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Vo.'XXXl.N?-9,684.
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NEW-YORK. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1872.
PRICE POUR CENTS
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LY\?u LAW is TBI CAM COLO-?T.
IXiMiiN. W.sltn si!.,\ , !? 1' T, :-'..
Advises fr?.m tba Csp? ?.f Good Hops r?i?n
agmi tkai n.. iwflH sa* m*a_wra? thai
MM* ro Mid nbBortOS BW ?I 'Ull.v ocrunvr,..- ; ami thai
u*. n-sidsni?, sssss oattsaas aas eshaastod, hove
taken the IBStalS tb-lrowi) l.ini.1. ami BIS B? OCUtlna
twv. ou .i_.-ii.iers. A re'i?-! bus Wer,
inaii^foraiia?!.! flaaol poBea _-_?-. oad tie oaxtataasiar
?iii take "i?: n. jf.TKiii.-i.ta" *'f aslsad men.
M'A IN.
- i TH'"'!^ FOR CTBl.
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FI..VTI.
t * UTOLI ?I"'? APPB1 III \OM'.
POBT-A-U-PaiBCB, Jan. 24.?(nil. SflloiDOB
|l< : n! IWOraod '?" I", ?rt :m -1*11 r 11 ? . i.HluaUirli tM i.u* pro*
? ? dort.
A iffsBStaa -1 " t t'-'l .'ft^r the s ffr hai '"-'?n Rath
, . ? ' . t- !_ |.'"<i :-...?.
... _ _
SAM?) DOMINGO.
ABOTHBB BXTOL1 IGAIXffl BAEI
Bavto Homimki, Jan. W.?Th?? revolt of the
anssfSavoaeta aad Qaoyafcla la casflnaofl- it i :
IhetOea Phaoata has socaalaadaatnaaIssso.
/ n* thought tn lie saflkdeatlv .fmntr tn
? ?? i- ? ? ? ' Ti'a. t'.'iiairt" .' v thdrawol ol
. a ?.i lia- -u.1.1 Raman i ii r.'i Inn d.
fBNEZITELA.
i uyi.i.i TiovAHY' araoaanoui CAPrrnr.D?
I mi OF THE. w ah.
?TBA. Jan. 2?.?Pr? siJt-ut Guzman
. will. -.(.10 men BllSBBed Hi?" strnniihol't of the
lapc-M thsaa t" ahandaa it. tik?
n?.. au. "i*u lost too int!, iB-tadlaa t-Slr kadsr, the
MBBSBOMdOa ' . '? ?- B'-nrral that tin
..?i ? _
CUBA.
Tun samsn bchooxxb cat
ORBW i:i i EASED.
fli\*.s\, I -'t'li. ?.?The I.riti^li s. luioinr Lark,
i towod ?ni" MaaaauUla. Boloima Si Mr.
? of Mant-raoBsy,Jamaiea. Bbeasa oahorva.v
: i.iii., fur Um r'trpo^ of I?'1-"
. ?:;(?.! ici- l. .-. a'iriii drove tha Laritoa
t, where she was srlasdaad towed lato
u.: t... ..... ranner. The
:i ,!:iii, ?jut \\<rr r. teased
itaaes "t the British O-Bsal-Oeaeral.
? i. .( i il that the Lark is not it
I m la-l.-i uiiiii r.
- .1 fu i.iti (leaeral, Paaanova, tm
l .,(? n .;? <?;. -,i .!?? avii.i. Aa arrival from
.- ? ? ? i: rinds )i_s !?<?. n ,i|'i"
: ? s , retari i l Leastii u, and
T'i( v &r.. nil !,, n ,,
?? r ? > i-.. i... im irreetilar waatber prevalent retarda
.
Iil?: REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
U-ii BE OB TUB CIT1 ?'1 <i.\X\?'.\ BT THF.
C. VEBKMEK1 FOBCE8?AN Al?il Ml ST IB THB
' i . HI \f. .loi l;\Al. ruli ( OVTI.f \TKi\-KAII.
! UK 01 an ATTEMPT TO CBBATB M'!TK\I.
TEBBITOBT BT A COALITIOB <?K THREE sTATKd
IN IT IK IMI.IIK.-I OF LERDIBTAS.
IF'"im TSR RBQI LAS .'OKK l.sl'o.NLihNT OF TBB TRIHI'VE.l
M xi?'??. Jan. 18.?<iu the 4th in.st. Gan._Ua*
Una av nt ffiti i!k- .Ni'ii;., : ir (liixscit, Mio MlOWlOB
ii'iMtrit t?. Trhaatss. frosi win. h ;.:,i<-<' Usaa tr.-tri?
ai'.u'i t?y telearaph la this ttsrltslsa tin? ?th lust:
* P>T*sru*,l ni. iil-iii of .?is?! iitiuns at ll o'clock at niglit
to?tt_ckO,iita<a. I Sas iufnrni.d of t!ie ?liRtit of the
SMBB/sakafarl <?f aa totes,aa4 tha < ..i.a.c.1 <>f tue
na-seat Oasnsn placed htasaaM at my oni.T-?, wit? o?
' of that ff-.nm.nt, tucludt'.ii; invalids, nuillrry in. n,
Bud ?tune tiftlc. r?. Tlu-reni-oii I nccupicd the capital and
tt, forlH wlil.-h itnard.-d it; all the artilh ry, tnsterial,
t?f war, ami pisvtstsaa which were abandoned l.y the en'
etiiv In 1:1? flight 1.11 lntn my koais. I ordered Mm to
i* Bsaaaafl la 1rs dtnattoa M Par? Aoget, as it u certain
li?. ha?, lafeea that road, ?ifli' hdl) I trau-ir.itphc requisite
dtapat.-liea. I Militate the CltlaeS PKaMsatand the
B -rerof War SB IBs tBHSlsa tlss al IBs revoluti,m in
m* *"""?" ' "Miii-ir.ni, v.liich wa-pl_.-ed
by Its Colone: at the orders o. Ooa. Atetatre, SOeapled
t:?. mnoi Ossaasl al .-auto Daariaaa, in Oaxaea, bat up
toUtisflin.' mm Ana M Trustworthy iiif(,rrnati'?ii as to
ItestMi aaaaaettoa tool pteea, Tn. shsve tei.-irrani
UrasaaoUsatoa __a point. Bal,appaisatly.taaas?
testtsaefthlsOaloacl from lassassi of DteseaaaaVl the
I of Santo DaastBSO to be plac.-l at th"
di?i???_.i of ajotaos ; in asaaeajaasas, tho rest
of tbe ^-arneoii l?took H_a_B8Bhrsa to flight.
T.e ?ffl,-i.,i aiapalefe of Gen. Alatorre, n-Kitrdiiig tho .m
?? iMtion of flax?*??, has not yet appeared, but a private
-*?tt>'r from il.at, ?uttol gttm the following deUlls:
te^t^wrAlty of Pea. Kncha was tho fir.t to otaaaal
t?-.f ba-fiu.-ti?. f.? tificaUoas. (Jen. Alatorre ordered
tin uiouiit?iii., m of O-?-cs, commanded by Ftdeaclo
ti. rasades, to eoiae down, with the object of employing
''"'?"' ?' iheraand U? make a rec^iiiiiois-niii?- ; ami
SM. SBrtsral. with a U??!y of aapja-rs, rsoalvod orders to
??-lire potseiwiiii, ?f .oui- hl.?, k. ..f hon. <?_ and to pene
irsu-a? far a? j?(a??iM,. without Inciirriii*; tbe rl.k of
soi if in? Baa of rot-not eat oft Hut notluiiK of this
o*, necessary, f_r tbe uiom, i.t tluil th? narri_.ui noticed
n*?? nioi.it. nuuflaa of truce was s.-iit with a dooo
m?.'td?-tiaiiufct)?at ihe brotlu rs JDlai hud abandoned
u* city, and that the ifarriaou, without
say conditions, p_?_?..-d lt?^lf at tl.?- dlapoaitlon
a ti?. Vadsral Uovsr___aanC F.hx Ulas took the dlic.
""U of Xnio. U?v.iird T.huatan, ran-} nur with
"in a f. w n? i, of u? BisteiB-il Se I.ibi.*., but at the
?ii.tame of a e<,u.,i,. ..f leagues he chauged hi?. c?nir?-?
'"?art1 1'ort Aiiicel. This Keiglment of UhMOhas been
oi.i.ai,deai -, several of tha asea have sorrenflered them
oa.r? *rv In cone? aiment. Mnuy of them SOTS
XL t **ri.' 'ir'' "'tun,l"Klo tl" it homoa.l? . an?- tl..
r? it** Ul,t l,roe?'?-aUi their ?x?mpi.m.?iin. ?lm.
l? ?in "?arch*d iii pursuit of tho fugitivos, but I belie vo
or ?Ul not come up with them."
It Is r_pi?rt??d taut boo Porflrlo Is In the monutiilns of
Osjaca. m th.- dlres-tiou of Hoyaltei?ec or Tuiu.j?er ; that
hlsttM-oit k? |? .j Kl<* ?t?te, and that hei? iiursued by a
f'lroe ol mountaineers. But In reality there appears to
be lit?? known, with certainty, aa to where be Is. In
??"* /?.ario Ojictal ot last night appeared a notable
pvagrapt. gmtm tbe beading of Question of Patriotism.
