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Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-31
GrabeIers' @niSs.
STARTN's New Haven IlranSDQrtaiQl Line
Daily Except Saturday.

K~ssA Leave New Haven from Starin's Dock ,EzlSSSSSsssSs at 1O:I5 D. ID, The JOHN Fl. STARIN, Captain McAlister, every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurfday. The ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Spoor, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
 Returning, leave New York from Pier 1e, foot Of Cortland street. st P. nn., the STARIN every Mon. day, Wednesday and Friday, the CORNING every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The only Sunday night boat from New York
 Fare, with berth in cabin s1 with berth in ssa.e- room, $15e Excursion tickets, $1.s
 FREE COACH leaves the depot st BIO p. m. Leavs corner Church and Chapel streets every half hour commencing s:So p. m.
 Tickets sold and baggage checked to Philadelphia. Passengers by Fair Haven and WeatviIIe oers can stop at Brewery street, only three blocks from the boat.
 Tickets and ststerocms ba purchased at McAl- ister & Warren's-our town offce at the Tontins Hotel. and at 309 and S5l Chapel street.
 Stateroonns for Sunday night boat can be obtained at " A. Spaulding's drug store, S9 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-31

Agents wanted for the sale of the Indian Blood Syrup in every town village in which have no agents. Particulars given on application.
, 1881-01-03
Qt1e Ortl>a1ote.
MONDAY, JANUARY, 3. 1881.

a HEAL. danger 1T connection with the
possible sprratt vi piellrurp,eulatnln AMONG
American cattle Is pointed out bS DE.
Lyman. tho Government veterinary surgeon
who has bccn Investigating tic subject. THIS
danger consists In tho purchase Ut enlses III
Eastern States, wlerc tho disease prevails,
for shipment to tho West, where they
are ratscd rs beef cnttlc. 'rhc calves cal'
bo bought clcap Mt tho East. where milk
commands tligl, price, and tic business OF
shipment Is profitable. Int 1t Is ATTENDED,
with tho risk of Introducing pleuro-p''e''-
,uonfn Into localities not now Infected, anu
Federal Legislation to prevent the practice IS
earnestly recommended. DR.. Lyn'an ad-
vunces tho very reasonable theory TINT when
tho United States Government shall llavc
begun to allow some concern relattvc 10 tho
spread OF ptelsrt,- pneumonia, tho british
Government nsAy be expected to relax tho
strlngency OF It's regulations, and not until
then. The subject Ii ono of grave ilnportauco
to tho cattte-rnislng Industry of America, md
sl,n,lltl receive tne prompt attention Of Con-
Krcss.
, 1881-01-03
THE 1ST'1lAutJS.

