V0,XXXIX..N°-12,12*. NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1*80. PRICK FOUR CUNTS.my i ».*?.<

NEWS AT THE CAPITAL..?

INVESTIGATIONS AND BKPOKTS.JKIBVTIS IO MIK I.ATK SK. NAToll ( llAN DI.KR.TnK

A( Ts.VlloNS AGAINST Mit. IIAY1 WKAKNBSS OF

TIIF. NAVY.There WM a laipe attendance to listen to tho

eulogies on Hm late Senator Chandler. ItWUnoticeable that the Democrats did not take jmrtId the speaking- The Senate Committee in-ve-tiguting the accusations against Commis¬sioner Hayt is said to have obtained confirm¬atory evidence. The House. Committee on

Naval A flairs has agreed to a hill providingfor a permanent construction fund for theNavy Depart mont, and authorizing thegide of old material and vessels. Thisis to he the first step toward re¬

organizing the Navy, which the CommitteeBays is very weak. '1 lie Warner hill on freecoinage has boen agreed to by the HouseCommittee on ('"inapo. The Senate Committeeon Appropriations agreed to report toefl usedappropriations for Mk-eOMl fort ilic.it ions.

Kl LOUIES ON SENATOR CHANDLERCi'MMKMOKATIVF. I'ltOCKKDING* IN 1IIK sr.na TR¬

IHI: COOIOU CBOWOBD.UNUSUAL PJKPBCIPAIO lo nt* DICnXOOMHED DKAD.

Hiv Hlltlllll TO nu: ti:ii:ise.|Washing ion, Jan L'S..It is prohable tliat curios¬

ity to see ami heai thc eminent living on an wea-

linn when they were to attempt to appear at theirbest, mingled with respect for the eminent dead,Formed the motive whieh induced an audience of themost intelligent and favored of fortune to crowdboo the galleries of the Senate to-dav. until therewas not even staiirting room left unoccupied.Hut it is uot probable that any other sentiment thanthat of respect for the memory of Zacoariah Chand¬ler brunaht to the llour of the Senate, in a fcre.it;rowd, members of the Cabinet, the most distin¬guished men of th* lower branch of Congress andithers in high official life, or served ko k<<>p in theirteats during three hours consumed ni the deliveryii the commemorative eulogies, the great majoritynf the eminent men of all parties who were the.flicial associates of the departed statesman.Funeral oratory is no novelty to a Washington

imiienee nd especially IO one composed so largely>f men in official life, and too often the occasion foribo delivery of eulogies upon the dead is taken ad-rantage of by the living to transact business of a

jaturc uot in keeping with tho occasion. Thc event

if to-day was in strong contrast, in this respect,iritli many similar prcceeding events. NewspapersMID untouched j le;ter writing and letter readingiras suspended, coiiv-'isaiicii was uot indulged In,hut with one aouOMl Senators ami visitors re¬

mained, during tho commemorative service-;, in atti¬tudes of respectful attention and silence.TM notable of the sj.e,-ches were thoac hy BSM-

tors Blaine Md Bayard, the latter being Um onlyDMMJM Si-nator who took any part in the pro-Seedings. His* speech was brief, but embodied a

glowing tribute to the stalwart sincerity and hon-isty of purpose ot Mr. ('handler. In the long course

if their uliieial asscciat ion tliey Md usually been[onad m the position of political antagonists, vet 1 e

t>ore willing testimony to the per.'onal v'rtlies of ll.eleadMUM and could recall many hMtanOM ot

the accommodating kiudiicss wbieh rendered inter-:ourse with him easy.Senator Blaine's remarks were ibo brief. They

leeuied lo bc tho words of ono who Cell btOMtlftObe in sympathy with the convictions which formedUie motive* of him to whom they referred. Hoikeiehed the official career of Mr. Chandler, brieflytouching upou the historic poiuts of prowl neill Ulfrom bis first entry into tho Senate, as one of theminority, to which his coining was like a reinforce¬ment of fresh troops to a beleaguered army, to thetime when thc principle* upon which all his actions

were based became triumphant in th-election andinauguration of Abraham Lincoln. Then be said itwas found that many of the old leaders, havingMM trained in the minority, were unskilled in theexercise of tliose qualities with which eaeoeeafnljM.litical ptlIlea are best able to girt effect to theirprinciples. Mr. Chandler, however, seemed as hyinstinct to uinlcr-tand the nen cities of the hour,iud the prominent part be took iu the stirring amiterrible events of thc time are known to all theworld.MWf Logan narrated, with deep feeling.the

events of the lust day and night of Mr. Chandler'slife m Chicago, on which occasion he made a apeecb jbeyond ali compar.sen the kieatct of his life, Noinch spontaneous outburst, said Senator Lagan,iver greeted an orator in that city; the vas: au¬

dience rising to their feet as OTC mau to gi ve evi¬

dence of the depth of conviction which retailedfrom his words.Senator Blair, representing the Stati which

nialwad afr Chandler aa its sou, told tba atony ofhis early life. Senator Hamlin, the only survivorof that little knot of eminent men who took

Kart in the procc dings of tho Senate arbonlr. Chandler tirst lui ame a niemher of the body,

Benatoi I) n Cann ron, toe associate of the late Sen¬ator in the Cabinet and in i he Seriate, and his tmpeeeoi ku the position of chairman of the RepublicanNational Committee, and Senator Morrill, the as>iodate daring many yean ol Senatorial life of Bena¬toi Chandler, all apoke feelingly and In terms ni the¦Mat exalted respect and admiration for the man.

Of ooaree the principal apeecbes ot tba day wenthose from the two Michigan Senators. BenatoiIN ri v's apaaeb waa tbefltatandthe Longest ol theday's proceedings. It embraced a sketch of BenatoiChandler'* career from hi* boyhood np, and waa a

glowing tribute to the dead statesman, .¦senatorBaldwin's was it teaJhw eulogy of Mr. Chandler,arbon be aoeeei dad in we Senate.Funeral eulogies iii tuc House ol Representatives

do noi a.llj a area"en wmh interest, dui ina me¬

morial esMfroaea to-day were an execution. Thegalleries wee well filled tor nearly two bonis aftertin service- hagan, ami until about a half dozen ofthe speeches had BM! made.Two things were noticeable. As soon as the reso¬

lutions in relation to the di aili ot the late SenatorChandler had been read, Dearly every prominentDemocrat left the chamber. Among the few whoremained lor mow time were Mr. Reagan, ol Texas,General Joseph E. Johnston, of Virginia, and Mr.Clialmeis, ot MhweeippL The other nottoeabk foolwaatoal no Denaocntk RepreeentotiYe mada anyremarks on the noolathu, lt is customary on suchoacaaieaa lot inenbera of both political partiesto (oin in paying the laat tribute to the dead.The eulogy pronounced on Mr. Bonton! by Itr.Lama-, when the latter was a member of the Hon--,was not forgotten to-uuy bv those rb) noticed thevacant (hairs and tba silence on the Democratic¦ide. while addresses in memory ot Mr. ChandlerIkere being delivered, lt is understood that some

of the Michigan Repreaontativea went toa numberof the Demoorata and asked them to toke apart,but that none of them found it convenient to do so,

JUSTICE STKONG'S RECE1T10N.A BRW.I.tANr ANO CIIAKAC1KKI8IIO KNIFIITAIN-arxr-i.Aif(;K.i.v ai iksdkk nv i minim i-ki:son-.

fBT TELKIHlAlll IO TIIK TKII1IM.]Washington, Jan. 28,.An entertainment to

Marly 400 guests was given this arnnJag at No.1,111 H-st., tbe residence of Associate-JusticeStrong of the Supreme Court. The bost and hostesswere assisted in nani?mg by two charuiing daugh¬ters. Misses Marv and Julia. Another daughter isstudvingart in Philadelphia.The large house is well adapt"'! for entertaining,

ard the scene was biilllimtly chara* tensile otWashington life in its bent phases, lhere was

scarcely a man present who has not in some Held ofpublic service aohiCTed marred eminence, andthe parlors were a study in faces of strongindividuality and commanding intellect. A lew ofthe b*gt know Congie smcu were n. mg theguest*, aud a lal ge number rf Batutata, lim Su¬preme Court and the Court of Claims, itu execu¬tive mansion, the (abm t and leading diplomaticand scientific circles were well represented.The dreeing of the ladies was costly and elabor¬

ate beyond anything previously seen this Winter.A pleasant feature ol the evening was the tea-roomUpstairs, artistically decorated with flowersaudterns by Miss Julia Strong, to which many guests

repaired, after the abuudant collation served be¬low.Judge strong is an official member of the New-

York Avenue Bresbvtetian Church, and Mrs. Strongls president of tal Woman's Christian Association,and faces we'l-known In the religious life of thecity graced tho occasion by then presence.

