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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
roW THE CHINESE TREATY WAS DEBATED

ODD RESULTS OF THE WORD "DisAsTEks"
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.-1he CGH publishes
utery with the Hon. John f. swim, one OF tho
COmmissouers to negotiate treaty with China. who
returned By the steamer Gaelic yesterday. Mr.. Swit
says ibat addition to the points heretofore inaio
public. the treaty contains Il clause rYing TO tie
Undcd States the right 10 terminate ~ any time tho
r. sdcuce OF Chuese laborcrs this country u was
also faeltly Understood that the Chinese cannot la
naturaZ,d IN the Uulted States and that the na'ura
cations already accomplished shall BE- considered mil
and void. The Negotiations were concluded November
20; every hing was ly on he l3th but the word
" C aster" occurred tie ciy and IL il law or
China thtt that wOr ca-not be scented 10 the aten'
ton OF tn, Emperor within FIVE days ~ c"ran inpof.
events, among which - the brady o l1rin - OF
tn lmuerid auily, win en- uece,>tl Ell delay OF aOut
a tOrtni- IN b ore the cpnrusl N of tpe treaty
In. Gonna ssiOners wrrr mach 81 >hcaueucd tlat
tuty w,r' the p0 OF = Trg up ihr n'-olttnli>,
would left Z kJg Dut for the fact rat com
mubic1UOus were lnteIupitd by the SIEVE ~ ~ ire
weather aud p,ulng removal the Chinese Oitla5
made the concessions desired
M swift denied tho report mat the Chine'e mt II,
CGMu- sl1ner. ld way IN their pr positions. ann sa1
re points soHg were only Tta nd hy pers sent eo'i
lie also denies the report thIt Minister Angel c0nieUH
plates iRn!ug hi4 20 ION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
PLEAS FOR THE IRISH.

GREAT MEETING AT COOPER UNION.
JAMES REDPATH on THE AIMS AND PURPOSES OF
THE LAND LEAGUE--wHAT lie KNOWS ABOUT
BOYCOTnNG-AN ENTHUSIASTIC GATHERING
TuURLOw WEED SENDS A LETTER.
Every seat in the large hall of Cooper Union was
occupied last night on the occasion of lecture un-
der the auspices Of the Irish National
Land League, by james Redpath, en-
titled What l know about Boycotting'
The audience was most enthusiastic. The chair was
occupied by Or Wallace president of Land League
in tins city. On the platform were Mrs ana Miss
Parncl Colonel II. Shackleford Michael Breslin,
$ S. Cox, James Kelly, Thomas r. Bannerman.
eX.Judge Caaghan. DR.. and Mrs. Haran. Augustus
+. Costello, David Mcclure. Commissioner
Starr William Connolly, John Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland. the Rev. Father
Leonard and Others. Dr. Wallace in calling
the meeting to order sketchCd briefly
The work of the League IN New-YOlk and an
nounccd that its labors had only begun He also
read letter from Thullow Weed. Mr.. Redpath on
coming forward. was received with lOng-c0ntlnucd
applause. Men stood mp and chcerod, while women
waved their haudkcrcheis The substance OF the
add .ess is given herewith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11

TIE xas papers are speaking OF the late
Geo re- Eliot" as u verJ gifted bu. very lnn2ro,
man" Yes poor old fellow. he had his ou
ssapngilisr he stood unriyaed England VIII n0t soon
forget his ceehrated Mill GU the FiOss"-lN L. CON
nercla Advertiser.
Speaking of Louisiana witnesses" SAID 9
gentleman we'll acquainted with the character OF th'
Species, there IL a wealthy man IN Louisiana OF wDoh
the following story is told He went 10 Mexico some
Years ago TO buy mules for In his business On h'
Return across the border with drove Of hundred Oh
more fine mules, he stopped BY the Customs Onceis
Who demanded payment OF duties upon his purchase.
dGp know they were dutiabe.' said the Importer Will
ht0nlshmeD fine Collector read 10 him the law upon
Zoe subject setting forth The rates OF duty upon ALI an
pas except those imported for breeding PURPOSES
hsreupon the Lousianian made ana nitd WIN tDe Cos
toils au horlies AN affidavit that his mules were lh
3 svrttd Tor breeding purposes"
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ApOLOGIZlNG FOR BRIBERY.
A sYNATomAL CANDIDATE Is Pennsylvania "H
EtCoMMhNIED rdE PARDON OF KEMsLE.

