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New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
RIGHT OF WAY NOT YET SECURED.
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WAsHINGTON, Dee. 2G.-lnformaton has been re-
coived at the Interior Department from the Indian
Territory, indicating that an unexpected difficulty
has arisen in regard TO the granting of a right Of
way through portion of the Territory TO the ST..
Louis and san Francisco Railroad Company. 1t
may be remembered that the Choctaw Council. some
time ago, favorably considered the application Of
the railroad company for right of way through
the lands of the Choctaw Nation. and thai that ac-
ton Is now before the Interior Department and
Congress for confirmation. II appears that the au-
thorities of the Chickasaw Nation were not cou-
suited by the Choctaw authorities, or 10y the repre-
sentative of the Interior Department before the
ton of the ChOctaw Council approving the applica-
ton Recently the Chickasaw Council has taken
cognizance OF the proceedings mentioned and has
chosen two delegates who have been authorized TO
come to Washington and protest against any further
action in the premises until the consent Of the
Chickasaws shall have been obtained.
The Choctaws and Chickasaws hold their lands
iu common under common treaties with the Uni ell
States and the Chioks& therefore maintain that
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
TIE STEAMER CATALONIA.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 2G.-The steamer Catalonia
which had her bows stove in. while on her way ont
from tins harbor yesterday, by a collision with the
British bark Ielenslee, is now being surveyed.
Nothing definite has been decided upon in regard to
the transportation of her passengers and mails but
II Is probable that he latter will be forwarded by
the steamer City of Brussels which sails from here
on Wednesday next
Lder-Ihe survey Of the steamer Catalonia has
been completed. She will repair temporarily here
and will then go to Liverpool for etiectual repairs
Her mails viii 90 forward by the steamer City OF
Brussels.
The Catalonia had several plates started. Her
fore compartment is full of water. The captain OF
the Hccnscc saved himself by catching rope
thrown from the Catalonia. 4 temporary lightshp
will be placed where the Ielcnslee sank as a mark
Of danger
The praprictors of the Cunard Line state that the
steamer Ca alonia observed the rule of The road by
porting her helm, when the bark lleensee sud-
denly shcercd around and came right across the
steamers bows The Catalonia Immediately backed,
but il was too late to avoid collision. The steamer
quickly launched three boats. In addition to the
damages before reported the Catalonia also lost her
topmast.
The atmosphere was slightly hazy at the time OF
the collision The vessels were locked together for
n short time. When theG separated tho llelenslee
sank. The CatalonIa's boats remained about the
spot for some time.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
A vrGpO KILLED IN INDIANA
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
NEGRO MURDERED ~ GEoRGI

