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TEIBUTE8 TO GEK. GRANT.
fSOlTHKKNKRS EAGEK TO DO HIM HONOR.
fAs-AGl'. <?I 1IIK BJgin BILL TO PLACE HIM ON
thf. gsrnn un ot m army.
[BV ifcl KI.IUl H ID THK TltiniNK.I
?W.tsiiiNGTON, Jan. li.-The bill -ntroduced in
Cbe Seoata yesterday. b] Mr. F.dintmds, aad ettect of
Tihici WUl ba to plaee (icneral Orant on tbe retired liat
ol tba An.iv. pas.e.l the Kenate tc-day with only ninc
Um f -I letoa, Ibaea weee caat. it is aaialeea aa
aay. by D.i.mcrata. aix from the South a.id thrte from
the Noith. The diacusaion. if such it may l>e called
(for abarawaa eadreae aaaaaar arha apeadr spoke
aj^inst the bill). which preceded the pa^sape of Ihe
MU was n.arkcdby a diaplny oi fe.-liut: rareiywit
Bt<a*cd in the Scnate, The voice ot Mr. F.dmimda. as
be expeaaaed the hope th.it tba baU araadd pa ? wttboal
? aaaiiBtbn vato, was eaadnd with aaaettoa. Mr.
ajaarga eeald hardjy leatiata thetcara fraaa trialdfauj
down kaaebaeaa as he aaaarad tba aaaaaa that - He
aaaaaaawaaali BfbeH bbaaa rattagin fareeef tba
MU, kad Ibaa Mr. Oaaigi grawa aaabaaaatal upon
elJRht pcoreeattoa. As tat Mr. Yoorl.ee-. tba ha
Vordo tbat aa bbM had the tre?ftog tafa hirybwyera
Hi.e-.h iu tbotn. and they woald bave been ?tulajore
ebcctive it thi-v had not rnutained a refereneo to litz
Jobn i orter. Altogether, the unpreaaioa lefj upon the
mbidaof tao-e who liatened to the hoaeyed wordB of
tbaBoothern BfBatora to day raaaiaafeTaraMaaa
It Biifbl bave beeail tbe paasage of tbai bUl ia the
Boasewereaaaared, and.aot.aeil really la, Jeopardlaed
bv the hoatility ot gouthern aaembera who, it jawell
aaowauwill baeoateatta hd it diawitbea! takng-tt
up loi eonaideratkm. , ,
M, Kdnmuda, ahortly before the bilt waa reaehed,
wielded the ebalr to Mt. Frye.. ?rVbea the MU waa
t;.:."n op he mored to aroi nd it t>> nddmg to the pro
yidon whiob anthorixea ihe Preabfeal t.> appoinl to tbe
jetned Liat one peraoa who baeoeeapled the poaiuon
of Oeneral ooroinanding any ol Ihe araaiea of thr t nittd
Btatee, or Ooaeral-ia-l biefof the Uaited Btatea Aroay,
Sa aorda: " WHb the raak and full pay of each
Oeaerai. or Genaod-ia-CbJef; as tho ca?o may be.
5'hi- waa agreed to.
OPPOMTIOM BY Mi. COCKitl i.l.
tba bfll aeeaaad aboal to aaaa bjatTfra roeerota,
vben Mr. Cockiell rosc and cesiicd to m-ord his vote
Bgataai t!..^ bftt, n"t kaowiag, ba snid. abatbet tba yeai
aad aara waaM ah ealkd. Ba tboagbt that tbara was
no hadfeaot prepnetybi thr anaaara. 'ihe ratbad
IM of the Aitay had baea eraated expreaaly for officers
ot the Anav ba tbe Beiriee who, bw reaaoii of diaability
tneideat to'tho aervioe, had beoome onfltted for duty,
Oeneral Orant, acoording to etatementa lathopreaa,
araaaow drawingtbeaaiaol ?15,000 a year.wbich
the average Aaierteaa ciiizen woald benevi a Bpaioienl
aaaoaal toanppnil anv Ameriean eituea in eomtort.
Mr Edmuada said that be had hoped tbat thi bill
woald paaa wilbonl a dUaentlng rota, Ha agTeed with
tbeSeuat r Irom Miaamrl aa ta tbe improprioty of
t ? tbe rctired Ual of tho Anny with civdian-. bal
tht> be tboagbt, waa aa exorptloBal eaae, l"',!"
?nroud to bave had the prirUegeol iotroduebig 11
aad to be able to rceord hia vola aa ia lavor ol it. In
tLis the oooatrv, he kaew, woald npbold him.
Theeaineal maanei lawhiehMi Edataada, wbooa
nll aiber occaalma i- ?o frigtd aadfcapertorbable,
moke aatoniabed tbe Benate, It aeened to bare aoraa
tood effcot iij- .a tbe Democratk ii lo, f? r, when b< b id
fiiiis'o'd, Mr. Maxoy roaeand apoke of the magnammlty
whuli (Jenerai Oraat bail abowa to th" BoatherBpao.
vie ai Appomattox. Uebelieved that tbarewaaaota
inaii la tba Soath who woaW begrodge Biaaaoaabla
atna to Oeneral Oraat ia bu declinuig yeara. It ^a?
well fcaowatbathbi reaoareea badbeeaeweptaway.
B'id tron a loxlr yeara' eeqnaiataaee with Oi teral
Oraat. he (Mr. Maxey) ezoaerated hha from the
abghteal blamo in the gigantio laflureof Oraat?
rVard, exci pt bia aaaal tault ot repoaiag t..o mnch eon
fideni. ii: otbera.
Mr Oibana ex;>ressod ? hi?h opuioa nf Oeaerai
C.r.i:-t anl lus mintary ebaraetar. ll- bebered it lo be
Jim dntyaa a Benatoi froea Louiahtaa to rote for tbe
bill. 1^ that way he woald refteei the leatraii Bt otLta
Mr. Oe r^e grew bMbrraaoaa over the snhject. hnt
ferertheloaa te deelared'himsell ialatorol Iba bill
[e beUered thal Iba people of thk eonntrj waated to
laatawthW teatbaoabd apoa Oeaaral Oraat, aad ba
anmld rote for it. .
Mr .1,1, m aakj thal two ya irs a<:o he voted nz.nnst a
bill lo- the aaaie parpoaa, bal he had said thaa that it
ever tbe time eaae wbea Oeaerai Qraat aaedad aid he
would rote ta i;ive u tc aaaa.
Mit. joiraa gaoLacn thf ooraTrnnioK,
' Mr. .lonea, of Florida. called attetition to the faet
tbat he waa one of BBtaral Daaaoeratb) Baaatera arba
aatad for Iba Qraal iobbaaaal hii two years a?o. He
ghaaajht that he did rij;ht then, and he would do ri^ht
to vote a^ain for tbe bill. Mr. Jonoo talked f..r a tow
aaJaatea ot.lv. a->:l a hi?h of reii. t went up wbaa ba had
f'm :.??'.. for he had in>t toaehed apoa tba toaattta
akmal aspectoof tbe eaae.
The Deaaoeratk aarieaof ealogtaawaa broogbttoa
tlose bj Mr. Yoiiih.es. who wiabed, as ha expreaei d it,
toeffac the bad iaapreaatoa likelyto be b>ft apoa the
Mbbeatiad by the oppoaitloa of a Democratio oena.
tor (Here Mr. Coekroil aiaead.) Mr. Voarbeea apoke
pt c.i ii rai Oraat'a loaaea, aad bow tbey eaaae abont, ol
the t-r.-t Inr.d r.hieh, iu bis ojiinion. WOaM prore
aaUhliiiw six yeara aaaaaa. af the plaaawa tbal h<
woani exoerieneo bi rothag i ? the aaaaaara, aad many
oiher tbiaga. He also referrad to Oeaerai Orant a
aearagc ui tbaaotpaata aawellaiwar, aad i.iaihd
the t.iie- wh. n Beeratary Btanton wanted to imufiaun
Oeneral I>>e atter tho anrrender at Appomattox. and
Oaaeral Orant aaid that l<ee waa hbi pareaod prlaaaat
aud not a bair of his haad abaaM ba toaahad.
The roll waa theu aalk d on tba paaaageol tbe bill.
aaalltwaa adopted; yeaa ?!!?: aaya 0. rhoee rotiag
a?av wara Mtiaara Baek, Coekrell, Harna, rendlet.ui,
Ea'ulsbury. blatcr, Yuuce and W'alker.
R1YER AND HABBOR APPBOPRIATIOMS.
WASBuroroaTi Jan. 1 L?The Committea on
Miiaaaad Haiaotaaa-day eaaapbded its adU wKb the
kxecption of one or two itoms for small rivcra. No
bppropriinlon wlUbeiiiinte for llell (iate. New-Votk,
the cotiiiiiitteetakluk' tlu- cround ili?r all of the BMaey
Bjai tor laat year for eeeagdetteg tbe worK at tbat polnt
'?- uppropriated.
The approprlations for the Missls-lppi Kiver aggra
gate $1,110,000. Other liir^e approjiriation- nre for
tbe MlBBIBll Itiver. $500/KK); for the Ohlo. |SS<MWO fot
theeniire river. with the exception of tba faOa at
gaaleiHbi farakdtk aa apiaaaalatlaa ?>f yi3o\000 i
|tnad?-. Handy Bay. Massaehu-etts. flOOJMWi Detowara
ibaataaMr $100,000; Dalawara Blrer, gl3o,000j
ajaatiBatoa. Beatk OaraUaa, baraar, $150AW>; Moaala
hart.or. *i-.'O.ooo; SaMne Faaa, Thxaa, 9185,000 ; Olara
land Ohlo, hurhor, BIOO.OOO : iliiini.oldt Bay, CaUronda,
aiu.iiKMi; Potomae Kiver at wnt.hliii.-ton. *l.>0,OO0;
5am,^ Klrer, Ylndnla, ?1.VJ,000; Oreal kanawha,
ai73,000; inoiiih.-su Jobn's Biver, Florjda, 1*1^0,000;
Eaadaartand Ktror. ?ioo.imh); Kontuohy Bjrer, *-'?M?.
S00;UarLake Cbaaael, Micbia>n. $125,0001 llllnola
Jtlvtr s;iiH).0O0;oaiial at tbe cascwles of the Coinuihla
ttrer Otegon, 1125,000: aud BaJtlmore harb ?r *<5,000.
Tba'eomaiittee iledded to report an Iteio provfdlna for
an iipptoiriatioii of *:i50,?HW for th.- Heiii.i-ptn Canal,
VttaiSe provlalon tbat the work i?- begun aaaoouaa
possii.h-. Thiaaaaialteaiwaa reported i>> the coaaadt
far ia-t year, but araadafeatod ha tuc iiouae.
AUMY AND NAYV INTELU0ENC1.
\Ya-iiis(.tox, Jan. 11.?Tho exk-nsion of
dbaraaf abaaaaa gaaatoi Lhut.naiit oioiu-i OaaagaJL
Forsyth. 4th Cavalry, in I.paelal ordei* DeeeaabarSa,
1MS4, liaa Ueu btill further exU-iid?d to i. i.ruaiy 1,
lijHS. Majaa iktiad k. Batoa, raymaster, bas aaaa or
deroil to report to tho S*-^n-tary of State on ditaehed
aorvlee. >1 ijor Willlam K. Tucker, )r., 1'aymaater, now
on leavc of abser.ee iu tbls elty, wili dlaaharga the dutioa
of Mnjor Aifri-<i K. iiatcs daitag tbe laaaparary abaaaaa
of tbe laatox, Theieaveof abaaaaaea aargaoa'a eertlfl
cat? of aaaalillllj graadai Majaa i>avi.i Farty, Otfe
Oaraby. in K|K-<-iai orden Oetoaerl, 1884, hm heea ci
aaadodtwo moatha. Tbeexteaalon of laareof abaaaee
oa aargeon'a eertiBoate of diaability graated Oaptaln
J'redcrlrk W. Klbroy, ,\s^istaiit-.'sur0-?>on, haa been atill
fnrther extonded alx inontba.
