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war vessels on Duty.

WASHINGTON, January lS.-U. S. ship
Yantic, now ct Kingston, Jamaica. has
been ordered, by telegraph, to proceed t.
Aspinwall for better protection OF Ameri-
can interests in that place, and remain un-
I'll the arrival Of the I. :. ship Eandaiia,
which is also on its way to ASpinwall. The
future movements Of the two vessels will
be determined by the result oi the disturb
anCcs which are reported to have arisen
among the laborcrs on the canal near AS
pi1Wall
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NEW YORK.
Special Message Of the Goyernor--The
Dead Lock Still Continues

ALBANY January 1S.-Gov. Cornell sent
message TO the legislature calling atten-
ton to the recent railroad accident at
Spuyten Duyvil, and recommending yigor.
Gus legislation TO prevent the recurrence of
such Calamities. The governor refers to the
above mentioned acci dent as one 'eaSily
prevented and absolutely inexcusable. and
denOuuces the present means OF heating
and lighting railway cars, and suggests thai
all trains be required by law 70 carry appli-
ances for breaking into wrecked cars and
for extinguishmento of fire. The legislature
adjourned without organizing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-19

RicHxosp, Va, January 1s.-The Senate
has ordered ehgr5ssed the bill looking %
consolidation Of the Richmond and Ale.
ebeny railroad with the lines thfouRhous
she Western States.
The senate yostponed till Tuesday NEXT
III. election of State officers. the vote being
23 70 II. Vine Massey Resdjusten voted
MIN iGs Dt4ase<Sstss
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Senatorial Notes.

Hon. Chas. James Faulkner was on the
floor of the Senate, yesterday. He met
with very cordial reception, and spent
some time in chatting with the Senatorial
solons.
Senator Fountain Smith appeared in his
seat, yesterday, after an absence of several
days.
Delegate c. J. P. Cressp, the Blucher of the
last L. S. Senatorial battle, was on the
floor of the Senate, yesterday. for the first
time with adelegation, presumably, Of his
constituents.
The medical Senator, Dr. Barbee, made 8
''rich, rare and racy" little speech in oppo-
sition to the present law OF bistardy, But
the ronderous Jackson Senator rather
"hoored" him, at least, when it came 10 the
vote.
Senator Jerome Shelton was about 10 re-
late some interesting experience, yestsr-
day, had he not been intimidated and
"headed off, BY the Greenbrier Reprcser-
tatiye.
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Illinois and mississippi Canal.

The House Committee on Railway and
Canals to-day discussed the pending bill,
providing for the construction Of the llli-
nois and Mississippi canal and to cheaper
ansportat!on, but without action it was
laid over
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EOrtifcationS.

WASHINGTON, January lS.-The amount
appropriated by the new fortiication bill
as reported by the subcommittee, is Sj25,
200, including Sis. .Oc0 for the protection,
preservation and repai. OF iortification and
other works of defense; S250,00O for the
armament OF sea coast Notifications, in
cludinc heavy guns howitzerS, etc, and
800, UOO for torpedocS for harbOr defences
and pyrpuspS attending the same
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The Iowa I.egisiafure.

DIS MONIES, IA, January 1s-Both houses
of the Legislature met in joint convention,
to the death of President Garfield Jam IS
+. Wilson was chosen L. S. Senator.
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Pm HSo Chronic Dysentery for one year
bur y y, cured me. James Bremen, Pitts
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THAYEE's Balm for pain cures any pain
In three minutes Why Hil y2u saftsSSs
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4, The open sale of Patti Opera Festi-
-,,sa,ts Yesterday, at Cincinnati, the
-, s Two prrscenium boxes brought two
S,,,jred dollars premium each.
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Thorn is no nonsense down in Ken
....sy over murder trial, aS the case of
=, Ashland wretchcS, now being tried
C.tIe1t,hurg, gives ample evidence.
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GRAFTON.
Personal on-nini"rand Polite.