Special Di,paseh ia The Chicago Trthans.
WAbulHuros, u. C.. Jun. LIN connection
with tho tulk nbout thu MSnroo doctrine. which
bids fnIr to brcnk out with rcucwcd yEKOr lurnx
tho coming wcok. 1t "a we'll to recall thu fnct TINT
tho first movement In tho iitttcr WINS tnhtlc at a
time w'lon tho present scheme nf tho Nicarsuuun
Canal wna tak,ilg ehnttc. The Information nbont
that project, with which tho press VIII tlllei1 at
tho limo, came ftotn tho White iiolsc. and thtso
intcrcstcd In getting tho advantages Of that
route 10 fure tho public aiyu informed
thOse who ut that same tflno were inclined
to spook lightly Of Senator 1'nrns'lo's
resolution rcnll1rnl!ny tho Monroe doctrine,
that in his resolution he reflected tho position
and ;.......-
TIE DESIRES or THE PRESIDENT. IL.
At tho preaont tinIc, almost tho only pcrso1ls
hcrc who Inbor uIltlcr any excitement IN viow Of
tho fuut that ehiplunt q! cugineors nnlwork-
mon Is to st,rt this week trim Frnnco to begin
tho construction OF the I'anatno Cum! nrc those
pccuniarIly Interested III tho Nicaragua route.
Thcse gentlemen nro III Il general slnto OF fer
1ncilt over tho prospect of Il private company.
like their own, getting tho start OF thoIn. Thts
thoy vMil violating tho Moi'roo tloctrINc, uni
thcy dcusarg thut tho Auloriunn people will
never submit 10 such National humiliation
as this Dos Lcsseps project involves.
Doubt!rfs tho Ntcaraxuan soheno IL very
psopcr ut,c. Many I,lsll ut!lcprs who hAyc OK
amied tho vlrious routes regard this III tho
heht II H. hnweycr In every kc,1so Il urtynt0
ntTatr ors ~. rI,,bt m .hia Can,nunv n fnsIst
th"t t,n Tf,,to., s,"trs sbull n,nkr
a roIIckD 1xTRltpIsxrA1ins or TIE HosnoE
tn>CTtttSE.
In order IN t1rve m rival priyato con,pat.tcs,
docs nut yory clcurly uppcur to ,ua,y Kood and
utrfotjo noonlo In washington. ljuforo tho
wnok ontts tioro w,.l rrut,abIy 10 u gre,t vul-
uuo Of tulk Oh wlnt 1t ploascs 1huso ln-
turcetcd to call yrtss and Insulting vl0la.
tion OF tho Monroe ,lnutrIno. Tho pluhlcn, Of
tho wcek will bo IL property est!nutu fran ths
talk TINT portion which IL solely bA!tnR Ut thn
rels,rts that tho promoters OF thu Do Lcssepa
scbu.ne ure aetiyo hero with d lArge amount OF
u,ouay to place whcrv It will 10 tho most 9ool;
hut no o1,u has yet mentioned tho nn1ne OF ono
of thoso Do I.psso1,s lobby agents or given blu
uddross.
TUE NICARAGUA PEOPLE.
, 1881-01-03

Sprcta. Dtspateh to Tns Chicago 1rtbaae.
WsatllR0TOs, u. e., Jun. ..-tn conversation
with Tlfe THtluaE correspondent this eyDs,ln1,
Fernaul0 Wo,Nl oxprcssUd strAnv h0pcs NJ tho
uurty paxsago Ut tho ltofuntlng bill by tho
IIause, NJ think," said. Mr.. Wo4xi, "that VIC
ought to dispose Of tho bill this week. Only ono
day will ho consumed III gonural lcbnto. After
thut, l oxpoct thut q nuinbUr Ut minor amcna-
tnu,Its will ba osgoro.l Iusilcs tho suhatltutus
prepared by 1utlgo kelcy and Mr. Gll!otto. I'lo
discussion of thoso ntnendnlonts, undus tho Avtf-
mtuuto rule, will Of cotsrac, consume
that tho House will not be III
totspor to allow ,yerY todlolls discussion for
tho purpose OF maraiy delaying tho passnge of
tho blll. It IL my opIl,0n that members 4rc Hc,,-
orally inGllncd tn dispose Ut tho bl. III order TO
get It out Of tho way Of dther business that ID
"WHAT NEW AMEspMgaTs
to tho bill! do you hear or" nakud tho cortc-
spuntlent.
"The principal otto, und tho ono which will
prIbAbIy saiso tho longest discussion. Ia ono to
limit tho perlod Ut tho tino IN wh!ch tho 0oyorn-
tnont shall cnIuy tho right t0 so1oeln
tue bonds," replied Mr. Wux. ~ Ind that It
xreut tnany GT tho uaHitcrA nrG up1Nsel to
waty!ng tho right Ut redemption fur ~ l0px Il
t,ue u twenty years.-the pQrlod namol Ia tho
bill. 1t Ii quItu prnbablu ta. In thls particular
and so.no otilurs, tho bill nmy bo lnultled. Al
Ill. nnxlous atn'ut IL I" pFoservetho snaln feat.
usps OF tho Incasusc and scc.lrs It's pltssaGo US
curly aH pructit4ble."
"What u tho general tono of tho lettors you
havo received in rpgar! to tho hill
BtNCE TIE Alht,uANNEkr2''
"Vory favorable, was tho reply. Tho praetl-
J 'cahIlty Ut placing u j per cent luaa sepuls now
so bo EUnoralDy adlnittUd. ! nuttoe4l ln the
t1,actai Ci.pnie'e, received yesterday, shat tho
p1uctloablllty of solliua our per cent bonds ut
par was virtually admitted. saw \ statement
| tn a Washington dispatch to tho Now York Ter
| atd, OF to-tiay," continued Mr, Wool, "wblch
greatly surprised ulo. According to that dls-
patch scufGtaEy Bhcrman IL opposed to tho tnoas-
uro now pending tA the l1ouse. do not bcllcvo
It, because It Ii in Int contradiction " tho vlowa
! which tho Secretary haa ropeatedly cxpraascd
, 1881-01-03
The Quarrel Between the Democrats
in Tennessee Complicating the
Senatorial Question.
A Forthcoming War Of Lobbyists
for the lntcr0ceanic Canal
Schemes.
The P!euro-Pneumonia Question
Growing to Be a Grave Ma
tional Affair.
CABINETS.

