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New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES IN VIENNA

The FUNERAL SERVICES IN VIENNA.
VIENNA, Dec. 12.-An immense concourse OF
people was present this morning at st. Stephens Cathe-
urnl' where solemn requiem mass celebrated for
the repose OF tho souls Of the victims Of the fire. The
cathedral was entirely draped in black. caafalque
erected In the nave surrounded by exotic plants and
candles The clergy the cathedral in procsson
Followed by the Crown Prince, Archdukes. members Of
tne imperial household, court dignitaries ministers,
members of the Rechsrath, representatives Of the
army the civil service, the municipality, etc. Bishop
Augeer read the service The voices OF the court opera
chor were at times almost drowned by the s0bs of the
mourners The large square in front Of the cathedral
ana the adjoining streets filed by many thousands
OF people
After the requiem at ST. Stephens Cathedral the fu
neral ceremonies began at the Central Cemetery. Cav
airy, police and infantry maintained order either side
ofthe imposing catafalue, which was illuminated oy
several hundred candles. There seventy metal
collins, those containing unidentified remains being
@ @nnd4ered tlo%ers aud wreaths provided by mourners
anu me various Niennese corporations, aboundcd The
IuheIa procession included all the members OF the
common Council many members OF the Reichsrath, rep
OF the various theatres and members OF the
y red an address, in which he spoke Of the grief of
vienna, OF Austria and Of the world az the terrible
Calamity. The collins then lowered into a common
grave, 100 feet long and fourteen feet wide.
The Upper House Of bo Recbsrath has voted $4,000
Horns ia AID Ol the sufferers by tie theatre fire.
from until uightfall. The number Of missing per-
SONS IL now reduced 10 sos.
BUCHAREST, Dec. 1.-THE Roumanan Government
has subscribed 81 900 for the relief Of the sufferers by
the theatre lre az Vienna.
LONDON. Dec 1.-THE Vienna correspondent Of The
Daily Neios says "The police imagined that the entire
audience had Quilted the theatre They prevented out
sders from entering and locked the doors without
tanning II there was any one inside"
The Vienna correspondence Of The stand md says: New
rules insure the safety of the Imperial Theatres
published"
The Madrid correspondent OF The Daily Telegraph says
"The catastrophe at Vienna has caused great excite
mcnt here. Immediate precautionary measures viii be
taken % secure pubic safety at theatres"
dispatch to Ihe Daily NecS from Vienna says that
American has been recognized among the dead
taken from the ruins Of the burned theatre.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
TARIFF REFORM IN THE SENATE.


WAsHISGToN, Dec. 1.-The Senate listened To-
day to a speech on tari1 reform by Senator Garland
and few preliminary remarks on the same subject
by Senator ck. The first battle over this COM
prehensiyc subject will be, as was made apparent
to-day in regard to the personnel of the Commission
which it is proposed to form 10 consider the sub
jcct Senator Garland antagonists Senator Nor
rill's proposition to form Commission entirely out
side OF Congress. on the ground that after the sub
ectishall have been examined by such Commission,
the Committees Of Congress must again tummon
experts and go over the same course of examination
again before action can be taken. Senator Hcck.
who followed Mir Garland, and who is Free Trader
of the most liberal sort is In favor OF immediate
action by Congress. He wants the subject referred
10 committee OF the Senate, with Instructions TO
secure a Tcn,grapher and proceed during tha holi-
day recess t. gather expert opinions Tie doriarrd
that If such . course WAS adopted. Congress might
have the information by the time OF It's rrassem-
bling in January upon which t0 formulate -
action for tariff refOT u. Tho senator blld lag
was not making speech today Tut promised
when the subject came up again 10 give the senate
the most convincing proofs tha. the pTrNcnt taUh
is an abomination, and that from II p!oaed the
chief evils under which the people alc 40" .Abur-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
THE ASSASSIN'S TRIAL.

