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VO'-XXXV.N?- 10.800.
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY ?, 1870.
PRICE JFOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.
A WAR BBOUM ON SPECIAL LAWS.
?kmMHi tooossn a oonsTrrtrnomi. tmoAa
MF.NT?HOW II.HVfilK HVS pi Lilli H Hill VOIS
l.ATloN ? THE IWABM ?)F ri'.lVAIt IHI.I-S IN
COSOSSSS.
hit TRt.F.aRArn to "mr TRrnfftra.l
WnaiiiMilov, Jan. 1!'.- [?'-I'i"*' nf.'iii?.- Springer'?
Teittihitii.ii pr ?ivisi'.g .in ass niliii.Lt tit the t'oiiititu
tioii. to prevent tytolkl kgwlntwm bj Congr-eaa, bis
hu." of an importssl reform uliea.ly adoptad bj mv>
etal of Hu-Stat? 8. The last Constitutional ('.niven- j
lion ni Illin.>im a?l(ipti?.l an article of thin kind, anti |
the Naall bsebees the raking ol tim etsadsrd of
blgldallTIl uifralitv v. rv |h"I ceptil.lv. 'I lie ???--sion
law?of Ulinola, which formerly Mied large voluiner?,
are il.iiv rediic.il in balli at ?ea??t 70 per cent, ?ml
the I. ialatnre, inatead of ?pending it? time in tlie
M ,-..!i*r.iti.iii of private billi ?uni ?pseislBMSaOWB,
M shle to ?i.vote Hr? whole attention to general lefts*
ll.ti II.
'] he ? vii at ?peels] legialatimi In Cnggrett \g erna
gi. at. r linn m (lie M H- Legialstares Since til?*
Ojn-niligof tin- pi. ?c"t ms?:.ni lillie have lltSSdj
bees iiiti.-.lti( ed i'i the Hone? alone more thss 1,900
bill?, anil .1 v.-i . lal--." 'ii IJOI ?ty nf tlic-e arc prit ate
01 h|'C( ..li Hi t!it if ( li.il.u HT. Ill the COUI Mlddtl -li
of the,??' lull?, niiiiiii.tt.e-? are olilig.-.l to ad on
ex parte ?vidence, prods?d bj pciaoDfl mt. ro-tcil in
theil paaaaaje : and it is very rare thal any ?peela!
InYsetigatkm on Um psrl I ti i Government esn he
in.ni,. 'i c ie~;ilt ia, th a liiiiii. ron? billa,
priating Burney which the Gorrrnmcnl doi no1
owe. p.i.-r, il.ii ?IHr eve. y M ??m? <"f I 'OBgNeS.
In Um Isal Co.uri. ?? 2,000 billa, representing
dalma amounting to 927,000,000, **< re n ti ned to
a HiiiL''e !"ii'iti:itt.'. of the Ho a war claims
There waa ntobsMj sol ossof (lie*?o elalmawhkb
r.mUl not better have bees deall with bj s coori
Laving competen! Jnritdietion. The removal of
private ln.?im s.? from Congre?? towma jndicis] tti
bsnsl would probably do more to elevate the Coo
gie.?*-ui!i.ii ?tsodsrd tlmti ?ilii'.-t ?nythlng elm
v.u. hhsabees ?sea ?ted,and it la tosecompliah
tm? tu?t Hr. springt i baa introdneed kia reaolntion.
POSTAGE PUD Bl LEADING PATERA
rilE TIHIIISl'S M.VII ( 11(11. VIL S mi HIAVI'r-I
iv Till-: (oi'Mia-A OOMPsniSOM OP ivvi.im:
Jill I.VVI.??.
Iirr ni :?,- I:, veil to Titr. TP.ir. ?r 1
W.v-?iM.r >n, Jsn. 10. Below ia fires ti etste*
ni'iit ol the smonnl ol postsss paid bj a taw ol the
lending newspaper? of the country on theil in.nl
?ireslstiona during the cslendar pear 1875.
In a few Inatanfis the amosnl pail during
the lent <|iiait( r of tin- year waa eetimated, hut In
the MM Ol ia- hoi UM Ni '.v-Vol i. ]'.;;?: I.? the .;<..' mt
for the w bole year baa I? as ma le up. and the Igurea
y. ? . arc :n tOSll] M they ?tsod OB UM boi !??? Ol the
l'ost-dilite Department :
M ?. ?Yoes lmi i ir. f'.'o 2M in
il.irnijo lu'rr neran. 18,0211 04
heir iori, ?une*. 11. .Ml li
Ken Tork Herald. 8,043 tri
Cincinnati Umet . 4.013 00
Cincinnati tlatrtle . 4.4H3 32
Cotton .?ntl,,,ti . 4.O.*'J 1(1
Hit. Louie In i tulican. .'t..'i,l ..
I h fan, i 11 une . 8,646 00
l I in:',,?? n ihm,r . 3,004 3H
Cineinnati Commercial. 1,72(1 72
th tootie (-?ol?, inmii, at . --..in...-j
The last item inelu-dea tilt- psetsce bj hot h ITtt
(Hobt ?nul ?icmoaal befOfSconsolidation, and of the
new asset rises,
AN OLD BTOKY TOI.D ANEW.
mil mostos itv-5 niiiii i La- in asnina mn
E Ali HI lit K BSKA IS Ilia AMiliY I Xi II EMI M
? IIB BBPSSSI KM BSOU1ATIOS el i li.ai.l I
F I* KI?.
Hit Tri k;r tiri to the Traer nf 1
Wakhiv., r??v. Jsn. 1!*.?The rrsolntion of Benstot
Pavi? to appoint s Special Commitl i toiurestlgate
theTreaanrj Departmeati waa a;niiii laid over In
tin Senate, and there in an trident diapoaition t<?
put it a?n!e fruin tim? to time, cr to am. nil it and
take ss.i> v.* ?tr, ugtb bj re?- n ing it to the Flnsm<?
fon nutt? ??-. Mr. Morton easing that tie temperol
the Bl nat? waa ai?'.ii:?st Mr. Darla BWTed to lay the
?iTi'-Nt ion aside andproesed with the consideration
?>f hi? Mi?.M--.,t?i?i IsTeatigal og reeolntionsi Tins,
hovttvir, ill? vim.?., t?. tin- 8snsta than Mr. Davifc'?
peaslstion, and Mr. Morton war. besten bj a vote of
2S to 'Ml. Among tin hc voting aganit-t the postpone?
ment <.f other bnainem who web ?tsneb radii a!?
no Meaars ConkUng, Edsmnda, Bsstwall, Bsmlin,
an.) Mot rill al Vermont. Mr. Morton "?va? ia a mate
sfsagiy ?excitement. Be etosaed the aiab to when
Mr. Conkling and ? din rs nat, and m anSSgrj maiiru i
ahook bia besd snd aeesmd to protea! againal their.
action. He then returned lo Ins aest, i oiled np his
piper*, ami ?v-.-n ad asiles andsngiy. Bnbeeqnently,
Lowe*, i r, the Senate ext-r? ?m.-.I ?OBBOthing moro of
Hh ordinary fortitude, and pcruiittttl Mr. Morton to
proc? i ii.
A? for In? ?peech, or that portion of it whichb<
deliver.'! to day, it baa the old familiar riniMh.it
La? liccn hounding in the eari-i of Ins audit?.ta ever
?mee ita author has been in the Beasts? It ha? bl as
delivered in the Bl nate atram ami tog nu. has fourni
its way into the iaiup.ii.rii in New-England hust Fall,
and baa not been utihcard hy the citizens of I uri an
apolis. It was siniply the (speech of S. BSSM Morton,
p.t(h(-.l on the same old key, and ibonndlng in the
?atne sharps arid flats that have tharact. i'i/> d all bia
?I'ce? h(b for the past ton years.
He lu* the tloor to-morrow, when be will pmbabh
produce sin h documentary evident o n? lu ha?, ami
eloee by ?baking the bloody gannei.t nirriin in the
face of the Senate. Borne of the Democrats may thal
the be?t way to beat such speeches is to say nothing
in reply ; but such a courue ia hardly possible in the
present case, and probably a lang polit.cal d?bet?
will follow, with the ultimate passage of the r?solu?
tion.
Senator Christiancy will take the floor to-morrow,
after Mr. Morton completes hi? speech, and will oihr
?substitute for the resolution Introduced hythe
latter. Mr. Christiancy is opposed to Mr. Morton's
rceolution, and .holds it to be too wide in its scope.
Should it pas?, and the policy on which it is based
be carnell out, it might result not only in icmov lag
from their seat? Representatives in Congress, bal
also member? ot the Legislature and State ollie, rs in
Mississippi who were chosen at the late election.
Senator Christiancy believes that hi? amendment
will be approved by {{?publican ?S?'iiat<.rs, and it is
possible that it may be accepted hy Mr. Morton bun?
ao If, and that the debate will not long be conti mied.
COL. SCOTT ON THF. QBOUMD,
an tammi ni n behalt ot ihr ti xas pact i
TUS OOLONKI, MAKK3 A I()S(J IPI II B BlBJiBH
ST VICI-PKKIHDICNT BOND AND MR. ?HMIVOION.
Washington, Jan. 19.?The Pac i tie Baflroad
Committee of the House met this evening to iieur the
?tat?mente ot the Toxae Pa< iflo Hallway Company on
the ?ne hand, and the Central Pacido and Southern Tu?
ai Ho Companies ot California on the other. Id relation to
the billa uow before the Committee providing fur the com?
pletion of the thirty ?second parallel line to the 1'acitlo.
tail. Thoui-ie A. Scott, MnJor Frank A. limul, and
li Out. John C. Brown of Tennessee appeared for the
Tcxaa Pacido Une, and C. P. Huntington auJ C. U. Sher?
rin for the Central and Southern Pacific Railroad Compe
alea. Col.Scott presented the advantages of a com;*;iug
trunsconttiitutal bne to the Government and th?