INVESTIGATING MR. IIAYT.SOMK IMPORTANT DKVKUiPMl.Nl S RKI'ORTI D.CIR-

Ct'MSTANTlAL AND DnCCMKN1ARY KVIDKN< I IN

St PPOHT Ol" Gr.NKRAI. FISK'S ACCUSATIONS.IBT TELKORAPII TO THE M1MIM.1

WisitiNGTOX, Jan. 28..Tho committee appointedhythe Board of Indian Commissioners, on (heM-<ine\t of Secretary Behan, to Inreetiauto the accnea*lions broiu'ht by General fisk against CoiiiuiissioiicrHoyt has been steadily at work for nearly Cineweeks. It is said that thc committee will compoteits labors this week.A special meet inc; of the Board will lie held in

New-York next Tuesday, to receive and considerthc report nf the committee, and to agree uponrecommendations to the Sect clary of the Interior.The sessions of tho committee have been sc-

erer, but some ot tho facts developed have al¬ready leaked out. A nooil deal of attentionhas hedi devoted to tho Arizona Minescandal, with which it was asserted both Commis¬sioner Hay! nod Indian Inapeetor Hammond wanconnected, lt may be remembered that in a

letter from Mr, Hayt toTiiK TitinrNK, which was

published PeoembfT 21. INTO, tho Commissionerin reply to the accusation that the proceedingsatrainst Agent Hart, of the Ma Carlos AfOOOy, In.

not been prosecuted with due diligence, said the ac¬

cusations against Hart had been made thc subject ofa communication to tho Department of Justice on

the 23d of October last. The OOmmittea has dis¬covered that the only subject relating to the Ari¬zona business, on which tho Commissionerof Indian Allans had written to the Attorney-General, WM one relating to some irregularitiesabout a beef contract. Tho charges against AgentHart, which were specified by General Fisk, were

quite a different matter, and these charges, it hasbeen found hythe committee, were not. sent fromthe Department of tho Interior to the Attorney-Gcnrral until the Otli of January, more thantwo wooka ofter Commissioner Halt's letter was

written to Tnt: TuiHfNi:, and the day after Generalfisk's accusations were presented to the BeOMtOf]of the Interior. Unreported that the committeewas considerably staggered bv the discovery.Ex-Indian Inspector Hammond was examined by

tba committee si veral days ago. It came out,

in his examination, that he met Commis¬sioner Hoyt in New-York last Sunday morn¬

ing, in response pg a te'ei/ram from thelatter, and that they came on to WaahitiejtOO to¬

gether. In the course of Mr. Hammond's examina¬tion he was coufronted with Hie following letter:

i:\ avsTon, nj,, .lah 7. 1879.To ii. L. Bast, E»q., lan I arin Indian .\<jr,tcy.DOAB Mi:: I have made ii primary re-

i oi t to th* iinimmiiie Secretary ol lae la-tenor and tba Bonerabla Commissioner of Inoiaaaffairs ss lo Bani arion Al-, ic. anil SIB to be Order 'Ito Annum to complete ny wort ss le isCarlos and Um oilier annoy la i*i»- Territory,and in replv to Tour too,nirles bea leave to say tba)your realanstlna was aeeepted, and further, thai I bavi

d Kist I will not Its Um afJdavits mole sgalosiyo '. nor will 1 make any use whatever of thew againstron,

lt does not at an to lae aoceeaary to oe co. JPeryre-spi tully, J. ll. BAOUaOXO.In forwarding t'nis lotter to Flak, ll nt says tba!

"it was given in answer to ¦ reojneet toeeethecharges said to have been made agolnal meas pa mt,I have inver at cn then, nor have 1 the has,nba what they are." Hun's lifter is doted BlConstitution, Ohio, January 3, ls>«<). Afterreading this letter Mr, Hammond pronouncedi: ta bo an elegant forgery, lt hg h»werri,the noaaimon opioiou of the elerkn and officials Intiie Iidian Office, who aro familiar with Ham¬mond's handwriting and signature, tnat the letteris genuine.

lu Impactor 1Iammond*a latter to ConmuaiooeiHoyt, written fran the ism Carlos Agoocj lae)Bpriug, he Informs tbs Commiasiooei thatli- has taken a bond in tim WashingtonMine, from Agent Han. Tba Washington flincwaselaimedto be in tbs san Carlos !»'. ervi ion,and ia the aame mine afterward bought from Harti>\ Mr. I Iv. ard Knapp, who ia sain io be a di phewol i omtniasioiier Hayt, and a member ol his ia :i\

li is reported thal Inspector Hammond, who letthero quito suddenly on the eToniug of the nay betestified, will appear before thc committee tinsweek, lt is understood that he i- determined uot tobe made i acap "goal of ii be can help ii.

lt would s.-t in that in regard lo tin- iwo

above mentioned, the evidence against Mr. Hoytthus far is ot a elreumatantta] and documentor]liar Kier only. Ra is ropreaentod brlo,u the oom*

mlttec by ( ininent legal COUUSCl.TM feeling againai Mr. il ayn's adminiatration

appean to be vi rv general and quite bitter,from inenI nemben of Congren bara re-eeived many lotion from constituents supple¬menting the accusations bronchi i>\ Qeneral Tishami ofli ring proof to suatoin them. < me number ofthe House has recoil ed a Idler from a hading andinfluential member of tbollickaita Branch of tba.¦society of Friends In which the writer nys:

lt beneral Fisk will seeurs rome papers ol HarelayWhite,Mooni Molly, New-./i w y * * * bs will haveenoaah to pat Mr. Hayt la a very tight place. Haytmus', so. or we munt ko. Hie orthodox Mendslune K"nc. Now will tape put Genera]Fisk In possession of thin Information Immediate]rec Ipi ol tins ami help us In tills limiter. Thee 1» o Per¬sonal friend of the President, lind If bc kaea ons half ofHayt 'i con option be weald bare bim bounced ut once.''

BEA COAST DEFENCES.nu. >i.na ik com mi ri ri in FAVOR Ol BHUUMOB)

AITIfOl'ltlAlHlNS.foi mi.m. nan Naran nd

Washinoion', Jan. 28..TM Sonata Committeeon Appropriations reopened Ito former action in re¬

gard to tko Fortifications Appropriation bill, ltwas finally decided to-day to report thcbill back to tho Beoate to-morrow, with a

recommendation that the amount grantedby the House lor the armament of noa-cnast

fortificatii ns. Dandy, $8215.000, ba increased to

0400,000, The commit leo will also recommend an

Increase ol 950,000 ni tko House it.rn of 1100,000for the pippen atlee and repair ol formica¬tions. No change is made in the item of900.000 for torpedoes. Tba lorna of the pro-visioll tor the armament nf fortificationsare amended by tho Senate Commit ter so

as to include not ralf tho conversionof smooth-bores into rifled or lianne, but also ¦pa¬cifically t he manufacture of " four improved breech-loading rifled guns ol twelve-inch calibre."