DIR. SPITZKA SAYS GUITEAU rs INSANE.
THIS CONCLUSION REACHED BEFORE THE TRIAL BE-
GAN AND CONFIRMED BY SHORT VISIT TO THE
PRISONER IN HIS CELL-GUITEAU MORAL
MoSsrRos'TY, WITH TENDENCY TO THE
FORMATION OF MORBID PROJECTS
In the Guiteau trial yesterday, DR.. E. @.
Spitzka, OF York, believer in moral in
sanity, testified to his conviction of the assas-
sins insanity. Tnis conviction, he said, was
formed before he had ever seen the prisoner
and was strengthened by an examination Of
the assassin in his cell. He said that he
found in Guiteau q tendency to the formation
of delusive opinions and morbid projects and
marked element of imbecility of judgment;
that Guiteau was moral monstrosity, con-
genital monstrosity, a cripple in respect of his
moral sense. He found no fixed delusion, no
illusion and no hallucination. He was cross
examined at length. The Court permitted
Guiteau to insult the District Attorney and the
crowd to laugh at the insults. person, who
was not discovered, caused some commotion by
crying out, Shoot him now," referring to tho
assassin.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13

TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


RECEIVING FATAL ISJURIEs IN MILL.
ATLANTA Ga, Dec l2-John brown stIrp iedd Hpon ua
'''' F,rTcR. MOTHER AND CHILD DROWNED
SAN FRANCIsCO, Dee. I2.-John Ellis, his wife and
child we're drowned while att mpng TO cross tho south Gro"
Greek on saturday night
RICHMOND Va, Dee. IA man named Hogan
thrown from an o5ea 4 Go9nty y TH2 m ae
40 DROWNED IN FoRDING A RIVER
S,N FpANClsCO Dee. IA dispatch from Olym-
MIA " r. says: Mrs Thomas Dobsou and her daughter and
Ms Dora drowned whlo attempting 10 ford the
Chrlaus River.
KILLED BY JUMPING FROM A RAILROAD BRIDGE.
kICnMuSD. Va, Dec. IL ohm Gava1agl yeStrr-
dev iuuped from the Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad
BLDG over James River receiving injuries fOm which
nN@ritru VICTIM OF THE ROCK CUT CALAMITY.
ptrTsBURG Dec l2.--JOhn Connolly, another OF
the vcuis OF the Rock Cut calamity died this morning at
cepl IAncy will recover.
THE Presidency OF AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
doat Hartford Lie and AnnRity nsaraGcs Company
Tie nrm of Foster H Co., has been elected president
sTARTING ANEW AFTER DISASTROUS FIRE
BAIIsrON, n. Y, Dec. TT le loss by fire OF the
me ,I rs Of H. - Ely 4 Co nave purchased Matt on
cloth factor, this village whore the business viii be
AN EstBEzzLER SENTENCED.
NEW ORLEANS, Dee. l2.-Uscar a. Rice, the de-
gully embellenent was today sentenced by Jndge SUI
ngs TO pay anne % o & or Inv VI anu
GENERAL TRACY TO BE INSTALLED THIS WEEK
ALBANY n, Y, Dec. l2.-ticn raj Bcu1anin
Tracy newly appointed Associate Judge OF the Court OK
Ap,as has cases. which he s counsc lhat no
wishes before he taxes the oath OF once III -
OF tll5 week.
DEATH THE RESULT OF MALPRACTICE -
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-Ihe verdict OF the Cor
oncr'y ury In the CathaIGe Heidi returned To-Day
states that death tue result on unt factco IL
~ The Doctor Brindt were committed u await
the acuon Of the District Attorney
THE ARREST Of CATTLE THIEVES.
GALVESTON TeNas Dec. IA dispatch 10 The
N nom Dallas says "Snerin Russell passed here today
Gus ody Radcliffe ana nj two sons, VINO were
arrested Faytn PO County charged with the THEFT OF
several hundred cattle IN 1874 1hty aso killed TWO men In
Arkansas the indian Territory"
AN ITALIANS bLIND FURY.
SAN Francisco, Dec. l2.-LaSt night at Vista
ton Valley Peter pcstarino assaulted by Glgtluo
acoft VINO rcstaTnOs visits 10 hs sstor Tho
pir am her ilrIee wnen Gatino assaulted IN IN
S severely nurug his sister woundg ms mother t0ja
b, fatally aud nUtg siHOs PestArn0 tOm wdich he
died s nOrung Ino murderer was drfeaLed All tho par
uus Italian.
FOUND GUILTY BY A CORONERS JURY.
p UADEIPHIA Dee. l2.-ln The case o. berard
Me Hahon who murdered by burglars Friday evening
M. Voriic tO-i8y nndi1g irdt Mc1l%
, ssth resut of gunshoi wound received 40 o
hands of the prsJt arr Danei " t,soh OF befJa
min Alien ana Barr was an accessOy tei"i" me
fact The Mayer h Orud reward OF S0Oo or tle @feSs V
Allen and w GtaOn
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NAYS.
. Nrrurw or coNrRoIAER KNox MIssINa..


