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TEAMS DELAYED BY SNOW.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Jan. 29.-The gale of
yesterday ard consequent drifting oi the snow caused
great delays to travel the Eastern RIiroad. The
tram dnc here from Boston al did not arrive until
$50 ana that due at $50 - III. nine hours late
Three Boston bound trains ffOn thls city tis morning
stuck In drifts a. Portsmouth Plains and
several engines ard large force Of men have been dis
patched there O assist in reli wing them Tho passrn
gers were or !Ccd to return here in teams The mail
from Newcastle Lai to be- brought horseback this
mOraEg.
CoVCOrp v IL. jim. 20 An engine and snow-pongh
the rmont IA road ran of tie track this fore
noon. Cha..ts SauIoIm, ~ Concord, -rr0usly ln
inrrd aud the station uasicr West Concord bad rR
broken All OF The railroads aInund hrrr are DOckaded
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4 TRAIN BREChED AND BCRNED

MIDpLEBURG, Penn, Jan, 29.-An accident
on the -u.bury ami L.WIs on Ia. rOIi this morning.
two miles below thi- place, cause bY broken rail-
The nti train LEFT Lewiston al q. IN l. consisted of
two Passenger rng,nc. Wh"n th" rail broke
the tunpcd from the track, Dragging the front
car with IT, otncars turned their sides and took
fire. the passengers taken ont with c"nrlderaDe
dhlculty, aud only after the doors aud windows had
been broken Fifteen prisons AL injured,
five OF them seriOn.ly; namely Andrew Wrlfki CON
ductOr; w II. UaG-. Oi LEWISTON, Inul agent: tiucl
Bpwen. Midd cnut,: Mr- NlrsIrrt Gncn"r. Of Selma
Grpv Ihd Joan alkaline k,r. - Mil liebIfg. zen
pIilrd ont fIo4n uud the stove. HIus wi- for
tim" believe to br dead, but WAS r-rIsctate1
There were only TWENTY-FIVE icr>Ohs On the tram.
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THE IRISH COERCION BILL.


In the House of Commons, last night. Mr.
Gladstone answering tine accusation that the irOt' cion
lull aimed az the Land Ldgu" p"ucd out tna noOu ~
could be arrested under Its provisions unless hc cahc
WITHIN the stringent ntion II beiug under reasonable
ss,icon of being connected with act III proclaimed
district tending TO interfere with the maintenance % law
and order TIE rcasOnablcness Of such suspicion could
be challenged IN the House. Tue Government he ra'd
had no intention Interfering with liberty OF dscusIon
or even license OF DISCUSSION.
The Coercion bill provides that list of persons i'm
prIsoued under tie with statement OF the rcs II
for their arrest, shall be presented 10 PtrlIamcnt
monthly. . - -,
Al a meeting OF Home Ralyrs Yesterday Mr. Parnrll
uresld NJ. agreed mat u would be adVlsihi On
the stage Of Protection Ui that ctch member
should address tine House Of Commons ami stale tue
character OF the outragcs reported from bis cons u-
ency.
Nj George Erringt0n Ui0me Kulcl member Of PArIia
mout fol LJ.giUId County LcnstcI has seeded iIOm
Mr. -
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FGlGvENTS or HESTERN NEWS.
N.y1cArlox or rnr ONO rIvEn.