Paaajbs Ho declared that not only la it the In
'? "-t of the (*u vorn lue nt to have the Texas
and Paclflo line promptly constructed, by ttm
t" o of me (real economice ti would secure
lu its mi itary, Indian, and postal transportation, and by
the ability it would poaeeae to solve humanely and effi?
ciently th? India? question ; but It Is also the duty of the
ui>?-d Btates te oonstruct the same, lu order to comply
**'?? lu treaty obligation?, assumed when ArltuLa and
"?"????rteowerepurchated. He also called attention
"** '**" "?at the comtuut border trochl-ea with Mexico
? ? "??Perattve that the Government should have
P^mpt fscllltle? for moving troop? and ?apolle?, sud that
the military defense of the entire Pacific coast now reata
solely upon a single line liuhio to s*tloiu Interruption
dnrlnir Winter months of the yeer. ITe spoke of the great
heneflti to tie conferred upon tho peoplo thrungli the
, re induna of the hill, scem-ln? the road as an open \r /h
way without diaeriiiiiuation to all connecting lines, at.d
also giving Congress the power aa to regulate Hie rates of
truffle as to allow no sp?culation or individual
profit. Ho BsafM le peere Ihe great s?vaetags
to the South, inn! Io all sortions, hy the ?nipinyiiicn*
whieh ?raid tie glees to ?mnea, factorlee. and fnraiaeee,
and io mauv tbouaandl Ot i Ile la Kir is in the I..ni inn;
? ?f the road and Ita etpUptnent, and sal?! Ibat aomeeucn
BMaenie ia seeded t?? restore eonfldenee and re?
vive our pro-trate tndnai i. a. He ?nui that Hie
liability to he BBBomrd bj tbe Oovernamal la eomlanl,
that Itaowatranaportatlon will talte?eareof balfeflt,
and thal it is nt ?licit by a tit st mortgage, Hv the net re?
ceipts from land, by ?t depoell ol * ?,ik>o per auk of beads,
und lit nil ihe eui ulupa ol me line.
Col. Ma <>tt took the opportunity t<> deny certain rhargci
against bia own personal credit, BM-dc ia? the pnrpoee,
be Bald, ?Of ?damaging the Texiis nuil l'atillt Ii<?;ul. He
?a,-I lie owed no iniiu anith'inr.
M O?.i li..!,d, Vi..-ri. td.lt ni of tbe Texas snd Pad He
it'tu!, pie.? iited nu array el fi-me? shoe nur thal the mt
earnings ol the preaent Pacifie road wen tea tune.- the
amount necessary lo protect ti? Goveraia? nt'i
guarantee ?>f intercet on the Ti tat sad
Pacific ?bonds nnd that the Qorernmenl
would aare from 05,000,000 t?> ?7,(100,000 per real bj
ihe bnlhtlng of the road. He - ml tbe moment the ?Pa? Ifle
?Road obtained control of the Pacific Mall thej raised the
rabee on fr.'i'.-ht from 50 to loo i?r rent, so
thal the people are now paying an extra
??--.,uno.(?.o j ti annam forth? in mut ni the stockholders
??r tin- construction company thai balli tin- Central
Pacific Road and similar i ui poratlona. Manu Bond aald
Diet tbe ??Southern Pacific ol Cabfornla is the Central
Pacific under aiu.i h.-i name, ami thal it la folly to expect
th.? ( cutral l'a? iii, to luiild n Competing mail Io itself.
Mr. Huntington, who np]."I for the deni b1 and
Pout hern Pacific, preaentea the clai'ns of IbeBoutbi ?
Pat-It!? lo lui'i.l the Ihn from fort Yuma east nulli
it -.n..ni.I m. <-i the Texas ami Pacifie building
weet. He claimed that they are anxious lo
have the i".id completed, aa th) f .1 mia it
ia needed te develop Ihe oonutry through which ii v> iii
naas, and thal lu addition lo the loeal wealth of arizona,
N. h Mexico, and Texas, there will Is? a large through
trade between the Pacific c?ohb1 ami the waters ??i the
(inn of Mexico. He asked thal the land cram t?? the
Texan a n? t i'i? ?tie sinniiti be bestowed upon lue Houtb? in
l'nilli- of California for the number ol mllei it ihould
build.
1 be ( oiniii'tlee, a ?thoiit any ecfiam, adj?,trued for one
tv. eli, w hell lln) ? ill u .-lillie" (V... .deiiitii.li ni UM ipi.?
tloa,
CUBREN! TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THE BMIUBATION lu 1.1 I 11! V.
Wasbixotok, Wed? Mlaj , Jan. 10, i*-*';
Tilt- financia] report o? the Bccretoij ??I the
A i u? ?,,m a 'm. mi/, ii ion >. n n ti states thal then aeni 111
foi- the pit.-t year have bt ? n ti I -' ??? -'?'<? rberorelpti
during tbe bul r? mouths haee heeai Proa deaaUous,
10,071 32; from legaetea. 91,042 B5j reeetv?ed fereda?
(?ni.>n in Uberin, 18.063 85; ead fToaa other warree,
012.870 29 The balance on band wao0672fi2 1 ?
<lisliiir-i fifits halan? e Hi? I? ? u i i . -I. I ?>:> 1; . v u g .. , :i
expended for the peasaga and aapporl of emigrants,
???j.ros rt0 foe education la Ubi i - 178 60 to pa]
ment of ?'.? ?t.- ead i u*. ? :? at, :??? I n-',.- ,i 'ii tot ethel pat
peeea Hie report refera tv tia d on the 1 I
of in ccuiiii r, i-?7i on tin shores ol Liberia, ol e
containing 27 ?eaOgraata from America, aot one bai ng
ill. li oil t'.t 1 ?:;. ?.::.'?-. Bl UM Ihe lil amma! l'epi'l t ! !.. u
han in ? n s. ni t?i i. bei ii 2S ? lalgrnata i ha aaaaa] ? \
ptilitioti waa dispatched by the huilt Uberla from Mow?
Tost J-'u. IS, lsTii, containlns siaoeg ether* two
Uceaaed minlaton el las Methodist Epieeopal Chnrrh,
who expected to ?cater the ?berlas snuual Conference.
Per the Inet 55 yeara emtgratloTi to Liberii I id been on
Interrupted, rnoaenon reported maki i numbera
oin/. .1 .-u.i ? Hie war 3,110 and a tots om tbe
beginning ol l .,? ?8, exclu Ive ot ....... r? raptured Ifrl
t all?. V lu- u ! -? IlIlVU lal? ? ? d ?i:nl I ... 1. .1 ! lu lint el li
m.-m of Hie I tilled Plates i?? s? it c In Ubi i i. making a
grand total of 20,323 peraa.ni lo ahom II.ij I ??!
glV? a h.ui.' I ill A. .'I eil Hi vi lill I! nu-.im I pel ?.hin aie al
ti.?- pi. si nt time earnestly soliciting passage, and oihn
Ita ..-af.'.s mlgbl be colonised during Iho current year
should n.? ana be p. o s mci for Hi?- paw pose,
NA\ M. siIB-COMMITTEEO
Tin' Cbainnan o? the Naval Committee bas
appointed a enb-eomialttee, com ?tl'ie of Mr v i!i? ??f
N.w Y.nk, ?-latir!.?.?n. and Mesara Harris of Mai
seta and le ale of Slabs ina. I? liifinllasli the laws la
relation lo narai eonlrmeii and eoatraetora, and pm
chases niall? for ulnl on itccoinit of natal ?.l.... ?; t a
Inwa ami regulatlone aStotlna Hie Miine ,.f
?mt iqnadioai. and the lawa and raga ttiama In
regard to duias ?.id responsibilities ol pay m Mere,
theil b??!ldr, III' ?le (if ill I i.lllltlll.', ,'.C. Tin ( "li.?ill!!? I .-,
ulso lnsti iictetl tn impure if any ?m'eut of the Depart,
meat hartos rharge-el natal property, or Un enataalj or
on ndght Hi. roof, has i> ten gatlty >?r dish?neely -, whether
nut iiiuu-e- ?u lae tu trem?a exist la las admlalelratloaor
execution ot i.tiv of Hie lana atf.tt?it: tin- nty.aml
wi.it iliiini'm m it flinn.In?!! un he Batta in li.cm.
Another aab-eommlttee, roaslstlagof Mr. Willie ?el Nea
Yorll it? II.an mail, and Mr. Han...?ti of ?ilii i and Mi.
Joins of Nr., Hampshire, ?a? ?i mi appotuted lo lake
i: ?a, i ousldi ration an I luvesl gad ibe f?? l??wing ? lb m la :
Navy-yards and nair management, and to m?|uire ea
|n l .11.1.. vi la I la I I, , ,i 1,11 in Itei ina) li "t be I dm ed. . Iel,
if s.,, m ni..?i mode and t<> wbal extent; ti?t managt
iitei.i ol nut -. h?.1s, aud wbal eli..n-- s can be made to
n-,nue expenses ol I hem, and le reform alleged ahueca
ami ( on n pt nuil existing lin-!? in.
BOUQUETS ami BUSTS.
The Joint Committee <?n tbe Libral? bold a
meeting loiter,when it '?'ia ordered dit ran titei it
?hau be la the power "f the Chali mau <>f tin; joint < om
initi?e to issue or leis to ?-. natara im only linee bouquets
dally from the botanteal gardens, and f??r the Chalnaaa
of tin- Coiuiuiii? a on Ihe pi.ii of iii.- Mooee to iasae or?
den lo n?.-in!?? i- foi aev? n ..??i-- daily, and thal Ihe Chali
mab of e.ii-n Hooee be authorised to determine the BMMle
of dtatrlbetmg the lame. The reqneel of Mr (PBiira
le t.c allowed to exhibit ins batata of a im-r Juett? ? s
Taaey sad I haaae la the lobby el I M lan le
wai refnseii A rest li id n ??? is adopted inthorir.m the
Chairman of Ibe Joint ? ommitb v to eoutiai i a nh some
t ..iiijK ti ,t aiiial foi u baal ol u.e lal? Cbaef-Jiiaiiee
Jane), lue b< ad ol the une lo be miali "?I eitel thal of
tbe statue of tbe late Cltlei-Juatice at Annapolis, Ihe eosl
of lia- -, li ne not lo i mccil fl.?UU0. li was fuithei >>
lol. ed. lliat in ord? r lo eua de Ibe i ibi ni.ni ol l ongn --.
under tbe directl.I tbeJotnl Commlllre on Ihe U
Liar) , to ?n ran,!.- ?nal indel tin- mau UBI-, lpt1 and pap, i ?
In th".- libral) relating lo American history, tbe muh of
I i ?...?i in- asked i?,r io.in t?- i! . .. . ? enato Appro
p: letton a oiamltteee.
PBOP0?D M'.v PBXBI0H Kill.-?.