A NEGRO MURDERED ~ GEORGIA
COLrABUs, Ca, Dec. 26.-tharles Caae, whlle
iuoXcar, shot and killed negro III C1a'la5o,'e county,
U4du made his escape
SHOT AND KILLED.
louisville, Ky, Dec 2G.-lu itght between
hands the short Limo Road Yesterday, Charles
bod son shot aud killed Eeutly Roth co1iri
BUSINESS FAILURE AT MEMPHIS.
NFNPITIs. Tenn Dec. 2G.-M j. Cohn & Com
papr who csac retail cigar dealers made an asssnment
ms afternoon. Liabilities S29OOJ, asscia not stated
THE LATE j. H. BAHsTOW
NEWPORT. K. l., Dec. q. H. Bar9to|s who who
Tcsencs on Tie shore He leaves many friends IN TINS
city AN ITALIAN BOY SHOOTS HIMSELF.
TuArITSyJS : c.. Dec. 26.--l cs.crday q Httle
ri1n hD shot himself with cheap pistol Whcn ne accl
s. hlr,ol Tho ball took effect m The chds al
dOmcn and killed hlm
THE FATAL FALL OF HOD-CARRIER
SprIVGrfILD. Mass. Dec. 2G.-JaWca ACer, a hod-
,rI.,r ,eli nom building at UOyOke tOdaj, ana WAS
m cd lie thirty two years OLD, ana leaves WHO" ana
1--WE children I'm Ireland
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Al A EALT4
RArTT,pET Dee. 2G.-At ball ut Ieunania
Naenrcrchor lal to-day Charles Miller shot Martin Wright
id,ctu a pruuaby Iati wOdnd 10th ina are young iLo
Origin Oi tho aiiAcuty j. uhHho"h
THE TRAGEDY AT COOLIDGE, KANSAS.
ptrrutn Cot Dec. 26.-ldtCT adVlCcS from Cool
,, I'sas shoS conclusyey that The killing Of Barney
o un Tuesday last simply murder the s0fy that ne
lad wronged husband having Den made up 10 shield the
m"'u'' RETURN OF A MISSING CLERK
prrEpSBtrHG Va, Dec. 2O.--iicnrg OltNer, stamp
ce m the post OF this city who has been missing toL
F a ana " ho IL feared had been Ouy dealt with,
has returned tdlty II" hau O0S" W '''e'"'N " 's' -
medical tNamiualloh .
sI.NrENCED FOR ASSAULT on a WARDEN.
RockIAND aiC. Dec. 2b.--Nauucl ~. Haynes, tie
murderer made adesperate attempt TO estae from the
o a. fbnt time upon warden to nine months solitary
nnueent and then " be held Oh his present sentence
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
JUDGE cox EXPECTS vINDICATION
lgY rELEGnArn TO THE rRInuNEL

WAsHISGTON, Dec. 90. His attention having
ben called to the criticisms of the press, Judge
Cox said to-day am aware that my course has
been severely cr icised but feel that it would aot
be proper for Inc to say anything in reply. When
the right time comes ! shall be heard"
1T is charged that you have been too lctieut
with Guiteau; that he has been allowed to have his
own way too much.'
"The last is true. II is the most remarkable case
ever heard Of; but it would not be righ. Tor me to
seek vIndcatiOn through the newspapers. | think
in the end, however that eycry Will be satisfied.
IL has been most difficult case to manage
Justice Cox seemed To be fully aware OF the gen.
eral feeling of di,cOntent at his treatment OF the
assassin, but intimated that the end of tine trial
must furnish his vindicatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Monday Do

LONDON Monday Dec. 26, IS5I
The KtediTe opened the Assembly Of Notabes
1t s stated that Admiral Jaures French Ambassador
TO Madrid, has resigned because of family bereaVe-
ment.
senor de serpa Pimentel, member OF the Councl Oh
State OF Portugal has been appointed Minister OF For
eign Affairs
The Telegraphs financial article says that the difficult
ties under which French house in the Indian trade was
reported by last Fridays Pal MGH Gazette to be laDorng
have been arranged.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has resolved to erect az
his own cost memorial chapel on the site OF the Ring
Theatre in which requiem will be celebrated yearly
for the victims of the fire.
The Russian military authorities are considering tbe
subect Of the organization Of military settlements on
the Chinese frontier OF Siberia II proposed TO exempt
the poasauts there from the payment Of taxes ana 10
furnish them With arms
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
SHIPPING AFFAIRS.

LoxDov. Dec. 2G-Tho Spanish steamer
.Niya plin De Longa, has been dorfcd ot L'eip"oI
10 undergo repairs to her engines IN' british olN
u,rrl,, C,nt,ip saIt from Cadlz October Fl for ~.
,bt'. e. T. vo. abandoned ON the ltth inst. ~ sink
Ine condition ller crow have 5ccn landed az Madeira.
t,o.f-ri,p Drrsfber I{ FOR Galveston, has taken re-
fyr al ,oWcs with her cargo uurt she must Feslo"'
ElaurpA. Dec 22-The United states steamship van
nnilA La. LnIt IOr 81. IunmAa.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
4 DESERTED SHIP BURNED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2G.-The German
bark smidt 1876 days from Newcastle, England, reports
that on the morning OF July % she two ships close
together the westward. In the afternoon at o'clock
one started of At p. m, she reached the sfp, which
was lying To- and when proved to be the Sarah Doug
las of Liverpool Her lower hold full OF water and
no men were on board. she stripped OF everything
movable. In the cabin and galley everything was
snaahed and spoiled The rigging loose and the ship
was rolling very heavily. As she was In the way OF snip
nil tired.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
AMERIcAN GREATNESS AND TIE BIBLE.

