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tenant were serously assaulted Mt 13allfnn-
more, County 1.ettretn, by armed men.
l.ANFrrKANUE COrnT.
For innntlI there has been no petty acs'-
s1on mt l.a1'ann,orc, but tic League Court
sits regularly.
tlEIuir Up THE LAND COMMISSION.
4 dispatch fronl Dublin sayB tho tepart ut
tic Land Commission llas bcen Hel,t 10 tliG
Government. Tie repast expresses the views
Uf three Commissioners, two dissenting.
4 t.ASl,.1.EAutEIs AlsltEsrEn.
I'albot, tratlesrsan of Iratce. and n ,nctn~
lcr Of tie Feres branch ut tho Lalsd t.eagie.
hns been nfreStott.
sCrrHEsstSd "nt:LI.roziNa."
spseAA Gnt4e.,
l.oSnDN, inn. 7,-'rhc t3oycrtment ilas tte-
citlGt tU make stctern,fuetl elr0rt tn SUP
press Uoycotting," mil numerous proscctl-
tfons will le. made. II, tlIts emit Sir Henry
.fal,les. A.torney>ticmoral, ln tho ilo'tsa of
Cou.1uo,ls lust night Introduced II hill tteat.
lnK with elccturaf corruption. 1t Is Ycry
stringent In fts prov1sluns.
II The N1sftrn ASsnctst<t Fr.st.
1.oSpDS, Jun. ia dispatch frU.n Dublin
snys the Government ts actively niltI dctcr-
mlned1y suppresstnE the t,ructice Of "I,ny-
cnttlng." The coi,stalllnry l,as been III
slrtlcted u nttrnd f0tra nlni rnurkets to prt-
vent It. Several persuus llaye a!rcndy beci,
prosecuted for "1}oycottlng."
A1sIlEsTE1I.
Du1,r1S. Jan. I-Ferry anl ten other
prominent members of thu Anna4nlawIl
l,rantsi nf tho I.auNi-LcnguH hnyu bcpn ar.
restcd and re1landcd.
THE "rlMEs" 70 rARxE1.E~
The Timex says: "lt is not improbable
TINT Mr. rarncll, Mt tho moment WHOM lie
has to stand triHl oil criminal charges, md
when lso Inns challenged not oi,'y tic British
Government, but tho Imperial Parliament.
t0,c0lnbat, may have found popular support
lM ireland crumbling under hfs feet"
THE NAN.
Tho three Irish Lnnd Commissioners, III
their report sntt to tho Government. rec0ti'
mend tho adopt,on nf tho three Fs, FnIr rei't
Free salcs, nnti Fixity of Tenure. They al
nit the principle IT frae cantract, hut lntt'
mate TINT practically such freedom does mol
exist. rhey proposc thnt tho rent be ttxctl by
two arbltrntors, ono representing tho tc,,ntIt
and tic other tho lnnu costrt, with power Il
SUMMON I'LL umpire, II necessary, anil thn
tho rclit, when fixed, Ia to ren1att. urchangct
for twenty-onc years. They would taft
away thu power Of eviction exeup
fur nola-paynsent ot rent. sni>luttinv
Or waste. On occupying, TENANTS ar'
not to be allowed tn contract themselves Ou
Of the act, but n0,,-occupying tenants aro Il
be allowed to do 81, subject tO certain lfmita
tinns, und corporations alltl limited owner
should be el1ablBd t sell tho amount o
annuul payment not to exceed the prcscn
rent Tlla Commissioners rucominontt[nt
tho adoption Of tho "thrce F's' are l.or'
t}lessbnsouRl, baron Dowse, nnd Wtlltati
, 1881-01-08
Dn1TISII BITS.


