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ACROSS THE OCEAN.
Various Views Of sambetta's Election
Serious Rlotinu at Pesth The Bru.
tallty Of the Police Aggrayate
the People-The Military
Called Out.
HUNGARY.

VIENNA, January l5.-Special dispatches
from Pesth state that serious disturbances
occurred Tuesday and Wednesday in con
sequence OF duel between Baron Mar.
thenji and Herr Verhoray, member oi
Parliament, In which the latter was fatally
wounded, and that further trouble Is
feared. Herr Verhoray was editor Of the
Hungarian, Radical newspaper, and at
tackled Count Festeties, a fellow member
with Baron Marthenji. OF the Aristocratic
Marthenji interfered in the matter. The
partisans OF Verhoray say that Marthenji
is q professional duelist, the best pistol
shot In Hungary, and was put toward in
the quarrel for the purpose OF silencing
Verhoray, who Is very distasteful to the
aristocrats but popular with the masses:
Last night a great crowd OF students and
workmen filed the streets in the neigh
borhood OF the Casino Club, uttering hos
tile cries, and they finally stoned the win
dows. The police were repeatedly re-
pulsed by the rioters and finally
two battalions OF infantry charged with
fixed bayonets. Many persons were
slightly hurt by stones, sticks and bayo-
nets. About thirty rioters were arrested.
Another dispatch from Pesth says; Ri.
oting was renewed late last evening. Two
persons were shot, whether by the mill.
tary or rioters Is not known. At midnight
shots were fred at the soldiers from be.
hind some wagons, in the styeet. The per-
petrators escaped.
The London Standards Pesth special
says: The military shot two persons In the
riot Wednesday night. No disturbances
would have occurred, II the police had not
provoked the people by their brutality.
The workmen are reported to be march
ing from the suburbs to the innertown.
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Brief Mention.

u',,v "a sonts r,a.n noy;nohIa uauiarJov
ihh s''ee's "e'e h"S's"o'o yess'tu"s'
YESTERDAY was payday at the Laugh
IN m'ii' -,
YESTERDAY was pay DAY at Inc City
Building.
CouSciL wouldn. allow street oommis'
sioner Nlchol 70 c!eah Tue stfee's.
THE movement IN iavor oil city PARK
seems to be favored by all classes IN TINS
city.
The Beethoven Singing Society gave q
masquerade ut Their hal, on Fourteenth
and Main streets, last nignt
TnE revival services In tho Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church will be continued TO-
day at $3.50 anu 7:So O'CLOCK.
AN effort Is making to reorganize the
Wavefly Society, and have il meet in tho
Senate Chamber at the Capitol.
TuE "I.aw and Order" folks say that
the people lave an exaggerated idea Of
tho intentions Of their organization.
co,Ircrop T.Sry has maid tho amount
dnc M IN" Iist. Daven~oti lonn and naid
shont 81, ClI tn the Receiyer vestersIay, '''''
n,',', = ,;,,a.s ~ 49, poi,o tS.nI., -
lhE a1iTeIs ., W .a a'o 10 p9 ,I; ns ,,an.i ~,
Lufneu 70 Wo.S yesse1uay .neIr . uernanus p:n
iavlIs nay a neea Volee sn a,;I o w''"' "' i'''e'
sue uriSets "te sun ou'.
WHEELING Female College public exam
nations Tlll continue Today ~ n
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FoRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS,


WASHINGTON, January 10.
Messrs. Mcpherson and Baldwin pre-
sented petitions OF women asking con-
stitutional amendment giving women the
right OF suffrage.
Mr.. Allison, from the Committee on
Finance, announced that he was directed
BY. that committee to report back the joint
resolution for the withdrawal Of the COM
pulsory legal tender power OF U. S. Treas
t,ry notes. The committee had made q
verbal amendment to the resolution unan-
imously agreeing to 1t, and with that
amendment directed him to report the
resolution adversely. He understood there
was minority report TO be presented,
otherwise he should ask for an indefinite
postponement OF the resolution. He asked
that 1t be placed on the calendar for the
present. So ordered.
Mr.. Bayard, from the same committee,
presented the views OF the minority.
On motion OF Mr.. Davis wv. Va it was
resolved that when the Senate adjourn to-
day 1t be until Monday.
HOUSE.
After some miscellaneous business, con-
sideration was resumed OF the bill requir-
ing that one half OF the reserve OF the
National Banks be kept in gold and
silver coin OF the United States.
In advocating the bill relative to the
bank reserves, Mr.. Price, Of Iowa, de-
clared himself opposed 10 any tinkering
with the currency either as to the quantity
or quality OF the paper which was circu-
lating. He was also opposed to taking
away the legal tender quality oil the green'
back. All prudent men spoke In thunder
tones and said: "Let well enough
alone"
At the conclusion OF a short speech by
Mr.. Lewis in favor OF the bill, the morn
ing hour expired, aud tho bill went oyei
without action.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole on the report Of the Com
mittee on Rules.
The debate which followed was con
fined exclusively to the question as Il
whether the Committee on Appropria
tions or on Commerce should have juris
diction over the river and harbor bill, anC
was participated in by Kenna, Sparks
Scales, Warren, Mills and Reagan.
When the committee rose Mr.. Convers
introduced q bill for the establishment Q
titles in the Hot Springs Reservation. Re
ierred.
Adjourned.
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The Grant noom not Booming.

