New York Times, The (Newspaper) - January 27, 1882, New York, New York r VOL 9482 NEW-YORK FRIDAY JANUARY 27 1882 PRICE FOUR CENTS IiV CONGRESS f A VOTE ON THE SHERMAN ING IBB REFUSES TO LAT IT OH THE DEFENDS HIS AND THE TARIFF AND TAX CLERKSHIPS AUD IRISH TALKED OF IN THE HOUSE WASHINGTON Jan tbo Senate day Mr Sherman made a speech In port of his 3 per cent funding and ho had finished bis remarks a vote eras taken on a motion made by Mr Windom to lay tho and amendments on the table Tho motion was lost bj a vote of 23 to 45 as follows In roman Democrats In Italic Independents in SHALL Bayard Butler Call Camdin rtr of SVest fair Gorman Hampton Johnston Logan yan Plumb Sewell staler Teller Vance liami and Allison Anthony Blair Cameron of of Concer DAVIS of Ferrj Frye Hale of Colorado of Jonai Jones of Florida Lamar McDIll ler of California Platt Rollins Sanders yer Shorman Vaa Wyok It Is known that many Senators voted against tho motion who are opposed to tho because they desired votes to be taken on the amendments yet the large majority was i great surprise to thoso who have for several days confidently predicted tho defeat of tho measure Tho greater part of Mr Sherman's speech was In opposition to tho amendments proposed by Mr Vest tha most important of which la one making it tory on tha national banks to taco tbo bonds Mr Sherman criticised both its con- struction nnd principle and said it the ances complained of under section 4 of the act of allows tho to surrender their circulation at will wera to bo tho remedy should be applied in an Independent to bo reported from tho on Finance amendment requiring the banks to keep third of their capital in United States bonds was opposed by Mr Sherman who said that somo of tbo largest banks in tho country had littlo or no circulation and the amendment if adopted would them out of existence Mr in discussing the silver question said tha subject was now in the hands of a Monetary Conference It was hoped that somo international agreement might bo reached Mr Plumb's proposition to reduce tho Treasury reserve to should bo considered in an independent as an amendment to tho Refunding it was out of Mr Sherman reviewed the history of the Ing legislation in tho States and Europe In reply to Mr appeal to let well enough tbo Ohio Senator defined well enough ns meaning that which is tho best for the try the passage of his Tho most interesting portion of Mr man's speech was bis statements regarding the reduction of taxation amd the re- vision of tho tariff Mr Morgan ed an explanation of Mr Sherman's views on these subjects and he gavo them very ly Ho said that Congress in his estimation would fail in its duty to tho people if taxes were not reduced at this or the next session Ho wished all internal except those on and tobacco ished A burden of about would be lifted were these taxes repealed The great subject of tho tariff he sold was not to be dealt with lightly Ho had leys that tho best commission to deal with tho subject was tbo commission mndo by the Constitution The tariff should be revised in tho same way that It was created 20 years ago when Mr Morrill framed the Mr Sherman pointed of tho irregularities in the present tariff The method of collecting sugar should be changed The duty on sugar alono ed a revenue ot about to the Government and tbo method of collecting this revenue was such that no honest man could tell what he pav The old ways of testing tho saccharine strength of sugar had been so completely disturbed by changes in tho process of manufacture that they were really testa of nothing but investigations had that sugar which under tho old standard test would have been admitted as No 7 possessed saccharine strength of more inan No 13 Tho fault was entirely iu tho tariff Congress had failed repeatedly to remedy it because the bills reported wore invariably loaded with riders to change I duties on other ar- ticles The Treasury Department to aid la detecting fraud had adopted the use of tno and since that ment was introduced thoro had been a cam of annually in the duties Any committee with tho information now in tha possession of Congress could frame a in throo days that would remedy tha defects In tbo law Mr Sherman said that he had always believed In tho doctrino of protection to can industry and labor That policy had built up the business Interests of this country It delighted bun to know that tho South was takine up idea New cotton mills being built Iu tho Southern States hor iron mines were being opened and her tries There la tho road to there 13 the road to prosperity In tho tie exclaimed with enthusiasm Ho said that while our industries there woro scores of articles which we should strike from the tariff list Ho desired the Senator from Alabama to discard his Democratic free trade theories and join in the good work Mr Morgan said that he believed in