&,~ciai 10 he 9-oi4i,,.
GRAFTON, w. Va. January Is.--The Hon.
B. +. Martin, our eIlnember Of Congress,
left last evening for Washington city.
While member Of Congress, he deported
himself in q manner worthy Of older as
well a. younger members Of that body. II
IL believed by the knowing politicians that
he will be heard from in the next congres-
sional contest Acco mpanying him was
John ". Mason, Esq., the best political or.
ganizer in the Republican party In this
State. There is generally something On
hsnd when he goes 10 Washin gton.
Accompanying then, was q. N. White.
scaryer, Esq. George does not take mukh
stock in political matters. Ths prices OF
such stock fuetuates tJo much for lin.
On financial matters he is at home.
Heis now associated and strongly con-
nected with gigantic enterprise IN the
silver mining districts in colorado, the
Cherokee Tunnel near Silver lake being
one. The COMPANY has already been char
tered under the mining lands. The work
Is commenced. The tunnel will be 1900
feet long. the object Of the tunnel being To
strike over twenty yeinssi,c ,cD) feet below
the average surface OF the summit, when
the richness Of each vein can be determin-
ed at once. His enterprise does not seem
to admit Of doubt by those who are con-
yersant with silver mining operations.
Stock Of the company, IL is said, viii soon
be offered on 'he most libcrs, terms.
III successful there are billions In L. y.
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RaIynLk, La. January m-yT
saloon fight ri this plsee, ney' .wx
eoIo<.d nan NAMED Miius Hasthsv, vSo
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I, - propoSed to establish extensive
,s,r,o,iye works at Louisville, Ken
Ky, A company with 81, OOO, 900 Is to
h organized.
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Made Them B<iie,e He Mas Mayer.

NEW YoEE, January 1s.-Gniseppe SCOT
TO- an Italian linguist who has been seek
ing the position Of court interpreter in
Brooklyn, was to-day eornmittedb by Justice
Walsh. 20 answer TO the charge OF srind-
ling several Of his countryrpsn By taking
money for bogus permits 70 allow them 70
keen fruit stands.
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R..p,oso. Pa, ysanssy is.-Chsriss B..
- "a Brsdfofd, uas hour g pieces ~
s3teSnoos "a = Il Richburx, n. r., ~ - sxs'e
sion of four pouads q aitro sjyossinA
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The trunk lines are settling the rail-
.,sI troubles by slashing more savaSely
han ever. BY and by Mr.. Vanderbilt
-, g,+ tired and want reform.
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BIILovE, La, January M-Jscos ~
msn, . cologed man sentsnoed 20 - ss -.
ted on Friday next esc.geo ".
of his friends on the outside.
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THE NEWS.

The London Engineer expects to see
sold for fifty cents athOuSand feet at
= profit.
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Yas.i RaiI sfa RetAes.

CIscISsA1,, January is-A Lebanon, Ky.
,pecial says: The bridge In process of ccn'
siruciion over Rolling Fork, on IN. Iehs.
non and Bradfordsvflle turnpike, miles
from this place. suddenly fell. yesterday
afternoon, by reason of the unds''
of the false work bv h'~ ..xr Gs mes
-. on :. - yuuge At the time Aioysius
Hayden was instantly killed; John Blsck
.-d Lis srin broken; . man name1 MIST
,Tnglv ~.s severely cut % the head. Jas.
Watien Ieapea inso ibe vttsf st dis,s.cs
of 90 feet and swan out unhnrt y. 4.
Perkins, Of Cleveland, msnagvr OF the
Bridge and Iron Company, hsd bis shouI'
der severely wrenched and sugefed con
rnssion Of the brain, causing dellnan.
Joeeph ghively had his arm broken.
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D>>Afv Nhsssisg ARen0.

sr. LouIs, January Iss-IAe Tees an.
&c, say, that shooting -sGray Occurred -
Jartsboro, yesterday sftsrnooa, bsfves!
two young men named Lester Uphsm snd
p. WaIforth. In which Upham uas instant
Iy killed, and walforth seTiouSy voundsds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-19