NAv1GATIoX ov rur ONO RIVER.
CINcINNArI. Jan. 29.-Thc weather here II
" rinl t.d pro-p rts for uuint, rrnp"d utylaaOh
ON the ono Ever are noW considered iaN able.
P,>r oFrICc RoBBFRY ~ vA-sAK MICH.
CnrCAGo. Jan. 29.-The htcnjRg Journals
SPECIAL Il-pltcn rom VL1,1.Nl safs: - i"',
IN money and stamps were taken
sIIoI AND KILL d But NO ARRESTS.
ST. Louis. Jan. 29.-ln II fight Mt dance
imam named Hnck Mcclellan was shot AMI killed by !.
companion named Bells. There were no arrests.
RoBRgD OF S12. 100 ~ A RAILWAY TnAiN.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-A commercial traveller
named liol nj, from fhiad ipa, s rrpored to have
be-n robbrd ye,lerlay 9I s2lOo in moncy ana OF "a
check FOR $4,000 on tnr Missouri Pacific tran between
J,f City AID ~rdalia.
THr DrATI-RATE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Ihc annual report OF the
Che - SIrd ;% % ~, is ;, taG M ma oS c ] % & s"%T yc r
1850 oui popu atom. according TO Tho crn-us re-
ul- 5O3,29s. Iii' max the death rate per lh'u'-
anu 2O7J.
CONVICTED OF MUEDPRtNG THEIR FATHER.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 29.-lhe jIuy IN the case of
the 4 .lDOu Er"Grr~ "ho nave Orrn on irti III iaiV
yIlc No.. during h last wrcH 'or thc murirr oi thcf
father la, -pnDg returned last might verdict Ot muI-
der In the frat degree. motion Tor new trial was
md'ie thIT MORNING.
CHARGED WITH MURD ERING JUDGE.
CINCINNATI Jan. 29.-A special Dispatch to
The Hon,nercGi from OwrntOn, k>, S"y': "A mnr'S
were. con ludcd The ~ the state hgtln-i THOMAS
Bufprd. charged with numbering Julg" Ei'ot, OF ihe
kentucky Court Of Appeals, the si ne Conr' oil lhs
Statt, for deciding "a case aghlhb bu Th marry wv
yenrs ago The given Ia thc jury about y.
in anh jury viii take recess until MOndiy II no
verdict Is reached by 10 y. m"
NITRO-GLYCt RIM WHICH TnAwKD.
CISCINNATI Jan. 2J.-A special dispatch to
The Commerc,di nom Bradford. Penn, says: parry
a. citIz.I. IRON ~ent 20 tue woods to-day 10 see
wei torpeducd" Forty quarts of nltrO-gly crIlhe
were nut IL "A barrel Ia be- thawed by steam Il *
pllr buwiug euglnc house ani derrick To pieces
Andtew LASER the engineer. was killed, ana d. Cush-
ing a spectator. VIA Knied ~ - hiss" "he viewing
tlr SCENE from distance. TIE nyDg frasnrns struc
and sriously Injured f. NJ. ByseIc, john Franklin AID
Peter Sweeney. Mr. thsnLk was loS'hAstel a' hiu%u'
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sst, Liberals and Conservatives alike protesting
themselves ready to renew the struggle against OBJ
struction whenever attempted. TIE Ministers, how
ever for some reason preferred to postpone the de-
cisive contest until Tuesday, Mr.. Gladstone never
theless, speaking as arranged and closing the week
with n review of the whole case denying that he
intends to legSlatc against the land agitation hut
against the abettors ana perpetrators of outragcs
who care nothing for remedial measures
and are sensible only TO fear, being
the political successors of the Fcnians
aud WhitebOys Replying to the objections of Mr..
Laboucbere, whom he complimented on his clever
speech. and to other ingenious criticisms, he said
Mr. FOrsteps figures only confirmed his conviction
of their substantial accuracy. He drew care
fnl and most effective comparison between the
simultaneous increase in league meetings aud out
RACES, showing that outraees increased in steady
arihmetical proportion with league meetings, while
where League meetings were few, outrages were
few, where meetings were numerous Outrages were
numerous; evictons which the Parnellites alcge
are the real cause of violence, having IN the mean
tuc almost ceased. He cOntended with fatal, PAIN
full precision that the steps of crime dog the steps
of the League but this established connection
be sad IS not the basis of the present policy which
rests, above all things. on the failure of the ad-
mInistration of justice, which great thus
far that out of every thirty-three persons
guilty of agraran crimes thirty-twO escaped
unpunished. What the Government seeks he eX-
planned, is remedy for the utter breakdown OF tie
law in Ireland.
DESPERATE IRISH PLOTS.
If anything could add effect 10 this speech 1t is the
knowledge OF Irish plots to destroy Woowich
Portsmouth, Plymouth, the Hyde Park magazine
and Windsor Castle. In all of these places the
guard has been doubled, and strong force of troops
has been dispatched to defend them the police hav
ing full information of murderOus designs.
g. w.
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DESPERATE IRISH PLOTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BATTLE OF DRAKENBERG.
FOUR OFFICERS KIILFD-EFINFOkCEN on TIL