A sYNATOGIAL CANDIDATE II Pennsylvania WHO
EICoMMhNIED rdE PAlDpN OF KEAbLe.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.--The following ap-
neal IN favor 81 tue pardon Of william H. Kemole anu
convicted of brping mcmbers Of the state LegiS-
at,rc 10 vote for hr Ptsburg Riot Bill was written by
Nj Henry W. Ouy,r jr III March last and VIII be .onh"
interesting reading now in connection with the PehuihE
senatorial contest: ,,.,.,o 1000
To THE HONORABLE THE BOARD OF PAkDONs; Inc
Coz yicnn Oi WIuan III. Kembe and others VAS proper
aud natural result ot their bad proceedings duhE tne
last session o. IN" Legs lturc --,.... o,
n" .acr. however, tnat these men were Workng 10
rtuly relieve TIL. country from nonstrOh' ana u-
.eous burden 10 wui'H. under the anne circumstances
only ou, other county the State would have De II
liable. should, with all others, anu docs III
NV mind palllie ther crimes. Their u 81
wis shown and their error made IN peha't
Of great and popular measure. iney dld WrpnS
That r.ht might prevail. Ilclr present disgrace, hni
Inc future IN hat VIII attach 10 their name7, Is sum
clrut punishment ,.-....., -, ,., .
deem il would he un-ratefu md pharsaical IN cit'
zrs OF rms community pres, FOR further punishment
u brse who. no ma ter what their up't 'nlc 80
pur relief when IN tl trc,s. am glad 10 say lhat
frliu All hc iuurnltlun eau gather, our people are
NEARLY unanimous in The views expressed ADJNr
therefore ic-pcc ftUy join IN rtqu" sung thAI You re-
commend that pIrduns be gran tue parties 'nuFcru
Very truly yours, HENRY W OLIVER, JK'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
Mr. G0REIyGE on THE OBELISK.

Lieutenant Commander GOrinGe lectured
las, pint under the au pcs Of The NcwfOrk Assocla
non for the Advancement OF Science and Art at the
Brick Church. at Ffh-ave. aud Thlrty-seNehth-Nt on
Vne Obrnsk.' \ detailed history OF our OOeI"k' lie
i ,y,d involve generations o. research, hl volumes,
and tucn he incomplete. The und puted facts III rcL-
ron 10 II arr comparatively meagrc, the specuatOhS are
rnrrcsponclusy Wohic We cannot look on IL "ithout
a surt Of reverence. IL cNclt"s III me iHc nus
intense curiosity; = desire To inquire mo lle nstoLy
al tlr. 200 generations that htY passed away VIII
II ms soDA aim lst WJured Oy me r"hakeS VI "n'
a ,.ir- to know the nature OF TUE Vo,l' ,'n
married II, the language OF the WOfknth, tne ma ~
r, n ,ol I'd and erected ~ the ctremonleS. thhl d"
trlru A., erection, manners ana Gus oiis Oh tH
Die who constructed IL, inc changes tA"t nave "A
Inc. II { nurIOuudlngs
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Doing A COOP york.

