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FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

Arab and other prisoners sentenced 10
exile have been requested TO be ready 10
start within ten days. 4 :
Patrick Higgins was found guilt, M n
principal in the murder OF the Huddys
yesterday, and sentenced TO bs hanged
next month. 20
Adyiccs from Africa say Cetewayo signed
the Zulu settlement and will return 10
Zul1land early IN january. The British
resident and military escort will accom-.
pany him to Wandi, where he will be in,
stalled king 'T-,5 re, '5S't'
Suicides are alarning|y frequent in ,bo
prussian army. Recently d cadht uhn, @
himself at Richterield, lie4tenan. ! LiIIoa Ii,'
himself at . ball at Spartan and anoiher Mvu
T.licer MaU M 1iea DY rs own hand In Paris
p@lls hv .@aeling are also frequent,
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The Debate In the Senate on Penlleton',
Bill-A Few Amendments.

WASHINGTON, December l3.-In the
Senate, to-day, after some preliminary
business had been disposed of, Pendleton't
civil service reform bill was taken up.
Senator Hawley, tuking the floor, argued
that something must be done to. reform
our civil service. The continuance OF the
present system was rendered impossible,
not only by the evils developed under it,
but also by the extraordinary growth OF
the country and the consequent increase
in the number Of public offices. The time
Tor action had come and he. Hawley,
hoped the Senate would pass this plain,
simple, practical bill.
4 formal amendment reported by the
committee was agreed to. The question
was then upon Hoar's amendment pro.
yiding that competitive examination shall
beas fair US possible upon such subjects as
are embraced in good common school
education. After some discussion, Mi.
Hoar waived this amendment in favor OF
the one offered by Mr.. Logan, providing
that the examinations shall be practical in
their character and shall relate to matters
which will fairly test the relative fitness
and capacity OF applicants to discharge the
duties OF the service into which they seek
10 be admitted. ifa' 10
PendLeton favored the idea underlying
both OF these amendments bnt thought ii
was already provided for in the bill. II "A
Logan said tire bill gave the President oil
the Commission power to prescribe such
examination as he proposed, but he wanted
10 have the law in such form thai
they must do so1 Pendleton, who has
charge Of the bill, assented to the amend.
ment aud it was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Sherman the provision
for the payment Of the. expenses Of the
commissioners was limited to travelling ex.
penses 'N' r'1" '.t'-s,' ~"
Mr.. Coke offered an amendment which
was ordered printed, providing for the
equalizing Of appointments between States
and Territories and, the District oi
Columbia, and also between political
parties. @-rr NJ.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., December l3.-The
effort to secure n jury in the Star Route
case was resumed to-day. There was no
objection to John Hughes and Clarence
Shields (colored). They, were sworn.
Jackson Howard (colored) was also sworn.
This exhausted the twelve unchallenged
by the defense. The prosecution pro.
ceedcd to select four more from the
others summoned on the panel to be
afterwards open to challenge by, the dc.
Tense. Mason Lowry, John E. Latham, O.
G. Green and John NJ. Young were accept.
ed rs the four. Lowry and Green were ac-
ceptcd and sworn. The Marshal was di.
rected TO summon ten more taiesn,en for
tomorrow morning., ~.
Adjourned. ~ [,f kEa"E.N
The Star says there was some talk in the
Cour. room after the acceptance OF John
Crane as juror in the Star Route trial to
the effect that the prosecution had been
over reached by the defendants in getting
this Juror into the box.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., December l3.-
There is much tribulAton in official cir
cles owing to the measrcness OF the Post
office Appropriation Bill. The Depart
ment it is said will lie more or less at the
mercy OF large contractors who, well know
ing the limited means at its disposal Can
rest secure in the knowledge it is impos-
sible to forfeit contracts and ward
them to the next lowest bidder. Probably
by IN inadvertance, the old statute seems
to have been taken us a guide for the con.
struction Of the bill, with the result Of
abolishing fourth class matter, and throw,
ing merchandise and other mail matter
formerly Of that class into iirst.class matter
at two cents for every half ounce. :
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THE METALTARIEF.
senator Shermnn's Amendment TO til
House Rill to Reduce the Same.

