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WASHINGTON CITT. D. 0., FRIDAY : MORNING, JANUARY 28, 1870.
.IN0.51.
Vol xi
Auction Salci.
BT coop-in L1TIHIU, Aa.t're.
(SuietMorllo J. O. MeOnlr.aO..) .
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MULT HIW nooitaoin ,TOEKlIUlJ
m iwI4hm of lady doo-lalo koaaakoopias'
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drodaadolzlo.a foot to aa allay itboaooaoatk with
aald alloy twoety root uim woai e uo piaae
The. insMttnult ooaalat of aswl.ballt
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h.
nroDartr n4i ooaTaraoaoto oo Wliaooiovoui
ifeayoro paid. Iuon aad oaaaTaaelat atpmr-
poW wkottarprtTlabldf.
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W. L. WALL &
. ivavmiu'i
Tratv
AoatlfOMro.
rtJTVBBJATa.
BT COOFta LATIHCB. And'ni
(SiHftwn to Jonro O. Mrtjnlro fc OoI
oatfcwoat ograor of PaanjUatU aroaao oa4
KloToatbatrnt.
Turrrft'i jiti or Tii.trBt tvpftorin'
rnorKTl amp viiiini i
biiir itnr. niTwtn h
iVaffflK INK MilMTU flT BI1T
Uadaraad br vlrtoo of a daod of trial to lk
raao, oaariaf inn
iko porir Uhroato4 Ikotofo. wilt - ol PV
llo aaatloa. tko proaatao. at StTO '!,
p i.,oT(JMDTt tholaldarof robroarr. A,
O ISA), pari of lollfo. (Ilia Koaaro aoaakarod
aao koodrodaod lfblr'two, (7t) rrootlor 0
rMloaTbtrd traataad baitac odaptbor obool W
foal. Tko anl lot laid will wUklbo kM. (a
3oo4 oao, ) vllk I roal of W foot oboafc. Tbo r.
vooatlwlUkoo14 U oaoaroUloiaof oooat
faot frool oob A plot will bo oibtkltod olaolo.
Tonaoohi aOdawooooaklwkoa propotir
la atratk off.toaldno wllklo Ibraodora Ttfaaaok
QOOrEUatLATlktEK.
HV-4U Ao alto oao ra.
T)T COOP KB LATIHCR, Awel'a.
(J (Suoaauora to a. U. MoUalra . Uo )
oSMUkwoalooratr of Potaapiftala inut aa4
lUTOaUaurooU
rnmr.itr HM or B1AL ItTlTI.
EllCoorloftkoDlatrlBt of Ootanbta. aa4 la
Ilf Tiriuo OI Haaarva) vi in oupnai
jaaa.aaaiarr ,. Maai
tTii.fiikiUiL a a. Etioi K. Do V
ai.waBBIlu "I'l",' . v.?.''"..
DAT. tkoild dor o? fabraur, A, IX 1870. at
o'aloak p m , ea tko proploaa. tbo woal mi
lot It, lo !!' to oaitoilaf lor oold
oa Mania aUoot at Iko aorikwoai ooraar of
Tt Of
port
lot, aod roaalaa; Ikoooo aoalkwoTdiy apoo tko
-waaiarakoaooorror aai ini f aiooa. a iau
tOOtd lit OfkUOO.
r III faoilO'; laat tkjooa auUrtrvara
Ua HltlirUkiUNb a dlauooa of II toot
lata
E'
aoatkara boaadorr of aatd Hortb B atroot. a dfa.
uoooortl root a ad T laakoo to tko aata ploooof bt
oiaaiaKf tad InaroTooifBlitOOBataUai of a tkroa
Tiorr BilCK. UWIbtfaa wilfc b.ataoat, .a-
ilBIBB lu rv"Bia. Fi m vtfvvt avi., vvat .
l of tko rarakBtor. Adapoaii of em wlUbo
lilrMof fko patekaaof atlko fallof Ikoaoaa.
r If tko tarau of aU aro aot oonpHod wiU
arty will boraiold al
' ! iaa PTOF
of Uo 4raamar
partbaaor,
A w. HCHAHiT.Traiiooa
COOPBK LATIN Kit. Aaet'o.
TW OuuPEU UTriMlfB, Aaol'ra.
15 (SaoMorat Jm.O. UoOulr fcCol
iuBlkwoat sorarr of PoaaarlTaaU ATOia aod
KWfoaU oUffoi.
1L1 or VlLOiB
OiBLl IHPSOTID
fcfATK nir SIXTSl
WliTtlitwlllJIOltM K
KKA
SinTn Br hirt
:HDLtT2IITIL
IBTUkciTI
UI flMDlBUtl
BUTOJI.
Br vlrlao of life d4a of trait. 4it4
tt.dalod ro.
iwoilfalroa lb lltn dar of rabraarri
M)0, aad Iko 10th dayolkoptanbor. i.
, sod nfirdod la lbaro T tit a, ibmii
iBBdatalooB.foltoaenW-ar "ldm ?
br dirooiloB of tko Traoaortr of tka Tlral bo
iilao Boll J las AaaoaUtloo. wo will aotl la
or Iko proail" at pabllo aoatloa. o
iatlDLY:iaa Stli divrtakfnar BBJ.L al
fto'tlockp am all tkatplaooof p4TooloaTo4
aad proisJaoo. lylar a4 bolaa ta IboaaioTollr of
Waabiaiioa, ajfdnsowa aad dierlbod aa baioa
parlor lolojanborad
nbarad Iwaatr. !,) la rqaaro bbbi.
kaodroi oadolahlr-'oar, lll,l Vila
.uuiltknitrtkMitMrttraf aaJAlal.
-oor-BTjno
aad roaatar tkaooo ooBlk atoac WmI tUlooaib
atroot oovobIoob (1TI fool aa4 a) (8) lackooj thoaro
wait oo baadnd sad ols 106Waol ffttx tin
laehooi tkaaao aonk BOToalooa UTJ faot aad six U)
Itakoat sad tboaoooaatoao baadroj OBdaia (1MJ
fool aad al (II iacboa, toikapUnof boftaklar.
tka mbi bolaa laiproTod by attt4 u aabataotul
two atory Fraioo
to uoaao.
loraaoioaiB
bo paid at tbo
Toraaoreatoi Oaotblrdoaab.orwbUbfloomaat
aod twolvo moatko, with UtaraU, to bo aovarod fc j
adtodof Iraat oa.tk proatlaao aldt aad. If Iko
tarma aro aol ooiapUai wllb la 4to 4aya ahar tbo
aalo, iko Iraatooa raaro Ibo rttkl to ro-tall al
lima ai aai. p mv w.n b .
IhO Nil aaoooaior ibo bfh parvaaaar,
l.raaclai aad '"1V21,lttn.pV Fa a
WILLIAU A. raAWJCT.
COOPIR a LATIMII.
BT TIIOMAj DOWttJlCirABMllaitaool
11 VIUDU ITkMKT, QaOKOlTOVYJI.
aifiitinn
V1LMIU J1 faIff JgJJJIOIOlTOW.
B. Vabraarf M. 170. al
thai LOT Of UROUHD alloatod i
Half a to. a
nMDtaa U
Holgkto,aa4boaodod aa foltowat U-tiaalas: ata
2t-aaBdMTaty(17
coraoi of Boad aad (
aASlllB.I
t Boad aad Coajtroao a I root a. aad raaalo
ll UBO
Ibo aorUwaat ooraar of vfm. O. Bearr'a (pti
Ikaarooaawrly wUbtkoacrtk llao or ataaor'slol
oao kaadrot aad twaaly-two fott if o taaaao lo
ibo woatliBoof afoariooa foot wlaa aUyilbao
aortk with aaldj llao of laid alloy U tko Malaoaoo
aoraaroi obbibob unir i lot. in (oaaaawiia
I' I0II0
proporty, A dapo It or BlQO will bo roqalrod aa
woaaaiaapraporty iaaaoo04 OOWB, or II Will
bolainodlBlofy roaold If tbo larma of solo aro
aot ooaipUod with wlikla Ira dar a, tbo propoHy
ollf bo rooolral tko riak aad ooat of tko daaoll-
XnooBTaraaotBr.UaladlBi mtobbo ataupa at
tbo foal of !& psrcbutr
" u. vunnii.LT.
Jaal oodU lor ) AaoiUaor.
mOOOPEIldi LATIMttlt, Anel'rT.
