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V#,-L....N?-lC>,l:io.
ribune,
NEW-YORK, 8UNDAY, JAftTARY I , 1891.?TWENTY-FOUR PAGES.
PRICE FIVE CENT8.
THK NEWS 1N LONDON.
jjTTLE MFBOVEMENT 1N TUL HOMJSdtULI
OLTLOOK,'
HffltfW MXOWUHl OP SlTfKSS AT THK
HARTI.K''""1' IM.t ITIOM A KATAI. WEEK
HOj; rKKBS?BABX kUMELL sn:i> POB
BIVOACE M.w i'LAY.s OHAXGKI
l.N " THK MTAft" NKSV.sfAI'EU.
IBT CABLE TO TIIE 1KI11IMJ.J
Ctpyright; 1SW1 ? flj/ /7i? Tnhnixe Atnociation.
I?D<)on, Jna i i.?Thc week hM brongbl sev
tr?l ii?i>'???-*'*' eontiibutiona to the politieal con
ggVMVi noM0 ?* **htob, however, iaprove tlie
(,]ftriitonian oiitlook. Mf. Pamell's UflWlkk
M^ch f/M tnainly Intended t? anawer ibc chargee
of bSWP"*',***^m hraughl atamst liini reapect
k> thr HawnrdeB Intenriew. Qn om noinl Mr.
PtrnfH aoored ^ sneeess. This WM the extracl
from a letter to Ceeil Rhedea, the Kouth Afriean
juillioimii*-. wbo luM agvaaiaed ?10,000 to the
jyoguf H Mr. Parnell gtVC the trne quotation.
jt woiil'l se.-m to follow that he may have pro
t?f*d at llawarden ajzainst Mr. Gladstone'a views
of the poliP<- and tlie judhiary. Mr. Morley, boW?
rrpr, lius now glven Hat eontradiction i>y iwrt
jBg that neither the pohep nuf tut j'l'liciaiy WM
n>enti?ued at Ifawardtn. Mr. ParnelTe endeavor
to fi\ m Mr. Glndstone ? knowledge ol the eon*
tpnts of thp nianifcMn heforc Mr. Parnell tsaaed
jt proNP<l i hulure, hecauae Mr. McCarthy avers
th?t )|f never revenled tlie niessape whiob Mr.
Panipll latTMted to hini to irive t<> the Grand OM
Man. Theae eonflleta ol leettatony f.ive n war
nnty t<> Mr. ParaeH'a deaMnd tbal Mr. Gladatono
oake auhlic t!i<' ilawarden meatorandum. 'I'hen,
be says. the world will see wbo is lellin^ th?' tnith.
in Bapral Ol thk kind lakes well with the erowd.
imi the aenepU effoet ?>l Mr. Parnell's Liineruk
ipppiii bii hcea to Increaee lus hold npon thc
Irish elector*
It WM DOtktd at tlie Limerick meetinc that
Jlr. r.'?;uri! waa KMong tbe (irst to lead Um ohcera
lor .V.'. YYil'iain <)H:ifii. frooj whi'h oooOrmati m
ii patheip'l ti at any difffreooet at Boalocne. a?
Rferred U> l>j Mr. Dillon before he left Amerka.
Bii?t l.ave N'rn. not sii imxh U-tween Mr. I'aitiell
iod Mr. O'Brlen, as befwffd thc btttet nad the
AntiParnellitr.s.
The dcmaml madc hjr Mr. Parnell that Mr
GlfuMonc Bhall dieeloee the BHawrandam ol the
Jliwirlen m'eiview iN in a mcMnre hoppnrted 'h
proDiinent Radle.\1 M*d Parnellitr orgario, like '"The
Jhneheater Gnardlan."1 whlch are MklBM Mr.
daiNt ii<- to take the Liberal party toto hi;> eon
Mrocc. He, bowerer. makm i"> smu. MeantiBM!
? hit lullowera are lirdina at Parnell in ordea to
conirx-l his reaUrnation, aml aro flenoii'iruu Mr.
(fbripu lor netrutiatinc wtth iut-h ? wicked per.
fon. Sir Wilfrid Lawnmi has pemnptorily de
Mnded Mr. Parrell*e immeliate withdrawal, un
Im Ibe Iri^h wish to *ee all the FnglMi Uherali
s .ei tbenieKee from the H?.m<- Role caaae. Sir
Wllllam Haroourt^ wbo hM been oultiratlpg his
?wn ImMe, now deotorcM that udIcm tlie Irish
dcfide. aud dceUle quickly, Main*1 Mr. Parnell,
ftn.i onleM they repudiate hn oietbinK Hoeae R ile
has no chunee. ano oucht to have no ebance. Thle
pronoaneeeaent ol Rli Wllnam i^ regarded ??> th<
watearward nf u,e Fatwral partv It !? tbi awre peanse whil? Mr <ila Istone hM been tatels
derlarinc to his hewUdered followerk that his
mimiirri of Home Hule will satisf.x IreUnd, and
whLle Mr. Morlejf has eeboed tbe sinne sentimi-nt,
Sir Willi.iru decjaid in thJe his latest maaifesi..
that. in the Mttloment ol HutM Kule the jn'i?
in. in >T M fMQial partv nuisi liavo plnrp, and
that the Mbjert iiiiibt nol he determined b? the
demande of the Irish leaders Baetuatlac ?ooord
|nn 1" their owa exicennes. It is the more
jic.'raviitintr to the GladttoniaM that. uot otily b
their tupporl to Ifome Hule thne tbfown hack
into their (acea, bnl noiie of the liis'u raetioni
nie willini: to iceept. m ? Bnal Rettlrnent, tbe
h ihi of Mr. (tladatonea BjeMare of 1886. Thta
conditinn of affAira nakea 11 esceedlngly difflcull
faf parts men to Indieate tbe courte "f polity to
he pnraved, eapeeially as publie opinlon In Eng
land and Sootland aeema more declared tnan evei
that that BWMure wenl ? deal too far. It con
apquently doea not eacape oaaervation tbal in Mr.
Gladstone'a letter to Mr Turneai hc advocatcd
tlpetoral reforni on tbe ?>asis ol one man. one
v,.ie. and tbal Mr. TreTelyan hM lince made ?
llnilar deaaand, eoupled with a cry lor slmrter
rarliaruoiits. Mr. (il.nlstone ran hajdly tbank
Mr. Trevelyaa for utt<-iTr^ n ery foi triennlal 1'ar
liaaiput^ at a niomeiit wnen the demand for a
ffaeral eleeti'.n baa idddenly beoome duj aant In
the Liberal ranka, and when ranaerraflvM are
only thlrating for an opportnnity to appeaJ t<.
their eonatituenta, while Mr. (iladatone is in the
pn-^'iT moraea.
Mr. Morlevs spwh has piven far ]f? en
?Mragemenl '" ,lis Mende than sir Wllllan Har
eourfs letter. The lattei roni npon th?> ery ol
lewa With Mr. Pwr-H! a1 all w*t, ill wbieh bc
ka* th?- suppr.rt ol Sir Wilfri'l Laws'.n, Mr. Uhou
fhcre .iTin the N'oneoaformiata. Mr. Mortej ipolw
M nnkiodly ?f Mr. ParnelL IHe language ?;?*
koderate toward bta i?'?si?.1?- ?occeaeura, Me*er*.
Pillon. (rj'.rion pti<1 MH arthv. Il?- aleo etuefc tfl
Ms t"ins nbool Ifome Rale fo? Ircland. But he
tbrpw bo lighl upoa the meanint ol Uiom nyitk
e*rdt In onc mpee* he naade m Importani
4f??lar=iti<.n-that. he WH willlng to |ive Iivland
th- eontrol ol the poltee
Mr. diamberbin and the Earl ol ?rby have
Md( merrv OTW tkc ptoopeeta an<l the muddle
?f the Okdetoniaii party, Mr. Chamberlain'i
ajateh hrinf eapeeially aggreative. lt ahoiiW he
HM, i., ronnction with 1ns visil to l!irn.int
ba, that Mr. Chuiherlaifl attenspts to draw the
as* W,*U "i Ihe Unlonlot portj ekeet togrther
tUn bat hitherto been <i""fl- "? wra1 '"T" ,1,c
ftaatituency of Mr. Henry Matthewe. Tory. rhe
laJkolhiaaudl?ne*w??Torieefandthecbairroaii
.1 tkt loeal Conaenrative eonmlttce prealded a1
fcU MKinaj.
Mr. T. ih-aly'a apeeoh tl.o otlier day bu given
pea( effeaee to the Kngliih Radhv
?oaeaj forgctful of the soiid heip tn*3 i">.- ?