Senator 6hcrmnn'N Amendment 10 the
House Riii to Reduce the Same.
Prom Our Special Correspondent. Z 4 5fs.,,
WAslIiSaToS, D. c. December 1S.-Slr.
Sherman's amendment to the House bill
to reduce Internal Reyenue taxation, des.
igned to be introduced when the House
measure shall come To the Senate for con-
sideration, contains the following provis.
ions under schedule G. concerning metals,
with reference to iron'in all stages of man
ufacture Or manipulation. " II. aEs I
Iron ore, including Smanganiferous iron
orc, also the dross or residuum from burnt
pyrjtes; fifty cents per. ton; as pyrites OF
suIphuret Of iron in its natural state, con.
tanning .lesa than fifteen per centum Or
silica, tlitys cents per ton, and in addition
thereto two and one.half esnts per pound
Tor the copper contained therein. Oxide
Of mxueauese, fifty cents per ton. Iron. In
pigs, iron kentledge, spiegeleisen; wrought
and ,castar ireh ,e14 scrap steel Of every
description, Including old iron aud old
| steel railway bars, steel filings, boPr,lEngs,
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WEST vIRGIslA PENSIONERS.

s'a,istical Statements Concerning tho
Numbero or Pensions aud Amounts Paid
From our Special Correspondent. ,.i...
WAsnlNuroN, December l3-The annual
reno,t of ,he comm;s.;ona. Il pons;s.. ~
.fH.t -, - ."' >on'"'''s'onet VI els'ons u
the secretary Of the interior contains the
following statistics concerning West Vir.
ginia Pensions. 1g, E1a1,07 gmr. .,5.
The ,o,ol nvn,hor n o,,,;..,,o,,s :, a.,
a. ~ nunoe' vii VI '''''s'ien's ain' ID 'he
state vas ~, 7W. i FI{
The number OF applications on Ale is
9,9Ss. E,s.
Tot., ,rmb.r ~ ,,,os ,,,.,,;..o,, ,..., ..,:.,o,
wa Aa'nD'' aD. VI Eases "o'i''''eo entitled
I'm - '''' 's.f t7l- ,.55i ti..
.ol n"moot n.a u c'1se' ' pcholns en'illeo
" n'.ea'e 'o'' .,.g,r ..
.o'I' , AuuOet ~ 1ns"'us o". VINO nave ap'
p,ru '0l PENSIONS ''''4:
oeal nunloer .. app''catlons o. lhva'ius
a',cAuy m auui,ea 40
AoIh' Aunluci, VI aPpllCAllOnS ny lpVa'
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The hnItnn In Il Bna HOY,

T, CoSsrASrISorLE, December l3.-Thc
palace is practically in state Of siege.
Nobody is allowed to enter unless sum.
moned. The sultan's alarm is owing to
Il sedition amongth the troops, who are angry
ut the way the palace guards are
paid, while they are in rags. The reap.
pointment Of Osman Pasha, who is un.
popular in tho army, as Minister Of War,
has added fuel to the flames
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A WHEELING special to the Pittsburgh
Dispatch and Cincinnati Enquirer treated
those esteemed cotemporaries TO highly
fascinating accounts Of the burial Of the
heatl,en lIu Hin. But iii fact there was no
"grand feast Of Chinese delicacics," no
delegations OF celestials from Pittsburgh
and other neighboring cities and towing
two Cinnamon came from Pittshurgh-and
the grave was" not "llled up to slow
music on gongs." Andyet Eli Perkins has
not been in town. ItiiSS' slIj5.S5
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turninps, steelra,lway bars crop ends, none
ot which shall exceed twenty.lour inches
in length, steel lpgoi, cogyed ingot, bloom,
slab, and billet crop ends, none Of which
shall exceed five inches In length: three.
tenths OF one cent per pound. Provided,
That nothing shall be deemed scrap iron or
scrap steel except waste or refuse iron or
steel that hHs been In actual use and is fit
only 70 be remanuiactured by remelting or
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