Tba Ilooaa Committee nu Pensiona bora
agreed te a bill earrylag oat bmsI ot lOereeoaameeOe
tn ?na of tin? Coniuiif an iin r or p? n ?iona m ala laaS repeal
Hy it?- pi?it i-ions Mi i.niai <?? aantoattoM v.-,n be nflteieal
where Bpplleatloaa .in- in.ul? foi a.i in? ?coe of pcliaioiis,
tbaeasaktog a dooblo examination unneeeeaary. Oom
mlaotenei atkinson iayi thi? ?iii nea Invalid pensionen
nun ii traiilile, ead pi?-m ni ,.n expenalltura on Um part ?al
tin- lion-mint nt of j:".,n ?i a year, The bill alee pea
nile? thal lassasse rata reg arding man ia.?-, which sOea ?
a pension i uta t off; that la to Bay that In graatiagS
IHiiision te a widow, while she remain? snell, it Is only
aeeeaaar*, in the aheaaee of ether proof, te sin.w that she
li ved wita the soldier na ina wife. It la well known that
vt i?, ii n aldon i ? m.? t rtaa hi pt ?atee i aaai ?, and t>< iit.ud
this i! Is lu I u ii I lein, ni for widow? to a ton I I ,e iiu.i. i ,, ,?
eeremouy, but in all otbei leapotu to observa tbe inuri
tai relation with i. e t?? rond i. laband 'ii r bill pu-v. ni?
tina, aud imposes a i? naitt in addition to forfeiture of
ela m. i'hc lull also repeals the Matate di ? ia. m^ bounty
Liliti Visitant? personal piopc.riy.
MB. BUI/8 HPK!.(II AS RE7IBKD.
Ii? i jiiiniii II. lillie priotod apeeeh boa boon
c nipa red wl!h a full ti an st ilpt of the I? \t of the -in ? . a
al it was aelii.il!) ?U- li\.-1, d. 1 he chanda? ami BMdlOoV
tiona aie mt st i-xtraonl.uai t and onprt cedenled. Mr
HU? has fessa gantyettfca sapaillsmealai j aeadael of
entirely luppiesi-iiig an llnpoitant eulloquj willi Mr.
Hale of Ma'iie upon the Kuglllte Hl.nc law. Mi. ilale'a
reniMTIs aie entirely eliminated from the prniHsl Speech,
whuh ia a grui? violation of tho rule? of the House.
losas of Um ReaehUeaaa talk of raii.ng a i|iiostii?u of
privilege, thal Mr. Hil.'? apeeefa na spoken mnal i.e
print, d, ead I hat ho c .innot ?trille fmiii Th( lltturil lln?
aik-eehea of other meiubeis. A proinlnent nun-limit
frees Savannah, who li now hole, ?.til thal tho Demo
t raia tliroiiKbout the H.111H1 ?dunl thai Mr. Hil. a SpSSI h
time doo? tbelr party imiuuuauriible tmtutgpe. The Kspnli
licaii I'ongrrBSioiial Coiuinitiee lina ordered l.OOOol ali.
Uarfleld'a apeeohtui for circulation.
THE CENTENNIAL IHM. IOSIVO HY IJKI.AY.
The drift of iliHHisHon in tim Bonna tai-?ljiy
was itrongly a?alnat the Centinnlal Appropilutlon lilli,
hut allhough tho di-position of souie of the Heoiorrala to
votn for tho meaaurc may have been ihaln n, thone moat
hiten st?d li, It and bc*t qualified to Judge it 111 believe
that Itl passage by a decided nmjorlly |g unouealloeed.
Among the spoeehee mads to-day the two moat notablo
wen tboae in SP-pestttoa to the bill by Mr. Cochrane of
1'eiaiist iviiuia, ami Mr. Tucker of Virginia. Km li of Ihsas
gentlemen bas?d tbeir amiliueiits piiuripally on consii
tu tioual gi nundi, and their BMBBhSS were well lisl.ind
to hy the Houae. Bet eral able s|tcrt hrs in defeua? of tbe
bil) were also made, the most notable being by Mr. Prye
of Maine. The general feellug this stoning Is that the
bill ia Katiniug nothing br the diicuaaion now goiug ou
in the House, aud iii.tt Its friends will do well to bring th?
Houae to a vote at as early an bour as possible.
KOT JOHN WILKES BOOTH.
Hie Clerk of the House Committee ou Ways
and Me.nu, who, tinco bia appointment, baa brea very
widely paMhha 1 as having named his rlilld Ji La WilliCt
Hool li, autlioiizes it denial that lie has now, i r ever had,
a child to which he pave that nsine. Tho accusation,
which Is an old one, hu ?ay? is a baaeteej ?Under. He did
have a cillltl tiuuieat John Wilkes, a? ho has a initiier mil
au uncle bearing Hie nanie of the g-e.it tneiiiii c.mi
monir. Tina ?on waa burn in Im'.ii, dud in 1871, ant
waa sometimes called Huolli lie. ..::??? a iie.glil.or hud a
einiii called Abeaham Uaeeas. Tue clerk at Die | im m
tue mi Watvii uni M.-iiii?. altiioni?li thlH repoli lins loiiif
i.i-i d eurrent, and ha? recently been very n Iel] print? d,
?ay? ne lever le-nue tiled in uti ?xptanatlou no < saai J .
us liu diii Bul think rho imnlio w.m uil-ii ,-t. ,! m lu'.d.
V ?ile doini ?ti.- uti.til a.
WASHINGTON ROTEA
WAiiiie?Tii?. Wediirmlay, Jan. 10, 187ft
The spccl.il ?minuit:.o .ipi . ml?-,I for InnMtlfl.?lion of
the troulilos on Hie liio Otando burder of Te va-, at its
me. nun to ?lay tOAot I? eiltiri-a., a coiiiiiuiiiii utiiii to I'm
."?I I li tai?/ of \V li , .< r- k 1 11 ?T H H Will be po-ajlblc, With tilla
pn ?. nt military r.r, e at Iii.? eouuiinii 1. to detiill for diitv
In the disturbed Beetloo mich a tininbri of mi ti u*i ti. I
coi,mut ii' du ins to lie nee? ?n:irv. The ???nitm'Mc.? is of
oi aloa thal twofall restiaest?al cavalry ?rt Hie au ?t
I'tiectiie character al wbile ti oops, matead ol e*
und, und fiit'lcii lit i ii f uri r r v lo nrriaon the
moat Important i??ta aloaathat lue *a?ii be mill,
hbuuld Hie taieiiti.r:, of *vv'nr replj thal n la aoi la bia
p..v.,-1 to detail such a force, the eotuinlttei ?rill no doubi
Introduce a bill ui resolution In the Mona? uni! ?tlttnglte
Imm?diat? eaUsto , 11.
A prete?t li.is umt be n t'cotved from the profl ??On at
?/eel Patot, a kktk ihowa wherein iba KIHI iry ?eademy
Mil,a? agreed to iiv the OOtnadtlee, w i I materially
??ripple Weet l'uni!. Tile aSdSt? OSS n-i ?ive ->".'i mon: lu?
Oat <>f Hum they bsve to pay tar eVHhe? ead rattans md
oiii.-i expeaeea. li is averyaeaaly alluwan ?-. Theru
are few eadelewbo Itveoa li no?, li it ia rt li?' d i
.?-in. the pnifeeao - .lum thai it will drive from the
Academy the pool cadet? wboaav? been apnolated I
i(iiii|Htlii, i v .?lilli tin.ii, mil ni,o do no1 i..ii.-..Ho
in-m.? of mippoii. i m? Military com.min. will make
(!. t. in.I u pp.....Ho,i to Ulla au i len ot Um App. "i. " ?
Co lilli'.!..'.
Tin Auditor of the Supreme Court of the IHotrfel of
Columbia le tafclai ? eoneMereble ?aaeaatrt laatiSMsy,
imdei nie d- era? ?1 Um Diatrl. i Oaart, m Um i .?<? "f the
libel tor bossty by tbe alleged dcetroyereot tin Ciinfed
? uni lum Ti v.i? A i> .ino. i ol olli.?i .- nu -. .
I ii. .1 nue? 1?. v e. ? , i,ol: ..o i..i li. li i-ii it libel lu lllU
under lae a i ni .' di.,..? ki ..iiiiiii. ituu ni j l.i lien of
prise m. m. i ? i., i ? . . ,, i nie, .h., t, - iel? t?, r?? di stroyed , ?
.... id raptare, ii,-- sport will be Made at Um aext a.
non, .m Um l.'tii of ? ?biaaijr,
A m ii'.i.ty of to II .u?e Dislil.t Coinii.ir te [.- !.iy e- -
pniaeed Hier.:?< Iv.? !.. the i-T.-ci lli.il tlier WOSld t tal
lins lillie I-. id.inn iel .ii n,,pi,i|,11.?li,,ii to lie i I tu I-'
mary lui. ie?t on Hie iii.'? Iimiini of i .lu.-cn beads
Tbe ? oiniiiiiii i- t. ..: i exprese I It? ?pinion tha * ?
n i- ii -i *bi ii i i"- |t "i bj lil ? co li i
revenues o! the I nan I i lu* Chat noan Mr B
waa directed to pr?s ultbeeevlewa al UteC.inittee t?i
Um Appropii nu h c?m ittae rhMbewUldutu-iiM
Tbeealeef .mi. i - . .o ti.- Dead Lettin OBI
boas ta progresa for tbe peal lew days i ? ?? bees
???.? lu iatt< ti l.in e i .i. d la rbe al
? 11.mi',' i-, n l m each uri lias
i . be ??I i " :? ? '?? sal? ? n ? :? nu< I. ?
, "i ?? I : i list ,, in'. ;-. ?? .nun ?t . i. 11 aril
i ... , ol ;?? I, -? ia ii. ill, ia?! h . ? ? i ? 60 ,? i. ? ?.