The Cincinnati Commercial OF yesterday
has special dispatch giving the result OF
aPresidential canvass in Athens County,
Ohio, among the leading Republicans,
withthe following result:
Sherman has for first choice, II; for Sec
Ond choice, 43.
Blaine has for first choice, 0S; second
choice, 30.
Grant has for first choice, II; for second
rhoiCe,2 -.
washburne has for first choice, II; for
second choice, 81.
Garfield has for first choice, u; Tor sec
Ond choice, 90.
And two desire the l.ordly Roscoe as q
scond.
The Pres, published at Lawrenceburg,
Indiana, gives tho result Of q canvass
among the leading Republicans OF Dear
born County, as follows: For President,
Sherman, $40; Grant, 50; Blaine, 20;
washburne n; Hayes, 2; Coliax, 4;
nominee, l2; won't vote for Grant, 5.
An interviewer OF the Philadelphia
Pas has been canvassing Gettysburg,
Pa, the town where the great battle Of the
zar was fought, with the following result:
"As far as have canvassed public senti-
nent, lind a remarkable unanimity
among Republicans for Blaine. Grant stock
isaway below par. and is going down
lover every day. Persons who y month
OrtwO weeks since were outspoken in IA
yOF Of Grant for the third term are now as
strongly opposed to him. ! found not
OyertWO per cent OF those interviewed in
AyOrot Grant. Blaine Is the favorite, and
Washburne next, and John Sherman
next"
The Cincinnati Commercial OF Yesterday,
alter Watching with much interest for
some time past, the Presidential straws"
in Pennsylvania, is moved TO make the
following general remark on the result:
"The fact is, the boomers are finding
that they can not manage Pennsylvania
Tor Grant. Close examination shows in
Pennsylvania, as in Indiana, that not one
Republican in four is for Grant-that
Blaine has far more friends than can be
mustered for the third term; and that
Sherman is very strong with the people,
being the man deservedly identified in the
public estimation with the good money
Triumph and good times.
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To dc people Of Maine:
Believing that ought to do everything
to allay agitation in the minds OF the citi-
zens ot this State, l hereby give assurance
that up TO this moment calm connsels have
prevailed, and that see no present occa.
sion for public alarm. Iregret that mes.
sages should be sent from any quarter
which bring crowds OF men of both politi.
cal parties into this city. This Is o
great embarrassment in preserving peace
and Ia reaching proper solution OF the
difficulties before us. Whatever threats
are made have no fear for my personal
safety. II our people will feel confidence
that the dispositions made for their pro-
lection are sufficient, although not OBJ
truded on public sight, and would all keep
and counselipatience so that political and
legal questions could be considered, our
trouble could soon be in way for settle
ment. My attitude toward MIR. Lamson,
as matter Of duty, has been made known
In my reply to his inquiry addressed to
me on the 12th day Of January. At the
same time regard him as in position to
IN high degree to the efforts
10 save US from anarchy and ruin, and
justice requires me to say that he has by
all means 10 his power aided in. keeping
the field clear ior lawful and peaceful
OF the matters in issue.
[signedl JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN.
WHAT THE FUsioNrsrs WILL DO.
BosroN, January ia dispatch to the
Herald from Augusta, says: The Fusion
sts held caucus tonight, presumably to
determine on the course to be pursued
hereafter. The meeting was secret. It Is
reported that they intend TO proceed with
he election OF Governor and State officers
regardless Of what may be the
nature OF the Supreme Courts decision Of
he questions submitted by the Republi-
,ans. Itis also said that they will await
lntil the decision is rendered before tax
ng this step.
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POLAND.