Lbmloaaat cbariwi K. gaaariek baa heea etdaaad to
duty in tbe Hydrotfiaphio Orfioo; Caief-Eugiuear Johu
3/iwc to experlmaataJ duty at the Nary Vard, \\a?hiu^
Soa Paaaed Aeaiatant-Kaglnoer K. i:. Uit<-h to daty on
%he Ooaai Barrey. IJentenanl w. c. Mtromt baa beoi, de
?ached from the Mlnneaota and ordorod to tbe Marlou;
Burveon J. W. Koaj from the Lackawanra aad ordered
gMmeforniedlcaltreatmeat; As?istant Engjneer W. B.
Uttle from tho Coaat Mirvcy at-aiuer tioduey aud or
al., ? .1 to duty at Wor en'.er, Mas>
CENKKAL RW'AIM's TKDIOUS TKIAL.
Wahuington, Jan. 14.?In the Swaun court
gnartla! to day ex iseuator Wlndom t*stltliHl aa to the
Talueof Colunibla eopper mlniug atock aud nlso uhout
hia aaaaaaaaaa aabb tbat aaaapaay. J. aaaalay grawa
^raa r??oalled aud exuiuined a? lo a e^rtaln tranaactlou
Jn Keadlng atock whicb Ueuural Kwalm bal atattd
araaaBadeby Batoaaaa & Oa. wtthaat hia authority.
In ilieoxniulnatmn of this wltness, (ietieral (.r.i-\. :.or
waa eband) eai:?xt toonier i>> tba Oawt for bugaaga
us.d bv biin ooaceralag tbe wltneaa.
A k.Batetr-"" was recallrd by tho proseeutlon and a
larie V-ai-t of tho dav's sesMou waa apent la Ightbag OTer
thMn'roUiictlun of" t. attmouy from thla witaeas todla
jTrovb nuiiors diacredlUbk to Ihe busiui ss Uitihods of
tho ibaa of ii?u>iu*u ^ < <>.
CONORKS8IONAL DOfflUI tV BRIKF.
^asucjutom, Jan. ll.-Mr. Kandall in the
fiouao u>-iUy had road a lrttor reoeived freaa the -. era
tary af ?taia.taUaraaag the Baaaa tbat earcbleataa of the
alwtoral voU&a of Dregoa and lowa, not BBrlBg been te
ceive.1 by the prosUlent t>ro t?m. of tbe Briiate, It bo
cuiui- lucunbniit on blai to saad a apootai meiswnger to
aacn ot thuaoHtaHia, as rcjuired by law. Tba .Secielary
roquealoU thaa au approprialiou be made lo pay tb<
expenae? aud ?4aip*miallou of tbese ineasencers. A un-s
ai>te from the .ie?l.l<nt on tbe aaine aubjoct waa r?-ad,
after wbiib Mr. Kandall intioduceu a bill, wbicb wa*
lmiuooiauly paaaoii, approvrlaUut; 81,000 for iba yur
kKMea iir.-llfd.
XhaiicuaietaponmoUon ot Mr. llalo, took up tho
C
Naral Appropriatlon bill. The genate Appraprlatlon
rommlttei'a amendmenta were eonourre? in And the b"
waa paaaed. The Iater-State Commerca BfBWaa pna
up and diaeiuwed. after which Mr. Harrbwm callcd that
tentlonortheSeuatetothe death of 8ehuyler Cofax.
After a few brlet but feelina worda pf eulogy of the .cau
BmabrMr. Morrleon ?nd Mr. Rhermafl. the fonner
oricred a reaob.tion reeitlmt that tbe hei.atoJMB aeara
with great aatrew of Mr. palfax'a death. aad the? outor
reapeet to bia memory the senato ahouid aajaaan. mo
6euale tlnn adjourned.
NATIONAL BANK LEOISLATION.
I.ATINO II.ANS TO PBFKAT TI1K M'PUF.RSON AVD
IHNCI.KY niM-*.
tnT IBUMBAFB TO TIIF. Tttinr*F..1
Washiki.tov. Jan. 14.-1*6 National bank
haterainthellouae were buay to-day laylng plans for
the dcfcat ofthr McPlicraoti nnd Dtagkrf hilla. whlch are
to i.e oeaaMered temeerew. Fet aararal anga the
Bgee-at, haa baaa haaat by eaawaeata of the fonner
meaaara who bara aoagM to eaartaeehba that it i? a
Bereaae btll and. taeratora maal ba eeaataared ta Ceaa
ntttoa af tbe Wbola whara ttwlll beopeato aadleaa
dabato aad amanrtmaat wttaoat naait. Theaeoarttea
ti:at it la a"Be-eaae hili" is baaad aa thaalaadar
foi.ndation that tbe meaaara mlght rcsult iu un
azpaaalea of tbe National bank clrcnlallon, upon
whlcbataxtelmpoeed.bat.il is aaid, tlie Bpeahee haa
aaewfl aoatedl poaltlon toralera htrorofti it lahopad,
bowerer, that,oa awtarc eoaalderatlea, be wiii deehae
todoae. Ittaaaderatoodtbal Mr. Potter, who wttb
drew from the Hoaaa, a taw daya ago, bis rafaadtag btn,
did ao with tha iBtoaUoa ?.f afartag it. ta aa
aaaaadad torm, as a aubetltnte for tha MeFheraea
i.tii. ifbetrieatodaaobewlUbeaetby aareral ahjaa
tiona. aa, ror azample, the propoattleaa ta aU btn are not
germaae, and tbat it la a MU aJeeUag thc rereanea, aad
tberefore maal raceJre Ita Brat aeaaldarathai ta tha
Oommittee of tbe Whote.
In ita ameaded torm tbe Potter bfll has reealrefl
tbe approval af the New-York Cbaaaber of
Oommeree, and of aaaay taadtea baahera.
itauthoh aea the Peeretaryof tbe Treeenry to reftrod4
and 1% per cent bonda bj tbeteaaeol 2>a per eeal tamda
of like matnrlty. In each eaae paylng to boMera, in <a-n,
thepreaenl worthof theaggregate obligatlon forint.r
( .i from which tbe OoTernment Ia releaaed by the bbb
atitutlun oi lower rate bonda, thia[amooat to be aa
rertalned by a compntatloa whlch asstirea the
Goverament a reaUxed rato of :t per eeal
per annu.n, qi arterlj reta-eated for all moneye boeem
ploxed. The r. fundlna Ia to be OptlOOAl with the_ bolderaor
(bepr.nt bonda.audiatoproeeedoalT wbea tbeappue
ahle eurplua i eveuue wlll penntt rhe blU redacea by ooe
balf the preaenl taxon National baah w>\,-< and exrept
where otherwiae proTlded by taw, any aurplna revepoei
WppTableto Uiepaymentot tbe pnblledebt are to be
S^ftUtotberedemptlonofbondaauotectto f^erte
the min ba e of Ihe bondi not due. aa th? eourae pui ?u< d
willetfeei tbegreater earlogof Intereal to tbe uorein
,11(.?t. in redeen Ingbonda tbe taa on Kal "?? 1,;'"?
notea la to be regarded as arednetlonof thelntereat
obligatlouof the OoTernmenl upon the bonda depoalted
t? Mscure thoae notea, Tm re aeem to be allant proapi ita
tbat ihe Potter btll wtll ba eoaatdered, or arted aaeaay
t'bairnmn'Buchner, of the Banktag aad Cmrn-n.-y Oom
mltle wlll rfTer aa an amendment to the McPberaon mu
hla own bill pro^ Idln : agalnal a contractlon ol tbe paper
olrcuUtlon throufh ihe retirement of Natloaal bau?
notea bj the l?a.f Treaanry notei to an amoaot niuui
tothe Natlonal bank notea ao retlred.
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THB FBENCH BPOLIATION CLA1M8 AOAIK.
PAS3AGE OK TIIK PIM. FuK TI1K Hl. I I'l.FM I NT OP
T'lt'.M liv THB II'" BB,
IBT TKl.M.RAlll 7<> TIIK 1KIIK NK.l
WagHixoTOM, Jan. 14.?For the thlrdtime
tha Boaaa haa paaaed a btll prorldtog fei tha aaj
meut aadadjadtoattoa nn i looktag t.- tbe paymeatof
tbeVreaebapoUatloa ebuma, whlobwere Bratbrougbl
totheattoatfoaof Ooagraaa aa Pebraarj ?'?. 1802. Por
elgbty-threa yeara they hare beea tbe tootball of Ooa
oaal commlttoea, altboagh nearly fttty yaai
tatha adadalatrattoa af Joba Qntaoy Adaasa,tbeert
.Ii a. ?(? upon Wblch they are baaad waa fully pr.vtcd.d lo
? aeetbal Uata tbeetalau b?vo aererbeea
the aabjott of un adreraa report t.y a eaaunrt
teo of eiihcr Honaa, aad mora than flfty rep'.rta
in favor of tiie OtalBMBta have been tabadttod.
in 1864tbeBBmberof petttloaaaadmemortala to Cea
greaa ta hiror of tha alalmaat < waa 3,208, baaMaa whieh
tbirteea Btatea had praaaatad raaetattoaa ta tbatraehelt
anomg tha emtaeal Watoamea who preaarad aad iah
mltte l reporta Ia tarot of Ihe elalau were Bdward i.iv
tagatoa,loba Habaea,fidward BToratt, Daaiel \v ?i.-t.-r.
Oalob Caabtag, John M. Ctoytoa, Kafaa Obaato aad
Cbartea Bumaer. amoagtbaatao wbaappoaed tbam ta
tba Hoaaa tod iy w. re meh aadaenl tawyan aad atab ?
naa aa Bon W. Joaaa, ..f wlaeeaata i ?? & Oaa, af Wea
Torh t Jaaaaa H. Btoaat, of Oaergla. aad W. 8. Etotauu,
of indiai.a. la 1846 rreatdaat PoUt by hla rate ktued
?aaaterCtayteafa bill for the lattlaaaaal af the ataiau
and ta 1686 a like meaauro w-a vet<.< d hf I'r.aldcnt
Pleree. Tha rapert ol Poaatof aaawaf ta 1N i praaaatad
uexhauattrerarlew of tbe anbtaet and aal hath a
fonnldaUle array af laeta aad argameata ta fa\?.r of tba
parmenl of theclalma. It reeommended an approprta
tioh of 65,000,000 to i* dirbtod pra rato aawag th.;
rhe bill wblob paaaed tbe Hoaaa t..day, after a loag
debate by a vote of 181 to 71. pr..vld.-? that elaln inti
imv applr by petltion to tbe Oourt of Clatma withm two
reara from thepaaaaan of theaet. All elalau embraoed
bv tbeconventlon of 1803 with the I reoeh Kapublin or
ail.iwi-rt aud patd In wlo.le or lo part umbr the prorialooa
of tbe traaty ol 1819 betweea tha l mti-.i Htatea and
Bnaiu oi .. lowed m whoU or in part by the trvaty "f
i'iIv i 1831,betwec-n the Ui tedfitateeand i raaee, are
eiclud'ed from tbe beneflta of Una uct. Tlie n.urt of
Clalmalatomakeail necdfni rnlea and rawulatloua for
exeoutlng the prorlaloaa of tba aeti H to exam
hae and i!> Urmine thc. validity and mu.it of
aaeh etalm together with IU preaeat ownerahlp. aad Ii
i,v ,u ,,?,. nn . the date of aaaignmeni and tbe oonalder
ationpald ib. rel n c< I onSreqnlreatbeAmi rlcan Mlni
ter at rarla to forward to th. Secretary ol .-uie all erl
deneeand .bcuiiaiita relatlni: lo tlie ctalma that ( an he
obtaiiud abroad. On the flrat Moiidaj In December ol
oaeh year tbe courta are to report to Congreaa foi iin.it
?etion ui caaea, the Bndlng "f tbe eonrt bi-mg
uienly advlaory aa to the law and CaeU.