The write, BStBI ?i.vt-u the actual situation, what
'..a* ixiu ratflris Illazt He pay* a Just tribute
to the ???.t .?nu,,, of I'orllrio uud of many
f Ws foili.wir?, regr. U that meo ubo inl-?lit
""fui,t.. tli.-ir ...uiitry. are Pl.-utifving IflMS
si ?:...'. i, iri,,.. n,- tu. t? proc?-?".? lo say that,
b' the _r?t aajTS "I th< ?,\ olutloii, Iliai mi.ht bS I. Bosta
?M!?er?_u:> isHsiaStli IBs vasssBsd by the, BMflarity
?f theiountri '.,i.,.o(i.f|iut. II u'.otliei ba>. - . i. | I
m!kt l_an.ai.U:i.M?,fc.?(i?t H ?tea of Mc o, _Udal| ,
M(.r??l(?at, without finding ?ympathv In tin? clilren?
a?!h? ?tout from tin? army, and after bin p.an ?if t
Noria lin? hSS n generally condemned, with liN laaaas ?1
fouled ii.i.J 1? a\ ?i rl lost, hi' tlllltt DOW .?<*> that Whilt t
rouiitrj ?1? -in n above all tilinte4 1" PeaOS, aiul that 1
attempt al revolution cannot pssatMy tttasspk. T
writiT fuifhcr raaerta that tiu? eaaee of Doa Parirte
nut mu? requiring a deeperate obotlnaey for it? ni.mit
niiiu'c acuiust ,i!l ultst-u Un, but that now i.i tin?! In
?vli.it Dtea ami hi? fricnils tn iy gtftt an example ?if pu
riotl .n b] !.i\.. g .luv. u tln'li' ??iiiiK und t-diiiiiii.i'iii?. i
ward tbe paelfioatloa wad piaapsrltj af tbe soaatr
mi .lili-at the sane __bm the i-u- iiitiL.? ?>f ?mon fr.iti
? ??"!. Tin? writer befan as if denlgnlng to write
.llaij'.e |.,i'.i_l.i[i!l; bat, -tlllllli.ag With 111?? _ lltlji'.'t, 1
..... il an Importan! article, whleb is a ?direct appe
#t.?t!i(t patriotic watlnaata ol Dtss ?nut lut titra.
ta lai do? u their arm. for thi- good of t?ic.r ?omit?
. ! In remembrance of distinguished ?erviraa whk
in. ? n ndered i?. tt in other dava. Prraldenl .luau _ am
iiMvc i.e. n privy ic ii.c )iiil>lii ritii.n of this article, .tml
el taut, iiaivi takes pari in It? composition : aad
i .-.?rt-.iiily doe* licuor to In?, heart and tob
' patriot!, m.
?i. u. lion Pararlo Olas had gieeBpeeadge thiaaahaa
nd, aad hi?? iir.ithiT K?iiv. who in a moal nm imp
lout t ti . na Governor ol Oaxaea ha? use! lit? resonrc?
ofiiiii -t.i'??. ai'.i I tin? reputation of Don Porfirio, tof?
ii? nt aad protect the soirll ol revolution in all |>tirta? ulit?
ivs No? the i?? us of rebellion in Oaxaea lira been d
i?tii.yi'.l. ami apparently nothinjr of Importance will r
main, Ihn party of Don Sebastian Lerdo de Telada d?
?ire.i to form a coalition of tbe Btate? of han I.u
r? oai, Qnanaluato, Micho i< an, and Puebla aa a oeutn
body, which might __? ?iifiUh miy powerful, bj takln
advantage of contingencies. i?i Impose ibelr will ..
ImiiIi JuanvtSS and Por?riataa, and Hium tmn
Lertla Hito power. Is ardei to ? unit? nut tin
?chema, lien.Corel! .with tberet;ii.oream'?iita deatlnc
for the relief of Saltillo, wa? detained i.? Jnareiln Ba
Lola Potoal In order to be able to deabire tiiat State ii
siege, exercising ttuis the extraordin?r) power? ?
were granted lohltn by ?Congress. Through the fallar
to n.-titoi.. ?'.ar.Tlit, fciiltillo wai '..-i, imt the State o
s -u Lull Poto?! ?11- sainad. Tua Proi lalonal Uovernoi
lien. Dias de Leon, proteated ngainsl tho ?tala oi ?tog?
at ?I with Ihe ?State tarn ? i? ircit? ? Into tbe Territory u
(lusnajuato, expecting t?? receive tli?'? ?^:]??t.-iT la bl
?i? il nu-c ti! the meneares of tin- Podara! Government
Bui ahile ?Oen. Coronal rom Guadalajara moved troop
roa becoming strong m Han Lui? i otoa
??a i overnor ol Qoeretaro,who lis lu favor m .lu?n.
i ,'i;t?! ralaed -un? leut forera lueruab the attempt ut mu
luiit.ii in lii? St.it?: I?M it v.:.s known t lut t in esaSe
? need tho Government would oaiiai Rocha to return fron
Oaxaea with I.OOO or _.i?.i ?men tit cooperate in r??
I duclng Guanajuato to ?.i??-?li<?iu ??. In view ol thon pre
ii.'i-.-it. i'ii-, Uu Governor ol <? auajuato pradeutl] ,i?>
, hiaiiiic.i from fit m-- anj lupport to the riiia.ci.-M (;??\
cniui of sun Lula Poto??i: aad tin-? gentleman, iimim.
hniiseii iaolated start without tbe meant ol paying bu
force?, waa obligedlo place them al thedlaporalol lb?
Mnii-u ?? ni War on tbe tthinst. In thi? manner the at
tempted coalition of tbe l^? r.itKtTi States was ftus
bated. Th?. Governor o? Puebla, in thi preaencool nu
meroua Federal fori es in in.s p ciniiy, could not mani/eal
hostility, and the Governor of Mieboaran ir? a lawyer .?t ?
pacific Datare, and neither <>t tbem eeuhl eon
promise tli.ir Btatea in tbe quasi rebellion, without
ibe nippoti ot Guanajuato and Ban Lola potoal,
The ?i Ti?i?.-ttii.-t. t Gen. Eitrohedo were with the l_r
ti.-'.i-, but In order to avoid eompilcationa be, a short
lime ago, obtained leave of almeno? from ua?- Gov?"ruor?
?in if Bau Lui? Poto?!, and m.?. i.? i?ii\,ii.? rltlsen,
? ??.ii?- In !-.tu Miguel Allende in tbe st.tt of Guana?
junto. President .In nil? on the ii?;ii iii-t, named Licenci?
ado i1? n Mtgui i ? ...-ta?i l-i-ot ...oii.ilGovernot of tbe st.ii??
of Oaxaea until new elections eaa eo held there Gen
Rod i, on his return from ?Oaxai i, trrlved at Tehnaemi
! ?'Il ilf l.'.tll Hist., W.lll 11 ??III '.'.(?Kl to il.CKK? III? II. Ill? Will
du?.; tbe campaign agaiuai Trevifio aiul restore peuec
: uu lei ; bul up Ui thi? moment it is unoertaiti
er be ?trill oome this way, and hence to Baa Lull
i'..'os,, ot a hether he will emiiara at Vera Crua foi Mata
moros. Tin Government ia accumulating forcea for th?
i .mi of Masatlan. Col. Baavedr. i :; Maasanilli
?? 111? 70!i men lo iHrambark in ? baroetia, SO leagn- a from
Max rilan ? i'cM|iii?ii.i s.-iit ,i vanguoi ?i oi oki iueu agalnel
; ( uilnoan un?loi tbe orderaof Col. Mlranoa r ? a no, ami
he ?a? folio? log with ano men. t.uv. Bulil ras in Vvoy?
a with i'iki m? ti. ' tt-i iiiaatul? ?I ?>;.- ?'<?!. Botero Oxuua, cuttiua
1 tbe communication oi Maaatlan ?*.ii:i t:iiiia?-ait
TUE RECENT DEFEAT OF 'IIII IKl M'H
OOVERNMENI
rnr. i!'-i?\m?.v m' ri;!.-um \t unit;- ?m
n? m i'.-i ?M i \ r WITHDRAWAL _. '? : IB
THE A.sSlMitl.V.
I'jrit tJor. 2u) <\srr*pi-ndrnreof TA* fjm'nr, Doit] WetPI
There are two i_r?at Items of u?'-.*. to-dar.
At .i o'i loci. M. Thi(i> raalaaad tit?' PreaMency of the
I k, jmiiiii. ami! ait s Ik? withdrew hi? renlanatloB. Within
a f. w ninnies or hi- twod? feat? tye*lerday?the flu-t by
a vote ??i i". to Ml BfainiB tbe bartbe Compromira,
?_ hi? h h- tun! adopted, propo In - to admit the prim ?pi
of u iz oa raw material?, a die reatn-vluu Hi? quantum;
and ti.. -? .ml bl tba afflirmaUoa, by tbe alilllancer
majority of a a" i<? SOT, of M. 1- i aj '- prupoaltbin thai tbe
i : , pfe ol ih?' i is nhouid !" ? nt'rely rei -rved until it
had been demonatrated by inqnirj umt the nereraat
IcKionld be ralaed by no othei mi au?, \i?il -or Par*
' I ir. in?-1 I . I v Club* ii^?-. nil.i. tl ill llii.-t.? to ? ?" -I?!? I- Wll.lt
; ? ?,. i.. .im i? in id. iireol cnalathat hailurlaen. It
' v...- known thai M.Tblera, unartins under ihe th f??.if be
; had received, left tbe bwuae in a ?tat! of Kreal eniotioii.
M -a,.-,! ,-',i:ni,an, t--.,r*. but when he rlj?*d tliem awaj
-i to bin Ik ii.Tiin.iii I bal lu ?? r:.- delicti U ?i ait . la.n lud
! ;,? in?;!.-., in waa ?ick and tired of the lift tlie A-aeinhly
! led i, i in, aud 1 i- :i,?.i? .?.-I.I.- '. ?olfi ?I !o t'.-i_rii. T m- I'm
llumenliii Clul??of tbe Right Center, Lefl t.Vntur,and
Left resolved thai tin- lora ?if 31 Huera would be a n.i
tioiuil - alatuity, ami that evi ry effort ?bouid la? u aile t..
it? lim.. Toward midnight tun member?of tbe
' a ?'enter walte?! upon him. and explained to Imn
tin- vi-i.es of th Parliainentar. I'lul??, bul be then
ih l r? ?i In- reeolutlon lo ibe irrevocable. Tin Proal
? rt!c Republic, aflei ?Jeepiufi upon th.- inatler,
?,?,|h nd to hold to hi? deliber?te ?letermlnatton to-day.