f4oNn0S, 1nn. 7.-Tho British Board of
Trade returns show tho value Of exports for
December, 1880, TO llnyo been Ela, ,2siio 000,
ngnlnst El1, ,h00, 900 during, tic corresponding
month iii 1870. Tho total vnll!n nf exports
for the year was E&.. 000, 600, ngai,st EiD1,-
00U,000 for 1870. The value Of Imports intU
tic United Kingdom for December, 1Sso, was
Eta a:t00 600, agninst Ell, 970,Oo0 for tic same
u!0ntl, In 1870. The total yalne of imports
for tho past year WIS Gaoo, 600 GOO, against
f3tEs., ,0G0, 600 for 1870.
WANT AN 1NcnEAsE or WAGES.
rho Blackburn cotton.spinners want an In
crease Ut wngcs.
THE ROWING MATCH.
A final deposit Inns been posted IN tho liam
laI-Laycock rowing match for the It'll.
CuSso1E,
LONDON Jan. 7-11:D a. m,-COnso1s,
money, III 1f-10; nccnunt, ts 13-t0.
sILvEn.
Lox1ox, Jan. T.-l}ar silver Is quoted at
GIN pence pcr ounce.
NUiLIoS.
The bullion Withdrawn from tho Ua,k OF
England OH balance to-day was !tss,89 600, nil
for America.
Blls JOHN FItANKL1N's LIEUTENANT.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Tho remains OF Lieut..
irving, OF Sir john Frnnkl1n's expedition,
brought from tho Arctic regions by Liout.
6ehwatLa, wGru buried ut EtllnburE to day
with naval and military honors.
TIE: DEATH Is ANNOUNCED
Of A2nold Ruge, I'll. D., tho German writer.
pl 1osopilcr, and liberal politician, and dis
ttrgutslled as the "Fatllor Of tho Gerlnat,
resolution" Ills ace was 70 years.
, 1881-01-08
4. MOUNTAIN OF FIRE.

TtN IZri1Dff0tt of MfAEfktf 1.0Ns tho ONLY
as,1,e. vrf.s,,a nr liz xu,,T,.,,n1, ~,
.,.s N. ....ss.,,.,,,.. NJ 10y ..s " .,,a 49, -
~ ~a..., ~. - .'s... .t. =. s.'.st wv 1"eu ~
Mo!tch F!ooa-!A"1iesS Aeeeardlh4 tne
Nnte OF 48lto.
tnrr'rotl'ttnef Attp 1oft Tribune.
Il!1.o, Hawaii, 1lec. 10.-Atnus.a Lon, on the
Iyland OF Hawaii, Is now the only re,nninEug
notivn vntcnro In mn Sartt,yicl, island rrnnr
'o1so ., s".". 49,. ~ u'v n srnn Soup
Ihese "se Two c5esess an Asaa"a Lon, ohe
ut tic summit, Mt hight Of nearly 1i.000
feet, having y circumference Of about ten
mitre ami ,1rn,l, n tIo,san|i fcct. mn, ~.
.n,es A'a .ses' a.'.. ~
othor on uio seuthe1h s'ope o. ule 1Aouhta'h.
Sx&eel miles 1r"li t'lc sun'i'llt. ~ hight Ut
over, 1880 feet, having a circulnfercllee Of
oluntt ,,tne miles n,uI tleptI Of C00 feat
.T,hssn n,n,or. ~, ,,rsnt dis hnrt,, ;n,,nn ~
lheso efasess nle E1sat p'ts, has'ag MNcs nl
lavn III constant ebuls,tloil. n0t all over tho
floor, but within limited nrcns, except at
times of erupt1ou, when ulo molten layR runs
l., n th,,nsan,f ,]IrartItms fI1ilnr tho iii o,N
>" .1'onsA'u NV. o'!ee1''o. 4'tru4' uiu p1t ~"
surglnE 'lke Ill 'li1efy Sea- aomct'hlcs great
CONES arc formed ut the very centre Of acttyl
ty, and the lIeu!d lawn il thrown vertically,
lila fountain or wotcr IN n btcht of / M,
feet MS N thc eruption OF 1saa
Tie direct Uccasloi OF MI eruption Is tho
filling Of tho nit ty successive flows until tito
nrosa,,r. IL sngictr,t N rend thn ,nn,t,,tn1u
, 1881-01-08
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
An IptcrcatinE HIclanEe from tlse stu
ffDNe3EUtlhCk.