?rttd fron. aeraea the AttantJe. and the undouht
?1 ialuence of tbeii AnSfrlean friendi who eend
tnen. dolhva. Bul Mc. Healy ibould nol bave
wtrlaoked tho faol tli.it. thongfa he refuted Mr.
Otdetoae'i :nvitarimi |o llawarden, be neverthe
tos dlaed wltfa him in London one nlght. Mr.
ImIj Buule .i tpreeh whleh ureatlj ph?a#ed Mr.
Gladsu.nc, who tlio sai.jyening had a unall
(ii?tinKi.ishocinl tlie etcoiag wlth hli
pMa
Wl.ii*- t;p r;<rii!llitos un- eadeaToriag to eettle
Mieir dtffettMM aad the Radkabj are iropim
kr lighl iiii-i direetioa Mr. Balfour'e Eetland f'mrchv daprived the L'ahmlaH <>t Ihe apportunlts
?J ?l>ffinif th?t the praieaaad hriende "t Irelaad
^nffi r0 huviott thi> i'r<-;it beneroleat ?Mveaaent.
*W ether fa'-t in eoaneottoa erlth in^Ji BMtten
^niainntd !?? naltd, MUnely, Ibal Ihe orfaniiatloa
B*rtp<l in i.ppoftitinii to Mr. r.-inioll's l.an'l LeagUC
*????"* Uuic <>r no peogifja, wliiic Mr. EfcrneU'a
^v htiii ?howe vit.iiiiv.
Tl* Hartlepool eoateal attraeti mom afteatloa
*****n iin.v cicction w?- bare had la ;> l<"'" pertod
"?*aadldalei ?<!<? hoth powerful loeal mon, lai-<?
*"P'".vers <if i?,i?or and elever h|M-:ik?Ts, The
*"if"il?t? are aetlve. Tbey have broaghl vnt ;?
^tatiou fn.rn lUfjibt t?? as^iht in tlie 0oaJUc4
Pl UwUUoub uud color oi tlic coii^tituency ju?
tif.\ the expfctatloa that the Uolonftata will win '?-;
? sinall aaajorlty.
Three nohlomen diod this week. TI.e Duke ol
Bedford waa the riebeel man la the peerage ex
cept the Duke of Weatminater. A dosra yean ago
he replied t<. the yueen ol Ilolland, who bluntly
| aaked what bia annual Ineome waa, that be eon*
leaeed to tlOO.ooo. iii.s property has greatly
Inereaaed aiaee that date. lhs laeome waa ehlefly
d^rlved froni the Uedfnrd estates in Weal ( entr.il
London. the pliiin of the wbole beiag the Coveat
(;?r!en Market. I'nder an old eharter the Duke
c.f Itodford levied tolla on every cart approaching
within a quarter of a mile of tho market. and
one niay almost say. every flower or pareel of
friiit aoM within tlie market boildlng. AJthoegfa
lie gol C20.000 annually from this aearw, it araa
I only hy the eonetaal "glboetting* "f "Praeh"
that he woald improve what that eomie Joarnal
alwaya ealled "Madaalad Market." He araa a re
: tirlng, ecoratric, reativtd man, arlab ao hrillianey
I like his hrotlier. f.ord Arthur, or las othet
; hrother, Lofd Odo bTiiiII. i>ett.r known by th
I nnme of Ampthill Lord Tavistoek. tlie Duke's
j soii. who Hiicereds liim. is not a man of naajj
J parte. The only RaaaeU left who nwy elaim to
, have ahOlty is the HoBoraMc (ieorpe Rnaarlt
| soii of the late SerKeant-nt-Ainis. who, feow that
I he is oftt of l'ailiament, amnaca MaaarlJ with
, writine eorrespoTTdence f<?r tho pi-nvinehl aewa
| paprra, The Duke of Bedford'e ecoentricitiea weat
t-> the extent of bailding his own ereniatoriinn at
Wokiag, so tlint liis arixtoeratle body nlght >*?
incinerated witboal the riak ol mixing wltfa the
aahea of eoanaonet moitals.
The Duke of Sonierset, who died this week. was
an old haehelor, manj yeara ago in th.> army.
Ho was naknown to the preeenl graeration, and
was hardly ever scen, except when toddHng tfl his
elab for a game ol whist. The Earl ol st. Maar.
who raeeeeda him, was nnce an uaatenr whip< drlv
iii!.r a London and Oxtord private eoaeh. ??t late
yeara he has kept a horae hazar al Plymnath,
letting out teaaaa t<> oflleera of the garriaon and
Inatraeting them how to drive.
Tlie Earl of Devon, whoar death w;is annonneed
to-day, has lefl BO reputatimi. exctpl th.it of
having raiaed hla fatber, who was one ol the nwet
wortby and honorable men in the Itritish peerage.
The Soeialists are greatly annoyed al ilie tnrn
Whlefa events have reiently taken on "The Star."
That jotirnal bekmga t<> Mr. I'olman, a iimstard
aiaker, wbaae aoa^in-law, rSofeaaor siu.irt. has
l>eeu placed in editoiial OOBtrol alaee Mr. T. 1'.
O'Connoi was boaght oat for ?15,0A0. The work
inp editor fmm the tieainniriK has lieen a ynong,
eaeraetifl joaroalial ol ratJier Inehoate opinioaa,
Mr. Ilaeajnghain lie ?eerr(s to have ohjeeted t<> the
rhangc in the tone ot the paper reeentlv intr<?
due*d I'.v Profeaaor Stnart resperiinp the action
of John Baroa in the Rootofa raihray atrike. Mr
t'oinian, like mnnv plutocrata, is aot Ihe man In
itand any aonaeaae froni men wltfa opiniono whlefa
riiffer froni his own. eapeeially literary men. The
geault was ihe huanaary tenninatinn ?>f ,Mr.
Massintham's eonneefiofl with "The Sl .r'' Jlis
departure is a misfortune t<> tho Socialfarta.
fooateai Rnssoll has fll.'d h suit in the divaree
cotirt as a redrevs for eruelty. 'Ihe yooag Karl'a
umusement.> Ineladed tho disrhar^inc of lirranns
at tlie foothoard of the weddinc eoaeh. He eom>
plalaa bitterly ol s'lflerina from too mtu-h mother
in-law.
The Amphitryon Clnb, a new inatitntlon here.
is l<ecnmine n trreat sen.sation among the filded
ynnth and those who want to know and to he
knowa. Lnrd Dadlep who is one ol it? rhn-f
giipportrrs, i? credifed with a fctory whiah thowa
t.hr mrnsnro of liis hospitalit v and tlie lenath of
hla patae, in t'aat he paid a eheqtia of niiwty odd
pounds for B dinner p.TrTy at the elah to himself
and a half-doaen frieada,
II A. .(ories. whoar "Judah" is now rnnnlrr:
in Sew-York, has jusi prndueed "The Daneing
i.irl," one oi the Btrongpal pjeen pn't on the Lon
di>n hoarda in a lona. time Within the mvt trw
weeka we are prondaed perfonnaneea "f twn ol
Ihwn'a piaya, ' A Doll'a Houae," and a new piece,
" Boanaeralioha
lladdon < hamhers'a play, "Thc Idler," irai
tead il.ther day to Mi Alexander'a Rompanj
at Ihe m Jamea Theatre, ahich i-> undergoina.
alteratioM and improvemente.
JfEW PLAN OF THE \N7F PABXELUTEK.
TO J-OP.M A NATKiNU. PEnRRATIOM 0>K PAR
NELL'8 ol'PONF.NT- vi;\v tippi K
AKV's PUOHT.
Dabtn, .i.in. 17.- ,\t a private meel na. ol Ihe Na
tionni Commlttee yeaterdaj Mr. Ilealj In Ihe rhair. Il
waaderated t<> form a Sfatlonal Federation and toln? ??
brancheo of iii" Nallunal Ueaaiie opposlnir Mr. Parnell
|o aftiiiafi- tiipni-i-i\<?- and !?? rontaalled i.\ i ronnrl!
of ilxty-one riieml.IT-. <>f thcte mcmbers Mventeen
are to he noadnated bj tlie MrfarthyMe parl amentarj
party. twelve l.y ihe eentral body, and thlrlj Iwo bj
tii? (oiinty organlcatlon. A tub-rommlttee was %p
phtated to Kive tlie projerf a deflntte kbape.
it is announred In thls rltj tdat In raa* John Wl ?
ihall be aekxted aa ihe naw leader of the lrl*h Put
Ilaawntary party, Wlfllara rpRrten win Immediatclt
aftenrard rotora t<> 11m riiited Ktatoi and reanme Ihe
worh whl'h ?a? niieiriipteii by the reoenl <? unpllcHtioiii
iii IrtJi atfalr?.