THE BATTLE OF DRAKENBERG.
FOUR OFFICERS kILLED-EFlNFOkCENENTS on HE
WAY.
LONDON. Saturday Jan. 90. 1851.
An official dispatch from Durham, dated to-
day says "slr George Colby NOV d ont with 500 IN
fantry 10 cavalry and six guns Five companies OF
the 5Sth Regiment, the cavalry and artillery support
ing. attacked the enemy's left. After gallant aud
nearly successful charge. in which Colonel Deane, COM
III irding and nearly all his saif and mounted oGic r.
were sho. down. they driven down hIl. The cn-u
allies so known. Colonel d. anc, Major Poole
and Licutcnants Ewes and BaIlle XIII d. Major Hngcs-
and Iieutel IOvccrOye and OpUnucli wounded
ana lsl men Killed. wounded or miS,I'g.'
A dispatch from nurbIn to Tie Tunes says: " The
BoerS fought determined courage Tnc. captured
the ~ the jSth Regiment. killing two officers IN
charge them. The cUOrS were recap uTed a thr point
of the Dayouet An eyewitness says the Beers were
shot wounded through hcir heats ts they lay Ii the
5Sth Regiment had teen supported by another thousand
men the position would have been taken. Captain
the Killed. Forty BOeis fell close 10
the British lines"
Tnc British trOopship TamIr. which sailed from GIb
December - with tue 37th Regiment tor service
has arrived at Cape TOwD, route to
Natal.
In the Portuguese Chamber Of Deputies to-day.
uOu was Introduced proposing that P'ituSal Oh r
IA, dlaiIun between England aud Tie BOors VI the
TIA -
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THE NEWS IN LONDON,
pxcIT1NG SCENES IN PARLIAMENT.

EXCITING SCENES IN PARLIAMENT
THE RESULTS OF THE IRISH PARLIAMENTARY CON
rIlCr WITH TIE GOVERNMENT - INTERESTING
INCIDENTs-THE STATE OF PUBLIC FEELiN" II
RNGLAND--DARK DESIGNS CREDITED TO IHh
IRISH REvoLUTIONIsTs.
Many interesting phases of the conflict oe-
tween the British Government and the lr'Sn
members of Parliament who follow the ieao
of Mr.. Parnell are given Ill inc
London cable dispatch to The IRE
uNE. The dispatch gives the inner nus
tory of the contests of the past week. WIN
details of the state of public feeling Ill Eng,
land. Mr. Gladstone has made powerlu'
speech against the Irish Lana League,
rTbe British Government has received
information that the Irish revolution
lists intend to destroy, if they can. Wool
wich, Portsmouth, Plymouth, the Hyde Park
magazine and Windsor Castle. Precautions
have been taken by the authorities.
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TIE TURCo.GREEK CONFLICT.

LONDON. Saturday, Jan. 70. ls-l.
The Greek Parliament will meet on Monday
next when there Will probably De Ministerial crisis
NJ Trcoupis being decided 10 attack the Cabinet on IL
waveriug policy New Greek army corps aro beln-
formed daily several regiments have been ordered TO
Vonitza and two regiments OF artillery nave been or
drca IL readiness 10 proceed 10 the frontiers Inc
Greek Minister of tbe Interior has ms siuccd ~" pro
ylucal authorities 10 prepare rolls of National Qua
uru from tIirty To forty years 0f age
England has accepted The proposal for Negotiations
at ConsiantinOpr the Greek question. 0n the cphdi-
zion tha The decisions the Brrn Conference ani the
Treaty Ill not lie considered as abaD ipuel.
In the event the Porte lDends exercising 10 the
fullest cxleut it's nights a. be Iisclcnt AT sed.
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AN l'NPEorlrABLE DEBATE.
The ELECTORAL Ei>'II TION N TnE SENATE RE-
ILRIID 10 A COMMITTEE
it,y rIIIorNPu re- THE TRIBUNT.i