Sotbing In thir act U. to be ooaatmed aa eouuiiitilug tbe
i'lilit d M:ilis t<> the paymeel or any claiina.
The ftieada of tbe blU bad altogetber tbe beat of tbe
dlacuaaloa. Mr, I oa, of New-York, who had ehargeol n,
preaented an blatorteal rertow of tbe eaae which waa
anpplemeiited by lntereatlag Bpeecbeabi Meaara. Rlea,
Hroadbuad and othera. In ? ilve ntautea1 apeaeb, ?11. b
attraeted much atientlon, VS'iiiiuiu Wulter Phelpa
anmmed np the cui-e con.lnamly in favor of tho
i la.uianta.
The ainount of tlie cialni-1<> ba preaented la raiioualy
eatiinat.d at troin g8.000.000 to iplXOixMxio wnhoiil
any allowance on acoount of Intareat AeeonUag t<> tba
Buinoer report of 1864 it waa eatlmated that t l,.- aam
satc auiouut o.r the cialm') after aU deduclloua would he
*I'J 876,380.
l, ere aeema to be nodoubt that tbe bill paaied to-day
w.n reeelve th<- appretal of tb?> Pnaldaat,
a>
MONEY TO BI BETUBHED TO CHOL4.
[bi TKi.h'.KAin io mi. nuatraa.1
WARHiN'iTON, Jan. 14.?Lutf; this atternoot.
taa Hooee paaaad,wltheal debate and with oniy a;f*-w dia
keatlna rotea, a btU topay to tbeObtaeaeOarerameat tbe
aiim off688|4d060taeata. Thlaaam is taa aaexpt nded
oart wiiii aaaraad tataaaatioftha Chua m tadaaaalty faad
aaieoattag t<> 6795,666 '.?7, reeatTed by the Dalted Btatea
from? htaa aaiaer a treaty aaaaladad aawa than twaaty
five paera ago on aeeenal of taaaaa aaataiaad by Aaaarl.
eaaraaMaatataChtaaay reason of tho aaatraettoa af
thelr nroperty by lawlaaa baada of Chlneee, aapacilallj
duriiiK the Taitiug rebelllon. After all Ihe elal.ua pre
leated bad baaa patd there remalned nearly oue-thlrd of
tbe eroaa anm reeelred from Calaa Prealdeol Baeaaaaa
reeommended that it ba rataraed toChlaa. and ihe. aame
urae baa been nrged by erary Prealdent alnee tbat
,,,,,,-. Itlin tae <ioveruni.it waa liard puabed for
money during the Rebelllon, the " faad " was lakea and
uacil, an.1 (.oMTiiuient bonda weredeaoalted taplaea af
It, aad tbaj have alwaya baaa regaiaed aad trealad aa
nropert] ?f Chlna ?
Taa orik'inal hiiiii trannfrrred to tbe I uitod Htatea
ullci lUecLluiantahad beeapaid ??? 6^30,1 89 77 iu uold
eoln wblcb ylelded tbe anm ol 6390,22372. Bereral
reara ago tbe owmraanii naderwrltera of the Amerlean
bark (aidcra. wiuch waa ptllaged aud deetroyed by
Cblneae pbratoa ia i^.m, bronght auit tathaOoart of
(lalma, under tbe anthorrty of au aet of
. onirreaa paaaed in ls7x, aud recovered ?
ludKUiei.t of (|1 13,077 11, whieh waa naid bT Ihe
Bacretary of Btate. Thia Jndgmenl waa m additlon
to the amoaat erlgtaally aiiowei the etalataata
l,v the OummbWloaei - nn.br Ihe trmty wl'h Clilna. The
Caldera olalmaataare atill nBeatlrtad nowet ar, aad a idii
prortdlagfor a rebeartngof tbeiroaae bytheCoartol
( lalma wa1- introdiued !asl yi ar aiel referred lo llie Com
mitteeon Poralga Afl-lre, whieh aabailtted an advarae
report Ho longua tiBi maneyreatalaaia tbecaatod] of
tbe I'nited Btatea agoi - of cialinaii'H to ebtalB poaiaa
anm of a part or aO ol it wlll not be abaadoned, although
thc Senretary of Htate repoita that "tlie Department of
Htate knowa ol aejnat etalm aaataal tbli faad."
Tha inatter now t'oea to thi Benutc for its action.
NoMINATKI) IJY TBE PBE8IDEHT.
Wa-uin'iton, Jan. 11.?Tba Preafdent eent
thefoHowing noiniaation* to the Benatc to-day :
WllUam l/owcii to be Colleetor of Cuatonia for thc lii?
trictof Sag Barbor, Now-York; I.lei.teua.ittXilonclJohB
!?;. Suuimera, aurgeou, to be colouel and aurgcoii ; Major
.ii.-ipii H. Hiiiith. largeoa, to ba -eatoaaat-eetoael and
?argaea i Captala Baaa A.Koaraar, aaalataat eargeon,
tobeBiaJor and aurgeoa; Plrei Lieuiruant hmiiii h.
LeaehTot eaglaeera, to be eaptala of eaglnearai sri.niii
Ui utoaaat Wiiliam C. laiiiKilti, of aaglneera, Ui be nrat
Uaateuaat of eugtneera; il-my I. Baymond, of [udlaaa,
to be flrat Uenteaant aad aaalataat aargeoai and ih?o
aera F. UttaU to be pBataaaatarataaaBnaW-fawVaraay.
a>?i?
DttcuBsnra hb. bbaoajts bill
Wasiiington, Juii. ll.-Scnator.^Iatci offercd
an aamudment to the luter-state Comuiene bill in the
f-ciiule loday, prohibilli.g tbe phBITgtag o, Ughaff IBtaa
of oomi>ei.autiou for tiiyuportiug the aaBM klud and
iiinoiint of prop^ny ahhoiu^r dlstaucc thai; for a lon?;cr
di^tauie. Mr. Hater deavrlhed tbe o]M r_t!<>n ?f the prlu
clple of Ui . i in.inat.iiR iu-aii.-.t " ahort huiilH." aud tha
aittlirinK? of Weatern coininuultlea iu conai queiiee.
Mr. Callom aaid tbat ihe amendnieut waa au luipmlant
one, t.iil In hla opiniou lt? adoiitiou would teatilt lu di -aa
ter to tho rallrowla.
Mr. Vau Wyck fuvond Mr. Slater** ameudment.
Mr. tuliom aaid tbat Ibe ado^tivu of Mi. Ulater'a
amendment wonld aerloualy injure no only the rro
du.eraofthaWeat bnt the oon.u uora ?.f tbe fcaau u
would injure hundroda of tnousaiida ofw-opl<?
Mr. Van Wyck replled that ha had of en heart tn *
atatement made. but had aeen ^flJ&Kfi
of Nebraaka. aa well as of Inwa, 'n'**'''' ?'"'11ro?Ma 11?
were aufferliig from the extortbrna of tba ? r<?** ?d
would like toaaoa bea a awBajnalty ?jf**S*,^tao
by a rallroad ebargtag. as they did ta an I' ? ' ' "g"
byhtakfOOO for i.cnrload *?2ZL^mmV>iSt a"
eaatefSaa Fraacaaaeandahargtagaa y Bwai ?
load dellvcrod Iu laa rYat.clsco- aix huudied miica
" Mrnva? ajw*, wh.ie eritMebaj Mr. ABataa'a. paarttoa
in a Maeaadea that eaaaed, waa totorroptod ??
MePberaoa. who aald thal be eeold fftraMt, V?, lafi
auhjeet of dlaenaalon that woald kyJt hba aabooj. two
reraarh was greetod with geaaral vietoaaa of tau
dou't!" _,
WASlirSOTOX ROTHL
ajAaaiaaroa, Wedaeedey. Jan. 11, taaa.
Daavneaa Oauauaa Oeaerai Baaaa baawrttteata
bs-ss. SKiBffjtiJSMa^
orexplanatlon be mai ?oo nt to make a.? i r*u '
tbat the ebargea bave been r.itaraed t.? Oeaatal Baaaa,
and that no offlclal notloa wlll betakeaof lhata,
Alkmutka.. AjTBoraiATtoa. laa Baaaa caaaBitt
teo on Aertoflltare baa aearly conipleted the nnmtai
Ac, 1aolt nnd AppropHa.l.m b.fl. II Pt?VM"for .1|IB>
proprl itloo of abonl 8800.000, n< ai Ij $100,000 taaa taaa
waa appropriatod laal ya ir.
NOI Of Us.-K. Wnlf refnsed to te>ttfy to-day befOTi
tba Hoaae Oonadttoa on Iadlaa ABalrarelattreito tbe
dlsbnraement of B300.000 amoni tbatherokee i^} ?? '?
onthe groand thal bewaa aot ?#^*?**J&Un!K_
Mtoteaand that be waa an attorm v for tba tadbuw. ine
inatter wlll he referred lo the BoBBB.
DaancBATto 0A? oa.-A eaocaa af PeaaoeraHe Bapra
aratatlvea wlll be heM aftor Ibj Bdjoaraaaeat of tba
Houai to-morrow. Aoegorl wlHbeniadeto aitree p m
theorderlawblch meaaorea aaide fr. Iheapi'" r;r
lion bllla abaU be broagbt forward dorlaa tba remalndei
of the aeealotu Tho raucua may conalder eUo ihe Orant
bill. Chalnnan R.?aeorana and [Jen.-rai Bloj?m... of tbe
MlllUry Oomadttee. ui? both bltterly oppoaed to the
bill, aad the latter baa opaaly tbreateaad to aaaotaai u m
tbe eaaaaalttoa ^______________
0OND1TION OF B081NE8B.
BIDUCINGFIJDDUNa RATR8.