An IntcrcatinY rIclau.c from tl,e Stu-
ttou.sEnt,ncx.
,.. ,,,,,u,.a. :. ,,o.'.1,,,,s .,o,., a. :.
Jerry Mst'n,a .'"soIus e,!oros' '!s, mnI' 70
.ichn I,frhnr,tx. cY M. In ttnrth nynn,,c.
'oa' 'A.r"' ~ ~"
WujJucc for stealing two uycrcuats fruu, Thomas
Nina hun mn, Hurry snutlcrs. frlIow. .t,,asovcrs
tsi,h Hin ~ m inc.i,tifnr trT1i ;it,rsisr nr,,
s "n ~ ~. ti.o " tt.n 90 4 Httnn isnih1n,i
t''a "' .''o e".e"nS ''o''
Mrs. Julsn Maif!on ana zoo Chntvlion, tho 9 shop-
tlfters arrested by Detectives E!!iott hl1l Wiley
were yesterday htiA ~ Justice Wnl!Acu IN $7O0
mud $liyn bnl to tho bth. a etnAil qlinntfty of
tho gntats found Gt their houses have been
identified by Dir. lthinntin+ and II
, 1881-01-08

FRANCE URGING AAIt1T1sAT1oN.
PARIS, jan. 7.-The Minister of Foreign
Affairs Inns sent dispatch To Greece, urglnt:
her to agspe to arbitration.
CoNarANTlNorl.E, jan. 7.-Tho French
Ambassador urged the Porto. oil the Eth
inst, to accept arbitration, declaring that
Europe could not tolerate war,
4 CIRCULAR.
HpkeA1i E1hA,
COysrANrINopl.E, Dec. 7.-There Is great
agitation In Creta, owing to the publication
Of n Fronct, circular, dated Dec. 81. Tho
circular points out uln critical relations OK
isling botWeon Greece and Turkey, and in
consequence OF which universal ponce tro,s.-
bles III tho balance, and proposes arbitration,
, 1881-01-08
The London "Timcs" Declares
pnrncll's Backing to Be
Crumbling.
Agrarian outrages to the Number
Of 1888 Reported to
Dec. 81, 1890.
Arrest Of Eloyon Lanl.1.eaguers-1m-
portant Russian Mcnsurcs Ne.
portod-l}ulgoroukt.
Various Phases Of the Communicable
Expected War in the East
South Africa.


lrnttaE or cDM,toNa-rosrtN AND o'KELrEy.
LoSi,oS, jan. 7.--In tho }lo,,sp Of Com
mons this evening. the Chief Secretary of
ireland. rnDtytuv tn .1nuu.s f}'Ee1lny {Iiu1ut-
Ru}or}. 3ustiHetI Tin rcsvnt, prohtbttIo,,s Of
l.aiNl-I .pnEua meetings, 4 scenu arose,
O'keitey ,noye,l MI adjournment Of tho
House, apparently with tho Intention to
resort to ubstr,lcttnl,. 1lo protested AGAINST
the Illegallty 1t tito prohibitions. Tl,opas
Saxtorl {Ilomc~k.,lor) md other members fol-
lowed, protesting ugul,st tho tyranny aud
shacklsnx Df tho freet,u,n Of spcecll ut tl,oso
struggling for their lives.
rARHEf1.'s srEEclL.
sreea'l c.hst.
LoSpoH, Jnn. 7.-ln tho Ho'lso 'of Conf
mons this evening, after preliminary
sk1r'nts!l by tlie 1lame-lt.lers. lnstinE overan
hour, Respecting gthopro!,Ihltlvn of !a'1d-Mcot.
lnEs, Which Ar' forsser 1ustlfiod. Mf' lar'i"ll
moved I'LL amendment tn t'a reply to tho
Qhoeta adtress aild spoke ai1 hotf. Ho
URGED TINT tllo Laiti-l,etgtl1 agitation Was
similar to O'Connell's little agitatlot', except
that tn, penplo now were thoroughly "
orEaNizes!. lao pFsMlsieea elaborate
STATISTICS. proving TINT Ifelnlm to-day was
lt'neasurubly more ppacelul t'la'i III lsstl:
lie warned the Govcrnnlent that TIC oily
-
raEcs--that tho dlsarntng OF the people
would be useless, ns Il bIundurhltss was
NEVER WANTING W1i:S REQUIRED 10 aliooT
:, y LANDLORD.
Nv oHeleu ulo Government tho c'lolce pe-
tween open organization or secret co,'splf.
acy' Nu1nefous M'A9I lnenape1S coht'haeo
tae depatc. aiter Whtah ar FORSTER r.
pllea' announcing u'o 4.aha i1a&"o ella lts
leaaofs Win much "ariati' Wh'cil nFovokea
soveta! nhefy s;enes. a. .ho eloso OF slr.
r., rorstets remarks I''o oonato Was aa oa9heu'
TIlo rules OF tic llonso compulIad tho post
ponemcnt OF tho Coercion Dill.
o'KEt1.v's MOTION 10 AnJou1N
was rejected by 'ol to ". Alr. Forster, Chief
Secretary for ireland, replying ia Qsles-
tton put by tho Right. 1l0n. Mr.
Gibson, Conservative, stntetl That fbs peraoi'a
were under police protection III ireland, and
there had been a,5'S aBrartan outragcs up to
tho end OF December.
DEBATE ON TIE ADDRESS -.
ln reply to the speech from the Throne was
resumed. Parncll charged tic London press
will! entering into conspiracy nguInst tho
Goou nnIno OF ireland. Iio defended the &C.
tons Ut tho Lana League, which, 1,o declared,
Ind aIwaya roDrobated outrages. l'arncl
concluded BY moving hfs amendment to tho
Address declaring tho pence OF ireland call
, 1881-01-08

