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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
LETTER FROM COLONEL MAPLESoN'
HE WISHES TO CORRECT IMPRESSIONS ADoo'
HIS OPERA COMPANY.

49,, u,,surs To CORRECT IMPRESSIONS ABouT
HIS OPERA COMPANY.
Tho following letter has been received IN reearo
70 a paragraph which was published Ill Lie i''1A'
on saturday: r,.o
Nv attention has just been drawn to PARAGRAPH mh"
''' =, - ,ssu. Of saturday last, headed "a Mana
~. 49,, n pr,ua Dop.a Missing" wherein IL stated 'n~s
N.dame Laura Schmer. Mapeson ana mysei' hao aisap
neared owing tho principal art'st' oil our COMPANY 80 ~
A such statement is untrue ana ea'cu'~Seu " w -.
and ourselves inuryI beg ycn VIII De eooa enousn
r,, h,s contradiction 1t is further stated that tho
company returned after an unpohtaoie tour inc
A. a matter Of fact my company nso VII ~
49,. suceess eycrywhere iGcluding New'orieahs "nere
,ys naved 20 crowded houses ana the ehufe Pcs' VI
.,, ,,y w,s unanimous in according my company the
,ohest uos.ble tcaisc. our whole and s1e essoh icy
not continuing season In Newofiesns was oe'auS
od not come to TO buy on the companies pooAos
- ,uox our engagement there. We played in Mobile ana
.,wbere to the capacity OF the theatres anu -esi''
Kav A E,langcr have offered me handsome 6aarareee
for a Southern next sison OF fifteen weeks. ~ -
I'M Their stated by you that Mr. william baeA 'ooA one
comrany himself away fIom NcwOrcans OH the steamer
~, ulae, was in NewYotk az the time end had nothing
,ybaeyer 10 do with the matter. ask you a. maeet
of simple justice TO publish these facts IN your issue
tomorrow. l have the honor To be- fii' your
Colonel Hf.Nh '""' A''
Ncw.Yo:k. Jan. 10, 1893.
This letter. though 1t Is dated in New p'O
no address, II Is written the paper OF the Lo'os
Club but Colonel Mapleson Is not staying NJ 'he
Lotto, Club and no there would give MS adaress
last night. At the time the paragraph TO winch "
refers was published in The Tribune, Colonel Maple
son was missing. imsmuch as persons 70 whon' he
owed money did not know ana could hot learn
where 10 find him. Up TO noon YESTERDAY wni'am
pack referred TO In the letter who says that Colonel
N,nleson owe, him two or three weeks salary. was
,till locking for him unsuccessfully, so that mo
Colonel WIS stil missing, in the same sense, at the
finn. he wrote his letter to The Tribune Colonel
Maplesoa knows best whether hs tour has been profit
able but rimors that II was not have been frequent
av.r since IL began, and for high successful com"
many 10 close It's tour IN the middle OF the season
because of inability to arrange engagements or lor
INV other reason Is a thing In theatr1cel
a~82.riencc The statement that Mr.. Black came
hark on the steamer with The company was
v,isi.,,e but II does not seem likely 10 inture any
hady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE REPUBLICAN CLUES GOOD YEAR.

The reports offered at the annual meeting OF the Repuo
lean Club night indicated that the last year was ono
Of urosperIty for the organization. The membership Is
now about 80 Is SO 900 the treasury against
a tenth that q John >. Smith, as chairman
@. the Campaign Committee read its report This sho"eu
that SIS 600 was collected and spent for legitimate pn
poses The following ticket was elected without oppos-
ton about $50 votes being cost: President Johh D
Smith: first yice-prcsident Arthur L. Merriam; second
vice president James S. Lehmaer third ,ce'presldent
William Leary corresponding secretary Henry B john
son recording secretary Francis f. Laimbeer treasurer
Alfred b. Price executive committee ito serve until Janu'
ery sS) James A. Blanchard Monroe B. Dry ant. Joseph
Pool James w. Hawes Charles n. Tantor; committee on
membership TO serve until January 1880 John C. west
TO until January 1SoG), Walter s. Badwin H. A.
Newell Joseph H. Sutton committee on Library and pub
cation James L. wandlng Walter B. Tufts, william L.
Roberts j. c. Baldwin jr., J. q. Hart william u rear
son. Cephas Brainerd, jr William Erdman, william T.
Herck; committee on finance, william H. AtnouN Dr'ee
Hayden John o. Nett. DR.. T. X. Tuthill Henry e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE ARBITRATION
TIE BEIIRI NC SEA CASE TO BE SUBMITTED by
FEBRUARY o.