MKKT1XG OF TBB AMAI.OAMATKO UKM AND ITIESL
48801 IATIOB?OFFICBB8 I UtCTEP.
tBT TBI.KOBAPII flO TIIB IB1BBBB.1
PrrnarjBO, Jan. 14.?Tho patldlara, who
havaaeoatroUtag raaaa m tba afktra af tha ka
?atad fraa and Btoal kaaarlaHnBi eaBapoaad af abaol
30.000 aaaa, ar<- to ba radaead aaal Jaaa to 04 a taa
Tbaprtoeatpnaaal is 0580, This aettoa waadeelded
npoaateaoeettog af Iha eTeetera Iraa Maaafaetarera'
i rateettvaAUJaaoabi lataettj today. Ihepropoaltloa
aai Baaaahaeaaaa Iha aaaipeUtloa la tbeKaatleel.
and the depraaetoa la baalBaaa aa atarkad aa I protonaed
it m.t with L'.n.rit approvai. A raaalattoa waa]. I
deriarincthat Baa aeala for paidllagaftai Jaaa 1 aball
ba 84 a taa aad thal tba laaddag * abw ah dl )><? gra bal
d.i.vn proportluaately.
nth.r iiieliiheisof Iha Atii.il |ama'i-d As oria'l.'i
BflirBBiHI wbaa tbej ba ird Um m aa 1 ?a larj "?
lald: -it is tbe ataaafactarera' nrlvilrge to awka
whatevei propoaltloa aalta tbeaa. It U aara ta eoa
Vi? PreahtoatB wgaa aald: "i woal doaay paddWag
al ri i toii." ,
Many b.wo kei tttnnh ?eo i] i.laa a In ba aiaaa ai
I ; .
The loweat nif for puddllnx paid In ITttaburgwaa
. , |,,n, in l-i.ii In l-'il H Bdl.'-'I I" ^l and |B
isOl tt waa i. f> 80 .. ton 11 prea< nl - i
iiiatod in |a75and baa been In fon-a evoralnee I
ufaeturer when Bafced if Ihe eonsl leratlon of thi
qwailou bad not been begaa ratb i aarly. aald that tho
workmen bejfan lo diacuaa the i....tt. r la l abruai ?
v,.,,. aad tbat ooaaeaaaatly tba eoiptoyara wataaea
BIHCh In advimro.
ai ui? awetlng to-day A. P. Keatlng aad J. D. weaaa
i, ,? .. . . dproaldaal aad -? ?? tary.
a
ASSKJSMI.NT AT B1XOHAMTOW,
[BI II i BOBAI II l" i .ii II BW BI :
BlBOBAMTOB, J.i'i. 1 l.-J B. QlCgg bBcI BOB,
foriI;, | j | tt A i .... exti b Iva ? iaafaea<
ur,,-, ?r i.is and abooe, falled thla aaaratog Mr.
i.i r, -? alor, ti bow pt ' hia boaaa I??
ibock afthla dlaaater, Ih flaaat twont ?
? ,,r tba Bgarecala aoaabud rabaaefgisa,.
Tba baawa UabBlttoa of tba 8raa are |t9o\000. Taa Irat
ptaferied <-i<-.iit..r? aratha Braa'a Wuibaaaa,to adaaa
IN yara ladebted gl^OO Tben folloa . tba anaqaabann i
Val'ry Haiik. *75,<MNt; Jobn Atideraon, gl.OOO, and II
II )??'. k, 84.031 Tba aaal : ??? Is I I 0 I iior. of
tblaelty. <>ne hundredand tw. | a ara thrown
<>iu of enaplyawut. Tbe faUara waa eaaaad-bi a ahuuk
aaa af i uim-a.
? --
DISAl'IM-.AKANCF. OK CMK.STKU DAJUbT
laf iBtaaaira ro raa rataaaa.1
BlBOBAMTOB, JBB. 1 1.?Clu-t? r iMtby,
i>r ipitotoa afa ataaai Baarlag aattl at Cbarttoad, haa
... Mabjaaaeal of hia propi rty toga toward the
navmenl of debta aaiaaatlBg to ovar 817.000 Ba baa
ji.iin.uiitry. "n "aturday be deedod hia hoaae and
loi t<. hta wlle. H?- ?!*?? end? n.I toeoUact bobm
an.uii blUa aud pay Boaaa iniiior dabla,
? ?
BIOTOUfl CABPET ITEATEB&
[ur in bobai ii i" raa mai aa.]
Pbhaoklfbiai Jaa. I i. ThastruciBg???r
,., ? veavei - af Kaeatogtoa baa abjhl itoraiad aavaral af
tba adUa abata aaa-aaloa aaaa waaa at watk. barllag
atoaeaaadotbermlaaUaa. a larga aaaaaaraf wladowa
?r<*ro broken. John limniitoa, uwaor af oaa of th<
largeat miiis, **s attaeked aa lhaatraataad soereiy
baatea. mt______________.
r. n. cVBBiJta on tbe /i nu.
( ibola am? ihk sKVK.v umi i tTtn qoAJdnrag
Tho yi.Airt <i.i>.
Tha nniiiial Btaatiagof tba Ajaerieaa Oao
gnaddoal Boaaaty was kaM laaadag >?% aatog la < Sdakai bag
iiaii. < hief .ina'.iee Da|y pre?ideii. ahBaarta aararaad
from varioiis rommlti<-?-s -Iidhiiu the Bfagiaaaaad work
aftba aaatotr iarlag tha laat y?*r. tuo fuiiowimt
Baket was praaaaUd by tbe Caaaatltoa aa goad
BBtlena and atoaaai bj aaetoaaattoai Praalieat,
Cbarlaa F. Dalyi Nlee ire^ldint, t.enersl Qaoi ?
w. OBBaaai fneetga aaaraapaadbag aaaratary, I.
Caiaoa Biai Bfirli traaaarar, Oaatga Oabat 8/ardi aaanv
ritior.t, W. ii. H. Meare, Uaaa Barahabaar, Fasl it. Da
ciiaiiiii, CbarlaaB. Bahtala aad D, O. BIBa Artartba
boataeaa of tha aaaaaty 'i*"1 '"'''" itapataaadk JBdga Dal]
ii.trodmed F. ii- CMaMagi al tha BaaHbaaaaaa ln
htiiniion, who raad the paaat af tha araataaj upon
?Tba I'lseover) of 7.UUI, or thi- I'rot iuce of Clbola, and
_w8rvaa LaatOlttaa."
Mr. Caabtog baa Urai Maaaaj tho laatofaa aavaaal
years, speakn tbeir BBXgaaga, aad WBa BTBB Bdaptoi Btto
eZaal toaatty. Babaa taaaWafabadaaoateaaatleatap
|..ii tunltiea for atudyiiiK |_ li maiim BJ BBd .ii-tiin*. lie
baaaa bh katara by ? ahorl aaaarlptlaa af tbe uaataf
coiintry occnpli-d by tbe Zunl Indlans. arhiah BtobaMy
tnoladea Iha aBaa of the aaraa laat aBaah aa haaj aad
aiaaallf aaaght by ihe Baaaaab Mvaadaraaa, Fbai terri
tety baa pailly ta tha creaaat lacrttaryaf Nea Muaioo,
au I partly lu Arl^ona. It exteuda uhout Ihrea hnndrfd
inilts from ract t<> wmt, aud one hundr'-d froui BBtth l?'
Koiitb, aad eeaalela af paataaaavaradwtthaaaa baah or
wltb ataatad faeaata. *ItwMaaBbtaa,MaaM _a batatar,
" two couutrlea, one anperlinposed BpOfl uiiotln-r, of
\shiih tha one bciieath can aab he Baaathraoghtha
. raeka and reatt lo that abora." Mr. Caablag proeeeded
io daaorlha IbeZaal atotj lellar,aad tbefornalawith
wbieh b<- larartablyeoaiBMaeaa his atorloaaf hiaan
ueatora, "la beglnnlnghui tala bellgbUa etgarette."
n.ii.i Br. Coablna. "M ailghl beauppuaed thal thla
ih a < u t'nu whieh be baa leamed from tbo kiiropoana.
i.nt on tii. eoatiary It waa n..' aativaawbo laogai tae
hpaidar.ls tbe nse Ol tbe elgamtte, and linm tbo
.-sit.murds we wi tlu- custom. in u eava whteh l dls
, ?v. r< d on tbe Kio < olorado, i foaad \tuii atbei reUaa <>r
its fiii-im-r .iiiiiiiMiuiiie. thirtrrn etgarettea whleh uaal
ba\e hi-in tioin 700 to iiimi yeara abL"
Tne laetawr aaaeaadad to ki\? an aaaaaatafOat
..?.,. io't. i!"?< I'".'! in s. areh of iii. m ri ii rlttaaol Llbola,
aadafterward ahowad bowtbe deaorlptloaawhlok tbe
-|.,iinsli liiv .ider-. rav ..f tbe . oni.try and IM liili.ii.iniiiM
ara rerlBad by toe? tradlitonaaadfeoatoaaaef taeZaal
lodlaaaef to-day. UoroBado*a axpedlttoa lookptaaeia
154.1, PrtaajMaraoda NtaaaadaaegraeoJlad, Baiaraaloo
.1 Wlgro, were aaat ahead to apy oai taa atad aad brtag
werdtotbe ooauaaadet <>f tbe ooantry aad tho pauala.
Tbaaoxro aril\ml at one of Ihe eitlea of Clbolu liffoio
II.r tii.ii and lnhavrd ?o dlsroiirtroiol) tovmr.l tba
u.iti.es tbat he waa ktiird. 'iin> friargot attata dghl al
the ctt>, umi bai iu* eieetrd a ptia afatoaoa aadlakea
noaafiaalna of tnn ooaatry la tba Baaaa al Bt, Praaela
taraed i?a?-u to earry Ikttaga aa Uecaaa o. Mr
Laablag reiated bow au ohi /iinl toid hlatoaaafUM
traaitiaaaof tba ooaatry, ol u blaeh Bexloaa aboeama
toouaoi tiie Zunl bawaaaad aaaktlied bytbelaaabi
taate.aad of tba laheeqneat nhaatlaeinentwblek taia
Eaala raealTad j" tha baaaa af the Maah aaaa'a frn-nda,
uiio lan.r hiii.~i-.|H'iitiy to BTaaga bia death. lms
logend, bo tbinka,ia the Eeal raratoa <>r tbaatoryof
batavaaleoel Mlgro, and <>f tba aabaaajaaBt takuiKor tue
/.iinl elty Uy Coroiiailo and his nrui> Tha pUa ..f Itoaaa
latt by Triar Mareo is utill to he fonnd. tlu. ___ ?,0 n,g
tbat tbey foaad it tbeie bal nevereraetad it.
Froaa tho Baaalab aaroaletaa aaa i>o BBthanal the
naaiaa of ?'* al the m-m-h iHion of ubola, as the
^-i aularda beard tiiti aaaaaa froaa tha indt.in*. i i,u _uu
htorj tiiicr oaeowaaaaalag his tala alwaradataail n>
haytag tbal wbal ba i? abonl ta raeoaal to..i< |,iiM.? ?i?.u
?evaa vUlagaa aara la axUteaeo, ueotloalag tba Baaaa
or nf,\vu ruins to be toBBd lu the Zunl t?-rritory. hii ol
tfeeaa aaraa aaaaaa corn-apoud ao iioneiy ui um numi-*
gtrea bytbe gpanlard al Iba etltaajaf Jbataytbat Mr.
i aablng tbiuka it aartola that, um toaraa alataad bj
the lnva.lers coiitspond wltb these ruiiia. t'oionado
broagbt baah wltb him aaaay apeobneaa af tha akHulng
.ii : BCBM of the nalivos. llie dea.Tiptlon of lbe?o
talllee exaetlr withtbadraaa and aecootratneata of taa
Zuiils of lo day. aa tbey were eihlblt4-d by tlio lt.?turer.
Mr. CushiiiK Kavo auu aevelul ?i<Uiu?iu? of Xuul
anuaa wbicii uiet wltb ?,-i?-^t u| i-.i ?. .. froaa the uu.il.-n. ?.
TUe It-cture cl.med with a?d of kturoonoopio viewa,
llii.straiiro of tlu BOBfaal tntatati.