Tin- lenieaata ii trana .f tin- r? aal? mu? llo-aai tt
Repreaentatlvee ead UM ?reblieel >,f Um < ipllol, ?bo
un- i,i lawebai rd with Um earn aietrattaa al i be ?Bair?
of tbe emit.-! police, eave decided to .:,,i,i..- six of
tbe loi e. rita .ini.ii.it ol Um Capitol voted nib I be
h i?, .un .i! \ .,.- ni 1 ii ?len e in ;l.i I: is u i
it. i -?..,,,! i be - i ,,. ? ? .., i,e in., d in i.. o, , ? -
rta B-Bsae adopted a leeolaBau eslttss spaa lb, -
i.try ?if \s .ir foi ? : ?' ,,? t ia esBeb I etta la th. u taj io?
ii,ne beeSOS iii*? m W i.hlio'fon uni in.-t'? i-i i o:,
i, ,i ? li u ?-oi thal Ibis r-ueulmlou m dealym I lu bil
? olne pul., l, oil:, i l . .t li i .,!'.? ii, li k. .1 lo I. l ?? eel ? lid--, ,1
Ile II III Hull ellipluj It? too,?, Lol. ?lill!.:- 1
I o.o Ililli di
tbisator flow? I? t ip?t ltd ta ?atrord ieeretaryl
.. i ..- C1 Mil 11 et 'i of t l.o c, i agr?as le 'i ?I Reputdlcau Coin
mltl e, tin bitter, to te ?a left the leaate, belag m
l.-ui'ei eligible fur i be poaition.
,tvrU,.jA.at in, I ? !.? t. minmai If ..ii.-/? m* S ..(
(?LALLA I. FORK KIN NEWS.
SPANISH Al PAIRA.
?.mrt, VVt-.l..i. tom. IS, ISM
Ii ?dti'd (jil. io c (it the political t' mlit'i i.-.
tv ii. ed ii *-| i i ' i. rd 1 i th" :..''...".? <
f >r Hie I',,ii. -. I ud n.ii Atitoiiel!) 1; | lb?
Baaeta at Madrid to estais a clear SeBattPi ofi
ara meat's latcuded Uno of eoadact in ita relallone witta
tin Papaey.
m m i*?, v., i i. Mia). .im i'', i i*7-fl
Tlie Uiiehtaiueojer m.t.n, cs Ibu) m COBS. |llence ol
... m.a:,i ? i- pi. ? ntaUons Um bpenieb Uovci am
i,y nil ..-ipil ordered Um llovera.f Um r , ... ,
I?:.null, t.. ni. tee tim Oenraaa ?ebooaei liana, ?bick
waa t?'i. ed by ?Span ihguaboel la?t October
Mai i in. ar. da? day, J a 19 m7?
Tb? f('.lowiuc le..::.. ni ? Tbe Carllel ....!?? i .-if.
yesterdaj tafona ?I tbe Bpaslata Ouaaal al too
Prance,of biauureaenred ?abaitsaloa to mi. j U'oimo.
(?en ..Mai tin? /< .nu pea's tai my M i om i -nil.it. d lu Um
? ?ii.i ..f Pimp? .i na.
live ii un,li.ii ?ni I Alteen pa? lt.if.-i ? art!] be ?hipped f... n
( adll OH th? a. l-l all.-t. '"I 'UM ( Cl.tl "d .,1 I ti..". Oi. ..1
I'llleUll Ipll.l.
? LOUDON AM' lil KLIN M0NE1 MARKF.1 -.
LORDll?, in tm d.i.. .1 :? i . i -..:
It hsa baca gcnerallj wpptMed duiiii the
hi? k Uiut Hu baal rate el <i a a? I ??ml i be n lu .1 ;??
inoi!..u. *i.,,?ii, bo? ter, tin iinpiie ia thal
uny r. du. li ii Hein t.ic pitrit? i.t i.i'.i of 5 pel coull? nu
probable.
//.. I min til ? RIOn 'li,' III It" du HI' I H m III '"? i"i? - the
di maud Ii I nu nu l la i, i ) ipili t ?it Ile I'..,!' . . f I :.- net.
.ne! lui H I? lui! lillie it. inn nu! lib. A.I Hu ?:!,:.i
K>iid arrlvtag In lb? eeastrj I? takea for expo
iii.ie i?..,,,! ? probat Ulai "f .'?..-' al I ?exported i
going uno t" e betih, t? .??I tan \gn i i Uaua iaraa?l ? i ??
.Hld li.l.-? .III di ,.< .ii,d.
iiii.ii'., Mi i i? du. Jan IO, li ,?'
Tbe minimum rate ol dleeouat nt Ita beak bas a
titi .1 al It i?er ci lit
'lill; WAK IN CENTRAL ASIA.
I ..Mm*?, w.-.ii ?ada?, J m IO, i-T.:
A Berlin telegram t?? Tit Daily Telegraph
?lit?,lui! (lui ii, b hi. OS bav? ....Hil.ti III lilt- li. la lil?,I
i,,?ni of Ham? ,i d 'luii iii-ui>, ,i,,-i ara advancing
lov. .mt Kliiik.u,.i.
m
ITALY ami nil-: eui i.(it.
le N,?.?s, ,'linr?,! iv. .I in 'Jil. I ?7(1.
A y\n ii.d di?|iiit<li t?> 7/ic Slantlaitl Utan
lioine ?in ? tin linn ni Uovi mun ut hie i lo?ol tl,e ! pla
(..pul Seminary al L'samfat ita rafsasl to ssaalt a Oor?
eiiiiiu nt lut-p. . I..i lliitis an in, utiul ml. li. ni'. I e
sii.du'i-?,' al p yat lakes Is Um Mata'? deallan ?nu ? .
Cbamb. and trill dotililliaa prsSss? ni tal reaalta,
THE AMERICAN 0*1 KRLAKD ROI l P..
I/."?.I. Weilnifl .), .Inn l-l. \tt7Ag
Tha new mail itsunahip Anatralia aailrd
from P.) mooth tm '?' lb.ni' ne today. Mi. le llit-iul. .1 tO
ply lagslarlj bctweeaSaa Ptnselaeeaad Ssatralta,
HIE REV. IliAI'V VARLEY RECOVERING.
I maims. Wrdaradaj. Jaa. IO, i -? t ?j .
Tha li?v. Henry Vmlcy, tha noted revival
preaa her, liuil nu ?til..ck of i li.-n untl I -in of il,.- h ii I lot
??, and lil? ncovei y for it linn ? a? di ?| .all i d of. Tun
iliMtaee, howe,er, y i.lilisl, mid ii. ia uuw bottavsd lu la ..iii
of Sonant, Ha wee takes to Silgblen tot Iba basioSl at
ti.e sea un yooterSay.
A prese t? li ?fruin min.din,a al laat Fruluy tlmt 111"
U.V. Henry V.ul.-y w.m Impeles? ly II. '1 : la WM f.'l
lowed hy a pilvau-dlap.itaili on T/aeaaa] Bsylsg thal ln
wa? .lend. Iheae*wawaafeaataed at theaasaa ttaw in
Piilliidelpliia. und aniioiin. ai hy Mr. Moody ut I tie noon?
day mci line Iii that city.
-a
rOREION Nor;-,.
TaONiMis, Jan. 1!?.?The mill opcrntives in
Mud'letleld have returned to work on tli-air employ i-rs,
t. Him.
Lomdov? Jim. io.?Jaaaph Qaany A- Co.,
men hunt*, of Ma, na Wuttiuget., QhaanatttaL haw- tailed.
Their I in.i, i.e. .ne ?r-.-.OO.OOO.
IIkki.in, Jan. li).?Tin? Federal ('??uiieil is
fiiitiuii :/.'d lo pun-base Krull'ii (lind ii in the, city .ii the
ail? ut His now 11.,,?., ni I" ai hann ni bull,In,ii?.
I.onhon, Jan. li).?Kimmel Radford k Kon,
extensive grail uieiehauU of Uvei pot I, Ii..ve BSaas tAotS.
Their nubilities, tUouCli heavy, It Is Uiou|(ht will be ex
. eealed hy the aeseta.
Liverpool, Jan. If).?The chief ofllecr of the
Ameiioan ship Manta (ir. .ni??!, dipt l'on, r, w hi. li i.
eeutly arrived at ti.it port from New (lileans, vus ar
rested to-dsy for snooting ana eeriousiy Mandina two
of the crew while on the voyage. Th* l.ondim Frlm't me
count of the affair shows thal Tower, wlillt drunk, pro?
voked an ?fluty, and without ?aus? liri d on (he ttaw.
ALBANY.
MtOTBLATIOH AFFECTING K1W-TOBI.
A F.I'HH OK IT not! lil? \ Y ? OH .lil IN RFIiAltO TO
I \!'KM'IHUPS, ?T. TKI IMPKDVFMI.N'TH, PARADE
CI!ul'\!i, AND ILRtttts' PBBO.
[rno\i un. la.r.iim OOUBBarOBMBn ctr Tnr. 1B1MIBB.1
Amity, Jan. We?Wheo Mayer Wlekbaia, in the
letter received bj the Assembly Commit Ho aa Cities
tliia man lillie-, sxpreesed bia " gratiflcatio-n" ?it tlie
ttiileiit wOlingneas el tbe Legislators to legislate
r?"?|u? tmif ?New-York aiattMsy ha waa dangerously
m ?o t in- In ink tit hate.i.-.m. ?If nil the lulls intro?
duced in bott Ronees to-day a large propoiltoa, and
imii li Hie largest in inipor'nncc. all'nU'd New-York
di partmeate Bud emir's. And what is true of to-day
is almost sa tras at every day. Ona of the s?est
important of theaswaatbal presented by Ifr.Fisb
Of I'litna-n, win. li U dooigBa d to ( (.inp.-l llic ti? p.irt
iiicnts of the City OoT-ernment to eonfins tlnir ex
proditores within the sppropriat ions, 'i'ltis w;im ona
. i tin- billa Introduced bj B? ostoi Booth bul j?;?r.
It prui id? a iii f "iin indebtedness fog any parp?os
whatever abai! be hereafter incurred by aoy-depa i
ni? nt. ollie?? or branch of tbe local ?governmenl ti
iin-1 ni of N-ew-Y-ork, or ntiicer thereof, or by any
fudge or Jodgee or clerk or clerks in any court, sx
reeding the smouni of tim annual sppropri
minns mads therefor severally, to !?? raised
by taxation: nor ihall the City cf Kow-Yorb
be beld liable f?r any Indcbtodu-rss M in
'iii! d, .ind no judgment abell b'> obtained
tin refi r against Kui.I. ity, bul tlii? section ahall u??t i
?>l. '.(lit I lie BppU-Cati-tMl of (Ile pro? fed? of ?til) boinia
authorised at to i>.- snthorised to such purpose as
ia now aatberised by lav..' Section 2 provide* that I
"the expenses incurred by the departments, oftii -,
nnd all branches of the government of the City of
v- ?? York, .ind the salari?e of every officer thereof,
?-nail I-- pi,l uni, out of the annual apprnpriationa
1 therefor several!) to I'.- rained in taxation,
(?-.??pt il?.u the lervicoaof pcraotteemployain|.