WHAT llsH ttAHFEHl.u tLSsNAAls
tfptctd, D;.paseA to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsli,saT,s, u. g.. Jun. Tho Admiu1stra-
ton still seems to ba having n grcat tcnl Of
truubio OH nccnunt Of tho resignation Of tho
Secretary Ut tho Navy. 1t Is still doubtful
whether thoru ia lcXul authority fur tho contln-
uouy appointment OF n1.intcriln SccTctnrles.
oven II different person should DO appointed
each tfn!o. Ii,o lntcst lrport ia that tito p0s.
tlol hns been dc!initiy rendered 10 LfyI +. Mur-
ton, Of New York, nnd thut Cen Garfield had
indicated his .lesro to llnvo Morton continue ms
Eccrctnry Of tho Navy untlcr tho next AdlninIs-
trntion. rhoro Is enc pcrsun who clalma 10
know that =,
THIS orFEtt wAs AUTitONlTATIvELY MADH
to Mr. Morton. a1itl thut he hus declined. stating
thut the only position ho wuuld acccIt In Cur
ilell'a Cab!not would bo TINT OF Secretary OF
tho Treasury. This posltl,n, tho story uoea,
Gen. Garfield statcd could nut DO given to Mr.
Morton. 1t Is vol known TINT Morton Ia I'm act-
iyo member in II prominent ta'lking house In
New York, which has been for ycass onR1sed as
II member. OF ono Of tho urcat syndlcatcs III
pinclnK tho Government lonns.
uAItY1ELp
ID unwilling 10 run tno fl8k OF ali0 CRITICISM 10
which ho probab'y might 10 subjected
by SOLICITING btUrtou for the Trcnsury Do
pnrtmcnt, Ii, Indeed, tho lattor, under tho
lnw, could 10 properly nppointcd TO TINT place.
1t is stated TINT tho Navnl portfolio was tcn-
icrcd tu ecu. Wickhaln, Ut virglnn, nftcr Mar-
ton refused 1t, and tiat Wlckhatu is waiting to
hour whut Uur!icll's intuition mny bo before
dcultllne. In tho eourae of Il conversation with
The TnlnusE correspondent, this evening. tho
llon. LcylF Morton,
ALLuplNn 10 1sKcEST 1sEpo1t1H
that ho bud bcen offered mud bud declined tho
portfolio Of tho Navy Department, refused
either to coutlrtn OF deny thctn. atd rotaarkctl
that TO Information OH TINT subject bud bcou
furnished by hEM to anybody.
FOaTEIt.
Thoro III little prospect that cithor Of tho OBJ
tcots sought will be accomplished. a gentleman
recently frum Ohio, wclt-fnf0rlnod in political
mnttcrs and personally acquainted With fcutllnR
Republicans. slys tl,ut the talk OF Cabinet p0.
sltlon for Foator has no Foundation. s':rhis ia
tho oif-year, and VT gcAurlly got whipped" "
said this gontlauan, "un!css We nut up q Rootl
candidate md make thorough organization.
For this rcnson Foster is necessary as Gubor-
uatorial cnlLIluto,"
, 1881-01-03
FIRE RECORD.
AT NEW ORLEANS. LIZ,