the old theory of building tho cotton mill close to tho gin and the saving thereby effected would movo tho necessity for high protection Mr Shorman continuing advised the tion of taxation to a point where tho surplus revenues would maintain tho ing fund required by law Returning to the question of tho tariff he declared that the present rates on iron and steel were When tho Morrill a law all the steel was imported and cost three times as much then as now Tho duty was im- posed in view of the condition of affairs 20 years Now processes of taro had since revolutionized tho trade A gentleman had told him yesterday that steel rails could be made now cheaper than iron rails The of tho protective system took advantage Mr Sherman said of such incongruities to show tho imperfections of the tariff In- stead of up the tariff as a whole he wished tha different defects corrected ill separate bills to bo pushed through Congress without allowing them to bo burdened with riders Ho favored a reduction of or in taxes as soon as possible A commission in his judgment could not do tho work Ho to the diminishing exports of the United States and the of tho balance of trado Ing against tha country and he wanted tho taxes reduced tho doht put in good shape and everything made secure against the of a depression following the prosperity of tho past few years Jlr Windom briefly replied saying that tho uncertainties of the alluded to by Mr Sherman wero tho strongest arguments in favor of keeping tho debt in its present shape where ID could be paid or not at a low rate of Interest at tha pleasure of tho Government In tho House to-day the consideration of the report of tho Committee on counts was resumed and a final vote was not reached until 3 O'clock In this report ths committee assignment of clerks to tees In of the committees clerks are indispensable and in others there is no com- w ork for them to do But In ornamental tha clerk if one bo is very useful to the Chairman ana ia sach cases he frequently becomes the man's At times amusing Mr Cox spoke about the Library Committee of which Mr man and declared that tho sole duty of the committee was the distribution among bers of orders for bouquets from the botanical garden He remarked that when he was on that committee ho dispensed flowers free hand but had no clerk He understood that Mr Cook bad decided that be would not perform this duty Mr McCook said ho had discovered that it was expected that he would distribute flowers for social and purposes and had decided that he was not n suitable person for the work Ho had therefore Introduced a transferring this duty to the agricultural department He added that ho had not asked for tde clerk which was assigned in tho committee's report but ho should support tho report although ho could get along without a clerk In the course of tho debate it was shown that the Democrats when con tho House had given clerks to a great many mental committees Tho Democrats led by Mr Holman interposed many objections anil secured two or three yea and nay votes on amendments Tho was a profitless one After 3 o'clock Mr Rodin son of lyn made a long speech in advocacy of American Intervention in of patriots confined in Irish ialls and was followed by Mr Cox who spoke with sonio eloquence on the same subject Tho inc question was tho re- ported from tho Foreign Affairs Com- calling upon the President for information concerning American citizens imprisoned by Groat Britain No action teken and tho House adjourned until evening at whon a session was held for only FROM WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Jan Tho national bauk notes received for re- to-day amounted to Tbe houso to-day tho for tha re- lief of Mrs Abraham Lincoln Tho receipts from internal to-day were 40 and from Customs 373 25 The Houso Committee on Commerce will bo- pin tho consideration of the River and Harbor on Thursday next Tho House Committee on Ways and Means to-day agreed to report a to remit tho duty paid by the American company of revisers of the Now Testament on copies of that work imported for free distribution among theologians and other scholars for tho of examination and criticism Representative Chairman of tho sub On tho Death of President has received a communication from Blaine saving that lio will be prepared to deliver tho eulogy in accordance with the request of the committee either on Fob 25 or 27 Mr says it is quite that the latter date will bo decided upon Senator Fair of had a dinner party to-night in his private parlors at tho ton which was attended by a number of Son ators and their wives Tho rooms wero decorated and the tablo was profusely adorned with and Jacqueminot buds and illuminated by two hugo brabb delabra Tho menu cards were very elegant and tho dinner itself a credit to tho tha Arlington Tho Treasurer of tho United States Las again reversed