Tbe i?.(- Iroai ifew-Tlpperarj hi far froai eneoorag
Ing. Tho*e who eaterea* Into rrt*- Baft tbere against Hi
aba?e* ol i.iTirtiordi-in naj hf wM io have anrrenderMl.
after bclng Mtoroagatf beaten bj tbe enemy. The
, onpletenesa ol tlie rlrtory gataed by the laodlord m tj
irf> ladged Iroai the fa< i ihai aii tha ktorea In Xev
TIpperary, and aii th<- -taii- in tbe fcaaiei bulnein
thoroaghfan haowa ^ o*Rri?i*N \r'.-id?-, wltli \hr
,.\( eptloti of three, ?*<?(? either permanentlj rlnsed nt In
the h?mla ol the i>?u Ifa, ta? latter hailna -^iz<-,i thrm
f?r dcht.
THE ARGEXTJXE REVOLT QUELLED.
THE i.ntki; RIOS REB1 i.s DISARJIEI1 liv THE
N ITtON U. TROOPR
Loadon, .iaa. 17. The latest aOrlcoi froat Baenot
\-:i tn of a more peacefnl ehararter than lh<
retved v-i<ifiav. Tlie rebeli wbo hM aaaembled In
ihe prorlnre "f fSntre Rloa, n appsara, have been
iii-.na.iii i.v ihe Natlonal troop* tent agaJnid Ibem.
\ new Governor baa been appolnted i i rontrol the
affalrx of Entne Rloa, and he la alreadj aellua ener
imtieallv and eftlelenily. The alann raaaed b] U ?
revolutiouar) outbreak l? rapldl; iiibhldlng.
? ?
sl (( F..-> f)P THE IJALFOl R H Nl>.
Dablin, Jan. 17. rhtad Beeretarj Balfoar, In an in
terview pablJabed to-day, iaya that he ta gwatlj .11
laaei wrth the *neee?? of thc faad the Vkenrj of
Ireiand, ihe faari of letlaad, and he were Inetra
mental In raUIng for the retlef <>f tbe anfferins poor
of tiii- roantry. Mr. Ralfaar addli tri.it he li maklna.
arrangemenU to Innure ihe monejr beJng dlstrihutod
i..r. i-??]\- where a**l?t'ine* \t rno-t requlred. The fnnd
now amonnt* to C28.000.
.? ? ?
WORK OPTHB MOXTRRAL CLEABIXtl IIOCUE.
Muntpc-d. .lan. 17.?The aeaoaat rleared at the
Montreai Oleartag lloaac it 1000 na 0473,004,000,
aga!n?1 0454,830,000 in 1880. (H the -)\t\ wie rlthfi
nnd towa* in Oaoada and the t'nlted Htate* In wlm-li
thiree are clearing bouaea, Montreai itaadii twetfth.
A fiKRMAX WALKI.Nti HKI.K.i. ATKS BKNTE5CE.
lierlln, Jan. 17.-A (?ahliiettna.ker, who waa reeenUy
senl as a OcJagatC ftaai a iMBbef of MlOW w.cknieu
to wara their oaaployare that ttaej woahf i--> oal on
-trike unle'.- thetr waj/es wire Intioaaed, wai proaapUy
umlti at the iasianea "f opa of Um eaaployen apon
whoan he railed. The nia.ii waa aftarward tried on a
rharge of trvinc to extorl rnenej bj thrcala, and to
(!?>? hc ?b lentancad lo Imprtsooanenl for -i\ aaHttaa.
? ?
THE gITt'ATfoM I.v CI1IL1.
afaahJagton, lan. 17. The state DepartaaMl baa
,.,.,.-.vrf Iillle liifotnialion m itgard to the reported
i,.v- hiiion in t'liiii. and even that appean to nare been
Biorn i.eiaiii. Tlie bal tetegraan reeafved froai L'nlted
Ktaeea Mlnlater ffagan bore date prfor t<> tbal >atvb wat to Uie elfed that the dlbturlaucc
?eemed to hc nerelj loeaL The aioagie rhaiartet ol
oflelaJ InlormaUon regardlng tbe newesl ].iia? ol tbe
kltoaUon ta aow expbUaed, bowover, bj mteUlgrnre
rerelved by iiio Kerretary of titate in ;i reandaboal
v ,\. tiMi tbe tetarraph linm |n ( tilll an roaipkri 'lj
niulor control of tbe domlnant party, and tbal ell dl<
pauim are ?oble?ted lo rlgtd rcnsorship. The De
partmrnt Is not ofllrially advUed of ihe blockade al
Iqulqae.
TO RESCIXD THE PROHIBITIOCf.
\.mi i:k \\ l'or.K i.iki.i.v T'? m. i'i.\iin by
FIIVWI. m\ \ |i?,| | m; \\ iiii ni I. I'K'H it VTS
ol OTHEB < ?'i IPTBll s mavs in PABIS.
Pari-. Jaa. 17.?Amerlran porb haa !*> n iiie -.uh
joet of iinii h ilaeaaaloa In tbe Tariff Ooaualttaa of
the rhaaiber ol Peytlot. it aeeaaa to be ceaeralty
?nderetood that the ouauttttbe win rocoaHaend ihe
abrogaflen al Ihe ieeree prahlbttlag t iio laiportaUon
of \nicriian porb. ii this bi edopted, viif'i in porb
viii ii<! pbteed apoa *ii?- nmm tootlng aa tbe prodwi of
otber r aatrlea, In ti.xtnc the neai datlea on porb
to he reeomaiended hv tii*? romnlttee tbere v*- ooa
tlderable variety ol opinlon on ii"" parl of tho m.
member*. M. Vhrer. reporter of tbe eoauatUee. -ai<t
lodav tbal three weaibcii had advoeated ?aktag a
ttnxle tarht rate for aii atraia of porb of 80 Iraar
on kk) bHograau. Thla ptaa, bowover, <ilit noi tlnrt
fnv ?! witii tbe roaimlttee. After maeb deHbemttoa. it
m, d^i :d?t to mal;?' twe < btwiaa ? if porb proiafta, With
dlfferent ratea for earh rhw In the grrt rtaaa aie
pUred iiam. bai * and kalted porb, and tbe dali
propo?ed on II m h froni 13 to 90 fraaeti on 100
hllograms. arrording to qnallly. In ti.jrond el*-?
aj'c Inrladed all fornin of portl prodartx baown u
rharratorle htbriqaee. and the dntj proposcd l* Iroai
i - t . 23 fram - m 100 t. lojrams.
M. i in-,-t,-t. Depiit) froai Ui" Dopartaieal ol tbe
V?r, ba* laben a leadlng parl In tbe etforti lo aettfc
ihU qneoUun. Irt ronver*atb?n to-day M. Clu i I
_ t i.i: -l have been dotng everylblng In my power U>
.:,.( mv rolleaaue* lo nndentond ?i?-? prlnrtpbj and
vrnrhlnm of Ihe nen Imeriean larifl m far an ii affcetn
I'lvmh ititerestM. \t Ihe ?.llme i have uraed tbal
Ibe derree probJblilng the Importatlon of Aaierlean
porb oagbl lo b re i Inded. I have mnghl bi i n
Hi.'in of vh.ii l ? ler an nndonbted laet, Ibal the
prohlbttlon ara In n- orlgin onlj a v.|> U.rmany.
I thlnb thl? rleiir i.iu*e are never ?hul nal (Jernran
porb.'' M. riu-<i-.'i expn? tbe oplnlon tbal Um
que*tlon woabl i** lettled a alneady ootllned, The
roporl rabmlttod by M. Vlger. he *id, pn ropi.i
tbal Ihe deeree agaia*1 Vmerlran porl aroold b
Kated. Maay nf bli roUeagnr-*. hc bnew, belleved
the tproponed dmtie woold afford aniple protectlon ;??
Freni h intere,*l -?
M. Honrhiroort, the U?|nJdaloa n| Ihe Pa
raaal foatpa iy, ???.??' rejaird to lb<
pmpoMal lhal Ihe I'alted state liovernmeiil
hbJmJd gaamatee ihe loterrat Dn Ihe Ni. ir urnn
r,t,\ rompaayfj '?|f tbe P*
i .,? ,,| wooM be Hiil?hi d hefnn I ie Xl< ingtm
t | ,i itm rompletod. He added: i un dolng ei
poMlble tn hand ov?r Iho affalr* lo II.r* """
pany, i nnre hoped lhal lh3 I'nlied Ntatea liorern
? ? ? woabl BoaHl In Hie rorb o| nmipk-tliul the
P | ,-, | i , . ,i, i ? .. i'i-tnnn.-nt:ii In havl i? thi
i nbinel al Waabli.' and Ihe Vmerlran U-gattoo
In thl- rltj noonded npon Ihe Mibjert. bul. I wn *orrj
i,, Mj, irll.i '???'? l. I Hk proi.' II al Hn
, i; .?::....! i naipony. |
...|.| . i !r.- II i apll il ?
i. tee In rt? board o| dl "f ,h
Puiaaia < ?n?l ' ompanj. Il<
In ?id. the Panama Itallrnad Company** b??rd ol
dlrerton blndlr. ?"'' iM' Itlvely. de? I i< d lo ? '?
nnj ol iii- propotli I ? ? ?? ' ? '* '"- ' '
[..r-sii.l" douW thal ii"- '"? ? ?? ? IH id lh" pn'P"wll >i ? h.