The annual election of officers of the New
York Ophtha.ic Hospital for the year 1881 TOOK pace
hast evening the directors rooms at twenty tnfu
and Third-avc Tue following officers were elected
Thomas c. Smith, president George W. Clark, wee
president; Elias c. Benedict, treasurer; II. c. Boot
secretary President Smith, IN accepting Tue
Presidency for the eleventh timc stated tha'
he was pleased TO congratulate the directors
on the satisfactory condition OF the hospnai
and the great OF good which it had granousy
Performed during the lasi year The number oi pach.
Urea ned last year was 6l46 being an average uay W
nearly $50 The medicine and attendance arc gwen
Ergtui Ousiy.
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REc0GylzING rGE c0LOEED MIN

rut Novl NEWT TO SECUhE \ CABINET POSITION
FOR SENATOR BRUCE-VlEws OF A COLOREp
POLITICIAN.
Try TrLEGRAIH To THE TRlBUNE.l
CtvClNN A11 Jan. IO.-COonel Robert Harlan. the
most prominent colored politician in the West. has
iust returned from Washington In a conversation
to-n,ht me sand that IL Is the intention of General
Garfield to recognize the cOored people more fully
than preceding Administrations have DONE lie Says
thrr. n talk OF urging the appointment OF senator
Er'r, 10 a Ca0inrt position. Mr.. Pinch0acH IS 20
visit Genera Garfield soon. ara IL ~ uluriSoOu tud
t -, ~ viii Inc IN senator Brucc's interest Colonel
Harlan DOUBTS whether the cOl0Ted people VIII De
,nIrn a ir presentation IN the Cabinet Dut t. conn
J.nt mat they viii be Literally Il ait WITH lie says
,it Ernl D1urla5s prefers to remain III MS present
m',tIou and that he Will undoubtedly be permtted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
TIE MEEK DEMOCRACY.

The ID smncrdtS seem to be giving away COM
hlelry uuiCr TN II ,enct re'en, Ioi C a rNtdss
r. majority IN h' House Of Representative ltm-
strung " the absence Of manY j. tm0cl dtr III mhls
yno Ike no urtner Interest IN the proc tdii The
Democratic leaders seem TO have on one desire. ana
tna; l. iO avoid seSsiun 70 d. this. they are
even willing vote TO pay deputy IN tf~halS. It can De
stated rs aimos certain tina ,lle Oprations con-
mutcc will report OH pay al the claims for de"n
marshal sGvico dur the pisi three wears, an inp T.
tn conc!us the Democrats have cOue To al laS'
1-v tlcilv dckuoWledg thar the issues cv attempted
10 .abe over troops the OO'ls ana d'.uy har>Aals
weir hunbu2s, aud that thc puOicaus were rGhl ID
IN rtni. them exactly as thCv did.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

Democrats IN Congress have not yet resumed
M iyucg ic the electoral count resolution slHce tie
holiday le,e-s. This l. az cOnrse, grave mistake
HAT. norr Gazette % ny
While MIR Malone does not say he will act
vii me kvpubiicm party Oh national que tlOn- &c
pIanY indicates lis TurIOse 10 cut ops" IT IN TIE Dem
orratic party and ITS tra0itIOns.- ctg' terOccaA
(fep)
Genera; Garfield has kept his OWN counsel
M H. well that al apecu a,i"h~ ali hs Iuture
q, o -tnrn;S are The II IT, quite cNi-
Sr,it fiit We are t. have Prcsient durIn- tr next
fu~ who WI oid tie por fOllo Inns ana X'r-
sa S,glco tcal gen rails zip that greatly needed
-ipeOIa Transcript tR"p1
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Nor. York, January 10. 1881.


NbhIu iOlthA' In'. D. i7''A'
MY DEAR FRt Nd Semi help u thOu cinst From
an many DARTS OF THIS Stntc for help comes to H.
DR. EeNlon Of OsHcgo. write " Many viii perish II
unt .rrcdiv sheltered. clothed warmed and fei" Fol
lowed by dispatch Four have died during this snow
storm; send clothing bedding food Tor the -ich' speed
uy Three hundred arrived this week.
This was supplemented by tlings today received:
Fonr dead MAJ ~ more dying from cold aud exposure
,,v means VIII last uuly one day" From Cho"pa BaX
tny SDrmgs Indrpe'.Irncr. - LOUIS, come relJ u
ennaiy dls rrs-nL \ cry for help which We cannot nrc
go mes from Parsons, tOh'yyllc. sedan aul more We
are doing all that pO.sblr can wth the means we
have.
MI no; Dr. Bellows make another appeal for ~ IN
his church, Enucat hin 20 do 50 my 7ihc'i' mend
~ IIIt- l.. tON,TOCk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
GOrERy0R PoRTTF IyICGURLTfD.

