Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-02

tains, which m cans plenty of irri-
eating water. Rancheros are
happy.
The sbs0ese Tsc.ty.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-In the
Senate to-day Miller presented a
petition from the immigration As
sociatiOn Of San Francisco, urging
the early passage of an Act to carry
into effect the Chinese immigrs-
tiOn treaty.
ImpnstHns.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Senat0r
Hill, of Colorado, entertained Pres
ident Arthur at dinner at his res
idence last evening. The British
Minister and u number OF Senators
and their wives were among the
guests.
Gp. Lad serVfora.
WASHINGTON, FEB. Monday,
February eth, has been adopted by
the House ss "a day on which to
hold memorial services on Garfield.
k~Ired Nomai.ns,"s.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1st.-The
President has nominated VIM. H.
Armstrong, Of Pennsylvania, ex-
member Of Congress from Will.
Transport District, Commissioner
OF the Pacific Railroad.
Moro of she Jeanmesse.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Her.
AIDS Irkulsk special Of January
31st says: 'Lieut. De Longs par.
ty has been traced to u definite To-
cality on the west bank of the
Lena. Engineer Melville and the
Russians are searching afdently.
They area citing under positive or
ders and will make close investiga-
ti0n. Lieut.. Chipps's little boat has
not been seen since September. A
gale doubtless swamped her. If
she is not found before Spring l
will charter the steamer Lena and
search first between the river
Oleonok and Kolina. Jack Coles
has been au invalid since October.
The Jeanette entered ice near
Herald Island on September 9th,
1879. Her fOre.foOt was twisted.
From the 1st of January we pumped
for eighteen months. The vessel
drifted to the northwest during
two monthe. She was crushed and
sank on june 18th in latitude 760
15 north, aud longitude 1862 20/.
She discovered Jeannette, Henri
eta and Bennett Islands. We
made q retreat over the Ice To New
Siberia Islands; thence in boats to
the Lena delta. Engineer Melville
was given charge of the boat by
De Long as was blind. Hearty
and Intelligent help was rendered
by the Russians. Everything pos.
sible is being done (Signed,)
"JOHN w. DANENHowER."
Losses by she New YORK FIRE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Richard
M. Tracy, one OF the men who
jumped from u third-story window
and was taken to the hospital, died
this afternoon. The police give
the following estimate of losses:
New York Betting and Packing
Co., 100000; PettiDgill & Co.,
$1,000; New York Observer, $10,-
600; zu,f, Field and Farm. $4,000;
Scottish american, $4,000; Willy
Wallaob, $4,000 marks; Taylor,
SEC, 600; Rodriguez & Ponds cigars,
$2,00O; Building, Orlando Potter,
$60, 0,0o0; Eugene Kelly, building,
$50,U00; Nash & Cook, restaurant,
$4,000; Times building, $4,000.
Railrowd News.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Regardipg
the pooling of Pacific roads, there
are no new developments. Con-
tracts are to 60 In force to-day,
shippers having the option of
which route their freight shall go
over. The prospects are that the
Southern route will be most pa.
tronizsd for the present.
sseohs aoa Fin.noe.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Silver
bars, ia; money and one sixty.
fourth per diem; governments
strong and higher; stocks firm and
higher-W u, 804; Quicksilver,
122; Pacific. Al 3.8; MarIposa, 4; w
+. l2S; N Y Central, 1901; Erie,
S9b; Panama, 1876; Union Pacific,
III. bands, 1l5t; @ P, S8 3-6, bonds,
lISb; Sutro. I.
snow Storm In the E.ss.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-Snow