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Taul Ee,rI;s.
'o.,iIl-a aHt-
Years

Average OF thr .4st fve year. oo+ -, 'r-ncN
II ,, thus b. seen That tie p:@ for 1879 were
less than Tor $50. AMI good deal les than i"r
1s77orls7S. This statement is made u? from tie
Lslle;in Heoadaire lc Sae-. Juur. 1879, and Fehru
ary u. lSsO. and when these were pu5li,a,d ;hc
Grand scheme Was not in contemplation. Whllc Il
is probable that the wars in which England has
been engaged III the East and elsewhere have con-
s,,,r-d. with the nuc.ua;ion OF business. 20 give
cr.,ter earnings 10 the Suez Canal for lo~o than
for 1879 thIs table i suiL ;lcnt evidence
that sucb increase was not OF a ndtu7r 10
Justify any very great advance IN the price "f tho
shar.s An estimate Of hu,Ire>s predcatHd Oh that
OF few moaths, as stated, appeared for soHe rcl'
son about Nav last. fud m this recent French
journal IN my hands that De Lessrps CLAIMS ;hat
the receipts of tle canal for 1850 wen 50 1o'VoO
francs Possibly th,s Is true but, II II oe - II
cannot be distorted by any method OF arithmetic 10
f,nr,. out what Bc desires Il shall prove Ihe table
shows that by 1915 the trade OF the East had ad-
justed itself 10 the roaic the business of which
thereafter would be subject 30 ali The contingencies
exverenced IN the history Of all lines OF carriage he
receipts Of 1879 we're actually smaller Aan for tie
three previous yeaEs and less than The average otle
I've last years.
This BENG settled let us see what Use Is made OF
the declaration that Suez receipts hal lncres- IN
Ten years 1875 times IQuo,e: Progression Of the
receipts of the Panama Canal OF its allotmcats and
the yaine Of IS shares and SOCKS dur.nga ten-year
per,od from 1856 10 1885, l shall gIve. as 1t al
sw.rs our purpose 10 do 50. only the years los6,
1soO and 1885 with the traG.c and
ne, receipts As given, these net ga:us beng
what is left after paying per cent interest on
bonJs and shares. the Panama Railway annuity,
ner rem, 10 the Colomb An Government aud all oper-
afinc expenses:
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-The steamer
G Ic. Hong Kon< via Yokohama arrived here to-
day with the following news:
HOEG KONG Dec l3-A telegram, reporting the fall
ur OF negotiations respecting the Kudja Treaty.
has given the belief tina bosties may occur on
the frontier any momen. Cbina has made extensive
preparations for war. but will suffer greatly through
lacx Of discipline and want OF organization. 1t Ia stated
sh~ intend the event OF hOs.ities TO lay down
iOrI % ali The treaty pors, and TO
stop ships from in going out, whether war
y.sses traders II also SAID tnat foreigners wall bo
enlpluyed 10 the navy.
o. cemoer the new hospital a. Tentsin, under tho
super1utendrDce OF foreign physciaD was formally
Openrd by Ii Haug Chang.
YOKOHAMA. Dec. 24.-It Is rumOred that General
Oynua Minister OF Var. viii be appointed TO the Em-
bA-sy ~ Paris, 20 succeed the late Mr. 5ameshIna.
4 Judgr at Toxic, named Snbsn-ho assas ,inated
s,rrs the capital at bOoh On the l7th " De-
Gb rTeng; fOl The death of the assasslhs Idther
1iltru F"a-Sfg.
T,. DuEe Genoa. commanding the Italian fri2ato
Ylior Ps4nI, was presented 10 the MSa!o On Decem-
itf 3.
liz Russian ryette Africa. Ylng the nag ~ Admiral
StOcArlDerg tered The cemOer ID. sock
eb,rg . temporarily in charge Of the neet, iinlrai
Les q ky being detained III NA.asak with broken eg.
ur ulL 1t stated that I've Russian
iBcI lr at present stationed a. Sagasaal, are uDier
ORDER proceed 10 Corea 10 MAKE survey OF thas
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TRL CHINESE TREATT.