I . , ,i si,,t. - rhli h n.U-iii I "' '?? ? '.-11 l'"1 ''
furi,,r) uiidet?t?iidliia b'j arhiib tbe l'..i..;i.n ?
ronM t.mpleted Vmertfan* ?iji readll) ?'
ti.Rt H I. niii.li m?P8 praeUml f-r Un- i"i'.t"-"'
f ,l..d -I llr to
nearly Imll r?inipleted thwi lo ?peod laonet . ?
prujfi i ?hlc I. l- o ?'!? >'!'? ' '? '
\|r. Whltrlaw l: .'. ' i ?'-''-.'
h, ? (\ ' .,. '? i . Ilirl
? hl II ui.' Ill .: . "' ? .'"\"' lil- IrlP '?!'
, ]..? Hlver NHi, nnd belne ll ? ? fH
hl, tnui In Ihe Ka ? ral. M '
l?. i?, linie i" l*| ' II" al"
;. ia< I.
I ii.. -' III !? ? ? I ? liT! -'I
\,'r ;. .?- froni -' !??'
. ,., .? t| \| ?; ,.,. V . - ' , lllO-l
,...: . '?' id
/ ii dl ?- ' ?? Itipli ?
n ???.? >? ?-? I' ' , ' ' i Ii
lr pie ' . i ? u-ii-t i ? ?i
ai.OtMl | -.:v.T.I\ of ihe II ?
a liilcr.
II i- ? , wonder lhat, n rep rled In Ihe rabk
|,;it. h. ?? M. I In en I, !?? p iM fnmi the lk-parti
ti.c V'ar, i.?' ta i?*n n kNulIni parl In ???? ?
tettle ||.ne ilun' ??( rendnilllinc Vnier. pork In
l i.,. M. i lu .-i. i i. .1 li ue i.p.-. iitnl ? ol the
latxirtiiR ? ln? ??? In l i inre, ? ?? ?l lie Im li< .-I In i ??
I nit.'d sl?(????. a beire ?>?? ?? '?'??' '
1 nlon nmile*. Ue It i i nuei II) i nimlrani i>1 Ih
.. i i,|i pork, and nol a belh ver
li, (nA irh hlno : i i bronghl iip ht
?. I Kreneli pa< ket an i 011 in drlt ?? aw at \
i. ,m rompetlliun. Moreover M ? In rrel u; fo
tlnte thc gen< al ilmo and wrrelHrj of War durlnp thc
tvinininne n ?'i- m*inl> Ihpoiirh o - < ? ?.? [>? i?>r ?..?,
ihut Uie late K. U, \\-< M u ne al lhat II !
-i;,*.-. Mlnl i' i it I'arN. rould.mnnlrate with \\
bishop l?ari?oy, nnd arranp lh.il |h< latler honld In
exrhanead for BbHiquI t nfortnnntelv. M. Wiler< de
, iined i ? ?"'"' Ibnl ? rh*nj ol prin.i .? I M
-hrnor Darbnt an* one ol ihe Imi lagps bul bt Ihe
i imimune. < ? ? i ei <'? ? In ? rei wn > li ? ?! aItti
lilirli 1 r?-., '.'i hT lll< II ? ? rtlntloiil t o| ; ( iril
i,,?,,.. ;..?) i f,n pelle I ?? H-- f>n lll? lif". Kevi rthelc
l ,. I,-, <tiiek t-i h llli 'ral idea* nnd r mu ? ? ?? altl
ti. p .iiiilai m??? i H< Mi.h' nn1
i anxloui i" pronmie Ihidi n 't. rial aelfnrc nnd II
i- whi he to.,:, ?? :i leiidlnu pnrt In Ihe ?- :r- n-t " t > hrln,
iihnnl Ihe \<?;>?->\ "' Ihe piohlblilvi d.* agaln I
Vmerican i?ork.
? ? ?
THE YOtTJW! l>i Ki; I BARS TO OFFEXP FR VSCR.
parl?, Jan 17. The ? i laaro" lo d I il n ??
I?n< d'i irk*an?, on o( the i omte de l'"i . h > ? de
trlned to be pre enl ? ?' Himlrh nn tl.ra>lnii ol ih<
in,, , ?. ,.f i. ron Prfnee Loal ? d'AI.n, ? ?
daaxhter of the I'nU'- d'Akiiem, |o Prlnrr- Vlphnti i
,,f liararl i. The Du< d'< ?i leanin i o ?? blx fjcfu d
on Ihe around thal he i- np ? i ihe polnt of tartli
;i Joarnej. IIU rwal i i on, i owever, for Kfuslng lo lie
pre?rnl o II.renmnj i attrlbnted lo the t tr tbal
[,l? \i-;i M.i.hi bc Interpreled in an unfavorablu man
ner In Fram e.
\ iiiM' .N-'i'i:'. ii"\ i"i: THE sTRIKERg.
gd nlitirf.li. Jan. it. \ m<H l r proee tlon of trade
nnlonlsta, e?tlmated t.. n. ?,.? lx >n i intpo i id i
:;.li n : 'i' ?i through Ihe trecl ??! Ihl ? IIi
to-day. 'i'l''? 'I' Ptoj ol Kdlnburgh'x rorkmen wa?
;, detnon tratlnn In ?j nipall ) ? Ith Ihe r.illrmd > m
ployei wh < ?''?? ' " 1 he people In the
pi. lon beh ived In the rno t nrderl.t mai.I
tlltl n :? |J; rliei a I ?? ? of thnn indx ol
? ??? t1 ? ? ? Iimis ihe llne ol luu.h
I he BlnVreii! trade ?' ? ? i ? I ? ?? a hj bra
bandM. la^plp**. '"' Nf? and dnint rorp*, wlille bannor
i ..,iinfi a li ? " N '"? ?'?'"!'-.'? ?? ptarl t f"i
Vour Ititthl*."' ? l alr Paj for n Fali i>..-.' W nrl .
were rarrled. Tbere oeetn* ;> be no pn>|i-.'rl i.i.ln
,f .in earl) end of tVotland'* areat raUmad trlka
TW< i- the end "t" tlie foirth ?.\ of ta- imublc.
Al.U'.'.l'.li Tfl II". SIIORT -1.1 _?? ? IN IIJ8*AC0flt*NTS.
Hon i :? go, ? ii.. Inn. it. i"\ roanty < lerb M. I).
He anege I to bi 04,420 ih irl In h i.t
tt'ben lie tarned ovei Ihe oPJce i>. bla iaeee*aor, the
Mr-; ol tii" rear, the ? .1 h on iiand am mnted to 1 ii.il"
over *??<?". whlh) the booki 1 ii; 1 foi 0 1 I >,<.
Tlie in-itv?!? in- been bepl ijulel 1. alkia Ha
inn" to make np Ihe deflrlt, bnl ti." 1 ?rd oi oriper
v . ,1 - haa aoa ordered the DUt: . 1 III mrj 1. brlng
-iiit aaalnftl Hamltt?** 1.d?men toreeover the 1.t.
Ilamlllon \?.i- lo ni ?? ;?? llie Mayor ..f ihi? rlty, and iia*
Iicld other pruruinenl oftVc*. I'lifortatiate perubitionf
are tappoaed f> aecount fm tli<* rulk?lng landa.
\ FRKXC'II M\N-i'N DKfcTBOYKD IV PIBK
I'uri-. Jsn. 17. Tbe maniton ani paaarbw ..t t.?
i;;,--.- Motte, near iTtateannenf, arhleh Ihe Poatlflral
/,ihu" H'-'Mit'd to ueoeral Cbarette, have bata
1,11111.-d 1 . the groaa*.
?? ?
\ (.ki;m\n 1 <>i:< k. i;ki'it>km in rabt AFRir.t.
