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New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

the following ticket had been elected the only change
from the egIar ticket being George IT. - IN -tcnea
ior suy G Ilett IN the Committee OF Adn's )ns.
For Presideht-HamiltOn FI,h
For Eiee- YTesiGents-Peter Cooper. NUN - tusDcn,
George Ci3ot Wald. jackson huZ J",iab M FiSkt'
Cornelius X. ANEW William ~. w. Is Liliot g.
C0wt!in Henry W. Bellows, joan H. ILL., saIem H.
Wales, -n'iair TnufeY.
For SeeTrt1yy-N deer Howe.
FOR JfeQsurcr-C,rurce 7. Baker.
For Ersctiirs committee Gas 81 l~s2-Jostph :.
LOwrey. Joseph II. Bsuvn. joseph t. Gas, :. EiHafd
Nash. William H. Huriburt.
For lomm}tee on Ado'iss,ons-A -Alhon j. Nan. red
erlck d. l.ppen. Joseph S. howe, George Montague,
MarCeius HIrtiy, twin 81. loltroos. JOAN !. Plun-
mcr Marvefe ". Cooper, james j. iiigQinsOu, George
-. John sheffield, john H. Hodges Joseph Bell, David
MinEcn. ir
For Co0,nfre on library and PUblirafioBs.-Wilf1m
o. Riddle, Thomas Denny Hcnry y. S.dsvich. horace
B. Fry, william T. Lusk. Gilbert l.. Jones' George }.
leef.
For Committee on Ari-Eastman johnson. Frank Wal.
Ter. Edward J. Henry Francis A. Stout. Henry J.. How.
land. Charles T. cook. Rush {. Hawkins.
For Committee Political Reform -DOrman b. Eton.
Henry j. scudder. George Waller, George Il. Butler,
Robert NJ. Strcbeeh. Thomas H. Hubbard, Charles
Collins, Daniel e. Rollins, ObYer /. G. B ngs. Charles
c. Beaman. &c., Chauncey NJ. Depew William W. Astor.
Hamilton Fl.h, jr.
For Amd.tors-Charles Z. Beebe, william \. Camp.
Charles 1 Coffin.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
IRELAND STILL AGITATED.


There are some further reports of disturb
anccs 10y uotous asseublags resistance TO process
seryero IN the Comtc. OF Mayo Galway and Sligo, but
no serious co cts nave occurred owing TO the fobear
aucc OF the police The process-seryer have in most
cases been compelled abandon the effort to do Their
duty.
The reference which Mr.. Parnel made 10 the Galway
aYay has been teegraphed here. 1t appears that
no one was killed and any persons were wounded the
police have been unable TO md them.
THE MARLBOROUGH FUND.
The relief fund Of the Duchess OF Marlborough now
amounts 70 f14.30O lSG9,2l2l.
GOYEBNMENT AID.
The Government have mede an important change in
their policy In respec the CONDITION of ireland. They
resolved grant loans for the construction Of
drainage works in the dstre districts which now
the schedule annexed to the circular OF the
Board Of Works or which may be scheduled
from time to time These loans 10 be
made upon liberal terms than heretofore proposed
namely to he TepayaDle thiityyc years, or perhaps
"A Ion time; the number Of wears before the repay
bear the preliminary expenses OF sucn works them
They III also offer increased inducements 10
boards OF guardians for the execution OF sanitary
works.
II these measures be found Inadequate to meet the
Cxigcncy. the GOyernn en VIII appy 10 Parliament 10
OF The Church surplus for the prosecution % rele
works t. be carried by the Board OF Works, aud -
hOrlZe the formation OF baIOula sessions 10 deter
mine the nature OF such works
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BrSINLSS INTERESTS.