New Hampshire has now a law max
49,, c5ucation compulsory. 1t wentinto
.ss,t January L.
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ssrrysyorr. La, January iA-Jsek chsg
man. coIored, sentenced 20 be hanged ~.
dsy Tor murder at Bellevue. Il, esueees
is1 and II sill u large.
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rIs.Iss. n.ss Re-. Re- 1sssIp:ss as.I s:sf, %
dian Chief, formally sol,HsSe g @s ~ ~
ware nation, was burnso " dansn vpiD
dion. he got drunk, laid dom - ~ ~
and a burning los rolled on him.
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Yesterday WAS the forty-fourth day Of
Or. .ssion. and the House, with the
,,,sprion of introducing bills, has done
thing, and fuds itself stil engaged in
,,;,at;Dn
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Ns Craua Dnxy, HttSbsFK asyA -
4sd csronie CsisfSh tsdly. R2sA 0ses
kassEfec1ays
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\ company Of Hebrews with eapi-
t,lof - .uU0, 900, have been organized at
Montreal, for the purpose of bringing
nsr-erutcd brethren from Russia and
,rqcin- them in Northwest Canada.
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The Iowa Legislature, injoint session,
Yesterday afternoon, elected Jas. F.
W..,,n andJ. W. McDin to the Senate
ofrhe United States, the former for the
lon. aul the latter for the short term
I,fG Ohio men.
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Hailed With Satisfaction,

as would probably hundreds of other poll
ticians, if il could occur other than through
assassnation-the removal Of Garfield, who
stood in the way of their unrighteous and
dsgraceful struggle for office. Neither
shall Grant escape that contemplation to
which he is so Justly subjected. When
coming from Mexico and coming with un-
due haste to throw his own name into this
petty quarrel about small Office in the
Republican party, he sought to fomeT the
difference that had sprung up. am not
going to see the misdeeds OF these men
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Morning session.

! Prayer was offered by Delegate Syden'
qtficker, of Greenbrier county.
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immigration i pouring into Arkan-
-. The Little Rock x Fort Smith and
,r, u. Louis, Iron Mountain and South
,rr Railroad companies alone are said
70 have settled $4,000 new eomers
ir-,ur Isl.
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Not hali the people in san Francisco
s-. native born Ameriraus-Only $4,000
r-o out of -p0,OpO. The rest are of al
most all uationalitieS, the Germans pre-
w. dc-.;irg, and the Chinese number
i'm lg,'vI.
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\ London dispatch says the ministry
are divided on the question of joining
France i'm = collective vote on Egyp..
Il is reported that Earl Granville, the
secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs,
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In their bed, they never knowing from
whence the blow came. His wife, no doubt
was awakened, and getting out Of bed
doubtless attempted 70 restrain him. but
sn knocked down and terribly mutilstsd:
lie then went into the adjoining room, and
there raising the bloody axe on high. sunk
II deeply into the breast that nurtnred Inn
in infancy. taking away from hes thst
which she had given him-life.
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Senator Beck thinks that Senator VOor,
heeS is getting ready 10 leave the Demo
cratic party, and bases his opinion upon
the oCtionS and utteranCeS Of the latter fOI
several months past. don't propose to dc
more than state the matter, for | have nc
desire 70 have the Tall Sycamore reaching
for my scalp. The StUrdy Kentucky Sena
tor can look out for himself.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-04
Bold ViIlainy.