TIE ELECTORAL ~ - IL llpN IN TIE StNAIt EE-
ILRRiD 10 A COMMITTEE.
lBY TELEGRAPH ru TIE tribune
WAsnINGfuN. Jan. "a ripple of interest was
aroused 10y the discussion IN the Senate TINS alter
noon. occasinncd by senator lngpll- calling up his
resolution submitted few uays ago relative 10 the
method Of procedure by the two houses for opening,
counting. and declaring the result OF tine electoral
vote. Mr.. Bayard led OH IN opposition TO the mo-
tion OF Mr. INGALLS, 10 consider the subject at once,
lv moving It's reference TO the select committee ol
the Senate "T0 take into consideration the state OF
the law respecting the a>ceranng and declaration
of the result Of the elections OF President and VICE
President Of the United States
Senator Edmunds argued briefly IN favor ot I'M
mediate action saying that it would not be- '"nr-
truus to the House to send IN an abrupt message Oh
the subject since only eight legislative DAYS STOOD
between now and the appointed daie.
Nh Hill, Of Georgia, rose IN rrPN' ana maze Z"
very frank and significant speech, III "hlch lie "e-
clarcd that, though he would vote Tor reference
ne kurw-as did every other intelligent man, w0-
man. and child IN this broad land that General
Garfield had been elected President Oh the Ihlte"
States and that ho would he Inauguratcd no matter
what these two bodies should 40. decldeh pause
followed Senator HIPS bold announcement oi thls
fact. Senator Edmunds again took Tue hoOi anu
made an excellent ol-hand speech
Senator Morgan, tho author Oi the eiec'otal JoInI
rule now before the House, attempted 10 MAKE
Mica for DELAY on the score of not having heard
frnm fine other end OF the Capitol Saying that th3
senate IN adopting tins JOINT rule last spring hau M
virtually settled Its plan of acton ana "3ulp Nv.
reverse it, senator Edmunds sharply repHed thlt
inasInuch ~ the House h1d done nothing WIN Ii'c
subject. now for nearly year III ls hands ana ~ ~
aDeyance the time had arrived when no slltincn.o m ~
of courtesy or delay should be entertained ny tno
-rnutr longer senator Thurman seeing thlI Ihe
debate was not profitable to hs side Of tue cnnprr
NOR, debate IL Was referred by strict party
vote. IL. Al. ,ho po,,
There is excellent reason TO believe that the DEN
ocrats WILL if the deadlock IN Tue ho"sr V, ,i,o %
iurails resolution perhaps with some verbal auchu-
m'nt- as an honorable release from Their present
,;"n fnr the electoral count nine days hence.
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their sense Of Justice and impel them to vote to un
seat MN who was fairly elected for the sake OF
putting in his place man who, as the testimony in
the fairly shows, was not elected to Congress
from the Ist District of North Carolina. Alexander
H. Stephens and DR.. w. II. FELTON,, two Democratic
Representatives from tho State of Georgia, voted
against the act of rank ininstce which was
committed IN the House Of Representatives this
afternoon. All the Greenbackers who were present,
except Mr. Ladd, of Maiue also voted with the Re-
publicans. The majority in favor of unseating Mar
tin, the Republican, was in a total vote of 227.
After all the efforts to CAPTURE and hold quorum,
the Democrats had only 10 votes to-day, and two
of them were cast on the side of the republicans.
If eight of the twenty Republican absentees had
been present, Mr. Martin would not have been I'M
seated. As many as eight of them were pared with
Democrats who are never present in the House if
thev avoid 1t.
The new method of securing Democratic quo
rum has probably been exhausted by the proceed
inos of to-day, as it is not likely that attempt
will be made to turn out any more Republicans
within the next ten days. About thirty Democrats
were absent paired to-day and 1t ls almost certain
that enough of them will not have returned by next
Tuesday to make a quorum, even counting the new
recruit they mustered in to-day. Fernando Wood has
gone to the Hot Springs and will not sic i'll the
House again this session. if, indeed, he ever does.
Mr. WmtthOrne is dangerously i'll with pneumonia
General Ewing is paired until next Thursday. Mr.
ScOvllle is absent and paired until next wednesday.
Mr. OBrien is absent and paired until further no
tce" Several other Democrats are also SICK and at
least dozen afflicted with violent indispO-
stion to continue the foolish partisan struggle over
the electoral count resolutions. The kind Of indlspo
stion is especially annoying to Mr.. Randall and the
other Democratic leaders. who, Tor some reason,
appear to be anxious to create the necessity for
called session of the XLVIlth Congress II they can
do so without the country holding them responsible
for it.
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teacher has been fined for actively participating in
the anti-Jewish agitation there.
The British steamer Gardenia. Captain I.f. from
Savannah. December 81 for Bremen, before tpcor-
recy reported al the latter port, is ashore at Wyk
Schleswig. and viii have 10 Tighten her cargo The
British steamer Ayrshire, Captain Wallace. from Bai-
more. JANUARY /. for Bordeaux. has arrived at II.
Nichaeis with her decks Rwept, cargo CamaScd anu
having lost bOats. She Is heing rrnlrnl.
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GRIMES AND C4SUILTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
nrArH FRoM A CoAsTING AccIpENT.