MoRRIsrowN. y. j., Jan. s.-Thc miners i'll
four Of the mines oyer Morris COUNTY have struck
for an advance oi from IL 20 10 ~ - per day.
CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Thc strike at the stock
wards continued Isolated cases OF men leaving tae
Union and g0ng to work have occurred. Ihs morning
sA went 10 one ppckiu g-hOuso ana were taken back
ST. LOUIS. Jan. S.-Ihc coal miners of Belle
vile H. have struck Cor four cents per bnshc for dig
ginv. They also demand that eight hours shall be a
days work
CHICAGO, JAN S.-The Rditrdy Age gives II
list of sixy-ive railroads sold IN 1870, with mileage
of 900 mics; representing 81 900 in bonds and
fef- and $50 O00, 900 IN capital stocks, IL total ur
s24J 900, 900 Of ca pital In nyestments affected.
READING, Penn. Jan. S.-The wOrkmen en-
ployed in the hat factory OF Mohn Brothers resumed
work this morning, the firm having granted the ad-
ynnoo asked them IL IN expected that tho Other nat
factories hero viii resume WORK shortly.
WHITEHALL Jan. s.-About 800 miners employed
in the Chateaugay ore bed, Lyon Mountain, quit work
yesterday afternoon and attempted to compei other
miners to stop The sheriff and sixty special eonstaD es
from Piattsburg went TO the mines to-day and arrested
tho rngleaders who are now IN 1a WorK ia tlo hpes
Will probably be resumed to m0rrow'
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
ARcHBLsB0P PUPCELLS AfFlIRs.
A CRlFIY TRICK DIscOvERED-lN

CRAFTY TRICK DIsCOvERED-AN ANGRY MEETING.
CNCINNATI, OHIO, Jan. SIN answer 10
notice in the spapers signed \ Creditor" calling
meeng of the cTedtorsof Archbishop Purcell II Hopkins
Hall tonight. the approaches 10 that hall were
crow "a with anxious creditors, some ot whom
thought their claims were 10 br Immediately PAD.
Tne GooIkfCper required every body desiring adidncc
To sag Le Was % creditor aud slu his aud amount
of claim tO 81 hAt appeared 10 De q blank roll.
After about forty persons mad signed un enquirer re-
uortcr got ld Of Le rapcr ana turning % az D. dlscOV-
cred that 81 WAS the power OF attorney authorizing ono
Thomas T. LlIkoU 10 appear ion The sLn"r, in me pro-
Crcd.ugs pending m the Probate t0urt Tor the ap-
uoutucut ~ cO-asslgnee 20 act I'm conjunction Wltl
Assignee M1nn.X.
= petition tur tae purpose was filed s)me iime
ac0, hUt the law icQuifCs mi nnfF N' fc ric'f'is
in To secure tbe appointment aud cny r%1"oOo
were Ipfrsti ed, W.el tae cduis axe fJsoOtOo, 10
action was taken.
n D, belle yld the meeting tonight was called az the
cour,e OF The uooskeeper Indicated 10 Obtain tuc sigma
ture o. sufficient am Uut of claims Go s,ctfe
the appon neut OF an asst ll1rD. Aifer tlc
discovery jte character O the paltr being signed,
th. Go.rbtepc abandoned hIs pos'. fhe laI was IL
sIauUy crowded ly an ANXIOUS mass. Tao coo:kecitr
ou IT, platform and announced That as inc
hsl was NO, laree enough ior th0ir accom-
mooJtlon tie meeting would De called else
where Tic crowd became very excited, aue John smith
was fortunate being able t0 MAX sudden d-1rpcdr
auce. Tomorrow L. the last day FOR ohianiug sui
rcIt gnaturcs f0g the success Oi au Application ior
the appointment of % co-l-s s'cu0e. As. gl'r Nanny
thinks the meeting was called ~ tie interest Of some
bank creditors
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
wouEN sUFFa4GE ADgOCATES PLEASED.