AMERICAN GREATNESS AND THE BIBLE.
LONDON. Dec 2G.-Thc Row John Davies. who
preached the sermon yesterday in the Chapel Royal
St James, Palace, said: Ono OF the events Tor
which the present year viii be memorable Is the ap-
pcaraucc Of the Revised Edition Of the New Te7ta-
mcnt. The eager demand forthe work among tho
Anglo-Saxon Community was an exceptional event
III history. The greatness f the future o nations
belong 10 the Rcpul lie of the United states and
is there where the work awaited Win inc most
universal mpltcnce.'
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
AFFAIRS IN ALASKA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-The steamer Eu-
reka which has arrived at Port Townsend from sitka
brings most encouraging news from that place over
S5OOOO has been taken OF the mines in the course
the present The United States steamer Ad
ans carrying six guns and effective crew, has been
ordered to sa to relieve the Wachusetts The Adams
Il now NJ CalaO bu. il expected TO reach Stka about
April The Wachusctts has been making an extensive
along the Alaskan coast for the past two months
She will soon go into wi ntpr quarters at Sitka and
await the arrival OF the Adams,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27

in M editorial on the Guitcau trial says:
Tho whole court seems 10 exist for tht Gnhv'h.''se
whilst 1itcau g the prr-on Of the first confederation
the JUDGE seems be Of tie a.t Guiirhn Ia
even friendly toward the Jude long aS the atcr
d,.4 Ilt ,r his authority. on Mr. HCoNllic ne Eip5
Tie most op5robrious ami insulting epihetS hu IN ine
steady and guirt urrsIscucc of nr. COikh III ms nH
ruulc tcnprr ana quietly deui0ed manner 6htceu mas
found oyctuasteriug force.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
SMALLPOY ar CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. 2G.-SmallpOx seems to con-
tnue without abatement in this city one man was dis
covered in the outskirts Of the city who had been taken
with the disease while working a farm in Du Page
Comfy and who had been hustled Off on foot 10
Chicago His face was one mass OF pustules. He was
Fcnt 10 tho The disease has broken ont at
the County Hospital three having been discovered
there They were taken away, and All visiting at the
hospital has been prohibited for the present
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27

their consent as well as that of the Choctaws must
be obtained to an agreement giving TalroaH % goal-
pany right of way through any portion OF ahe,i a,
ing the iont territory property rights OF le wv
tribes has been submitted 10 both, and II appeaIs
tice shall be adhered to. Whether they will be
willing to give their cOnseuto the proposed right OF
wav is not yet known. although it is cogsldie3Teeu
probable that they will The newly appointed Cnlc5-
asaw delegates ex- Governor OvertOn and Mr. BHu'
have not vet arrived in WashingtOn.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
WHAT is DOING ABROAD.
THE DISABLED MAIL STEAMER.

THE CATALONIA ABOUT TO RETURN TO LIVERPOOL
GENERAL TREvINo LEAVES THE MEXICAN
CABINET
The steamer Catalonia turns out to have
been more damaged than was supposed She
will return to Liverpool for repairs. A
Chinese Viceroy recommends that the duty on
opium be greatly increased. Twenty-three Nj
hilists are to be tried together before the Rus
sian Senate. General Naranzo has succeeded
Gcneral Trevino as Minister of War in
Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
FyTEySITE PURCHASE or LAND.