1AI NF1F V1E31I4.N4S3s IsAs
NEW ORLEANS. .Itin. 2.-This morning fro
brt,kc otlt tr Aaron Wo[('s crtMkcry strc. cnrncr
uf af,l4aznp nntl Common streets. destroying tho
building AMI ts'tcfts, ynl,ictt at &7d : Insured
fur $isiUu. THIS building WIS semtrutcd from
flansolrH establishment on sinRnztno street.
whch burned lust night, by tloublo flrcproof
wu3s. md Tho nt'tniou II thnt tio iiru wns not
communicated. but, lku that In Lows ature Inst
night. wA& tho work Of m !nccnt}lary. In April,
1s;s, iire l'r''kn out III 1sl,loro Lewis ororhcry
Aose, s!nfnr to tt1At Of lust night, damaging to
salnc building aud contonts tn tho amount Of
sl.5.fD0. THO ilru from VOLTS building sprond
tn jasot'h I.ovls statopary store. to tho oil of
tod n. Scntt's oil ant 1t1np s,nre. Involving Il
fsirthar loss Ut xG0,x1 which is covered by In
A1ruugc.
, 1881-01-03
NOTES.

gpteiaf ujspateh to The Chtedoo Tribune.
wAsltiSHrs>S, D. t., Jun. :.-ft hppturs TINT
Sueret4ry Eyurts Is rcnllyA canddHtc, at'd that
he thinks ho Ia I'LL tctiyo gat,dt.Iatc, for tho
United Atntrs Ee,,usc. tn succeed Srnntur ker-
mn. Friends Of ILLS. uf wh..n t'ntrctGr Merritt,
0f tho New Turk C,sstt'ul-l!uuH", IL aHid to lc
tho chief, slu reported III Intending To upcn II
vigorous cntnpAign this week 1T AllHlhy III be-
hult OF tucir fuyorlt. Tho Now TURK Eot9r'.as-
gncsl herr, ctI.lsl!cr the alleged CAntlllAry Ut
Esurts juke. nild nsscFt th;t hp IL practically
Without political tnlluucG III The Legislature.
lio,sATfn sEyAhIlt.
II WIS gtntctl. prlUr i0 tho ncMuerntac nutnt-
rntiosl, that t}os. Seymour was II ho''clcss i.l-
vAlhi, nud that, II he shuntu he retIosEittst, tho
excitement OF tho cAlnpMlEn would undoubtedly
prusu fntul to him. N!sputct,es now resolved
hurA trC,n UtItal stntG thAt Gov. Seymour hfa
bcpn forbidden by his physicians truE' sMak!ng
ur writing n, poItie4l Or other axritlng tnplca;
that m IL confined to Ills stou,. aIld permitted to
scu III ouo hut ArtutIrrs ut Ills family. Ito Is
satd tn Aasc boc.' Ercs'tly disappointed ut thu ~.
suit Ut tho ecvtto,, u1n purtscnlurty ut tho iact
thut tinrtlclu carried New iurk.
AltMY upriCEls
stato that thcru Ia ltt!o doubt that cc.lrt-nur-
tEMl will bo ordered OIL account I'll tho ehprEes
nnde by G... e. schoiell at{ui.lst MnJ. uarl,lrr.
Thu g,urHcs consist Ut thD lHpers tltrI III t'lo
Wnr Department BY Suhocld mud tho rcpiy ot
uarlnur, togothor viii, lusters frola thu 'fcnr
unt members Ut thS Ftz john Porter uoard,
crltulstnK uar!lur's o.Ieial acts. !,
/. TIE INDIAN ntfllEAU.
1t Ia Expected TINT thS ycNr. ut usual, thorc
will uo nn nttc,npt to fllytrn rl.lcrs Ut.,tr tho
Army Appropriation blll. aud thus to IpslIco the
strutlsth OF tho uriuy. ,nl also effect tt,'1,Afcr
af tho In1tnn liurcAu FROM tho lntcrlor tn tho
wns Rcr%1t't, ~ IA, n"enrH ,s,a to t., ns, %
ty tho ruuMlttGc OIL lIltliMtt AHntr5.
, 1881-01-03