When y. Gr?vy look the chair in Ibe Auranibly t? laj at
2:45, there waa meat airital un in the Aaaeiubly, ,\.m
unid command alieno?; he n ad tbe fullowlnf li :i.-i
M. Tbiers:
\| . :ir i? 1'?? ? !.-!il? I tare tin* i >.r,',r !.. ??an! in to tli? N: ti,.?,?',
? ? ;!. ? af I'raaWlc?! ??! IM K? i ubli. I
? t-, arate! ?rei ihaaaMtal ibcBlata
? o tt?t??ie tn? metemm tee km laauiibi Tu
Mil --'r- .*t. a.s.i i?sk?ii??l; ^t..", I hip ?.?.r'i-t t ?. ? , r n-?:_ n?t.,,u.
T 11 ? ? il ki ?. nit I t? l.o-ai.t- * ilu MrfMOfa
A. Tu.i ?a.
Waea the excitement eaaaad by Una momentoua an*
ti?,?,iii ? uu nt, -?>u."*w!iat mi titrated by the kim?* i. .m.? tbat
u waa corning, bad aubaided, M. Batble, an Grleaulat.
and one "f the ioMltn? membera of tbe sal ? rv mercifnl
Committee of Paid oa, moved n? as order ol the day
tuat tbe Cbamber,not ronelderinif that the laaeroblv
had is'itc.n ,i vote hoatile to the Governuient,
would go on with ih?- financia] at bate. Thi?
m..t ..n wa? nsderatood to i?- deviwd br an
enemy f??r tbe pnrpoae o* humili?t in?: M. Thi.-r*.
aa much ax poaniMe. II waa reeeived with
Unid murmnra. and ireneniiiy tii<?n?lit Inadm1??liile,
Thereupon, M. DeeellHjpty, a member oi the Xa ft foot, r,
who irreativ di?tiiiKtin?!i<-<i iiimwif ??.?? otber day by a
baalneas like speseb, expoalna the (alia? i?-- id M Tblei ?v
policy, proposed an order of tbe day thna worded : "Tbe
S'ati?uMl AHiteintiiy iwiiui cotnlnceii thai ibe rafetyof
the stat?;? l? i" nda oa the maintenance ?if uu under*
atandlng between the Uovornmenl .?mi tbaAaaembly.
declare! th.tr it hud no Intention to dlaturb tbli accord
when it voted ni_a?n.t Governiaenl on an exclusively
economical qnratiim.and tbat, In con?equence, it doe?
not aceent M. Tl:ict?v realanatloi." Whnuthli waa read _
then were load oherri on tbe l/-fi, and cries on the
lliifht for u division, ?'??utit Ker.lrel, a \ ?oient nmntier
of tbe Extreme Riifbt, aaid the Aaaembly bad raaerted
it? power by stiainlaa it?? object without pilas be
road it. He nade nome eareaatlc observation?
upon " blifhiv I'oiiKhed orden of the daj
moaataa ordera "f ths day broaahl forward bv
?uppoaed Indepeadeat member? In eoaaivanoe with M.
Thici.. M. Halt?!?-, tltnliiiK what was Hi?? prevaleul f??el
iiii.' of th?? Dona, remodeled hi* order of the <i.? | In lucfa
u manan that if ?'<uiiaiiie?l bet an Insignificant verbal
variation from tuat of M. Derailbgny. HI? amended
reMomtiiin (which was came.l) wan la the following I
tenus: " ('oiisidetinif that tin? Asueiuhly, by ita reaolll
tiuii of yesterday, confined iuelf to tli?? determination of
an economical question, and that ?m vote oaunot be re?
garded a* an act of iniHimsi or boetlllty. or imply the
refusal of ihe ?upnort which tbe Aaraasbly baa alwayi
given te Oovennneati ih?' Aasenblr now makes a freih
u;,jH ?il to the patriotism of Ihe Prcldeilt of Ule J_ JuiLilif,
uni refaaea to accept hi? res_a__Bt_aa.H
There ?i_t? (rreut rti? ? i u:i_ at this. M. !.c-_-llli'_.iy
?adhered t?> M. Batble'a wurdtug, in order, k? be said,
that na trees et anything hut union might remain upon
their records. Ths resol atlas waa then rated, with only
about half a dozen dliotenticnt VOtOS, amoii_r which wen?
those of ihe Duke KocbefoucHiiid Bb?ocla, ..mi the nbld
I.cgllluiiHl. iiuiili'?'! am'! de liorgerll. It wiih i? uni ?? n
ixilved that tho bureau ot the Aearmbly, with?
out ioilng a moiia.-iit'?* time, Hboiild ?ait npoa UM
}'re?)dent ?if tli?) It?-put>li?.. and liifonn him or tin?
?...te ot tho Aasaably. The bureau? acoompaaled
t?v alKiutlM) inemiw-r? of the Center Left, and Left, hot
w:th none Of the Itigtit, went to nee M. Tnler?? al tlie I're
f? ( tur??, the tftttin? l)(Tng miHl><-ii(le.l till tin y ciiinc hack.
lit- i,i!t it- ?I surprise at seetiia them, which wit* probablr
not altogether asaatas. as wan greatlr Battered,
greatlyhoaeead iiythe aiiwenion of ooafldeaee ?tiii-b
tii? House had i-ii-a-cii to vote, lie had tally lalended
to retire lulo pr?vate life. He was ?1(1 and a eaiy of Ihn
pri seal pealtlaa. He wa? -?i?l an<< dincoiiraged on niiinv
aeeaoats. Nevertbeleea ha ??oui.i not, after tbe miani
tnoui) api'cal inatle to him, refuse to witli.liaw Ins re
Htgiiatloii. I ; 111 he looked with aiixii'tv In other mutter?
OomblK on, ae to which it iiutrht he hi? misfortiiii?- to
diflei ?iih the Attwinh!y ; and he linttam c.| the Amy
lull and the ?|Ue?lloii uf unlveriuil olillgaloiy hervlce.
II. would lii'i-e for the i?e-i, but wa? greatly afiaid
that be luight again ho ?itimtrained to reaign
lllid'-r circ -install'cs that ?ould !"? filial. llo
?IlKiuiaaeil tin ileput.itioii with null, m ui,d tniirli
courtesy. Tin > returned al ?m???- te th?? axaaelaal Aa
iuiui.Iv, and the Vlce-l'i?-Miil<?nt. ? omit llenuit D'Ary, a
Legitimist,aoBoouced from the tniniui- tha walesns
ii.'wn tint M. Tbiers hud ?ith.tratMi iii? mslgastlim
Immediately there waa s iaah i? the la?t expresa f?>r
Parla,aadtaadebate waalaeafltalatad m tas raii?uy
sari isaasi
M. Th ? rs niniilii. in |_>w? r, but I runnnt think he I?
rl" ii|_tlu ut d l.v the tin.inliia.?al? tote win. h keep? In in In
oiiiiT? as a pti aliar, il. bra oommittad Bitaaeif la Hie
ji.i.-iiion tbat the tax oa raw iiiii!??rirtii-, whieS the A?
* iiilily ICfUMOS, 1? the "sole IU.ici Irai im mm " of
obtaining tn.? rapplie? which aaaal Sa had. Da haa
til i lue.li) ue??i ?. .1 Ih. i)i?|iullett ?ho liftlsid lo
uvr. ? vt,'h lilt.i (? i...nt ..f |.iilrioll*in, i.li.l a il.sanr
lusavs their own iMickets. It is far tha swaa nt ipiiu
UWlerstOud Ibut the Assembly, while nii|i|?iic.ttiii?i M
Tliicin l?i rcui'iin ait Un i,, rol o! til?- Htuti?, WW tint lu? m i
t.nd tta vola agalnat hita. Bul It must be evident |
to nil iba world that he ha? ios? ??? gr.-ai deal ??' i?
Jtl I V,,|-C ?il.Ill thlil, It I ? la? fl l| .1?? .' 'al >-ll? II. r, ;
. T-ii.? a it t. lin? bree ids win II vUl i
1>c possible t?? nils.- Um revenue which his country must
have to mi-ct Its fearful ll.-'lnlltics.
FOEKJGfl NOTKS.
Tin- ___E_3t_01_l la Corsica?, tlio Lure, nnd t!ie
fVite du Nord for members to the French Nation tl As?
sembly basa been fixed for the u:'i of February.
Ort'i-on -seven per crut Ixind.., amounting to
Hn.0< .uno lionil.al, were recently subsrrll>ed for in
Frankfort. The City of Waslitnirton lonn SM Btee
eagerly taken, some of the largest miIikci ib-rs gelling
only four |ier cent of tlnir upplliatinn.
The OflBBBIlllllfl of wiirkingTwn who WHfl
making arrangements for the DUka daS-OaatfSttSB, to bo
held in the Freenm-niis' Hill, Loodon, Baksd Mr. J.
B, Mills to preside. That ffeatlaei.in rnailetl thai, white
he Iboroiiahl) sympathised with Ute objecta of Ute bum t
lng, it uonlil l_. nut of Inn pow? r in be present.
The ?Swim Times atatfli tint lha phyaWaaa
of Baaladaraall have unit<?il and .struck work, d.in.itiil
iBffSS increase of fcs. The Lmlrath llifSBBBla BBUl
Isla their t-hilma, and advises a itrtke of the patients a?