NFw-ORLEANs, Dec. 2G.-Phllips, Marshall
CCo of London have just concluded the purchase Of
100000 Of land from the stat" OF Mississippi
Seven hundred and sixty thousand acres are known as
tho Ievce lands" and nre situated mostly I'm the Ylz0O
1rlfa COMPRISING ~ the richest cotton ana timber
aud in the south The intention Of the purchasers Is TO
imurove. culOuizo ana cul iy1ic these lands.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
AMENITIES or LIFE N GEORGI1.

ATLANTA. Ca, Dec. 2G.-Two cutting and
two shooting arays occurred here today George IIar-
rls CIT Timothy Hcb'yt in two places on the shoulder
with hatchct Robert Rattaro cut T. J. Awtry on the
shoulder Floyd Hobbs shot George McIenry under the
owe and in the side Frederick Mitchell shot Henry
Moore the head, n1icting wound which may result
fatally. 80 ,
Intelligence has reached here NJ the shooting Of ". B.
steele by James T. Davis, Hawkinsyilc.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.
COST or BUILDING N CHICAGO.

COST OF BUuDING II CHICAGO.
CUCAGO, Dec. 2G.-Ihe building operations
in CHICAGO IN the year sSi have cost ST. 100000.
KILLED N 4 LIQUOR SHOP
TAfPICO, Ohio. Dee. 2G.-On saturday nlShJ
n numncr Of labOrcrs employed on tn" Indiana,
Bloomington and Western Railroad engaged In HEht
80 grjarfrr. iiouor shop. Charles Harris of Illinois,
was killed his skull being crushed by boulders.
FATE OF A KENTUCKY PEACEMAKER,
CISClVNATI Dee 26--DlspatcheS report the
brifuI murder OF Black deputy tax collector, late
ON Friday afternoon az Hamilton, Boone County, hy;
WifcneIi Rich and Pascal ampns had quarrclled, ana
BLACK rs an officer, ntcrtrrcC 10 Keep the peace, Wle
fanpLius literally discmbowelled him. Lampklns
escaped by swimming the river amid u shower OF
A NEGRO KILLED IN INDIANA.
JEFFERSONyILLE, Ind, Dec. 26.-A row at the
an saturday night between white ana negro w0rhmen,
rrsuitcd i'm thc killing Of Henry Mitcnen, negro.
Mitchell had shotgun and attempted 70 4se II upon one
threatening shot him In the breast kLnS nun almost
iu.tautly Luur escaped.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
THE PANIC IN 4 WARSAW CHURCH.

WAns,w. Dec. 2G.-Thr deaths which have re-
suited 50 far from the panic IN the Church ol the
Holy Cross on Christmas morning number forty.
sixty other persons were injured. The persons Killed
were mostly women.
The Standards dispatch from warsaw states tha'
very scrons riotinc ensucd on Sunday after the
manic Most of the Jewish liquor shops and many
JcwI.h houses were sacked. The police were power
less I'm several cases policemen assisted III pun
dcling dram shops. SIX hundred arrest" nave pe'h
made.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
rRTING TO MURDEE us SLErPING WIFE,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2G.-Early this morning
Phnip strcs living at william and AShsts cut his Wifes
throat while she Was asleep in bed stcs then ran out
Of the house and jumped into Frankord Creek with the
intention uf taking his lf hut rescued and arrested
Tho yomgu's condition is dangerous The prisoner says
b. doc. MOI know what nromptel bin % commit the act
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
TIE G-R,lAN EXODUs.

LONDON. Dec 27.-1hc htaiards correspondent
nt Berlil says: Emigration IN lss2 promises TO
become more colossal than that IN 1881. Fourteen
thousand tickets have already been taken Tor trans
portai on by vessels leaving Bremen for America IN
~" spring Almost an equal NUMBER oi c"'Ei"h'7
viii rn from IlnmbmIE.-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
THE IRISH POLITICAL PRISONERS.

DUBLIN, Dec. 26.-The Sustentation Fund
for the political prisoners now amounts to 99,Ooo
TS43,65Ol II is understood that the suspects I'M
prisOned in Kfmanham Jail will henceforth receive one
substantial meal per day. to be furnished out OF the
fund.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
ruE -MENInAN cAEINET.