13 (Sueooaaora to Janaa O. UoOuUo h, Uo.,)
tiooibwoilforaarof feamrlraala'aToaooaad
&aauu .
DRUGS ANDMEDICINES.
tfE. H.LEWIS,;
ia Di4ti. i. a
Flee Dnigi.Medltlifti and Chemifali
iTHO i ?DLL IRflORTUINT t
toirs, BamuH.rimunimis
3STO. SL
Y.M.C.A.UUIIDING,
KIKTU ABD O BTBEXTI.
nilfrut .f CiluHh pM I., loth J? "im
bmll Ur. II. C. .1.1 If nwUluu ; E2B
.Iru.ef. r.rlfc.f .'..fer ...m B.a.l..ld
tiaik In ( J....rr, Jni al 4 Alga, ill li.l
butrUIr Ooltmblf. Ml UI.I lhl pert 1.1
i.Well.!lo !.)) ? rfomfkff
dr.3..arrtr-M... fjo. I7.) f..ui.awCi.
iL..7.iT.l.a --- ! knaiJn HAatlaaiaa am tha
(Boarai Boor aa-a iwihiii bbbtb h wii.
Tkotorpef aaio.aa prooortbo WUl dooreo.
areiOoe third of parakaae titiT oe Wl !
Mh i tfco roaldoa laiiri waal UiiOlaiaaU, of a
aad LwalvaMoatha. with laUraitfromtba dir of
LAaArflAfedi.t ftHkAkll lA U K lln H I
Tartaaot Boiot ubo iir 01 ufriniua ioobot
to bo paid oaakjokoBditbo rtitdno Ibataof la ro
apoatlralr 4 aad 11 Boatbo rroai dar of aafo wltb
lauraat. to bo aooarai br dood ol traal oa tbo
proporkr. A 4oo4 ilvoa Wboa alt tbo parekaao
111
Br TlrUo 0( a 4oo4 or Inial boAriai dalo oa tko
IStborioobar, A J, M. aa4 daly rooordod
la HUrTaad M, Wo. i t folio 49. aad al tbo
roaaaat or tbo party oaarod thorob. I wlltoff.r
fi? aaJa.oa iho proalooa, 00 WlOBklDAT AC
TianOOB. Vabrnirv M. 170.01 ft o'olook. all
LB MIU
Tbo atloatlf a of oaptUtlaU la oaMod to tbla prop,
oaiy. aoit It oao of bmI ollclblo bo I III if lots aow
focalja. Itladlrooilr oppmIU T4ov Plaoo. aad
aooiB M. LlalbwaDValolorao aoaoo.
Tar silt Oao balf aab balaaco la alx aad
twolVO BtaBlha wlLk liUrul. aaJ aaaarad tka
LIBRiJtT ABD PAlIfTinnS AT APCnoif.
Oa UOffUAY BVklflBCl. Joaaary 31, 1170. a I
t o'aloak.al oar Aaitlaa Konno. wo Btall oolt
tbo Library aad Palanan of tba lata uao foo. Jr.
Alao, a Mabofaay Map Hook, owaod aad ao4
byOto Ooorso WaabtBflOB.
Tbo Booka aro bow ob tbo aboUos sad Cats
loiaaa aro raa4r for dlatrlbnlloa
Tarmaoaak, COO PI 2 k tATHIIS.
A'DkfK(riaiKatfvUumaMl.
rtjofrtrrtlemedlAlt-nlgbt, it "bli'-reel
dMMttMottnt neaaaat, Tbt eotertam
xaeai wa4oneof loo aertea propoeed to be
Ktredbjotr promiaeat cltUcni, to brlflg
about -better feeling: between Congreai'
rnenund tbo' clllitnl 6f WAioiogton by
dntwtocthem cloier tojetUrio tocUl later'
com. Thla loclal communion cannot fall
lo remit In good, at ltmafcct rolonand
peoplo better acquainted with each other,
and the iendeocy 14 to dlipel the tolinn.
derttandlog (hat ha loo often preraUed
At theaeenterUlnmenUnAtteraofthabeit
Intareet to lh city are dUaonied la ft friendly
aod mcM way. Each, torn to know the
olheT better, nod n goo wndenUodlog fol
lower , 8 a
Atplhotertainm(ttt UK' night Mr
Brown ipftdou'pftrlort ware thronged, by
a'dUUdgoliliU cocorADy. whohidbut one
regret, which wao that, the ptrtlog hoar hid
come too eoon- Mr. Brown recelred hl4
guctte In tho mosl hoapltable manner, acd
wm gracefjillyLMrfiled j Mri. Brown and
Ure. Chllda, of Boaton, Mlae Brown and
Mlit Child. Anonx'lk dUUantihed gen
Uenea preuot were Se'aAtort ' Hon 111, of
Mftlnei Hje, Bawyer, Oaboro, rratt, and
rattenont RepreaenUttre Btogham, C4ook,
Coocer.Crtb. Ferrr. Ollollfta. IUle. Uor
rill, Beofleld, fihinki; Btere'a, WUlUnuod
other i uod. John R. French. Sernaatt
Arm of tbo SnU; Judge Emery, or
Kentnckyi ftnd C. J. Oitr, kWrtUry bf the
Faru legation.
Antoog the proDWneal cltuene ajao present
were Messra. A. R. Shepherd, Lewi Clo
phne, U. Bemkeo, It. If. nail, Franklin
Fhllp, A. G. UaU, VT. B. Todd, Vf, S.IIant
logton, Dr. C. n Ntcbot, J W. Thorn poo,
J. W. Bolder, VT. 0. Hotierott, J. D. De
free, U. 0. Emery, TV. K- Bmlth, tnpatin
teadeat of the botanleaJ gardana, Clark
UUUtJohnT. Mitchell, WUlIara Mitchell,
Ilallet Kllboora, B. T, Freocb, 8am uel
Tonag and many others.
After an hoar passed la pleasant, social
conTine.lbe caetii oartooVlOf din decant
repasVaad'fult Jntlra waft done to the
palatable dltbe provided The cotopany
separated about mldnlgbt.
Tara actio r Commlaslioaer of Internal
Rerenno yeatefdaT-ordered the aelinra of ft
largo quantity of whisky la Ban Franclaeo,
oppo4 to BATf teen madf on im Auanue
coast.
rtrT?hiirn(i'PwnTJ-Ttim ctrar makri
of ClocloahU held ft meetlag on last Bator
day afternoon, January 33, to recelTo re
port on tba ntgotUiloo to actll the diffi
culties between them and their employer,
who hare redoced the scale rrlce to the ez
teat of $3 per thousand. Tba employer
assort that crery commodity baa been re
dact d la prlco, ibat cigar also will hart to
fall, and that consequently wage mast bo
diminished. The ctgarmakerscoaUndthat
the idling prlw of cigars ha sot bead re
duced, and that at the old rate they can
only earn 917 ft wek, which la lnsonlclen
to support themselre aad their families.
The hand complain that the reduction has
been maoVld winter, whea eiery poor man
Is anticipating suffering for hla family from
want of th veeesaarlcs of life and that tba
manaJMtnrara har written to other cltlos,
asking tbo member df the manufacturer
aaaaaiauooa lo aaoptiae umuanau ouioi
wloes, aad to refuse to employ cigar makers
from ClodanaU. The cigar manufacturer
of UlpolaBAtl, at &o eonforence, rofaood to
agreo to any term but those proposed by
themselroa, aod lh6 cigar maker hare re-
aoireu to continue toe eiruce. ine uifrar
Maker' International Union, howerer, offer
to send money to set up the striker la bosl
bs for themselTcs, two or three together,
la different part of Cincinnati. A strike le
reported oa tie Lake Bopeiior railroad, Min
nesota, against ft redaction of wage from
tl.TS toll a. day. Tbo striken, 700 In
number, hare stopped all work, and threaten
0 stop the trains.
It aasus to hae been, OTerlooked b
8bakJtTtii(crlUes that yUmlM'a unclo,1
the kfng,wara pawnbroker, fbr we read
thatllamlaf ktneabJm merely to redeem a
pieag. ,
iQptlda
WllE EYESIQHT aeturattly tutted
iciih Pcbhtet or other Sptdacltt ty
mvvy annotriny ajao fWHm.
11.11. IIEMPLER,
Optician, National ITotcU
Wood and Vial.'