Mr. cuahluK'a loug realdenoe amnng the Indlana.
hassomewhat Impulred bia oouatltulloo, aun dnrlux the
loeeare be fouud hlmaelf HBUr.l witn a amldau liidiapoal
tlou, wi.icb f anaa lom U> ?urreuder for u tlme bia uiauu
aeilpt to Judgo Daif, wbo road unill Mr. Cuablux
waaablo to reaiime, aa ba nhorUj did, amld tho hoaity
applauae of tbe auuleaoo.g
STATE LEGISLATION.
MUCII DaTBBBIT IN THE COMMITTEE8.
I.MTI.K WORK BOgra IN THK A8SKMM.Y?NKW BILL8
i.vTnot<t;cn>.
Jfrom T?r. BBBVAU 0a-6B-6?eaBjaajR oaWB TRinortE.]
Alhany, Jan.14.?Tho Awflllj -6661 were ao
Bhaarhl I in thinkinjr of how BfiatB I Krwln bad treated
them ln bta rttstrllintinn of eommltfee poaitlons ttnt they
,iid llftie Icflslntlve work today. Ki Hpeakcr Ifiiated,
v. he giaatlj taraa fun. pnaented a hiU aataertatag
araaaa ta vote. aad Bataaad to Mr*. LUne Dararaai
Blaka as ahe thaiilad bim In behalf af theHeW-Yof*
Woaaea'aBanfrage aaaaetatJaa for hteart, Mr. _a*t,ef
Breoklra, rertred tbe -ar aaaduutera' btn of laM rear in
a new foim. This tiiue lt is a K.-iierul bill, appllenhle
to aii lalbraad eeeapaatea, it makea it amtodemeaaorfor
:iim rallroad <>fllc<r loeompel a rallroademploye Iu w..rk
lonrertbaatwelvehooraadaj i wltha peaalty eJeo <>f
K.-ooflne. Mr. Eirlalao Introdnred ? bill Intenrted to
weakeo the <1vUBerrlee lteform taweolaraa it affecta
Hrooklyn. II provWea thal " Iba aouaof reteranain the
late war of the Rebelllon " aball have tbe preference In
appoinrmenla tooflleeIn Brooklyn. Mr. Boeaeb.ol Wew
York, had a bill ?1i inc womea eipial rtabta with men In
tae apnolntment of a gnardten "t mlnor ohlldren. Mr.
Rarn im, ol N.w-Ynrk. preaented a bill " to Ineorporata
the i . |. n iment of Kew-York, of the Oraad Army of tha
Republle."_
THB BES8IOM OF THE BBNATE.
MBA60BBB To BB ACTBD DPOH?0OVBBKOB nil.l/8
AI'P. >IN I'MI N'IS.
[raoa a bboitlab i oaw iwwtBaai ar ma tbibubb.]
Amianv, Jan. 14.?AnnnaJ reporta from Mi<'
managera "f tha Btata Befonaatory, tbe Commlaaioaera
f..i i ortag tbe bead watera af tha Badaoa, aad tha
Board .?: I tatau were preanntnd to tba Beaata .<> aay aad
ardered petetod. Mr. Marphy tatrodaeed ihe MU, retoi d
UMM ycar, reqatrtng the Adjiitaut (Jencra! to fumlnh cer
riaeatee of eervlee of tha beaerabty dtaeharand aoldtara
aad aailoreof thia Btate, Mr. Baty tatrodaeed a MU,
wbii b wm paaaed by iiii.inini.inscoii-.rnt, amandlag the
iii-t toeatabltah a Board of Bdaeattoa af th* Metbodiet
i ptepopal I'liui.-h ao ii. toeeatbwe the eppropi lattan "i
Ihe lutereat on tl.Centennlal Pnnd" to educnilonal
|,iui. ihe ortginal bill hartag limltod Ita tue fm
tbe r purpoaea to l MJ5.
Mr. Itobb introdueed a bill anth rtslng rallroad corpo
rntloua ontalde of tbte Btate to aell unelalmad bagrage
Ihe mdm aa bome eorporatloaa Tbe Albanr Benator,
>ir Thnrber Introdueedtbe recnlar jrearly bin appro
iii laib :? -1,500,000 I...-.i.v...ik ..n tbe new Capltol
and purcbaaa matertela therfor Mr. Tbaeber aaya
,,i,,. more approprlatloa of a imlilon and ?
ball bwddea the preaeal oae wlll ba all th I
ji i,i|i.ind io romptete Uif Capltol.
A rea.iiiiiion ?.f Benator Olbba waa adopted extmdlng
Ihetime fortbereport <>f ihe TenementdioaaeCommle
Mi.ii io Pebruary ?">.
|b opeo executive aeaaloa the followlng appolntmenta
bi tetlng Oovernor HIU were conflruied: Kobert
MeCartby, h brother >.r Ben I I irtby,
f,,r i.mla.doner <>r tbe Btato Board ol I'harl
tlea In plare ol John < . I?? ?. i< n \. de.. i- l : w II lara O.
Kaimdi ra f.>? l oan ronu Prai klin < u o tv
in plaeeof Bllaa W. Wllaon, who falled toouallfy. Tbe
. | g nonilnatlona were refei red i" tamllug <-.>i.t
t., - : Ita pb I .. ? aelle, for Truato* <>f tbe Btate Aa) um
is in ph.f All. n Mu ? d ; Mattbla*
II \ ..t. i .1 ii, ir. iger ..f thr -? al BI
ml.-.i mi. ... .-of rtlrphen T. Arnot, deeeaaed ; A
Ihofl for tl leleeof the ntllard Uvlutn In nlaci of
, , ,1 ; < i .ii:. ? ... Marahall f.?r
,?.,, i , i of tl ? - Aayluui ???<!? <i pban > >
? ..r < ir-.nn - \ M irali .11, >b-. ?? iaed : <
, ,, for mai.aaerot ib. Houat ..f Rermre forwomen
. . ,.r i . ujjinln I). II "l : Edward i wo
bill. ol Kmoklyn. for pori Warden ol ?>w-Yorfc In plaee
, ,i , Mr. 1 wohlll n..\> ii". I? tbe
..tli. .? ...:.- d.ir
i ature.
?
i i.i. DEMOCR* i - DENOUNI '<"?>: M& EBWIX.
,:. . ,i i noaa i" i.i dbawi i i "i ui*.; iiii- i'i -
aa itarai noa oi nii mikobi rr.
inr rautoBATM to raa rati i ?
Albabt. Jan. 14.?The Democratic naembera
taaambly are ta a aaaall taaipeal >'%??! - -
Brwla'a appolatateata, Mr. Erwln .wed the Itemo
, ratt. " .? at. ml > i .amh aaaimlt
,.. i ha raeaaeb - Ihu were Btted with
Kepabllcaaa wbo aapported him f... the Bpeakerablp.
Ii i, the "'?! atory "f " tbi re were . ???
A BILL l<> ELEt I' ALL CITT OFFICEB&
nn i ? i BOCBATa t.i IMTBOOVCI a MBAaUBB C-tABO
|S,, IilK .11 V i II ai:i i K.
[raoa a bboplab coaaaaroaoBBi oi rBBTaratnri
Ai.p.vNv. Jii'i. 14.?Tha Democraia raproaent
tagtheCttj "f .N. i \"\k in !?.?? Legtelatare,areeea
i K,,n?. ?luiiadawmta t.> tha eharteref tbatetty,
wbbb wlllb. ragarded aa rath. r radleal by a parttoa of
thetr oonatltnaata A bill i* aatd to !>?? la preparatloa, and
wlllbe tatredarad m a f'-w daya,a iktag thoDepart
N:, nuaf Pabtta Warka, Pouea, Parfca, PIre, Do. Ita, Cbarl
ii,.. i,nii iu tael all of the Maalatpal Dapartaaaata, ala
Ird.aadateoaaaktag them aUeJeeOre thaetae
t;..n totake ptaea ihe aomtat aprlagi tbe eoaaeelto tha
Corporattaa la ta ba lacloded aawagtba raat. Aa beth
bouaea ar.- Repabni ia by good aadorlttaa, it La not
readllj appara t hoa Ihej expeel lo get aneh a bul
ibrouich tha preaeal l_?gUdatura,alnee la a i Itj -.. tergell
|h iucm ratlo aa Ne- Vork, the Kepublleana aould aiand
, .,,,',,1 .b?w ..f gell na poaaeaal.t any <>i tbeae placea
Ina |x?i>iiiar elacUoa l in- Demoorata . l.uin, bowevrr,
1 l,at the* ?ill have Ihe-apport of a Diinihel of K.-publi
, ,ii in. n.i. r-. ..i botb bouaea fur thelr btll. and tbat ll
wiii be ii |h,|.iii.tr moaaure wli a tha auwaeaol botb partlea
ln New-York The ln ni.?. raiic membera from tbe cltj
i?,,-t thal thej hara aettied all thelr old renda,orw
I, ,.i th a they are t>> ba hi Id ta abeyaaee. aad that they
?,', coing to atand together a- a unll thia wlnter on all
'?;,,,*.a ageeitag tha GMj of Nr? Vafk,ai Ihatf latoc
enla a? a party,
??
THB CdM KOI.I-F.U's ANNUAL BEPOBT.
Albabt, Jbm. i L?ControUaf Chapin lma
,?, leated bta aaaai I repert t.. tha U gtatatara. a ayaap
ite of ita piiin ipai leatarea is aa foii?.w?:
?? Ooaeerali g Ihe ('o.ni.iou Bebeol Paad it* de6. leaei
?r revenueeoutlauea iu aplte ><f appruprlaUoaa fruia tio
,,,,.,111,11,1 Tbe Uterature Puiid alae aiiowaade
Hcieni'i Tbe L'mtedBtatea Uepaall Kand ebowa a fuii
offof revenue, duela part to tba fallare ofthe Coav
...,?hl.raof Kmlgratlon topaj InUarnatuj. th.wd
...... laortcaxeof f'.'OO.OOO apea thelr property recently
nurehaaed lor Ibia im.d. rhe College Laud Bertp Paad
iihlbiuad. Bcleney of revenue owfj.g t.> fatl. laoara
lueiiiected roveuue, aad to tha payateal ol premliima
uim.ii Inveatmeute. Thoae pieiumina were cbarged
' imatlta revenuedartag tlie Baealyeareadinghepteuv
r'ui 1MH3 Thorereaue that haa aeerued atooe auch
navme'ul haa nearly made good tha deflcleney. Valulna
? ii inveetmeata al par. tha eapltal or taa more bapartaat
uaat luada, on Bepteiubar :to, inM, waa:
Moner in Tutal.
,? ,m uiiimil Knnl as,8O0,S8aiH *OS.I ij: .1 $".-*.'.!. lol 54
,i,.i.iii'ir Hin.l < ??7! iliinoo aso;? 97l.aHo7d
ai ::? ? ? ,01'J i3
" T|lB |t?iiniy uei.t Btahtag Paad and tii? Blmlra i. auda
1'i.iirnm liind have paa wd .nn olexUU uce.
ludSe report olTaatyear It waa eel.ited thal tbe
.,.,?,! aurplua ni?."i Bepteaabei 80, IB?4, wonld be
g.- u4i .-,??. i;> ihla report >t appeara that tba actual
luruiua ii aa,54W,10tf aa, axceediug tbe aatlmate b>
_..', |0833. me ehlel aauaea ot thia azcoaa an ...