MEXICO Dec. 26-At 10 o'clock this morning
General Trcyiuo resigned the portfolio of the War
DEPARTMENT. General Nurauzo was appointed As
his ~ucr,s,or General lrcyuo will resume COM
mand on the frontier. III, command Is extended TO
iurI1dr chihuahua and Son m. Other Cabinet
changes are rumorcd but nothing else is definitely
lEsv.TI
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
SHOOTING AFFR4YS ~ ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dee. 2G.-Two probably
fatal difficulties occurred in the suburbs OF this city to-
day. J. W Brand white man, shot Charles Payne
coorcd through the lungs. The threw stones at
boy Patrick Boyd shot 9. II. Campbell for breaking
a ,gnsh-boWl over the head Of BOyds wife. Both the
latter are negroes. Brand and Boyd are under arrest
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
OF Columbus oho to be Bishop Of a nominal See and
administrator OF the Bshopric Of Galveston.
THE CANADIAN BANK RETURNS.

MONTREAL, Dec. 26.-It is stated here that
the Government has modified the bank circular so as TO
include only the OF indorsers who have lodged
bank stock "a collateral Tho banks all engaged In
making out returns, which will be forwarded mIne-
dately.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
GUITEAU EXPECTING ACQUITTAL.

WAsHSGTON, Dec. 26.-Guiteau was visited at
the jail to-day and was found to be in excellent
spirits" at least he so asserted. Notwithstanding
the crushing weight of evidence winch day after
day was piled up by the prosecution last week and
which finally drove the prisoner to the extremity oil
declaring g am now, aud have been since the "a
of July, as sane as any man, but when shot the
President and for four weeks prior to hc act was
insane" He still clings dcfantly to the belief that
the jury will believe his bold assertion that
his :" free agency was destroyed and viii acqmt
him.
Colonel COrkhill received to-day by express from
Kansas package, which was found to contain
very ingeniOuSly devised gag "for MI.
Guiteau," which was made from a corn-cob.
The prosecuting attorney declares he will to-Inor-
row insist upou having Guitcau removed TO the
prisoners dock if he undertakes TO the TRADE
of abuse with which he has regalcd the Court since
the opening OF the trial. and especially during the
past week ,
Mr. Scovie has been engaged for some days IN the
preparation Of his closing argument for the defence,
which viii be an elaborate and exhaustive review
OF the VoumnOus evidence given upon the trial and
will probably consume two days in the delivery. lie
was also in receipt Of several express packages to-
dav. one OF them contained miniature z bhet with
Gmtcau suspended upon II. Another parcel con-
tanned number of liver pills, labelled Wholesome
Advice for Guiteau.'
The trial will be resumed at 10 tomorrow morn
ING.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION.

ATLANTA. Gn., Dee. 2G.-Thc visiting MEM
hers ~ the Tennessee legislature will arrive here tomor-
row 10 attend the Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
rrATy AND ME POPE.

ROME. Dec. 26.-The Italian Government IS
Considering the question ot more cHicac'ol'J t"''A
tceng the liberty and independence OF the rope IN
p,e in order q, prrycn. all foreign Interference tend
ing 10 ave the law Of guarantees an international
-..-.r l.L.r
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
A LIVELY POLITICAL CONTEST.

A warm political contest Is III progress over
the position Of Chief Naval Constructor. Naval Con
stiuctor f. j. Wilson has the support OF NcwE1g'nnd
men; Naval Constructor Samuel II. Pook that OF New
York and Pennsylvania men. and Naval CousfTi, tor
George A. Meech the influence O The Pacific Coast Tie
latter ia also understood haze the support Of the se
rcary of the Navy TIE appointment will be made after
lhe AOldAIs
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27