I'm pu Lln works ..t eonstruetbm, pajrmenl tor ?Iii? n
i-i" ivided tor bj lln- prcci eda of st?" iii or I ...-?? I?.
?s authorised i?y ?i.al laws." Election n
pint I'i' s I :i !t '" tilt pi , lie-til ti! In) id-, tobe i-sill ? I f ?r
the payment of expenditures unid' by tboDeporl
n ci of I'"? ka -Imii lie Umil I to 11,000,000 i
r.ui ii shall bo lawful for the aeiaI Dot k < omml
11 - it expend in anj peal inch ann In addition
tlieii to. tint exeeedlng $1,000,000, ae tim Boord of
E im t? and Apportionment -li ill li) a ma] ritj
vote ipprnpriate, and Buch adilit iona! sniu shall be
. i i . v v end ? "i!? - '? ?I from
real and personal, of the City audCouutj
? ?i v>. r-1 mk. -if n ? ? to taxation."
? . [tooth offered two bills, one repealing the
iel improvement act of 1800, .vid the Military
r ?? .?? i of 1871. '1 m' i i ?t ni tbeec sa ta pel ?
nu: !?.! t1.? i ' ?.-.!, . i nato and Opening;
in the matter ??! the opening ..f streets an- pub io
pla? ? , to divide the cost of lha op? Ding eqnalh bo
(wren tbe ? it j and the ?property own? is. It forbade
. li. i-.,-.. . ni on prop? rty belon one-t? nrth .?r
lug oro half of the m rket rates. Ui ?!? i tbil
i ? . *?2. 00,000 .u- '.i log snnn illy sp ni in nn
i vu 1.1;.... . i. ? n le, :.??t improvement boinia
being i--!.?' n? m?-? t the saaeaBmonts. Th? i
improvements -.-.- old nee? ?srily come to an end
?f Mr. Itooth'i MU boa ima u law. The Military
Carada net, whii li the em.I l?ill would rep. al. di
t? ? rd ti eoiideinnation of laml lora parade-ground
m the nppei pari ol the rity, and authorised the
keane of stork in payment. I : a rompletion ?if tlie j
piwr? lings li i-, been delay?ed, partly by Maim I
Wk-kbam'a oppoaitton, and Seuatoi B otli'a bill will
retara lo the owners the tend which baa been
.,-. : ? ?1 and -in t > )t?l. It i?? lind, ?li1??- ?1
that the bill ii ?i in eaay paaaaga through both
Huns? ?and the si itu nf the <>.?\? mar.
tor M ??..li:? ? ?1 a bill I? gialating eui
of o .n. all 'a- officers, and st ta? b?a of Hie
vi rino! uri ?? i ti.? latof March, 1870, and pro
-. : i . ibal li? .fi? ! ti. ?? ihall be appointed in the
? i a ? ii e 11< rka ..f the Bupra me Cuni '? ut
the L'ilj d v ' a Vork, 'lins lull mil throw
Ihe appui ti tmeu! of the numeroua employ?s of
?a I . mt ?ut?' I ti. lian N t.f 1"..null (lilli Wal,li.
i llixbj introduced a bill providing that "no
rli-rk, deputy clerk, or aasistanl clerk of any conrl i
? ?t ?record within the State, or of any Snrrngste'a
i'.un I.-'i ?II i .--ii-.tfl. r i. ? ? .? f., ;. ?-, ,?r allt.? ai.t t s
i?- i e aa referee, receiver, or commia dow i.
u in i?? i a ii> nid. r ?or judgment of the Court?'1
?*?
'l iii: r.vi 81IGATI0X8.
fui PlilSOXS I?? lu. v I -l i i I? Iin. li?. Al CAM ti.
I i ti i - '.I I- ?; i ! ?-.; -, : i l. is a l in DAYS.
l, i i.i ros nu iu ? .i?. . i a i as i
Albany. Jan, IO, [Tie A entblj State Prison
i'.??? litt.-e, which waa charged by tho Houae with
the duty ol di ? ?diin; upon the moat off clive inetliod
of inveetigatiug the State Prisons, held a meeting
i..-?i.i, f.?i cona iliainui. Ii waa Hen,-Iii that the
i . "n,!.;??. would be much Is it. i able tosdvias the
Ile ae sa to tbe best mode ol an investigation aftoi
! irning somet? og of Ihe practical workings of tbe
?i una, anal it was sccordingly reeolved topai s
in ;:.:.;i i t.. :!i?- \! -a ., Pi nitontiary to
? i i i .- ' v. ? k. .if ti i lu i a ?- el ibli rg of
the I c ?i l'm.-, to nuken toni of tim State I'n.?
tin n.-? !,? ??. I?, do this ,i nsolution of UioHouse
v. .11 in- m ' i. .m, to which ii leading Ri-publk-aua
.. lhere a ,.1 ??i >bublj be uo ohji ction.
In( i c i u i o.-m.i. ii ? i inn lii.a- th it a searching
tin .i,?.-; i-1,? i. bury, Mr. iii.. i s. Chairman of
the Cou.lee, Ikinka thal biaC uutittoe will be in
favor of aro I m, Ii Is tirg ?I ia favor of the
proponed i au i t f pi. In un o ? i pection, which will
? ? ? irilj occupy twn weeks and involve tbe State
in i-otu-ii le i Jill- ex pt ? ?-i, tint n will be I III ?it ?!-. I h Ii to
? ?.-??'i > a thorough inquiry in tune for n report to
the pn nt legislature, ?sud a m til i rp adit at <?f
tutu, .nul nu nu \ now n i? prevent s rostlj mistake.
At the same lime, li i- dhUctill n? understand why
ili.i. hould be any ?doubl sstothi need of the mool
thoroii h invcatigittion, when the snnual deftclt Is
. .'m 000, A junketiug tour of legislators i? no1
likely to d...? lu c am fact of equal gravity.
The merni* ra of the Canal Inveetiarating Commio
?ion were m town to-day and bald tame informal
conference aa to their final report. Owing to Mr.
a 'ii'-? enforced return to Noa Vork tbej were unable
to begin the Bxaminatlotu which ii ia nmlerstood
iii. - a di !?:tke b fore ? I ling np tbeu ra i art.
?lunn,' to the ia? i id ii n.c Commiseioa is required
by law to report ta th? Legielatnre ai in? opening,
Hi? II It t lilli: tit a HUB to lie ?til |, Im- tu tiiitliTt.il. l?g ii II)
new branches ?>f inquiry, bal the testimony tboy
?m l.k.l) to toke is In eoatinuauce of their fermer
investigations. Tin? report will probably ka asada
ttitliin u f. ii dut a.
Al.HAW NOTES.
Al HAM. Wiall- '?lay, J.l!1 IO, I87fl
Hot Ii Judiciary ('?.uiiiiilUes lie.ltd aim'iiuienla fe dal |,v
Iielniio ?'. t'ulvili a^. mist tie propose?! logeai of til??
Legal Raglsler law? Tlie Renate ?QeauattSea wdAntmrwmi
om -r nulli la in.u mW to linn? ??til lot Ititi )' ni favor of
Hie repeat The linns? Genanntes Hateoei to a long ?ni
dress on Hie sill ) -et fioin Mi ?'?linn, winch rehearsed
t ii?- faim! ?ir argumente la fa vet of aoatlaaanes ni tin
law. anal eahaegaantiy theOoaMatttea went into aseen*
lite resfl, n. Willie It was tvliov.il that Hie t'otniuittee
anuid report apea Mr. BcMegVlta'a repealteg lilli nd
reraoIy.lt ?aa hardly enpeeeaal teal so imaUl a proper
linn .i.tiii ? on unite?: won! i fan?i 'It Mesera Schien Ila
au.! R?jalos a ne ii ?? oaly aw hera who arotud la aeerel
inn!na io report tin? hdl lavnrably. Mih<i> Btrahaa.
H It.anil, "I l .1 ?illili,, Bli?! 1.111.1. aal.I Oppuaed It. ami
Jangs lliignlinom waaahsami .Mi Bwphura ??as on th?
other stile teal y?aat n Is not llkeij thai Hut tot?- em
rud I e i|in stioii. I In- ills- aaatea will undoubtedly lie
tra?a-a i ntl to the lions? ou au rltort to ann ml the report
of the OeaajBittset
Mr. PtMOteS of Wcateneatt-r lntro?luced a ttlll suttiorlz
lUa' 111) life, lire or UUI lue iualli unca- I oin punt ort. .1 ii.it 1
in Hu? Slate, und SeSBg busiuc?a In athel et?t?-i, to lut rsl
the fuiiti? leaallOi IB meet Ita oidliruttoni Incurred In
u h ? tina r-'itt.-s reeeseO ?ely in the stocka of su. n other
tates, or of any of tin cities thereof, hal a lila ahall not
iicliule authority to Invest In rial estute, or in bunda
i-Aii-d I?., it.oitrf.ge of reul eat.il?-, in anv oilier elsie
than New-York. T.is hill was defeated last session An
tt.e groan I (hut it would Kiv.' companies authority to in?
vest lu wildr.it bunds of all kinds.
?Senators Harris, Rogers, and Vi'oodln were appointed a
coiiimltKe tiy the Itcpiibllean canees last nlpht, to watt
ii [.on tlie (iovernor and suggest (ho withdrawal of Mr.
"chaylcr's name as Auditor. They have not as yet had
any tooti renee willi the (iovernor. but rhere Is (rood an
tburlti for believing tSat the Oo-reraer ha? at pr-wu-nt no
Hu.-minn of withdraw nu; Mr. BebOJ li r'a i, nu,-. In MM
tii. Beaate refoa, s lo act upon tim nomination, or rej.-eti
It, Mr. rd lint 1er-? fi-lends claim that he will still hold the
oilli.- milli ina tun eeOOOt 1? (-?mllriiietL
M i\ or \V.e',!i.i!ii, In a !? t'.r to the Committee on rifles,
rtciiicd to-day, referred tho Oommlttea to his litter of
la?l Jim" to the trades unioiua for lila views on the la!..?r
?pu -?fieri, and silil.it t hut be win? at a loen to utider?tai d
how the pi :i ? s ..f labor any more rh in the prie? t ot com
! Uioditle? coiilil lio fixed by legl-lstion.