BY TLiEGRAIH 10 Hlh lhib' Ht~t
Wa>nIHuIoN. Jan. 9.-lt il stated on Authority
that ,ue new CuInese treaty, relating - tnc lmmI-
grafton INTO the United states. c.. cedes Ia The
American Government the Eht 10 enact such legs
latlon "a il may deem eXpedlent and WISE e!tHer
IN limit the number OF such labor'rs VINO
may be admitted IL any specified pciiod. or alto
re;ler TO prohibit their admG,ior. IL IS Lot prob
able that any i gIsiaton Ills sni ~ VIII bc al
tempted IL tie few remaining weeks OF the pEesen;
Congress.
In conversauon with TRlBUSE correspondent
this evening high officer of the GoVernneGt. ~ho
- familiar with tie terms Of tie new treaty. aud
with the Chinese question, SAID that IN bis opinion
the clamor against the admission 81 Chlnr$e Is
likely soon 70 cease, hen il IL fnily understood
hv tie people that ConR4oSs can At aus
lime cause the discontiuulnce OF immigration from
China He said taat when he was lAst IN California
he taIk ed VIII. \ great any people on the subject
snd he fouHd business men generally agreed - me
onnion shat in-re scrPlns labor 10 ihe fat ne
~ te> and na. Oh ;he cOatraTy, many Ho!e lAVoi"
EN- are needed
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I>DIGvASr " M)2ToNs-cA>N Will CONTEST IKE
,LrctIo. + rcAMPBELL-I.:Nr IL SAti>FACTI0H.
SALT LAKE CuY, Utah, jan. 9.-Ihe Tribune
OF to-iAy sa!s:
GOV. %uray na- Refused h cer hcAie Of election
t,. t;.r-- q Ct.ao, IId - -iy. ;. - l. g. I'Epoe-
.. g.: ;l- ;.IeG the @-l.'y "t ~" ~" ca Ior
t,s. ur s4e .a.ss> Of tor q Fc'!'n He Bis Simply
A n g.L II !JC;s .icn ne rphtf-t OIpuSHs
.t Al Il An.-. ate Ig-'. tutt - y-%" 2 1hnnon, be nS
- NIB RI al bay been nd.o!-.l ktTi = Ot
vi. flI Il act ff--4O.' IJI '"hf'"- 70
-, i q s.irs Iad tCcpne O. z 80 ieInf- Ihr 4tn
a.. ~ " rcn nrN. TIs De.a= tue. "a FOt ca Ior
Lf1 ace tr 50. away All A. g.. 4np'ril, D~ng tbe
E, l.. a4.f, ..Yrj re hgncst punDr ~ NOi =, me
C,S.tror yr. lin t0e certificate. Ia u u ~ great
49, ~ -! sat q IPrh WlsGl.St0H H'uc,l i.Is or
dr.: Pui non. bat AmrTlcaus oh sard g. n!GA Ibe
or,r ran,r to Governor Murray .-"!n ID Atr power
ti,u yyr -ll.etDn " l--l" crrin ate- u nOno
i,u; A;.rrlcIG. IA Ctll." lie cpud not dl-oOry.
c. -ir, .; Mr. Cannon La; eyen.nk applied 10 sec
r.,-y Thcra. for ce:t.l i statement OF he CONT,
aud Nr Cannon W. c.Gie,i. Tie Horm1ns are very
,,l.o,ut n. Er,psng N>r. says tat Governor Aor-
-, can 10 on.-I ntLI the r'sr-e;. "i nVHyIAuo
,f nd nat MS c,iduct i Cas'1IGy abj c"uteIhpt
sr,, ulY1rhy Vf any Of a. "1tA u ie1sI cI-'1 W
t. 4 ie .: s,H' man. ~ ...n
m tl, :ce - Il they nal a. as got ttr Mormon
n. d. tn .orIs instead VI ~ fG- tall tuI thes "Npect
i- Ainini-;la..pn th- new HD.:c 4Ed - cc-AIsy "
l.-.p tAc.a GerL thri- u %.
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THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