WKAKVE8S OF TH1 HAW.nra flan mp takm towabd rcomakizatiop,

|i.i:m kai. noni nisiAi'niWashington, Jan. 28..Ropronntotiye Harris, of

Mi- aebnaotta, to whom was rantnd Um bill pro¬viding for the. establishment of a Hoard of Assist nuts

for the Navy of tho I'nited Slates, and for otherpurposes, to-day reported to the full Commit! ¦>. on

Naval Affairs a substitute bill. The substitute was

adopted unanimously by the committee,am! w ill be presented to the House to-morrow, rn iththe re'|in:st that au carly day be s^t for its consid¬

eration. This bill, which is intended as the fore¬runner of legislation looking to the complete reor¬

ganization id the Navy, authorizes the sub1 pf u]\such stoles belonging to the Navy Department as

are found to bo unserviceable, the I io-

(.(¦cds to be paid into the Trcas-to the eredif of tba permanent ((instruction fund ofthe Navy. The bill also authorizes tba sale of allvessels unlit for f uri her service, and nil unfinishedvessels that cannot bi furnished wil'imit gnat and

disproportionate BZMOOB, thB proOM ls to be placedto thc eonstruetio i fund of the Department.Provision is also made for the establisnmciit af a

ptifanont construction fund, which shall conant ofappropriations mad' fran tint ti tum by Cosigns-,and the sale of old OT emoh inned \< nip, malena's,stores, etc. Tl ls fund is ta bo expended l>\

tho Secretary ot th- Navy in Hm construc¬

tion, armament and rqulpneot of new na¬

val TtnaM. and tor DO* otMr purpose. No

uiicxpcudc! balance of this lund is to bc In rooffc i

covcied into the Treasury, or M nada av pliable for

any POMPOM not provided for by the hill.I he bill also prOYldn thatM TOMOl OOW belong¬ing lo the .Vtw shall bc finished ol repaired wheretho estimated cost of ita completion or

repair shall exceed 40 per cent 01 ww

cost of a new Vessel of tho samesizo and model, exclusive of the arma¬

ment, unless a Hoard of Officers selected by theSecretary shall recommend such completion andrepair; to whieh ease, tbe cool shall be paid fronthc permanent bOftetroctkm funn.The bill further authorizes thc Perretary to

accept models, plans, etc, for vessels, en*

l'iiics, machinery. armaments, etc., fromany and all source", and to determine what tUUJ.hall be paid for them. The report accompanyingthis hill says thal there are onlv forty-eight ont Blthe Ml'war ships of the count ry capable of filinga gun.

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Ml!. TUCKER'S PROPOSITION.hf. PnoPOan TO ciivk mr sim*ki ii i-dwi.ii mi>K-

PKIVH Till: MIN(il:ll V OP AN IMFAMTABT RKiHT.IBV TII.KHUUII IO T1IK TltIIU'Ni:.l

WsOBraoToy/,Jin.28..Tho Denoenti who are

determined to mort io every possible moana to

hore their own way in the Boneo, aa long ns theycontrol its orgauintlon, diacloted a new plan to¬day lu a brief diacuaaion of the rules. Tim scheme

is embraced in an amendmenl proposed by Mr.

Tucker, of Virginia, to the revieed roda of rules.In effect it gives the Rneakerof the Hoon the powerio deolan at any tine- that then la a quorumpresent.

It was io he expected I Ml the minority would abdject to such a propoettlon to rab the mtnetity oft*

traditional parliamentary rlaht.and Core is i ot tho

slightest probability thal the proposed amendmentwill be adopted, oren it tho Demoerata unite

DOM it, until every pal hame.italy expedienthas boen exhausted. Tba debate anon it willun¬doubtedly be long. If tin- Democrats insist uponany such pmnoaition, there is little prnbabllit) tootthe rules rn iii be changed at tins -essuni.

speaker Kami.ill is said to he opposed lo the nowamendment, on thc ground, if for no other, that itendangers the li na I adoption of the now rulee.

WASHING I ON NOTES\\ Asms,.!u\. Wedn.-sil.i.y .1:111. 2S. 1 S«0.

The Kxociitive (eaiinlltee of tin- Ci.Heil States Agri¬cultural Motet* and ol the A n.cr,can Ai'iiciilttirul Asee-elattoa oonuisotwd basti ben lader. JaMMerryana,seq.,of Marrlsud, ls the president of bothorganisations, winch any at .-onie tatars tine be con¬

solidated.Tba naman af tM Trcanri to-enj raebrred at sn

earelopei postmark d Ifew-Torfc, two mutilated Unitedstatis nab rn af 190 neb, tooan r with tM faOowngstaii nunt: M Ure, Brawn antin te eanaal tar oblige"Hon to thc r,nv( rniruit by returnlM I" Its Tnthe eneloted u surltles." The notes will bi :.--

deemed by lbs Treasurer, anil the ai.into! f40de>posited lu the treasury oa accounl of tbilund.Tho Consul st Beean Ayna la a ilepatoh t» tM Do-

portnaai dated Deeembei i". 1 -7». npoi t* that dnrngi tie week past tBTcral ¦. ti m - bad cared from thatport fer Heston and Na w-York with tarawi s ot lae wool.Owtoa t" tn high sd i ibmin dulls bs -c.s. Il hmben tofore t.n lui possible io kiit|i these wools le nn>

United Btates, thal cw Ij the lou priced earpelliave found i ,.>a s.iit sm,.nt. ireHool' lilllie] t Ile SlimUllI* Ul,lill all ||i|i|'d\ d ade IS

tn vi uk io pi ni < in t ie rain ,1 atIt bow Bi ¦ pri table Ibst ex-Be] Glover

Ita anal tareoUgator, ». eua wera wan!te throw his party associates Into terror, viii in.'

beeens Inveetlgsted. if la believed tu some quartersthat Mr. Glum baa tai nae liable to punlahroeul undi r

i makes ili' any pabllc d.intents, looks 01 oiler i., en

I.mn Ibe Capitol; bm a luajortii ol the member*II. i- applier to think ii rf li Mt I...mi i'"l ,-

1bi ramona "report," Le was aulltj el aowoneaa ol-renee iii,iii in'!, larceny,Be].ni ..live v inn.-, of (iiiin, m...!.. aa argument

Mon in v before lbs tub-committee of tbeoenate JuCommittee, bating la cbsrjn bis nsolatloa to Investt-gato ttie maaaet af eondueilng bostnen la 1 h *

.. til tba e am enW- i' pretest sj rti ni.

I, (Jud d ute* M -ii ii ii! ii tor peinonal service, a ¦'. ii 1 bi -. ivlei i- pei:¦ ii

I case ol niaii) ol il. elli, leis'.flt" « cf clerk of lei sad < irenii (Tiwi du:' - ut the tao posltisSM im.iirf identlenl, ¦'id

law eoDtempbiies tLal ic * shall receiteUUUlu, tin -na of tai li

I.iiiiinj tm euoas i.rn

III SIM ss /\ ll III sis.

tram aaan obi u labob.BlCHMOND, V a.. .lin. 28..TelcLMiitns re-

t ired here tbi*moral g -ta'- thal Inteuas nxcitemeniprevail* la bbensadoah County le eonsegneaee of aaspprebended collision tata a toe while and blacklaborer* ai Columbia 1 11 uear Ediuburg, m th.itt m.ni,. 'lbc in-' eeruUned, lm«

..n in ila- facl that John W. Whistler0>Co., theproprietor* ot the Colnmb > od t.-i-iu Pnruaeis ii -nu. a.,- v. I;!'.- for red Bli >r In iii lr worhiUovcrnor eas orders inx - lo bs In readlm 11 to quellany dutui bsne -.

-?-'lin-; PBILADBLPUIA EX< UABG1

rmt.vi.i.i.riiiA, Penn., .).m. 28..At tin( niniii'-i Iel l.Ii-iiaiiL'e to- la] lae following "Hli I . t'

serve for tbs ensuing rear were Inducted rn offlre.President, William MoAleertf president, Henry K.Cumming*: tr»s urer, P. D. Wurley; managera. Will .:¦

I;, si,nth. .1 (ines Mar ral I Pi rot, li. P.lam (ince, w. u. Steel a id .1. Uoffmaa.