WOOD AND COAL
GREAT REDUCTION Iff
PSIOE OF WOOD ABD COAL
IB rJriO Kaa ooioar praaaa, inii
Wood aad Coal, wo karo iklo day rodac
prtooato tbofoilowtacrBkoot
LyboaaVaiioriiArtoaofftllOraaadir.J..!
lew
(0
a-fto
TOO
em
too
k ak.
WhltoAahj
CkoalBBl,
Plao WooJ. DOPoori.'.
Oak w....
H..k. w. w-xgzwwaih
" atroot wkkit waokiaiwa, u u.
JaflAaTt,l70. jaW-laa
WOOD AND COAL.
at tko at thirty 4s yo wo will offor oar slock
01 nvviianu i 'iivain' "l" jr
Aienunicti xritii
LykoaaTaUoy Bod Al Coal. P"t
.aU Coot. Mr loa tin SO
&araaldoVrooBBfaUcCoal, ' ....... 9ta
'kltoAahOi. " .ttJOtf 00
Oak Wood, por ooffl... ; 7 (0
iMooWoo-KlT " . If . j. ..... v- w
AaavoAl .
.oodapor oor.,,
0Ol " itr. (U
IDliD BPLlTVro&D. aador ooror. coa
l.alla.a ka.J.IJL.
oo-ai
"VumVSTB.C
TTlt. II. UAUPBELLA
now.
Cor. Bltlh atroalaad Mliuor ayaaao oa oaaal.
or.Bltlha
JalS-ooln
QBKAT DEDUCTION
IN PRICE OF COAL!
lKMl toaa Lykaa's Tallay Bod Aah.
1,000 toaa boil qaallly Wblto Aak.
! iaiiniii.il ia aaor o aiuaa vol laair
hoory wlatai a lock. wlU. from tklo 4alo ail! at a
rii (vancuwa aa lurna-r iva
Oak, Hiokorr. aa4 Bakoro Ma wood. aaw
aad split kladilag . ft a,, ooaataatly oa kaad.
TABDS,
Sooth A ilraal, botwaaa Tlral aad otooad ata.
Capitol Hill ( 4TT otk I atroot, botwooa Hm
1 a4 BOTOBta atroata, Mary TanL
WIIIIAM H. BARB0TJB A CO.
Ecii EtUto Agent.
BAVfSkCaoss. Jambs W, Wiui.
(mntB m. vrravaTT
KKAL E3TATK EXCHANQE ikoKERB,
ODTU II D I. XTWilll ilXTK .ID I IT
ITU tTKIITS WIST.
JOEK B. ABEISOV,
IIU.VX. ESTATE AUEflT
nt.itf..lti4 ul r.irlrMf.Ttri.,
CHdiciBoii.Disai.oTJ.nnr.ttioi aiu.i.r
uoijjis b'6T3 i.u
IWlllI tk.illtf.l
m
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MAllKRITEK's'
U.Wa. nihil Ul. M.M. k. .iBi.tllr lire
paviui1unuinuh, window sulaues,
ovauanubuuaki; '
piotuue vrames.
wotu1ie oom an1 tumslls,
nuiuitrinintinjtibi,
PAINTlNdtt, KNOUAVINUM, CU 101103,
SWWIJ UBAUKtrrS, lu.. M.
Alt urM.Mlk. MMhutiiaH poMlib trloi
.,.. i?iU'ViJnuuiiibi
Alllboabovoaloclial
UKilVvXD 1-IIICES
DBTIL TBI l-IRST Of UARCII HI XT.
WAiniHCTOS lACTt AHD IMFUUIOM.
Abmt OftDHi, CriJ S. IL Lticom
hu beea ordered to report to tb inperla
tendent of the gtuenl recmlUij Mittot,
New Tork city, for doty t -Tort Oolimtei
Tint Llent. O. Voft,, JJIichei , to report or1
datr to eopertotcna'eiit of moontM reenitU
log eerrlot t CrUl UrrmcU.
Breyet Lieut. CoL X. BtoodfOod, epUln
thlrtj-eljhlh Uolted BUtet lafk&try, hATlof
beta MaUnced by general conrt-mariiai to
be dU rallied the aerrioef on leTiralchmrfW,
tod scDteoie of UU coort Ivu bea approtpi,
and Captain Dloudtood ceei tooe an offi
cer of the (Jotted State army.
Tnt caowdxd ooKDiTtOB of par eolofflns
this momlag prtfenU the pablleatloa of
somt matter of local IntereeW We regret
especially that we could not' get lot brilliant
speech of Corporation Attorney Cook In;
type. That speech 1 a genkja lit way II
wat dcllrered at ft Republican meeting at;
Union League Hall last night. It wat CH
rected entirely to the RirrjaLiCAif aad SUvi
and waa the slUlett, alcklleat and moat bralnJ
less twaddle that aa ever opened his mouth
to otter. We Wilt publish the report to-morrow
to tire the pablle a epeclmen of toe
wit, humor and ability of the Jackass who
bnuglet with the law matttrt of tbt cor
poration. Dott ox Salt, The Btate Department
yesterday transmitted to the Secretary of the
Treasury (the folio wing order of the Bpanlah
wrvroawuti fr jt., . ,
Toe comaTCrca of lalt beloc dtelared freew
the Iftdistrtal tax will be from tho 1st of
January a follows t
First Tariff First claisi Salesmen on
their own account or on commlssloa by
wholesale and retail, or py retail only If
common salt or purified.
Blxihclassi Warehouse of lt Inquan
tltlissmalUr than It) kite.
Tariff of Patentat AmbnUat merchants'
going to fair and market soiling tail Id
qaanllea maller than 10 kllat, 10 escndos.
Captains or master of Teel colec Into
port or eontlguoaa Island sslUag salt on
their own account or on commlssloa, 40 es
cndos, (one cscudo 60 cent.)
TntrASSAOBof the bill la tbeDonseof
Repreeatatlres yesterday to repeat "all
taw and parts of law gltiag to officers
and departments of the gorernmtnt the
privilege to send or recelre letter, docu
ments, or other mailable matter'free," will
perhaps please some of the country editor
who were clamorous for the abolition of the
odlou franking privilege a little too well.
Should It become ft law after the tad of the
prcseot fiscal year they cannot send their
hebdomadal to their subscriber lo the
county where printed free of potge at now,
and they must pay the postage on the papers
they exchange with other publisher, Jn
nct an eytot a little exertion may exalte a
Good "or petitions from ine "masse"
quite dtfforent la character from those that
hare beea comlog for the repeal.
DirABTirsTT or Aobicdltubb. IIoa.
Horace Caproa, Commissioner of Agricul
ture, Is dally la receipt of numerou applica
tions from all sections of tht country, ask
ing for supplies of oeodo, pUalo, Ao. It
will at much trouble and disappointment
to the public to know that It 1 not la the
power of the department to oomply with
inch request. The rery meagre appropria
tion made by Congress fof tbe ''purchase
and distribution of seeds," Ac, will not pos
sibly admit of auy general or miscellaneous
distribution. Tbe commissioner is, there
fore, most reluctantly eonstraloed to decline
all application of thU character, and con-
nne mmaeir strictly to tbe legitimate object
of the department, a Implied by the spirit
and Intent of the law creating tht same, aod
will hereafter only distribute seed, Ac,
through the medium of Btate aad Couoty
Agricultural Societies, organised farmer'
club, and the regular monthly statistical
and meleorolog Mil correspondent of the
office, the equally reacblog every portion
of the country.
Natal Obdibi. The following naval
order were Issued yesterday f Detached,
Lieutenant Commander Stephen A. Mc
Carty, from the navy yard, Ktw Tork j En
sign W B. H. Trailer, from the navy yard,
Philadelphia t Ensign J. TB. Bleaker, from
tht naryyard, New Tork t Ensign Adolphus
Matx, from tht naTy yard, Washington, on
the Stst Instant, and ordered to tht Coa-
gress by the Sth of February next I LUn
tenaot Commander Henry F. Picking, from
tht Naval Academy t Master BIoomfleldMc
Ilraae, from the navy yard, Philadelphia
EoslgaaJoha E. Plllsbury, J. R. Selfridge,
and C. P. Welch, from the navy yard, Bos
ton Passed Assistant Surgeon C. t. Well,
from the navy yard. New Tork i Assistant
8urgeon Charles 8. Caaalo, from the receiv
ing hlp Yermont oa the 811 laitaot, and
ordered to the Colorado on the 15th of Feb
ruary next. Ordered, Captain Edward T.