A meeting of the New York Woman's Suffrage
Society was held al the headquarters OF the
socirty No iO3 West Fortyeightbst Mrs l.. ID. Blake
made a brief address In which she alluded 10 the
rassage ia Governor Cornelrs message favorable TO
the election II 20 school Offices Thif, she SAID
WAS victory for the society aud reward FOR its pa
tieut efforts during tne last five years. IL was
also gratifying tnat the Hon. Thomas Icclesnc,
who had so strongly opposed woman suffrage
during Lis last term OF office, had been de
fcated in part through the sOclctJ's Efforts IN
the last campaign. resolution was passed thanking
Governor Cornell for keeping the plcdge he had made
privately and regarding the school question, j. y. H.
wilcox reported that a Dill had already been drawn up
al Albany authorizing women 10 hold Onlces IN the
schools IL had been placed In the hands OF Gen
eral Husted. who would present 1t before the
Legislature early next week. IL was decided To
call upon Francis Walker who Is at The head OF the
Census Bureau at Washington, or Information re-
oarIng what course should be pursued 10 make women
eligible 10 once OF census taker under the service Of
the Bureau. . ,,
DR. Cemence E. I0Zier. Mrs LoZcr, Mrs. l.. ID. Blake
7 ID X wilcox aud Mrs Helen NJ. SiOcuu were ap-
uo;nted delegates TO the National NOmGn's Suffrage
AssocatiOn Convention which cOnvenes AT Washington
on January 81. disc 3sIng the rights OF women
was read by Charles Peasey another paper relating 10
inc Injustice OF the present Jaws governing the Probate
Court Was read by Mrs j. ". Stone, formerly Of Calf
forpis.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
MARYLAND POLITICS.
TnE GovERNoKs MFssAGE-MR. GORMAN 7
CEED sENATOR WHYTF.

THE GovERNoKs MFssAGE-MR. GORMAN TO Sue
CEED SENATOR WHITE.
ANNAPOLIs Md, Jan. S.-The message Of
Governor Carroll read in both houses Of the Lcgls
laurc to-day II long but clear document, confined
entirely 90 state matters. which reviewed IN detail
The Democratic caucus 10 nominate canddate for
United States Senator 10 succeed the Hon. William
Pmkney Whyte. whose term expires March. ISL ard
also 10 nominate candidate for Police Commissioner
for the cry OF Baltimore, met tonight Forty
TWO votes majority of iuI ctu-
cu- Of both houses. On the first bliOt
for Senator. the Hon H. T. GOruan of Howard County,
received - woes. the Hon. WIN. Pukrey Whyic, The
United states senator, received % votes, ana
= Icackr tlls yJto-. For Police Commissioner oi
the City OF BImOrctiroTCc Cotton received O2 votes
aud William II. h. Fu-fclhaugh, noW president OF the
Board oi Police Comm sNOuer- received l. votes.
The Hon. \. p. German. who Is nominated for a SEN
afur s ucuhcr OF the STATE senate from Howard
County. dcut OF the Chesapeake and ONO Canal
and chairman of the Democratic StHte committee.
Before the ne Was page IN the United
States senate. aftcrWarl attached 10 the Scuae Post
Oncr ana aqurury Collector OF Internal Revenue
ts state. Since 1870 nc has been prominent Dom
ocrt In tue state ana ia 1872 speaker OF The House
o.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Thursday. Jan. s, 1850.
Prince Bismarck Is unwcl tnat he cannot come TO
Berlin.
The vote FOR the relief the sufferers b. famine in
PIPER sile-ia amounts to 81 100000
Iocgraus the Caucasus report the occurrence of
extensive fires ti Ti1ls and kutais.
Tie steamer Oy ympus las had her bow damaged by
collision with the bark Cdtcrlni.
The Daig Ncirs's cable correspondent reports mat
Lcary h of thc Kohisaui, Lughmanl and Logar chiefs
are -urrcudciluL.
M,-.rs. Cox& sons. church furniture manufacturers
OF Toudou and Ncw-Yoik, have failed Their liabilities
are stated 40 elSp.OJO.
The French Council of Ministers has decided upon
Cabinet programme 10 be communicated to the Cham
her- i'm the form Of Ministerial statement, not Pres
DENTAL message.
The Nosc0r G1-ctc asserts that Count sch0uyalofis
likely 20 oc appointed Minister OF the Interior with
dcrartmcut Of political police I'm his ministry. in lieu OF
the third eecion Of the Imperial Chanecierie, which
VIII Dee abolished.
TIC Indian Government have decided TO allow tie
rules respecting newspaper correspondent with troops
ON active service remain u aheyaucc leaving o the
discretion of cOmmandcrs the question OF imposing re-
sirictuus upon them n necessary. no correspondent
w however. be permitted 10 proceed 10 The IRON. WILL
ont a license.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
GucclGl Notices.