Hi. best irplv to the claims of tin? doctors, rlurelv, tin.
remedy would be MOTOS than the dtOOOOOl
Thi' AiifrslHirK Alltjeineine \Zeitunrj obprrvrs,
In along ?irtn-le on the Alabama ense, thnt " tli? triluiie
width (icniiiiny draws from Frame ufter ft complets
vu tnry i? laolaslflesat csaapaisfl with the ooaapsaaallaa
that tin? Asaerieaa Qsvarmaasl dsoaaada in virtue ?if a
tr.-at v which enthusiasts describe as the laaaaarator of
a new era of Oeaee and friendship. The OMMt nootile mil
contemptuous dlspatcbea of Prtaoe Blsasarrh to Ibo
FrenchGovrmmenl are eoarteous aodfriendy mena
nariaon with the Indlctroenl for whleb the President and
Ins i ubliu-l are n spun iiiie."
Tlio Eameror William up?la? ns follows, in
propoataa a toast al a grand baaojael gl\< a In Ilctliit on
the l-tti ult , in e.inncition with the OMOttaS of the
Chapter of tin- ?n,;. i aftas Btaeh Boato, -irateB was hsM
BO that day, in uniformity with the statutes of th..
Order: "Weoetobrate is dar IBs dossto asalranarpsl
the moot iasportaal evaata of Praaotoa history, on this
tiny. 111 t ears ;n;... tie- 1)r*l Km,' of Pru-*::t wo? crowned ;
this day In. I yea: my ai i?ptHM <? of the Imperial?ierinali
erosa, nnanlmei sly ofltaed we Dv nil tin? Prlaeea ami
tue towns?f Oermnny, was proclaimed. Convdotu of
tin? obligations I have assumed, l, on the tlrst asatvar*
osry of tins neat event, again express to tin? UhMtrtoaa
pieM'iit? is of iny m w 'position, in ore?., me of Unir rep?
resentatives, mj deeply-fell thank?. Imping that bv our
inni. .11 lb rts we ?hall raeeeed In ftilflUing the Just hopes
of ??i i niitiit." The um .h um Minister then, In the name
of the Kin?, of Havana ami the Illustrious allieslaths
Kntplre, proposed "Tin? lle-iltli ot (l.e (,. rinun I0iuiK;ror,
WU?1..IU ili. \ i lorloiis."
THE PITTSTOB MISE IXFI.OSION.
QBOfffl < Mil I I s?-\|>S?TIIK MINK NOT VKXTI
I.ATED?OBBERAL IXUKiN A I loN ?AM ISVI":
it'. ITIOB TODAT.
PiTTaToa, Penn.? Feb. 7.?II becomsi mure
and more oppareal thai tin eataotiaphs a* Mitchell's
nitti.' MOO Iba result of gross liulilleretie?? in regard to the
mili, i s Hveo oa the port of their asspteyera. nseaaasi
?Patrlak MeColloaoh, Bo-wrl h.-i)h, aad Rtokard Monis
? have l.i.t tielr lives through this riluiiual ncgl'-ci.
Tin fai't?. In the aaaa are IBOSOi Loot Nnvinbor Mr.
Hutton, the :li .? 1. .--, was dts. barged, and a man who
weiilil perforni tlie duties at a cheaper rate was put
in IiIh place. This man POOMtaOd but a few wei !, -,
ntnl then Hcecpted a inore paoBMable cmploynient.
He. in tara, ?a? iBoeoodod i _ a persas ho maalfeotly lo
corapetent tt.:.: it woe itoemed obool uh aooaomteal to
?lispi use with the otlii-er altogether, taaamueh us -.-.m u
had inen raspen-ded for repaint, The mine l? notorious
im its ?ici iiiiiui.itioti of lin- damp, and tin? Hit Isms
whose particular duty it is to deleei ami dispel IBs fatal
?.its before tbe men enter the mines, is a most Important
I?t?.iii'i_i. ab.nit tin? wotks. T. morrow tiie victims of
tins catastrophe wui be inn ted In tha Catholic Cemetery
nt H in,, -sii.-n re Tin Henry Mine was Brat worked in July,
lose, ami was tue property of H. H, Rorrongbs, in June teal
In .1 iii it In (I'.' 1,uici in? I run and ?'nit I (ninputiy, by whom
it lia? Saca leen operated. Baverai persona bate been
.lighfi. burned there bygai at dl_f__vol times, and it
was .v. 11 known that casexi-l"l in the mine in mi Ii
quantifies as to render it unsafe for the miners to ?oil?
in it unless it was watched i?y tha Bra boas. It is alienad
Si-day Unit MllteS Interested lu l In- colliery huv.i since
tlte inclilent been Using matten. In the mino ?o M to
mislead tin Inepoetor. Great Inlarosl is f.-11 in relation
to the taveathtatwn whlcb has baaa oaasaoiicod.
, : i i BIOS PACIFIC BAILBOAI. BLOCXADK
111 im im Bow. Wyoming Ter., Fab. 7.?Thf
win?i i- niiisiiiini? und one Ham li.'s iiii.iieil Percy.
Tin n- ii- ?Hi?- Btaeh on HIiii|ihiiii Mill, ami tin; other? aie
prepartos '-a asare In that direction. A train load of
psoviaioas faralshed by the Ooraraamat, is now en
rout.- from Port Bteele to Percy for tha poaaaaaam
goj, riiit. ii'ient n< kali is at Lookoat Blailaa with a force
? I im ii, and reporta thai tin cuts are all fnllofSBuW
ami it Is nselem to work while tiie Miad Moa a in
patebes from i?<>'?it?- west of Rawltos*s Htm.on reisirt
that provlslOBS are b.coiuiiig staue. A nutnlx r of
pasacugerr, Including Bnstern bsnhers, wereboato,
neWBpapel men, ta?ada railroad offlclala, and others
lelegi'aphe.l lili" 9 ni.lloiu (?neu River station to Ml.
Bick.-ls, entreating him loajrt them through as oooa oa
possible, representing farther delay a? rainons t? their
bitslncas, ?nul eouiplalnins of the quality of the pro
? '- um- furnished. Bu|m rintendem BwkSis gave them no
encouragement beyond :. general sa^oroiit-e that they
win is- gotten Ibrougb as soon as poasihle, and that their
train will n??t be started nnleaa vtctnaled for ten days
and preceded by s saas plow and orvrh train and a ratal
force ol men naaaalaaowablataa uml warm; light
in. 17 s prevail.
BTATI GRASIO CHAPTBB OF ROTAL ABCB
MA80H8.
Ai BABT, Fob. 7.?At tit?- H?'>Mi?in of tin- Qraad
Chapter ol Boyal Arab Maooao, today, tin? following
m.un it oflk ers sen elect? >i for the ?iiMilng year : M. K.
Hi " s (1. Williams, (?rand High Priest; M. R, Thomas f.
Casaldy, ix pul? Oraad High Priest; M. B. J.?se|iii n.
?hatlee, (.i.iii'l Kin?: ; M. I.. Havnl F. Iliiy.tjraml Soribe;
M. E.John 8, Me keimaii, ?il. nul To usurer; M. B. ?'hris
tcplii i ?.. I'. x. iiiiml .?-.-.ii larv ; lt?-v. James Ii. Murray,
GrandChanlaiu; RoowelIP. Ptewtr, (.rand ? apiaiu ?f
t lia- llaasl .!ii!i,.-i D, l'ollartl, (?caliti i'riuc.ip.il .S(l|lllirlie|-;
Btephe.li ( l'HU'Ii, Oraad Km ni An h C?ptala; ?burgo
Vail VII? t, llraild Master of the Third Vail; J. Win. Wm,
Grand M..-o r nf ibe Beeoad Pali ; Sa, A. Baldwin,
t.i.nni MaatCI of the Fust Vail ; Ainra Palter, ?iiaii.l
Tiler.
AN'iTIli.K BBGBO BIOT IN ABKAKBAB,
Liiii.i. BoCK, Ark., Feb. 7.?On Friday last
a colored man n.um it|Ar. h litubi y was shot and killed at
<; a la Ka.uk, l'npe County, by two jouug men named
DempOJ. ?abCSlBeraadfathsral the murdered man
tin 'i attacked an old geiitletnali named Tucker, charging
him with In ing lb?) Saaaa Of the killing. They shut
Tucker t aloa and beat him until they thought he was
dead. He tt as alive, however, on Suturday, but thero
BIS no hopes ,,f (UH reiovny. After this the negro, s
gathered to the number of about thirty with tin-arms,
ami mon tinnil'1 is anticipated.
A VSBDICT POB 12011,000.
Si-iMN'?,i ii in, III., F?'b. 7.? Thfl r. lcbr.it? ?I
. us.? cf Phillips and ht. John against the (irand Tower
Mauufa? Hiring and Trans|sirtati.?ii Company, of which
t.eorge Talli.it (Hi pliant of New York Is Picsident, and
which bus In en on trial the pust three duys in tbc t. lilted
htatos ?irttilt Court iu this city, was finished today.
The lurv, after belna out ouly five minutes, reiulered a
verdict for the plstatlfl of lr."-?t.?>o, the totul amonnt
eliiiu?. 'I. The eviiti m e, It is ?aid, anuid have wanaiiUd
a verdi? t for ..(00,000, or more 11 It had been tlalmnl.
corroa bhip botd-Kd.
Bavahxab, F.b. 7.-The Iiriti.sh fillip Elisabeth
i'., ( ?ipt. Mu I. le, from N.-w Orleans, for l.lverp<M.l,
with a csr;"i of !l,KSi bales of cotton, was burned to tlii?
waters edge OS F<?b. 6. '-00 miles south by east of Hiivi.ii
nali. Her c?ptala and crew wer? picked opoBtbe ?Hi
ii,si. b?' the itiiti-h bark drraaslaB from luo Jam. i",
ami arrived hereto-day nil well.