COLOBADO MIMINA l-l.m.,

l»l WUK, Cul., .1,111. 'Jil.. \ di -putcll fin.11Hirer CHI nyetM BUver Cul Minina and kliaiag < ns

pjuy sUpped ball a dos ¦ stiver brteks yesterday,ipa result et the Hist clean up ilnee startles thc ntumplulll, which ls deemed a arra) *i

BILVBB I.M'l.' il.1» PBOM |BI IHI tlKt. Lui is, Jan. 28..Seyeral lending; riti-

¦eneol tai* eny im\e taken -:. n lootgealm a companyto develop allver mince la Montgoin | County, Arkan¬sas, whick un- prunoui 01 d by mtnlni experts lu b« \ aliialde.

?CABAD1 tM OBEN 10 iii: tMAYER

Bl 11 i.vii.i.k, tint., .I;in. 28..Aboal SOOpounds ol selected spcclanos el rartoas kinda al ow

fran tM mineral region* of ike North nata nat fromI li :s pori i1 si 11 dav lu ll ulta lo, f..r lie fill |io-e nt li a vickthem aesoyed, _________ ______

Titi: GBAXJ) .f/.'/l "/ Till. REPUBLIC.

At nt un, N. Y., Jun. 28,.TIM fiuirtceiitlianani eaganpneal ol ibe Stol tinta Anny af lbs Bipallin- opes* d lo- lav With un nf tendance of nli.ait -!<>.»

delegates and comrades, Including Generals MeQuade,Baraam, Qraoam, I.eat, ¦ Lb uieasnt-OovernorG -n

ersl Bobnaoo, Peel Oammaadec Taaaer, Jndgna MotPOO, Willard, Ililli.ird. and Bibi Ma ol OaMm ina.li¬an addrate of weleeoM to tti»- rlsiloi ii; be 1 leen BoomJiepiirtiii'-nf (1 iiiiiiiuidir Milkia ie responded. I.. UBriggs then made au addr.,aad wai followed bi Cor¬poral 1 Miinrr, ol Mew Yoi.. . baplaiu Poster raadaaoriginal poem, and toe encampment then aeotlatoeici utlvo se.ssKui.

Till: 8PHJGI fi ! STA 11:.

Pbotidbwcb, K. I., Jim. 28..Mr. /. Cbaffoo,trustee, has pre* Bted to ita bis mrs »f lbs A. J W".

apraguf Maoufaciuriag( ompaay, ins snaualstahof the result ol operattom rm- thc year 19T0.

lin net proflts Iron manalaeiurinp wipud toe receipt* limn dividends, rent*, eic., *.>-'.!is7.Tbs net decrease lu liabUltton Wiu$'2!iOfil3. Ue expt elaio pp] :i ii^ i-ikikI on July in vt.

CM1M&8ASD CASUALTIES BJ TBLBQBAPB.a i-nsi t,h 1 m. noubi n

IfonniaTOWX, N. .1 Jan. U8. ie Poet Off!nate Ht Hil* BlsO SAM I'l'-Ki 11 mti :.inl robbed lu»t Bight.

Bl ii 1 m. "I a Mi ci 1.1 POLK 1..

Nungi tuc, Va.. .) an. >. def-il-Foliee Kons<mthia mornlaa blow ont hi lirainawttha iilatel. Caaasiaber¦ minn ul ii".j I ii-Mili'ii.: tuan d»m< -ne ItOUblS*

^ ion r at a i; m.i.Pittptom, Penn., Jan. '-> In an altercation al 1

Inti nt Pie**. Vallei.oeai Ibu place, ni.iav night, U .1

11,11 ley shot and inUllv wouuded Michael l.inin.ti. n»|.-v'in lu Jail.

Tilt; POI 'A-d'.'l PANATIO tBOUT TO BR ThlKH.UaIiiIIAM, Mas... Jan. -J^ 1 tl.. 11. .. Pf I In milli,

thc I* rssin inna ii «|i|t' 01 -iii tor trial before JadMortoo.igtbs8 inreini'court, lo-norroat Qturamg. ile Hid

ptoualili lu s.iit lui iii

AN mi' 1.A nt RM KOI A I II" A X >.. (j,, .lila. 2S. Mis. Joseph l'.|lhol, li,

seveati alght vrsn old, a atdoa, was yesterday ba .1 loilea'li ul in le lin ir. Vvrain un c man li ia *aii|m.<.- nut

I,, ni., in a 'a-r ma-1 cn 11. ii widie sttematiag n> u»,tii ¦-1 li IDM UV A PANAtl] I N

Haupax, n. rt., Jan. 28. Uountv-Counsellor[.,,nm a. i" ti.a.r.e. a aaiu .mil' li « ,- fo ii

il. ul li, li 'sui" Hill 'i.iiriitinr, loan inlles [r on Ha IdlU*upuO.Sd tO llSVi .nilli.it'i- ¦! Hiddle by IhuikuiK Vk Ililli in

INCH Ufo TO Ml IUiK.lt.MuNiii'si, Jan - s -Auihr. I'anasan and his

.ouJoaeph, ol ibo Milo- olnt v,...-.ii hava beea srreatedami li,..iiLiit to rn* COI -.1 Uv Mr*

village, willi ia.Kiii;,' proposals I* ber that shs «mtor i.iistiuiiii. j.'-. ;iii acer*.

¦HOT iiiiAH ai -fi ih-:n r ai.i.v.BTBACtJSK, N. Y.« Jan. 28.- At noon to-day Elias

i: rilli :i it. ii vu a j iii il. in i hardware atora, waa accirientjtlljrahot and inaiautlr kl tower wno was shoot barinapplalol, which ( a e. a Dii( ii ¦¦ ll "a ll a as aol kuie.\utnal lt waa bstosa. Tao tu.slia.itii iinayuojivd.

PEACE IN MAINE.

DISSOLUTION OF TIIK FFSIONtST nODT.AN W'Jol IINMKNT INTIl. Atilt ST.MOST Off TIIK

ffOgaO-fni-bIO RETl'ItN TO TIIK STATE HlU'SK.

Tho Ftisionist lindy hi Maine lias adjournednntil August, hut most of the liicinlier.s willpoon enter tho legal Legislature. MajorSmith will return to hid home, never

to reenter tho political held. Some of theFusionists t-ilk of R-COt-Og u train in August,hut the adjournment yesterday in gen-ernlly looked upon ns u way of let-til-g tho counteil-in members flown

easily. Only one eoinpany of troops remainsin the State House.

FADING AWAY.TM! ffDUOMfgl l!OI»Y ADJOI HNS t'NTIL ACOOOT,

¦VT. MARY Og TU.'. M1MIII KS WII.I. JOIN 1HK

r.KI'CIH.ICANS.MA.li.l! HMITII TBBO08B WITH

Pumics.BoaTOM, Jun. 28..Tbe Fiminnist Loglalatanant

mt Aifoata, He., this morning. In tba Benato Mr.Dibbs moved thn| all roporten be excluded. Ro¬

wen aim excluded from the Hoon,A dispatch to Th* tferaUsays: "The Fusion Leg-

isliitiiri', after a prolonged secret seeelon thia after-aeon, adtonrned to meet on the first Wednesday inAu put next. Many of the memben will go home,imt. In return here befon tbOt 'lute ; ntlieis will ITO

boob lo lin people of their districts lo n hide hy tln-irdeci. mi :is tojoining or remaining ool of thc state

House I.-irislutiire and ot lors will take tin ir Mats

anona Jn-ir ttepnblieao bntbnn. Some of thoc unite,l-in memben will go home, while ot hers willcontest tin-seats of the.r rivals in the Capitol lor

tticsakeot getting- tin- par naually voted to di rentedinti stan! -. 'I wo Fuslonistab -doy appeared la tba