,'.',.. V.i revenue, lapae*l approprlatloa ? aad a paym. ut
to tbe Btate of nearly 65ft,ouu ir.nu tha Ualtod ataiaa
,..,,,. . n .11 I'lullM.
nettlna aahte tbe Oeaeral faad DeM forfndlanAn
nuiiloa. the prlnciiialof whlch aawonta ta aalygliKI,.
iiiilH7 iho Btaw haa no debt eaeaptthaeaaaldvbt,
wbleb inaj ba Miiiiiiiai Ixed aa todowa :
. . oedebtHeptamber30,1883 .68,M8,lgOO0
.,., ,i. ?t.-,, piambar lo, lo?4 .?. iP.IQu UO
B__w__wrtagaragaaedeM aartagyaar. ao.oo..
laTTe-ateMnkmg tandnept ?>". f?oa .sv'.i:....
*_J|raa^BtBluad I -adBapt, M iMM. iJMt.
laeeaaaaef Btakhaj Paad aartagyaar....
smaabiMpt.ao.i??.
,,,|,., i,i rt.-i.i. BB, l6M.
liecroaa.iofuetd.bt .birbnjyear...61,S76._M78
"Tiie mataaaa ta thc aaaaaat of aacarlUeeaadeaih
hatd i?y tbe Btahtag Paad ?adettaaaaaaary teiaraat
01,640,060 far that faad ta theyeer, Per aU tha faada
in abarga of th? CbaatraUar, aaahtareetaaeeta have
B.n,,,,! i,,sil,si(i,(MM)lii tha ycar. It laclear that tho
t_a tory. aa weU aa tha rato tor tha eaaateg aeeal roar,
,,',,,v i.iii iii.itrnaiiy betow thoae ot thr preeeni year,
tbe rate lor iIk? ourraat > ?ar is j...?.. mUla, wklch, upon
in.; ureeeni raluatloa oi *HJiH?9ljtTi, wili prodaaa
tn lb'?jii~'l 78, lo ue devoted aa foilowh: HcUooi pur
uoaea, iii*,l8O^I630O| eanaJa, InttiHJng eanai uei.t,
jJV7t8,3l7o8i gaueral purpoaea, 6-.BdJ,801 .10, toiui,
'Ir'Tti-V'.- 78.
? '? Iu cinili lancc wllh Ihe la-t LagtelatOia thia dcparl
meat eatlmated that tbe racaipta From tha oorporattoB
lui lur ibe Baoal jcar would be 11,000,000, Buoh re
Irliita iu ract, wii'i 61,003,61. T.>. lor tha aurreut
?t_r theeaumateal thiadapartawai tealao 61,600,0yd.
Llionllici.inci.il i,u. allou of lulalion uud lewnuc no
kiHteineni need aew be uiadc, axeepttbat the ra?eaae
rroai prlaoaa wUI prebablytall 011 BMtrathaa ttuoo.imo.
The Lagtetoture ol lb?4 ptaeed an item la the aappty
bul appropnatlag ?>.i,ohk? ui tho Ooatratler for ihe am
uoiuiciit otaxpcita to reporta ayatam offoraairy,
fjnderIUauthorltj 1 uppointed ProfeaawrC.6 Bargeat,
,,f liaivard iruiMy^tty ; l>. Wtllte Jaum, of Baw-Yorh ;
wuiiaui A. l'ouiucr, of Oawego, aud Kaaafd M. ohti.
aru of Brwoblra. eomaalaafciaiara.
'?'au cuanaea m the oiluial f.n. e havo boen ma la nn
dartha aaaratteaef tluatow. So aaaaaaary atart whe
1 i eerraafer Bre aaattaaeaa yeara waa reuioved. No
lieccaaart clerkahip waa vacauid exeept uikiii aatlsfac
torv uiiM.1 that the incuuibeui'a couipeiincy fall bolo* a
icitaiu atui.Uard. At tha llrat exaiuinaUon held uader
it, the hUhaat rauk waa allained by a youug Irisbuiun,
i,j??u?<.ina uo fortuiie, aud deatituta a?au of euoti re
I apvaalbic guaraatvr* aa uii.ut b? dcuaudad by a ouui of
hoalneaa. Belng appolnted in thla department he earned
and reeeived pronjotion at tbo end of bia probatlouary
tenn. For the aeoond tlme alnce 1828 tbe place of tho
Depufy-State Controller became vacantlast January by
the death or Mr. Oalllen. lu bia atead I appoiutod Mr.
Tbomaa E. B.-ncdi.t."
a
COMMIS8IONER MASON'S CASE.
TIIE AnunNKY-OKVEUAL BKVK113E8 1119 FORMEB
DB0BBOBABD ALf.oWs A witiT.
Albaxy, Jan. 14.?Attornoy-Oeneral O'Brion
gara an aaaaaaa to-day rovorstng his foriner declalnn ln
tbe ciise of Commlssioner Mason, and allowing hiui to
Kef out u wrlt of ipio warronto aud to taku his caso Intn
eo-irt. Mr. O'llrlou saya ho deellncl at tho llrst haarinjyf
of the rase fo permlt of this actlon, hecauso it appeared
to no a fii^ht botwaea taa men ta oiitain peeeeoatoa of an
olrlec, hut na the authoritiaa of the clty, lucliidlntr the
MByet an.i Oataeaattaa Oaaaaatj bara raqaratoi a raaaav
shleratlon of the ca.se, and jrrave Questlons may arise
dartaaj the MayaFa tana afodtoa aata oppointmenta,
bo thlaka tka qawattaa akoakl bo Jadtobdiy deteruiiuod
bf the court of la^t resort.
Bpeektegof his fortneroplnion, tho Attorney-Oneral
wtites: "I felt at liherty todlapose of the appllention
?eoordtag to ?y rtoara of the lagal aaerlta of the dtepata
in twaaa ti..- twaebdnaafbto, i thlaktbaaaattorhaaBaa
Maataed a diflerent and more laapaitaal aapeet, Tbere
is now good reaaon to bellavethat tbo publk lub raat wlll
be aubaerved by a jadlcbil daclaton of tho qaeettoaata
rolved, whethcr the declsion be for or aaalaal the ooa
ti'ntiou of Mr. Maaoa. Iu dciiylmr tbe appltcatioa.
mv rtowa of tho oaaa arere atated la tbeaa
worda: ? If it, eaaaot he aal.l thal tha
rlght to ii.alntain tho B<*tioii is reoaoeably
rlear or tbat t^e publto aofety and welfare will ba pro
motedbi proarntla* for jadlcbil termlaathm amblgoooa
and confltctlnf atatutory provlalona upon wbieb tba
rigbtto tbeol i n - ?. (i la appareat thal aacb litlga
UonongfatBottobeinatitated oy tba siate.' It is now
made to appear from tbe eoinmunlcatl.it tba Mayor
aadCorporatloa Oonnael of tbeCity of gew-York, that
tin vcry contlngeucy baa bappeaed and tha rary eea>
ilition .if tblnn exiata whleh woald reoutre ihe AUoraey
(Jen '..I lnthe nerformance of bia duty to grant aa ap
plleatloa aud to dlreet tbe eommeucement of aa eettoa
t.. lettte tba oontrorerted qaeetioaa lavotri d."
Cshariaa r. Mtltaff sai.t yaatordayi " l ahall tafatai Mr.
Mi Clavi's i onn-.-l th.t I Intenl to be.'in prnecc.liiiKs as
oooaaa poaaible to aaeare the rtghUofOomadoaloaer
Maaoa i hope thal tbe otherefcla arlll agree tbat a suit
sin.ii in- prepared and earried up lo tbe.n of Appeala
aa.n aa poaaibla If ail the proceedlaga are puahed
forward, thera bj no reaaoa wby a deohrtoB oaaaaiba
? 1 iu two monihs."
A 1W-JBB8BI DRMOCRAT6 BBPBNTABT
UOBBTTUrO TBAT Hir.Y gLKCTBD MR. BCBBXCS
I BJMIDI sr Of nu: BBM ITR.
[raoM rna BBooLABOoBBBarovoBBTOf rai raiavBB.|
Tbbbtob, Jaa. l!. -Tha Legiaiatare ?_
jooraed at aaaa today aattl Moaday eveatog, Tha
folnt naetlog waa beld at 11 e*eloeh and etoeti ?' O loaal
JobaJ. ToFey Btate Treaanrer, aad Major B. J. anftor
.-..n Coatroller, for torroa of threa yeara aaeh. Meeera
Sebcnckaud Yoaagbtoed roted for botg, aad tbey aaaad
feat the aaaal alaaa of daalra to b< reealvad haeh tota
tbe boMom of tbe party. Tbere is eertataly aa dlape
dtteatoqaarrel wilhibeat, bal it eaa hardly ba bbM
that tbey bara galaed tha adadratloa of thalr tellaw
ni.iiiti.ri on eiti er ahla of tba pobHral feaea.
ihe Demoerata ara eapeclatly Utdlgaaat, and tbey
hava begaato qaarrel among tbeaai alyfot
pottlna the Benator from Middleaex in a poalUoa ?h. ra
ti.. ia in coaaarliy more partlaan than he woald bava ' i i
.... tho floor. They havi- aothlni to bopa from otherBwM'
lod erea tbe propoaltlon to elert Benator Orlggi
nre Idenl of tho joinl meetlng?whlch woald bare been a
,v. |f ??oi'. to Mr. Beheneli waa promptl) rejected by
Ur.Orlavaand olbera. i he Repabllcaaahavegreal reaaon
to i-ougratulate ibeaiaelTea upon tho atrate v
?:,?? Mcu d the adoptlon of a reaolutlou
foi .i meeilug yeaterdaj and thuadefcated the Uemo
rralic achemea for preventing the meetlnc, Benatoi
N h. nek baa ? \ Ideutlj deroted niu.-ii ttn. ? totbe atud) ol
ti,.. i,,,i umi ? ??'?? eta with U ?- dlfflculty
tbeordinary perforaaaaea of ada da>
remoral of tba Traaaarerablp eontest from th>>
flrld ot leeialailon wlll h iro a tondeney toexpodito imsl
.., i,.,i tbe aeaeloa. Ibore ara, fn !.?? t. few
mt-aaiinaof any lui|Miriaiicn aiiL-Ki ted and the day ol
im. .. adiouriiint nt ui'irhi b? Bxed aaven w?-.?s duiaat
with advantaar to tho 8uto and tho Kepublican party.
AnioiiKihe blllalntrod iced In tbe il.i to-day a i
llluto ImprlMinmeni for llfe luatead of baiiKlng
f,.r iiiur.irr 'l he ua ia! tt.I "f inil-* "f mlnor Iraportanee
baa begaa toeoBte la A llv.-ly ooataat la pioiuised tor
. pri on Inap* lorahlpa.
JBBBBt < IIY POLITICIANa SURPMUBD.
Tba ripiMiiiiinu'iit of 8 bi w Board of Piaaaea
by iha aJdataa a aaa Ihe topto of eaevaraattoa la Jeraay
Llty poUtleal atretoa yaatatday. The ptaaaal Baardof
ppianee ia in a Baaatbw aaaattoa. Ita aaaaabara aara ap
poiated by >!??> ? Taaaatg, Baaar a aaw law whaah bad
been pa.I to ptaveal tba " daala " by wbieh aoUMeaaaa
t..-. auie membera ?.f tba B aud of Fla taet oaly on eoadl
tloa tbat tbe odtoaa a 8 patroaage aboabl ba heatowad
oa tbo Abtomea who appolatod tbeaa. it was not an
niiiommoii thlng for an Aldcrui.in Who did not
w ial aa aaaea to ba atUlag to toha the agatra
i,.,lt t? oaah. Tba raaaB aaa thal Iba baada af
ihe eit\ f< ii to 83 i" r a nt, aad aoald noi !?? aob) eraa ut
tbat prlee, and tbe oltj aaa hron ,-iit totbeverge of bank
ruptey. l ndrrthonew plau, better im-n were appolnted
totbe Koard, Ihe "ii>'s Bnanclai t-onditloo haa
ntn-uathoiied. aud tbobonda noa eomniaud apremlnm.