nervous In bansfiOnA medical comprising series
OF lee ures ~ Klhn's Museum O Anatomy New
YORK OF tiure decline showing u
healtg be rcalncL aioidn clear
syous, opelmcns g. marriage ana the rcamcnfOf
and physical deUy, beng the result OF ~ years OK
Tercnce ml 2jc. currency postage stamps Address
Secretary kahn's Museum, t., BrOadway. New.Nork
Post once N0sice.-rhe foreign mails for the week ent
II ESDAY W3pa tor Europe. by ste tmsnp Wyoming,
va Luosn-inwn WEDNESDAY, az $50 a m, Tor Eu-
rop by steamship Scyhia Queenstown correspondence
fr StOtilnd must De specially adfesse1 AMI AZ
.., Ia. land direct by steamship CircAsla, wa
IL for flance diftct by steamship
lrsc Nil lIsvrc thu RSDAN at IL for europe.
n pubic, via queenstown Correspondence ior
must De specially tddre-sed) ana ~ IL
m. steamship Mt-tpnHlia, via plymouth
Inerhuurg and Hamburg GA SATURDAY. az II a. M Tor
kurope amshp Ce ne VIA queenstown correspondence
scotland must be specially Addressed ana
at II a m Germany, &C., 10y steamship Neser wa ~oih-
mpon Bremen correspondence lof t'Tc IL rlan ana tc
Continent he specially addre-sed ana al u @ Tor
scotland direct. by s'dmship iey01a VIA Glasgow lhe
mails for Denmark sweden ard Norway arc Dispatched Oy
Hamburg steamers only The mails ct Erazi
..f Indies and Argentine Republic cave N-r- ora jana
Tine malI, for Belize Bay Islands rave New fork
ganuary A. The mails Iayt aud Jamaica leave NewNorS
Isnnary The mails Havana leave New-Nofk January
nd 10 The mails AspiD wall ami South Pacinc Ports
issya NevYorK January 10 The mails tor Mexico leave
~, ynk Jenuary TO- mails Tor China and Japan leave
n rrsn,i.co January II. Ihe mails for Australia &c,
ios'o "a" fHOs L. JAMES PostnasteE
po.t Once New.York, January 3. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

;,,od IN one occasion he decaptated forty
,yisoners favOrite diversion witn hlm was 10 Gu.
paut the tongues of the captlves whose lives ne
spared. -, I'll,
Tho will of the eccentric old Duke of Brunswick,
bo died few wears ago leaving all his property to
+be CITY of Geneva it appears was set aside by te
courts on the ground that a Brunswick law OF 1913
deprived him OF the right TO disinhert his family
Dnrng the last years of his life the Duke made lhs
home in Geneva. and. it used 20 be said, kept hls
cold and Jewels IN iron walled room, having sin-
ole d or I'm front OF which his bed was placed II
be had loTeseon that ne could not dispose oi DIS DIS
nroperty after his death, he would probably nave
snarded 10 with less care whe hc lIVed' Inc uetl-
Zion may however, prove NaiuclcSs rs the thfiN
Ccnevese sold off the Dukes wells soon after hls
death Oue of the most valuable diamonds was
purcha.ed hy a New-lork firm.
Afr Kavanagh the Irish member of Parliament
,rbo.e lack of arms and legs is accompanied by
\ anleniful supply Of BRAINS had in his youth very
sorrowful hfc After the early death of his father
and mother. he was under the control of his two
elder brothers, who, mortified by his strange
deformitv. are said to have secluded him
in the country from the sight of mankind.
The boy, full of intellectual zeal ana
manly spirit would not allow his mind to rust or
grow morbid; and when after several years his
brothers died, leaving a very large estate to ms
gudance he emerged from his library rarely culti-
waited and brilliant man with brain and VIII so
trained that ~ was very easy matter W MN ~
Crosp practical life and affairs. SO delightful are
Mir kavapagh's intellectual and spiritual gTaces
that ne won for his wife very beautiful ana
charming woman. His children are all brlght ana
handsome. and he Is greatly beloved, both by them
and by his tenantry. In spite of his bodily nisior
tune Mr. kavauagh is noted Nlmrod, rdng a1ter
honnds-in a saddle which he himself invented
with the greatest energy and daring.
CANNES. Jan. S.-The health of the Czarina is
better.
LONDON. Jan. s.-A dispatch to The Daily Ncrs
from Paris says: 1t is stated IN medical circles
that the health of the Queen of Spain has received
ot KING AlphousO She has been attacked with cpl
leptic fits, to which she was not previously subject
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
IN Eu6EzzLEr QriETLr EhLE4SED.