I, mdi n. Jan. 17. DUpetebee na f red Iroai / nrlbit
.1.,;.. tbal tlie .'.i*iii ..ii force rereatb attarked
Maehomba'i itroaghoM, arbleh ara* \u a den?e jiiir.':'
The jnii?j-i?' leriouUy bladered the novearcata ..r tbe
,;,?,[,.. ti.,. i-...ii!; \\.i i!i*t Ihe i."imm f,,rr. ??!
reprihed and lorred t. pdreal Emln Parlia 1- utfd
to Ih- enoaged In tonrtaut hoatillthM wltb Ihe AmO?
s,outh ul i^uUc Yktoru.
A MIXKD STOUM IN TOWN.
8XOW, SLEET AM) KAIN IN SUCCESSKMf.
BEKIOC8 INTi.HKi-i'iiMV op IEUSORAPHj BEaV
V1CS-THE SMU'.l.Ts IV a linlUU
m.i: iovditiov.
Ti>e uintor of tvio-Mi bai added aaothet to
it? aeore ot big etoraav \i the unw "f it-- dcath,
the old year had .ontrived to pile up a reoord
that mroip jt im.ons. AtthoMgh i"?i opeaed
m rnin ,,nd fog, it had hehaved itself. on the
whoie. with tolerahle proprkty, and nave gaad
proriiisp [U]\\\ yestenlay. TheB New-York uroaned
linder what. m aotae respeets, was thc Br0*1
BBfKMoaable ftorra experienee it has eaeounu
ered for a loag tinte Poi aearly twentyfonr
hoari it wm delivered ofef to anow, hail, shvt,
raia, wind and Hnally misi. AII throagh the morn
Ing, afternnon and ctrening the hapleai lieinjts whoee
i>usin?->s compelled thern to walk "r ride throagh
the streets of tlie citv fonad ihemselves delivered
over to one oi the -other of the rival powers. with
a rapklit] thal made theai feel dixky. r'ri
day wah bright, elear, and for the season, nnle
in teaperature. The beal Sinnal Senrice oaleera
reported nothlng hm the thlrteeath eoneeeutlve
e.ld wave up in the St. I.awrenre Valley and a
light anow on the Lakea, whieh might briag ?
ilunv to N'ew-York.
Hut earlj on Friday morning there had appeared
awnj ilown in Reorgbi ? snii.ll dlaturbanee, wbich
at Rral ahowed no deetded eharaeter and looked
IIISI_lll!;r;,|,t. T|l(. ;i|f>., o| hiu'll presSllfC OVCr
Sorthweatern TexM, bowever, foreed it northwardi
and in It* journey it raptdly gathered ?trengtb,
vigor and fury lly niahtfall It had aaaumed the
dhuenaiona of a full-grown atonn, and b pretty
oonaiderahle ?tonn at that. <?n Friilay nlght
aome old lailora [n tliia city, noticina, the rapidly
fallins tcniperature and the ehange ol the wind to
ihe northeaat, ihooh their I.i- and propheaied
all manner of rloleful thinu* for the morrow.
Tbe ni lil atafl ? ?! the Siutml Serriee Offlce had
recelved newa ol tlie stortn's approach and boiated
their raulionarj rcd-lighl aignal.
It waa i'ot until two houn alter midnight, bow?
ever, tlial the tit-t d.Ti.ird Mu-iis ot tl.nwelcome
rWtor'a arrival made tbemaelvea manifeat Then
, ' |h1 kiinw begAtl to fall and continued for one
honr and thirty-Hve minutea, wliea it vaniahed and
?rxve p:.,<?? to s\nt. In tlie meantime the trmpera
rure, whieh had been folllng iteadily all throngh
the in-'.t, had toiiched 28 drgreee.' Tbe aleet,
hlown llirough the atr in nll dlrfctlona by ihe
?t.oin\ ri>ioi wind, barely lield Ita ground imtil
twentj niiinite* lirfore 9 o'cloek, wlien anow came
TTi for a wcnnd inning. I's rule was abort-Ilved,
bowever, al at 5 o'cloch the aleet onee more
??.. .! ihe lunati t y and in itnl.nned it aimd ;i
i fmm aftlicted hutnanity until
? . .,,,,.;? i ,,-, ;.?,; m thc nfternoon, when,
nd ileeided ria In tlie tetnperat ire,
r,,ia . ? nd, fallina in n iteadj torrenl loi
r.earlj lliree lioiira, m ' the rrown upcn ?1 ? * * worlt l?
hy ita lelloa lienda. Tlie wind, whieh In the
rorrnoon liad hlown al tlie rai. tbirtj
milei. un I our, rell tn i veloeity ol twentj mil -
witi, ihe itii'il "i the rain, ind, althoiigfa 11 waa
,,,,, Bti ? t" hlow n uedeatrian hail ???? ???
cr, , ( |tt II ? I Pnrk, or Hlt hitn >??%? rul t.
Spi ire -t . il It id i.nongli to muke
intbn li..- i riilienb.iia an l Im tvj ovei
Va tlie lempei iture n - ?. Sei
...mi to look for ml*i, urnl
?hortlj il i .1 -I U nrrived. The tain had then
: ,i durini the reat "t ihe eveaiag fell
aatonal h-ht aprinklea.
?Ttie rWtbi "'i,' mM thixeaai Jeaoaof
ln ii.fi , ,n .? ot i lona exptnnatioa
,,r |i,(. .. i, i.d ' . tlie viaitation,
...... the " ? fioni i ': irleaton northwea"
, i . ! il rnec ii i nortliettaterl.v
1 N||?ott, Me. Il consiats of niin
.. i Miow, in t i riic tliv tling line
| - Il HII i o r I ll'IWI Cll Slis
. md Kti-.\\ i le, i. ?!-? u' v .
i,n lo Pilt-burii, froin I'ittati n ' ? S'ew-Yurk,
,, | !??:?? tl Xiirthwesl of
ile an Hlt nnd aniK
II'; .
\. ? Yurk >mII M-ai ? ;'. !???
ii. ,? front t.iltomin hle wc ithei until lo-ni irrow
I lie siiowi slerl nnd r iln mm ' .??! al '<? ?-' one
,,., i pi rpoae I Ih 1 ? - ' ? niniii lonrl mil l?" ]< ? rreord In
,,,,.. , ll,i lie will t ike advanta c
of n i> almoal hm m u I ' "M1" ? tmm a I ? ? u
i . ,.,,?. ni l
? ii,.-, hopea ajrainsl hope 1' he rould h ive
? || ,? riionia ..I " iil? '? ?' wpnl up >??-""
? . |i ng suil.-i'iii. |>ul lie slipped, ulural'le I
A;i,i!-. ?tni '??le?l lo krep it* foolli -hl on the
...,, ,..,., ,,? tvndeil anklr deep in
? ?? ? in r? m H.owded ro.nl'A tys. I e
I have i.n apnrred lo M.nietfaina: like efforl
I ndoubledl) tlie woi il umilesi nmture ol
. || the iiloomj Ineldenta ol Ihe atonn waa th ?
,l.i...,-,? cauied to lifr nm !? ' h hj Ihe coodltlon
,.f the pavrment* W lien alrel lolloweil anow II i
ttone fla - nnd roailwi | a Ii '.'"'"?'I wltb
i | I,, rmtlog ?' l?roken h*. dirth-r lhan th<
,luii,-vi tliaw, n.. !?? Ireacheroiia lo Ihe t,.-.ili..:.|
., .,,, ii... Imnleal m-t. The amn who wn-?. im
I ? ;,|...| with i iblier afaoea had n ftold .? Al
, v,-ry -t. i. he exowled t? allp "P and aprawl U
Itill lengtl. tlie cioiind. Somftiniea hia r\
, ?,.. *err reahwd. Iiul il he gol nafoh
,,!,:.? with a'l his Uniha unhroUeti, he rell Hl ?
offering ? prayer ol thank??ivlBg. Tbe atreel
... ea were perhipi """ m,n{ ??*>,w" ol
nll. Tlieir atrugf-le* l? mi ve ahinii Ihe liia-a
?,, hl liave wftrnnl Ihe hardeal brarl "? i"'.?