The Brooklyn Aldermen in contempt Of
Court will be sent 10 Jail. :, M
The Northwestern rate has been settled,
The rates will be restored ana will 70 into
effect this morning. as
Mrs. NARROW gained verdict Of $3.50
against Chicago saloon keeper, yesterday,
for selling liquor TO her husband.
Daniel Ratclitte, Solicitor OF the United
States Court OF Claims under President
Pierce, died at Baltimore yesterday, aged
Is years. ms. "a. 80
The tircat Kingston, Jamaica, must have
been extensive, MS Il large number OF orders
Tor lumber have been received at New
York city. %Y r,l ggEG'' i
The male students OF Kingston, Canatla
medical college demand the expulsion Of
lady: students, or they will abandon the
institution. - % - - y y - '
The Directors Of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad yesterday elected John w. Gar.
rett President OF the road for the twenty
iitth consecutive term. Liz
Four cars Of sheep are at New York
awaiting shipment to the Queen Of Eng
land. They are said to be a present from
the Marquis Of Lorne to his royal mother
in.law. 80 80
The obstreperous students OF Adelbert
College, Ohio, have weakened in regard 10
the demands Of the faculty, and have adj.
dressed to that body individual letters
more or less apologetic. '.atgGI
The heaviest gale for many years swept
over the Island Of Newfoundland Tuesday
night and was followed yesterday morning
by an unprecedented high tide, which ala
great damage 10 shipping. m m
The price OF whisky advanced two ccnts
yesterday in Cincinnati without the consent
Of the Committee on Export. The com.
mittce will hold q meeting Friday 10 takc
action to prevent further Unauthorized
prices. .ssei7 gy
JohrsPotter, a celebrated Represents.
tive, Mh& in. 1850 being challenged bv
Roger A:Pryor, Of Virginia, named bowie
knives as weapons and locked the room
US the place Of battle, Is dying iat Musk.
wonage, Wisconsin, in the poor isrn
house.. 3 E&,9ir7l!lti@ g., II ="
At meeting OF the Directors OF The
Western Union Telegraph Company, YES. w
terday, a quarterly dividend Of one and
one-half per cent was declared, PAYABLE
Januaryll5th. Thdquarterly report:shows:
Net revenues tor the quarter ending Decem.
ber LIST, partially estimated, $5,l5O,OoO,
which, added to thesurplus OF October ' Ist
gives $lSl7 0M. Deducting interest on on
the bonded debt sinking fund and tbe div.
dend Just declared leaves surplus Of
S3,490,4i7. The resign alton Of Geowe + +
Baker, as Director, was received and nccent.
ed, and 5. lowber Welsh. Of Philadelphia,
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LoSpoS, December 13.-I.ord Derby in
n speech at Manchester today re-
jected the idea Of protectomte for
Egypt. England, he said, ought not to re-
main in Egypt longer than was absolutely
necessary to restore order. Referring to the
attitude Of France toward Madagascar, Lord
Derby said ifamicabe mediation could pre.
vent the invasion Of Madagascar we ought 10
offer our services, but II, asitappears prob
able, the dispute is only pretension for
annexation Of part Of the island, We must
abstain from meditating. Lord Derby made
no allusion TO his entry in the Cabinet rs
Secretary Of State for India. y ,H
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Mn. BLACKBURN is willing to admit that
his colleague and opponent for the Speak
ership is great nun, but perhaps there is
at least one other great man in Kentucky,
and Mr.. Blackburn would likeitunderstood
that lie cau.himself WELD a gavel with as
much reckless grace as any man in thirty.
eight States. In this crisis Of his country's
fortunes Mr.. Blackburn accuses Mr.. Ran.
dali of trying to smother him. The
brethern are not all happy, great and good
as they may be. ''i''
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A WOMAN'S WOES.
THRICE uNLAwFvLLy IMPRISONED
In an Insane Al, lun By Her DratAt Huaband-At
" Last She II. Freed for Good, and Refuses to
Live with Her Hubbard Uslsss He
Promises Not to lmprlsoa Her Asaia. y