VIZ .ot i pound o. flour in TImp!co. caro- Was anx-
IJu .Npyc;cd fro NrwOiieans. The receipts OF the
V.,a Cruz custom House Tor importation duties during
tlr n.,t .r;nIgn, OF N0ycbeV amounted g tJl0,@30.
~ iraied b At the Whole cottn crop - Dlfan-O Las
been destroyed. TIE cold weather IN CaAulhua sur
pa..es inytmn. Of the kind within The Of tas
de-; inl ,tant. Tuer: has been ics Ia tae Pso dei
SOg;e two INC tA,ck.
T. bon.r II PFOte stant minister residing Ia J1apa
H. wing u s-Jbr: by falAtcs, the q .rnujen, i'm
~, LILY took luvasUres fox tue pdn..DLeH. o. tue
81 4 =.
Aut,'li Atrerrcc! :. cyi. en.in TSs Wlrd red in
nj. rt, la. .l Oy mis- ant. W Z V-r has
a.iD,l cJli.irt IL Gsa.NcIrrd IRON vera Graz
were storm Grpt over MAJ ,he nIS-i vi no
- III, cAGsIbg CDIs IsIdetaUie d-mage.
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TIE PROSPECTS N NEw-JERSEY.


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,,i. a CON, ,x.ou ss tnr Lrc siA.ure for y'a.s.
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deut..f fic 80. a.u >p.ukcr of I II lie; bn,
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DECLARING FOR GENERAL HARRISON.


NEw-ALBANY, Ind. Jan. 9.-The centre OF
the opposition to General lIarriSon's election
to the Senate was in this part of the State
II can now be said that all opposition in this
quarter TO his election is at end. Tur TR RUSY
correspondent has bad an interview with several Of
the principals in this cpDostion all of whom sad IN
substance; " we had another preference than Gen
erai Harrison, bur we caunot get our choice there
fore for Harrisons renomination and election
unanimously"
he expression was gsneral In favor Of an imme-
diate caucus and the nomination Of General Harri-
son. 80 to place the Senatorial question beyond
the reach OF danger from future complications.
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PANAMA CANAL SCHEME.
rssrps SHARPLY CRITICISED.

nr I.EssEPs SHARPLY CRITICISED.
,,,rSrs To SNOW THAT The ESTIMATED COST
or CONSTRUCTION IS VASTLY BELOW WHAT INK
.v., COST WOULD BE-sPECIOUs FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS.
Tn conversation with correspondent OF
rrrs TRIBUNE Captain Phelps, who is one OF TIE
;ncorporators of the proposed Nicaragua Canai
romnanv. animadverts freely upon the tnap-
s;al statements gwen out in Paris by the pro-
,,oters and supporters of the De LesSeps Pam
ana Canal project. Captain Phelps says that
the attempt is being made to float the DE
Iesseps scheme by Understanding greatly
the cost of construction of the proposed canal
and by dazzling promises of rich returns ior
MONEYS invested. In addition, Captain Phelps
makes some interesting statements respecting
the origin of the Panama Canal Company.
ECLlPsING THE DREAMS OF LAW.
sHAREHoLDERs PROMISED MAGNIFICENT RESULTS
TIE SHADOWS OF THE DAZZLING PICTURE
HEAVY TOLLS THAT ARE TO BE LIVED oN
AMERICAN TRAFFIC.
JBY TELEGRAPH TO THB rRIBuSE-l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-"Is there anything new
in canal matters Z" asked correspondent OF Inc
TRIBUNE Of Captain Phelps this evening
yes have received some papers from France
that form highly interesting reading-papers OF
special interest to our people on the Pacific ade
whose interests arc most involved. One OF tpeSe
papers Is financial circular or pamphlet. issu ed
BY the Panama Canal people. and one that
merits careful study by our Wal-st maguates'
~ illustrating what can be done in that way lhe
paper was translated and published in English In
Paris. Tho closing sentence will show by whom
made. Treating Of De Lesseps it says: The sue
cess Of his first work is warrant for the second; it
will even GO much beyond in splendor, prosperity
and enr,chiug of shareholders. ANY capitalist should
subscribe. Panama is worth four times as much as
Suez' This precious document propose to dissect
ION the cover is the following statement:
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That is to the investors promised that his in
vestmept, besides drawing per cent while the
canal is under construction increases IN value by
1856, when the canal traffic is to begin, to more
than five times the amount put in that in the IN
terval between 1886 aud 1895 the yearly dividends
shall increase in amount beginning with lO5 francs
for 1885, and run up to 220 francs in 1895 or TO "A
per cent on his investments while If he then desires
to SELL each share costing originally 500 francs will
be worth $500 francs, eleven times what he
paid"
This beats Lawp
"Yes, outlaws HIM entirely. now turn over to
the first page of the pamphlet, where find a synop-
SIS of the grant from thu Columbian Government
for the Panama Canal. Article II. Section 3, Is
quoted thus: The navigation duty cannot exceed
1Offancs for each cubic metre That would make
40 francs ton. but NJ. d, Lesseps has reduced the
tariff to 10 francs per ton."
"Is it possible the grant admits Of charge Of $S
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The MAINE GOvRRNORSHIP.