INDrAsAroLls, Jan. l0.-Ihe ceremonies OF
tlc inauguration ot Governor AlUrt q. Porter anu
Irutenant-tioy, rnor Thomas Hanna took place TINS
afternoon at the English Opera House. 'h'' '"''''
Nirlncl administered the oath Of oh'n -
Governor Porter In his iniueir'l Iu.Ii' .,", '
mas tnnl hil be- sured! passed gF"E ue r',e.ul%
d, thc STAT, auo her oppur unity Q" '-- l'l
mon the Constitutional amendments "!"V" WIZ "'
-i,r,d 10 be rejected hy IN supreme court.
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An EFFORT TO RESTRAIN TIE DEMOCRATIC
DONKEY
From The VicksbGrg Herald (Dem)

We are opposed to our party entering INTO
ID tt.d contest about ie electoral Vt',. rh"re rs %
earthly necessity for IT, The VINO cOu trv knows Who
elected ana n only remains t. 20 through ne forms
OF law. /; tn. D'.Ocrlt It's max, low Oh. tue OuH'
it VIII OUk 700 much Ike the South rushing lo war" 10
save the Union. After The South m2or sue menor!be
eipFis ct out o. lh Union. this anxiety q SVe II s
somewhat questionable. 1t Is our OPINION al Is 'he
N0rta ,irc; President, Northern stat sinen can
SAFELY trusted counting the votes Il the Re1ub-
l~sBs INSIST upon some new ana danger rus form, Iie
Democrats remember the country viii hold the Ec-
piDlcaGs rcSDOn>ib Z. Ary rue adOpird now can DC
Trealed changed nv future mgr IS ana II looks
10 us Ike waste OF for The Democrats OF the south
10 insist thai they more Discerning " some coming
"p r" end more sens! i've to II, !hin gentlemen VINO
i,lst men indorsed Dy tnn peOnIe.
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coIorED RhrrGEES IL KINSIs.

THEIR DISHES, 4 FATAL KFALiTY-AD GREATLY
NFTDID.
To the EditOr ~ me TribuHt.
SIR: There 10 so much contradictory counsel NY
my about in regard to cOorcd refugees III hansaS'
that think Il my duty to send you the letter IN
closed. which comes from the wrll-known orthodoX
Trrrd. M Comstock. and il specific enough to
satisfy any Que AS the fatal reality OF the distress
among the colorcd people who have to encounter
fine seventies Of this rough winter latter beng used
TO n mid climatc) IN a homeless northern region !
shall be glad to forward funds, sent to ny care
TO Mr. Comstock; or contributors can send direct
70 the Relief Associa ion, North Topeka, kansa+
IlENW ". BELLOWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
G0rnRN0R HiUKlASS MESSAGE.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 10.-Ihe Governors
. ,,,. read ID the House oI Representatives this
aft,rnoon. In regard 10 the sate dent lie says:
.In the adjustment OF TIE DEBT practical STATES
,,.,.,sbn VIII recognize The fact That the set
lament of the drUt upon tina basis or Tue
Ii nnt.d al the last session VIII require the payment
M inner annual sum n proportion 10 the value oi tue
t.v ,l,, property OF tie State, lhdh Is palu O9
t,%,t,nn bv any Otner state III the Union
"n ~ tlulic deb:. Nor will the fact be ignored mat
[ IL possibility. say the least OF II, that the OUT
sanding sslle the Bank Of tennessee may De'one al
..,ll,..l.l ,-lnN chArgn mpOn the IreasuIy..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
MP WEEnlS LITTER.