TIE BEIIRING SEA CASE TO BE SUBMITTED by
FEBRUARY %.
Washington. Jan. l6-Secretary j. w. Foster, ex-
Minister Phelps and Senator Morgan had a conference
with President Harrison AT the White House this morn
Ing In regard to the Behring Sea case. Secretary
Foster Is agent, Mr. Phelps the leading counsel and
Senator Morgan OF the arbitrator the part OF
the United States. The arbitrator TO meet in
Paris. February 30 and IL Is nearly time for the sub
mission of the by Great Britain and the
United States. Justice Harlan, the other American
arbitrator, and Mr.. Williams, OF counsel already
In Paris. The others connected with the case will
start for Paris in the Of few weeks. Score
ary Foster will probably be the last to co. he has
arranged retain his present Office in the state De
partmcnt until February 10.
The counter cases required to be submitted
February 3. twenty days before the meeting OF the
board I'm Paris. BY the terms Of the treaty "A printed
argument OH the and counter prepared by
the two Governments to have been furnished the
arbitrators when they met but recognizing the prac
teal mposslblity Of preparing this within the time
elapsng between the presentation Of the counter
and the meeting OF the board Ii has been agreed by
the two Governments that the arbitIatOrs. after their
meeting and organization February 23. Shall nd
journ Tor month, to March 49, at which date the
printed arguments TO be ready Beside these
printed arguments II Is understood that the arbitrator
will ask for additional oral argument by counsel A
decision by the arbrators Is required under the treaty
within three months OF the close OF the argument aud
presentation OF evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
NEW OFFICERS OF A REPUBLICAN CLUB.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Lincoln Union
Republican Club the Ninth Ward held last evening
at the clubroOms Abingdon Square. After the usua
routine o. business the annual election OF officers took
place The committee on Nominations presented the
following list candidates President, George NJ Clark
first vice.president, Walter Logan second vice.
president George l.. Andrews; recording secretary,
j. A. Van Da Linda; corresponding secretary, Louis J.
oenninper financial secretary Peter Andac E treasurer
Z. V. Clark. Their election was unanimous. President
Clark delivered shor: address, and spoke Of the prosper
Gus condition club. He said that applications for
membership being received day. most Of them
coming from young voters. Announcement was made
that the annual place February In the
Central Opera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
A SUMMONS TO ARMoR PLATE MAKERS.

Washington. jan 16 (speciaD.- Secretary Tracy for
several DAYS has been considering further requirements
OF the Navy the way OF ar1n0r plates Tor The "orK
authorized by Congress. To-day an important d'c-
lar was issued by the Department To steel manu-
faouiers OF the country. Inviting attention l" '"'
needs OF the Navy in this respect ard requesting mem
10 specify in competition with each other upon "h"'
terms they Will agree to furnish armor required. lie
circular states that no bids will considered except
such as engage 10 manufacture within the 'hi"u
States the quantity and hind OF armor desired ana
that no bid will bc accepted until II is shown by ev
dence satisfactory TO the Department that the mddcr
Is In possession OF has made actual provision 9r
plaut adequate for It's fulhlmcnt within the umc Supu
lated. Nearly II not quite 43,000,OO0 VIII be eA
pended for the arm0r required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
WANT PETER TO SHOW THEM TIE WAY OUT

Topeka Kal.. Jan. 16 capitalization ho"S'' n'''
rncess was taken. and a mnss-rn"eilng oi members
,,, ,od,v So outsiders were allowed In the hall.
Wilmington (PopJ was made chairman. committee
=, ur.e from each side was appointed to try to ar
range way out 81 tho present d'hcut"s' Inc
populis, part Of the committee Is a. conservative rs
could be expected: indeed. some Popul-t' ala nor
wnni such committee. II they do not agree IL WI"
finish all attempts Ia get S'tu'm'W' 'r'fS ''iP
son In, left here for Washington. and other aihs
pon,lis,s b,y. ,ort tho CIV In tho Popust caucus
p,ls afternoon they passed resolution that they
would leave the contested cases In Judge FOSTER.
Iudgc Allen and Judge Horton, but inc pan was
~, cd I'm tbo session They now talk OF send
inc Tor PETER 10 show them another way Out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
COKE WORKERS GETTING READY TO STRIKE.

putsburc jan lG.-Reports from the West More
,ond coke regions indicate that the thousands OF oe
uorlers are not discouraged bv the great ueie''
which they suffered In the spring Of 1ool az u'
hands of Mr. Frick, but preparing for more d's
nerac attempt TO their higher wages ana easier
recula,ions The C ming strike will be operated by
more thorough organization OF the worhlnsmen IMAM
existed years ago. and II IS not hIRey 'a' 'nc'
lin J., sunnor,od bv a simultaneous strike OF the min
orc NJ all the r,ilroad pits In that section whence coal
Is drawn TO supply the coke ovens. similar Or
ronizotIon among the miners IN the anthracit" region
=, Ea.ton penn il undoubtedly working In harmony
wi,b the co,c- workers here and the Monongahea Val
10y MIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
,v,rrrn MINSTREL SHOW IN BROOKLYN.