BUFFALO, December l3--The case ot Mrs
Martha J. Collins, who, since the 10th day
Of October, has been MI inmate Of the
State Insane Asylum, OF this city, has OK.
ciled more than ordinary interest. Mn.
Collins is the wife Of N. r. Collins, OIL
Bradford, Pa. She Is about 81 years Of aye,
and very respectable In appearance. This
morning. she was brought before
Judge Smith. a motion for her
discharge from the asylum was
made on the ground that the Judge
by whom she was committed exceeded his
authority; in that she was a resident Of II
foreign State. AT this point the attorney
for the asylum authorities suggested to the
Court that Mrs. Collins bad 30 lar re-
covered that they, the asylum authorities,
bud determi ined to release her about the
time the writ was served, and Judge Smith
then discharged the woman. .a.,
During the hearing Mrs. Collins husband
was present. AT the conclusion he I'D
vanCed 10 the side OF Mrs. Collins and
offered to shake hands. She accepted his
profiered hand, but when he stepped closer
she drew back and refused to hold any
communication with him. She nsked her
attorney Il she was free. Ho answered
"yes." Her husband then offered her bis
seal skin cloak. She declined 10 receive
it. Collins then attempted to sit beside
her, but she withdrew her chair and said
she would hold u further conversation at
her lawyers Office.
DR.. Andrews before leaving the room
shook hands with Mrs. Collins, saying, he
hoped she had no fault 10 find with
the asylum authorities. She m.
swered: "No, doctor, l have none
after a friend .of mine who called
upon me informed me that was not as
you represented 4 pauper patient, but that
my husband was paying my expenses.
After that time you gave me everything !
desired"
At her lawyers Office Mrs. Collins in-
formed her husband that she would return
home with him il he would give her writ
ten agreement to treat her rs a wife should
be treated and not incarcerate her in any
other asylum. This Collins refused to do.
He said he would give. his word to
use her well, but would execute no docu.
ment 10 that effect. On hearing this Mrs.
Collins announced her determination not
80 back to Bradford with him, but in.
stead to 30 to some Of her friends in this
city. This plan she has put into effect.
Mrs. Collins claims that this is the third
time she has been placed in I'm asylum by
her husband. ~ hrft. -, ~ - :
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A Silent Witncsx.

LoSDoS, December l3.-At the hearing
to-day in the libel case Of Belt VS.. Lower,
ADJUST which the plaintiff, in order 10 prove
his ability as sculptor, has been
executing in 4 room adjoining the
court room, was produced in the witness
box, together with the person from whom
it waa taken. The production OF the bust
and it's counterpart WAS greeted with loud
applause, 4,.t, .,,,..y.,,.
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was being oyerrun by whites from Mime.
sofa, Wisconsin. Iowa, md Eoutl,prn Dako.

was being overrun by whites from Mime.
sofa, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Southern Dako.
m. i appea,s the Indian Bureau did mol
give the complaint the investigation Little
Shell demanded. He then asked II he
could come to Washington and make his
complaint In person. Permission was re.
fused. To-day Little Shell md several Of
his principal chiefs appeared at the Inter.
ior Department. They were accompanied
by Frank Legare and Charles Bonimeau,
Interpreters. Little Shell said he was de-.
termined 10 make his complaint, aud II no
attention was paid II, he and his tribe
would project their own interestsin a man.
ner to be hereafter adopted. Secretary
Teller was engaged at the Capitol at the
time,. and an. arrangement was made that
they should call tomorrow.
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SENATOR DAVIS
ltRS No Moro Iden or Going 10 Wheeling
Than OF Visiting ChIun.

Aa"h NO Moro Auen 0I doing 10 wheeling
Than OF Visiting Chinn.
From Our Special Correspondent. ~ ~
WAsnlSGroS, December l3.-The atten.
ton Of Senator Henry Davis having been
called to the rumor published that he
had engaged number Of rooms ut the
AlcLure House in Wheeling to be occupied
during the coming Senatorial contest, Mr.
Davis said to the INrELLlGEScER represen
tative: -.a - =----t-- .'-G
"The report>is entirely without lounda
ton. I have no More idea OF going tc
Wheeling during the Senatorial contest in
the Legislature than I have OF going tc
China" .,..-. N
Even il It was the Senator's intention tc
80 to Wheeling at the time indicated, he
could not do SO without great detriment tc
the public business. He is member and
ex-Chairman Of the Senate Appropriations
Committee, and his absence would be
greatly felt if be should leave his Congress
sional duties at that period, us the Commit
tee will by tflat time have before it the
bulk OF the Appropriations bills from the
House OF Representatives, and as the Yves,
Virginia Senator is one Of the most exper.
fenced as well as useful members of the
Senate Committec,itis not probable, unde,
tho circumstances, that he will desert his
duties, even il he should have any inclina.
ton to participate in the coming contest.
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SENATOR DAVIS tells our Washington cor.
respondent that he has mo more idea Of
going to Wheeling during the Senatorial
contest than he has Of going to China" And
yet there is very pleasant pasturing in the
ilowery land Of China.
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JiM ANDERSON, the Louisiana witness, is
gone, but Tom Ocliltree remains to hold
up the reputation Of a guy and Imaginative
people. They do say that Thomas can dis.
tanct the race horse which bears his illus.
triottS uNute. Oh
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The House seems to think there is
no need Of Congressional Library build
ing. There are members Of the House
who have no use for the books Of the Ii
bnry except to lend them TO their friends
by the cart load, sent home at the public
expense. Tons Of valuable books are piled
and packed away-useless because there is
not room. to arrange them. Mr.. spotrord
makes the best. he can Of bad job, but
Congress ought to improve the situation.
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Sugar Dusy Dccisl0u.