GENTLEMEN: Your letter inviting me to
attend meeting Of the friends oi tue ISn h'nu i"Ruo
~ Co,o Union this evening WAS duly received livery
,,oh regret that am unable attend your meeting
~ oueilon 10 be discussed one Of present ana para
mount IMPORTANCE Irelands wrongs result largely j.
not wholly, from the relations between landlord ana
manifestations which give to the tenant ohy
starvation percentage OF his earnings THIS dlSTopor-
tiop might DO endured II all had commenceo .c
of life upon equal terms. If the Ianu'oru n'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
/ Nlw PRIME NErDLIy PRoPosED

ToRoNro. Jan. 1O.-lhe Imperial Academy
Of -clrncc, nj 81 Petersburg. approves OF the suggestion
made some time ago by Sanford Fleming. mc Chlot In
cnrrr OF the Canada Pacific Railway. rcgrdiu- tue e'-
tubi,,lm.nt Of nrw prime meridian for the Woid I7o
degrees from GrecnW H. and thc adoption OF st"h"r
time ~ rcckun.ug.
,rt r.r.h aud srof,i-h Asironom. - Royal. to whom
,, a., gtions were lso submitted. gave unilYorable
nr.n,Ii,. rclniug to the Gr,cnWlch meridian o. 10"
0r established Ivy long usage 70 be deserted WIN VO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
GROUNDS OF MR. ROGERs's STRENGTH.
From The Bu1ato EZDTest REP ~. .,
The Aibany cnrresnondent of The Utica Her


old saws that the friends of the Hon sreIin@n D
-Rogers-mosily from Western New YOrk-are urging hs
election for Senator CHIEFLY upon the Dfotu sl"un
taat lie 10 O man by CHARACTER, sialuhE' Acno'
slip ability and staying and growing quar- res Is eni
penily qualified TO represent NeW-I1rA az 1911
3his d XII ground and u 10 10 more t1sh .no a s
urged upou the ground that having never been utuV
with rough and tumble politics OF Tue oate, ~
fore TO be acceptable to every element; ana tus ~
Ike tbs Evidently our distinguished fel'Ow-ciuZtti
will have a showing that NO honorable man need 10
ashamed nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
NOTICE ~ MARINERS.
nLELl