Nichols, aa chief of staff of, the Asiatic fleet
on the 15th of February ntxt Lieutenant
Commander O. F. Heyermao, Master Geo.
M. Totten and U. W. MEte, aod Chaplain
John K. Matthew to the Colorado on the
15th of February next Burgeon Haary.O.
Mayo, to tht Colorado aad at fleet surgeon
of the Asiatic fleet on the 15th of February,
next t Master Wm. Watt and Burgeon Wm.
M. King, to the Congress on. the 6lh of Feb
ruary neit.
WouKmta to bb Dischabq id. Orders
have beea Issued from the Nevj Department
to suspend all work at the yarlons navy
yards under the bureau of construction aod
bureau of steam engtneerlogt hence ft large
number of workmen, oonslstlog of ma
chlnists, ship-carpenters, painters, black
smiths, jol&trt and other branche of
mechanism, will be discharged. It la
thought that betweon six aod eight hundred
workmen In both the New Tork aad Boston
navy yarns, ana lourornrenuodreaiatne
Philadelphia and Portsmouth (N.U.) yards,
will be affected by this order, bnt in our own
yard ft small number only will be discharged,
as but one Teasel the Kansas 1 being
nuea oui ner. eua ft great majority or ine
workmen employed In the yard aro under
other bureaus whlCb have not exhausted
their appropriations, and are, therefore, en
abled to continue work.
Tbe cause of the above order la tbe ex
penditure of the appropriation of tht Bureaus
of Construction and Repair arrg Steam Engi
neering', though tbe other bureaus of tbe
Department Tarda and Dock, Equipment
and Recruiting, Ordnaoce, Navigation, and
Medicine and Surgery have plenty of money
to their credit. The appropriation bill, hew
irer, contains a clause forbidding tbe trans
fer or use of the funds of one bureau for tbo
work of another, hence the Secretary 1 on
able to retain, the workmen under the two
bureau above named. o
, Work will be resumed a toon aa Congstss
Will authorise the transfer of funds, as there
laa sufficient amount on hand to carry on
all the work ualU July. The Colorado, now
beUg SUtd oat u n0w Tork. and the Coo
gress. at PMladelphla, have bin excepted,
and thy will bo completed Immediately for
active service, the necessary amomt to
complete them having been reserved. Sec
retary Robeson baa written to the Naval
Committee ol the House and Senate, asking
Ing a repeal of the clause prohibiting transfer.
HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS
..a . . a I, i.
THE BALL IN HIS HOHOXU
THE ELITE OF THE CITY PRESENT.
The President ia Attendance.
The hall last night lo,honor of Ills Rovat
IHghnt Prince Arthur was probably on of
the most toAgulflcent affair ever witnessed
h this city.
When It wat positively ascertained tba.
Prince Arthur would visit Washington
Mr Thornton dturaataed, In eon sequence of,
tbe-erewd that-woeld undoubtedly be In
ttanAan Ia fiavo a. liaJl In hla tinnnr olao-
whartthtnat hit rettdence. After Inspect
lag several place he decided apon the beau
tlfal hall In the new Masonic temple, at the
cotbot tfPInlh and P streets. The Sail la
rWltie second floor, reached by ft wide and
CAiy aUUy, through a irxlous entrance
oa F strttt. Upon making application to
Admtrar.jDahlgrca, commandant of tht
naty yard for flap for decoration, tbt
were eneirfoUy tendered, and Captain K.
Randolph Bre, witn several auooraiuaie
eCBeer from tbe nary yard, were detailed
to dteorato the hall. Captain Breeae and
hi ores wero at work al day yesterday,
aod succeeded o well Inthelr labors a to
receive the highest encomia mi from all who
were present last night.
TUB BALL ABD HOW IT WAI TBWVBD.
The ball 1 about 110 feet deep by 40 wide,
and 14 ta all respect well fitted for It pur
pose. The floor was aewly waxed, and waa
In excelioot condition for danclog. At the,
east or upper end of tht hall a platform, It
entire width aad about 13 feet deep aod 4
feet high, had been erected, and wat neatly
carpeted aod famished with sofa, arm
chair, Ac. The centre aofa and chair
were upholstered la eolferlno rep, with gilt1
stripe. Tht remainder of the furniture we
In purple and gold rep. Over tbe platform
and on either side of the walls were flag of
the United &tata and Great Brlte a.ftoallf
Intertwined and festooned and fastened wltb
small American flag, formed Into a rosette.
Wreaths of laurel and natural flower weie
intertwined with the flng. Over each ldt
gaa-llght wa ft beautiful wreath of fragraut
flowtrt
At the west cad of the hall, and between
the doorways, two splendid American flag
were displayed, shaped like a shield. At
the same end of tbe ball, and over the gal
terylQ which tbe music wa sUUooed.au
other beautiful archway of flag wa formed.
Toe nail wat lighted by eighteen three-
pronged aide gaa brackets, la enamel and
gilt, oa each prong a "crown" shed forth
light frool three bursars, la front of the
music gallery wa a design, the centre pleco
being ft six point star formed of gaa Jets, on
either side of ltd star shone ten brilliant gas
tight. Oa the side platform and the floor
were ranged cane-seat chair, sufficient to
scat over two hundred people.
TUBoriHtKO er TUB BALL.
About nine o'clock Mrs. Thornton, ac
otnpAoIed by Mr. Le Strang, entered the
hall, and heartily greeted the four gentle
men selected to act a "stewards' or "floor
manager1' of the affair These gentlemen
were Hamilton Fish, Jr., Captain Max
Woodhall,U. 8. N. Captain Breese, U. 8.
N., and Mr. Seatoa Monroe To the lapel
of each of these gentlemen Mrs. Thornton
pinned a blue silk ornament, to designate
them. After looking through the hall, tbe
lady took a position about tweoty feet from
the entrance door, la readiness to receive
her visitors The secretaries and attaches
of tht Eogllth Legation, In full uniform,
and wearlog swords, hovered round her.
to carry oat her wishes. Mrs. Thornton
was elegantly arrayed la ft white motre an
tlque dress, with satin quilting around the
trail, blue ailia pualor Joopo4 with rod
roses, blue satin body with lact over body.
Mr. Le Strang wa bewitching! j attired In I
white Illusion puffed aad ornamented with
rosette of while satin. Mr. Ford waa
attired la while aatlo dress, with flowing
trail aad closely fitting body.
At 9.SQ o'clock, General ZelUo, Marcy
and ladle, followed by Jodge Wyile aod ft
large number of guests, entered the hall, and
were recelred with grace and dignity by
Mr. Thornton. About P.43 o'clock, Secre
tary Trench, of the Legatloo, entered the
room and Informed Mr. Thornton that the
Prince had arrived. She at once proceeded
to tbe foot of tbe alalra and recelred Hi
Royal Highness, who politely offering his
arm, entered the hall escorting his hostess.
Tht band played " Qod Save the Queen,"
and the Prince with Mn. Thornton, followed
by hi suite and the attaches of tbe Lega
tion, proceeded to tbe foot of the platform,
at the east eod of tha hall. Here they re
mained standing until the rnuslo ceased, and
then tht Prince cordially shook the hand
of ft number of hi new made acquaintance.
The Prince wa dressed lu the uniform of
tht royal rifles, and wore upon his breast the
Order of the Garter Colonel Elphlnstone
wore the full field dress uniform of the Eng
lish army, and wore a score or more medal J
of honor. Lieutenant Plcard was dressed in
hi uniform at an officer of artillery, En
sign Fllaroy wort a almilar uniform to that
of the Prince. Minister Thornton wore full
court dress with sword, aad alt tbe members
of foreign legations were attired la full
court dress.
The guest now commenced to pour to,
and Mr. and Mr. Thornton were kept ex
ceedingly busy In receiving their visitors.
The Prince, meanwhile, circulated very
freely, aajlog ft pleasant word to nearly all
be met, frequently chatting a moment with
one or more of the fair ladle present.
abbital or rnxst&txt obabt.
Al twenty minutes before eleven o'clock It
waa announced that the President and hi
company had arrived. Prince Arthur and
Mr. and Mrs.vThornton at once proceeded
down tbe stair and met the party. The
Prince gallantly extended his arm to Mrs.
