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previous day, and in the ordinary
course she ought to have arrived at
Queenstown in IS or IL hours.
Her passage down Channel was,
however, q boisterous one. About
2 this morning, when off Arkiow
Light, she encountered the full force
Of a fierce gale. The seas, which
were verv heavy, swept the decks,
sending the spray over the bridge
and tunnels. Her speed was mode
rate, and for u short time she was
only driven with sufficient power to
keep her head TO the sea. The mai
den trip OF the new vessel has GER
tainly been commenced under Cir
cumstances we'll calculated to test
her sea-going qualities. Those who
came over in the vessel for the pur-
pose of noting carefully her move
ments state shat the trial was per-
fectly satisfactory. The engines
worked smoothly, she rolled but
little, and behaved well. The YES
sci came to anchor at Queenstown
between Carlisle and Camden Forts,
and here embarked SO steerage pas
sengcrs, which, with the number
already on board, made up a total
cf 1893 steerase aud 238 cabin
passengers. The total numler of
souls, including the crew, was over
1900. The vessel was detained at
Queenstown until 8 o'clock, tt have
some slight repairs effected in the
electric light machine."-Tin1eS.
, 1881-11-16
American Polar Expeditions.

With reference to the expedition
under Lieutenant Greeley to Lady
FrankIin's Bay, mentioned in our
article on Saturday on American
Polar expeditions, a correspondent
informs us that it is understood to
have been sen out in cOnnexion
with the international scheme for
establishing observing stations all
round the Polar area. Ii is not
therefore meant so much for the
conduct of geographical exploration
rs for carrying out Il continuous
series of scientific observations. All
arrangements have been made for
a protracted stay, and every means
has been taken to secure the safety
and comfort of the party. A vessel
will be sent out as early as practi-
cable in the summer of each year to
report progress, supply the observers
with provisions, sc, and take them
back if they wish. 1t is the first
of these Polar observing stations,
and will be watched with interest.
The scheme has been worked out
in tie United States by Captain
Howgate, of the United States Sig
nal Service. Unfortunately for the
permanent success OF the scheme,
Captain Howgate has quite recently
been arrested on the charge of hay-
ing embezzled a very large sum of
money belonging to the United
States Government. There is, how
ever, ne reason 10 fear for the safety
of the Lady Franklin's Bay party.
Our correspondent also states that
an effort is being made to organize
an international expedition for next
summe to search for traces of
the missing Jeanette. Our own
Government has been moved in the
matter, and there is some likelihood
that consent will be given to equip
an expedition.-IbM. @aa1
, 1881-11-16
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The City Of Rome.

Our Cork Correspondent, writing
on Friday, says" The Inman
steamer City of iiome, from Liver
pool for New York, arrived at
Queenstown about 4.3O thus evening.
She left Liverpool at 8 o'clock the
, 1881-11-16
AUCrTToN

L. trainer the
SUGAR ESTATES
D | A n! n D n D
N B ss
with all appurtcnances, and situate
in this Islands Queens Quarter sub
Nos. 81 and 81 and belonging to
MIR. JOHN Nc. GOVERN, will be
put up for sale at 3 public Auctions
in accordance with the PIacard dated
22nd April 1917.
The Auctions will be held at the
Vendue Office at | o'clock p. m. as
follows:
Ist Auction on Wednesday the 14th
December 1881.
2nd Auction on Wednesday the
28th December 1881.
Bro Auction on Wednesday sthe
Nth january 1852.
The conditions, appraisement and
other documents will be produced at
the auctions, aud further Information
may be obtained at Lawyer ?.
Jennings Office.
This advertisement serves also as
notice to the mortgageholders in
conformity with the Placard dated
22nd April 1917.
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WASHINGTON.
YEsTERDAY IN AND OUT OF TIE MA
TIeNAL COUACILA. -
Congressional PFosssdipEp In tho Two
HOuAss, and NOIss OF Prospective
LegIslation from Authoritative
GOurces-Cox's ReappOFtIOn.
ment BlII, SO, de-, &C..