Ai'.'iii a year ago an Alderman became eeiied wltb aa
Idaa tbat tho aol rlrlna tii>- Mayor tn>- appolntlng power
Wil< nu.stltutional, and be perauaded ti." Board to
appoinl two BMtahara In ptaea of two appolnted
b! tn,' Bayor. R. It. Beymoar aad laaac Ra
ii dne wen- appolnted. and tlo-y tooh meas
nreo to t^st tbe conetliutlenalliy of the law.
l, ? Supronie <'..iirt dechled In theirfaror bal the i i-<
waa taken to tho Court of Errora and la peudlag thera,
i hr presenl luiurd of Huance is roatpoaed of A. A.
i ,.,:, I, ,-lkii, Allun I. McDermott, Emll Dalx,Tbomaa
lorilati and Ottn Hepoenhelmer, On Tuesdar nurhl ttn
'\ !, i ,ii.i. appolnted llardanbenh, DaU an.l Jordan aad
n ..i- tbe appo.ntiueni date from Aprll 4>, 1881. In order
to leicallM iheir arta alnce tliat tlme In <? lae tbe < oiirt of
Krrora ahould deotdo that arl under whlch the Bayor a|?
potuted th.-ui aa uncoi alltutlonol. Juhu l.'.h-Nti'tn.a rifar
uiauufaetiirer.and W.n. Rej uolda.a mc-mberof tbe preaeut
lloanlof Alderman, were appolnted t<> taka tba ptaoeef
Mi-nara BeDennott an.l llep|ienhelnior, wboae tt rma ax
plreuext AprlL Itia cnrrently reported thut tbe a;>
,?,int.nta are tbe reaalt of a " deal,*' and thal >onie <>f
[he tblenuenaro tobe appolnted U> the Inoratlra iwal
tiouaof clty treaaurer, eoutroller, rollector and aaaea
m,.is \ll <>f the appolnteae, oxeepl Mr. Bardenbergh, are
Keuublleana, aud tt is hhI.i thal Br. Ilardenborgb, a bo ta
?iresiiteut oi 'tho llndaon County Salloual Hauk, waa re
lalned on acooaat "f his akiltty as;. tlnaii.it r.
-??? -
rUNBBAl OF is.ll.U! RTSDERS.
Tiie riint-r.il of laaiab ^B4kdr8wgg baldlasl
nlgbl at tbe boardlag houae, Ba 810 Bfeat Tweety-talrd
?t , wi? ra ha baa Urad abaa ra the etty tor tha laM tbree
s, H*. rhe looms aara araaraad ?adtbarawMadoabai
ii i (??... Tha Rar. A. K. Baafbrd, .>f the Methodlat gph>
eopal chareb, raad ihe barlal tarvtoa and deUrarad a
tbon addraaa At iha eeaelaal.t thaaddraaa e4Beera
in.i maaibara nl Btrtot Obaervaara Ladga, Ha 84, F. aad
a m.. t.f wbicb Mr. Bradara was a aaeaabar
ror n'fu aaraa reara, tad i>y its Maater.
i. r| Olbba aiiiroonded Ihe coftlu aad the Maannlebarlal
lemco waa repeated by O. W. Wyckog, of Cooatltatlou
lo.i-f Tho buub-akin, Iba eaibleai t.f Innoeenee,waa
ulact-d lu the eoftln by Br. a'yck it and each of the mem?
bera of tho lodge Btepped forward and lai.i apoa tbe
i,,,.,??t of iheir di'.i.t brother a ipHg of eTergreea,
,.,?!,!,.,?,,ti,- of tho Imntortailly ia wbicb tbey belleve.
|..preaent tben paaaed by tha eoau aml tork thetr
I'tsi lo.iW at thefa.e oi ili- dead ni.n. Amniii: ihttn were
Koawell P. Pbiwer.aa Baaator Kox.Judga Daiy, F. W.
Khoadea oi Depaty Bhcrlff MeBpeddoa, An
drew Phoohaa, Jaeob Boaaerludyka, rharl?.-?
??ii iil't-r Howard Jaaaea, I honaa Reevi a, Robert Bennett,
cbarka' (lullacher, Peter McDermott, D. HeaaaeU, .John
Unc I liurriii. Alon/o Bhotwell, J?>iiu Baley, Cbariea
u dlai-e jameaBavlna, WtlltaiaWoiKlrag. Wllllatn fracy,
Charlca Walab, Jobn Hallork. oxSurromilo Uldeon J.
Tueker Tbomaa l.jrneh, W. V Boodrog, Wtlllam Oabora,
lohn i.'iahaiit.iiii'l Mrs. Ihoimis. Mrs l?.-t-W.r, Mra. I'.nr
riu and Mrs. Rlgga. nleeoa ol Br, Ryndora. Tbe bpdy
will be lakea t.> Batarfotd tins ?oralag aad wiu ba
iinri"i tbara_
ClPTAlB BRACKBTT BBADT.
Bpeeial AgOBt Braekalt, wlio baa b.-cn in
araahlagtoa on baataaaa aoaaaetod with tha raoaal
tr..nh!i-ln hisolll.-e, roturned home yr<trrday. In i-.m
raraattoa arlth ? Tbibbbb raperaar ba aabt: MI aara
baaa to Waabtogtoa t.? Kw? to Iha Baaratory af iha
T.easniy my explaiutton of the ivcent trouhlt s In tha
apeoial agaat'a oaaea baaa. ti Iba Baaratory ta not satt>
iit-.iwith my explaaattoa i aappaaa ba will prefet
ehargea aad bara aa toraattgattaa. i am aacftaatty wiu
lagtobareaa tavaattgatlaa aml the lalkat aad flaaaa
thoroagh aaa that aaal.ada I Ihtab it is rathar
bard that i ihrarl ba babl taaaaaaaatofeB tho mUtmt of
nu lubotdtaatea wbaa thera waa aol a man la my afltoa
tbat waa appolatod on my refoataieBdatioB, an.l i had
iiioi-i- than twi.-f as many of ihem aa wereaaaeaaary.
i,-i, I,,, a tra all that au- requlred toajtbe aork oftbe nim
. i ii ageal'a oibce ia Ihla clty; uuy ui.u-e teud lodaaMtab
l/,lion V.t I had tw> lily-llvti lnt-u Ihuie, aOBtmeby
the lepartment In tbe faea of my atatement tbat tbere
waa uo work for tbeaa. Anaaa, tobe a aucooeafaJ aaa
oloye of the apecbtl agenfa ofltee, moat aaaaaaa eaatam
ouulltlcalloua, ihe laok ofwhich cannot be entlrelyoup
plled i.y aoloaeatteutloa to aard poUtloa. Bbaaaor
mnvuoits OFBTBITB IB A BBBABTMBBT
It was ripoitcil ycstoiilay tlutt luspcctor
?aaatlaaakhai taiialaaia to raalga aaaaaaa tho Uro
Oaaaalaaloaora n-ceatly dlsmlssed eightexamtaera la the
Baraaaaf BauaVagaaltlaaB couauitlug hinu Oaaaato
alaaanTaaoaataaalffaaaap aaui they hud uot aaaatrad
unv i.im from the Inspeetor to the errect that bo waa ln
t."hIiV." lo sVll* bi. ..rtlco. Tbey aald alao thut he had
Ksierhrookoxpre.saod regrot tbat tbe aiaffof examinera
waa redaead. hut he dcolTuad to orlUclaa Ua o?otal aots
of Ihe t'wuuui* jiuuaia.
DIVERSION OF FREIGHT.
WHY THE MEBCHANTS OBJECT TO IT.
A HKARINO BEFORK THR 8TATK COMMISStOX?RB>
Ff.Y OF TIIK KOAD8.
A mang of bills of ladinfr and ahipping ra>
eelpta waa tuinbled upou the table In the roomc of tha
Chamber of Commerce yeaterday mnrnlnv, to be uaed aa
evldence tn the eaae of the merchanta who eonipiau
againat the trunk llne aystew of divertlng wett-bouad
frelght from the road which recelvea It orlsdnally. BalU
road Commtaaloners Keruan, Rogera andO'Ounnellaathi
atate ou tue platform back ot It and aeated in
(troap
togcther wore Cointulssloner Fink, Vlce-Prcsldent Hay.
den an 1 Chauncey M. Depew, reprceentlmc the New-York
Central awl Traffle Munager Yilaa, of tbe Now-York,
f.ake Krle and Weatern Rallroad. The Tralers and
TravellerV Union, whieh bnnjra tho complalnta, waa
reprcaented by llenry F. King, of Calhnnn, Robhtaa &
Co., Abel Crook, counael for the Cnlon, Robert F. Auatla,
rleeprraldent, and othcr promlnent ruen-bants.
Mr. Kinaatatcd thut the dlversion of frelitht by tha
trunk llnea waa operatlng uot only in losa to tha
ui. rohanta of New-York bnt in a loaa of trada to tho city.
The evil had grown beyond enduranee and
in eelf-proceottou the atd of the Btato Rallroad Ooauata
sion inust be iuvoked. He then raad froiu the documc.ite
beforaalm toahawhow, by tha trapalat af gooda from
the New-York OaatiaPa fast frelghl HaaatO the Weat
Bhore, the Laekawaaaa and oth?r roads, freiifbt had
baaadetoyediaoaUreey fromtiveto ten daya beyond
ilm mual time. ln one instaneo diverted frelght had
been btirne.l on tlie Biltluioro and Olilo. and the shlp.
..( r, wh.'ii he approacbed the Klue Line agent who h.it
-. .1 iho bill of lallnij, was ti.l.l hc inuat ??.-k redreae
from the lialtnuore r?ad. Iu one instanee it took twenly.
tv. ...Iiva for a diverted ahlpmcnt to go from New-York
to I'ltui.urg. In anothcr, four lota of gmxls, ahlpped on
diiicrent daya, rea.hed thelr destination on the aamo
day, nhowlng that they ha<l been held baek to niake up a
ear load. Mr. King then nstd a statement from thirteen
large retall merehauta of Chicago, approvlng the aetlon
ofthe New-York BMIBaBBBB iu aeeking to roforin the
praaaat practiee.
TIIK RAII.IMADS MEARD IN RRPLT.