AUGUSTA. Me-. Jan. 9.-The Committee on th"
GubeatOral Votes will hold anOi her session IN the
Senate Chamber tO-mOrr evening to perfect the re-
II is understood that he committee is divided
on the main question ami that there will be two re-
pprtr. The majority will report IN favor Of declar-
ing Plasted elected by reason Of having r"ceived
plurality of votes while the minority will r"p"rr In
favor Ot submitting the matter 70 the Sup eme
Court for decision Of the constitutional question
involved. Judge Walker, of the Senate. MIR. Me
KuSlrk, OF the House. and others will sign the
minority report
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AN IRISH MEETING PROHIBITED.

DCBLlN Jan -. 1851
The land meeting which was to have been
he'd near Tr lee to-day prohibited. Ia gc crowd
hwever. assembled Four hundred troops tne
ground. The local MAGISTRATE explained the
th" prohibition and the p'ople quietly dsper ed. Mr..
Davrt suhs"queLtly addressed a large assembly from
a hotel IN Tralee.
ROME. jan. o. 1881.
TIL" c'ndton OF aflirs IN Ireland continues 10 he Q
natter OF nucb concern 20 the ne who's repOrte1 TO
We sent fro Instructions Of the Irish oDs.
til view TO promoting the reestabsnment OF order
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GATHErI>G AT The CAPITAL.
AN ACT We CANVASS At "AND.

ALBANY. Jan. 0.-Several members Of ihe Legisa-
ture returned here tO-urg II. IRAN from Newf"
brought ungrc>smIn Richarl Crowley, Attorney
General Ward PoIre Justice Patterson and other
city politicians. Congressman Lew p. Morton,
CiAnncey W. Dcpew and Thomas G.. Pau will be
here to-rnprrnw. MIST of the memO-rs of the Lcg;s
laiure arr also expectri m 10 city tO-morroT ~ and
week Of g.rat excitement 10 political circles - an
tclpaIcd. The CnuklIng men are nos sud . favor
Thursday evening next As the time ior hodDg the
senate. al clucus.
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ALLEGED FRAUD X CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-It has been re-
ported that Judge Waac" D"mJ. would conest The seat
Of General Miller In the United g ates Senate charges
that mbers Of the Legisture had been elrcted under
fraudulent Innuen es to voIe for General Miller On
being questioned by reporter of The CAL, Judge Wat
lace disca med 10 ke co0,est, nut iacIiV
imtt"d at IL called uuOn nv the DemOcra'lc menhers
or Legislature TO make Contest he would be 10 duty
compelled TO do 80.
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SUING 70. SLANDER.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. &c. NJ. AcGillin
x:..sye Wholesale aud retail dry gOOds roer-
cuts. n4ve cutered -uit against LeauiT MeBEide and
C. L Iov.j > for $4,000 each for SANDER In aiesins
,.,ntif. x.r. L. a falling condition. and ,bat
II X e. rln 1 S-w York, Was coming 10 close 40 aear
pas,urss Inc defendants ar OF tGe nEia 0i A"fs@hs
,,,as 4 Co. v hOle sale dry gods csabcrs-
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TDU S.lILOE> >HOL.