T. r. IEWIs's SENTENCE CoNNUfrD Jr~i B.IoEE
THE CLOSE oq GOVERNOR EoBi>soN'S rEFH.
Governor Robinson. shortly before the cioscof hi-
term Of Office committed the sentence If /. Is.
Lewis. who IN connection with Cha'le' Z. Beck
with. confidential clerk, Gefrau0ed b. T. Baboiti.
the soap manufacturer. out OF several hundred
thousand dollars hy forgeries and false cn-
tries. Lewis was sentenced 10 two year'
and six months imprisonment. Ills tcIn would
have expired next October bur 10y rhe communication
given. bis term WAS suOltcueI so a- 10 cApire De-
couber % lS79, and hc va, DISCHARGED ou tlat
day His rclcae. WAS effected 800 quietly that uo
l,uowlcdae of IL reached Mr. B 0bItt ln ume 20
serve Lewis with the necessary p1par- iu q civil
suit that had been commenced AGAINST NuH. u HH,
not till Tuesday that ~ was discovered tiN Ar.
Babbitt that Lewis he'd been released 'nI lfd I,li
this part Of the country. II W., said tna' the
cominutaton was Obtained through mrr-
chant OF this citc, friend or Governor
Rohin-Ou'- son and private secretary. II was also
sad that the counsel ot Beckwtu, the other 1rgcr
had SIN greater surprise ln store i"r MI bab"it
When inquiry was made as TO nat was pr"hahE
meant by BeCkwlths counsel. Mr. Babbitt sad
that thcv might have referred TO some statements
made by BeckW!tn at the time Of hlS arrest when
hp had Threatened 90 reveal certain irregularities
which he a Icd existed In thr payment 81 internal
revenue duties by tir. Bat1ljt. The later had ICE
mus; have been due - Bcckwith himself, aud since
BrcKwiths arrest clerks have been employed hl
Nr Babbtt 10 cooycr his books IN order thailt any
thlDg were due 40 thc Government ON pl~t trdue'r-
tIou- il nigh b. paId at once. DttectlYe boidch
was Yesterday sent bv Mr.. Bahbitt 10 Sin1 ~lug 10
and TO ascertain whether there had been any COM
mutation made Iu tlc case OF BrckVl'h.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09