his decision in reference to re- payment upon called bonds held 03 security for tho circulation of national banks so that banks can now upon tho execution of tho necessary papers havo their forwarded to the Secretary for payment per cent of tho amount being deposited for tho redemption of tho circulating notes aad tho remaining 10 per cent transmitted to tho bank which is the owner ot tho bonds Tho of Houso on Agriculture having in chargo tho subject of Diseases of Animals to-day agreed to re- port favorably to the full committee tbe recently introduced by Mr Hatch of souri which provides for the establishment of a Bureau of Animal Industry with a of preventing tho exportation of diseased cattle and the spread of infectious or contagious dis- eases among domestic animals and which im- poses a fine upon persons or corporations trans- porting such cattlo Snell having yesterday announced his readiness for a trial of physical endurance with tho in tho straw bond star route cases to-day took his seat prepared to tho personal examination of tho bids and contracts A formidable array of documents was placed before him and the court was to take up tho South Carolina bids when a consultation between counsel took place Messrs Wilson and lime of tho de- and Messrs Bliss ami Cook for tha participating As tho result of this conference it was decided that an adjournment until to-morrow Friday should be had It is expected that by that timo an agreement as to tho admission of tho papers will ho arrived at Tho court then adjourned Tho of tho Houso on Banking and Currency In chargo of tho to national bank called ucon Attorney-General Browser to-day for tbo of obtaining his as to tain legal questions which have arisen in con- with tho Tho Attorney-General informed them that upon referring to the ords of his ho found that it had not been the custom of his predecessors to render ions questions arisme in Congress and that therefore ho did not feel at liberty to give his opinion on the question referred to The question which has arisen Is whether a guardian or Executor engaged in tho banking business can lawfully consent to an extension of tho charter of a bank with which ha is con- Messrs L Burget Henry Bonn and G a Committee representing the cigar manufacturers of tho United States mado arguments to-day before tho Committee on Ways and Moans and also before Raum in favor of a reduction in tbo tax on cigars from to per They represented that up to 1375 tho tax was at tho uniform rate of per and that on March 3 of that year tho tax was increased to SO which equalized tho tax on cigars and manufactured tobacco but that In March 1879 tho tax on manufactured tobacco was re- from 24 cents per pound to 1C cents per pound without a corresponding reduction on cigars which is considered by them unjust to tbo cigar manufacturers and a discrimination in favor of tobacco manufacturers Senator Wilson a to-day to provide a reservo fund for tho re- of United States notes It provides a maximum reservo fund not exceeding tho MUD of bo sot apart In tho Treasury for the solo of redeeming United States three-fourths of which shall ho in gold coin and bullion and tho remainder in ard silver dollars Any holder of com may deposit tho sumo with tho Treasurer or any Assistant Treasurer of the United States in sums not loss than and receive therefor gold certificates of not less than each corresponding with tho denominations of tho United States notes Tho coin deposited Or representing tho shall be retained in tho Treasury for tho payment of the same on demand Tho bo receivable for Customs taxes nnd all public duos and whon so received may be reissued Such and tho cates issued under authority of tho standard silver dollar act of February 1878 may bo counted aa part of tho lawful money reservo of national banks and may be accepted in tho of house balances Tho also provides that gold and silver certificates shall not bo Issued when the folia below or until It Is restored to that amount THE MOBILE POSTMASTERSHIP Jan term of office of Postmaster of ex- pires Feb 42 and it is not believed that no will bo Ono of tbo most prominent candidates for tho place is Nathaniel W Trimble now Clerk of tbe United States Court and Supervisor of Elections for the Mobile district Mr Trimble Is a native of SEEKING FEDERAL OFFICES THE WINNERS IN THE CONTEST AT CINCINNATI A BARREN FOR THE THE NETV HARDLY MEN TO THEIR MEN OUSTED AND ONE SHERMAN MAN AND TWO DOUBTFUL OKES APPOINTED CINCINNATI Jan three nati appointments sent to tho Senate to-day havo excited a degroo of interest out of all proportion to tho Importance of tho calces In political and at tho clubs little fa talked about Both of tho Republican factions aro claiming a victory in tho President's nominations Tho facts aro these: A well-organized and de- termined effort was begun by tho Stalwart leaders