NEPHEW OF CONTROLLER KNOX MISSING,
CurCAGo, Dec. 12.--John II. Knox, who
nrrved here from NewYo Yorh some mouths ago TO prlc
se la~ he's disappeared Mr.. Knox ls nephew or the
Controller OF the Currency.
THREE BOYS DROWNED WHITE SKATING.
CuIClGO, Dec. PA dispatch from Mani
towoc WIS., says that William, Joseph anu Joh sons OF
John Johnson of this ci - age respectively elght ten
and twelve broke through the ice yesterday and we're
all drowned
AFAWILY QUARREL WITH FATAL RESULTS.
ST. LOUIs, Dec. l2.-,Iames Coleman died
tins morning the effects Of wound inflicted by his
brotherinIaw, l.. j. rcuruin, in Last 81 LOUIS, on
quarrel scharum has not yet been arrested.
LAWLFSSNFSs N KENTUCKY.
EMGNENCE, Ky, Dec II. Joseph Narlord,
~ shelby County was led on saiUr2ny HIsht ~ Alex,
him IN the night and fired pistol shot which wounded
lin lie then fred NJ Wartord but was arcr~ard com
prl' ed by his own wound 20 20 to bed War'ord was
found dead next morning Shirley IA IN dangerous
condition.
THE FRENCH VISITORS ~ ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 1.-The French delega-
ton visited the Ncrchants Exchange to-day President
NcEuuis introduced them - the members. short ad-
dresses were made 10y General Boulanger ana Com
ulnudsut De Pusev. From Bcre they 90 to Orleans
thence Belize, where they viii maze cfJ.cui exam
iuntioh OF the ettes with view OF making report on
them TO the French Government.
THE ATTEMFTED SUICIDE OF A MURDERER
DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 1.-THE dead body
OF a mas was found on Saturday last In smilsx County
In A pine thcket The skull was crushed and the throat
rut In a horrible manner. The body identified as
that of Phillips cattle buyer OF Aierton Iowa.
Among other witnesses ut the inquest was j. W Dixon
Of RIdgeway, Mich. who mad been I'm Philpss employ
Suspicious circumstances pointed 10 hn as the murder
ar and he was arrested This morning IL was found that
he had taken a largo dose OF poison He now lies In a
sort OF stupor and refuses to take an emeuc.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
LEGISLATION AGAINST MoRMoNIsM
BILLS To BE INTRODUCED TO-DAY IN The HOUSE
BY Mr. wIILETs, OF MICHIGAN.