CT'.IMF.K AND ( AhFAI.TlEK-bY RLBOKAPB.
....(?m-ol' KidderA Akin's WOOloB mills at Saml
Lskl B V l-a.l h,,-m ilispi.ttiiraoio .?.U-rJaj. ?m ?a-?il"?Wu/_ii.
_.iM, e'-".'1'*'', liirtiall.r luaiurd.
_Charlan lfarlmr. the Jasisalsas ?tswar? ssa?
r,nt.! ul Ike mntitt of >'.? lltrtia.aa ?I Sl.t.iln-, B, ? , I?? It?*
IS ti? liabftt'l o? Hit i'.tlt bf -iarcli nr.l.
_'1'lie (?rand Duke Aleiis and snlte left M?m
\f* Orlriua ,as?anla? ni il.? tltauvr Jam?. llowatA Bt.trai
i?0ir. ?oai ?rutlruira ol Mtui. Ina ??.'?.nipaulrtl U.? pan?.
_Tlie .chooiier P1mS-S-|-_S, from Porttuimuth,
5 II.. mili ? mtO? nt ?i.li '"' tt.? W.?l I?.l.i-l, bVpr.rt.-_ kt Alit'I?? ._
ShaOM ?nt. Ha I.*? ol it? Matter, CSfl JokSM?, ? aaU.a of Part?
Bo? lb.
_Tin' bodl S? a v?iuiig in.-in naine.l Ltigel was
-t ni.? it, in ..f is? i.r ?t.n .f it.- VAgt< mi Saras, 10 ?'l??r
i.ia-l It n l,a '? trei Ik? 1 b? tm.it.iUie ?nil to citan U_> ubc. aaa ?at
HllaaatU- by itt ft?.
_A lin-at Part ?Ttiron, CassdS- yestenlay de
Ototo? Um Mana of a BmBbm h?i? ?-.J f.r., D ? tm. lueii* ?nal
?lia.a. y A Mtrr, fttrrri* ?:..! J. 11. Fajr?t,4, all? ^uuil. i-_.
??-?,'???. Saaraasa, ?>--.???,
_The irriK'-crv store of Knialley A. Co., in i'sm
l.ril.r (in, lud. ?u lisrinsl ?rt-rrlat aiorn,a.. I-???, ^li.-BOO. id
.iirrj far a. I ?en. TTi-r ??s.? [.ri.|*rt_ aaa lr??l br ?I Inctislitr,? oa Sa?
i!t< ?..'la, (,t( Ui? ?no? ou H"c bailaiiaf (imrulcd t ufaaiiu^ of U.?
Bssbm
_H.irrv Hawkins, a bookkeeper for MchnTb.
S.ii|,1? tietftk ?a ni M l"s!a alot Au->u?loa l.ilalt,? ,,a Klfbtli ?t.
r.rtr Walnut it . mrl.rtta? ? dai.r--r.iiiB >i,J rjeil.ihl? lalal ?a?"-i.*l
II?? ?la?, aba w?j mtttmtkti ?u iimlal .i_l t til r.(u.. J oui.I lha
r, .U.t.'f t_? ?o??S 1? .Itaiala J.
A lire htaks oil in Oil City. IVnn., ?m Tu? s
"1 II.? K.IH.B?! II.-1.1, I.igrUn-r With (lar T. ? _.? Ilouir, Um
... ii. i r.i , I. . "a ? "I II"- Wr.i.r , I'm,?a TiatgsaaS I?
. .,, . . !.?. tmjAO i.t.idlf \ rnauti Tkt
Lit m BBBBM Ii; ? U?H ripio?.-a
THE WASHINGTON TREATY.
TONE OF DUCUBSIOM AT IIOMI. AND
ABROAD.
Till. LAVOUAOl OF kaki, i?kanvii._.._.?? pi. patch
TKM'.-I ItATK AND CON!.I I.I ATi UlY?M?t. BLAD*
8 r? ink's Bl__cn BKVBRBLY ( ttiTiciSK.n?tub
A_M.ltK.-AN A I.I'-I I l: A .OK TO LEAVK FOR
AilKIIK \.
|I1T TBUOBAPfl TO TflFTRIBI'SEI
Los'hom, Wednesday, Feb. 7, l*T2.
The ?ii pa?ek tram BarlQnaafQata Of Rrh__Mh
eoatains DO tlirc. t to withdraw from tho Arbitration.
It nit?kcs neither a demand nor a proposal, but . iin
p]y rail?, attention, in tiMtiperate and conciliatory
lani'uag.. to the meaning attm-Liod by England !"
ths Treaty of Washington.
Tin? .peer.! delivered yesterday by Mr. ?Gladstone
in to-div widely emit bed iix iiiibdiicvotiH, offensiv?',
and Msdlsssly irritating.
I bdlsYS that BSTSral member?, of the Cabinet
strongly (liaappro.o ni th? pa*, innate tono of Mr.
Oladetoac. asjeesh j bat ths Cabiaet sod people are
D laiiiinoiii for iibaiuloniiiit the arbitration uulo___
tti?) American claims aro BSadtfed.
Tbe situation ia regarded in the hisrhc.t quarters
as extremely grave, but not ?hofslSBf,
Charles Francia Adama, the Arbitrator seleeted by
fbi) (.ovcrnnn nt of tho United .State?, will leave for
America on Saturday next. o. w. ft.
ntoi-t khinii.s in TIIK BOOn <>F OOBMOKi?MR.
lii.ni-ii'NK nriiNiiiNti TiiK nansa oom
MIBWITITgltS
KiitNKUAi. raass mbpayoh i
LoMM.s, Wcilm stlay, Feb 7,1372.
Tbf subject of the Tro.ity of Washington
a-ail i lie elaisas Ot IkS Aun-rte tu ?iovertimcnt for indirect
tamoggt wa" again ititioitiiced in the Booee of Obsssmm
to day, and ki??'" i Uf to another exciting dl?cin<*l(in.
M?. Bslpk Oabaraa, Besahst for VFabartssd city, ad
dr?s-ed the Home ut Bagth, ami lu the SOSBOe Ot tin
r?niiii-kit Kind the Alatiaiita iplcHtlon was tbe ino?t motnen
toiis one Ent-'land had Bees eall?-?l lu pass upon Wit?la
arentiiry. II.? compared the BStatS lawyc.ru who com
posed ttio Aiticrlcun (.'?iinniist-ioii With the novices who
lapfeaSBSBi Rug?an?), and said tlie lat'er had in en com?
plet, l.v outwitted. If, *aid he, lawyer? had planned the
F.iiBllHh ea*', wo SOSM SSeapS witti the payment of
A'fi.OnO.nr-O atefllag Tin? Amerle.in OsBBaalBBtSMtS had
Barrad their country well and achieved a triumph. Mr.
O-tlmmf?, ISIIltlSlllsl. failli the troiihli? lay uf home. Tim
Oovaraaaeat ha?l BfUBBS which rond not march ami
slop? aridefe stars siiaeaworthy, aa?l now they hau a
Tr-itly which t!u?y could tint Miami it| nn.
Mr. Arthur J. -Ofway, formerly Peder* Beeretsry of
Slat.? for Foiciiaii AfMr_, til.iim?d the (?eve mm? Ui|
the truulile tvli.ch ha.I It? en wrought. He tbongbt, how?
ever, that t!ui American Government weald P eeds fhas
Its (XT-mo ?I? iiiriii-l', hut Kald that In t??t It did no!.
Bagtaad, having adadtted Ifcs prineipie of ladireet
( ?..im?, ums! t?. prepan ?i ts BMStths euormesa demsads
of th. United Male*.
.Mr Olailatoaa and aavaral other meatbera defended
tin? action of tlie Osanataatsasas sad si lbs Bevans?
mrnt, .?nil sait! they hapst the American e'.aiiin? fot in
?i.i--t ? damages would be withdrawn.
ni ci S8I01I Of Tin: claim.-. IS CAVADA.
TOBOBTO. Vv\i. 7.?Tin; MWI|M_pen through?
out t tu* Dominion thin iiinming contain articles on th?1
Alabama Treaty. Ttielr a? in ral tone Is moderato, al
tboogB th.? lawrleaa lanas are asaaldasad taadaaiMl
hie. Km ... , i iiii-n;i> tsappfahaadsd.
1 UBUC Si.NTIM?NT IN WASHINGTON.
Tin?: ii.*' : <)K BABL OBAVTILLB- BOT-D?
OPINIoM Of Tin; pmntD-Ori am? BBCBB
TAIIY O-' 8TATK BBdl-OfflM TIIK CLAIM
SOB COBBBQOBBTIAL DAMAOKB?BISCUMIOB
IN Tin: BKHATB k.\k<-i;tivk SBSBXOV?
lltY fW.ir.niTl TUTUS ITdltlM..I
WasaiaoToa, Bedaeoday, F??h. 7, uni.
Por the tirai Urne sanee ths azeitesBeal in K-igiainl
?i.. 1 the American case beeassohnanm bera? people
?have it. ? 11 able t(.-'!.i.v ta t:ilk about the mil i>-< l in :in
int.?l!'g"i.t nanaer. The Qaaes/s speech aad thead?
missions af tha Stats DepartoMBt bars ssttled ths
qaestioo whatht 1 Ulsdssone^s ministry basssade any
rominiiniciitioii 1?. our QeveraaMatea thasBbieat.
A teleiiiiiin (nun Minister Sein ncU to Hr. Fiah uii
noiiin-es that a nt.te, fiifiidly, and without threat or
demand ol snji Uiml, has been laasired by ths former
fi?.m Karl Qranville, and tbat it will bafsnraidsd
by mail, li-- t- n ir m foreshadawsd hj tlu-par
scraph en tbe Babied in the (Japan's spi-eeh.