A large audience in the Brooklyn Academy Of Music
last evening enjoyed amateur minstrel performance by
ouh,rs Of the New.York Athletic Club and the Cres-
on, Athletic Club Of Brooklyn In the first half Of tho
nocramme were numb,r of popular songs by {. l. Burn
ham W A. Prime +. II. Molten. John d. Shaw, George
A. Albro George d. Phillips and the Rutgers College
ou,,,et The edison mechanical dolls' were impe5.
oua,ed by Messrs Phillips and Mbro In the latter half
~ the programme Mr. Albro gave character song ana
a.,cc. A. r. Camacho gave few popular airs; Loren
n,ocdon gave an imitation OF a prima donna william
I,x,e IT, gave clever burcsquc Of Carmencta Dance
ana tho Tocsbcn Mandolin Quartet played. 1he pre-
or.mme ended with The Amateur Circus"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
FOR TIE TRIAL OF TIE BANCROFT.

Washington. Jan. 16.-The Secretary OF the Navy
today issued orders directing beard Of Naval officers
TO assemble AZ Newport X. J.. Thursday next 10
sperlntend the trial trip Of the steel practice vessel
Bancroft Speed is the only requisite In the TRIAL
Should the vessel make than the required speed
twelve knots an hour-her builders Will receive S1lOo
for every additional quarter knot. while penalty OF
81 600 is imposed on them the loss OF every quarter
knot below the contract speed. The trial board con
s;sts OF Captain f. o. Matthews. chief engineers ;.
l.. 7. Ayrcs W. ". lIeaton and j. A. H. Smith, hcu
tenant Commander Asa Walker. Lieutenant {. +. y r
IN. Naval Constructor Joseph Feaster. and Ensign
W, l.. DOod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

majority vote by teers: and after the latter had
kept their places long ume-nearly half an hour
no quorum had appeared Mr.. Reed thereupon moved
a call Of tie House In order to obtain quorum. -
tlnt business could proceed. and Oh yea and nay
vote the Democrats all recorded themselves In the
negative. Evidently they did desire the attend
OF quorum : that the business OF legislation
could proceed. The majority In the present House
OF Representatives has given many extraordinary per
formanccs but none that was unique than this
one. A quorum finally appeared, and In two
minute speech Mr.. Lodge opposed The measure, but
the motion 10 suspend the rules and pass II was
agreed 10 without division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
,,sr.Krs ABOUT MRS EGGLESTOy'S BEQUE EST.

r,-,o,eous reports been Published with regard 10
,oo,es, of Mrs. Henry L. Eggleston 10 the charity
oo,n,1ston Soclety, which has been estimated at rom
az COO 70 800 The bequcft Is being contested ana
l not In ay oycat to the general treasury OF tnc
-. ,nv money which may he finally received IRON
an constitute "A trust fund, ami the cntiic In
come will be applicd tie benefit Of sick children OF
r families ic this city" IL will probably be some Tune
ANYWAY before this is received as Two lives h'er
v.ne before the estate will be settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
A REPORT on TIE READING DEAL.

Washington. Jan. 1G.-Messrs Coombs ana Paterson
have practically completed their report 10 the sp''ii
committee on the Investigation into tls Reading
anthracite coal combination. The report VIII SHOW
that the aim OF the combination is TO drive out hide
pendent coal operators and obtain Il coHpic" con-
,rol of the anthracite coal industry and that II Is
sought TO do this by fixing high freight rate on
coal so AS TO make II profitable for individuals to
turn IN their product at the mines to the combination
The report will recommend the pass'ge OF tHe bill
heretofore agreed upon by the Commerce Committee
which gives the Interstate Commission power 10 Keep
h.,,n frep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
WAR CLAIMS IN TIE HOUSE.