Orant. Mrs. Thornton waa escorted by the
President. Mr. Thornton offered his arm to
Mr. General Porter. The party entered
tht room In the following order, the band
meanwhile playing "Hall Colombia 1" The
Prealdent.and Mrs. Thornton, Prince Arthur
and air, urant, Mr. Tuorntoa and Mr.
Porter, Gen. F. T. and Mr. Dent.
The throng mode way aod the distin
guished party, followed by nearly all tht
members of tho Cablutt, walked to the
upper end of the ball and took seats on the
platform.
Mrs. Orant waa attired In eherry-colored
velvet, with white satin overdress. She
wort diamond and pearl ornaments. Mrs.
Porter wore a while silk dress, with red
tatla. Mr. Oen. Dent wat dreued In white
Illusion beautifully trimmed. Mrs. Gen.
Babcock was attired to an elegant white
satin dress wMJ flowing trail
A few momenta were passed Id conversa
tion, and then the slgna was given for tbe
daoct to commence.
Tht following U copy of the prograt&mt
efasueFogV
Nassau abb, Msry XTf ill.
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Laaesrs.
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Ytua.t
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Van. Laaslers.
Oallen. VU.
auadrlil Ootmorf. " . ,
Colli! Sir Refer 4 Oeverir
la the first quadrille a set Was formed id
tht upper end of the hall composed of Prince
Arthur aad Mrs. Grunt, Secretary Fish and
Mr. Thornton, Goo. Sherman and Mrs.
Admiral Porter, Admiral PorUfand MUs
Sherman, M. CaUcasyaad Mre. Li Strange,
Mr. Thornton and Mr. Davit?
Ia the etcoad quadrille Prince Arthar m
Mrs. Tbotaton danced vti-avkat Colonel
Klphlnatone and Mr. Le Btraagtt Gtneral
Sherman aad MUs Frellnghuyteit danced la
the fame V
Alike MTenlb dance tht algaal waa glvta
for, tnpper, and Prlac ArirVr ecorlIog
Mrs. ureal, ana toe rmweei escorting
Mrs. Thornton, thsy ditliignihd visitor,
with the member of the Cabinet, parsed,
Into the upperroonv
tub avrrBB.
The supper waa arranged nndtr tho ui
pervlslon of Mr, Jones, tht Stewart of )&6
British legation, by Madame Demorest, a
slstad by Mrs. Kennedy. Tht table and
salads were prepared for Madame Demoresl
by Mr. CrntcheU. These well-known artistes'
had placed before the guest a most beau
tiful display, not only of table oroamtot.
but choice dainties to oleaae the appetite
The bill of fare comprised turkeys boned!
and roait, English pheasants, salmon;
erefgnes, hams beautifully dressed, chleken;
salad. Inhaler salads, nati dt tots trrat. Ac.
The coofoctlon' department consisted 0
pyramids or jelly, fruits, candled and plain,
single J el lies, Char'ottt do Raise, choice
cake candle, Ac Among the ornamental
creams were two representing American
aigle. and th. BrltuU Hon, mutual, to
huket. ot aosn.aad two mammoth via.
nui. Tkn 1 jM. .. .inil h.,a and
thera wKh choice bononete. Tha centra
ornament wa a masatrt ,anl atoganl eanvt
daUbro, httad with wax eaodlet. Tola
splendid affair wa nolversally admired It
la estimated to bo worth about 13,000, and
bear tht following Inserlptloai
Treitotod by tka British auhjeeta rssldaat
la th TJruruayaa Republi to III Exesllonsy
Edward Thoratoa,Mlalatr FUaipoteatlary
to tha Arceatla Ooofaderaey, oa th oooaaloa
of hta rotlromoat frooi Mootavldoo, aa a Uotl
moatalef thalr prsoaalsUataadof thalr
approtlailoa of the ability, Brataes aad In
partiality so nlooaUy displayed la the dlo
ehargeof hlopubll dutl as Ur Majoity'
chart d'affalrea and ooasul geaeral Ia that
Republle, from 1SS4 to 18M.'
Bhortty after aoppcr, tbe Prosideot and
Mra. Grant took their leave, tht Prince
escorting Mr. Orant to the door. A nam
beror the gueeUleft J tut after 13 o'clock,
thua allowing those who cared to join In the
pleaaorea of the daBce an opportunity to do
so without being Incommoded. The danc
ing continued sntU About 7i o'clock, the
rnnce secraine 10 enter in ma. spin. 01 iqe
occasion with great tseit, aod danclog hla
part la eir rtoger oa uoreriy witn iua ani
mation. The company wo probably a select aod
brilliant as has over gathered la Washing
ton. Tha costume of the ladle present
wereremaiktd as being exceedingly eostly
and elegant. To attempt to describe would
but give a faint Idea, of their beauty and
style, therefore we forbear.
Among those present, beside tht names
given above, werei Secretary FUh, Mr.
Fish and Miss Edith Fish, Secretary Bout-
well, wife and daughter, Secretary Belknap,
Secretary Bobesoo, Secretary Cox aod lady.
Postmaster Oaoeral Creswell aod lady, At
torney General Hoar, Assistant Attorney
General Field and lady, Aaalssant Secretary
of Bute Davla and lady, HU Mary King and
Mlu Sarah. Kingi Mr. and Madam W. D.
Bodlsco, secretary of tnt Russian Legation
Seaor Valles secretary 8pUh tegatloo)
Count Coloblano, Italian Charge d Affairs
Baron Ledcrex, Austrian Minuter) Madam
La Mamulse de Canlaxt noa. Reverdy Jeha-
oni Senac Solirere, Spanish Legation Da
nish Minuter, Mr. AtarnladAaUasi Saor Cor
tes, Colombian Legauont uouoi at Torre-
nne, French Legatlout Baron Albenncbao,
of tha Prussian Legation) Senor, Madam
and MU Garcia, of the Argentine Legalloni
Senor Roberts, SpanUb Minuter, General
Talt, Uaytlao Minister, and lady) Blacquo
Bey, Turkish MlnUtcr, and wle Senor
Perex, Bpar.uh Legation) Baron Gerolt,
Prussian MlnUUr, wife and daughter) M.
Catacaiy, Roman Mlolftteri Senor Polgal,
Spanish Legation) Colonel Freyre, Peruvian
Minister, wire and daughter) Senor Rivera,
Spanish Lcgatton) Senor Polestad aod lady,
Spanlih Legatloa) Mr. Rangabe, Greek
Leiratloni Slenor Oarraoxu, Argentine Le
gation) Senor Magalhaens, Braatilan Minis
ter, and ladyj Senor Finery, lirasiiian Lega
tion) Baltaxai EffondI( Turkisb Legatloa )
Comtl de Tareroey, Charge d' Affaires j
France) Gen. Sartoa Acosta, Colombian
MloUter) Mr. J. Berthemy, French Minister,
Chief Justice Chase, Mis Nettle Chase,
Mis Vail and MUt Aolds, Jadga and MUs
Swayoe, Judge and Mr. Nott, Justice Mil
ler, wile and daughter, Jodge aad Mra.
Davis, ScaMtora Drake, Spencer, Robertson,
Cameron and lady, Harlan, lady aad daogh-
ter, Carpenter, Bayard and lady, Schurx and
lady, Cole and lady, Morrill and lady, An
thony, Pomeroy and lady, Corbett and
lady, Edmond, WlUUm aod lady, Howe
and lady, Feoton and lady and Miss
Fen ton, Harris, Ramsey, Hamlin and
lady, Ylckers, Bawyer, Gilbert and lady,
Speaker Blaine and lady, Representative
Jencke and MUi Jenckes, Hon. 0. F. Hoar
and lady, General and Mr. Banks, noo.
Job E. Stevenson, Hon. John Lynch and
lady, Hon. Jamea Brook, wife and daugh
ter) Hon. Mr. Wei We rand lady, Hon. Samuel
Hooper and lady, Hon. DennU McCarthy
and two daughters, Hon. W. L. B tough toa,
wife and daughter) Hon. R. J. Haldemao,
Hon. Orange Ferris and lady, Gen. Butler
and daughter, Hon 0. A. Eadridgt,Hon. C.C.
Washbura aad daughttr,Uoa.IL C. Bachard,
General aod Mrs. Marcy and daughter, Gen
eral and Mr. Dyer, General and Mra. Por
ter, General and Mr. Dent, General B. W.
Brlce, Colonel T. Diddle, General and Mr.