to mo In ot,r conversation on tic subject this
w!ntrr. so FIR ns tho rnto of Interest IL coll-
ecrltd, moreover,
~, NIT nEr.iEvE THERE IL 4 RtEnLr NRMnEn
vi tho House Ut Representatives WIN Is not up
posed tp amy rGf,lutlng measure Whntever who
docs not favor . per cent ..-.-
"What do yui consider tho strength Of tho
opponc,lts tu rcfundinR III tho ifouseI''
~ ito mt think It nnoutltA tt, forty votes n1-
tpuetior" rcpiItsl Mr. Wood. - Of ct,t1rec, usen
tt,at many ct,,burs cllu ptnco uo,Hi many ltf-
Bcultics In tho wny Ut tic bill. ath irntr,ct tho
discussion upon it, hut. ~ ] rn!1 hcforo. I do
not think II t,mjnrlty OF tho ffousc vii! TO IN n
temper tn portt'it mr. unreasonable DENY"
Mr. Woud tlon rtf0rrcd to BOan recent nows-
puurr- paragraphs sent from Washington. IN
which It was nsscrtod that tho opponents Ut a
rafunllny tncNs,lfe had gained strength since
thu holiday adjournment. and said:
~ 10 not think these stntomcftts nto corrrct.
There hnvo been worry few n1ctnhcrs Of cnn-
grcss In tnwr during tho tcects, and
HAVE Eor HEARD nr ANY SUDDEN con-
among them. Those who wont nwny 10 Gnjny
Tho holiday season hnrD prDtAlby nut dorbtcd
any great nuonnt or study u tho su'tcct, md
probably thoy hold tho SANG opinion hnw that
tlioy did two Wocka nXo.'
s1lu you think thcro Is any danger thnt tho
refun,lfug I'LL will bo nntnyutixnd by tho Fleet
b!cs?" ....
MA; + think not, and hope not. alinll nm.
tngo1,ixc every measure, uxcept appropriation
bills, until tho 1icfundlng bill hHs brcn disposed
Of. Congress cannot, III MY op'nInu. at1ord to
nllow TINT ,nclsuro tn fail. un1css. isnlcpd, 1t
tl,ntI l,e found TINT majority Is orps,se4 to Rny
rcfuntiug measure whnt0vcr, md lint bulcvu
entirely without tho bounds Of probability"
kr. Wood has been suffering recently frasn M
attnck Of Rheumatism. and IL still cnntincsl to
ILLS house,. lie expects, however, to hu nbto to
resume bis duties In tho House I'll Wednesday
noxt.
LEVI r. MORTON,
Of Now York, tho syndicate ha ukar, takes radt.
| Gully different view. lie Inns Fpcns II portion uI
tho recess IN New York. an saya tliat. 50 far as
l,u wus nblo to ,isccrtnln tho sentiment Ut tile
banking interest of Nuw York City, It Is moi
| favorable tu short . per cont b2,nd. md te
| doubts worry much tho .roprlcty Of any suct
incAsurc. Ite is Of tho opinion that tho onl,
way to popularlzc . por ccnt lx'nd wouit
bo to mike It of u reasonable lcuEth Of limo, tc
Induce ta,,ks to tnko 1t. and, rs II further in
lucptncnt, to repeal the hNtlonat-fmnk tux. 1t
such cnsc he thought. thu difficulties u placinG
| such loan would easily lo rutnoycd.
, 1881-01-03

SoME Of tho paltpors ut tho Kanawl,a Coun-
ty {,V. Va.) poor-lIouso manifested their
ttisapproynl OF tho appointment Of tho Super
intendcnt Of the Institution by settling fire to
tho building, which was totally destroyed,
together with tho adjoining slnoke-hoase
containing q largo quantity Of bacon, beef,
luur, etc.
, 1881-01-03