The tollgate on the Newtown turnpike distant from this city three miles, is kept by MT. Benjamin H. Vollor. The family con- sists of Mir. and Mrs. Vollor, little girl, Mir. Vollor's brother in law, named George Hooper, and MT. Vollor's mother. Mir. Vollor's wife is absent on visit, and the girl is being cared for by Mir. Voilor's mother. Saturday morning about Il o'clock while MT. Vollor's mother and ths little girl were in the house alone-Mr. Hooper bein :. absent and Mir. Vollor at work across the road-two negroes entered the house through the back door, coming, apparently, from the woods, and demanded something to drink. On being told that nothing of the kind was kept there they departed, using insulting language. After dinner Mir. Voller and Mr. Hooper harnessed up the horse and drove to this city. It was in the neighborhood of four o'clock when the same colored men, under the influence of liquor, again entered the house and asked for whislkey. Mrs. Vollor at- tempted to escape out the door, but one of the blacks caught her and struck her in the breast, knocking her down. They then forced her and the child down the cellar stairs, and threatened to shoot her if she made any noise. Locking the cellar door they proceeded to ransack the house, and took one weeks gate money-the amount is not known, but the proceeds from this source generally average about sa per day--afterwa breaking open MT. Hooper's trunk and stAolias $7OC which he had dernsitosi there, and which was ali that he possessed in the world. The two thieves then left the house. going into the woods, Mrs. Vollor thinks Soon after she managed to escape from the cellar and made her way to 8 neighbours house. Sine was somewhat bruised and very much prostrated MT. Vollor brought word of the affair to the police station in the evening and an investi gation was at once begun. The villains are described as rather black, wearing darl
 clothes and caps; one was taller than the other. As yet no clue has been found.- Bridgeport Farmer.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-04
The National Holiday.

The Preparations for CelebretLIng-Rec-
 reation on Land "snd on Water
 With not anything in the way of g public celebration in the city to-day, the anniver- sary of national independence will be i'm proved by people in staying at home and hearing the peacemakers, in making excur- sions, of which there are a number of good ones on the programme to select from, or in private excursions to the neighboring sea- shore resorts. There will be grand rush to savin Rock if the day is pleasant, and the ! caterers there have been busy making ar- engagements for the occasion. The excursion I boats will also be well patronized. Not & l few will go to Hartford to see what they are about in the sole capital and enjoy the pro 1 gramne devised there for the day. Below l will be found the facts regarding the excur- I sions and means of amusement advertised for the day. The church bells will ring as the Fourth and the cannon will be fired on the Green.
 The American band gives 0 concert this evening on the Green.
 This afternoon the Clan na- Gael club pic.
 nic at Hamilton Park. The American brass
 band and orchestra will furnish music and
 Captain Flaherty will prompt. There will be
 horse racing, base ball game, athletic games l and all the other amusements incident to 8 1 picnic. The Clan-na- -Gaels have every year l the largest and most successful picnic of the
 season, and this years picnic will keep ur 1 their reputation.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-04
Personal
FeFSOnAIs AE.. IT Dlolra aa:laI fc,. Eurn,aa