soon after Mr Arthur dent to secure an entirely now deal among tho holders of Government offices in Cincinnati They had enemies in office to punish and of the Stalwart typo to put forward and to use whon appointed In tho first part of this programme they have Tdo present appointees will loso their heads and among them Is Amos Smith Col- lector of Internal and best and most efficient party worker tho Republicans have had in city for many years His removal will bo an irreparable in- jury to tho Sherman and branch of tbe party who aro greatly In tho majority The Stalwarts bated him and are entitled to all tha credit of his removal But their victory la robbed of much of Its sweetness and nearly all of its prospective ad- vantages Cy tho refusal of the President to appoint to tho vacancies thus created tho men of their choice Two of tho now appointees are only a single degree more acceptable to tho Stalwarts tho Shorman men who go out and tho third Col for master is an out-and-out representative of the Sherman faction and was the one most bitterly opposed by tho Stalwarts in the list of candidates Tho situation is therefore Three man men have been ousted and in their places ono conspicuously strong Shorman man and two second cousins to appointed Tbo new appointees are Col for Assistant Treasurer Col for master and William H Taft for Collector of Internal Revenue Col was in tho Union Army and lav in Prison for several months Ho is ono oE proprietors of an ent and German daily no Is claimed by tbo Stalwarts Lut two days tho assembling of tho Chicago convention lio to THE correspondent for cation that tho would not support Graut should ho be nominated and that in coming to decision other proprietors deferred to his wish Col tho for Postmaster also has a creditable record Ho was in Internal Revenue Service for many vears and has Assistant Postmaster lor ono year His largely from tho portion of tho community and were tho strongest ot any of the candidates Ho is an open of tho element and of tho Lincoln Club William H Taft is a son of Taft who was eral under President Grant Ho Amos Smith os Collector of Internal Revenue and is at present Assistant Prosecuting Attorney of tho county Ho is less than years of aee but possesses city and integrity in a marked degree Ho comes from a Stalwart family and has sonic inclinations but for the creator ber of leaders in this city he has tle and ho has never affiliated with of the appointments are Whilo it is generally regretted that Collector Smith has been sacrificed thu nations much satisfaction GOVERNOR AGAINST CONGRESSMAN THE RUMPUS LI OVER THE CLAIMS OF TWO TO It THE POST OFFICE WILKESBARRE Jan city just now is agitated from centre to ence by n Post Office war almost equal In magnitude to tho battle of which tho bloody Queen tho virago of Wyoming was tho Heroine Tho pressing need of barro is two Post Offices ono of which should bo given to tho present Postmaster Mr lass Smith and tho other to his rival Mr Al Orr contest has already assumed tho proportions of a State fight tho Governor having thrown himself Into tho breach for Smith while Mr Orr is Congressman ton's man for tho position Mr Scranton comes from tho bustling city bearing his name iu tho Lackawanna Valloy about 18 or 20 miles away nnd is tho proprietor of tho Re- publican published them Tho friends of Smith him for his nomination and supported his rival tho lato Con in all Wright at thu least such is tho statement mado by Scranton's friends in this city who claim to know what was Ing on at tho time Not only that but they ignored him after his election and mado their application for direct to tho department at ashington Mr Scranton Is no novice in politics Being tho first lican Congressman from this district In many years ho naturally looked for that courtesy which a Representative should receive and tho conduct of Smith's simply made his advocacy of Orr all tho moro determined A few woeks ago it was Orr's pointment was about to bo mado Gov Hoyt was entreated to go to Washington and plead personally with President Arthur for Smith's retention Tho Governor accordingly to tbo President for a personal which has been granted and in tho tho tho nas been hung up and tho war goes on Every day of delay but adds to tho ness of the Factional fooling which this matter has engendered Prominent Republicans who have been friends are divided on subject and several delegations Lavo already been to tho capital In Mr Smith's interest Ono of these was led by Attorney-General Palmer Orr's backers imin Shoemaker one of the wealthiest men In tho Wadhams District At- torney Farnham and many others whose an- were numbered among tho old settlers They sav it is not a matter for the Governor to interfere In Ho has not lived in barro for several years his homo being at risbarg and if ho had boon in all tho time ho might bo Orr's