Maae T. a9sb sg o. JANE, NJ ana Luc Sraa asoij
BEEnEAt orange :! Iaar.:ty Jan"a.v 6. 1884,
orange On nrAt Thursday aernOon, 5th inst. ut oca
BEyER[{-tt Monc1F n J on '9ldiyi Ja""y >
Relatives invited toaeni hf uneal Sc wees
Tram leaye Batcay Christopher streets ferns az
Carriages At depot in Montcalr
FOWLER on TIE merniqs y 'atnr i9y 3 Mry te
IN lae George II. MumioId. esq, OF rochester y \"
Friend. ly requested not 10 send flowers ,.,,.
and jth.aye. a'2 "cioc1 p. N.
GALLIER-on sunday morning January . at rs rcs'ne
20 .t & doan n GiieT IN me "a yeif ~ f. Bon,
hlner Of tinGnrSt. ami ;Irs T. Bouthier. ar,
H. at D. III, at Calvary Cnurch itaye, corner ti-t@
HALi-Ou sunday morning. John Han IN the oiTt yea 81
Rey ard friends are resgefStipy nyed '2 attend ,ie
tween Frasln aud Manhattan AYES. Goehpout Tue 'iy,
January H. l:1Op. IN.
N Sie RI Ji Eoh N %SGSEc January D. ''
Funeral SCI vices at FlnnnSton. Conn
in aw, william Morris DAVIS Philadelphia George i'''"
REED on Ianuary at hes residence ~ EFT lh
t. Molie - Suit glfa OF Albert T. Re ,-i j ar>
F % a "fEiss i lJ5 5 &cst i5 o On %,4cs5
Auburn i1i " = p b please copy.
RYAN, Rropilyu. Mon eyean@, Mary Hill, wiio" u
Noiicc Of funeral hereafter.
TURNER-On Sundly January . Malcolm C. Tnrn'r Ia no
Peafi[.. And rei. are invited u attend the funeral cm
kfs late residence iJ'h-t, nor Mott ave. NcW-l "a
W~lneAllv January -. Il ! 4. IA.
Cat-hiu papers please copy.
WAIT-A' Point, y. J., Sunda', January - eco 60
FH Mais AZ T,i ig l9th last at 800
Train from foot %! Liberty-st al o N.
WELLNAN-At YOnkCrs, sunday, January 2, EMILY A.
wi of William Prescott Nr.'n1t.
Rrauyes and enu, respectfully invited 70 attend mo
fner a. Al reside 81 HAWTHORNE ave, on inrS
day, lltlr inst. ~ , ?. m
ZEBLtN -Op iay. January g. OF pneumnia, John T.
m sry1ces irn ais lte residence No l30 East ll2h.
! II ne, "A, evening. Janu nv 4. AZ Oc)cK
| ,ui,lrtun, Del. pa Dle'se ''rG
utrmru al Wilmington, D.. Friends are kndy rcqlt;eI
| not 10 send flowers.
At 4 pecial meeting the Board OF Undrr'iicrs Of ~
NoI htu January Ilf consequence " the decrease Oi ~
Jo,n Il rrll Us Nire Presidel and acting FCsidtnL 30
Following utiOn, were at'pt" y ttnrS
Re-ove That members Of ts SOtr learn win sorr0"
of acn0 Pr tent Joan H. tFc Asah ON ~
nuaiy tho President II The Ncw-lOrS lnsurince com
nIiy Nr ytu In The hu-aess Of Maine n
d,rNlliu I'd OF more Than iOti-t"O yr rs lit 20
-p,ri as.Ocil;eS AMI II tie m r. ANS bY ING
ami earnest devotion To ia, aHle'
time l, Iyaryug coultrSh 2un GENIAL
kudlucss him to Al VII" were rougt EtJ aspela
/
Ecsovcd That We tender the family n Mr. Lvtll our
surrre thclr bereavement ami ttat copy
81 smItvi To them by tn -ucrctIiy
| on motion %; Mr. Dennis, seconded BY MI comes, .
Rrsoy,i ThA III, 80 wi attend the iugcfa AZ Eng''
"0o' " " - ALFRED O9UEN, Chairman.
CHArlES DgNNIs. Secretary.
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1Julitical Notices.

Twelfth Ward Republican tssocia'ion Of the X!Nth
Assembly District viii their first regular meeting ~
Tn,- Nv ~ min January H. i>> al pm. Il mold Hail.
linth At u, az B,al cyari. BY order WI BLfA kLfG,
am ~ lrsr >ecrrttrv President.
XXIIId Assembly District Republican As-0cinti OIL
Peg Al monthly me ting This TUESDAY evening. ~ l. last
l. ,ihst at 'clOtG HENRY WELSH, Pfesioeht
FRANZ lie CcMPIE secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
GENERAL HARRISON SUCCESSFUL,
TIE HDN WILLIAM CCNBACK wIrHDRAWs.

lBf TELEGRAPH 10 TIE GMBUNE.l
Wt,HNGr,N. Jan. 10.-Representative CalklnS
who has Just returned from visit to Indiana, says
there iSuo doubt Whatever that General ben "
Harrison VIII be nominated on the hr't ballot i'r
T,lirL states Senator by the Republican caucus OF
the Legislatures.
N.ior Calllins is also of the option that an In
d.,nIm,n Will have a seat in General Garfield
Cabinet and he thi ks the leading candidates for
Such nm appointment are judge Walter G. Gresham
and REPRESENTATIVE tAer. Representative Orth
vii be a candidate or The SpoakciShIp or the next
House Of Representatives,
lGENLRAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
INpuNAPoGG,. lad, Jan. 10.-Correspondence
was exchanged between the Hon. William Cumbac6
and General BENJAMIN Harrison tonight IN when
the former withdrew from the contest for l ie1
states senator Tins action VIII give Iene'a' li"t-
r.,u a unanimous nomination III the caucus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
TIE NET. YORK SENATORSHIP.
AN OMEN OLE sCCCEss.