CUlELEsTON, s. c., Jan. "a dispatch from
p ,ufv.t ~, tEA. W,.nlm J. s"ceLry' Ersi'-r "i
s.Aor.' vOsr1ia..house IN CIirle'ioH' undeT'""A !"
nr,.n four !.o.s 70 tie Blush b4'Gc0ne sunbein,
m, ~ Emil 8ye. anu d.i.gelei The --os- on board
,r,. u,r.in. As Swe~ney VS. shDNins Of from 10
,nlp la &c of lle -acr' jumped .'- lnto ns O'n''
NJ. IL. captain I tie vessel Of~utI IRE upon I-sI,
L '..., o,e ~ lie --.vfs and seEfua-ly wOuIl'nS
- nj a,otn-r r.llus. lie =les.A hss gone -
Il NJ RIY.r 70 arre.L tbe ca.t4ln
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS
FIGHTING IN SOUTH ArRJc,

10''f'I7Os'' Io5Is
A dispatch to The Standard from Dur.
Dan reports thit the Beers have driver
The Natal Mounted Police TO within
three miles Of Newcsatle The Beers are committing
exc"ssos on the western borders Of Natal
dispstch from Durham The Times reports NAT ths
Beers attacked RankherstrOOm f. sst but were
r"pul'ef In consequence " Sr George Coleys
str'nres. tie Boers have recr0ssed border Natal.
TIE B"su % have again crossed the Drakensberge into
GrRuaiand East but were repnsed with loss OF atty
men,
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DaMAGE IN HoU-roy STREET.

4 fire occurred last night N the upper part
Is Il We: IlCl,iou--t. o., .uied D., DaV d. mAA
i,t.lcr o.: 4riln. 1Iwrrs, no'r stock Wa damaged
t. t- .oIni o. 800. A >tocs oi os;rch trAinefs "n
nr.t 2 .r . l.. Na.>9u. 4- dam sed 10 i''r
81. ~ Il y 300 :y "tcT. me los u re- bal - Z
50, .iIAa;,I 500. Ihc oan.' Of Inc EIr "Ss ~
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THE REPORTED CAPTURE OF LIMA
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The CHILEAN Minister

la, o-lyed 10 c0Lfi OF The reported capture on
ma by tr Chiiin but ne sad tls evening toas
Lc conf lenty exp. I. OF X at mOAelt.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LOSDJS, Monday. JIa 10. lSsl.
dispatch from ConslaatnoDe 10 Zhe E'qHdard -ays
Po.tc ncrn ir,lly IN orJef thar tie iurconan
victor; a. GtoE-icie vas cru-hn2 one.
T.r,y-two o. tie crew o. tue >pa't.n steamer Leon.
ybh sunk N 60! .i11 with ;he Harefa, haVs
Ueeu saTed. Ib.riy ar, sul u. 'ssllZ
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ArracKED 81 ! BLOO1HOryD.

MOIST PLEASANT. y. j., Jan. 9.-Mafga'es
s..r.A ..oin n-e,.c IL tle fanny o. "'.''''' " OPs'
= -.,,, .,,,,. y,e.f Lsst egean ng from outs 10
go - a.. ,;tsck,i by = large BLOODHOUND zept on tho
,,,o,-s "a q ieh-dcg. The elGF- -c.eatBs 0rouZhs
- n =. hut not untn the fes0ious n'1ai bao trfi.
,--r.'e + The unfortunate grl ab5ut Toe lace Sud
bly sc vii prOos0.y recover. nuI E DC oisngstea
tfeA
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p-,-,- or III ELP1kGiD C'NPk Ne. b~I" AA-'
sf.AroR BLAINE 4ND NJ. FhYt
fsr r.LligAFH 10 THE rkiBuSEi
u-.ec,..,,~ J.n. 9.-Ihc statements made IN
,,.-,..,c,, nop.rs anu elsewhere that tue senate
.,,,,.,le N Maine was llua.ly composed bS SenA
,"r fan, ss.ias that NJ. Frye could base his
= So, ,,,,,tt, A. hence are without any foundation
= f,., Nr Bla,ne never made aly such snSge=-
,,,, :, VI FE,e ol 70 aGyoae e!,e. He has 10 III
...,,, al. r.poried ~ Ttsseu'ng AIS se1t IN "O'h-
=, a,d has never s:a:el that he Vs. c';deF gong
into General GAric'- canine. or th"; "e vs. H.
it'll 30 %. Al tae arw-pap-t : ssi" Oh 'HA'
.,,se, ,rol. te-laa.ns 10 end "a "itAOut aath''iN
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4 REW4ED OFFLEED.