\, ,. erj i.u hliH-ka rould I* ????" I'* *P ' " "'
, i Home lour lo ited aiilTcirr proatrate Ln Ihe roa I
Ironi pxhauation or inbM h
IVrsI -i . ?l eoorw, did h< n?rf lo llie oeeaidoii,
,Bd um iiaual In rranei i ?d .nhhineta, h id nr*i
placo. \t every ?? ?*elve atorai Ihe diflle tlth-a
,,i ii iviunlion ner?*i thla dnk ol nhominntion irv
ll; ini i" taed. Where on prevloua ... ndow
,:;r Ioiik, ileep pnola ot u iter, with Iheit h ? Ii
,,i v,,'t niiiil, ;. ive laren in evldenre al eni Ii atre 'I
i,,,,,. i. i ?? : ? ?. i .??. wi rc lo he foiind >?? i
ii-fapi ?, and il.il a i ?<-'? '"' the iliatraeted
rei rnaklBM hia waj to llie J< r>ej < rnti d
,,r IVnnaylv mla brriei Uij in tbe little ialantU
?l -,,,,... rlotted thieklj hetween the ferriea and
ihe aidewalk. Soulh-at. ran ii> weatcrn brouier
, ].-<? race
Tlie aeeumulation ol froren raln had a dhi
iislriMis effeel on ihe overhead wlrea, eapeeially in
|nwer llroadwav, i.herv ihvj are rnoid niimeroiii
\t hriel Intervala n ?hort, slnrp anappinu aoiind
i i, heartl, and Ihe bi il paaarnger ha I iKirelj
time t > dart nul ol langer l*lore the wirc whtrled
,|,,un oi, l,ui, ,Vlon? llroadwaj rroni the 1 <?-'
, fliie lo ihe llatlerj llie i nniiid waa itn-wn with
irirea whleh had lallen. Tlie teleplionea In the
,u\ worked hodly, aa they alwaya ilo diirina ?
in, Btona. loii n* *n per nenl ol tbe wlrea are
,ii.,l,-i.roiiii.| there waa no aerioiiB breok in coni
tnunieaiion. A. s llibhanl, Nuperintrndent ol llie
,,,., ihaUinee lelephoite aprvlee, reported tlie
Iiicm ol aeveral wlrea Iwtween New-?oi*.
I'hiladelpfaia and other patnta, bul the
? onneelion with all pl ?- " "' ;"VM
malntained. Soi.f the Ineomlng traina tro.n
nointe Weal and Sonth and on tlie Jeraey eoaa
Juft>red rcrioug delayj, bol np to 8 p. tn. tbew
ll(,| heen no aetnal Idoekade ol traffle.
Mr Sink, iulI.i aiiperintendenl ol the We?t.;rn
[Tnion Tekvraph t'ompany, had b atory ol diaaate
,? i,||: -Weare Ln ? had coaditlon. be aaidJaal
1M..|,i io :, Triliune reporw. " Wlrea are ilowa
"verywhere. We have baj M per r.-nt ?f tl,.-,,
, tii.- SnBth an rar ??> Baltliaorc. In the Weat,
|, ,h i.H-lild.- tbe N -ti, *?? have. ost hall oHr
,,.,??,, |? ,i,e Kaat and aloag : the At
,,,, i,. eoaat gn rally we are m a dreadliil atate,
' ;, ,,,.?., ,??, ,.?lv hall -or Wlrea ue workina.
-Bui ihe worai la aol yel told, eontiaaed Mr
sink. -We are eatlrely eat ofl Iron all nointa
:,??.. ihe Jeraey w?aat. Includina Sandy Hook.
Whetfaei all lhal happeu* on the Jeraey eoaal he
?wren aow and to-roorrow will I* veiled in mya
? ,.,\ l cannol aay, bul I gueaa we aliall, aa uauol,
nrviaue lo gel around the rtiMculty. <>u I.g
Jaland too. we are cntiielv broken dowti. eueot
at a lew insigiiitic.int poUTlx. Bttl everywhere
clae we are maintainin? bobm klad ot eoa
nei.tion. This large hreakaye of onr wins
l^ cauaed, ol oourar, by the aeeumulation
of sleet, bnt the gravity ot the aitoation
has hren itureased hy the kigfa wind. whieh hM
materially added to the heavy imnlen on eaeh
wire. One fortnnate eircurMtaaee in onr favor
is lhat tlie stotni has aeeumd on S;?tnrday, anl
we shall thui have thc whole of Sunday in whieh
to repair the daoaage. I am in dread of onr other
enemy. fog. lf it settles down on the OOMt to
morrow, we -.hail have another lijtht. on hand.-'
A eahn eettled down on the ctty laat nitrht., and
all that retnained of tlie .st.rnTwa.s a nentle n'phyr
like hreeze. Ihe total rainiail for the dav was
.'?: imh, while at 10 p. tn. thc tcniperature had
risen to .'i.*? dcgrees.
A SLEETSTOKM ALO.W, THE HUMOW
TP.AINS KKOM THE WT.ST DELAYED-BAD
\Vi;\TIIF.rt IN CO.VNECTIOLT.
roinrlikoepsie. \. Y.. Jan. 17.-A >evere sleet storm
his p evailed aloag the Hud-on all day, the ground
botag ci.vered with tWO or three inebes of Ire. lea
fonned aboal tlie eleetrle lieht rnrhon* to aach an
extcnt that cancs of tnen had |o be sent ont to etit it
awa* before the <ity coatd b" ataptrty lhrhted. Tralns
froni Vew-York eome in nearly on tinie. haf tralr,^ from
the We-t are fmm olic to three lioin- lale.
Blrmlncham, f'onn.. Jan. 17 iS|>e< ial .?A hall?torm
begM here la>d nlcht. and ronUnaed until noon to-day.
\ large tpiantltv of uleH fell, and the ground Is eov
ercd wttji ? roatlng of lee neveral Inrhes deep. Btnee
loon It has been rainintr heavlly. Kcars of another
flo.pd and Ire freabel In the lIoaaMontc arc cnlertalned.
? .?....__..
80RRY 8TSSKT8 IN Isromki.YN.
The Beaofclyn itreata were In a larible condltlon ren
terdav. The ileot of Um earty mormng bloehad the
gntten and when the taln begaa, a httle later. the
resull waa that nearly all the eroaewaOu weta moro
tlian ankle dee|) with water and aktahi I.iltle or
ggorl WM made to mahe tlie iTOaafagl M?bh) or to
iirar the alaeaalha. Reerythlng waa a? alppary as
it well <oiiid i,e and wattdng waa cxtremely dlflteatt,
The wind ?a< blgh all day. bnt hevond Baaaberleaa
broken ambretlM no lerlooa damane wm leparted,
though tti the flonded di-tri. t> nun h dNcomfort was
eaaaed by the ratn.
A large telegraph pole al Coart-at, and Atiantw
n\e. \\;i- hlown over in the afOnioon and narroulv
ml**ed tome of the etreel rara whieh arc eeaataatty
lia--i'iK llun DOtnt.
?
HE BRBARJ down WtRES IN BROOBLT5.
Tho WetgM of Ire on teteffl aph. telophonc and
eleetrle I'ghf wtrea In Brot klyn broha nany <>f them
down In the earfj evenlng. The itreat eara m
Flfteenth it. arare ttopped for a time by a number of
wtrea whieh fell acrou th." traeka, and whieh nobodf
diii-ed i i loin h. Nonte eleetrle Ught wlraa eroaacd
t'i,. pollce lelephoM wlrea, and when the foree <>f the
rurrenl w?? fell at Pnllee Ifeadqaartera Strgeaal
Keenan Indettooh to tarn on thc HgktnlM arreatai
.,i?i i.-.-m, iw> rarrent. \ brlUtanl iaah of ttght
nearly btlnded hlm, hut he earaped injurv. The wtrea
mniilng to .evend of the pollce prerlncU and ho.pl
laja were buraed <>ut on thc bayboara. ihe aamaga
done ?raa ca*ll> repelred.
TllK MAII.s DELAYKO.
The -torni raaeai an average aeJaf of an aoar
to the rar.? nalli tor thl? rlty, aoaae of the IreiM
belng later that that Tha mall froan Plttsbam, du<"
at 7 :j-j. arrlved at ??? :io a. tn.: another froai the aaaaa
rlty, due al 8:18, iatne m at k? o'cloek, tae Moe
f.ik mall, dn>- at 8:43, rame In al 10^Ui that froai
Montreai over the Sfew Yorfc OenUal, whieh ooght to
u-rtve ii 7:.o. e.td not do v> nnrll noon: tbe Albany
tmin due at ii n'rloeh waa an Mar lato. and tha
Chlrago mall duc at II :-?'> a. m. did not get In until
1 p. m. _ ? -
K,VMs BfPPLYIXO rOAt TO TllK DBBTtTTTE.
Topeka, Kan.. Jan. 17. The iioti-e thta morning
,,,.i the Bei ?'?? reaotatl D for a rappty of eoal to be
-.?in io ihe de?tltute people of northweale n Kan-a-.
There are twdve Inehea of mow Ip the tler of roantlei
whh h tir-t a?ked aid fmm the Irkte, agd fuel BtMt be
provldcd ?.t once._
WE8TISQB00HK CMEDITOMS MFET.