In explaluing how the fast freight llnea were pald a
aoaaaataataa aa forwarders by the New-York Central. Mr.
flaydaa daatatad that no agent on any decont road
foilowed taatraethma Iu turutng away a nun
M bi the aaaa iuatuneed by Mr. King. Mr. Depew aaid
tli.it tha raUraada wo.ild ahow that the trauafer ayatem
neci-aarlly di'l not cauaedelay. Tlie law was defliiitely
aattledthata road could not ba made llahh-for ahlp.
nienta heyoad Ita line, wbile the MerchantV l? apatch
aadMmOar 6wwardteg Baaa, taeaahaagi f?.r Bta pttrh
tege of traaafar, aaaaaaad n >p..n?ibiuty for Bbiaaweai to
aaj point ln the entlre country. A long wrangle thea
tOOhplBOB. raealttBg tn Mr. Depew adnilttlng that the
bills af ladinif, aa worded, gave no legal rlglif of ndrcaa
u> aterehaata, vatle he empbattcaliy contended that ln
?Teryeaaaaaaaaaaaby leea oa detay wero pahtafBhi
Creigbl Itaea, "As a matter of fact," beaald,Hthay
wouid have to go out of bnaineaa lf they dld otherwiae.'*
Ceaaattaatoaar Ptoh then wa* aaaatteaed aa to tlie
rd.itive tlmemade bythe dleereat ttaea, " lf you aik
them." be replled, "they wili all aay they makc the
aama Ume. ln fart eaeh aceal wlll aay his iiue makeea
Itltle faater Ume than hla rlval." Il.aughter.|
Mr. knitr aaid that the New-York Central and Pennayl
v.niia lluea were preferred by merchanta. "Bata,"
M . ilaa, ?? we baveu'l beard muob thia morntagejf
the aiip?Tlor racilitlea<>f th- Erie." "We'vegotcompbdaM
againat tbe Erle." Interjected Lawyer Crook. Mr Piab
ihen explalned tbat tbe coinplalnt* were baaad ch'riy
trmnafera tuadeto the weat Bhore framJaaaaryT
toMay 1.1884. II* state.l that the i.la road aa*
? l the^e tranafera fromMaylto Oetoher l whea
tbe Weat Bhore elaitned t<> be ablo to handle freight aatav
f.i. li.ru.v. ?? w? bava away compiamu anaea.aea> to
Oetober." aaid Mr. ki:ig.
Meri-bant Anatin nextargned that the r*?poti?lblllty
whlch tbe freu-hl linea aoautaed for dainaitc* waa an ae*
of gr.ico. Tb>- uicn lianta deiii.iud. d th-t It l>e aeenred to
tli. a, aa a rlgbt At preaeal frelghl ronelgoed lo a tlrat
- me waa toraad oret to an Inferior one, and yei the
ahlpper waa eompelled to pav arat elaaa ratee, Tha
prlneipU waa bad, and lf tbe weat gol Ihatamaaataa
tbat thelr eooda were HaMe to ail kinda of defeyltam
York would bava a huni tlme to retaln Ita trada, Th)
Weatern citlea would aeeare K, Prad P. Watera, a aaaa
eantlle aolieittag a-,vut. teatitled to the toellag in the
u/i il .v.r the delaya reauldng from trauafera. The
Mercha ita' Idapateh aeent ln Chicai;,) had miidt'ihim:
"Thia |.o..:-e.'i.!ni-?|.i er tlis Mr. l-'ink?ta BBaatt B|
the whole bualneaa." Iu the Saughter whlch foilowed
tut, aal y Mr. Plakjoiaed haartuy.
BATta t Nsr.MI.KI> ALI. TIIK TIMK.
To DiBlllilaalOBOr Kernan, Mr. Klng sald, ln reply to a
umiii ?hathar a war af raaaawaa not ketarlaaato the
?atahaaaai "There la no tlme ln tbe year when we
cann.it i;et ratea 10 to ,'{0 j^r cent beftcr than the tarlff
one line re.cntly offered a rate ot 50 centa aifainat tha
tarifl >.f T"> eenta. and yet freight is imw betag dlrerted
to it." A H. 1'enfold. a?eut ot the Merchanta" Hiapatch,
aaid that bta Ime'a aver-Ketluie of delivery to Chicago
w aa t'.ree to four daya.
Mr. Kernan -Whal doea the Eileaveraget
Mr. Penfold?Ieannot aay.
Mr. Vii m (promptly < - Tiiiee to four daya. [iJiugbtcr.)
Mr.Depew Aeontracttag a^eut alwava takaa it lat
iranted tbat tlie i-^eordtngana'el followain bia fiMitstepa,
ilroppliura tear to blot out hia ataUnieuts to ebippera.
[Lnuabter.]
Aftei a rooaaa. Mr. Pepew apoke for the .trunk baea.
He .!<? i'd'he juria liction of the BtateOammlaatoata
the matter oa tha grouad that it aahetod tater Btata
eoin... i.??'. Tbe i nly road they eoakt reaeh wn^ tbe (?ea
tral. A National Casjaadealon eouM regulate ihe rallroad
problem b.tlci than any ironcUd lag-tlattoa. The
p .i aeenred atabte and uniform ratoa, and pre
vented dlacrimlnatleaa, an.l to earry it out tha avstem of
tranalera waa tbe beet tbat could ba devlaed. A money
pool waa Itupraetlcable becaaaa the roada wantad the
tonnaice to preaerve therr conneettoaa aud keap thelr
euulpmenta Inorderbi uee, Thcexieut of the evil of
traoafcra waaei iggerated Outof ll.<H)0.<hK) tona han
dledlaal jrearonlj 84 per eeal waa diverted, aad 4 per
eent would fuiiy eoverail eaaea ?f detay and damaaa lf
tbe faat frrlgnt llnea were alKdiabed the merchaut
would huve tooe t.iaown lorwarderbetweea eouaaettag
routna. Uadertha ayatem fieiahl ehargaa had faii^n
from -'j'?enta to BO l.M) oeiils per tou per mile. The de
crcaae In tbe dryniooda hoaiaeaa of New-York Jiad oc
riirred tbrouah iause* be>ond rhe conttol of eifrierrail
road or ahlpper. Not the leaat of these vr.i^ the uctioa
of the National Ooverament ln inakmg Chicago. 8t
l/tulaaad KaaaaaCity partoof cartry, eaahHag waaaan
Importera to ahip thelr gaoda tbraagh before reaehinga
cuatom boaae. u -free competltten arara to rejiiace the
i.? .1 the roada on>;bt to be aafree a? any private enmpet
[nabualneaa bouaea,ao thal tbeCeatral .uik'ht, wherethe
H e<t Bhore wa? u eo:u; etitor, make it" rate nothliiK and
make ui. tbe taaaaa where tbe C'euiral had the luonopoly
.,r bualneaa,
The rest of tho afternoon was a|tent In a deanltory dla
cuaaton of the objeeta and the principlea of the trunk liua
pool Mr. l-'n.k argning that the aslvautugea to the
iiirnimntH freui the preaeal ayatem fiiroutweiehad tha
e\ ila Mlttered throilgh delaya by trauafer. Lawyer Crook
? itd tlut Ihe merehaata dl.l not cire about the pool, but
Inalated ihat whereII worhedlajnry taaeeaaf aaeabj i>e
removed The Btate Board liuully announcedtbat written
rommnnlcatloaa woubi ba reeeirad aa tbe q.ue*tiou for
taa w.. ?s leagar, and theu aajaaaaaa,
KM) OF TIIK COK.E POOL.
bt rataaaira ta riK raiaima ]
PITT6BI it.i,.'an. 14.?The coke pool etitcri-A
int.i i>y the rnaaayteaate,taa bwMbmm and ohio aud
taa Plttaharg, Me-U esport an.l Teaghtaajhaay, the latter
l.;i,k<d b| tha iJke Krie aud the New-York. I'ennaylva
nl.iand Obto. expired en Wfdneiday. Beveral atteuii.ta
bave been made to renrgaaize it. but without avoll. Tiia
PltUburg, MeKeeaport and YoiiKblogheny haa baaa
allowed ironi -7 to j."> per cent of tlie ahlpaatBta, wldia
it? line only touehea aaoat 7 per ceut of the oveua. Thia,
11 ia aaid, waa graated ta keen tbe eampaay tram extend
im: its road further lato tbe heart 06tha res.-ii.ii aad al*j
to better aeeommodate a ?umherof ahlpper* who eonld
reaehtbelrcuatomera to a better udvauugn evej taa
llnea of the Pittabura and Laka Erle and the New.\oi<.
Peunaylvaula and Ohio. The Haltiu.ore aud ohio and
the Peaaaylvanta roada, It la aaaartad, are ac.kiu<te
make aaagraaaawt aetweea naaaaatvaa,
MIStl.l.I.ANKOl'SKAILROADI.NTKLI.KiKNrB.
Sr. I'm 1, .l.m. 11.-Advieos reeeivad fn<m
Qaaatal Paaaaaaaa Maal Iba, of the aaathara raetrte
r.iad, wbo la now attnidlng the TTanacoutlnent.il BMWh
taa it Baa Haaiilana.ari ta thei iie.t that Bta am atattal
baaaareed that tbe Boulbern PaeiOe road aliall naiue -a
ei ilKrant rate ol 630 from St. Paul to Parttaad, t.< appaf
only from aeaboard poiula aud ou boua fldo forei?m eu_?
graata.
tltacAOQ. Jaa. 14.?Bta faaea aaya: Ahaaat ? pa'1-'
axteta in tha traari ta ihe Kaw^Mtaaaa BBgaaat-aa ?c*ip
en belBgabtatogal ticketaat aaah Igaiaalhal taejara
ralllng roaad-trlp rate tbraagh thnr aaaeaa to >? w
Orleauaand returu la*l'-'. winl? th.- roKuIar rate l* ?-'0.
The pa.-seuger agaata of the ti\mk Baaa uiet yutcrdxi
?t foininisaloner Flnk-a ofllce and made a reducUon ia
thelr reduettaa.
Coi.Mi.tS Ja" U.-At a meetlng of the atthkhoUleia
ofthe (oluml.ua. Hocklug Vallcy and Tolclo llaitroad
yeaurday tho following dlrcetora were re-e'.ected:
caarlea llliihii.H??aaaaa ?aiaa> w. J. MafOeaKJ. ??
Wade CbarleaO. Hirkox, C. H. Andrewa an.l M. M.
. ,ene They clectcl the following ortlrera : I'reeldm.t,
u u oreeaa: -tee-preeataat, atareaeea Burkoj ae.-o.id
vieireMlen and' a.-crctarv. W.ll.lain M. (ireenei
treaaurer W. B. Oott T. E l-vcrctt, aattag auditor, waa
aiT,',!,,'!ne1enn'I;l,ofrthe aterkhold.-ra of tbe Hoeklng Coal
and Rallroad Company, tha followinn dlreclor* were
I e.tcd ( harlea lllckoi. Hteve.iaon Burke. WHllewJ.
MfKiunle and M. M. lireene. The directora elecled the
followingollieera: ITesldeut, M. M. (ireeue ; vke-pred
deat, Bterenaoa Burke ; aecretary. William M. (ireeue.
IU ||II68. Taa 14.?Atthe aauual meetmitof the
atockholdera of the New-York, New-Haven and llartford
Railroad Company thia morntng, the old Board of
Directora waa re-eleeted with the exeeptlon that Joa.-ph
i'urk, ofthe tiiiuofl'urk Jc Tilfnrd, of New-York, waa
c-hobau to aucceed Auguatua hcheil.
WoBoeaTKR, Jan. 14.?Atthe annual meatlnifof tbe
Norwleh and Woreeater Kallroad Corporatfon to-day
directora were eleoted aa followe: Fraacla II D*w'r
aud Edward L. Davla. of Weroeater; WUllam Beyare
CutUng. of New-York; William O. Weld.ef N'?P?r.V
Tbomaa B. Eaton. Bamuel Wood ward and J'^'aa ??
(lark, of Worceaur; Loreaio Blackatone aad \\ d-aBl a,
bUtar, ol Korwtab.

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