BERLIN, January ia correspondent
says rumor OF q quarrel at Kalish,
Poland, between the Russian and Ger
man officers. The officers oil Russian
regiment stationed at Kalish invited the
officers OF German regiments stationed on
the other side OF the river to dinner, and,
in the course OF political argument, the
Russians used insulting language toward
the Germans. Bloodshed was avoided by
Russian Colonel sending the German
officers home under escort,
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THE nINING TnounLEs.
All quiet nj the Seat OF wnr-The MIL.
tary Happy and Contcnied.


HuSTINoToN, January 10.
Special Dispatch to tho Intellitcneer.
Two OF the cases against the miners
under arrest al. Hawks Nest, before Magis-
trates .Farr, Grassus and sarver, have oc-
cupied all day, and will be continued to-
morrow. Messrs. Wilson, 1mboden and
St. Clair are for the defense. Aside from
the incidents usual to such cases, there
has been nothing in the way Of excite
ment or disturbance to-day in the valley.
The miners at two of the mines struck and
retired to-day.
The military still hold the fort at
Hawks Nest, and are reveling in the
yiands and luxuries OF that bounteous
country. Among the rare delicacies at
their FIVE o'clock dinners are corn soup,
possum fricasee, pet OK on the half shell,
goose pot pie, and other dainties peculiar
to that delightful region. ]. G. B.
ClSoINNArl, January ia special from
Hawks Nest, West Va, says the trouble
with tho miners is ended. The prisoners
were released upon giving bond to KEEP
the peace for one year.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol-
lowing transfers ofreal estate were admit
ted 10 record in tho Office Of the County,
Clerk yesterday:
Deed made November 22d, 1870, by W.
Il. johnson, trustee, to Dan. Montgomery,
for lots Is and IA up Caldwell's Run, for
$500.
Deed made January 18th, 1880, by W.
P. Hubbard, trustee, to George Crum-
backer, for lot on the east side Of McCol.
loch street, $l.775.
Deed made December 10Th, 1870, by H.
F. Behrens and wife to J. P. Maxwell, for
q piece OF ground on the Island, for $500.
Deed made January 10Th, 1880, by w.
J. W. Cowden, special commissioner, to
Ralph Arkle, for lots lSS, lS4 and 1876, on
the Island, for $l75.
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The Colorcd Exodus.

PETERSBURG, Va, January l6.-One hun.
dred colored emigrant passengers, via
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arrived
this afternoon from Goldsboro, N. O., en-
route for Indiana. The emigrants con:
sisted OF men, women aud children, o! oil
ages and conditions. Several hundred
more will shortly follow.
MOBILE, Ala, January l0.-The exodus
OF negroes to the North from Eastern
Mississippi has been over 1000 In the
pas, three weeks. ..
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Have You Seen Him.

INplANAroLls, January l5.-The follow.
ing is description OF Gen. L. II. Miller,
who has been missing from here since
January 9th: He was about five feet seven
inches high weighed about l75 poundsi
OF full habit; OF dark red complexion, fGIl
face, blue eyes, red hair and beard; he
wore moustache and chin whiskera. In
general appearance and In the cut OF his
hair and whiskers he resembled Senator
D. W. Voorhees,, though much smaller in
size. He was guile ireckled. He woro
brown broadCloth coat and vest and black
or dark pants; scarlet wooden socks; hand
some gold watch and cut glass bead chain.
His family will pay u large reward for his
return II alive, aud a reward for his body
Il he is dead. Mr.. J. II. Warden, Of this
city, represents the family, and any inlor-
nation can be addressed TO him.
TnE Excelsior Social danced at Ger.
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AFGHANIsTAN.

CALCUTTA, January l5.-General Bright
reports that he was attacked twice by the
Mohmounds Sunday, in the neighborhood
OF Ali Boghan, and repulsed them. Their
loss was heavy. General Doran has left
Lundi Katal, to attack the Mohmounds.
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C,,nnre in passenger rnre,.