BILLS To INTRODUCED TO-DAY IN lhi- hOOSi-
BY Mr. wIILETs, OF MICHIGAN.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
WAsHrxGToN. Dec 12.-The House of Represen-
fatiyes will resume its sessions tomorrow, and
several very important bills VIII be brought IN
REPRESENTATIVE Willets, of Michigan, who has de-
voted much study to the subject of polygamy, VIII
introduce several bills designed to make more enec
tive the present laws for its suppression. Perhaps
tba most important is one entitled "A bill to
reorganize the legislative power of Utah Terri
tory" 1t provides that the legislative power shall
be vested in Governor and Legislative COunclI,
the latte- to consist of nine members, VINO shall DC
citizens of the United States and qualified voters o
the Territory, and majority of whom shall cOnst-
tute quorum "And all powers heretofore granted
to the Legislative Assembly shall be vested in said
legislative Council subject to all the limitations
and restrictions imposed by existing laws" The
proyisions of section 1854. Revised Statutes, are
snecifcally more applicable to the Legislative
Council All laws of the United States, applying to
the Legislative Assembly of Utah heretofore
are made applicable TO the acts OF the Legs
lative Council. except that the latter may
hold annual sessions. The members OF the
Council are to be appointed by the President
of the United States and confirmed by the Senate,
and are to hold Office for term of three years; ex
cept that of the members of the first Council one
third shall be appointed for one year one-thrd for
two years, and so on.
1t is understood that time before his assassi-
nation President Garfield held long consultation
with Mr.. Willets in regard TO a form of government
for Utah At first the President was strongly in
favor of remittng the government Of that Territory
to the Governor and Judges of the Supreme Court
thereof, bat after thorough discussion Of The sub,
iect he assented TO the views which are embodied
In the bill which Mr. Willets will offer tomorrow.
MIR Wilets will also reintrOduce three other bills
which were offered by him in the XLVlth
Congress- aud referred to the Judiciary Committee
which never made a report upon either. Tho
first relates "to the crime of bigany and prcof
thereof The second is to provide for CHALLENGES
and oaths to jurors in trials for bigamy and
polygamy in the Territories of the United States"
The purpose of the third bill may he inferred from
itg title which is "a dill to further regulate suffrage
In the Territories of the United States and to fix
certain qualifications Tor office, and to provide for
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Monday. Dec IL, 1881.
The cattle plague has appeared IN several parts Of
Silesa, Germany.
The elections In NewZealGnd have resIted l"'oiA"S
to the Government
dispatch from Berlin says that tho then Oh linpor
tant straecal plans and papers from the oces OF 'e
grand general STAFF already reported occurred uree
weeks ago. ,
The slaHdard in it's financial article announces tha
fresh competition ia teleqaphic communication WIN
America and India may be looked for from DC" COLI
pany ~ be launched next week.
The Leicester correspondent OF the DdHy HsWS says
Some sensation ia caused here by the bankruptcy ana
disappenrance of Chares Henry Francks, leather mer
chant whose liabilities are estimated at from 42O'OOo 10
100000 Francks ID an American.'
Tho Hamburg,American Limo steamer WestDhAuA,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
THE NEW CHINESE MINISTER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-AmOng the pas
sengers on the Oceanic which arrived here yes
terday from Hong Kong. was Chung Tsao Yu, the new
Chinese Minister at Washington. he is accompanied by
hs wife secretary and suite numbering fifteen persons
The Minister Ia about ftyfour years OF ase and pleas
ant in appearance He is said 30 be OF fine educa-
tior ON leaving the steamer the party we're driven
the Palace Hotel, where they were waited upon by
officials from the Chinese Consulate and the customary
courtesies were exchanged The Minister and se pro
pose to start for Washington In about week.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
SUPREME COURT REORGANIZATION.
IBY rgLEGRAPu 70 rug rRlBUNG.l


WASHINGTON Dec. 12.-Representative Manning
will tomorrow reiDtroduce his bill offered in the
last Congress for a reorganization of the Supreme
Court of the United States and increasing TO twenty
one the number of associate justices. Mr.. Manning
appears to be very earnest regard TO this subject
and proposes to urge its consideration AS an Illus
tration of the delay and damage which suitors are
now compelled TO suffer, Mr. Manning, in q cOnver-
sation with TRIBUNE correspondent to-day, said,
81 was employed by the State of Mississippi in
case which it had against the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Suit was brought in the Supreme Court,
the amount involved being neatly half million
dollars We were compelled to wait four years
owing TO an overcrowded docket, for hearing
Afterward, before a decision rendered, l. as
counsel for the State and IN response TO
a f,s5ssssyt from the defence, agreed that
there should be a rehearng. Before that could take
place Justice Hunt who had paid special attention
TO The case, became incspacitated for duty This
caused further delay and really amounted TO in
defnite postpoDement. The State authorities got
tired of waiting; and although morally certain of
verdict in their favor whenever it could be reached,
they agreed 70 compromise under which they re-
allied in cash the paltIy sum of $4,000, whereas
they were entitled TO at least $500, 600 That IS
only 1De example OF many that could cite to prove
that the present numDer VI Justices OF the Supreme
Court Is wholly inadequate.D
meeting Will be held in Washington this week
by committee OF the American Bar Association 10
consider the subject of Supreme Court reorganiza-
ton, and MIR. Manning has received an invitation,
winch he has accepted, 90 appear and present his
views aud explain the provisions of his bill.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
FUNERAL OF COLONEL FoRNEY.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12.-The funeral OF the
late Colonel Forney took place o'clock this afternoon
For several hours a line of men, and children
representing many classes Of society entered the house
and viewed the remains. Many prominent citizens were
present including Generals Hancock, sckes and Kun
ex1speaker Randall, Mayor King and other city officials
and many welLknown journalists All the paoearers
selected were present The interment took place ID
West Laurel Mn Cemetery At meeting Of newspaper
publishers aud editors held this morning and presided
ny william " Mexican, appropriate resolut0ns
passed and 1t resolved to attend the iuneiaI III
q hnlv
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
ARREST OF AN INSURANCE SWLNDLER..