RETORT OB TllK rOMXlTTEE- ^ gBlOHTBB OfT
r...- >k FOR THE OOMPAMT.
Plttabarg, Jan. 17.?The neeting "f iroditon of thc
Weatlnghon?e Eleetrle Conpany thlt afternooo w.n. at
lended bj Ihlrtj peraorn, or onefourth -f the knowa
irediuir*. The commlttec appointed to examtM the
l.h,\. ; pnrted the> i and II75JJOO dne Ptttabnrg
? in a etiuu.000 dua to ouUlda crodltorii In
Sca York, t'blragn and other Inrge rltlea. Vhe Praal
IbttiiiMer told the < mmlttee that Ihe rompany
u.i- d,oing U'-il. Affaln acre brlghter, and the rw
,.,,, would ???.' !"? ou -i better paying ba*l?. All
. _? banks ._<? amply tecared, oud all proferred
! II. j od.
\ Mr Hartley. of ? lilrago, telegraphed t< tee whal
the Pittsbiirg men would do, a- their actlon would be
rollowed b] fhlrigo. " i t'blrago rredltor takf he
v i iiisfled to take the preferred -nx-k. The average
dall) i.ii-in-j- >f the romnanj for threa tnontlu paat
',, bevn etS.oOO, ?nd Vti PretSdent llannlrter -?\
that. with prnper tnanagemeot. tlie i-oaapaaj will pay
.v,,,?v.,?, , \..,r. u MrL. iindiiiK'. :i- repreaentatlve
,.f Mr. lVe?tlnghouae, -o't the expeneea had been re
dured > io,t)00 pci jrear, niainhj from buylng ?-mall
.,[,:,:;? itid dolng away with Mghaatarled ofltcera.
\ ,,,,..,.. itlon ?a- then offered t" Ihe dii.Ti.n-> t.
,,.L timl tin-v would aerepl preferred .tork
.,".;., ..rnvided the rompan) taii ?ell '.<hi nharcij at
,,'. M,?k to the aniount of OiJj.OOO wa* then
, .l, ,,' ,. ,i , :;,.000 n. ire proralsed. rhe paper will be
,.,,, ',;.,:.,,i to tlie other rreditora. 8ome ->f the
,.,.,.a|t,,.. i.i-c-scnt t?fu*ed t>. ?1gn the proposltlon until
, ,.. i,ad i-onaidted their lawyer.. The outl ?>k li
?,;? h Irtighter, and II la thought thc rompany ?l!l pull
throngh.
\ i,n, UA* COMPAXY PASSW A DIVIDRXD.
|.,Lt.|,,,,_-, jan. it.- At the annaal awettag <>f llM
pldUdelphia l?a? Hoaipaiij ye?bsrdajr u w..? dockled
to ,.i - iti" retmlar qoarterl] dlvhtand lor tii?' flral tim ?
? ,, . |,| , ,;A ,? the rompany. \ atateaionl la nada
i ,,.-,> earnlaga, bul the dlrorlom thongbl it beat
;ii. .,,..?. ,,, ihe rompany'i kadeMednaaa. Tho
Phuaddpiua Nataral Uaa Coaipaay la oae of tteorfg
We^tlnghoiise'a pcl roncem*i and has a cagttal of
ito,ooo,ouo. _
l \ KSQISBBM KILLISD IT hTffl I'osV.
Pranh Mllbsr, an mglneer on Ihe N >? Vorb Oeatral
.,,?! nu,|..,n Blver Kallroad, waa Idllod on hl* eaglae
i,.! nlght, ahlki rnnnlna berween t'roton and auag
?IMt. ii,. nr in ui. by iii.ni. ?. glaared arnwa al him
and >,i?' ii"1 lw waa dead al hli pnat. Hia bead araa
i,.rrii.h i.., i.'i d. and ii ???- evbtent be had heen
,,,11, ,i whll- i iiiiu-' ont ol in- eab, hi* bead coauag
In , oiuaei with a draw brldge.
?
aiSOCLAB ICTIDBB1 OX THB WBMt 8HOBB.
Vewbonr, n. Y . Jan. 17 (ffporlal). \ atraage aed
denl happeoed lo the new*paper hmln oa tbe Weal
Hh.iv IhiK .idng, betweon Syarb and nianvcltvtlle.
\ hoiler loadcd on i nal eai bi a aooth-boaad Ireighl
,,..,,? rotied ofl on tbe up Irai k, and tbe eaglae of tbe
ncwspaix r traln rra?hed Into II al full -i.I. The
,r.h, \a* badlv daniaged, Iwl no oae *u hart.
Aioither eiiglne had to be obtalaed. Baera wae ?
d,-\i\ pf two hoara.
4 .vctr /'t/T/; FOg Tlli: MMi Ot VBTBMABB.
Montirello, "i.. Jan. it (gpeetal).-"The gattoaal
Vtjrs" i- the naa.f a new paper tbal U lo laha
,iu, pi.f -Tlie DIvUlon Sewa," wbleb haa boaa
Ihe offlelal organ ol U?e IlllnoU dlrUloo of tba to
of Veteraaa. Al the bead of the new paper ?ni ba
(ieneral rharle* F. Orhln, ol IndlanapoMa, paal naa
nianderlncldaf, aad Paal Adjataat-Oeaeral A. Book
v, ,n, r. The new paper wtll be the oadal organ of
,,? so, - of Veteran* ol Ihe i idted Ktate*. and, wtll
i,. is'ued uiM-kiv fiom iii" hoaditnaiaan of tho uiinoi*
DIvUlon, at Springfleld.
WB-TAtrar* '.?"'? o* Bbamm laeb.
ffowbarg, N. Y.. .ia.ii. 17 rjlpeelall.?The tcn-mlle
raee for Ihe lllggunoa rbaltonfe mp waa -aiid oa
orange Uba reeteraay afteraooo, after the bbj raea
wo? by tbe .Mainpioii. the gead. There arara oatp
two entri'--, the Tihe lare, owned bf Daorga B.
Trimble, aad tba Hetaa. owaed by Fraafe O. Wood,
n,. raka carc woa tba raca bj aaaog aaray-twa
ailnute*. __ _
wnrsr cnAurioxu .ir rnttCBTO*.
Prlncetoa, n. .'?? Jea. '"? Dadag the evealaga of the
prewal roUega rear the aralal playan of eael elaai
have held lonraaaieata aw Ihe rfaaaa raaatptaaaalp; tho
?rlnnen and aecoodH,of earb rla*a play for the aal>
w.; |fj rhaniplonihlp. The foUowlng are wlaaeri in
tho teveral rlaaeea: Senlor? W. U. Cooper aml A. w.
Vernon: aeeond, Joba llane and B. \. Daitoa. Jaaior
i'. .1. Moeea aiid John Urabam; aeeond, A. BIgga t-nd
.i.mie- P. Parker. fonhomore K. V. Tborpaaad i). V,
Ludlngton; aeeond, B. I*. KrAlpM and Roborl K.
Wtirta. Freabman J. F. Talfey *ud .1. D. lluthniau;
?eooad, A. D. Jcrnicy aud. B, N. HcWUltaatt,
THE 8ENATE SITS ALL NIGIIT.
EACII SIDE wATCHma THK OTHER IN THE
ITOHT OR THE BI4BOII0I1 BILL.
a srcrEssiov of qi-orums and no quorchi
-the m:ri;i:\statarms kei>t bis>Yt
.MR. EAELKXER 1IOLDS THK. FLOOR KOR
TWELVE UOURS-AN ADJOIRNMKNT
AT 0 1'. M. yESTKKn.VV AKTER
A TH1RTY BOOaW &ESSIOX ?
-A NUMBEROE A.MEND-.
ME.NTS ACTED OX.
ftir TELKoHAl'll TO TUE TR1BCXE,]
Washinpton, Jan 17.-The aession of the Sen?
ate whlefa hggM BI noon yesterday eame to an end
at 6 o'eloek this evenin?, after thirty hours ol
an indecisivc, running fl^lit over the Eleetion,
bUL Bot-h sides were still iu comparatively freah
condiiion when the eonfest was deelared off, bul
as neither wished to prolntur the sitfins int<? Sun
day, and aa little was likely to be aeeomplMied
l>etwren ?! p. ti and rnidnnrht, a truee was early
arrn.nc;ed, and the duel over the Ladfg measure
waa snspended iinfil Monday at II a" m. Thaaamteat
wfll he renewed at that time with frseh gggrgy, and
a couiplete and thoroagh plan al ?OtioB is hkely
to he worked oal by the BepaNleaa aaaaaajerg
hetweeu now and tlien. The EIe< t ons < o nmit
tee has gained much groaod in the Liit two da\s.
it his foreed tbe ?eacral debatg to a close and
seeured action on a numher of the niore impnrtant
amendments offered to the hill in the ( omtnit'ee
of the Whole. It has heen ah!e to maintain tlie.
eoBtrol of the bedp aa every pTojaisition whleh
has heen advaneed, and on niany it has had tbe
Mtpport of the full party fUeagth.