BUFFALO, January l5.-The passenger
agents OF the western trunk lines have de.
cided to advance the passenger fares from
Buffalo to the regular schedule, and to
abolish all special limited rates to Detroit
and all western points, the change to
take effect at once.
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s,myLER CoLrAI saysthat while Blaine
ID ash sherman have many strong friends,
1Tasbburne, ~ Of Illinois, may poll more
,.,,as in the coming convention" This is
,bs IY way that a good many people are be-
a 'isDinr TO think. washburnc is the early
s sian1 Of General Grant, aud when the
i,,,er i,t sees that he has no chance he may
';,rity 's 10 them that washburne would be
I, sood second choice. Washburne's
.n'Ures S arc several times better Just now
,S,n IIayes' were month before the Gin
,irn,ti Convention Of 1876 met.
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'savIRR W. H. CALDWELL issued war
rant yesterday for Mrs. Andrews, who Ia
charged by Michael Mufeney with dis
turbance OF the peace. The constable
found Mrs. Andrews at home very i'll with
typhoid fever and did not arrest her.
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New York, January 10. - Arrived;
Steamer State OF Alabama, from Glasgow.
NEw YoRK, January l5.-Arrived, Ne
yada and Adriatic from Liverpool.
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NonvoLK, January l5.-The Dismal
Swamp Canal was sold to-day at auction
for S275, 900. 1t was purchased by the
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ANusEMESrs.-The "Pathipders" will
open at the Opera House tonight This
troupe Is compared very iavorably with
ssulsbury's Troubadours and the
Froliques. They have made very success
iul southern tour, and come west most
highly recommended. Tickets at Lucas
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ANDREW sELIo, who works at the River
side Nail Factory, was badly bruised about
the arms and body yesterday by the
breaking OF pulley, the pieces striking
and injuring as stated above,
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Tar freight tariff from Wheeling to all
.ia,. i we.t is to be advanced tomorrow.
Tbs T ra.e for nails to Chicago will De. oe 20 20
luz u,' 't inslesd Of 20, and to St. Louis 80
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PoLIcE CouRr-Jldce Cranmer.

Police CouRr-Judgs CrGmmer.
The following cases were disposed Of at
this court yesterday morning:
John Dunn, drunk. Committed, thirty
Sam Blake, disOrderly conduct. One
dollar and costs. Paid.
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Tax CouRrs- County CouRr = Juigs
Boyd. This court met at 9A. N. yesterday
and adjourned until the same hour this
morning.
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,,.,,.n.ioo Enourh for one Year.


lis estimated that during the year 1879
,be following increase OF the volume OF
money occurred:
I,r,,ass Of god 80
~ ~. oi Silver
u...,,s oi Eatisaal hank nOles......,.. ls0 S6t
ips,,.r,I Increase Of Rreeabacks.""".... oOlS,PSs
,,,,p,p,ou tor tho year. IolS, $40
Sit has turned ont that the first year OF
,u4cie resumption has been year OF Won
d4,lul money initiation. The Democrats
Md us that specie resumption would bring
shout CONTRACTION OF the currency, low
nrices and general stagnation OF business.
Itturns out that their predictions were
dead failures. -
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This evening General Chamberlain is
sued the following to the people OF the
State;
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Flush times Down at BeIlaire.

lnd'Psadsnt Of yesterday.
The following is summary OF the dtyi-
deRds paid by the various manufacturing
Establishments that declared dividends
payable in cash during January;
etllaire Nal 900
Iul99i uaAs WOTkS...,.. l!'VCS l'S
..'..sY'IVVV
The Goblet Works makes no report, as
The year does not end In January. The
Window Glass Works year ends August
ist, Both these factories have done well,
and on the whole the past year has been
probably The best that the manufacturing
sstablishmenls Of Bellaire have ever
known.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, January 10, 1880.
To DE people Of Maine:
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money, to the Granite National Bank and
obtained draft.
The investigation was here suspended
for the afternoon.
cHAMBERLAIN's ASSURANCES OF HONEST IN
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HcTA RLIsHED AUGUST "a, 1852
Ghe gatelLigsrrefs,

:,s,,s, x; yo.. rs aud ~ Fourteenth street.
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The Excelsior Social danced at Ger.
mania Hall last night.
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TILE RRInRRY INVESTIGATION.