-------------------------
gr.,s,ua1 treot,' md. Ike It. wa. verbatim re-
,." pns tn sse sng f e e rrty
'onst: ,aF'ne W. s.c'" W '.u
M 3cr c.oao ~" , es st o uaar tue @
~. .a.,at .,. ~ m mr., of ..tfm
TIM p,1sehnse at tl,t4 collection nrpcnf,, To hayo
been II remarkable traf.aution. a raacally
swIndc WIS prnctiec'! By the sellers. A!thonnh
sin|ou whs pa"'' ncaf'y n'l tno sotsi'n,s , "ero
oa h,"Fs au m .ho ".".o a rha m
ynlumcs coyproh tho couurx,ysc. fr,n,
t}o Twutytbr,i 10 The F,rty s,us,t,.I. inclusive.
Xenp!st. set .nl ,tn ' ~! i y"!''n.s hs
v HI w9,,,;rs ~ H. ,r,rts ~ tt,,,
I;,rr thut, it'll Or tho Ct1ngrcs."s o.i,i lie IT.
pr'hel t ,,r ir ;x ~ rs; nnSs:, u nj t .tf, Iv
~ ~, v ,,a,tt S., sts ~ ~ III rn,',,s I'M ,,.l IT,
repfnts ~ o,t III; To- afr q m r%' IT, ~, M ~
.s,mnict;m~ mi srts rI..ii IN, tfHi.,tG. mil
Of cpsnpstEnx a.up scts, s:iaa.is,. Tnc Futile
pr,!tcs snKEMts WI ~, uat ai,,;;'.s MGfSss s ~. ~.
II wn'ii Ia ~ y.li M IL a,Itnrizs iho sMic of the
n ",,1,ls, % ~ wnsio ,,',r! t' su. sao wo!' tE
Mn.,xa fnr tc fi1Hrrs i, H., IHnKs. f,r stynn
q .hssy "a G.axs br'nx K,,,o3 p'!sn;; l1s r.,
,pr Gs ,t y I isn %cr,: s,"n,i w;,cn % pacc Be-
tsti e!i' ti,o od "riwIrsi % ;,asnent Of siGs0o.~ ~ "
. ne ~ ,S Ru MI t,,t.tp - ,sa,,n..t mhI,.
s.lnirs :. ,,,,h ,u imtSrcstnv t"f1'rnMtinn nbunt
~ m,,,, r.t"htith,nert ~ wtict thr Eoyurt,.
% ~: y hn i9.,trr,''"st t ;r,n
ti, ,,,,, t ihn ssr .,Iny nm ~ Iss w"rt,
III r. -; lily, @ sIrn Ill - VIII. ,i,n,, Il, nnv
tt! iofc INN @ I sa os @ ..r., ~
gs"T sU1 fbts 81 cxcepsfonnI % ospeii.e III il lss Hp-
e'ts* ~ haSv neun ese ~ .no ~ wv lin, .n.
a. ppgr: IT,, ino 0A syro ~ ,,t;iG
.lum n ta ~. q ssat"n. t'n .,.or"wa e~prt,..s
HUFG tllitlt FIsftHthNt NV HeSiAAe E3pIAtfGf
oi tno Mss t., tree yt M.xrt 'ihn "'n nrrtt,,,, @
% tsSs ss..s @ ,,a mill, ~ ~ hi N Hi; iii
ne cos!s M .WaG: ala a..i si' ~ T. =. ,,s ~. ~ iHS, t
tno ptett t "u. .,,,.,. ,ss ~ ~ ~ nnr.r mr.
ts. ,as ~, ~ ii,.i1, a,f t.t. ,,
, 1881-01-03

DtASQU1, the Communist nlld Socialist, Is
agaln reported dead. An outline Ut lis rG-
nnrknbo life was printed Saturday morning,
on tho strength Of Il previous assuratlce thut
the professional cunspirator had ut last falloll
under tho dtsplcasure 0f the King Of 'rcrrors.
, 1881-01-03

THE people of Petersburg, W., nre having
m extraordinary amount Ut winter. After
experiencing intense cold lust weck, tlloy
hayo Just had Il very lleuyy 'suow-storu', fol-
lowed by hard freoze, and skating l,as taken
tic place Of navigation.
, 1881-01-03

THE labor retormess 0t Chicago arc going
to try their hautls at HOW sol,eIno Ut orEnt-
izatlon. Tliey haya established the Cl,Icu9o
Labor unlon. n1.1 lave promised themselves
nut to "drop lMto politics I" any u,orv.
, 1881-01-03