DEATH FROM A COAsTING ACCIDENT
Ray SiDF y. j.. Jan. 29.-SelIna Peters, age
twe who with several others received injuries IN coast
inc acchrnt near bay 5hOTe, diei @st night
PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
RrnJNGtON W.. Jan. 2S.-At an early hOur this
m rning seven prisoners county Jail escaped oJ Dig
gInR Though the wall.
EXPLOSION OF wATER.BACK.
PFoYIDENCr, H. H. Jan. 29.-An explosion Oh me
,vate back in tne nouse Of William Greene at River POINT
,hs nSrng the range wrecke the kIchcn and
cnt and soriously burned two dom. stlcs,
TWO MEN SENT TO PRISON.
FREEHOLD, j., ~. 20.-Ml!and Brana, who
committed outrageous assault upon Mrs Cooas al sD:ns
T ast month beer ncel TO iii rcnihs napson-
ei 49, thr state Tron aud Es oomLniou J. DegIn 10
nnomeai "a the County jail 'nr tour ui9ntns-
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4 SUINDLER Is SIN FE1NCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-Joseph Goldwater,
fornrry vi tue Glin o GOdwatcr " Bros, OF Prescott
and EArcnbcrg, Arizona, has gone 10 Arizona after
cheating number Of wholesale merchants oi TINS c.ty
TO The extent of from $4,000 TO 100000 In goods
which mad Deen shipped to l. Lyons oI yuma VINO Is
.,lIr,I I lac Il confederate tipuwater. IIO matter
wi he placed In the hands OF drtectiYes Out lt IS dono
ful whittier any hing Gan be- doht a" uSu%ae, oousn'
,,,,.uv M credit and tIr goods cannot DE found.
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THOMAS PIINE NOT FORGO1TEN.

The cage of reason" is not dead The
gh ~ Of Tauuis Pine WAS present IN Science Illi Ia +
night o bless the cNticI>c- Of the Manhattan Liberal
Club which met - celebrate mis- liith hirhdy. The
chairman of The meeting ID W. Bennett ]. Is
W krman awoke echoc. Of applause by a VARIETY of
sir9rg epithcs applied n tht prcstsand her =
of PANE Mnh hi- describes, the tcc; ~ whose shoes
ne sid, they not worthy 10 unlOosc :. l. Phina rad
po.n ryiucInG stnr-s and - Ir l"ti i'tl
Ing. g. W. I.oyd aud : +. Anirews made addresses
and II. 4. SlNne Irah u sI-nr- nnlIn.
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BpANcmrs OF FOREIGN COMPANIES.

Superintendent Fairman has lcl on the stockhoid-
ere the Northern Insurance Company OF Wlterown,
" Y. to make good an impairment OF capital STOCK
amnnntIng 10 $1,000 I: Is understood his request VIII
I've cOmped with and the capital stock Increased
100000 The agents of the Hartford Llrc aud An
nmIy Insurance Company ave been required 10 cease
transar tIng hl,Inrss III New. York : atc.
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FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS.

rrUnvs FROM con rAyIEs OF OTHER STATES AND
NATIONS.
ALBANY, Jan. 29.-Supcrintendcnt Charles
g. Farman has published chart giving tull returns of
the fire III urancc companies OF other States and conn
tries doing business NewYork State TO December 81,
1850 A synopsis of the information, together with
comparison OF last year. is given In the
following schedule:
OTHER STATE COMPANIES.
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EEPoRr ora RLSIGNAIoN DENIED.

CHlCAGO, Jan. 29.-1hc report originating
in the Ets; that Coon. H. g. Clowry, general sup"rn-
icuent of The Wr-trr Union Tel - ph Conphny here
wond resign tnat position To a,rcpt ~" rrrrdrnc of
the Merchants T. csraph Company, recently orGanI
lu tin. ciiy. WthOn' foundation. CO.onrl toNt says
thai H. mIlo h4- bcc, without his knowledge or
raf.- .-e.ft
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An lLLECEH D. FiILTER.