'l'lio lliili-di Ministry do nut think Jtbat
tha United 8tal liadariahtto sshCoc soassqasn?
liai damages ?.f soy kind. Ths Preaideait ami Mr.
Pish ara firm in the belief that tho Treaty la e__
press tsnnadoes lire ths rij_bt to pressai tli<-no
( laims to the Gana' s Hoard of Arbitration, and thai
that Board S tbe only tribunal which can deeido
whether the) shall be admitted or not? Althaassss
timo it Bust bo ftdmitted that neither
the l'r? sn!? nt nor Becretsry of ?state
ha_i any sxpeetatkm thst osnsnqsi nlisl dasssstss
toanj yt .a a_uouiif will ba awarded .?r paid, aiul
on. of them, at least, dass net hostels t?> say _o in
eooTenat-OB. Thai bold that thegr had no bIIisiis
tit.? btit (?t pu v 1! ..II elatms of the United .States,
proaring ?mt ??f tbe Bourse o? Great Britain, ?ti order
lliaii 1 lui e m m tit I..- no joint left open for future
ii. ipata. Thai the United Btatss ?has beretofore held
that it wss entitled t" tndirecl dsmssjiB. they say,
?? p., uni' ran truthful]], ?lout. '
Tbe subject < ame op for disco arioa in th?? Senate,
in Executive eeasion, this afternoon. Banators wars
anxious ta talk abaat it, and, there lu im; nu way to
avoid thediseusBion of the AmnesajhiU while iho
body reiii.iin.d in 1 irislativo ?WHim, tho lesofat?
tion offered by Sir. Kdunnuls, yesu-rday
morninir, wan ri once taktii up, and several
?enato.? expressed tinir aplaleaa Mr. Caaaataa? who,
as ?:hai.-n in. t,r 1 he PHatga Kclatii.ti" ?kirinuittcu, is 6iii>
jM)-??ii t.i represaat tba Adsstssstiatte in all matters
i?r?.tag it. loretaa a_hlra.ea__tssslsd-bs thariahl of
Ihe Unit? .1 Btatl r, an I tin? pelny t<M>, to demand all that
li.11 .-ver asea ,.sl,.?ai for by anyone, on the principio
tout the untie there is Baked for the moro will bo
?eesived. Els Ihoaghl that those who had prepared
the Aiucileaii taas had tlicreforo done wtcely in putting
In ai, i,.i|:ii, t aa well SS direct claims fur __BSB_BJBBi Mr.
?aaaaer l_ repot-U-.l to have niado the f>|M?ech of the
?titsioii on tl.e ftie-u-,u, and it I? only Ju-t to say tiiat.lt
lias laaratl) IraSed eat lfess?aatattkslaadmc tB? ?hahity
liiaiiiicr In which tho . ? :?_!.? tie.it ?I Mr. .-* iiniii 1 last
Bpsi-B. when tin nitiilcatiun of tin) Treaty became in
Hii'ue degree doubtful on SSSSBBl of fb? bad nianaKOinent
Bf ita Meads, Mr. PamaSfSSaM forward with one of his
uiihsi sj.fi, ins ,111,1 saved it from defeat. In IiIh BpSSSh
to ?lay ho rti!l StOSd up fur tho cotisequetitUl datuaK?---?.
for which he -.? elo(|iieutly pleade?! In his
hiHtorn _|m???c.Ii ?m the subject tUr?te years aico.
lied. f.n.lad tin? paaltlaa which hns l???n taken by the
(ioveruineut; bat, w!? il ?truck Uls heurers most forcibly,
wan Um manner in vhlah lie showed the effect which tbe
ton' ? f tin: IvD-llsli I'll . s, iin.iiiiiiiou? as It was. wrliri
i? vitaiily have iiikiii th.? inciulern of tho Geneva Hoard of
Art.lUatioti. " \S a shall hav?t to ko before that Hoard," h??
?aid, " with our bare case, for tbe voice of the
American IT?. _ Is nut heard in the capitals of Kurope as
Last <>' the I/onalnu ttewnpuptTH. Great liritaln Will titlti
st-_.nl ii. . -, lay b.-Ion? tlie ui.iiali. rsuf that Board au aritu
nient in h?-r tarer ttaaafh the I/undun Journals every
(lav, from BOB till the mSStlBf of tbe lUiard 111 June."
ThlN hn h? luted to lie Uie uitluiate object of the whole
HXClUlUICIil.
home uf tho I'r??Hldenf_ warmest frlen?Is are already
I". m ??na. i?? i.e alaiiucil hst Hie award of the Geneva
.saard shall net he af a B?tasete atas them iteMth m
tin? osadap aaUaaal aaaapatgn? Wo '?ave a?k.-d for ^o
lu'lch. thSf ?ay, Hut our peuple Wilt ? xiM'tt that very
la... j ?'.aiaii.i-, , mXIA b. awurdedj and when they tlnd
that the paltry sum of tT.uuu.uuu uet is ail that we re
i_il\?-, Hie li.teiil^eun? ?ul ,-oiue US a wvt olankul U|"Ui
lit u. ??rant'? bspias.
I'?. .1.1? ?I PKKSB III. l'Ai ? II I
\Va"!IIXi;it,s, 1?',?|). 7.?TIid po.iition Uk?<n
hy ?.?iiii nii-ii ? lot, ly eeaaesssd s Mh I hs adiuii_istr.ition
at ih. ??...ei nuuiiit m that (be llfltish Blgh t'ommiwd.ui
prs prrfi-ttly BadSSBlSSd the BtSBS "f tl'?' Aim-ricau
II1 __t? I'uiiiuUii. Uiiier? lu tbn neicou?tl'iii of tbe Treaty of
.Va-J-iliiKton, I111U1 from B_BBST-BBSai Ihfl SSSSBBsaS In
ttn i?ro'"<"i. Mi that, therefore, aarOafSBaamatlsal*
t?jtf*tt_t_r Ji_stir.?t4 |? praaaailBI Uu; ??.???' as U bam. 1
'''.inning consequential damages. In case the Hoc
of Arbitrators shall not award a gross s
in satisfaction of the so-eallod Alabama './tali
this Government I? willing to stand by the d.
?I .n of the Arbitrators. It Is known that, though
British Commissioners bad full powers, they fre<|ue_i
consulted their Home Government, and actod In uccu
anco with Its wish, s in all they did. It Is offlci.
aaaartafl that if the. claim for aasaa_Bsatl-l damage* i
not be??u presented, ami was not to be pssaafl upon, ttt
in gilt 1m? complolut by the people of the- United nta
that provision was made for u jiartlal sett lernt
only of the differences l et wen the two count n
hucb olahn was therefore preteiifed for a f
settlement In the iutercst of pcact?, and to afttlodt l
ture disputes. ^____^__^^___
TERRI RLE RAILWAY DISASTER.
COLLtS-Ofl BEAI ALTON, ILL,?TWO CAM TEL
BGOPED?BXVKBAL PAaaBIGEBI BOAST!
AL1VK.
Alton, 111., Fob. 1.?A pflflllflir ,ri*'n BO?*
t? Ht. Lou!?, on the Ilnckfurd, Hock Island und hl. Loi
Bollroad, wBtoh WOS ?lue at Alt?!? Junction at ..lull
maiming, when about tbrte quurters of a mile bel?
TJppcr Alton Hintlon, came In collision with
freight train going north. Tlie baggage car ai
first coach were t.-lcseoped, ami then ulm?
ln?r.intly took fire. Tlie scene that enmc.l was mi
uppalllng. The unfortunate passengers were, most
them, caught between the car seats, and egress from t
car was nenrly Impossible. The flames enveloped t
doomed OBIS almost Instantly, and tho terrific?! PSBM
g?rs were left to be slowly roasta'd alive. Up to 11 a. i
the charred and MaohSBOd remains of four victim?
Oils fearful accident hail been recovered, and Brass 1} Il
In the snow au citing the Cormier's inquest.
The names of the killed, a-? far as known, lire
follows: James TWSaala, Mrs. Hi ut.en BolBBI t,
other two bodies have not been l.icntilled. T
SOSaflOfl nre: Reuben Hains, BOSd und body bad
cut; Isauc Jluriiliurdt, badly burned and lie,
(lit; August MaSBS. ankle broken; M. Cannc
leg broken ; Frederick Hughss of ?t. Lou
badly burned ; Misa Bashes, bruised; Fitiukllii Orovt
braised ; Karl Das, aavaaslp bruis.-.!; train boy sarloai
injiireil; beside five others slightly wounded. Altog'th.
four killed and is injured. A working party is still bu
at the wreck, a.il more casualties may Is? report' d.
The freight train should have gone on a aid? iraek
the Jiiuction, but instead of data* BO kept otralght ..
Haker, til? condiic'or of the freight tram, jumped i
when the trains e.one la collision, and sought aafltjr
lligtit. It is said the ( ngine. r ami flrSBlSS follosed lilt
but till- lacks contirmatl'in. Tim wiiole resiioiiHliitli
of tb,- Bflfcif a thrown upou It.iker. When Hie fian
met, Mr. Balsa, bla wife, Bad shild w.ire attisa '?
gi tberiba)child botaaaa ita ponsta. Ibsahoakof t)
( ' Hi ion forced t!i.? seats toft tlier, fastening th. m In fl
?reilf. llalli- finally BOOOSedad m ext.i1. ??ting hiiiiscl
although terribly burned, bat all eBottt to relea-- h
wife were unavailing. Tho child only was r?-si m al i
gri .it efforts. The wounded are now at llrlghtim. Ti,
dead wets brought to Alton, where an inn nest uill i
bald Jo-atorran.
miede:: oe a eelloh-servant.
a nuoBDT at a Bxw-jrcaaaT c?n ntuv-skat
tiik Aassasia abbbbtbd.