Parkor, General aod Mrs. Hooter, Geoeral
and Mrs. Bullock, General O. 0. Howard,
Colonel Rathbone, General and Mrs. Rick
ets, General Mlchltr aod lady, Geoeral Vin
cent and lady. General Townsend and lady,
Captain Wallace, General and Mrs. Myers,
Lieutenant Palaclas, Col. and Mps. Audn
rclJ, Gonerai and Mr, namaay, General
Moore, colonel Douglaa, Oencrai Charlea
Ewlng, Colonel DsUDeld, wife and two
daughter, Colonel aod Mn. Danoot. Qea.
tod Mn. Daytoo,Go. Qolsn and daughter,
Admiral ana Mr. Porter, Admiral Davla
and daughter. Admiral Goldaborough aod
Udy, Commodore Emmons, Major Blade.
Captain Patterson and lady, Lieut. Com
modoro Bauds, Lieut. Walnwrlght, Dr. aod
Mr, and MUs Clymer. Lloot. Russell. Com-
modore, and. Mrs. Sands, Lieut Goodloe,
ComooodorVand Mlae Alden, Lieut. Colon et
HaywoodAdmlral Udff and lady, T. M.
notfj'f ajltpff, Gen. ZeiUn, marine covps.
Udy.ftnd'daa'giuf 1 Admiral Powell, Mr.
and Mr. II. Brlgga, Commodore Bmlth and
lady. Dr. M Mr and Mis Maxwell, Mrs.
Bealet , Q. A. rjt cb, air. and Hn-Cariuie, Mr.
aod Mr. Miller, Ml Pauline Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Phnp, Mr, aod Mrs. Morgan,
Mrs. W. H. Lawrence, Mr1. II W. Moottoo,
Caleb Cnhfaig. MIf Mary Lee, Dr. Tnomaa
Miller and daughter, Mr aad Mr. A.
LowretXx-Uayor Wallach and lady, Mr.
A, IL Smith, Eben Dale, L. A. Gob right,
Mr. MePalls, Mr aod Mr. Harrington,
Mist Oolemaa, Mia Beal, Mr. and Mr.
XUrrey, Dr. Uagner, Mr. DooUtU aad
daacbUr. Capt. Wyadhao, Mr. Oeorgt
W. Elgga, Mia Kate Rlgga JenaU
Rlggs, Master T. La. Rlgga. Mttse
Loiing, JL, M Feaaenden ind family,
H. B. Adftmi, a W. Jarboc, W. H. nud
on, Mr. and Mr. EUaha Allen, J. C. Ken
nedy. BVAirowo. Mr. aad Mre. N. A.
Bergenat VriJAflUmoodts DrVTryoo, Ji
C.8 Keoaedy, W. B. Lee, Mrs Fagl, Mr.
Keller, Mr. Canipj-Mr. aad Mr. Albert
Ray, Mr. and Mrt. Bereett,, Prof. Henry,
Ml Hcryi frteiry Vi .Robinson, Mli
CharetfeV, MisiBenJamlo, Mlaa'Wood, Mis
Lyool Mr. Frlngle, Mr. Commodore Ste
vsni, rir.Pendletoo.J.C.Kelton.Mri.rralt,
Mlsa A. StonaJIx. Htgtman, Jas. D. Uagtr,
MlssT Metatyre! Rlcbardcoa Glovor and lady,
Miss Bands, Col. C. T. Eldrlge, Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Webb, MUs H. T. Kenney, Miss
Rosa Ray, Mlu Alice Brlgga, Mis Marlon
nowlandY Montgomery Blair aod family,
Mr. Qeorge Morris, Mayor and Mra
Bowen, B. F Emmons, Mra. Barnes, Hon
E. M. Wilson and lady, MUt Moore, Mr.
Jadd, MUs Mary Chase, Mr. Wadsworth,
Mr. aod Mr. Strange, Mr. Horton,
Miss T. IL Eastman, Mrs. Stewart,'
Miss Marion Xloiler, W. W. Corco
ran, Mr. Harrington, Mr. aod Mrs,
Pendleton, Jodge FUher, Millard Freeman
W. Blankee, Mrs. Trumbull aad daughter.
Mr. frank Inrnhlll. Mr. Jame. BUIr, Mlee
Violet Blair, Mr. and Mre. n. D. CntU and
danghter. Mri. Tatcott, Mr. and Mre. Lea,
Mr. and MreMaithawe. Mr. T. Miller, Mr.
and Mr. J. Uubley Ashton,JLibertBerhouse,
Judge and Mr. Dent, O. F. Harm, Mr. 8.
Ward, Mr and Mrs. S, H Johnson, Mr. and
Mn.F.ADlck, Mr. Tracy Lee, Mr. and
Mn.W.O.HlUE. J Holme, Jamea W.
Corcoran, and Other.
rniNCE AUTIITJB.
The Dlaaer att tkamealtlence ersee
rolarr Flab.
The dinner at the residence of Hon. Ham
ilton FUh, Secretary of State, waa a sump
tuous entertainment, and reflected the ele
gant taste aad generous hospitality of the
host The dining hall wa chattely decor
ated, the American and English flag being
gracefully entwined In festoon, while the
table wat ornamented with bouquets of -quUlte
flowtrt.
Tbt guesta were seated at 30 p. m., Sec
retary FUh at the head of tho table, Secre
tary Bontwell oa hU right, Chief Jnitlce
Chaio on hit left. Mrt. FUh occupied the
other end of the table, Prlaco Arthur oa her
right, Minister ThoTalon on her loft. To
tk tj urine Prince were Speaker Blalot,
Baron Voo Gerolt. Eostga FItxroy, Seoetor
Sumner, (chairman of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs,) Attorney General Hoar,
Secretary Robestn aod Admiral Porter. To
the left of Minister Thornton were Geoeral
Sherman, Postmaster General Creswell,
Lieutenant Plckard, Secretary Cor, Hon.
N. P. Banks, (chairman of tbe Committee
on Foreign Affairs of tho Uoose)) Secretary
Belknap and Colonel Elphlnstone.
At the close of the dinner the gentlemen
retired to the library, where some lime waa
agreeably spent la social conversation, az-t
at oloe o'clocjt the guest retired, and th
Prince with hu talte returned to th real
denes of the BriiUh MlaUter.
Mrs. FUh wat dressed la a lavender silk,
with hooltod lac dUmond and peart orna-
ment.
Atno.aemea.la.
Waix'a OraoA. House.-" Mercy Dodd,"
one of Dion fiouclcauU'a latest adaptations,
was given for the second lime last night.
there being a fall house. The acting of the
different members wa excellent, and goes
to show that our people are fond of good
acting, even if the play is not ao superior.
Why cannot Mils Keeno glvta ft series of
high comedy performance t
NATionAh Thbatbb. The lively opera by
the Brother Bled, "CrUpInoelaComr,"
waa presented last evening to ft targe au
dience, which was equal, in point of bril
liancy aod fashion to any audience which
ha attended during tha week To-night we
are promised Aubex'a grand opera, " Mas
eaaleUO) or, The Damb Girl or Fortlcl," In
troducing Slgoor Lefraoc, Reyoa, aod Bar
Ill, and Mile. Caolsaaaod Lam!.
Haoxb'I Natiobal Allboobt a :d Tab
lbaux. Melaerolt Hall wat crowded last
night to wltoeaa the first exhibition In this
city of the " National Allegory," by Prof.
J. M Hagar, which waa represeoted by a
chorus of over 400 children from tho public
tchooU. Tho children were appropriately
attired, the girls being mostly dressed lo
while, thost represen ting tht different Slate
wearing crown aod bearing the national
emblem. The choruses were rendered in a
most excellent manner, and this fact speaks
highly both for Mr. Hagar as a teacher and
for tho aptness of hla young pupils. The
dialogue wa well sustained, and reflected
great credit upon the yoong performers.
Mlu Oulahan personated the "Goddess
of Liberty,'1 la ft manner which won for her
frequent applause. The final tableaux,
called ' Peace, " which represent th
crowning of ft wounded Union aoldler, wa
moat effectively given. Tho wbolo enter
tainment wa evidently enjoyed by the audi
ence, If we may Judge from tht plentiful ap
plause given, aod we would arge all who
desire to wltoess thU most pleasant and
novel exhibition to attead to-night
lAleet Ticrrftbb!e Bretltlts.
The Erie railroad striker were informed
yesterday by Superintendent Frtcher that no
man would be employed who belong to
tholr organisation. Many of the strikers
then hold a meeting and formally disbanded.