stanchest porter instead of opposed to fight has been narrowed down between Gov Hoyt and Congressman and all tho in the State aro talking about it Thoro i somo talk of a by taking up a third person but thoso who arc burking Mr Scranton would regard that as a humiliating defeat for their Congressman and say they don't want it Smith's friends claim that Orr has not always been a machine Republican and his independence at times led him after strange gods but to this Orr replies that ty to tho Party does not consist in complete and abject subservience to an known here as tho ring the cardinal principle of which is to put each of tho members in office It Is no disparagement to tho members to sny that they uro all very pleasant gentlemen and have been well vided for so well in fact that it would seem tho port of prudence for Mr Orr to pay his initiation fee and apply for membership The principal drawback is tho fact that tho public do not toko very kindly to tho organization or its candidates and it is much easier to got ono of tbe latter appointed than elected to office It is clear that thero will ho no peace on tho until President Arthur either Smith or nuts Orr in office In any will be unhappy and if Con- gressman Scranton desires to restore harmony he will introduce a each of his constituents a Pest Office with a fat salary That seems to be the only feasible of cutting tho Gordian knot THE CONTEST IN BALTIMORE THE APPOINTMENTS LOOKED UPON A8 A VICTORY FOR THE CRESWELL BALTIMORE Jan new deal bad beon expected in the Federal offices in this city and therefore whon President Arthur to-day sent to tho Senate the name of Col Edwin H Webster of Harford County to bo Collector of this port la tho place of Col John L Thomas ho surprised no ono Collector Thomas gavo up tho fight for several weeks ago Col Webster who will him fa an man In many respects although not any too much of a Republican Ho has served In tho samo position Laving been pointed by Lincoln and continued by Johnson When Johnson wont astray Webster went with him and was a Democrat up to two years ago whon ho ran for Congress on tho Republican ticket in tho Second District and was In spito of his somewhat crooked political record ho is regarded as ono of tho leading men of tho State and the trust will bo safe in his hands Ho never sought the for himself but J A J Creswell it for him and to Mr in- fluence his appointment is due Yet Col ster Is not a man but Mr found in bim tho strongest candidate named and secured Webster's appointment to en bis own hold on Maryland politics Mr Gary's candidate J Morrison Harris was left far behind m tbo fight his record as a lican being too vulnerable to stand tho attacks made upon it Had Mr Gary named a bettor man hu might havo carried him through had lived This change therefore does not moan any improvement in the condition of Maryland Re- publicanism It merely means that tho long struggle between tho faction and the Thomas faction has resulted in a victory for tho former Tho better class of Republicans la tho State are outside of both factions nor will they tako any interest in either faction is allowed to rulo by graco of tho Administration Tho man mimed for Naval Officer Dr William R mer is also a Creswell man his cessor Corkran Is not much of anything though a very pleasant gentleman United States Marshal McClintock and District Attorney Stirling aro renominated DEMOCRATS ALMOST CAPTURED AN ATTEMPT TO A JOINT MEETING OF THE rf Jan 20 Ever since it bo- known tlic Democrats had captured tho lower houBO of it has boon rumored that tho Assembly refuse to eo Into Joint meeting with preponderance of tbn vote ia tho Senate more than tho Democratic majority la thu lower house and on a joint ballot tho Republicans havo a fair majority Tills would tbo election of a as Stuto Treasurer and of Republicans to the placed of the Stute Prison whoso torms aro about to Democrats aro not without Lopu of a majority In the Joint of nest a United States Senator to Is to be chosen If then they can off the election of a State Treasurer present Legislature mny they bo In la a oil to elect a man after their on a heart Tho Republicans aro shrewdly watching Opportunity 10 tills scheme and Inst Ine they nearly succeeded In accomplishing It Some with a cyo for tho be- tween Democratic and Republican noses ered by actual count there were not ns many Democratic as Republican noses In tho Chamber and he offered a joint resolution declaring at 4 o'clock Ln tho afternoon of Fob 14 tbo mooted Joint meeting should be held Tho Democrats wero thrown Into ho direst con- fusion If such a resolution should bo rushed through tho House It would bo at onco adopted bv nnd tho Joint meeting could not be possibly avoided Tho Arms and Ills assistants wero sent out to drum up Hie Democratic absentees A test voto on somo Interlocutory showed that woro 