The bribery committee OF the House
held meeting this afternoon. Mr.. Clark,
Green backer, the counted in member of
the House from Eobleboro, testified that
about q week before the meeting Of the
Legislature, his brother came to him and
informed him a certain man wanted him
to 20 and see him (olark) and tell him
II he would resign his position and give
up his certificate, he should have a good
place in the Boston Custom House as
long as the Republican party was in
mower. A few days after q man came to
see him, whose name he positively re-
fuses TO give, and renewed the oter ot q
place In the Custom House and also
81 600 in money, $500 down and $500
more after the organization OF the Legis'
lature. He positively refused and the
man wanted him to come afterwards TO
a house in Augusta. The man said the
money he offered was his own.
Mr.. Clark was pressed hard 10 give the
mans name, but positively refused,
Alfred s. Kimball, OF Oxford, was the
next witness. He saw Swan In the Au
suSta House on the Monday night Of the
Organization and Swan told him he had
been informed they were making ettort'
10 buy up Representatives; that he wa
going into II, and get some money and ex
nose them. Saw Swan again at noon mex
dsy, when he Swan showed him q rol
oi bills, which he said he had receives
from Wallace R. White II he would re
Il =.
This Is contradictory OF Swans attida
vit, wherein be says he went from th'
Court House, where he received tn
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

WASHINGTON, April 97.-The House
Committee on Military Affairs to-day or
dered a favorable report upon the resolu-
ton authorizing the Secretary Of War to
loan arms, ammunition and tents to the
Soldiers Reunion Committee Of the North
West; also on the resolution to extend
the time for filing claims for horses and
equipment lost by officers and enlisted
men. The Chairman was instructed 10
report iavorably upon all bills requesting
condemned cannon, except in cases where
an unusual number are asked for. Capt.
Welsh addressed the committee urging
the establishment Of home for INDECENT
soldiers and sailors at Erie, Pa.
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THE wEsr rolsr INVESTIGATION.


AtNttEuAy A1feshJ AshS ss.' ~-t'N"
WEST PoIXr, April 27.-In the Whitta-
ker investigation to-day, Highland Falls
saloon keeper named Maher, was called,
who remembered seeing the man Howell
at his saloon on April llth. Howell said,
''they will never ascertain who assaulted
Whitaker, but he could pick them out. T"
Witness supposed that Howell referred to
the cadets. Two fishermen heard Howell
say this.
Recorder Sears stated to the court that
considerable unfayorable comment had
been made in the newspapers about let
ter Whitaker sent his mother, in which
he is made to say that both lobes OF his
ears were cut of. "Mr. Whitaker" said
the Recorder, "did not exsggerate to this
extent. Instead OF writing as above, he
simply wrote that the lobes OF his ears
were cut"
Eta Denite, a waitress at the post, tes-
tiled that she received pieces OF the belts
and handkerchief found in Whittaker's
room from the hands OF an orderly from
Col. Lazele. The pieces Of belts bad only
little blood on them, while the handker.
chief was covered with blood, no one por-
ton OF It having less blood on 1t than
another. Il was the first testimony in re-
gard to the true condition Of the handker.
Chief which was taken from Whittaker's
room.
WIN. Il. Brooks, engineer at the boiler
house, testified that he had no direct eVi'
dence as to who committed the outrage
He had only Q supposition, and he was
allowed TO say that his supposition applies
TO Whitaker having an accomPlice.
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BROUGHT BY THE CABLE.
The Personnel of the English
Cabinet.
An Unexpected Deal In the Gambling
Rooms Of Monte carlo-Truubls Be-
tween China and PortuuaI-6eu.
sral Foreign Notes and News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April 27.-The Tina says: 1
is rumored that the Liberal Government
intends to convert consols into p per CEN
stock.
1t is believed that the Queen has sane
toned the following appointments: Duke
of Argyle, Lord President OF Council; sil
William G. Vernon Harcourt, Secretary oi
State for the Home Department; Earl ol
Kimberly, Secretary OF State for the Co
lonial Department; John Bright, Chan
cellor for the Duchy Of Lancaster; j.
stans6eld, President OF the Local Govern.
ment Board; Earl Granville, Secretary oil
State for the Foreign Department; Mar
quis Of Harrington, Secretary OF State for
India; II. q. Echilders, Secretary Of State
for War, Lord selborne, Lord High
Chancellor; Wm. E. Forster, Chief Sec.
rotary for Ireland; Lord Northbrook,
First Lord OF the Admiralty.
It Is believed the following appoint
ments outside OF the Cabinet have been
arranged: Attorney General, Henry
James; Solicitor General, Farrer Her
schell; Lord Chamberlain, Lord Kenmare;
Mistress Of Robes, Duchess OF West
minister.
There will be Council at Windsor
Castle tomorrow, when 1t is expected the
Ministers will be sworn in.