HEMATE.

WARRINGTON, D. o., January l7,-Mr
Wallace, from the Committee on Appro
pFiations, reported with sundry amend
ments the Indian appropriation bill.
Mr., Peudleton, from the Census Com
mittee, reported a bill with detailed re
port bill making an appropriation fol
completing, compiling and publishing The
returns Of the tenth census. t llut
Mr., Garland presented the report OF the
Congressional visitors 10 West Point, and
accompanying the same Q bill amending
the existing law In regard TO the Military
Academy Rt West Point. Referred.
Mr.. Williams introduced bill 10 estah.
liOh an ocean mail service, and making an
appropriation therefore.
A bill was passed directing the purchase
by the Secretary OF the Treasury OF the
Freedmen's Bank and the real estate and
parcels Of ground adjacent thereto, be.
longing to the Fresdmen's Saving and
Trust Company, and located on Pennsyl'
vania avenue.
A bill was passed for the relief Of Gen
erAl Ord, ~ t"i Hi77i4-
The following voted with the Republi
cans in the negative: Messrs. Butler, DA,
Wis (Ill), Lamar, Pendleton, Thurman,
Voorhees,, White, Williams and BayArd,
The discussion OF the Ben Halliday bill
was resumed, but without action on the
bill the Senate went into executive session,
and when the doors were reopened, ad'
journed.
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THE GREEN ISLE.
PROGRESS OF THE IRISH AGITATION
And COUNTER MEASURRS.
status OF the Trials OF the TFAVsrSsrs-
IusIin hcCaFlhyN Prayer 10 the
QHeen-SupPOsSd FenIan Afro.
cities In Various Paris
rGFSRt britain,

DuRLEN, January 1.-THE Court Of the
Queens Bench was crowded.
MCDonough, Of the counsel for the ira.
versers, said he intended to put in eyl,
dence torty'one acts Of Parliament passed
before aud after the act OF the Union re,
gardlng the land laws and preservation oI
peace In Ireland. He called as witness
an eviCted tenant, aged So years, whost
feeblsuess caused a sensation. The prose
Cution objected to the evidence Of thi.
witness, but the court decided that 1t waI
admissible, II the prosecution intended Il
rely on the nineteenth count OF the indiGt.
ment which charges the traVerses With
conspiracy to create discomfort and disal
teCtion among the subjeCls oi the Queen
and Ill will aud hostility between ditferen
classes Of Her Majesty's subjeots, and
then the Court said Ihe trial would last fol
years, A short adjournment was granted
on application Of the Attorney General 10
enable him 10 consult his colleagues.
The Land Lsague In Kerry have held no
meetings Stree the proceedings begal
against the officers OF the Tfalse branch
LONDON, January 1.-THE Times In o
leading article says the scheme for par
alyElng the Parliamentary Government
must be most geriOusly considered and
most promptly encountered.
MANCHESTER, January 1.-THE police
have found y clue which will lead TO The
discovery Of the perpetrators OF the ex.
plOsiOn ut the barracks.
The boy who was Injured by the explo
sion, at the Salford Infantry Barracks IL
dead. - -N-
The keeper Of an ale house In the neigh.
bofhOod states that two men visited hi.
house for drink aud loft two parcels with
him, saying they would call Tor them In
the evening One parcel, he says. con.
iaInGd wet mott4r, with d trowel stuck 10
1t, aud the other contained what ielt like
canister The men returned according
TO agreement, and the explosion occurred
halt au hour after they had lett the beeI
house with the parcels.
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onloAeo January l7-lho Jro7srD' journal


CHtoAao, January l7.-Ihe LtV7erp journal
roporfH;
Hoas- Receipts 10000 head: shipment,
$500 h ad the market Is In good demand
and prices shade higher and advanced &c
. sid quAliLy pOCr mixed pack ing "a 10.
b t0i light "a SNai 20, choice heavy IS iOa
D 30; closed strong.