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Dec. 12.-The Travellers
Insurance Company have secured the arrest at Ripley
Tenn of man named Joel Piper. who attempted to
swinde the company ont OF $4,000 BE was insured at
Quincy H., in October, 1880. and two weeks later was
reported have been drowned while crossing the Miss
issipp in small boat. Afidavits Of his death were
furnished by his wife and two brothersn-law but the
body produced. The company suspected frand,
and resisted payment and finally detectives succeeded
in finding the missing in Tennessee requlsltlon
Yves obtained and Piper was taken back 70 quincy,
whore he Il now in aii His wife and brothers n-law
are under arrest coDspratOrs.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
CANADIAN ITEMS.

HALIFAX, n. S., Dec. 12.-Ihe Chlel Justice
gave Judgment In the vccAdmiraity Court TODAY IN the
case NJ tho colson between the steamers MiddrngtOn
and Carima The decision Was against the Gamma me
DAMAGE eusancd by the Middnngton in the collision 10
estimated at 81 10000
orpYpc Dec 12-It ia aaid that, 80 far neither the
indemnity costs nor expenses have been PAID by the
Govorunen in tho matter Of the ship Atalaya whlch
was seized last summer on suspicion Of having carried
contraband OF war.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13

Captain Barends, sailed from Plymouth yesterday at
O'Clock m, for New York. with the storage passen-
and OF the disabled Lessing OF the
same line which put back ON the 29th ult.
pigeon shooting match came OF to-day between DR..
Carver and Mr. Gordon at 100 pigeons EACH for e1O0
side Dr. Carver standing at thirtyfour yards and Mr.
Gordon at twenyour yards the latter using one hand
Mr.. Gordon killed sixty-seyen birds and Dr. Carver
al ixty
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

c.r,ox,1 AFFAIRS AT HOME AND ABROAD
"n ,w srcprr.Ky OF srArE-IMPORTANT BILLS 10
CO COME BEFORE coNGREss-RELAnoNs OF THE nn
Txr1rp STATES WITH SOUTH AMERICAN RE-
PUBLiCs. .o5ov
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen was yesteruay
nominated by the President to be Secretary Oh
State. Among the bills to be introduced IN
tine House to-day are four against polygamy IN
the Territories; one of these was approved
by President Garfield. Secretary pi"ino
has made public further dispatches 10
Ministers Hurbut and Klpatrlck' III
which the course of each is sharply crit'cissu'
The Senate Republican caucus YESTERDAY ue
cided upon the readjustment OF the commit. commit.
tees. Speaker Keifer is not expected 10 lepolv
the House Committees before next Monoay Ut
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
AN AMERICAN VESSEL WRECKED.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Dec. 12.-The Ameri-
can ship humboldt wrecked on Lincoln Island on
October % W. c. Clinton second mate. and Chinese
stcyarl and cook were drowned. The others reached
land aud were taken off by the steamer Gordon Castle
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
POLITICS II GERNANY.