1.Vpn Win m House, :iml uni in ot hers iia vc ex pres . d. heir intention to follow them to-morrow. I heFnsioir.st 'Governor,' Smith, will return to hts

bane in OldtOWU to-morrow, and Mr. Talbot,'Spcakei 'ot itu- fusion Bonna, will also leave foriii/- home to-morrow."A general preoednpatcb (rom Angoatonjai " In

the l'l incus this ilfternootl til" otiin-ion 'i the Couti was Emly rtlprnaard. tba do-bate taking aliot.t the Mine (MM as previoustiilk mn ii the sui j. 11. Bereral of those who wero

ai Bra! in i.mu ot itanding oat, regaidiessot tlc ' a, in hi to their pound.I he inoie conservative membera were Infavor ot jrielding. It was tinnily voted

¦urn until the first Wednesday in AtiKiist Nodivision was called in either branch, and no Dian*ber recorded himself tor or againat tbano "-ure. The proposition was limply <>-cl.d carried, and the r'nsinnial LegiaLaton ad-loomed. Koine Fusionhito claim thal it is theirhom xi parpoM and Intention to meet on tba day

iiml tba! ibej will enter upon heavy cam¬

paign a in k for i in- next election, endeavor to baretv.oi. -.< iiiiil votes- one to be cent to

tin in. to the Legislntunmognind bythe e Mt il ll il! the] Will 111 ike lip il CISC to

iiii-itf thc eleetor 1 I oto."\S n n M in- on isl " (Inverina.'

ni ibe Bnpreme Cooriip, he sani to :i ti" iiil correspond*

A nan t.i. Mi.:|l|a ..ta;

nih ami so io oinii. i tater i eliin--. bavlos

r.ii umstances. t ..'¦

;. .1 \ \\ III now lie n ni lu til'- pei.Ilb I I baw ucl tn witb-

«t md « . n eu ia an

to provoke a utite-t si ¦¦ 'i iv tin-,t nu. tituiK .- * ii ..ai it wiii be essa

I , 'inlv to-.lav" a ii .alii ii -l-.-i a lu .',Um- MK

. ¦'aa ol B ili.i.isitu In IUD :.'! Hu-

a. in..ns the si ita il. u ut I was

I ¦-. ll M .ni. .'na-, al to a hillv. ii i'll i e ld ii ii, i,-. I, .-. in ii to pul us ii tie stole

¦ I it..,nFlail the I

Ile mill .' v -I. li¬ll' i ii I . most ul0 .1 I.- .- I.

:.' ti th

A iii-" .i:it om l'i uland ."/¦'. Era,the leading Orei >acl mite lo I !.¦' de-ciston ot tlc Supi mi Coori and appeals to the

lt also i pnbhsh ade,-1 a ni ion ol the principles ol tin- Iii ,< s. I',...J.'M.Ile-, iii.M il. i. elli Iii

_i.lii. lin,in .11,11 Willi

tin tn."

FU8lON18Tb I" I v ..I IHES'I _TE HOUSE.\i -1 "i mi MKMg tis v. ii «,i\ r i HR Ri hi I

io .-a .\\ i:\s-, arAY Off Iii mm; DOWNttl. ¦>! \ i. ti s u MRI t:-.

Ali.' -tv. hie, .li lv. fe- l.'i -puhiti lins andquite a n a. i.cr ofKim that tue adjourn¬ment of the Fusioiiist body w * the easiest poaaiblewa] ". i tiing down Ibe counted-tn memben. whobare given their onocial sa good deal of trouble.That the Foaiomal Legislalara will never againmeet 11 >- -a\ wdi lie shown to-morrowhv its un lulu rs tabina scats iii the

regular Legislature, The eourn punned was

an indirect hui tn h i of diaaolviog. If tbe membengo homo thej will soon be morned by meir con¬

stituents to look out for important inter-isis coning befon tbe Legislature thia

¦I. 'I'uis will he the lever that willtin- town*, winch iii tiiin will move

theirKepresentattvea. Tba Mate lloiis,- Legisla-11 :.- will dei ne recant -il seats thal an- not now

Blled, liol ie¦¦.. eiee; mus w ill he ordered,Major s-i.iih will leave tor hu.in tba earl,

morning traia to ;it'<'nd to his lumbering baal-tu-ss. He holds the sana- views as eX-

l'i - I in the dispatches hisl ni_ht,a.ul reeomannda the quiet subniaslonofella..I eltitens to tbe "ill of tba Coart, Ilewill i e-vcr agree toa proposition thai Ibe Fusion nt

Legjalatun ball coin- togethi r again.Ol tin l-'iis.on -ona; us who will tiike seats in the

State Hone Senate, the following liiiiy he sn te Ivmentioned: Hasan, Strickland, of AroostookiI hm np-on, of Ki ox | Atwell, ll liker iiiiil Bogara, ofPenobeeot: I.mn,ot somemt,and EMls,ofWaldo. Mr.Patton.of I'euoiiscoi, Las telegraphed to bbl peoplefor inst ructions j Mi. I ';i ri tn. of Sot :u i-.et, will Proli¬ant) ko nome. "Speaker" Palbot nye bacannot toke

ai in tin House, hut M ara. Hobson, Wilson,Loug, Hnsaey, Knowlea, and, in tact, Ina leadingm. n amoog tbe Pnatonuita will corni.inletly to¬

ni..now ami tiike theil seats. Ano.lt (ille-

loiirth will c un" in to-morrow, Rod the re¬

in maier will iro home fol :i brief visitlol.la; and then et.ph will return to maka upn "nt two-th Ird* of tin- entire bomber.

.ba Fusion isl "Mecretars ol Blote," Saw¬yer, has in linn s <i to i tni.i the raluatlooI.ks to tl.|Bce OT IhC Secret: ry of Slate,and it is though) thal lie will ti"t claimio be Seeiiiaiv any longer. Mr. Unite was

unable to be hen to-iiay, bal telegraphsto the Einauce Cominlllee that he wouldread tin- opinion of thc coori and meet themto-iuiiiow. his univ desire bariug boen tu aeonrehimself Him bondsmen againsl loee. The opinionprevails tba! he will Ireelj surrender tlie keys andproperty of tbe I'ri'asary aa aoon aa bli raeeeaaor ia(ia.iiiiie i.iInly one company of militia is now at tho State

ll ui-e. and that will soon tie relieved from duty.lt'sill'- opinion on all eldon thal the ooutoatiaalan ci.(I.

AIiVK i; PROM a GBKENBACE LEADER/ pa a a Litter bp Solos ( pom ia fas anna Harald.Winn nil hone iii recOBTuitk>0 l».v the Court

hs vaunt li it, o' nu- iii -1 ntiiiek Bepreseslativet "jlae" wiia tue Republicans al tbs Bute House, lt puts

tn rest in.- \. tbe qui non ol tbs legality ol lbs LI..: aie. tills i_.i |i -a a, direction of law illili nidi r,Ulai -.Yill (inlet ff..- Si ile. I ail COUTBS Mill lie U 'ollleseeil

In by tbe sober seoond tbouabl nt toe people, sad |_am ISI a.Mi e Mi. . ely of " stick " to t he.mt ide of n c sum- (louee, ii mi Inp on '.> th-- skirts efahostile court. Tbe Orecubscker* inside of the state

lions.., fae tn tin a Willi tile K plltllleiitl.s, Will havemn-ii more powai io advance oin o.m*e tbsn organisednit-it--, aint branded by lbs Bopreme emin hs ii

li ai. ri :i I.us", :u:ni<. tint is admitted le tu¬ttle no Oreeubaeken sn s pawer lo ie pood.

Tue oouiniou-sruse Or enbacker ol the Legislature winc. re lunn way eui bat lo abide bj tbe dsolalunot

I lie M.pula, oil! i. ile'- is I] tel' ¦..¦ il -I li e HI s.-.