CArrLE = Receipts / 200 head: shipments
260D head Market brisk and active aud lOA
lhC higher: 10 expUrs here: 20 d 10 choice
shipping 81 8OA6 40: common 10 fair 50 gna
a. on butchers iirmsf; common u choice
81 Ula3 90; stO kets strong al So ROA4 90:
yearlings % 0vaS 40 good 'lemand yard we'll
cleared
snEEr-Receipb 200 heal; shipments $40
head. Market slow at lsA2no loW er; no COIN.
mon or prime be'ei fair 81 GOAT 20.
EAST LIBERTY, January II. -CArrLE Re.
cnipts since Friday 3,8t2 he'd ot through and
90 head Of ard stock. total for the week end.
Ing this day b,287 head Vt through and 2, 90
head II lotal. az inst 0 2J7 head nf through
and ON ht al Of local the week before, seil.
ihe No off from l.st week on all grades
HOES Receipts il,47O head total for The
week 24,0B head against 80. $50 head the weet
before Philalelphias % 3Oa5 45; Yorkers
n S0a5 Ot.
BhEEP- -Re:eipts o so head total for The
week 2nGOl head against i7,6OJ head the
we.k before. kOIling fully 35c Oft from last
week.
Ctkr,xsA+t 1snuorv 7.-Colior dnn a,
iiTo. Flour In fair demand family jI7Ss
40l; fancy unchanged. Wheat demand far
aud market firm; No 9 red wint,E 81 O5aI 90
.otn arm No. 9 mixed va 2I{c. Oats fin,
and scarce. No. 2 mixed S1a]sc, RYE in
fair demaad: No. z, O3c. barley scarce and
flrini No. fail 9scasl co. Pork fifnef Al
tl3 7tatI co. Lard strong at 10 TO- Buii
meats quiet and ffm; shoulders "a SIX.
clear ilb 81 l21. Bacon steady; clear rib
" 70 clear " w. Whisky quiet bat steady
at 81 ~. ~ ,sB Butter dull choice "est m Re.
serve GEaE6ci cbOice Central Ohio iSa20c.
,,,n,, TOLEDO January nI,y lh5wheat dull amber
Michigan " Oih No red Wabash st,Dt
SiT q "7It Anil Nh I, Fesf1at 6esf p5H ,S March
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EAST LIVERPOOL, o., January 1.-Two
tramps, giving their names as Charles
Harris and John Cronin, have been arrest.
ed on suspicion Of being The parties who
burglarized the ticket office in this place
Thnrsday night. Thirty dollau were
found 10 their possession all silver except
six. The silver corresponded to that pul
In the safe on the night Of the robbery, be
Ing all small change. II also bears the
appearance Of being smoksd by powder.
The brace used In d,illlng the hole into the
safe wSs found this afternoon near the do.
pot under board pile. Harris was idon.
tilted BY several persons as Laughing
Charley" from Harrisburg, Pa, and
known there rs professional thief Their
trial 10 set for to. morrow.
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IN0REDIBLy INuUMAN.