The EbtOtioO TTiII js now iu suefa shape that
a linal vote rould he reaehed on it without iht
-liahreat iujustiee to anv Senators who have aaiend
nient-s to hriim fortb, iu live or si\ hoiirs. Mr,
Hoar ean eonfidently ask for t!ie supporf of hia
party aaaoeiatea for tbe little time new aeeeaaary
to lomplete the list, and lie ean then turn over
to the niajority the decisive <|iiestion ns to
whather, after the linie for deltlieration is past, it
will still ?abtail ta have linal aetion delnyed hy
ohatroetion, pure and sitnple, on the parl of tiie
minority.
The pfOglcaa gMde to-day eonsisted ehiefly ia
tlie adoption of ten or a do/en aniend.neins
streniftheninB and bnpraviBg the hill, and the
rejectioii, hy a vote to lav on the tahle, of a
numlier of hostile ones hfoughl oiit hy the op
position to enfeehle and dfaglgaic the nionaure.
On only oiie roU-aall was there any real rontest.,
and.tlie rotnuiittee was sustained in that. e?se hy
the deefding vote of the Vhe riMtaant only
three Kepuhlhans jotned the uiinonty on that
divisioti, hut sevt-ral Kepuhhean Senators were
out of the Chaabet and lost their Votes.
Ex^ept for an hoar or two thii
aff.rno.m, the day'a letaion was rather tame and
tedioua. The early gnarniag was wagaai in a
tearefa after a qaoniB), and the rest of the time, up
to j p. n... was eeenpiad by iprrohan by Meaara>
Faulkner and Daniel, whoeasily emptie.nV ehate
her. T'ne Senate Root was UttOICd all day with
papera and doeaaaenta, and -there was a peneril
iir of disorder and eanfaatajg thoal the Senate
wbiefa was (|'tite oal al keepins with its aaaal
appearaoee. The Senators ifaeiaaflvea ahowed
few sitns of bttigae and tnlkcd in
as ?reat goad temper and with a?
inueh spirit aa nsual. A tew eoatd be seen now
and then. lyinn on lounttes in the cloak-Moni*.
hrtt there were no patent traees of sleeple?sr.e.-a
or fatiaue. The nallenes were \%ell lilled durimr
the day, hut were never erowded, owlag perhapa
to tlie popalar Impwaalon tbal the erisis of the
?traggle is still abead and that its aore intorest
\'.x phase will not he developed uutil perhaps
the iniddle of ne\t week.
For the tirsi tnne in the life of this <onj;r,sg
t'ne hig laatera in the doaae of the Capitol hamed
bteadUy all tbrougfa tlie nlght, and at da.vhreik
tbe Bag whlefa iadicatea tbal the Senate i? la se
sioii w.is lioisted protnptly on its statl' to ihoW
that the Rghl over t'ne Elertion hill w.ts still ,.n.
There w$m little, bowever, to ibow at hreakfast
time for the Bigbt'e WOrk, for se\eral hoiirs of
the early BHHIllffg had U-en 8|ient vain
ly in endeavora to seenre a qoonnn, raaay sen?
ators on hoth snles havtag stoien away to
.oiiniiitt.e rooBM or to their botaea to get a few
houis' liiio h-needeil rOOt.
Mr. Faulkner took the Ooor aboai 11 o'ehaal
laal nlgfatt to apeak npoo an auendatent whieh
he had offered to the LodgC hill. providing cluefly
that the eleetion boarda authorized by it shonld
have ?'Trietly ndnlaterlal or elerieal fnnartegg. iba
ihls proposition the Wesi Vir.inia Senator held
the nVmr for aearly twelve etraight baara, hia
gpeech having ix'en lagpenoVd for prrbapg a
tlurd of that time hy the proegedlngg enter-d imo
to aei'iire The presenre ol a <|iiornni. lliii
loag streteh of argunient eatried the Senate nearly
throughathe tirst tweoty*four hours of its sesslon,
and when Mr. Haniel, of Viruinia, /ot up to cott
tiniie Mr. Faulkner's thetr.e. it WM thought th.it.
perhap.s the Virgiaia orator would attetnpt to
lireak the reoord Jaet made by his ?elghbot in
iiins power and phyaieal eadaraaee. Mr. Danari
(ot nr^l. howerer, in ? iew hoara, and the Faalk
uer atneudnient WM lald MaaB by tegcfal mxi
x'tit for the time being.
Mr. Uornaaa tbM theBdoaed his laetbM
of dilatory dohate for awbUe, and *
number ol aateadmenta were takea up ii
order and diapoeed of. Two hrought forwanl
l>\ Mr Vest, t.ire, as he said. the tWO niost
ii.li.it defecte of the btll, were laid on tbetabki
i>\ aueeeaaive votea ol ?'>-' and 13 to ?-*">. So Be?
puMiean krined the Dentocratain aupport ?>t etthff.
Ihe tlr?t atnendnient aoughl t<> have two rkiof
auperviaora, <n oppuaite pvlitteal faith, appeiated
in e.nh eoiinty or distrnt, insiead of one, UB the
bope oi thns paralyzing all etlteient actton. The
aecoiul Invalidiited the whole ele tion law In eaao
one of the petitionera tor it* application lurned
,,it noi to be a ii.lly mitheatieated
ctti/en of ihe IHited Statea, an actual
refident ..f tbe diatrict <>r city, and a lawfal
roter. Mr. Iloar, at \lr. Wolcott'e avgge?tlon,
added a .lause to the Idll providing for tbe pua
Uhment of any petitioner who i? not ? lawfal
, i,i/en. a reaident and a voter. ??n a tuheequent
ameudmeut, oitered by Mr. Keagan. oi Tes -, ior
ihe ptildiention of tlie Ifara >>i petitionera, t ?
Senate illvlded eiiually, .-(o to 10, aad the Vi e
Prealdent gnve the deeidiag vohe neeeanry to
lav the ainendinent OB the table. Mentra.
Stewort, leller and Wo|. ott joitcd tia
Democrata "ti tlns \ote. l>ut they decfarad
themaelvea aatUned afterward with a m?dilled
proviaion for publicity t>> fie embodied in l ?<? Wl|
I.v tl.immirtee. 'ihe ixnumittee In faet onVred
iiihaeqiiently a nuud'er of minor araendmenta niuoa
were agreed t.. withoul oppoaitloa, ehanglng tlaf
iull in tbe dire.Tion of gteatnuT litnitation on tlaf
powera of the twperdaoft.
Mioiily hefore l ocloek Mr. Conaan made .??
protesl agaiual the evpeditloua way in whieh the
Repuhlicana were dltpoafag of Inotile amendtnenta
by Utying thetn on tiie tahle. II" aaaooneed in a
ihreatenlng way that the nnnortty gaahl ?ee
tlnt it u">t all the time it , wanted
and hint'd at lUbaaaeringj if Mr. Iloir
persiMed in inaking progreaa. This otitlmrst had a
eurloua effecl on Mr. stewnri, ol Neyada, Mr.
(iortnan's lendtng aanjatanl on the Kcpuhlienn side,
and he took the lloor and dnfted int<> ? apeeet
on the daagar ?f the veta pwwer and other cqualiy
pertlneat topiea, eleeiag with the ateteaatnl thaa
he would niovp at tle prepeff flh** to peoaaBfa
the hill to the Committee ?n PritrUegei Bted Kl"d
tions. At ?! o'eloek by n.utual eoneenl a tracgj
in the content wm arraaged, and the s?aate ad*
Juaxaad until 11 o'cloek Mooday. .
DETAILfi <>F THE 8TBCGOLE,
wMbiagton, Jan. 17.-A roD-eall wkleh waa takea
at 3 a. tn. na iv.poni'.-d to I.v forty three ntemVr.,
of whom only elghl iMe?.rs. (all, I'.iiUrell, D.mtel.
Fanlkncr. Uoraaan, Harria, tanee, of Arkaaoaa, and
I'a-.oi a*ece DaaatCieAa, Sot.n afteiuurtl Mr. Evjrt-.,
who had l.ecn arou.ed from hi. ihRMJ at hnnie by one
of the me..eiiKer. of t(je 8Brgeaat al Artn.. presentcd
hnn-elf in the ckaml.er. making thc number prcscnl
forlv four, or one >hwrt of a .piorum. Bui that ono
| bMBall &euator did noi towc, and as uo loaiaOM

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