TblS will binlsli rroui Ul) sUli- wars ami IBUOlS Bfwars, restors to tbe iieopbsa tieliup of security, ami,,i,. Ha-iv. pt toe ra* buby eparsle like tbs diamond.Winn 1 Have been lu tue SWaasg I buvu hmuKlit up

no chance to cut tbe Mump, and tbe team stuck. Tbsonly way out wns to hltob to the hltirl end of the si. iland haul the loud back. The Supreme Court ls tbestump. Thc nose nf the off mimer ls bann np a.alnstthe Court. The way ou. In to bitch them snare" to thchind bar, pull the lund brick mid then move ou.

MARKETIXd CEXTliAl. PACIFIC STOCK.

COMPLETION OF TIIK NEW CONTRACT FOR Till:

MU OF 100,000 8HAHKH-50.000 RBUBU TOni: sold to-day at thk stock RXC~-t*0~.

fifty thnoaand shares of Central Paeun eteokione-half of that recently boogbt of tko originalowners of the road by ii syndicate of hunkers, willbe offered for sale at IO o'clock this mornina on theStink Rrebange. The contract for the sale ofthe 100,000 shares was completed1 yesterday hy thesi en ti tu rn of C. P. Iluntiuirton and liv the deliveryof the stock sold Outright. The purpose of the s\ u-

di'ate wm to uri ko tho Central Pacific BM activestock on the Kxclianee. Monbon of tba EzaeattnCommittee said yesterday that it would have beenan easy matter to market the stock at private aaleatprices higher, perhape. than would ba obtained Inthe open market, hut th.-ii the purpose of the ayn-(licit" would not be accomplished by disposing ofit in Um manner. Numerous applications fm thepun- ion of tim stock have been receivedby the committee and by other memben ofthe syndicate. Nearly all af thew cannbare been made by aeraona who lionel't the stockfor pernianeol luveetment; tbe majority of themh:ive been al prices above then at which il \s ill beoffered to-day at the opeuiug of the Kx-cbange. Brokers who are not BntOOg tMinbacrihen to tbe syndicate s:iv that thenhas been recently an active inquiryfor the sio.k, hm that then- wan little afloat in themarket; tbat bide of 95 and 97 had berni madeon tlusfloor ot the Eiobange, hut that no sales bed boenmade even af ''owe prta s. In p circular letter thecommittee, which con.isis ol B. P. Flower, J.D.Prince and .J. D. Pro tat, has annooaccd that tbastock will be oi)(iid at a scale of prices rangingfrom 80 to 84, and thal "tba atartiug prin ia pur¬posely made low- m order to gin ample opportunityfor profit to porchiBroken generally expressed the opinion yester¬

day that the stick would be sold viry rapidly, andthat tho opening of Ibe dealings on the t>tock Ex¬change would be the scene of couaiderabls exeito-m.nt.

" Il will he the Qatekeet man." i-aid DanielH. Retch, of Hatch & Foote, who anmemben of tbe syndicate," and not the bigheatbidder who will at cnn this stock,"Harvey Fisk, ol' Fisk di Hatch, saul that the firm

had targe orders for the purchase of the stock, andthat from the inquiries that had been made babelieved thal other Hi uh had received atmibtr or-den. He roparded tbe stick aa un excellent Invnt-mont, likely to poy regularly dividends of at lent»!per cellt.A member nf tim Executive Committee said

that be bad no doubt that toe sec¬ond 50,000 shares would ho called within;i few days, and tbel the syndicate would he closedwithine month hy theeale of ;n<' eatbrc amountIKnight.A -online to tim annual report of thc company

tbe debts on January 1. is7'.». were$82,772,90097,ucl ml u:: United States subsidy bonds amounting tof_7,85fl,680; the Besets anion tod tot187.A0S.0_4. Intin- st itement the value i the ornpenjrs landa was

estimated :it abonl if'-' BO an pen. I he average pricereal ind In kite yean 1ms Increased largely, andbaaed on thal obtained m l^T* Ibe Taine of thelauds would be over three tunes as large na theeatimeted value then given.

mn ira uv.

HORACE THOMPSON.Horace Thompson, ot st. Paul, Minnesota.

om-of no-most prominent npltobatool toe Hortaweet,nt .! inddenly "f plcuro-pni nmonla yeeterday aeea alt ie PUtb Av.-llUe Hotel. He came Baal BbOUl two Wi ksago, inti inline to enjoy » tow month*' nopin from toa

Ifa. Wm ii In- a fi .ut. 1'aiil ho ra ap-

p.ireii'iv ia tn ben of health* bot ea ¦atooeay Mst in-

j,, ip Unaly tokea ink, sod thouin hts iliaan was not

KiDtMlereU dan«-eroa* at first, be «r»w wonie rapidlyuntil vestenlsy. winn br died.Mr. Thenpna m ban in Pouitnev. Vermont, tn

1828, bul cally n ta ired toOeorgla, whan aa livid untili s,-,(i, iu toal jaar ba weat to flt. Peal, whenn anremained ever siaes, and 'Mn re pp Rpg eoan tu ho re¬

garded ss the leedlna tooker ef thal etty, aa ! sus 11 toe.: il Dtlsl li.i ll In till Si lt( M BBS - UVhe fell tnle.I tb* Mist Hit na il oink ill the North We

( i.i r- .:-. ni »:. Psul.and si tbs inn. ol hisT . pti ti-tlt Ul ll 'VII ed O'li-fl ill nf l-l (tOCk.

ii :i .ri I ul :n"

'.iiiiil.., m. Iowa Mild Wisconsin. Ile waa inuei, nu--. ,1 i: r III 'ii altair-, a .I lo lils i, ll ;. _

t Cbureb ol Hi. Paul ts ebiegy iBdebt-ed lor I- e Ii » ii'- h '- "HS "t .'i-e. I fin el ii a. i.nais

tare In thu Bt-te. He lesves s wile, au adopted... r anil wo -ol all of cl.uni ii ie u-ii|i,i prof ni. il

for, tn- wife -i daiiabfer wen with Him at the timea N \ ark wMb toe n m

,-\. ni:.. -. .. I' il. I hy uni I.- mi a: Kiicbcstei bi'Hilts ol si.

Paul, .uni tin' funi" .-.I el l i.i place on Bundey .it tin-ipti burch el teal el'y.

.i PAWXY I if \si:.

[nt ti LBUUAPa Ri t;ii: ll nu R

Annapolis, Md., Jud. 28..Mina fanny Clmae,ii el Samuel Cbaw, of Mai v.uni. one of toe

rs of I he Lase) trallon ot Indep ndeaee, sn _is eftile I.ile .1 le.ul.ih I air', li distinguished JadgS nial

j inst, died bi I-- lo d i>. sin- wm tbe poaaeasac af son-...... wealth, wbicb tbs come Into p<.talon ol

tbrougu wealtb) relatives in KnctandL Bbs was htgbJye.-ti i lind by tin lill il- Ol -'no.

ur. i: wa. OF BnVWBOBOUOH.London, .Int. 29.-John George Brabagoo

Ponsonby, Earl ol Bessboreoarb, I* dead. Etawm hanlu l KW s d succeeded to the title In l -17.

ritot i;s-m: DKUILL.II vi ii vx, N. s., .Jan. 2eV.Profeoaor Demil!,

of im lahousiii Col rge, sntbor of iiu> .. Dodge lab " eadBtber work*, died bore to-day siter a sheet lllaees fl m

.tlOB Ol the I'I'.'-"'¦

A. S -Tl 1.1.MA V.

II At; ir »i.i». .J.in. 1^. .Ally ti S. Stillman, eg

Maror,ead lo1 punt years tba th-t seleetana of tonilill IO I ly Bl the .lue ...- e'_-lltv J ears.