Elijuli P. Clurk, an import? r,of No. 330 Broad
way, enraged at his residence at ?YeskUl, N. .1 , Jolm W
A very, on June ?, for farm work. The new servuul
(Minted with Jacob Erb, tlie eo..ehtiian. uu 1 behave?:
so badly that Mr. Clark dismissed him on Feb. 1. Averj
believed that Frb had caused his dismissal. Bad uttered
threats against the coachman. He returaud to So. u;i
Thompson-st., In thi? city, and remained for a few days,
iiceniiiinnlly going out in the afternoon or evening. Or
Monday night be left home, and did not return until H
i?, m., Tu.i_<L?y, assigning frivolous excuses for bis ab
sence.
Ou Tuesday morning Krb's wife, ufter keeping brenk
fatit for him, asked u sen ant to go to the barn ami-ei
vsh.it delulned her husband. When the guI entered tin
Stable she fouud Krb on the floor, with his ih.-ad restlnj
ii[Hin the win.:.?w-sill, which Is only a ,few Inches above
the floor. Uloisl was streaming from a ghastly wound
in the forehead. Horrified al the stght, the girl ran back
to the house to tell the story, and Mr. Clark and other,
hurtled to the bain, removed Krb to the house, and s?'nt
for a surgeon. They supposed, from the appearance of
tho wound, that Krb had been kicked bv one ol
tho boises. Tho injured man was partlallv oon
s. ions when tlrst found, but was unable to
speak. l>r. II inly examined the wound, and said that 11
had lieen Inflicted wllhu blunt instrument, and could
not have been produced by the hoof of a horse. Th.
murdered man died in four or five hours, without barias
in ?en able to describe his assailant. The weapon with
winch the assault was committed whs found in tin- ban.
It was a bur or rod Of Iron !t0 Inches In length and one
Inch In thickness. It wns it rod for picketing horse-, and
WOO in common aso In th? b-irn. A large club, which BO
one bail previously seen in the burn, was also found. It
woocoiiiiM-turetl tnat the oosassta bad brought the club
with him, but. Badins the picket rod, Badaasd It from
predas neo. Tin- vu lim'a sliver watch, an old-fashioned
timepiece, ot little value, hud been stolen from him.
Suspicion fell nt once upon Averv. W.H.HHls, for?
merly detective Of the Ninth Precinct Poll,-.? of th'- citv.
and iiow Marshal of the Knglewood Protective Society,
took charge of tha case. From the conductor of the
morning way train, stopping at Cresklll. Marshal Hills
teamed that a man answering tha description of Avery
limt got oti at that station and gone to Jersey City,
opt. B-cDermott of the Eie-hth Precinct Police, pteeed
Detective Donne at the disposal ,.f the Marshal. Tbey
Matched the Imus? in Tiuunpson-st., diiniig Tuesday
night, and about 8 a. m. yesterday arrested Avery.
on tue way to the Woostoral. Poltoe atattoa the prls
oner, unobserved ss be titouglit, dtopBOd a ?mull paper.
Ii. piny Marshal Westerv. If, who was walking !??? Mln?l
linn, puked up the card, whn It proved la be ? pawn
ticket for a walch, given by Morris Levy, pawnbroker,
nt N". Ts Groad-lita Tin-prisoner was searched at tho
BtaBon-boose, and in his restpoch-t was found an old
faabioned Match BWlvet He was temporarlly rom*
nutted toa cell. Tho Ofltoera then proeeeded to Lory's
pawn-ollii - and procured UiA walch. Mr. Clark was
shown the watch and swivel, and was quite
iMi.itive that they had belonged to the deceased.
Mrs. Krb und others In Mr. Clark's r?sidence can
positively Identify them. Averv was taken before
Buperintendeat Kelao at Police Headquarters, and on
being told that it would be only necessary to procure a
reqatsition from Qov. Parker to remora him to Kew
Jersey tor trial, he expressed Bte willingness to go with
the officer. Marshal Hill accordingly conveyed him to
Jersey City.
Avery is aired aliout 1H years, has borne a good charac?
ter Tor honesty and sobriety, and, so far ss is known, did
Bot associate With erimloalS lu this city. Revenue ap?
parently prompted Ins . rime. His stepfather, Mr. Liv
lugsfluu, wltii whom be lived In Thompson-st., ha? been
employed for a long timo as porter In Mr. Clark's storo.
PKvni 1P.OM BXD TAPE.
An Italian, agfl CO, daiisoroiwly ill with
clitoiiic dysentery, applied a few days sluco to tbe Coin
misMi.uers of .Charities and Corre?:?on to be sent to tbo
lio-j'it il. As bo ii.i.l iss'ii in this country only a year and
a half he was referred to tbo Commissioners of Emigra?
tion, but owing to his inability to tell tbe mimo of tbe
ship In which he came here, tbey refused to do anything
for him. The unfortunate man, penniless and without
friends, took refuge upon being thus repulsed, In a miser?
able bin*, m. nt lu Mai Ion st., where be died on Monday,
for lack of such a-sslstunre as those who had refused linu
aid are .specially expected to give.
PUBLIC -SCHOOL KXPENSF.M.
Tho CoflBBBJflfliflflflM of I'tiblic Instruction
met yesterday i.n.l received from th.- Finance (?uuuiit tee
S report providing for tho appropriation of tho money
required for tbe use of tbe D.-pailuieut from Jan. 1 to
April 30, as follow?:
Sait-i?. of Tt?then la Wtnl School?.$___.__
l*?l?rlenot Juntan. I'.,.??!
Ml.n? .if Ta*?-lien la Nortti.l Coll???. -.? ..
.v.l.nt? of Tcachen id Hrrntuf school?. XI, ji
Kalarlttof T??c_?r? la ?'olorrdHel,o<il?. lii.ljl
s.laritaof Sa|-tn?tredratt sad Clerk?.. Jj. . j
liar Hook? ?nd M.p?. M ',00
H-nt? ..f School Preial???. ItJOf
1'nru.iraU School Apportlonmrat. MUSI
Kuel l-r ?II School?. ja. i_J
?aa. s.t.7
A,.,.???tu?. ?,w,j
laa-iaacmtl rtyrBta*. l^.J 4
Total.fU-'i.-b?
The Finance Commlttet? also rufomineuded that mc,6f6
should be set Hslde HS a n'scrve for the luymotit ,,f
r.'ii.isiilons for building, furuiahiug, ami repairing ?ehool
budding-. The Controller was requested Uiplacea_S0,O0e
to tho credit ot tiie Hoard.
TLI.Kl.KAI'HlC NOR
? Tito ltriiisli slop Kecord, from Hong Km, ;
stis ? rar.u of r. i?, lia? ?r in! ?I Mt> Kl.-.- *.'?..
.llu? Coiiveiitioii of tin? Aiii.'ii.an Fish Caltas?
o'.' .ttDM-iiiiun met in .Ml,?, t.'.-?I? rlty. ^??cr?^ ,iu|.iri..n( pty. r? a.II
l?r rra-l ilurlll. Ihr a- -al an.
Tha atsasaakip Moses Tsjrlor sailsd from .^.m
1 B f'.r Au.ir.li I ia.trr.la.. * *l?rrlal alctiarr Kill be ?l?l??lri??U
ant ihr man. i.,r ,tu?ir?li? u|s,u l??r ?rn,?l o.crlaad.
? Loada Btosl (ou-oradl >v.t? sin.t sad killod in
BarBBS,a l M i ...-?. ?I|M,S) <aa..r,a An>.kl (.? ...? la ?... t.?
? .V C..-.-J t ??ac fiuo? ' i.u? 111 Had i.?ra ?. StA '
THE RING CRIMINALS.
WHY THF. GRAND JURY DELAY!
PBTBB H. 8WEENY, iN?-;r.usi)i.i? AM? VOObWABO
Tl mW TO Sl.TU.K?TIIK FOKM-.l. IN TUB
CITY?NO WAIlltANT (?IT Kill IIIM?TUB
EvUHSBOB ABAIBtl QSBBI AND SANDS.
There aras continued ? x? iteineut in tbe City
Bail fOttl rday over t!..? reiteration of the slutem-nt of
Mayor Hair, liidh tuient. It la only Decennary to ?ay
tbat i:o mich conclusion ban yet been reach?:d by tbe
Crand Jury. One of tho morning paper? represente?;
that JuiIk? Bedford, on hearing ??t the report on Tuci.
day inonjiug, sent for the District-Attorney ?nd de
mrinili d that the Indlittneut airalimt bl? friend Hail be
leesnsMsaad? Aiiutlirr reprenented the name olllclal m
.([ti.illy eager, for political reasons, to secure the Mayor's
conviction. Judge liedf. rd hlmne If explained to a Tain
tii: reporter, who questioned hltn concerning thef*??t?,
that lie ?lu! nor know who wnn Indicted, and that he had
in?t demanded ihat fhe Jury rcc. n. :der any vote, well
knowing that SSah an act would be u misdemeanor on
his part.