ALBANY. Jan. 9.-jovernor Cornell has Of
f.ra r-WAr! OF 800 Tor the arrest tud On7 ct,n Il
~. i1urerrr " P,tr Mecca n. IN ilHate, SifatSI
C,uir, tie pa ul. JAMS Curry, who y slspec 'ed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

The results of the municipal elections are re.
ported. showing that A Republicans, Ireconcilabies
"n" SCOnservarves have been retnrned twenty-five
c,Dd hallois will be necessary. No Communist have
yet been reported elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10

90 s,ght All expenses have been paid; All charges
~ sverv kind against the company and per cent
g., ,Dart ios interest on sh4es and yet there re-
u.ipa for araiQitoas distribution II 1ssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
THE OXFORD BOAT-HOUsE BURNED.
AFFAIRS IN CHINA AND JAPAN.

The new University boat-hOuse, together
maDy valuable boats, has been destroyed by nre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
LIVELY SENATORIAL CONTESTS. (


EXciTtMrNF AND TURMOIL FXP' CT D At ALBANY
-UNCEETAINTY ~ Nrw-JERsEY--No SECRET
ACRE N vt l. MAIYR.
The Senatorial contest il to be renewed
with great energy in Ablny to-day. The
principal canddates are to be- there. Thurs
day evening IS prop,srd for the caucus. The
\ w-Jrrsey canvass Is sill involved in
doubt, the preferences of the members
of the Legislature being largely d.
ylded. II il absolu ely denied that there was
any bargain berv cen Mr.. Blaine and Mr..
Frye in connection with the Maine Senatorship.
Judge Wallace intimates that corruption was
Practise in the California Senatorial contest.
The majority report OF the bernatorial
Committee in Maine Will declare Mr.. Plaisted
elected.
THE CONFLICT CARRIED TO ALBANY.
NO cONCLUSION REACHED IN THE C"NFHRi Noes IN
THIS CITY ABOUT THE FNAToPsHrP-FIIhNDs
OF 2ACH CANDIDArr. II PHFUL OF sUCCEss.
MIST of the Senator'S and As,emblvm.n who came
here to confer with tue Republican leaGers about
the >euatorsb,p have returned to Albany.
Thomas c. Platt left town saturday evening.
Richard Crowley and several of his friends
toOk lat evenings train tor Albany. SO far as
conld be learned nothing was accomplished aud
10 hing was gained by any of the aspn ants for the
SenatOrshlp from the informal conferences ID this
city.
Mr.. Crowley's friends confident yesterday
that he would go INTO the caucus with fOrty-One
"IrOnclsd" votes Mr. Platt's freUds were equally
cOEhdent that their candidate had as great num-
brr of votes pledged to him. Mr.. MortOn's strength
is not gwen il figures, but his friends ssy that his
vote will Tot be small. i be majority however, loOk
o. him a cOmprOrn SCI raudua t on whom the tac-
tlOnS can unite when 1t Is found that there ls 10
no. q for their candIuate-.
Chauncey VI. Drpew and Sherman s. Rogers are
still the Ouiy candidates named BY those posed to
the COnkilug interest. Some OF Mr.. CrOwleys
friends claim that IN certain contingencies h" Will
rrceIvt part Oi the vote counted Or Mr. ROSers
here ~ UNIVERSAL drslre 10 ST. Speaker Snaps
LIST # commit - General Sharpe has declared
thai Ec will not allow the Senat" contest 40 bias
bln IN his selection. but the list VIII be scanned
with y good deal # interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
DESERVING DON CARLOS.

A serious split has taken place in the ranks
Of The Carsrs large number Of whom have abandoned
the cause OF Don Carlos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
MORE GOLD FOR NEw.YORR.

The steamer Arizona, which sailed from
l. v.rpool yesterday for NewYork, took $4s6.O0O In
guid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
Fa4GMhYIs or HnSTERS -yETS.


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