BELLA BAY Slde. l. L. January = lsso, Catherine H..
R'sy@, ana Trend. A.. respectfully nyitei G., a,nd tne
funeral from nar lats residence Indy' January o. at l.
Intrria-ni at Flushing Cemetery.
Train leaves Long Island Ciy llaOa a. m.
BoGERT-saadcnly. January Benjamin c. Posert IN Tie
5Gtl year O' hi,akc.
Nouct Oi funeral Aer"afieT
COLGATE-At Parts, France on "Wednesday, January Z,
Charles g.. colgate
NCuce ~ flIerai hereafter.
HUNrA9 u DTevtsf, @ n ~ on wednesday January =
Notice 0i funeral hereafter
MATTHEWS Wednesday evening. January :. Miss sarah
rari ssfy,ce I'd i r",dsaee Of her sister Mrs Nary
hllan No. - Great Jones st.. on Friday, at y. n.
Interment az : cEeue-t idY. y Y
McMTCH AEL-suldeu!y. on "Wednesday January :, John
r1neai Ssryices from his lao residence, 80 22d,t,
FRIDAY January %, It j. o'clock
NIcHoLs-In tbs city. on wednesday atteIaoo2 Jlnaary
tau,ntel OF (. 20 iaie Scabuly TtcadWei
Notce of funeral hereafter
O'NFIfOn Wednesday January T. the Residence II let
s%91ss',i %rs Hpn. ri = y join GItL .-.i 80 years.
Furcra scry res al Augustncs ChJrca Mosania, sat
1ia elyas fory seo1 sire DrOtat ol5 a'e ane al
Hoyi-4Ils = ,luVn al $50.
OyIN Sutf.nv on Cth i1.- 80 pneumonia Charles T.,
YOUNGEST son ot IAouas owen. aged f1year. . .,. ,
Fineai l l TAX pace .s ats r-.lenc' No % W.si
Relatives AID friends of the FANNY are respectfully MO
sAfFoaDIn th. city, on the 7h mt, o. e@n,In p'ion
Fu ioral from 59s ave- on Friday, TIE d. a. p m
Burial at Woollawu Cemetery
sWITZER-Oa Thursday. January $50 j. Augustus swift
e:,ts and ritnas Of the family invited loateai TIE
fIra services tate rc,druc,, Us state ST. Brook
yn on saturday afternoon, at 23O o'clock Please omit
flowers.
WpIGlr- On wednesday January T. Andrew Wilson,
ISth ST. frioas ON II a Frenis vii please
upt :. Id flowers.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
AMERICAN ExHIBII0RS 4TNELBorENE

T. r. Pickering, United states Government
Agent for the Melbourne international Exhibition
ba, opened an ONCE at room No. lo2 IN the Post
Office building for the prpos" OF furnishing inior-
nation regarding the exhibition which is to be
onrncd October !. 1850. Mr.. Pickering has ap-
ned tor 30 900 square feet of space for the United
States. but he has not yet had n reply He
los Aad aDphcatio ions thus far for 1900 square
feet and he expects that 10y March TALL appuca-
tons must be ia b. that time ic whole amount
VIII bc taken mp. Already requests FOR space have
hrcp made by manufacturers OF watches, agucul-
tnrlI indictments, cotton and Woolcn goods. lyoTy,
printing-prcssce, railway appliance, luda rubber
goods, or2Ine monumental Nofk, iIr-ailn> lurni-
ture, photographs, hardware, etc.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
THE UNION LEAGUE ELECTION