A cable dispatch from Rome to The Ner-
York Frcemdf's Jownai announces the appointment OF
the yery Rev. Nicolas A. Gallagher, Vcar-General
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27

per cent Then we ought to curtail the expenses OF
the Government as much as possible, ana reouee
taxation as far as practicable"
. In what way y
1--WE ought to begin by abolishing all internal
revenue taxes They are q horrible fungus, and
would never have been tolerated in this country
except as war necessity. They ought to be swept
out Of existence
"What about the tariff" . :,
Il am in favor of a commission to revise IL.
should like to see the rate OF duty on gooq Iaany
articles decreased so as to be no longer pronDloIy
and some articles which are now free should IN my
opinion ray a duty. But revision OF the tarlH II
accomplished at ALL must be the WORK Oh
commission
What about silver coinage and silver
certificates ?"
OF course do not agree with the Administra-
tiOn in regard to thom," was the reply. FOR my
part Il would be glad 10 all our circulating notes
-gTUeubacks, bank notes, etc.-n the form OF com
certificates, every dollar of which should represent
an actual dollar in the Treasury. payable on De-
maud the holder of the certificate. ] thu r1r
policy recommended bv the Presi1~nt and the Sec
retay of the Treasury - regard to silver and SILVER
certificates Will TuJ commend itself to the favorable
consideration and action of this Congress-"
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
STAR ROUTE INDICTMENTS EXPECTED.
WA.nEoros. Monday. Dec. 2

The new Grand jury Of the District will
probably perfect t- Organization tomorrow. II Ia un-
dcrstood that as II Il ready for business the
evidence in the Prclc,tt and santa Fo star Route Case
VIII De laid before t by the special Attorney for The
Government in that matter Indictments against Brady
French, Brown and the rest are expected.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-27
WORK BEEoRE TILE sCPREAlE coUkT.

Justice G ny is expected here next week TO
take his seat 90 the bench Of the Supreme Court Tho
Court viii then take up number OF eases winch ElVa
been advanced from their regular places tho dock.
because OF their importance Tho lclaitenGar case Nl
not be beard until there fd bucn and 81 b. hardly
probable that Judg. Hunt viii be- able 10 take his scat
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Snners Natienal Hank 0s0ryefowD Co in from the
District n reversed with costs, and case
No. I4Ss-Ths Thrd National Bank OF yew.Yerk CITY,
plaintiff in error fai Miners NaoDal Bank OF George
town. Gel IN Colorado Judgment reversed with
l35The United States, plaintiff IT, error. agt Abra-
ham Gobeck o. al; in error frVsn Vgia Judgment al
No sss-N. L. Mccarthy. appellant agt Joseph A. Pro
ycst ali appeal from ssed Tor want otJor
No IO7O-Richsrd T. whitsel ct al appelants agt the
Denver South Pacific Railroad Company et ALL
from Cnorado-ismiseed for want Of Jurisdiction
667e Florida cen raj Railroad Company appellant
art j. Frederick Shuttle al; No 666The Jack sonvie
Frederick ahce ct al, ana No 0G9The Western North
Carolina Rar0ad Company appellant act George r. Drew
Governor etc; appeal from F10da-Ths court holds:
OF tho bonds Of the state OF
value and in good faith and entitled to relief
although the state bonds are clearly
stuonal aud the railroad companies not free rum
responsibility under the statutory mortgages The bonds as
obligations OF the state but against the eOmp9n
been put the market by the companies valid h0nGs
the companies arc estOpped from setting up their
nonaiIty.
that the Governor full take possession OF
roads and sell them and hold the proceeds for the redemption
Of the State bonds held by bona de hoders The decree OF
the lower C0nrt IN each Of the three armed with
Opinion by ChiefJ csce Waite Justice Field did not
hear the argument and took part IN the decision
No 602-Joeeph H. Stewart appellant, aet. Hamilton O..
Fsut-- Arguments submitted motion to dismiss.
No S89Tbe Dstiict OF Columbia, plaintih In oror. ag
W. Bubose-Argumente submitted motion to dismiss
No. 204John BaTett plaintiff In error agt T. j. Hoimss
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