Washington, jan 1G-In the House Mr.. beiI-
hoover. frGm the Committee OIL War Claims. reported
back the Burrows resolution calling on the various
Departments for information relative to the amount
OF claims allowed by them and by the Court OF
Claims.
Mr. Enloe. while not 0ljecting to the resolutions
criticised the message Of the President as far as 1t
referred to claims. and also the speeches oil Mr
Reed. OF Maine, and Mr.. Henderson, Of Iowa.
Mr.. Burrows spoke IN favor Of his resolution the
purpose OF which was that Congress might have data
which TO act upon the claims now pending before
II.
Mr. BelzhoOvcr criticised the statement made By
Mr. Reed and Mr. Henderson (of Iowa. at the last SEES
sion that the bile reported by the Committee on war
Claims at that session involve appropriations OF
between $4,000. 900 and SlO0,OoO0Oo lie assertei
that the appropriations involved would not exceed Slo
100000. twO-thirGs OF which would 20 10 cltlzehs
OF the Northern States. or the bills favoramy re-
ported, nineteen twentieths had been reported iaNor
ably by a Republican committee. The resolution
vas adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
AMENDMENTS TO TIE NEwJERsEY BRIDGE
BILL

Washington, Jan. 1G.-Mr. Mcpherson today gave
notice I'm the Senate Of certain amendments 10 the
Blackburn New-Jersey Bridge bill, which Mr. Kcnna
had previously given notice that he would offer. The
prncipal amendment provides that the bridge should
bc constructed with single span over The entire river
and no per or other obstruction to navigation OF
Temporary or permanent character shall be constructed
I'm inc river between The towers 0r pi rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
,ron PADDOCK AT WORK FOR REELECTION

Lincoln Neb Jan. 1G.-Nearly all the legislators
who went home 10 spend sunday have returned, ana
In. senatorial contest Is on. Up to this time only
one candidate has opened headquarters. and that Is
Senator Paddock II is said that Judge Thursfon VIII
open headquarters and become an nvowed cahdioa'f'
An intimate friend 81 his said that In day or two
,rburstcn men would be- In from all parts OF the state
and an active campaign would b. made. This VIII
add much TO the excitement as Judge Thurston Is
admitted TO be strong man.
omaha, Neb., Jan. ia conclusion has been
reached IN the matter OF the legal time to tako
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE srprcCLr-AT CHEYENNE.

Cheyenne. wyo. Jan. IG.-Therc has been Iuli In
sntor-hp matter, for days, but this morning nteeS
broke arcsh the arrival OF IN" various S'"orS
and Representatives who had teen to their homes over
sunday The Lcw faction Is desperate, and no worls OF
condemnation OF BiNtr severe enough Tor their case
e. ID. Kelly who went Newiork three weeks ago 10
,-e Mr.. Cleveland, and who II l. said was ''t Gown
mann Is now a New man. There Is q big effort being
rod. q, XII off H,Ntr but he has the inside 1t Is said
he has the help Of BrIce and on goo1 authority
that Pr.dcntclect >cland favors BaNtrs election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
CONGRESS MUST PAY FOR TIE SITE BY MARCH 10

Washington. JAM 16.-Secrctary Charles Foster 10
day sent the Senate letter recng the ruling OF
the Ncw-YOrh court to the effect that the lnited
States must prepared to pay for the property con
demned for the Newlork Custom House site by March
10 next. or the proceedings would be vacated There
fore the Secretary urges prompt action by Congress
I'm the matter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
TIE LEGISLATIVE STRUGGLE IN CoLohApo'

Denver Cnl Jan. IG.-Thc Republican majority
I'm tie lower house If the Legislature today becam"
"A minority by the bolt Of Representative fuhderp"rsh
who Las gone over ia the fuNioil'S peca"se VI 4"
,ilur. TO secure all patronage he thought he was
entitled to- The present organization Is threatened
and fine sccnes OF two years ago likely To be re
p.nt,d when the regular Speaker was snpplan''d
bv n Fusion Spcaicr The Republicans are dong
nycryt Ing in their power 10 bring Tin" boiling member
h.cL into the traces. but he knows his power ana
th. FuLJnsts are bidding high for his support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
DELAYING TIE INVESTIGATION.

Washington Jan. 1G-W. j. Macennan, chef OF
the warrant division OF the Treasury Department, who
hos had charge OF the preparation Of the exhibit show
Ing the financial condition Of the Treasury requested
bv the springer subcommittee, has broken down and
is suffering from nervous prOsraon ms result OF Ids
abors Ills Illness delays the completion OF the state
ment which wns practically finished, and IL will he
several days before his principal assistant Mr.. Ward.
can get the details Into shape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
TIE POOLING BILL FAVORED.