A Woman AttaehS AR Aged Lady, Throws
her DOWp, bRIuFales her Clothing " lib
Gasoline, and Deliberately BuFns her
10 Death.
DETRolTi January IA shocking
tragedy was enacted at La Pere, a village
70 miles north Of here last evening. While
the people were at church Mrs, Barnard
went to the house OF Rev, E. Curtis, a
Baptist pastor, attacked bis vile, an old
lady about 65, threw her down, poured
gasoline over her clothing and set It on
Rre. The poor woman was so sh0ckiuPly
burned that she lived but a few hours
Mr., Curtis, until last year, was pastor at
Greenville, this State, for several years,
and Mrs. Barnard came to La Psre u few
weeks sgo from Greenyille, where she
lives-being the wife Of prominent
lumber man, and a woman OF about 40
years old. She has been busy in the
meantime. attending the meetings AMI
mlrgliug In general society, but giving no
intimation OF any III will towards her
victim. II is believed by many that she
10 insane from religious excitement, but
others think It Is a case OF down right
wiCkedness, Sheis under arrest,
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NEW YtHk, January 17-A special
from West Point, NJ. T., January 18th,
via Fort Bntord, January 10Th says that
two white men arrived at Wolf Point on
the night Of the 1ltB, from the steamer
Bltchelor, which is laid up near the
mouth Of Milk river. They report that
LenVday,a Chisf Of Sitting Bulls camp,
and a white man named Thompson, who ls
living among Sitting Bulls bucks, stopped
over night on the steamer .BatChelof on
the 10Th. They teportsittins Bull cAtnped
twelve miles from the mouth Of MIX riv.
or, and say that Allison, the Government
pCout, promised 10 return In thirteen or
fourteen days with three wagon loads Of
prisoners He has not returned sCCoidlng
TO promise, aud Sitting Bull thinks he q
trying to dtaW him into q tran, and has
ordered his men 10 reload their CGfttidge
shells and prepare for war.
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II is evident from the turn Of things
at the Democratic caucus lsst night thai
tho "horse's eyes are cot, and that "Cam.
den Consolidated" is too much for the
struggling cohorts Of the opposition. He
came within two vOtes Of nomination,
and tho votes were on hand TO complete
tho job had a second ballot been reached.
The opposition WAS lucky In having man
in the chair who is not parliamentarian.
This fact gave them scope for flibuster.
ing that they were not GLOW 10 improve,
and they got in their work accordingly.
Sill, tie undertone Of the opposition was
plainly weak, and II 10 evident that they
will 10 10 the wall tonight unless
they make decided headway to-day.
Senator Newman, Of Marshall, undertook
10 got up stampede from the caucus.
SOLITARY and alone" he set the ball In mo.
ton, but solitary and alone he Btaupeded.
Tho rest Of them did not aee II In that
light. They admire boiling CAUCUS In
Pennsylvania, among Republicans, but
they have no stomach for II on their own
account This elbows that they have none
Of the dead enrnestness In their opposi.
tion to Camden that the PennsylvAnia Re.
publicAns have to Oliver, although
both Oliver and Camden are put In
the SAME pot as champion spirits Of mo.
nopoly In business, and machineism In
politics. II they had the Pennsylvania
spitltthey could secure thsir end by with.
drawing from the caucus, aud compelling
the whole Legislature 10 participate In the
election Of a Senator, at the same time
making sure ola Democratic Senator.
Seeing that this is the faint. eafted
character Of the opposition TO Mr.. Gam.
den, despite all the bowling about his bar.
rel and his monopoly, we expect to re.
cord his nomination Tomorrow morning.
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to 2e7 MARYLAND gained one; by the in.
crease TO 29S New York gained one; by
the increase TO 300 Alabama gained
one. When the total number ni
Representatives was Increased to 800
one Of the most striking features on
the table appeared. II was q curious &c
centricity Of mathematics that Alabama
then lost the Representative she gained at
800 and Texas and Illinois gained one
each, At SOL Alabama regained the Rep.
resentative 80 lost by an Increase to S02;
Florida gained one by an increase to SO3;
Ohio gained by an increase to S04; Nor Ii
Carolina gained one by an increase to 500;
Tennessee gained one by an increase TO
S06; Pennsylvania gained one by an In.
crease to S07; New York gained another,
making two gains over 3O3 under the CEN
sus OF 1880, but still she even then was
l0sinR one from her present number az
fixed by the appOrtiOnment Of 1870 Com
pared with the present number under the
census Of 1870, each member could make
his own calculation. There were Losses, and
there always will be during the lapse OF
ten years,
The largest House before 1868 had been
under the census Of 1880 Massachusetts
then had twenty members, she now had
eleven; New York then had her own
thirty'lhTee, until the number was SO7;
Virginia OF one time had twsnty.three,
now she had nine; New Hampshire once
had six, now three, 1t was no reproaCh,
the losses were comparative, and every
Rpp0rtiome1t had witnessed such reduc.