There was gome excitement among the Jurymen t?iem
Bslvea as ta the uctn-n al J-i?ige ladtart iu adj,n maaj
Conn on Tu.sduy, when tlie Jury wlsh'-d to eorupte.te It*
labors, tinill saiturday, and some of them spoku of tbe
action a>< being not a little suspicious. Jt seems that on
Tuesday mm ?itng teu ea?es against ortilnary ? ffiinlirs
wer?? m? nt t-, the <?rand Jury, which at llrst refused to
ta ki- them up. But Ihe Dl.tr'it \ttorney represented to
tin meiia'tcr*. that he wan itiixiou*? to try thme cases and
r??ll??ve the overcro't'ded city prison, and the Jurymen
si" nt nn hour In these unwelcome lnvestlga?otis. At
the end of that time It wits pCSpSSSd to go into ?t'ourf,
when It was dlseoyered that the Comt had been ad*
jiiiiriii'd until Saturday, and that It could not be recon?
vened in order to submit new Indictments, ?"?inferen???*??
were had with the City Judge and District*
Attorney by ttn? Foreman of tho Jury, and
tlm latter failing to report the facts to tbe
Jury caused some feeling and tot a little suspicion
that s'-mi'l Uli; Wim Item? It isln .1 up. Tlie explanation
was suiis??i|ueutly advanced ihr.t the delay bad been
brought utiout by representations that the Ring men b*d
concluded to settle the civil suits against them by pay
iiiK' up, and that timo was required to arrange the de?
tails. I'eter B. Sweeny, Woodward, and Inge.rsoll, were
? ?.ii.. Sara heea sddsdto the ?i.ooo.too" pool," in which
(.nly Ttt?'.-d, Connolly, and Mrs. Uarvey for A. J. Harvey,
had I?, vi.iiisly taken part; and that they had finally
in.id?? up their minds to pay up on ibe civil suit*, ?r< I
their .j.-iidsiiieu relieved, and sacrifie? the hail on fhe
ciTiuiiiail imlictiiients. While this ttory could not be con
liim. d, it is not as improbable as tbe friends of the Hing
try to make it appear. It Is only the halt lutheutvil
nuts which keeps Tweed and Connolly tn yew-York, and
Ii._-r.si?.a Wo.Mlwai.l, (iarvey, aud other? away. Iager
soll would at onco surrender himself if assured that the
order of ar ? -t ou the civil mtlt had not been renewed;
ami run tho risk of being admitted by Judge Bar
aard, to ball so insignificant, that lie could afford to
?a? rifle?; it and leave the country. Mr. Bweeny is
acitaitily in the city, and at his house. No. KO West
Tiairty-fourth-et. There is no order of arrest against
I ?ri ?is yet, either ou civil nuit or criminal charges, bul
Pates B-, nevertheless, keeps very quiet at bit own resi?
den-e, and will doubtless fly again as soon aa he bear-?.
thai lie has been indicted. Woodward offered some time
ago t?? contribute flOO.OOO to the "pool." but waa tohl
that that sum and more would lie sj>ent in capturing him,
BB the tool of the King hoe become almost as obnoxious
us the masters themselves. All these facts go to Indicate
that tbe King tu? n have not wholly abandoned all nope
of iff.ctinga settlement by the paymentof the $4,000,000,
which is tho lowest sum tbe Attorney-Cencral ba? said
be will take in settlement. The real difficulty Is probably
the impossibility of making a combination among th?
roiiues, who, liavtug swindled evervbo?ly else, are now
afraid that eajh is trying to rob his fellow.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF TUE GRAND JURT.
At the adjourned session of the City Court,
on Haturdav next, the anti-King Orand Jury will cer?
tainly complete its Ion? labors, and submit a largo batch
of very important lndictnieiits. They have been urged
to finish tin- work before them on that day because a
new Jury in Oyer and Terminer will sit on Monday In
tlie stokes eos<?, und this would int??rfere with the furUu?r
business of the 8??sslous Jury* Tho adjournment will
therefore certainly take place on Saturday next. To-day
the Jury will meet again for final action concerning ao
Important Indictment already erroneously reported to
have been concluded upon. There Is very little doubl
thai Ibis Indictment will tie found, and that the arrest
will follow on Monday next, but the Jury had not yt-t
vote?l up. n it on Monday last as public In d.
TIIK ACTION AGADIR NATHANIEL HANDS.
Nathaniel Bands, whose probable intlictmeut
was announced last Monday In Thk Thiblne, has been
the subject af long and patient lmiuiry by the J*ry. At
first tlie District-Attorney declared that no law could be
found under which he could frame an Indictment against
Mr. Hands for accepting the commission of 175,000 for ne?
gotiating tho H.OOO.ooo loan to Mr. August Belmont
{subsequently, however, after consultation with Attor?
ney? ieneral Kartow and Mr. Wheeler II. Teekhani, Dis*
trict-Attorney fiarvln changed his mind, and drew np
the penning Indictment. It is based on sections 110 and
115 of tbe city charter (the King charter of 1870.) The
section* are as follows :
S BCTIrtS 110. Nn c*\eer of (V fflv fj,ir*n???i?m, rteent a #?i!W?ot ot
city ranttiar. * nil.?? tor of a??_a?i?. ut?. ? cirri ?if ?rr. ?r?, or tWtmuart to
th? < T.rpt.ration, -h?!l h??r or tre-ttt Irtim Ihr corporation or rit? t???
tu? ?it prrqmiit?! or ?ay ttOgmtttla ot cutMiii.w* for kat ttrvUm
la i Mitlas to bi? aalarr.
Sic 11'.. Aud no na. naher of '.he Common C.innfil. h?_.l ??f .!?p_it.
mt-ni. ebirf of hurfjtn. ilrpatj Iberrot or tier! Ike mi, or OlAer iffteer o)
tSe i-orporatUm. ?lui! b? .tir'.i-il? or iti-lim?'!? latent??*?! la ?a? r.ti.tra.%
?ork, or I,u*id'??. or lb? ??I? uf in? artli*If. the nprnre, prie?, ?r enn
?i.!*-r?:.i,ii nt nt, .-b ia p?a I fron, ?h? nt? tr<-a?nrr. ar hi an? aw-auia-al
le? i -1 I,y ?tit ?rt .it urataaare at tli? < <.mul<iii I 'tiancil ; nor ia tb* por
eham of ?to r*-?l ?-.titi? or other property belon(iD( to th? < 'erpTill..?.,
or ?hieb ?ball _M ao'<! for taxe* or ?s?.?mei.t?, or hy ? uta* of I?_f ml ptv
tm* at tb? ?uu ul th.? ??iu ?'or,_?r?t.uu.
Mr. Hands as Tax Commissioner was prohibited from
acting an the agent of the Treasury in negotiating a
loan. Mr. Mauds pleads Ignorance of this law, of wbieb
In? was, however, u strong advocate, and under which ha
accepted and held office. He bos used his per*?)m_l luflu
?nee and that of the indies of his family in eltorts to
avoid iinlK tiiiiiii, and has personally appealed lo tha
members of the Jury to that end.
WHO TESTIFIED AGAINST GENET.
Henry W. Genet's suit against Mr. Ia>\*
Atlams was the subject of considerable comment yester?
day, particularly when It became known that Geuet had
been Indicted on the evldenoe of a totally different per
son. ??cue! has threatened to send all his p. r*i-, _ii-r?
to .State l'i,*i'ii, and baa begun hy a civil stilt against
Mr. Adams. He will perhaps next take a??Uon
ugalnst J. Mt-Bride Davidson and his partner. The for?
mer promise?! to swear, and the latter, brought from Al?
bany for the purpose, did swear before tbe ?Urand Jury,
that the name of Davidson A Co. on the back of the now
famous warrant was forge?l by Henry W. Genet. David?
son himself stated tbat he had never furnished anything
for the Harlem ?Court-House, but It, is certain that he
made out the bill with his own hand, which (jenet sut.
mitte,', as a vom her for this fraudulent claim. This
fact aud the threats of others frigliteued Davulwiu into
flight. There is no order of urrest out for him, as wsa
aafpsssd
DELAY IN RERVICE OS WARRANT?-.
Seventeen of tbe 23 iii<li?tiiieiiti. submit ted
on Hat unlay last are either still in the Hands of l!ic l>i.
trict-Attorney or have been sent to the Polue for
service. Why they should be n?tuine.l i_ a mystert . and
inasmuch a? one of the imlli tim-nfs Is agalnm Win lien
lies?.) Cook, the bosom fin u 1 of the Hui>eiin_e_id?-iit of
l'olla-e, It Is no! a little aMoiili-hlttg to hear finit tlie war
rants have been sent fea him or his detective.., ii. whom
the public feel no coiiliilence whatever.
AGARD FROM THOMAS C. PIELM,
The ma*mlt9*hu*uS W4W i'en*v?'?l y?_!?|ti.iv by
I.iegraph from Albany:
re the Editor of The Tribune.
?.ia: i wasaurprts-.t to-?'f mim runo \t tata asara
Hu: the .statement ihat It had ii.ti awuia t<> ln.it f
(?rand Jurv that I bad state.t tn it 1 |..l(| ,,.Ull Xiit-; n?in
im. H.oo?to attlibiod the piiiilliutioiitif tb?-llstoffir
n. ?ii who r?e? Ived paymi'ut on ut-oouut of mrtit __ r??n
.ten,! tiio Meirtii-oiltaii l?'lr?? l>.-p..riiueiit. I do not km ?
nil. t tt.i? tworn to sense ths Oraad Jury, aal i d<?
I no? tl a' I u>" sneoaacioua of ??ver Im. in? mad? an a
t I ii.ive never jiutd anv ik-i-hou eonneeied
x n. 1i.iitt.NK one real to ?mbllsli ?ir wttlilui.! sn\
j.,. .,!,?-it.oii t.,.me, ted with the Fin? fliiliu?. nor ?lo I
, ? i . ti r having ?p,.inu to an\ persea attached
i- ' m fl 'S' ?S about the maiter. Iims. C. Fuli?.
.?.?, Feb. 7, l?;_.
[Wa Know ihe fact beyond any di.pute llu! aaaartBBSSB
rasas thai Mr. Fields had ailmitted the MhSB] laM-Ba
It !_ now a question of _era?-lty between Ihe ilia?-?? ??"I
Mr. Field-?, ttilb which TTlk TBIMl ?Ot iuu L-?>' '?'?'
omem -go)

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