Washington. Jan. 1G-The House Commerce Com
mittee to-day adopted the report Of the snhcom-
mittec on the bill prepared by 1t to allow pooling by
railroad companies when sanctioned by The Inter
state Commerce Commission The measure VIII
,ro,o,Iv he called up In the House and its passage
urged some day this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
nrvocrArrc CANDIDATES IN WISCONSIN.

Madison, Wis. Jan. 16.-Frl"ndS OF John IL. KNIGHT
OF Ashland claim that the Democratic caucus -
nominate "A United states senator VIII he brci' ana
tho, the Ashland man will be named unless Bragg OF
Fond Du Lac. and MITCHELL OF Milwaukee,, succeed ~
forming a coalition for som" Jar" morse hhIs"'
claims thirythrcc votes IN IN" FIRST ballot win =
ti,rin, number of members favorlDs him for se" M
choice to exceed the lortytwo necessary to nominate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE.

The American Protective Tariff League will hold Its
annual meeting next Thursday. The policy OF the
league for the next year, it Is understood from what
correspondence has been received from the members Is
not 10 be changed 1t was supposed that the result
Of tho recent election would bring about change
In the policy of years gone by, but business, 1t is
understood, will 60 on I'm the same way. Cornelius
~ Bliss, it Is said, will be elected president OF the
league.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
Mp c,sry,s MANAGERS CONFIDENT.

81. Paul MIMI, Jan. III iSPclail'-ihc 'r""'o'''
situation I'm North Dakota shows new development.
,rhore riu lac no caucus and at latest accounts ten
man sov tbov Will not vot, for Casey. lie has six or
eight INDEPENDENTS and Democrats. however. The
independents Will probably agree on Walter Muir or
.nuai,r Lamb. Mr. Clsry's managers expect VI eIec'
him ON the second third day AT the iurthcS'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

Coroner Mess ncr Paid ea7 visit to the Coroner's
Office Yesterday This Is his week on duty He declined
q, .,v anything about the investigation now being car
r.a o., nv Justice Talntor connection with which the
Cotoner's name has teen menuoneos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
TIE MONTANA DEADLOCK UNBROKEN.

Helena Mont. Jan. 1G.-There was no break In the
Senatorial vote to-day. The i2nt ballot taken at noon
resulted; Sanders. % Clark. "a Dixon. : collins.
.: MuIvillr =: Beeclcr tPopulisO voted for COLLINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
SENATOR GEAY RENOMlNATED.

Dover. Del. Jan. lG-Thc Democratic members
q, tho Ierisinture went INTO caucus nj . 20 O'Clock
this evening and uomnltcd GcorG" Gray Tor 'hite"
states Scnator by acclamalon. Both Houses VIII
ucci I'm Joint session 10 morrow and cast the vote.
There viii be no Republican NOMINEE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
urpDLETowN's MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

MIddlc,own Conn. Jan. 1G-M the city election
to-day the Democrats succeeded In elccting clerk
Treasurer five Councilmen and TWO Aldermen The
IirnubIIcans elect Collector ana one Councilman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
AID uccnuAS PASSES Ills ORDEAL.

Washington. Jan. 1c.- TIL" H"hhtc '"""'''c V" w
Judiciary this MOI ming drcio'u TO '''" u. ","'
- e., matter of tlc charges against Mr. McConas,
ana g + understood that favorable report on the
nomination win Ice made To the senate at The next
a-i,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
Dops THE HOUSE WANT TO DO BUSINESS

Washington Jan. 1G tspcciall-1he llonsc OF Ecpre'
sentatlves this Afternoon furnished 'he eA'roror'
s.c,oc,e NJ the majority OF the legislative body o..
,os,nc tie adoptlon OF an order TO compe - attend
ance OF n quorum TO do business. Mr. Chapman OF
Michigan had moved to suspend the rules ana pass
Joint resolution to amend the Constitution OF rie
I-nited States so to provide that senators snail
no chosen BY n direct vote OF the people ana
Ds...aY u,s demanded, This demand required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

the preliminary vote for United states Senator. II
has been agreed that the two Houses shall bauot on
Tuesday the same as II they had been Organized
without any trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

between this Government and that OF Great Britain
regarding the imposition Of re;aatory tolls Cana
dian commerce passing through Sault S c. Mar Canal
uhoer inc PRESIDENTS proclamation Of July 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE CORRESPONDENCE on RETALIATION.

washington. Jan. 16.-T1e volume OF :" Foreign re.
Aooos' Tor 1899, soon to be published by NY"
state Department, will contain the correspondence