1NTEllNAT1pEALlsTE AltIsEsTEn.
Naples, Italy, jan. 7,--Twenty-tw0 Inter
MatlonR,lsts llayo been arrested here, charged
with couspIEing 10 overturn socInl order.
AMNERTlEp coMMuNlsTs.
DMEsr, Frnnce, Jan. T.-'Threo hundred
atnncstIel Communists havo arrived from
New Culcdonia. Twcnty-three still rcu,ai1,
there,
NI1IlflaT pLOT,
D'Ru1S0IrAH. Eng, Jan. IA clocklnakar
informs tho llusstan Embassy Of NlhllIst
plot to construct Internal machines.
, 1881-01-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For con.ttpatios,, btlloueneas+ slick
ht.atnche, indigestion, take Arand's VeKetnhIc
l!owcl Iteraatnr. tho must pleasant, MILD. and
hart'aless laxatlvn. It Immediately relieves q
the llver and kidneys. mNd p,.ri,io4 the blood
Fur saIc by all 'lr4RYlsta Van schanck. stc-
vtt1snn s. Co., wholesale nuentA. 3tMIn ,lcpnt,
Arend's ttr1iH. .sturo. corner Ainttson street and
Fifth nyctltiO.
, 1881-01-08

iaE, wns two or tilrco months In coming as
far. Tho old flow was moving for thirteen
nnntl,s ailtt the activity SEEMED now to be
On tho Increase, 50 tl,at this new ifqw might
be IN motion Rs long ns that. With these
enr}ect1lres no turned our backs on It and
fOllfncfetl lIntnGWNft,
, 1881-01-08
MEDICAL.
DR.: Boards
Views OIL the Treatment
OF Cat,lrrh.
He Glasses It Among the Most De-
structiya Of Human Ailments.
Rapid Progress from a Simple Cold in lie
Head 10 Consumption.
i Safe. Economical, and Permanent
i Safe, Economical, and Permanent
Cure Suggested.

...l..,. ,,...-. ! ...,.u,.,
tened tf,p breaking III II thu cons,,tut1on than Gu
tnrrh Th& >eute Ut Ynoi ut tase Ut rIyht O. hea1-
ins tho human ralcs. tho n,,,,-onu or muru, und
s:lrt..us Ill. slal to fts Inuep< }, rho
pals.,n IL distributes throughout t,e system attacks
every yIlnt fn.cp and bEeaks IN tho oat r hust OF
constitutions Ignored berau.u nus l,,tc ,1p< entood
Dy nest paysIcans, tnpotent,y nsrale4i by ouucks
nud csrratas tosc Au1pFlng ffum II hsyo but Htt1o
hr,x, 10 ho reoyp Of IL tns slt0 sf tin rrnYo II
tmp tcn ti,ut tho popuIur t.oatu,cnt NJ this tctbo
nHcaSo VI foueAleb ~HAlh Luz reach VI MI laA3sod
, 1881-01-08
9lllcllE.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. IA German named
Dtawas. at Owosso, aticl,.. klllc,l himself to-
day whllt Ills family was attending tho fu-
neral U{ Il 1lGlxlbVr. CMusB unknown.
, 1881-01-08