AncnnIsI1oi Lyxclt, OF Toronto. has pull
listlcd II luttcr OIL the Irish question Ill which
ltu discouruges WHOLESALE immigration to
America, alul adyocntcs tho right of self.
government ~ tho remedy fur the evils aud
tho wrongs prevalent In Ireland.
, 1881-01-03
DISQUALIFICATION.
TIE ARMY AND NAVY fALt.1Ntl INTO DisG1tACK-

TUE NEtSUSH.
Entctat plsAttch t0 The Ehftaao Tribune.
, WAs1IlS0roS, u. e., jan. Two nominations
nts,l,o to Congress- anl wAiuh hayo Just bccn
d.cussed nru cA,isux universal talk, AZ well Us
Bovuro Crilelani. nlnDuH naynl officers. Thoy
nrt. Capt. l,tchnrtl l.. Law. resident of ndin'lu,
tu bU Commodore III tho Huvy from thu lllh OF
July, 1850, as to tuko h!s OriHllInl position on
tho list noxt utter cumtlEtloro Entl English:
Cart. NIltnn linxtuI,, resident Ut Nnw fork.
to tuko rank rs CntuIn freu, tho l:ttt of FoU.
ralary 1874, And noxt Capt. r. 4. Flilcbrown.
50 w to pluce him IN tlls nrlgfnNl lkasttLun OIL
tho list. Tho reason IL rca1'iy E.cst trun tho
statcment TINT the restoration Ut I..tw fn tho
manner proposed would put him abovo thirty.
four Captulns. President l4"yes
TRIED TIE sAME SnNiSATioss
in ts,!, and tho Scnnto Nnynl Committee refused
10 report tLoni. This tlmo 1t IL chMrGnI tllat
thcy woro sent In xcerotty.-thAt Is, without put
thug t,otI OH tho usual list furnished tho pruss.
Tho officers tntcrcstcti have sent u memorial to
etch ltouse of Congress In lrgHr.l to tho .nntor.
1t dncs not. In any degree, overstntu
tho detnorulizing effect of tho OWLS
The atronxest nointS of this n,onlorlul arpiy
with cgunl force to tho condition ut tho urlny,
There has never hecn Il tinlo whom tho army bus
bccn SO tlctauralExcti III everything ihlt pertANa
to scltn1lng fi,r r1ar'o Muong 0tfictrs OF tho
higher grntles, and thoro hns novcF bccn such
ErRKCrlvE nlA'ws sTitucK At nlstartaEE
as during tho last four years. Tho ,nolhcItIons
ut sontu1,ce Ut officers eotyIciul Ut tho Er0tstst
forms Ut drunkenness, and se'ltoncod to bo
cnshturctl, hnvo Of themselves boen cuunYh to
destroy discipline. Tho Iatcst saso nr thls kind
IL whyro Executive clcIncnuy }Ntprp0seh 10 A1yo q
Puyunstcr cAshferctl fur 0tlcn aua disgusting
drunkenness. combined with u public pAr,de Ut
himself with lewtl chntActerB 1T tho strcGls ut
tho town whorn hG was stNttoned, and endlng
,1Ak l. Zen +,E.Ifss : LkrfRf
, 1881-01-03

T1tE First Methodist Church cAIllce at
Canton, o., took tire yesterday whtIu services
WIS III progress, anl was entirely destroyed.
Tlu church WIS fortunately enlptied with
out pattc. Tlia loss IL 81, 600, and tue III
SuFailCa $1,000
, 1881-01-03

The n!nrm from IIox J15 ut $40 yesterday
1n.,rning wns ea.ssctl t,ya Tire upsn tho second
tluor n1l1 ,,enr thu chin,ney OF twostory frntno
hnllsc ut MI. rs ltuit street, nwtsc.l by Ahecnlun
Il ;wrilInr. @ Cat,sc. Il ,lctsctiy" Chimney. Dala.
nYG, ~.
, 1881-01-03
a CHURCH HURRIED.