Senator Jrtiobs BPPeaMd by hin counsel, Judge p. P
I Morn?and Nallian OoOMtMfc, before Hie Committee on
I Prl vtlogM and Eleettaas to-day. asd aefeed that COL Cav*
j anagb, the contestent,be required t.. malte bia ?Uega
, tlOlMof ldegal VOtlllg aud euauim? of tulm more 8?.?i
. m?,
It ia atated -taSlgat thsl a hil wi!l shortly he Intro
ituieil eoii?tl-?tihi: tlie airreernent of n ne juror* a ver?
dict, which le ?qppmed to hire tot lal raftreaee to tbe
com ni ttaorge l>. Lord, rho bill wul be likely to ju-ovoke
, i lively eon-toot
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDIKO&
llir. MABQVKBAOBBa lilli Fr.n_er.li?A PUBLIC KMOOti
AMKBDMBMT To Tin: c BBTI TOI IOS?A BIM. TO
BSO-CLAra Kxri'Dift 1:1 s iv RBW-TOW? THE
?BAMBMl BBTBBA1 OB RATBH IHAKD?MMW
um..
?XMATM.SlMAKt, Jan. 10. 1-Cfl.
Mr. ROBERTSON presented a petition from the
pilot? of BoU Gate toe as amendment to iii? Pilot law?,
inen .uni- f!:,- rata? of pil' laite.
Mr. Moobi preeesl .1 a aetttloa of nie ettmtsg of st.
' aw rene?) diuiuy for a radactles of the ?alan?s uf legie
Istors.
Mr. Boassreov, fr< ? tiio Jadlelary Ooaamlttoe, re?
ported adveraely on Mi*. MeCSrtby*? bul fi -??ne: Ihetoaa
of Inutile? of the fienee, , -oiis" .ihlc?, Jurors, a mt w ttaOMOS
.\'?,. ?dven ly t,, the bill 1 ..nive t,i 11.j report? 1 of ile
Hu jin ni? CullH. Both lull? I. :. i *eil.
Hui? tren mi od ic? !.. tollu wa:
Bj Mr. Vii.1.in 1 m tau mooral of obatrnettos? at
C1 .till ni pi l 1 l .-.
Hy Mr. to ? mils-To BBMSd tb? 1 .'.? I It I "itlv.- to m.inii
'a tUI 11- eolup.lli.i -.
Bj Mr Bonni lu rejical the law pa ? 1 Apul 20,
I* 1, provid .., .. l! .I pilli... 1 .?lade ground IU
; ? .*- ol Se i V.eU.
A -.. I ii t . ?. ... ii ol Hu- I ia ;? Meed M.i.v Jo. 1 960, for
opeulug aud wiiliiuiug streets aud avenu ? lu New-York
. m.
Bj Mr. MoRtisar.r Relative to nts en of lb? Marine
d Nea York City, providing thal their ti mia of
. "I - ?!,.i.: ,, ,-.. i v? if, ?,. | -;., ,i, -, .,?(,.r B|| ?:? i,
? erka ?foi..'!: . ?? t.. bo appointed a? noa provided tor
Ihe appointment of the clerks of tb - ? emu Court.
Hy Mr i;? vin ',tn?i i gani lo.f clerks of OOSTta
, I ... rd within tins -ttaiit an?! uf h 's Court.
M Prl, ? -a . ?. a. ??? -,,! t .. ., , i . til i ? mmltt? e
nn Privileg s and ii. ?non?, and Mr. McCarthy from Um
i. i,m..t.. e nu Cha, Itubl? an : ?.
I'i.e I'i:,-i, i ?? i. m !? half of tue PiYsldeut ,,n> tem.
(Vlr. I... e !?..in nun ire. ,i the .?i. ? meal of Mr.
McCarthy on t bi < ..n.i.. c.. ou Privileges aud I...i:.ui
.i.i.Mi Prl oe ou Uto ' .m m.;n u .a ( ... iii eel i..
li. I 111 ?Ol ?I til M.
Ml Id.IM I- I. ? p. Ctfatly de. ! ned to ?.-ne on Sl|i h
? .m un: ie The Me, it? i. i-, ii r .. ki i ?. Mr. I'm.?.
I lie I'll? -lh M i , . - ni I dill II I" li r - .?lil i..||t of
the Councils ot New-York Cltj relative to the Kegtstry
adopted Km 17, ld73,bj Ibu Board of Aldermen
a. | Col mon ( DU,li ''.
11m bill relative to auuaineraden waa ??*..n ?i.l.-r. >t in
Commit I.t the Whole aud ...u otto a third n i
In tu. -. n ne, in, ..., i m i,ni a hu, 11 n,.. ai..l yean a
A?lj.lill Ila .|.
THE ASSEMBLY.
Tin* following billa were Introduced to Um
Aaaemblj to day :
l'y Mr. Ti i, ?i i', repeal tbe law of 1-878 repealteg
the .o t to in,;.rote Mj ItlO ?(VC.
ii? Mr ii.,i..i? i ? preeerlbe tbe amasar ti vstiSfBi
'.lu V.'i ?lein Ni A-V u? A.-rii ultu'i. ?-. lety.
i'.v Mr. Kit 11?*? t.. reca?ate petd-eettlag; ate'?, to
amend the ?el to pn ti,, o ra? ra ?.f ?odo water aa i other
Hade bott 1. ?
Hy Vlr. Hi I'lii'iiv- To utiicid UM ,-iiiie laws.
in Mi. l'uni n To alter tbe Pint ed SceoaS Jadk ii
[Hstrlrts so m to conform th, - m< to the bound
i.f the City of Nee York and tbe C. inty of U'estcbeet. r.
'lh. ni., it Is ?o ?n.... .i lb. nea rarda. Ihe Tweuty-tolrd
.I i n. nt y fourth, tutbi I i>t l) ?ir ? i.
A ?... t.. aii.e-id Hie i. f of ! ?T.. to ?i gu?ate Investments
by in oil ?Ile o . ...li|, nu.'-..
Bl '-li 1 I-> helatlv? to the et|H nditiire? by the de
.,:?.,,!,.-. ii ! branches ol the local goverumeul
of the Cm ,.! \, tv Y, :'<.
Bj Mr. Win.ni Intending the Charter of Brooklyn.
Ki - ? .it. n- i?. . .,:! led .o? ',,;:.,tt? :
!.. Mr. i ?nu .i i i:. r-m.it .-concurrent
n ?. i.i; i.n. propoaUig an aux udna n, to krtlclelX. of the
i ,.n?' llltlon :
? ?con? ni i ,i- irtli le i v. n* rh??c..n
?Mut., 'i he .ii. ei ?:. ?! i ?....?. . :._':: . ato I lu fililowlliC WOiaU :
? rix.mun schools ol :!.- itali thsllti I'..- rarer, and
,'.. laegislatnre shall pi..tile for Hu inatnicriM !'i lha
i i ? . . ? of net.nu nu v ?.li,. itl"..i f,,r the period of at least
Imiiii e rtit we? k? in each vi li o. .ill p. r?..-i? iii I . mat? tie
i ?a .-.-n Hie sgeaotilTS sad twenty . .... years, ?(. Neither lbs
i i ... t n-?r I .lil ?tf tb? 1*1 ! . : i uf nu. lim:... : .i, , . i
1. r i. town.oi i ninty, ?1 <u u. ..; i ,,, t,, t: ,. ?? ?, ;t , r
- andei Um central ut *?.,) ?. igloo? mr. i or aanoml
na i ?mi.
Mr Rinltb's resolution ?. na !a:d ..- cr nnder (tie rale.
Bj Mi. li in ? A? ?!,. o . n* i. : ,i nu relative toea?
n ...i. ?mu ir? upon th? harbor of the < iiy . f N?w-York,
? h . i. . !..? ides thal II e i ..nun ?? unen appointed und. i
Ihe law of I ?<. . !'? nut bul ?ed to inert a lu? commission
,.. le ii pp... uti. I iii the Gove, i?,i or Kee Jersey, to aai i
ein ..iii i.- tbe exterior Un s of Mid harbor, lying n
ti, i n ?i.ti Btates, in located, ead whether uni,-un.i
..,:,. m m .. ton -iii? ., i-,. been ma?!? upon ti i* harbor.
I e Ciiiiiuu-Rieu. i ? being ? lill'-, wen ? I li cup.lot . -. ||
Tbe expense is limited to >*.,ut)t). The Ctuamle
? are lo re. Iv. do poy.
i . Mr *??!..w a bin tocxte&d tbeUmeforeoUecUng
!.. t. ? 111 tile I li . . I I .
-Uno favorably on th hill to prevent injury to aslmala
In lh? ? i*\ ,,f N n York.
Bl Ml li"! TO pr.v Id" for tlie i-mpluyuicrit of ion
v i. Is .imi ?..inn r? muli r tbe i otiir. i ..f the t ommlaaloiii ra
uf ru! ii n Cn u itn ? ?ml Correction In S a-York,
lu Mr. ii? i in is To repeal lb? ?ct ?mending tbe
, ,,. i , ? . . ,' .. ? . Kuna,
Mr i',,'is-i?i. tntrodneed ?hill uro vid ig for tbe per?
manent maintenance of the .?ea icii'? run t in 1 He"!, h
?m i foi i.i suit and conveyance of a part of tbe landa
I, m-, n .i. the s mum's K.tr.it lu the i , erny of Rich?
mond, ,e 'I f"! HW disposition Of t e el ... ee.!? It p:o
vhle? i: -t tie- :, talara way uiako tbe ailie, Orel having
' auto ad .. i H ? ?i
'i ie pi..1? ?' ii be devoted, first, t?? tbe | iymt?nl of
ib.. i \|i, ii., i of surveying, advertising, et? . sec?n i. io
p i lui." (lie lu leli'.c'in-? . Iii,ni, ten lei OCUtOl t.i" I'e
I lu. ped to II e Roerd <?f Mau . ??. f I, ??
M .titters' Patull j ln?l us 11 il H ,. i ii ; fourth, un La'uni t
? ?ii n. .1, ....-I ed . i the hi ito ir lain ? ?.. the ? i dil . I
Hu - amen's Fund and Heir, it, ii tb? ral of Mvenpoi
t n-. i., n?. p ltd ?.-m annually to the iraoteaa
1 lie Hi UM Cn 0 eli >'i. n -I.
CENTENNIAL OOOD Fi'i.i.lN'U AT NORFOLK.