BERLIN, Dec. 12.-There is every prospect
Of The difference between the Centre and tho Govern
mcut being rapidly healed Herr wndthorst, the leader
% the C.nrr has given cy,dcuc" of desire 70 COM
promise He proposed D sitting ~ the Hamburg In
CORPORATION Commission to vote eventually 4OOJUoOO
marks.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
spcprr,Ry BIAINE's SUCCESSOR.

ct pprr rrxGuIrYsFN NOMINATED YEsTERDAI'
w,surxcroN Dec 12.-The President has to-oay
,ent 70 the Senate the nomination OF FredericA 1.
Frelipohuysen of New-Jerscy, to be secretary VI
State.
Frederick IT. Frelinghuysen is memoer ol
n distinguished American family. HIS grahu'aInoi
Frederick Frelinghuysen, was a delegate ioIn ~" -
Jersey in the continental Congress In 100 A''o'
sud 1882 and afterward United states oen''oi %
New-Jersey, serving from December - i'0 - -,
when he resigned. Theodore Frehngnnyscu, 'on -
,his man was also O United States Senator from Ne"
Jsrsev serving from March 4, ls29' uhIH "1i0n
q 1s33 His career in the SehaVo sn""ou
sueh ability that he was nominated ior Nicei i0
NV be Wings in 1874 He was however dt1ea'eu' lece'
ing ool 6i3 votes 1889 90l3 given for DaiaS,
crat and 66 3Oi votes Morris, Free soler e ocu
On 1890 AZ the time he president OF Ringers Ooi
Inoa nostiop which ne had held since 1880 lie was
elso Chancellor Of the University OF the Ciy u NOV"
York from S3S to lS49. ,,,-.,o
Fraderick r. Frelinghuysen was born at Miustone,
Nay.Jersey on August 4, 1917. He was a nepnc" anu
en- sdoned son of Theodore Frengnuysen He received
an education in the classics, graduating at hu'soi'
loee in 1886 In 1889 be was adutted to the OAR
ha,dnc studied law for thre6 years previously
He began the practice Of law at Newark, N D. ana soon
obtained large practice. For many years ne was ohe
of the leading lawyers of the State III 1901 ne "a a
ponted Attorney General OF New-Jersey and was reap
pointed In 1866 He did not serve out MS tern' resign
ing the office upon being appointed United states sen
n,nr Oh November IL, the same year. to Ill vacancy
caused by the death of william Wright lie was sun'e-
ouently elected to Ill the unexplred teri "hicn eA
tended from December g. 1866, TO March D. 1909 Inc
tonoying year 1870 he was elected United States
senator for null term, lasting from March d. ISL
70 March g. 1877 During this term he was chair
man of the Committee Agriculture and
member of tie Judiciary Committee, OF the Commit
tee ON Finance, and the Committee on f4Ielgn iS
Relatons The last mouths of his term were closely
occuTied by him with abors regarding the dlsputeu
presidential election of 1876. He member OF the
ELECTORAL Commission and made fine argument DeIore
the Commission in favor Of the Hayes electors iro
Suth Carolina Florida, Louisiana and oregon EaTy
in lie lite of the Republican party Mr.. Freinghuysen
ioned A ranks and its representative was eecteu 10
lie nigh offices mentioned During his term as senator
he was offered the position of Minister 10 England DJ
president Grant, but declined the Uillce
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION

NEWARK, Ohio, Dec. IA collision yester-
day in Bristol Tunnel OF two freight trains on the shaw
noe division OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rairoad.
wrecked the trains amt scalded Engineer Francis An
dgrsyn o death.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
Drscr-ssrYG THE IUNIsIAN CREDITS.

PARIS, Dec. I'm the Senate to-day, the
f,inisian credits were discussed. N. Gampetta denied
that the army suffered from the ministerial policy. The
Government ne said hai recalled certain drrachmcnts
which hld sun rcG from fltucs. w order 10 replace
them hy fresh troops After criticisms hy Nar-ha Can
robert, the cIedts were voted Two hundred Iud forty
Senators took part lu ths vOt'.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
IN MEMORY OF GENERAL KILPATRICR.

DECKERTowN, n. j., Dec. 12.-The friends
and neIghbors Of General Fitzpatrick have de-
cided to hold funeral service in his men,
orY at his home here Wednesday afternoon, the
DIST inst An grafton by Major PanebOrn OF Jersey
CITY, and poem by Colonel j. @. Moore OF NeW-Iork,
are among the excrcises cnnIemplated.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
4 LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANY DISsoLVED.

ALBANY, Dec. 12.-Judge WestbroOk, on
application Of Attorney General Ward, this afternoon
rendered judgment dissolyng the Universal Life In
suraace Company. Tue judgment continues MI D. ID.
Wendell aa receiver.