THE REGULAR TICKrT WITH ONE TXCFPrI,
rrrc1ED by 4 HEANY VO1T-IHE ART BECtP
TION.
The annual election OF the officers of tie
Union League Club look place last evening. and WAS
largely attended by tue members OF the club Tue
ticket bearing the regular nominations had
been rcported unanimously by the following
committee: Charles :. smith, Samuel sLethar
G. C. Hastings Charles L. Tiffany. E. L. Bolles George
W. soren and LOUIS C. Lewis. The voting heavy,
and tie extensive scratching" which the members in
,uleed In delayed the announcement OF the result until
IN early hour this morning The nominating com
mittee included the OF Sully Gillet In tho
Committee Admissions, and the canvassng to defeat
hts election was active. He known to be Demo
rat and those that opposed him argued that II they saw
nt he, witn any Of the other eleven members OF
tho Committee could prevent the election into
tho club OF any and all RepuOlchns
For according To the bylaws two black-balls In the
committee on admissions defeat person seeking adms
sion 10 the club II said that Mr. Get would easily
have been elected on any other committee. Ballots
horinc the name Of George John Sheffield III his place
re bundant Mr shefield's friends worked assidcusv
n secure bis reelection the committee, and were IN
diguant that he had not been renomnatcd \ vigorous
but unsuccessful attempt was also made to elect j. q ~
Ward on the Art Committee IN place of Coonei Rrs1 {.
hawkins. who was The regular nominee. ~
Willie tie memorrs were waiting Tor the result Of &c
yoirg many visited the Art Gallery. Among tho>1
prrepUt Wtlf inc ii'u' J"uu D'f'
phcpr " IL Appleton, Elnot {. CCwdin Chas smith,
ptofr,sor Bo,ta, Cyrus Butler I. \, Richards
/ Croo,ev t. /. Horny Roswell Smith, ). T. avery,
Drhnrd H. Butler. Thomas C. Acton, Charles WAlr0us,
Arthur Wartlev Colonel Ethan Allen, George H. But
ier. Eastman johnson, Colonel Kush o. ia" Alns D.
Nbncr Harper aud George II. Story. ~
Among the paintings was W: fnmoi
" Siu,Iy of A NeM-YOrk Editor = After the
Tcmpcst-Mornng." by A! ihur Quartley; Near Mas
ERahnmas." by a. BieTstadt; Ten Mile River,
Provi1@nre r. L. by Addison Richards IL portrait by
Eastman Johnson Of Robert Rltlin who went to ST.
JIeirna with Napoleon, and who. IN ls2O, was ship
~recLed on NnntuckeI, where be now hves; On the
Road" two laughing girls sitting IN an old-iashoned
sIcigh and protecting themselves from the Summers
an nv AN old umbrella--by Walter satIer-
lee; ..sunday morning IN Virginia" aud :" Visit
To the Old Mistress" by Winslow Homer "Nenetian
FISHING Boats" by q. C. Coleman l. Amateur" the
Muorish Chief" and Moorish Dancing Girl" by III.
IJnmphrey Moore; "A Brown study" by Eastman
Johnson /; portrait OF Robert Lenox Kennedy. by d.
Huntington and " Rockaw9y Beach," by Francis A.
AT an early hour this morning It was announced that
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS,
GOVERNOR LONGS MESSAGE.
SUGGESTIONS on SUBJECTS or GENERAL INrEREs
TO ALL STATES.


SUGGESTIONS on SUBJECTS or GENERAL INTEREST
TO ALL STATES.
BOsrON, Jan. S.-The message of Governor
Long states that the total OF the public debt oi ihe
srate At the close Of 1879 IL S3302DiGi, which Is
as year ago. Thc suggestion IL made thoi the
Executive Council ne abolished far as its powers are
discharged by eight Councillors, ana that the Council
shall consist Of the Secretary Of state, Treas rer
Auditor and Attorney General, including the
acknowledgements The Governor proposes a
union OF the Agricultural College with The
Amherst College. the trustees Of the latter
having expressed willingness accept the trust He s
u accord with AIs regarding the manage
of the Ho0saC Tunnel, though he thinks mat e.
raOrdInay Circumstances may arse ." hen tlr tNifu-
lures NAV exceed the revenue OF any on" year. Inc
proposition 10 give reformed pri-oners helping hao,
as suggcstcd by the Commissioners receiver word OF
encourage meut ana the necessity OF enabling every
town 10 secure 10 Its schools ~ stem OF uunrd and
YltaliNug supcrinteudcucc Il approved AttcnuOn is
called to the preservation OF forests. .
The Governor suggests that the option whether IL
cen-es ahnl be- granted not be referred To the whole
people, leaving the law Hs ~. The message
prunouuccs double taxation unjust! ana add that one
STEP and only one IL taken there Is prospect or some
imprOvcm, methods. II Is impossible 10 organ
vi be adopted and II l. equally impOss lie for Leg
isaturc to adopt I'm any single session. new system
4 change can only come by taking step at Time.
The Governor approves NJ submitting proposition ~
biennial elections TO the people though he questions
cXpcdruCy of a change.