PoRTREM Mm:? r, V.l., Jsn. 1'.'.?Tin-lom
iuiII.c at loties and neliHciuen fioui BOOtOS, liai lag
cburgc of tbe Runkci Hill Ciiitcniu.il ?ouvenlr?, for pre
t? atailoa to ib.- Botitbcrn eompanlc? ?rho partiel*
pale.I In flu- ei billi di nt BoetOO I'i June l.,.t.
arrived la Norfolk Monday at?ralas, rind wer? aaaorled
to the Ailuilii Id.: I, ii.? tlie pii'.l? of tho Nolfolk
light Artillery BIbm kflrr a ?nail t> Um lum Monro?
lh. pal Hi lui li? .1 to Sort,.11?. sud. ?I the Atlantic Hotel.
?i i ..i v, du. li. .ol. iii ii.i. d to Hi ??. miliuna.' the freedom
nu i hospitality of the < it?. ?aytag:
\.,ui pun,,?d m.-?..in la one no1 oalv klghlv appre
n.-led i.y Hu? V..i, Ugfti Artlllerj Hlmsa,wboareto
I?- the recipient? of a I??- ntl if ni li inner and other
souvenirs at your bands, bal by our abole enmaiunlty,
who will glaulj ?i i i t.. n -. m ? uf in opportunity to
i, eipi,,, ....(? your m.nie .-nul p.nn li? example?. M, .
ilnniilH and Virgtui? Should In- found al all linn?
standing sboubtar to ?lu ni.1er, mid their sob? ?ad
daughter?sot an uxaiupleof fiii n.i-ii'p and patrbittam
mi,iii.ir r,.ii i?.d bj other sieter iMa?M,wo(Bld aaasre
i?i gee and tiappiui'i-? IO our glSUl B ilion.
ALABAMA DEBT PIZBO AT TUN MII.l.luNH
MdsrcoMHtv, Ala., J.in. IO.-OoV. Iloi^toti,
I,ev, \S . I-f? 1er. and 1 H. Hellier, ( oiiiimik-i .nein to.i(tiu?t
mid ?. tile the St bt of htataWSS, e ill maka tlnli report to
the I/-(*>!atttre lu a f-?w days. The result of th.lr lalNirs
will be. H e?.?lili mi .1 by tue I c.d? sn.ie, to Ho tbeenUre
indi bte(ttie?a of Ihe Htnte of Alabama at the sum of
?iHiul $10,< H M ?.mg?. Mr John It. DW-fSOOM St New
*loik ii.i?) le cn In Hil? i Ity f i! na i, lal ti. . k? a? Oillnacl
for a lam iniuibi r ..f Hu-direct Am. n. .in lioudhoider?,
and after making a thorough elimination of UM i<
M.ini e? and iin.iiiei.il cuiidiiiou of Um Btate, ha? aoeepted
thepropoaitioaof the CoaasUaatanata ?mi a ii. m iixcd
at ilu- ?bore i!?.i.?.
A OOVFKRRMCB ON TIUMP&
Ai.toosa', l'eiHi., Jan. l'J.?A ciiiivciition of
Poor Diie. toi*s of I'tuinsylvatiut has been in ses?h?n here
all d.ty cousi-lcring the Hamp i|U-e?tion. It ornanU-ed
this uit?ruiui? hy atooMSfl Mr. U. Uays of l'itisburu
Chalrinaii. Cuiiiiiiih?na wer.- then api-a.inted. Tliere sre
7vi itatagatM ben nfr-Beeattag Jo eensSH?. lh? iou
Vi liti.'ii Vtlll Uluet .ih.?iii lo-UloiruW.
A DI8CI tWION OP THE THIRD TKKM.
It in Btat?d, BOOM gnod autlioiity, tliat the
Btate Ixxly of the Order of the Am-rlcau L'nion held a uieet
lug at the lodg??-rooius, at Broa.1 and Oourt-sta , In New?
ark, yesterday aftvrnoou, and dlsaaiitsed the Hurd term
quraUon. The session lasud live boars. A resolution
was passed repudiating the Hurd term.
DARTMOUTH ALUMNI
? ?
TWF.LFTF ANNUAL P?NNI.I?.
HPXXC?IKa BV R. II. -.IVWAI.f., PUK? 111 F. S I SMITH, r\
w. STOL'imrov, -.nu oniriits?hie BUBBMII
MKETINO.
The twelfth atiiiiia' dinner of that New-York ASBSl
ri.ttion of Dirtnioiit'i i'olli'L"i Aliimni t/mk plnoa last
(?vening at Delmonico -. Bgeosbes were made l>j
it. ?. Kiinluili, Pros.dent Asa 1>. Smith, tlio MbO?
if. I* Perkins, E. W. Olanghtan. I ia Bar. lit. J. it
Tucker, and others. Officers for Uki ensuing teal
with sleeted, atul a report submitted from the trus?
teen of the college relative to the alumni voting in
tb?i election of trustees.
HU PBOCEBDDKli,
Roforft the ilitmor wit?catt-n the iiiiniialbusl
n--?- iricctlnif of tlie Sssoei.it ou m .ia held lu tin- purlorl
adjoining Hie smaller dlr.ing-rno'i?, BBd flic following
Officer! were clioa.li : Pit ?ni. tit. It. li. Ki i l.all. Ml ; Vl?w
Preslden'a. J Wvui.in Jones, 'g1, A. li. Croa ii) , WI, and
It. N Tivotnlily; Treasiin r, (,i?mc.etior ti. Hubbard,
"li'J; gpl II IBI J. I^lward De Forest, 'iii- l'orn-y
?peu?tag H?-<rctirv. J. Vi. Howe, '.lo ; Ixe? iitlve ?"?un
laift'-e, J. It. Hunton, '!!? ; John ??ritiun iu\, "?O | John 3.
wasiiiiinu, 'ni-, Chartas a. Gerieten, 'ni-, Baaleel ii.
.Steele, '70; Jolin <". Te Id), tts, "71, ?ind Pr? ilerl.-k A.
"'.'Iiayci'. '7.1. President HiinUi, on behalf of the ti unices,
r> i ni "eil in n IMBI te a rcsolutioti of the Alumni, uak?
nui Huit they tie entitled to naloo ?.cist.::? to till vaiantl? s
in the Ho.mt of Trustees. He saul It lia I la-en du idt-d
that on ill?' occurrence ef Hi?' BBSl tin. e latvio ! e In thi)
Hoard of ftmBeeo the Iru?!. ? s ?till legUBal Hie Al.nuul to
ulalie ii? ?m in -1 lain h. bu<1 tli.it BBS four mimen rec. ivlng
th? larircsf number of tot?s shall I?; reported by th?- So*
retal) of lln? Alumni to the Hoard. While Hie.e ure eer?
lain legal olij'i'ii?ms to any posiUve and finical agree?
in? tit on the sul?|et t, li is iindernlood that oiiliuailly?
?ind in all proba illity invariably?some one of tho jsir?
sons iioiiiliiati ?1 vi ill lu; i let |, ?1 to the va. .ii.I pi.,, ??
After the meetteg adjourned, the Alumni an 1 their
gaoaate sat tiit'.vii te the baogast, ami BBaongtboM pean nt,
ill ,'ldd.t oil to Ihe pa lOOaS ?lit'IlllOlleil III c< .illecti.tli wllh
the taufaeea meeting; were th?. toltewlngi Bales lu,
W..I.S. v.. W m..million, the Bee. Or J. ii maker, note
!.. EL p ?isle,- ami Packard, Dr. Ioho Laid, Dal Rlsfeslaa
Smith, ii. n Perktaa, <;? a, Baten, OaaraMasteass al Kaiu
eatteni W. B. ghattnefc, and v.,' Bog. Neem, LansasSar
?uni Tin m icy of t be ? leas ?o! i -.i. Letten of tegral ?rcra
?'., ! n.?m i".-. .-i-i-nt y ?i Broeraof BaaUltoa COUagst a
gradu?t, of Daiti'iouih, iiitl fioi:i.l." 1 .?! uni ?it ti? daMSSf
i -in, who has beea in yean la UM nlalatn ? ?ka teasli
and r? sfsinthlit? were ?is f.llo-t s: " Tin- l"??_-:.s- of the
Maoetattea In Bew-Yotk," B. B. Khnballi "Tia Bto>
tory of the CQHegs ter the past year," Fmekkni larithi
??and Imnatatlaiaa." Tnt t. B Pea alea i ?Tta love of
Darn.ii!:'? kona lee Ahne Mater," Dr. Taehari ?? ?m?
?oiinti)," ii. iv i*erl???.--, -I'll Adopted gani," i;. W,
Stoaghteai " Itali swain, the Pride of t- ; -.-.,.," Pmt.
t'rosti) ; ** fntirr?IIrgiate Oenteata/1 Chartei i. Rtafcaafr
sen; ?*COUaan Keauataeenees," J W? maa Jaassi
" DurtsMUth aitha Bassaass Iferld?" OeergeWaktari
"?college Prteadehipo," j.?s? ph w. n.we; ??i?art
liioiitli forty )ear!? BgO," J- K. l':ic:>; "Tlie
memory of l?r. Natlian Isud," I'i I tth hola? Smith. Be?
fore tin- siwakln/ Segal the Aliniiiil all BBSS8 BBd sang
tin- " i? irtaweth 01? " Oowtaamnt Snrii, tpxentotmnwim
p gtne -.m i the rsesetass arete stan ?1 with a sal? du-iory
BugHah od.-, ?? v, a?.-, iiaip of Prtaadahl^?ones more
tvako."
Mb iut!i> n. kimhai.i.'h RiMir?t-.