WILLIAM H. BHBWaTBB.Boston, Jun. L's..Willi.un ll. Brewgtor, one

ol ile- proprtetoi i "i in- BntoN imrrtirr. died ai New¬buryport, Uses., IBM Bight, M.-hud reen rn il healthfor some linn'. ____________________

A BROOKLYN i III l« ll IS TROUBLE.

ntl P1OT0* OP tin T'OtruNs avi.nii: OOHtl \t iona r i nt tu ti ni sn; ss aim it: a pas nu: Mi¬

di I ss iiA\ A Yt Alt.

The Kev. Samuel ll. Freeland, who a littleIbm tu.hi a yaw ago wm sailed te tn pastorate af toalampions Avenue Coaengatioaal Church, lo

Brooklrn, <m Baadai nenmg ofered hit re-

s!_nit:inu, Which Wis incepted ill il ¦BBtUg of

Hie ituircii ami Society on Keaeay analog,A Tumi tu; nportercalled laatereatog epeatto Ker,in-, j. m. pnerwood, i» presatnent anntof aftn Bneelyp Presbytery, and] ono of tbe oppon-

iiits of Mr. Talann. on kn ban for two

ni tt.rec yean a ngubu sttoadaai (uiih<>u_h eat aann*tn nf tbs TonpkUJS Avenue (hurcli, and from bim oo¬

tannat toe following ¦tatoanei bi rennan n toa saanof tin Kev. Mr. Fret land's resignation :

" gol quin' I Var Iga Mr. rrcelniid, wini WM theil Nt

le.sion, win* iriveti a uoanliiioiiH cull, mid lils salary was

lived at-si,(lim. Then had ben a Ranker nf candi

liatM lielore toa <'hurt li, and there WM mjnio

np; osltloii nu tho part of ell or ie Vc ll to

eslUoa him. hut lii-verthelc.ss the call wu*

liia.li. tmardioniis. mid Mr. Fret laud was tfiven tho

privib)gael toritng mich abenkoaaod paatannneta.sr to aenaen tn anaetl wkteh ikaoM mutati him

His bnnttothn iM ROt tako place until pennimonths afterward, and ton ka invited to the enact!only tbOM churches connected with tho ManhattanAssociation -Dr. atom'sB8d ol hers -and miine cluirchcsin conn, client and Massaehuesns. Ia asakmeaa nc)mate ia ihe renipta and eipenan tor the comingyear, tile IrUStCM ncentlv illscoveicd lh.it therewss :i prospective deficiency nf tTHiKi aihuktluee WeeM iKO tocy called Mr. Fne'.nial ie ii meering of tn Board, -mid a«.cd Runto rellnnnltb -ikmi ol inn nwry. Tie had alreadyfolBntaruy atveo up *4<io durina last ynr, andeeoc tu tuid lion would leaiie a quarter nf

Ids sahul. Me said _B could lint accept tiltsproposition, as ll would eoeapeB hts services before tbscongregation and pal dlebouor Upon hun. Tln> Insistedopiili their deanna, mid Mr. Freeland took tuts to be thu

exp lon of a desire toal he should resin.1'lae church ls divided on the Him ehcr q:i< -ntlnll, wha-li

has separated into toe di.tlad fm tnu^ tia-1 '.n i,re_a-llolnil elllliclli' ol' this illy lind ll.'nok ll Q.

pastor pievluiii lo Mr. Prei laud was tm- Rev, Dr. C. 1>he'iinei. who waa annuled la iw77 ap aoouncii in winciMr. Reseller too* a Rtadlag pori, »nd pr-.-ai ben tbe in.ntilUatloll ncl'lll'lU.

lAtvixiua r kum aiskuaij.

OEBMINT DISTBUSTuTG BUXBIA,TnE WKICIIIS POO Mit. KUIll.1.AKI.V Iln|;sES _,N.

N<»f.V('!.Il-A RI '1 Igggfl I. IM'JKIXKM' I*nurapofrrtvo moat.

In Neilin, a Upsn*Og journal admits thal the pro¬posed increase in tho army results from di sf runt of_bn_a___ I he we ci, |. wbteb Mi. I on!l .rd', in mp imIIhave to eerry el abe Banna Spring Meeting an bo*bounced. A Fr RM anni has Rimed ,t HavreWith the eareaasea of ULOMO sheep preset v cd by »¦ow aroona,

MB. Li (KI Ll ABD* RMJRM Alll.«»\|(.Lo.li in. Wediiesdiv. Jan. RO, 1 .«<»

Tlie woighta nt tnt hg-alarap tMOg al ide¦peon Rprlne Mi etina are announced. Far Ibo face farHe City and RabMtJM Hand MO, v. bl h -.viii like placeon Tanadoy, tn ll I al Aiirll, Mr. IV I. nilatdV nitreswilt corry wrlabn m Mlowei noon aeMtog 1

(aged) will eerry tn top oaarot, ito pewena aaa] hanyear-old hay Boll l-'aiseHolii placed third on Ila- list eltki-'i nciitid'. Uta Mon yate ali -natani eoM Mi < luke,II _.-.i a '.iii pian,.l.s ; tRfM JTP1 PJi kOJ nit Ililli I i

ton -v ar od rbeetnai tiny My Dpew. til aeoasbi. apb:M.li a-.i 1.11 ., n pg] id- <oi.1.Uh'. OJ pound.;r< i: ai.! ra.--am cdt RTalnanan, *.»i paaonlai timi-yen- Ul bal 111) Nereid. »'.! ]> annis, :niil toni -vci.r-.lddu- unit nth p ippooae, ss pumpa*

li r Mn- rae NUT tbe Mieui Muley liam! oap. wlilcllwill eulin tr mi n il i>. Atir-.l 90, I'.role _j hpOOd mi

-'. wiln T..I ia.mids. Mmtake i« pirBU 90 PW.ls]sn Diuee tu puned*; WaHea.telu ul i-n-. sad.Ni iii S'.l P'lUllik

'ia-1-ne for tin- 1'riiiee of Vans' RtahM, wbieka lb roo ea tn wai day. Parole ie oral m toe l»,WU 144 pi um lu. pad I'n -i-t a secoBU, witt 133 1-.11..1-MUtake!«b*iTea 110pounds) Km'-N*.m Mam. lospoiuid.eacb; Ueraidne 107 pound-; V. a lei -nm luA

15 Nereid 103 pounds, awl Pappeoee 10*2 p1 ila race f r Ula Great Metropolitan Ifakea, walch

wi H nam oil on Wi din via >, April 'J 1. Mi. P ii..Hon's.: iii li iv ol! Isi iniiilj. fli'-t OU tia- Ist.witb

I'M ililli.t.s, ami Mr. I*. len iIIhkI'm K.tl_rllo thtrl. Withi_t munis. Aeeepunr 1. niusl tn- ucl ucl iii peatIII -dui te'.! limy :i; Ihii- are Inti 11.un. naliatm iii si race, ."ni im tn- >i eon I, .">1 mi tbe tm.1, uml ;i_lal the Um.

why QEBMAKT U \l BIKO.lil lil is, Wrltin s.'.n lan. §$, |s-n.

The National /litiinj, in aligeneeMbJ th. pee>; Rn rs isa el toe ..i .n>. ni«:

1 a-'.-i anni Nallan is _lnio»t uiuiriltuou- la itn.it>-I ri. val of i'rluee liisuiaii k's rrsolBUoa to r.-l't Len¬in,vi .n as san a- it sui. 1 11- s.resent ipaattvain,d pggresalve nwer. As rel Uerauav pnpermft eu.Uv reliiin.iH wi'ti nftl lal gussie, BUI Kui. |m. eauonlyM ti.m Hi.ii i|rn ..-I ky aster1teas in iu« pincea bi bus toe Muses of tn r saltation han- pioci

- .,r |. a. e iio'u tbs I'.ui-i-i*!! pu is oagul n nereceived with (teat sattofaettoa, k«rt H nan uoibeinr-1.-H- b Uiat it .a inure eitK) toexclic teen MM I' pacifythen.