Personal.
 Mir H. T. Blake sailed for Europe Satur- day.
 Prof. George E. Day has gone to Pough- keepsie. N. Y.. for 8 summer visit.
 Rev. Mir. McNeille and family, of Bridge port, sail for Europe tomorrow.
 John s. Fowler, clerk of the Court of Con- mon Pleas, is confined at home by malaria.
 Mrs. F. w. Parrott and Frank Parrott, of Bridgeport, are en route home from Europe.
 The Rev. W. J. Thompson, of South Glas- tonbury, has accepted call pastor of the Congregational church in East Canaan, and will enter immediately upon his duties.
 Mrs. Mary E. A. Groves, aged about 22 years, wife of Charles F. Groves, and daugh- ter of Elijah B. Johnson, died suddenly yes- terday morning at her home, No. 133 West street, of heart disease.
 The Foster Hardware Go. was organized Saturday with capital stock of $50, ,OOo The officers are, president, S. H. Foster; sec- retary, N B Allen, of New Haven treasurer and superintendent, A. H. Jones.
 MT. George T. Utley, clerk of the railroad commissioners will be married to Miss 5 Adella Jackson at her homo in Hinsdale, Mass, on the 9th inst. Miss Jackson was formerly pupil in the Hartford High school
 Sister Mary Burchman Brown died at St. Joseph'G convent, Hartford, Sunday. The deceased was g cousin of Dominic Brown, or ganist at St. Peter's church, and was former ly from New London. Her age was about 26 years. The funeral was held at the convent chapel.
 The funeral of the late Charles P. Porter, of Bridgeport, took place Saturday. The bearers were Mir. Frederick Lockwood, Mir, Francis Marsh, MT. l.. J. Brothwell, Mr. Frank Benham MT. Frederick Irubes and Mir. Allen Warner The floral tributes were very beautiful.
 Mr. George s. Barkentin, the gentleman who has purchased the Radcliffe restaurant and is now conducting it, is also the proprie- tor of first class restaurant at Rockaway and was formerly extensively acquainted with catering in London and Paris during resi-. dence in those cities
 William Winslow, living on Camp street, Meriden, while taking stroll near West Peak Sunday came across two snakes, one rattle snake with ten rattles, three feet and five inches long, and the other large red adder He succeeded in killing both of the reptiles, and took them home as curiosties Louis A. Frazier, of Norwich, jumped of horse car in that city Saturday and was struck by an Adams express team, which he had not seen, and run over. He was badly bruised and narrowly escaped with his life, the team being stopped just as the heavy hind wheel was pressing against his neck. ~' Some terribly idiotic burglars broke into Editor Smiths mansion of the Newtown Bet the other night. The most they could fno were some strawberry hulls carefully saved from an evening bite sent in by neighbor and the burglars were that sorely amazed they left their tools (probably as contribu' tion) and sadly departed.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

V No paper tomorrow.
 Bridgeport had ninety-six arrests in June.
 There was very heavy travel on the rail roads yesterday, on account of the ever glorious, etc.
 Judge Carpenter and family leave next week for their summer residence near Fal mouth Heights, Mass.
 About twenty-five colored men left the city yesterday to go to work as walters at the Osprey Beach summer resorts.
 Professor A. White, of Cazenovia, N. Y., is in the city stopping at the residence of his brother, Professor M. c. White.
 The Young Mems Christian association free reading room will be open the usual hours to day-9 8. m. to 10 p. m.
 The St. Aloysius society of this city, to the number of about seventy-fve, will be the guests of the St. Augustines of Hartford to- day.
 The new church ediice on Humphrey street is progressing rapidly, and the exterior of the chapel, which is in the rear, is nearly completed.
 We were shown some very fine cherries picked from tree on the grounds of l. w. Stiles, the dentist, at his home in East Haven, near the Cove.
 The temperance meeting at Cedar Hill mission Sunday evening was numerously at tended. Speeches were made by Sylvanus Butler and Major W. A. Lincoln.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-04
Unexpended Approprtatfons.

From the city auditors report for the six months ending May 31 it is found that of the $166, ,45O appropriated to the Board of Public Works $59, ,675 fl have been expend- ed. The appropriation to the fire department was $72, $50, and $50, ,e54.9o have been ex- pended. The police department was awarded $s9, $50, and have expended $43, 347 25. The health department has expended $2,27o 61 of their appropriation of $5,2so, while the harbor department has only exhausted $50 of their $25o appropriation. For sundry &C., counts $213,3sO was appropriated, and the amount thus far expended is $S4.S19 25. The total amount appropriated for the year was $547, 66O, and the total six months expendi- lures have been $22O, 916. .42, leaving an un- expended balance of $326, ,S42. 5S.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-04
Publishers, Social.

The newspaper publishers of Hartford and New Haven and ladies had pleasant social gathering yesterday in this city. The Hart ford publishers, Messrs. A. E. Burr, of the Tunes, and wife, and Goodrich, of the Cour- ant, and wife, joined the New Haven pub fishers and ladies at the Elliott House in the forenoon. After 8 time, from there they took Mir. H. c. Rowe's fine new dredging steamer, the Gordon Rowe, and made 8 very pleasant trip down the Sound and witnessed the method of oyster dredging, etc. They then landed at Kelsey's dock and visited the Messrs Hills Homestead and had dinner after which they looked about West Haven shore and returned much pleased with their trip