BosroN, Jan 29.-Jnhn T. McDougaH,
pooi-.,rr Of N,w YORK Ctv and formerly the Pf"pric-
tor Of 4 buci,,t shop" ON Bf0Ids. cam" o. i."st"n
last Monday and opened sin ar eh0p on Dcton~lnr'-
ST. The oii.c was not opened thE mnrninV. aud u "a
alleged thai NirDuu:Il has drcaInp"d OWING scftfal
IlLnlI...lId dnLlAL. lm Hur- oil u ra.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Saturday, Jan. 49, ISL
. .svere ,hock OF earthquake occurred at Be'ne
yesterday. a.. po,o,
The Earl Of uardwicke formerly Master OF the Koya
Rucxhouuds has presented bis petition in lquda'on
HIs liabilities are stated at $l,2Oo'Voo'
Two school teachers at Berlin nave oeeh repr"'"'.
o.. ,..r.nno, enconntar with Jew III ,rau--as aild
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CHARGED WITH MURDfRING A JUDGE.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
TRAINS DELAYED By DRIFTING sYow

TRAINS DELAYED By DRIFTING SNOW;
PovILANp. Nj. Jan. - ralis are rare again
,nday n All directions account 0f the dnitng snow
NOT CHARLIE ROSS .
pu,, ,rrI putA Jau 2O-CniIstian X. Ross saws
tho, he hr ys thai uIndng repOIei 10 bs In te Gus
tody TuscarOra indians ~ ch4ro Is ho' n' S'" '
ltOsd. ~ vrDnfNfA
D,NyitLr Va Jan. 29.-DurrR the last 10rIY-
eight hears IL has omely cold here AZ D. 10 -
~ - ,alne hoas IL Wsa only ls' ABOVE Ecu
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BrFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 29.-lt is reported
that the great Haipliu aud Williams lawsuit lh wh''h
the latter obtained IA verdict OF S2i7554 against the
frr,er aa nrrsidens OF tue Buffalo Grape Sugar COM
uanV nns been settled by HAuiiIn. The terms o tue
a. i,.ut as stipulated therein to be Kept private.
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DEMOCRATIC INJUSTICE.

MR.. MARTIN UNsEATED IN TnE HousE-ANALfsis
or THE voTE-GHE ADsENTEEs-MR. hANpAlL
ANNOY d.
ipY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRTBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-When the vote was taken
On the Yeatcs Martin case IN the House OF kepresen
1t.y.s today, two Democrats were there VINO w'niu
mol Permit O supposed party .-'gcney to oVe'E'do
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE BEST TINE ON RECORD
HrGHEs CARRIES OFF THE prrT

HUGHES CARRIES OFF THE BELT.
OVER 55S MILES COyrRgD IN SIX DAYs-ROwELIs
BEsr RECORD SUPP issED-APpRARi iNCE OF THE
MEN on THE LAST DAY-THE FINISH WITNESSED
BY A LARGE CRowD-WHAT HUGHES HAS DONE
IN PREVIOUS CONTESTS.
John Hughes won the OLeary International
Championship Belt last night at the American
Institute Building. beating all previous rec
ords. He had made 566 miles at 6p. m., be-
ing four hours in advance Of the time in which
Rowell accomplished the same distance. At
$3.50 he retired from the race with score Of
569 miles, laps and 1G5 yards. Albert was
second, Vint third, Krohne fourth and How
ard fifth
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AT THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
CONGRESSIONAL AND KINDRED TOPICS.

CONGRESSIONAL AND KINDRED TOPICS.
PARTISAN ACTION or THE HOUSE IN THE YEA1Fs-
MARTIN ELECTION CASi.-rHE PENSIONS APPR0-
PEIATfoS BILL.
1t Is probable that the Pensions Appropra-
ton bill will be called up in the Senate next
week. Some proposed amendments are creating
CONSERVATION among the pension claim agents.
Mr.. Martin, who has represented the Ist District
oi North Carolina in the House, was unseated
yesterday, only two Democrats voting with
the Republicans in his favor. The statistics
OF imports and exports for the month Of De-
cember were made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-30
THE ANGLO-IRISH CRISIS.

PHASES OF THE COERCION BILL DEBATE-THE SIG
XIFICANCE OF JOHN BRiGHT's sPEECH-cIIIEF
SECRETARY FORSTER INCREASES HIS PARLIA-