AK.Il'MINiJ CAULK KAUl..iM"i>. \Ve.lne_day. .1

Tao i'iiMiiritr tins __oroiag nye 1 M_aoonja>-eui,ul\.-s ot the Krui 11 faille a. 11 panv are pan neco-

v. tn tin- aaatte Ap p arf for tberitetiti.it! ef toa 3 ehilltnn torn*, if nu su-wiuf-nt lsreaeued, Mn .\ti_io-.\ii.i-iiiiii Qanppojkant a

sixpenny lang on Preaeh auatoesa Iran Um l-t or P0k>r.niiv ia x , slid on all li.-mi .-mi..-ii the l-n-in-b 10m-

pani's Kbb ii-ii con..i-i lea 11 m.nie."

AFGHAN HOSTILITY IO TIIK BBiTISff.LuiiuiR. Tfednsgai. Isp. - IMA

A ilisnntcii fruin LdlBOtg to lld linly A<sttlBR Al rfi in "sirdars li ..if milorfd

Ibe Ko,1 .tunis to ef i-i ¦'¦:> I" 'h. I.-.'iii. Thea ol Bs ck -en .- word tti.it sis ers

preparna au capt ditton Bgalaai tbe in

liiK MLAMIK HOLLAND DI8ABI l l>.I.., Mus. RT| .'in -dal .1 M

The Niltiollill I. tie sicatncr ll-ill:iii«l. l'i|'«reran, koon January gi tor Mea I iw. nan

tiirti-d to QMeaaaewB. tovlag beetankwm u aix) mm vaot "i Iknknt,

AN l.Xrr.KIMi:.M IN MKAT (MM. 1

Lowooa. Mi toeodar. ie en,The Fro no li steamer i'ur.-i^iiuy h.. RJTtl <l

at U.v?^ Hom Hmitli Atmrn-1 willi 1 -i.ii---Berri .i i>y toe frlgoriee pewee ia.

A BEW-TOBI IUNK (I RR tl .!>.;!>.I.-.- 1. .si --.I.

Tao st'inddid's eon lapoadealperts tba) acnirknall w-Yerk ian'. ledwitb fso.ooo, bas beta ¦.' -:"< la Pan* il at0.000,.., hi.noa. Tia- cl rk states Mal h. I.¦." *¦ .ooo lu

Kl ... Bl .-..lillian.p.un.

PREFABING FOR IHR PBDft'B'W I/H WB.Ottawa, out.. Job SB..Loral Lone _ni

sinn love fm iljitfjx at ._' o',-io k t li\ le neel r

1: .\ 1. Utohacas, Protean Loause. aatosatlan ail tm

ni-t tn- t.ei: tiieropk ss, gorti anpno hm! iinsOanaa,pudav eenauasl efl 1 Iel 1 Alheit victor ead Oeorge Prcsnrnk, nen ef tbi Pt*.f

i.- mi 1....ii.i. Tiler.- oilaf ronan(,ft!.. \s .-I lu lee! present to Iske part la ito nti..11 um ti cxpeetedl. iiaaoer Una 00 tn antarrival ol thc Prim

QKNEBAL QB__NT8 CUBAN iori.'.

HATAVA, .lin- 'J^-lii in r.il Or.iut ami partyal'i'iiil d Hu' Ann rican lireils la-t BBgat, and hil for

inVa Ita Alida MU' uornlli_. They v, ll protiahly re-

ui-i, I. Ila'.'a: 1 on Satur !a\. The K urnedtoaatotoOn nittnootot ins pnaatok af noarna>litton up.niii- leentea af toa pawa stoat's ooy. It is-a thal Meaera; Ml ant wnl not SW lo N 1 1. -ill. A11inaber ol illpbl -.ksi.rlkguake weiwleltnanVuelta Ai'.') yi -t. rdav.

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FOBKIGN NOTES.Uwimw, w, _ .'.a.. gao. M, l^io.

Tho Ren-hsta; 1. sann aed n aanl n toaJJabefPsbruaiy.H.. Adniiiiisir nive I'aim .. .1 -¦ ipi

tai nf Mel 'iivni. ns noa atirelj deon nd PTm bin for ihe ponkan of tn ReaRnalaa r4tiwavi

bymonti hasii n a iopicii in M.- ChasBbw si i>.-iu»UM.

11,, goenes Rtoaasshlp Onapaay Intend to anni s

heaw nnh tiiiuiy Iroin lVrii for lin- iotMllM it ibt-I- aan I.Illulia.rm /. ¦¦/..' Masnassd Mom to-day sarsi MM< keel

tii.it .1 Meld lim- <f steeenn ntwen ll lngrn te 1 -t ties is ouBtenplano,"The rtanFl Parh Ma_enub *ays the Ooanrenattal

tienevu, wim wen- coiidcmu. d lu default in 1M71, an11ho.1t la nu ct lo seoal hw tn propriety of suiici.dcriniiReninlves 10 stead irtol bj tortsTM -ti .liner Mralbli veli, nf 2.-lilli tulls, ba- al :ncd at

Gibraltarftost _g_nalte,n kn oap n ia ad.m. withan i-xiieriinetital run:" nt fresh meat Ifl *.<¦> .-. tlftyIiUIIocKh and nfl ral i.iindicii head ol StoneThe medici! men iii Madrid d ff.-I d about the mental

eoadltioaot Kim '«i-. (Here Ueaninvtn w ali berei lille, some s v la.lt In- ls s«ln. walli- iii. rs rtilBlBBStn.il ac ls ai mine- .le. His 11 mt. Mn ri lure, w | I I

i,,, s.iiiihui (Ciitisi rv.iiive). un mini oi t.. 1; ano ofCOnann fer L ve ip et, addi, rscd .. anal C .« na ti vu

uiccitng herc last aigbt la napert el the <.iv.tirsian', ll lie fOI Mle se lt III tile llollne Iliad Val .lilt 11} MlOdeath nt Ml Jo Hi loll.

ike ftssn'sBerilu eerreepeoaVal tnink* Mar.- unoteat ili.it Mi- c ..ni- uipliiti .1 . sf tot I'm-

crewuti will Mts mi si el, bnanneh »* ni other..anns unanimously oekm aUdga ino neaautj of tbeprop s <i Inen »« .¦' tee -rwy.

TUE slEAMSIill' I.ol Isl l.V.t.

Ni \v-Oi;i.ka\s .Tan. RS..A «lt>i»;iti li fromCaptain ii.i<ir, of the stl unled »'eaiiis|ii(i I. u ii

»ayK: "Hum- tiim wu evaanori -.>" tan of Mn aaagw to

llgbtea Ibe shl|i. Can univ PM Inrbtcrs If weather should

n ciini. i'n _hMer kw ken. Inoneen oaas ta KortLad*. Wi'd Hve >uip." llgtoR PM I f" tbe

ri lief of lilt steal.'!!' A lal-r .|s|,,i,|, fiann I mUlll<;,i_.r stans teal be rzpeets toloil tin- ilraatei un mahmle to-hiKi"- The wat. r ls nt. h. A lli_c parl of ibecargo ha* kina taeeeestalli lightsmt.

THO hlA.lli.Ls oh LL.0,

__AOTOV, Penn., Jan. 28..At a meeting ofthe tm e s pi I, storetn«sMrg 10 .tav. tn Mem ot

LL.ll. WM eiinferr..! upon Mle lina. II. erv (Irecii. of

thc Rnpr ni c..mi of Pi Baaylvanto, aodj the HerAlonso i.ai", vie. -luisidi nt sf MssbluglM C_tWga.lVllt.s.VlMllll.l.

77//. KB OB the nthsos MOVlXm,

Polv.iiKKKPsiK, N. \., Jilli. 'J.H..Kciuirtafl. lil .. »M-\ IMf toOl R He I' .. m tie i».| I. nu tbe

univ e. Asl .ina' and two karan aaOBBl RM Ik t. i» aft «|s

hoou. mid a .loop ;a.ncij neilla.