Fr0m the itbdRy Erf1ithg journal - P'l -.
II is an omen OF success tnat thc klnutleSt
feeug eXIss the auti-macbue ranhs. HE fTrhds OF
tie several gentlemen named under st"i Tue character
Of fight and all that it Involves Men are SnOrdlua
10 the priucpe al stake the lime comes there
viii tle cILcentr needed 10 lnsuI" success Mr..
Depcw is not alue in his sed purpose 90 nd ny
the man VIII can command the most woes" IL - nc
united sentiment IN all who appreciate the mGgnltudc
md Importance OF the contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
MR.. PLATT's STRONG HOLD.

Platt has by some been regiIu1u as anc
~e,gest of what are designated Tie CODking cdndi-
dates but those who have entertained thai 0plnon 'e
nat nerhaps aware of the hold which TINS t'euDllCdH
has uD0n the party machinery In this state tie ha'
been exceeding hueatial w.th Governor Corners Ad-
miplstratiop 80 ar as appointments Of bis irtnds CO.
snd NV thai he wants sOnetnng handsome for himself
n il believed bg those well informed tnat he Will not De
found wanting IN bis own 0ehalI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
vr, ROLLlN> JPPOIAIED.

ALBANY, Jan. 1O.-Governor Cornell to-day
a,,,,..t n,,.d e.. Rollins Dl.iuct- Attorney OF N."-
Yn,k. a. t4e vacancy caused by the death Of Ben
iuull. *. IMu- ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
TIE CHOICE OF CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn, jan. 10.-Ihe caucus of the
I.c,slafnro to nominate a candidate for United
STATES Senator will be held tomorrow evening at
tl,. state House. 1t Is generally conceded that
General Joseph H. Hawey viii be the nominee
'rbc election will take place Tuesday, January IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
THE WRECK OF IHE LUPAEA

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1O.-A dispatch from
Ast, Orc SAYS the pl,trs engaged III exploring the
rock. near liumook Head discovered last evening the
liable, OF twelve men Of The Wrrca British ship Llpala
Thry were lodged clclti OF The rock hudlrH logetv
A., IN M one spot 1--we 10 another aud ali ptrIecuy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
POSTMASTER JANIS AND THE CABINET.
r.r.... .l.... L..... IN. ~

General Garfield not only cInnOt expect 70
sat>ly factions ~ the H '2ubie party n Nv
y. lk ~ tire sc ecIOn member o. the Cabinet ~ IN
H. I - ate either OF one who ID eStncc 10 Ms.
Conking who rcpudAios him, bli &c l. cera u
norty 20 offend wing Of the parry II % choo-ts an
advise from M other But If be appoints Mr. James,
ms serc ou the tirst pace, VIII h" 80 eineutN Ill
mai no can cfl iclse L mat score, while neither
tn c king men the aniraChlae r. pub1cdns can
con p!aiu q a Slg hit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
Dir. MOTIONS CHANCES slim.

If the canvass Is left TO continue III the way
.. has begun. Mr.. MOrtOns name viii haId
h. mentioned at all i'll eetiOn with the snatOrsh
cd the suc,ess of an antl-machlhe candidate wodd
srrm 10 depend only up IN prompt UNION oI al INC
ejeInent. opposed TO dlctatiUn In politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-11
BARNrN,s sHARE ~ ne NOREY FORGEKY.

There WAS bod attenpI to steal the Tres
idency, Ra"aun saw Used - promote me
c0nsuiIacy, therefore no party 10 tlat infamous
scheme 1nd /! lie cannot Dr sent 10 the IentthllHr' -
des-r TO ne forever excluded from he society ol
eentleIne? We presume the Democratic party will hnd
10 further use Tor hun head of is committee, and
he vii hardy dare after to Offer MnNe! as calul-
date for auy Office IN Connecticut or elsewhere