CANTON. O., jan. 2.-uurlnx tho servrc to-day
tho First n. i. Church. belonging III tho wett,-
lest churcl. sscIpty Ut tho city, was discovered
t1, lire, ,s,usc. ,s uftcrwnrd found. by n ,lc-
reet!yn slue. Thu church, which tost $a5.OI
WIS 'l"st tssytrl. tlls,r1l,lrc $.inst Nothing wts
a;iyetl cxra,pl 6utnt cushions. pcoplo left tho
church without Il Il!ltG.
, 1881-01-03

labilf GS}c nio,it $.l0ynD. Tho faco OF the
asset - 1tonai.icro1 in cxctss Of this. Abn,tt
f.aDf6 Sluc tho bnnka horc. but they nro Sc
cnr{ g ss tn c,itatl 1Ittte or no l6se ta then,.
or s'inulnder oniy fdi. IN IL slru for cash city
ht1E t'.tsl nh,ul $3,N fur city monthly bIlla.
They t,4t fnt,ey by tlIe decline iii values. and
considerable sums bec,,r,s Tucked up III un-
nvnilabo etltt,,tels. Under tho circumstances It
llqnftltttot. Thay nf,,tin provision for tho pr,-
lection uf country slcptfxfturB.
, 1881-01-03

hive been rnthor slow. They nnvc nor yet ot'-
tuptd their charter, while l,u L:sscps' spade.
men hro soon to commence to tltx. THO REPORTS
of our engineers mako it yrry evident TINT tho
NIcsrnuln rnntc presents by far tho tnose ntI-
ynl,tuxea for American Interests.
, 1881-01-03
NEW-YEARiS GIFT,

EgFtx0uAu, Ill, JIM. a.-Lust night tho t0cal
el,pIpyGa ut tho Nurruw uaAEo mot III tho par-
lors OF tho Fleming ilouso asld presented duaer-
tntaiunt i, U. Henderson witt III elegant silver
lantern IN tukou ~ tho h!RA cstoetn III whlct,
ht,stcna Ut Tho hotel contributed much ~ thu
Aappinesa Ut tho uecAs!uli, aId tho oyGlux W4s
yIsclit iNLst tlcisghlrultY,
, 1881-01-03

1r IL understood tl,at Secretary Evarts has
begun Il sentence whici, !.as progressed 80
fur as to imcllle his friends to tho bel!et that
the tul period, w'ten rounded out, will an-
nulli,ce Ills caldftlncy fur tito placu Ut As
slsturt Senator fro,n tl,o Stato Ut Now York.
, 1881-01-03
Ar ST. CHARLES. $40.

ST. Louis, No.. inn. lit mp2c,lrs TINT. III aI.
s]lton Ia thu Ets.Ht* newspaper previously
reported Ns having burned Mt st. ChNrtcs. M,r
the Opcrl-1!uuar uf j. Z. sf!ttlnlGrRer, cnninln~
iii f xrs,,ItH! taor tho tlry -ylkA13 sture Ut Mt.
lrllwrEl,r l. Hns, WIS u0i,su.rti. Iho total loss
Ii ubuut tlu ,uy0; insured [ur *%@p,D00.
, 1881-01-03

THE health OF llorat!o Seymour is very
poor. llo las frotted over thu defeat OF tho
party in Now York and greatly Ai'llerod re-
eoyery from. the seslous nervous pFostrallou
whtv!. llas N, long afflicted him.
, 1881-01-03

WHEELtSt,. ". Fu., Jim. s.--11lo knnuwha
County I't,nr- House ind smoke hnlsc nttarlcd,
containing :t0,uN pounds nf i,ucuIl anu ii lot ot
l,cef, flour, nlltl other articles, burned ycstorluy.
II IL believed tl,At the building WIS ttr,Hl ly tho
rAHprrH, wtn tlU net liku superintendent smell.
who wHs REFLECTED Inst week. Lt,s, xtUyN0; In
sr.s' for <.,tUD In thu .Etnu AMI Hartford Cou-
nm titu
, 1881-01-03

AT l'OuHfIKElsps1is, n. i. -y.
Ibru,1KEErsIt:, N. T., Jun. ..-Tho.nas samp-
En4 npura- li1uso in Kingston was destroyed
by tire Tonight. ="
, 1881-01-03

TuE Minister Of tho Netherlands to tbs
Court Ut SpniM was found dead In hls he'd
yesterday morning.