Many of them are applicants for reinstate
meat. lo the libel suit of George Wilkes against
the Turf. iMlaaw Farm newspaper yeiler-
f day, the Jury brought in a verdict of "not
guilty," amid much excitement.
General Ames, General Alcorn, and H. R.
Revels, the colored Senator, left Jackson,
MUs., laat night for Washington
At the Workingmen's Assembly In Albany
yesterday ft resolution waa adopted de
nouncing the enactment of law by Con-
great taking from the Supreme Court of the
United State) tho power to question the en
actment of law eoacted by It.
The Committee on Railroad lu the Maine
Legislature agreed, yesterday afternoon, to
report a general railroad act by a vote of
7 to 3,
TIE NEWS BY CABLES
Tk. Blrlk. at Uk or.ai.l-ll.riar
al.a .r th. Cr. Itl.I.llir
rr.k.bl. ChM..C l.l.ttr-Tb.
Craainltl Tr..lr Wllk Sail....
Pun, J.o. 87. Mnj of th. troop, re
ctntlj not to La Crtaiot to rmim order
Iher. .moDgtha itrilnre tT returned to
tbtlr grrUoni .
Scbneldtr no accuM Eogllthmen ot
liTbj fomeiitod th. trotfolM.
A Itormj Kwtoo of lie dorp. I(1eUUf
occnrreJlhU .fteraooa on th. Trueo-Eog-Uih
commercUl treaty. TblT, la a ipeh,
demanded tha renunciation of Ihla trt.tr,
and reproufcod th. maJorlt UMrtlng that
ner 1" ' tnuj npreirat the canary or
they vonld orenhow a mlnUtrr h.Tlng
principle, tha eonnta had repudiated. Great
agitation coined.
Minuter Foroode replied, and aeierlcd
lhatthamlorltTnph.ld th. Cabinet.. Itle
-oi-f"ta-
luauwiiii avuiiu vwnim
Utry attd Forcode upheld It, hat 11 it top-
rosed that ThJert wished It to remit In
vote that would force Dora, Laura and
Ballet to reilga In order to be replaced by
member of tbe majority
It U announced that Clartoden hat ar
rived here from London, to ascertain for
IbeEailUh Government tht real Intention
of the Cabinet and Tallerlet lit regard to the
treaty of 00. mere, which 1 expected on
the 4th of February.
ABTI-aULYKMY HOCIBTT.
Tbe Moelaty'o OptBlomaf tbftAttnla
iloa of uttaorai Hla tea tkeamsel
allow of Ualled aUalee teftfttora
WeBdoll ruilllpa.Makoa at Cbarac
lerlatle flpeeeh.
BOiTOir, January 97. Th anti-slavery
society have adopted resolution of rejoicing
al the near prospect of tht success of the
fifteenth amendment. Also, the following,
UtnAvti, Wa doom tbe preolpttaU adatlaaloa
Af halMoaat Hlalaia nan tboai a orava IMllt-
Itafarrori It Is a aoodloos botrayaf of tko na-
Hon. and a foul wraat to
who haro a-lroa
tholr lives, aad to tno loyal
iss who look
e iangr a aor pivtaiuni
DarlortM debate on too raaoinuona, sen-
ator Trumbull was alluded to by one of the
speakers aa that recreant Republican who
ought to bring Virginia back Into tbe
Union without the neceaeary guarantee
that the right of tha black man would be
recognised.
Col. T W Uigglnion deprecated giving
aldtoffeedmen, thinking It best to leave
them to their own resource. He compared
their condltloa to the Irish emigrant, who,
be said, landed at New Tork without a dol
lar, and In a year were controlling the dee
tint of the city.
Wendell Pblillpt made a ftw remarks,
paying bit reaped to the New Tork TrOmns,
and said he would like to strip Horace Greeley
and pat him out upon ft prairie aod y to
him " Root bog or die," and leave him there
to work out hU own manhood on W favor
able theory He aid what waa waited wa
not soldiers la the South, but ft 000 In
Washington.
Place such a man at Baa BstUr In Xhe
While House and the coon would come
down. Benatort Trumbull nud Roes were
chararterlxed by him aa half-baked lawyer
and half-fledged elalMoaooj, wbo to
pick the crumbs that fell at tho feet of Sen
ator Sumner.
Wm. Crofte, Mr. Laughton, of Ohio, and
Mlaa EdmnndJ, (aU colored,) Bleyaen D.
Foster, Julia Ward Howe and tithe, ad
dressed the oelety.
reinoDra odeqtjie.
KKCttetjaaal le. rorltaad-oSroal D
Ire to Sea tba BojMalaa Propara
! at Foftbaoljr, BE aeaftebaiaotta.
Portlahd, Ma., Jan. 97, Great number
of people Hocked to town to-day to visit the
fleet, notice having been given la the paper
that they would receive vleltors, and great
dUappolatmont wa felt by many that they
were refused admittance, owing to the visit
of Admiral Farragut aod party, on whoso
account the vestal war kept closed until
afternoon. The harbor was fltled, however.
with boat which tailed around the fleet,
and the disappointed one had the privilege
of wttneealng the fine spectacle of manning
tbe yards ot the Monarch and Plymontb
when the Admiral vUlled the veaiel. No
aoouer wa the AinUra. party down one
aid than th visitor were admitted on the
other, and In tho morning the vessels were
crowded.
AU boats In the vicinity swarmed with
passenger . aod tbe wharves were to crowded
with people waiting for passage that aome
dots wore pos&ed into the doefcj luckily
witoont loss or lire.
Pbabodt, Mam., Jan. 87 The prepara
ttons here for tht obsequlee of the late Geo.
Pcabody are nearly completed. Tbe re
main are expected to arrive on Tuesday,
aod will lie In state at tht towtr hall of the
Peabody Institute one week. No service
will be held in the Institute. The Anal ob
soqnles will "take place la the Congrega
tional Church,and the remains wilt be depos
ited In Harmony Grove Cemetery.
TIB Q Iff. A.
The SUU Tarae Ovsr 4 Ibo 0111
AatnorUlee-Tno Appal at aw owl of
a. laiealeaftaH uavoraor.
RrcnvoBD, Jan. ST. General Canby li
med an order to-day that all military com-
mUsloat acting under the reconstruction
acta cease, aod that all cltiiea prisoners be
tamed over to tht State courts) that all clt-
Ixeo prisoner undergoing tho sonttncea of
military commissions shall serve oat such
sentences, unless released by a United State
court) and that all ctvll officer appointed
under the provUlonal government ihall va
cate When their suooostori are elected or ap
pointed under the new constitution.
Governor Walker hat Usutd a proclama- j
Uoa convening the LegUlalart on Tuesday,
February 8.
John L. Marye, Jr., of Froder.ckbnrg,
was to-day appointed LUateaaat (lovwrnor
by Governor Walktr to fill the vacancy oc
casioned by tho election of. LtWla to lite
Senate.
...,.
Tbe Tobaeea Trade A Ditegatlon wo
lb Wftjr tft VrftafclftKi.
New Tost, Jaouary ST. The committee
of tho National Tobacco Aasoclatlen lias
gone to Washington to lay the griovaooes of
the tobacco and cigar men before Congress.
They will present a petition, asking that sec
tion 7 of the Internal rereoiM act or July w,
tRf.!l rm urnnnrnil. and that the Ur Iff of S3
per noaad and Mpcr cent. aiMbnata
enforced on all Imported clgara. Aa tha
rA-...a n ail imnAHn.1 rirari aa in
tarts act of 180(1 haa ueTer been repealed,
It la claimed that the enforcement of tba aec
tlon of tbo Internal rerenua act haa da
ercaaed Ibe manufacture of clgara la thla
country, and thrown maay workman oat of
employment, being aotd at aboal tha former
price of thoao manufactured here, while th.
Qorerament naa anffered a loea of rerenue.
A maaa meeting of tba tobacco manfac
tarera will be held hare.
Taair aocuea an orerfflcloua aeeoeaor of
Internal retenuo out Welt or epaadlng three
dare In hunting up a beat that ha heard wa
brain In tho woodi.
STATE LEGIA'TURES.
LOCI HI A or A
Nbw Oblbaxi. January 27-TheXfirUU-
tare passed ft Joint resolution pcUtwnlag
Congres not to restort the duty 011 lugar
and molasses.