NEw fons, December 13.--The Secretary
Of the Treasury decides thnt sugars now
made in Hawaii are not different within
the meaning OF the law, from those made
at the time the treaty was signed, and are
entitled to come into the United States free
OF duty. This ruling will have a direct
bearing upon S3,000000 Of duties upon
sugars. ... I. I'D. D.,..u
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LoSpos, December .13.-The Cologne
Gazette" states on good authority that the
Austro.German alliance originally conclud-
ed for five years, and which expires in Oclo-
Der, 1854, is to prolonged, because il has
already proved to be II great advantage and
furnishes strong guarantee for the main.
tainance OF peace.
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CHICAGO, Decembcr la,-The receipts Of
grain for the past year have been phcnon,.
enally light, being 25,Ooo,OOo bushels less
than ior the previous year. The reasons
are the increased ability Of the farmers to
hold their stock, the low prices since the
new crop was harvested, and the rapid In.
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VlcHsnrnG, Miss, December 1S.-IAst
Friday evening two men rode up to RI.
Grier, standing in store where he was
employed in Tallahatchie county, and de-
manded the keys OF the safe. He replied
that the safe had no combination lock. The
men then shot him down and rode oil. nv,
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Cattle and Land Nvu,IIr.,..

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, December BAN MS.
sociation ofiunusual strength and signi.
icance, TO be known as the American Land
and Cattle Syndicate, was organized here
today. It consists Of thirty members ia.
Guiding the most influential business men
Of tue city, bankera5 land and cattle owners,
both United States senatoU and the Gov.
ernor ofthe State: The syddlcate is pre-.
pairing TO control large interests in the ter.
ritory Of the South and West. The central
or home office will be established here.
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Grave Robbers Arrested,

RICHMOND, Va, December l3.-The
guard in the Oakwood Cemetery, last night,
arrested two medical'students and two col.
ored men in the act Of opening grave.
-Four dead bodies, taken from The cemetery,
We're found at the Virginia Medical College.
The students in custody nre prominently
connected. TTsf F9'.' 7.s M :.
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sour flag on the seas is doing itself
proud; and we have navy. A crewo Of
blue.jackets have beaten the crack oars.
men Of His Majesty the King Of the Sand
wicl Islands. Here is Mr.. Robeson's
giant opportunity to point with pride. &.
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King kainknun'S Rirthday Celebration.
E.WAsmsaToS, December l3.-Captain
Belknap has made an elaborate report to
the Secretary Of the Navy respecting the
celebration OF the birthday OF King Kala.
kaua, Of the Hawaiian Islands, in which
his ship Alaska took an active part. In
the regatta one Of the races was won by
the barge crew OF the ship. a gtI9g.'
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Fire Record.

HAMPTON ROADS, VA, December 13.-
The grocery Of H!L. Schmelz and four ad-
joining buildings burned. Loss $4,000.
7 MEMPHIS, December ls-A FIRE this
morning at Ataka, Tenn, twenty.six miles
north Of this city, on the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Railroad, burned the stores OF J. E. Blades
and J. G., Walker. Loss about ST., 1000. In
sufance small. b Ig.g-sr.,.., -gl. = H., "a
DETROIT, Mlcu., December ia fire at
Windsor, Ont, opposite this city, this
morning, destroyed several business places
and the Record newspaper Office. Loss
$50, 900; three.fourths insured. ,.,Q
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Bopf snatcners have been at It on the
sacred soil Of Richmond, and two Of the
offenders are prominently connected" It
will take little time-cut up into peniten-
tiary terms-to emphasize tho thought that
stealing the bones Of the dead is not
thoroughly genteel. l. q. ~. -, : :
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COMMENTING on the Senatorial canvass
the Jackson Herald begs to advance the
Hon. Frank Hereford us one having
'claims on the people Of this State.". But
rs we understand it, Mr.. Hereiord's claims
have been passed on by the syndicate and
disallowed. True, there is an appeal to the
Legislature. Il l.1r -,ef,.,......
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WARRINGTON, December l3.-Some time
since Little Shell, the head chief OF the Tur-
tie Mountain band Of Chippewa Indians,
who are OH . reservation in Northern Dako-
ia, complained to the Indian Bureau and
Interior Department that their reserya.ion