tions, Vermont and New Hampshire
might gain In population, but not relative
ly. They must lose in this appOrtionment
unless Congress made the nu uber OF
members inOrdinately large, but all was to
be Judged on scrutiny OF the tables How
high Congress must run the number OF
members so that no Slate would lose
the members could compute for them.
selves from the da'a to be passed. rhe
motion to printthe tables was agreed to.
Mr.. Cox then introduced his spportion.
ment bill, which fixes the number Of
representatives at SOL, and 1t was referred
with the communication 10 the Commit.
tee on Census
Mr.. Frye offered q resolution, which
was adopted, calling on the Secretary OF
the Treasury Tor information relative to
the character and amounts OF the public
Indebtedness oil foreign Governments and
the rates Of interest, the present market
value, the time Of payment and discount
or premium realized on the original
negotiations ot the respective bonds and
securities Of such Governments.
Adjourned.
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BOsroS, January 1.-The allotment oil
subscriptions to the Mexican Centra
Railroad securities Is the talk here IN
fnaucial circles Tho amount offered the
public was $5,7l5 600. The subscription
was double the amount. In accordance
with negotiations recently entered into
with the parties controlling the connect.
Ing roads between Mexico and the MiBSis.
sipni, Jay Gould receives GB1 blocks oil
81 800 each, q total subscription Of 81, 2,097, !
000f Gen. Grant receives ten blocks and
other subscribers the balance.
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nav YoRk, January 17,-Geotge slos.
son, tho billiatdist, arrived here this
motnlng on the steamship Arizona, and
was met by a large deputatlon Of ftlends
and reporters. He says be has learned
that Referee Gibilih had money on Viz.
neaux. He Ia z man 81 very litlle netve or
manllness. He seemed Outing the Natter
part OIL the game completely cowed BY the
threats ol the crowd should Vigheaux
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WASHINGTON, D. O., January 17.-Tht
majority Of the House Military Commit
lee are in no hurry to bring before the
House the question OF the retirement oi
Grant with the rank and pay Of General
Not line Of the adverse report has been
written, and II is understood that the ina
jority will simply report that the proposi
ton To mske Grant General and place
him on the retired list is inexpedient, ant
contrary TO sound public policy.
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MONTREAL, January 17.-The Montrea
Herald editofially referring 10 the charVei
Of Professor Henry Y. Hinda regarding
fraud 10 the Halifax fishery awards, nAyl
that Il these charges are true II behoove.
the Government 10 take elfeCtnal measures
10 have the wrong fighted III As speedy q
manner "a possible. II thinks The silence
oi the Government does not look we'll
and that sleps should be taken 10 have at
ihVnaiipAliOt1,
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CoLuMBus, onto, January l7.-samuel
Smart, a young man Of good family, com
nittsd suicide by shooting himself through
the head last night, at his rooms, In Cir.
cleyille. Smart was about twenty.thfee
years old, the last Of rich and prominent
family, and Two years ago inherited d
modest fortune, which lie speedily dissi.
pated- by gambling and drinking. Poor
health, superlnduCed by excessive drink.
Ing, was the cause OF suicide.
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LONDON, January II, 1880 p. M.-The
boat race between Hanlon and Laycock
has been postponed because Of the DRIFT
ice III lhe Thames. The race is 10 be post.
poned from day to day Until the ice and
tide gives proper water. Betting this
morning was three TO two on Hanlon,
UnlesSs the water permi Of the race
taking place on OF before Wednesday the
tides will not serve for another,week. TIE
Weather permitting, the race will berowed
Saturday at 4 O'Clock.