7
T'1rrsvff.LE, ra., Jat. 7.-The oil market
opened at nt{ cents, highest M cents.
Invest n cents, s,'closng a3 cents. SnIca g, 900
barrels; sililHncnts, 1900; charters, 1900.
, 1881-01-08

Scionco In the household teaches na
that pour and adn1tcrAted FlAyuftng Extracts,
bfIls. ntatl make natures Ercntcat glft, healthy
stomach, a curtu. lurn9tts Extracta aru purr.
, 1881-01-08

DnhbtIls* Electric S1ar, tIuadc by Cra-
Rln 4 Co., phtlndc1pha) cnnt1tns nothing hut tho
p,,rtst iuHtcria1. and t!uCR tho work gurky hut
without l,npairlrg Tho finest fabric. Try It with
nit fnfl.
, 1881-01-08

From nr. \. W. Hunter. baltimore.
Mh.-Colden'a Llet,gs Liquid Extract IT Hcef
nlwnys produces guod blnod. hnalth, md
AtrcIluth.
, 1881-01-08
FOREIGN.

L. ~ V40AAANASa
Speech Of Parnell Before the
British Hot,se OF COM
mons.
Tho Effort Ono Hour In Dnra-
tioil-Its Tone Violent nld
1rrcconci}nble.
There Will Always Bo Blundor-
bussos with Which to
Shoot Landlords.
Equally Impassioned Reply Of Mr.
Forster, Of the Gladstone
Government.
His utterances Assumed 10 Be Out Of
Order by Tho Irish Home.
Rulers.
The London "Tfmes" Declares
pnrncll's Backing to Be
Crumbling.
Agrarian outrages to the Number
Of 1888 Reported to
Dec. 81. 1890.
Arrest Of Eloyon Lanil. Ieaguers--1m-
portant Russian Mcnsurcs Ne.
portod-uulgoroukt.
Various Phases Of the Communicable
Expected War in the East
/ Go,,fh hFr,oo
, 1881-01-08

dition WINS Wien, on our return, wo found
thu lnya haH plsileG ahfah EoYeral miles.
rcnStinx i oni ~ ,nnlIn %hSsF wS w., eG, r. px5
daylight could sou numerous rluces wllere
tho 1!Hltell taya yyas EXPOSED, galttcrng with
q wlIte, stlyery light, SO far' lis .w0 ct,nli
'ot @ ssan i Gsiore, Showing tIat It lid re. Re.
eeiyed relnf0rctu,ents frulit the summit, MD
that the liuntu lava WINS Ill oil probability
moving along under tho coiEenlel crust. W.
worked tis way l,4o tho woo.ls, antl for iql
TINT wo know might oven llOll be strotujl.
Ing athwart our holnowartl traek. From
our paint OF observation w0 1llilst de-
Witt, @ te rSai ' lay f"r iva iti ies. 'aS ea,aSx
9nt Ut llalcal9l4a, where W. tad salllptl tha
first ntght 0n the GlKt,t rose II high ridge
of old laYa covered wltll trees, 50 that froiI!
push OIL wonld perhaps bring us wllcre es-
capo would By difficult either WY; ,for II wo
Hosins' nH"a a, i xht = y haoe ssi19 Ml 's r. Us to II
hazarluEs. i,uf VIZ ticcldcI to = ru,. % liz
gahnt!at. ready to turl. In our tracks n!,d
retreat, Ut thu first sign Ut danger. Wu
anxiousIy through u!o tr:es, ai,.i Eeptt eur
cars open for tho first sounal uf tho moving
w sapl,osel ourselves ut tho very ccutru
Sao s@isy up iias 10 flow il sro,;t t; L;
icaln 1o. position and proxltnlty nf tl!c
How. nnotter gazing further Into the wa"ts
70 refill our ca,,eens, a'satll0 ottIer adjusting
found necessary, .TIle laya was found su hn
4 mile AWAY, Aelng ut ola p0fnt, ju,,yuyer.
On!y about u huff lnila from. tlle fnull nj
nr Mis' W. s,I @ san S; ;seS s9 " tsf, s 'e % 5s
Aftur onlerglnx fro.n tho woods. a,Ia col,..
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Weaverville Trinity county, last September His
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nNE OF THE FINEST RANCHES ON THE
Riverside road one nile from the city of Sac
ranento (4S acres) 70 be sold in part or whole TO
suit purchasers Most kind OF fruit, northern and
tropie two barns and sheds two houses; with all
farming utensils wagons, etc. Inquire for terms at
the residence of Mrs. l. D. Craw. jal1-lplmt
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taken up, and after m hour lost in debating
which should have precedence, n point OF
order bolnE raisu.l, tito SenNto voted, by n
decided minority, to consider
THE ltt:N 1fDf.1.AnAY Cr.AfM.
Thls ctnim Is fnr damages sustained willie
l1oln.lny carried tho mali overland to Cali
forliia feolu Depreciation 1,y tho Indians, mil
It amounts tn Uyor S50U, 900. An attempt was
matlo to refer 1t to Tho Court Ut Clatnts.
which lIollatlay's friends defeated, M
1t cannot bo sustained by legal owl
tie1cc, and tho opponents tllen In
sEatod upon having tho long report rcatl.
This consumed the afternoon until
it was time to 10 Into executive session. but
1iolladay's friends, among whom aro Sena-
tors on both sl.lcs OF tho Chamber. tleclnre
TINT 1t shall bo kept before tho Sennto until
a vote caM be takun. llnllatlny Is one of tho
most persistent Of lobbyists. 1te has tho
friendship of n goot tnnny of the {Scnators,
aid Is the buoli companion OF nonrty all.
He HAS THE HUN OF THE SENATE 1o1sniEs,
nlui Is Seldom absent from his post tay. 1le
Inns been inati Of very lnrge fortune. but has
recently failed, a,ld this bill Is said to
10 Ills Inst hope. lIo performed very
great service, undoubtedly, OH thu frontier,
but there Is evidently doubt whether 1e
was not fully ral.l. lie llps influence enough
to lro1h the Senate to tho consideration Of Ills
bill under present circumstances MID ltns oi-
listed some OF tho leading men Ut both Sides
iii his behntf,
, 1881-01-06
NOTES..