A bill waa reported amending the gam
bling law. tt relnauguratc the old system
and blackmailing.
Tbe Bute central committee' and Collec
tor Casey to ft conference agree to sixty
four changes of lukswarm Repollcan and
Democrat in the custom-house and their
places lobe filled by active Republican politi
cians. UEOKUIA.
Atlakta, Oa., Jan 27-Tbo Senate qual
ified two member from the eighth aad ninth
dUlrict for the House. A communication
from the Governor, endorsed by Oon. Terry,
was read, slating that person hero claiming
the teat of tbo declared Ineligible by the
military boartLlneyhavlnc received the next
.,. . -
rA:-,,?':?v".kTT.
that they be allowed to take their scats, ao4
also stated that Gen. Terry endorsed tbia
count, but wu willing to Bubmtt tbe ques
tion to the Hooso. The Home re rated to
seat them by a vole of 63 to 03.
Tbo Coal naty Qnoalten.
One of our Washington correspondeots ha
made mention of tbe vote, fire ta foor of
the Ways aod Meaoa Committee pf the Hooso
of Representatives to put coal of all descrip
tions upon the free list. At first tight thl
look like a relaxation of that rigorous
ystcmof high tariff which 1 levied upon
almost every article of ni and comfort In
the dally consumption of the community.
Some aurprire has been expressed that any
high tariff man should give It his support
In reaUtr. however, the duty of 11.25 upon
bituminous coal U a very moderato one when
compared, for example, with some other,
such aa the doty on iron, wuica 1 v wa,
and which It now propoeed by this very com-
rhKtco to raise, although Mr. Commlalooer
Well argue It does not need protection of
more than S3 ft ton. Any redaction of the
UrlC on coal help the Iron Vntereot ao that
It might veil o (uav vnosa coocernea ia
keeping op the enormouse doty on Iroo might
favor ft reduction of tbe coal duty without
becomlag paxtUan thereby of th Idea of
free trade. Tbe effort wa mad before the
laat Congreai to strike off this moderate duly
upon bitumlnou eoal, but In view of the
lnflucaoeaadeflortaofJioa. Francis Thomas,
of the Allejrany dUlrlot of MaryUad, and
the strong array of faete which h and other
mane en tnia bbpjocw ut ouwn iuw
oommluee had than, In reporting a tariff bill,
put coal on the free list, but tha s trope
rtaaon adduced against that policy, and
htih uau valid now aa then. rravAllM.
The tame fact and figure which, operated
then will be likely to prevail now, when the
t abject come bedore tbe Uooae. .
inereu no section uvwuuiTjwuecu
faaa aay special Interest lathe reduction of
thl duty, except that perhaps om of tho
Northern aeaboard aecllous.ln theprotec
lion latitude, might be benefited by receiv
ing riOVa BCOU coai, wold, ia now am uj
the domeslle supply, free of duty, upon
aanat terms, bat neither the West nor any
pOrUOO Ot IBB .aw!, nvuiU) ao Mil a nv
can tee, be benefited by It, for the doty
being removed, It would be In equilibrium
a hundred mile Inland, and must go for
ward at ft loss. Tho result would be ft di
minished domesllo supply la the seaooard
8K,,ftinnss.tu.s&Bffte.aaf
Ineteadorleueoed. It le aunmed Uiat tho
duty on meminone coai uum iwpi
of aslbraoU., bnt th. aeeampllon U re
Karied aa enttrelf unfounded bjthoeawho
uamlaa th. eabjeet. Anthracite le tho
onlr coal that baa material!, adf anced In
price, and tale 1 the reeolt of (roabla In tha
coal region, and combination, for epccnla.
llreporpoK. rather than tho coneenueoca
...t r nv bind. The dnt. on aolhra.
..-It. coal wae lmpoeed bj tho act pf Jono
- ar.a 1 I I. frm Mania a. Inft.
vt al.. ....1.1aA a la nrann liltDinln.
Tn- ."'",.Tr,T: r: ,.. v;.; ;:t
... - 1. JIM IVaiVJ .a.wm, -
ikLTi. on. In Nora Bcotla or anjuhero
then u ."""" ". . . ,. -iim
by either Nova. . NoT. z-oO InUrest
" ?u ." . ! -ha rtMil of the duty oa
SSSrJflSittt " Production
bltamlnoas coal, yet tu. b.T0 lUaloed to
there Is believed not to
ner cent, of tho
nw,uw toot, noi iwenty-ove , f AmeriCan
annual Increased consumption u, --aou- for
coal, ao that reliance upon Nova r. ,oul(.
any lneonsiaeraoie part 01 our supply v ,
be likely lo raise the price of that attic,
much more than tbe duty now paid. Tbe
resources of our own country for a surolr
of bltamlnoas coal aro unlimited, and the
moat Important publlo worka of our own
Btate are ennred la facliltatlnff Its proem
to market. The Baltimore and Ohio rail
road and tbe Cbeaapeake and Ohio canal are
great eoal routes, ouiy mroagnout ine opra
or sammer tcmaou in onniini; lorwmra too
supply. We are commlued now US tbe com-
ftletlon ot another route, the Western Mary
and road, the city having just been called
upon lo Indorse tbe bonds of tbe rood to the
amount of $1,400,000 to extend It to WU
tlamsport, aod it la even contemplated to
carry 11 finally erCurabrIaod. If It doe
not pay a a railroad investment, It will cer
tainly serve farther to supply the eoal mr
ket and cheapen tta convenience.
Tha represent tires of Maryland loteroatA
do wll to place before the committee tbo
Important facta which, oa ft former ocea
sloo, determined the House to retain the
duty. It la remarkable that, only tbe day
before that oa which tbe committee voted to
make bituminous coal duty free, It agreed
to raise the duty on the medium class of
steel Imported la bars, sheet and colU, and
that oa leading article on the bill thus far
matured, wttn rew exceptions, tno aauea
will be illffbtlr higher than In the preaeat
tariff law. Instead of removing tbe com
paratively light duly on Ditnminoas coai,
tbe committee might better render coffee,
sugar and tea free article. It Is pretended
that, If tbe duty Is retained, Canada will re
tallate by Imposing duties on our wheat,
flour, ate., and perhapa repress bet desire to
be annexed to the United Bute. It 1 aeffl.
elent to reply that Canada takea 110 more of
ftnonmrinctiona now than she wanU She
needs our superior or peculiar qualities of
wheat and flour, and will not abut them out.
As to her desire for annexation, which 1
Tory problematical, he tta oaly to come
into toe Uolon to escape dotle oa all her
productloos. Jtalttnwr' ?wa, J. 37.
lateretllftff from Liberia.
Let tors were received on Tocsday at the
rooms of the American Colonisation Society,
reporting the arrival at Monrovia, December
19, of their floe ship, the Golconda, after ft
pleasant passage of thirty-five day from
LlamplonRoad, Virginia. Thoeablapaa
snger and migrant the took out were in
good health, and the latier were pleaaed
with their prospect lo Liberia.
The passages of the Golconda from thl
oeantry to Liberia hare been remarkably
ikVform, almost equal to that of a steamer,
bor first voyage having been made In thirty,
six dtrtj second In thlrty-u.net third In
iblrty-flvot fourth lo tbUtj-alt.
The lerWature waa la session at Mon
rovia, and Hon. Edward James Roye had
been declared daly elected president of tbe
Republic of Liberia for the ensuing two
yar. The new chief magistrate of this
law -"2 ' SLSJ"
,-.-. w.. . -- - ..
Ohio, rebraar 3, 1U3 receirea an auc
tion at th. Ohio Uplrertltr, at Alhea,and
Oberlln Collegei Uogbt echool t Chlllcotn.
In 183 .ngagidla buelnwe t Term lUnte,
Indiana, In l&S-Ul.and waoraini Uberla
In lata, wber. ha b.i ilnce rmlded.
PromptlT engMlog In mercantu. pnnnlU
at MonrorU, be tu eiitnded hie operation,
not onlj along lome ' Ihoneand mile, of
lb. waTt co..f of Africa, bat to England ayd
tba United Sulci. Snccoel hu attended hla
Mlerprltln and poreeierlng efforla. aod ha
la etfnted to be worth about twq hundred
tboound dollare. Ur. Rojej haa had axpa
rleoce In pwtllo lite, hating been .peaker of
the boaea of repreeontallrea, n member of
He eenate. and chief )natlce ottha euprcmq
court ot libcrla,

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