R. It. Ktluliall, Pli suit lit Of the A-so? I .t.. ti, -[..,,.i ia
sii'tsianee as follows : It was l.'I years ago Huit u ?tuali
Bamber of Dartmouth nu ii. perhaps SO, ?.i.ni at tho
l'lfih Ali BBS Rotel? Hut it ? is one tear |.t toi to that that
12 Ot IS gentlemen, who were gtadBBSSS of mr a'. ll.'H?,
met ni the par ora of Dr Psaaiee, ?It it- origin
?ted what h.o? cine to siici a festival aa tun
\t?i i? liai, ti io.i n,et fur two Masons, vee i>v neena at
our w. ikiies?, mother bj reasouol om itreugtb. Web?
ster, win ii he ar-T 1 the cine ot DilTtfl.?i Oullegn b*>
foi? ? all? -losl " ??? Mjlsli.til, t'.oU MX Balun to IC'lulliia
tooti. "1 know, eil, it is B smalt tullec?,
hut there ?ire Hiose who 1"V? lui ne. ilv." AnJ
11 )e.ns .mo li SHU t!>?i lilli),- will,!, ,,J
12 goutlemen to meei with le. I'eaalee ii
a s?1....i .-.iii.ii ol ?I ?gradu?t? ot 1610, and to aaj , " I l.e r.?l
lege mai t iiurtll. nut there an those who love It." [ha
nnialof thi eoll? -? i sine In 1800, aa I Ila i tv.,* *
allua ol a-set-?a snou ina of nhal I ?,.rr n ,..!.-.,
d'in?. Uefore lli.it ne t iiiiuit .i wilh Hie nauie ut WeO
tter, and with another name, that of t'.. grunt nisi pram
lawyer, Rnfmt ?C?aoste winn we marshal?d om ?iw ??,
ainl, al c i iipnti d :t. rent people t?. sut wait Dartmouth
lud dune, we found,.th na, th tftw.a imi ...auei a
BlOall ti'ile-e. \t'e found lluit .li iu.it: tal at
education Hart moat h st.i. la proportl.ia >.f uiud
!? i-, l.i-t among u.?k eolleg-ea. [Applausr.] (?lut
i.i i worhs on education ?ere atore la amata*
ta.m thoea ?..' any .ihei rollete m pruportion to h?er
ai.-i.ulii.iia s. UTo fo.iuil tu mir Miup.ii-e that old " li !i ii'?
i..ai s,?m? ni u-lein?mi? rwaa aacit la Hayvard Uatvst^
ilty- was preparen bj I'm . Deaa, ead h nus s gradaam
?u 'n n t u, ' ut n \ve t. .u n. i u. ai on. .u our boaonal pr?fen
s.?rs, th.- ?at, i'iiici Jusiice of the State, wai a grad?ala
ni Dartmouth. I naanot pass by jume.-- Harsh, Hist
?n. ; iphysit m n of hie time, wiluna ne tumid lobs a ratfna s
oi I) n i:ii..inn. t?tere w,is a eerlain in?!., alao, w i.ti
: ruugul oidci oui ..f collin ion, Amos Ki udall, i bu vt ai a
fc'iaiiutl?) ni li.illUa'Utli. M'a lound a lu,yo nrtay
..f literary laeo, ictaatUk awa, ead boamam
man i ra aael (erimar te m.-iiti.-n om ..,:*
Cliiof-Ju-t;? c. wini in the du it boan of thi
- i ia u. in-.i ideal f.-.it lyatein of raining moue j wbleh he
innis, if eli,,?,, ti. i loir 'in,,- unca,ni.titi.tinnaf i:i.?i',. n
?u Dartmouth, ?,? are lien- to eight?comm? arina al Um
mu.i of 13 In tbe parlors ?of Dr. Pesetee we .ttehere
[.?-ililli i strong I ??n tun i utii College was, a ni is, ,tiu,i)B
reed] t?> listen te the ttrst eryiug lu toe ?tide n -?'?.t
Lu,.,- wini come for education, ami Hu ) . au I :i\ c it al?
ni obi foi notbiug. ?Wo are hero ?lo ?malacate in- position
o. Dai lino i? n, stloii.' in the e.niii-.is ot ItM n ?lion,
?iton?'in iiiuiuiinv, atrongInedaeatton, altoog u hwi
l.i M men.
AMHUCaa OP PUSIMXT fMliii.
I'rrsl ?eilt 8.ililli it ita ille lull ns-.ili? r. He S.U.I, la
itihatiinoe' Mi- Proalgenl and liiotue.s of tin- ?, ?.
ti.itioii: I um most hippy to be with lou ti,,h i-icb
Ing, I am ai tais h. i|.,?.. te retara te thla i:>><iil Ci|| of
Ne a-Vork, when I s,.ni 20 jeara ol Bij ;:.?:..-. aal
life. | ?never rotura tn It ont I eave ?i dee eued Imprea
sum ot tin iui|i.,. Lim ?? ot lins eily au! tbe nu|s r am I of
I u in this c.ty, whatever buttorable sphere ., man mu/
,,,,n,y i i.um.t luit t a.I io inni t t it... nu u.a
alumui who m, ni?v imuortanl piaeos bete, I ..? :? ati gt n
l , .a, o a li i :... ni-.?1 t;. ula in. li. lu. i. is |.:. i v..silt..,
I'. ..(..? 11 ,?...iii. and i'i ><i 11 u.U...r I An.i mi I I ? Hal ko
I innucii tue tannin i r "!e-s;,.ns m life li. ra Is aun
not only au e meei an.I? i r?ot?sd elerg) men, hut ad ?o m
h,i o, Dartmouth, whom I always toond, v. sa I
wanted ?ni adtlie au ..t..cr asuMauee, aud -, ? i sag
, i ha ?' i< s, ii.il lo bim i la .? i- auoi .?., l>r.
i m Uti, t..e ah?! atieeissoi of Dr. kamma bal lum
I., iv lo leak, an nfUil.il ii|miI. I um ii.p ?.I,: Bp, u
Ibu t.. .i. ,i.,i it i-piopei I sh..ii..l...,, NHuetbiag
,t,?nit Hie liXol) til last tear Tin- luiliil?. r ti! - li li aia
mi our i. ?-I . ?! ?I?? -ue 1--i? al? r I linn ?mi prevtetu ?ne.
Hu- u In?..- ni.ia"? ? I'c.t..' '. .'.I. As lo tin lluuiic. s of ina
i a.iie. . we Im ve a eo -t oifa hal ne call sao?
p, ii.io?1-?-i manes. Webaveaterg? amount n.tw from
W ti It- Ii We ala: liol rta tit ?lix til. Lien Is. ,i e lia vc le. ?-if ti
a i.iiiui.ei ni dollin is ol' I? .jil. Ma 1,.? Hut,
i.m nato heard of I'm ii"h!?- Im-|u. ?r ni ? tpiais
?uppau o! laiwill. Tiki e ne also Hi.m-?.f Jn?ige Ille
I ..,i oI l'un . -- -n itin ailinn e, .?lid nth. t?. Inn I n , ,1 n,,|
meutiou tin- sin ill r I? i| uni*. Then vi ,w u ? beti i?e?t of
Joel Park i,wau made iiovi-ioii fur the tunndluir of a
: ,.t ii? p.iitiin-1't. I di siro aa many of von ??, posalbte te
, onie to Hi - II It OOtnaiBBQi un nt, and tt i.n? Butt ? ?II lie
Hiunkful i'or vth.ii bae noan done, ton wm i ,..".,?.? lo betp>
lug t?.. .n i) foi wi ?iii inni glorteue iaetltaiten >i e-atn
Illina! hs were then m Kit I.) I>i Pi i>.?e iii I lu. J. II.
lilil?.I. i.i t I'lnlii iii,; t io furnier sp ko of Ins pi.dcia
bimi; an akunam oi Dawtamnk, Hr. tnekei s,d,
?mi as ?- ?'" tkla,? : " n i? well for a aluau m te .-t.nid
lu ;, ,,.. . In ?Is inn pose, ant! if 1 ul m1, undi island the
1 iirpo-f o! Dei Hu...Hu it is lo traill men w uh a pin ;<>-??
DaitBMiatk has pM us tewlltetaij lo.ifci* ea the n?iu
u.un.t) us au) eeltaga I Uuow of. ii u gelag ?i? bmm? as
any m iiuiii.iixo.il to help tin tim old praaaastanna
armara ?>i v.. v,. aw onion.
L W StoUglltoll lespaill.il.I la. ll.e loitsl. "?Oil A?lo<.ited
Bona." Be Mid i 1 um ?{lad loste all who icpiescut thal
^rumi old seat of laatalag ?hi?ii rapasee, but u ter
itaepa,aaaangthekBIa ef BswHampahlw l Ulah our
proleaaioe uwi-s u d? bl io thal ndtaga. I t.unk it
Mill is- f? und ill til?? lise? ul at le..,-t ttto
el tho?e ?!'?> bs^e left a repntbm cuutervod
upon our profos?!. u ?o laatinir mel h? relaaMs
Ibal Hie raine ?,t it ran bardi) be estimated: foi II j..u
Milk, out Iioin otu piofessioii Hie names ,?: M,-,--,?, ttliaj
iiioata ten leiiuiiii) have Oona uiu.n to dlmlniahthe
lister win. U has b.-t-n ?In d upoii it lApptaoo | If VU
? -t ki? ??it Hiut reputatwa whian a ran fit* ul
our profi sunni confer upon it. we sliuil mm iiiiiab
tihich baa m ide it everywhere Uluatrteaa no
may hs ?ill uu Icisl.iinl now and tsieim.
in.tl our profession is made iiln -t.lni?, not
ni aaeeeiatteno, mut it ta mutta illaatrloua t) a ?erj few
of its members standing nul grnaally ia lae profcasioa,
1> ?ti Bg the lufen-i"?' thal the) fairly represelil in?- iKuly
thal stands tlien- | Applause J Ho that I Inline our
proletarian omet tant?t ue laalehSad le a taw aaama f?tr
tn? ?.ran leur w I ich will pertala to It lu u.l tin..-. I hate
no faith Hist If ? I.? ever he ui nie Illustrious It, .ni) thin*
snort of in-n vitt'i.il effort, 1n.livuln.tl ilist?ntit t., .ni.i indi?
vidual grainlwur of eiiuriMter.
Now. ?i.-iill. ineii, I ha?l not the opportun!!) of b>?iiiK at
Hint si-iiool of ? Inch rou are ali ao proud, xml that lute. 1
Hi.u?. I cm weil un.! rstiind. Mun wa? t? ?a ted ?nine
i:...-?, ni i.i, MiLci by i>o<l Hiuuteif; h? did nut come
slowly Ly a priK-emi of evolution. I am k1.id u> know
that In that nihill they can still be ian lv h ft lo < ?In. .ile
in.n for the ela-riry, and I am ?lad lo know Hi t there
the}' stiii teat h lb? lind ot the iii nie and Hie uud of Hie
ChArtteB .... . w . , .,
Mr. ?stoudhton closed his reinaras by lut ii gg the mern
bera of the Alumni AsaoeiaUon to meet Pi-esulent Hnilth
ut hu i .'J i. Htoutf blou'a) rssltlc uee asa l Monday afternoon.

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