5pttfal Dtlpa.eh 10 The Chieaeo Tribune.
WAsi1lSaroS, D. g., Jan. b.-Thoro now
seems 10 be no doubt that Sonatos-elect Mn
lloiic, OF Virginia, has prepared letter,
which vii! soon be published, In which lio
will announce 1t as hls purpose 10 endoav0r
to lnnke now departure III South
crn politics. and unite the. Ncadjusters
n,ld the Republicans III Vtrgln!a. A. ge,ltie-
nun wl,o lsas recently lad q conversation
with Mal,oMo reports lin rs saylng: "rle
Republicans OF tllo North wlloln lave met
scoM to realize TINT AM making new de-
parture, tho object Ut which Is tho
arlellosatIon OF Southern politics, and the
overthrow Of l}ourbo,l!sm. Thoy hive gtyel,
me to understand that they know that ] was
engngcd In solving 4 great poiltlca! problem.
Tho Democrats, however, MI seemed to
think that NY object has heen to got lnto tho
serRte, aud tllen begin to Intrigue for some
paltry 0'l!ce."
Spsttat UtspateA to 1As Chteaeo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Z, e., Jan. b.-Frank Palmer
was to.uay re-appolnte4 Postmaster OF CHI
caeo for another term. Thcre IL Of course
no doubt us 10 Ills confirmation.
TIE MISSISSIPPI
6ptetas Di,paseh "a IAs Chteaoa 1rtbunA.
WASHINGTON, D.. G., Jan. 6.-rhe Sub
Committee OF tho lIolsu COMMITTEES OH Conf
,nerce, which has chargs part Ut the Nlyer
md Ilnrhor b!li, has agrced to Insert III tho
bill an itoin Ut si.so0.00o to begin the tll.'
proyeinent OF :, tic Mississippi River,
in consonance with the recon-
,ncndat!on3 Ut the Mississippi! XIV
CT improvement Commission. It ID
understood that Mr.. Ackle1l, OF Loulsiana. IL
engaged in preparing the report ot. the Sub
Committee III fayor of this appropriation.
DULUTH,
Tho Secretary OF War to-t,ay appointed q
Commission, composed OF Ma. D. e. Houston
md Capts. Alexander Maekenz!e and Charlie.
]. Allen, OF tie Engineer Corvs, tq gepoz