8 of nnd that against tho Republican 37 I Hero only 23 Democrats tho 1n wero off on their Democrats filibustered In four of tho Democratic absentees hud been to places and on the motion to adjourn mustered 37 votes tho Republican vote motion wua Just nliout to be lectured lost when One of the members noticing val of Mr Ilond renewed the call for tho toes The roll WUB eonu over ana Bond's voto mndo majority carried tho motion and meeting wait broucht to a close scene accepted as an Indication that tho crats will refuse to consent to the joint meeting They havo not caucused question and some of them aro opposed to proposed tion Tim opposition to Joint Is In fact m Hudson County nnd thero It Is Inspired by a hopo of securing a STORM IN THE VIRGINIA SENATE TUB PRO TBM ATTACKED AND RESIGNS HIS SITION RICHMOND Va Jan tho Senate day a resolution was adopted n com- mitteo of throo to tho President pro tern of tho responsibility of appointing tho special teo provided for la the resolution adopted to Investigate tho truth of alleged reports that certain officers of tho Senate whose are not given bad by cor- rupt means attempted to Influence votes of members of that body This action brought on a sharp discussion la which Senator the mover of Ibo resolution of investigation attempted to havo the matter reconsidered believing as ho did tho adoption of tbo resolution of to-day was aimed at debarring him from the Chairmanship of tho posed select act of which was without precedent and could not be lowed to be passed After full tions tho matter was finally brought ton conclusion by the withdrawal of all tho motions to sider In tho beginning of tho debate Gen liott tbe President pro tern had vacated tho chair nnd at Us closo roue to a question of personal privilege lio then in most terms spoko of tho pleasure and lio had felt when the had him as Its presiding officer bnt that now when It from tho tenor of tho resolution just adopted tho Senate bad lost confidence In him he felt bound In honor to himself to return tho trust placed In his bands aad he would therefore tender his as I resident pro tern This unexpected turn of affairs created a sensation and brought many Senators successively to their feet some proving Elliott's action but all joining In op- the acceptance of his resignation Tho discussion ended by tho President pro tern who after acknowledging the many kind ex- pressions from all sides said that his sense ot self- respect would not permit him to tho ho hud taken A resolution was ihon adopted to the effect that no discourtesy whatever was In- the protein of tho Senate by adoption of tho resolution hud caused nil tho trouble Tho vote being almost unanimous tho Senate then decided to so Into tho election of a pro tern and Oen Wyntt II was placed Iri nomination for Tbo roll-call showed that ho bod received the votes of all tho Senators present only ono absent Gen Elliott addressed tho Senate stating that despite this complimentary ana kind be could not reach tho conclusion that ho should chance his position and lie therefore declined to accept the office which he had to-day resigned At the Soaate adjourned THE CONNECTICUT TRIP Conn Jon New-York owners of tho steamer Charleston conveyed tho Connecticut military aad others to Yorktown and Charleston havo brought a suit through thulr of to recover la fulfillment of tho contract when the vessel was chartered Tho price was lor tho round trip and was paid In In Charleston after a very voyage tho feeling was so against risking a return on the steamer that tho was given m Cice of tho abandonment of the was tbon loaded cotton an 1 to Tho Governor aad staff and military homo by rail at an expense of over A refusal of the authorities to pay the claimed 03 duo under toe contract has led to tho Gen as and trial is assigned to the next term of United States Court In IN FOREIGN LANDS RESIGNATION OF AND HIS COLLEAGUES DEBATE IS THE CHAMBER OP DEPUTIES TOE DILL DE- BENDS FOB M DE AND if BAY Jan Chamber of to-day debated tho for tho ro- on of tbe Constitution M red an amendment in favor of ro- vis Th 298 tho on of tho Constitution in Its entirety amendment was rejected by a voto of to 173 M Gambetta then ascended tribune Ho declared tkat tho con- of tho on tho sion wero at dangerous as wai M amendment Tho country ho said a limited revision but wai certainly not prepared to present restful tranquillity to tho hazards of unlimited amendment of tho constitution Tho Congress being tho expression of a previous between tho would net illegally if it ed from tho conditions of that preliminary agreement de lisle by enlarging the electoral basis provided tho very means of rendering personal power impossible He denied that any of the Chamber was Ho concluded with tho following My past 13 known Above all ambitions is tho future of tho country M was greeted with at tho conclusion of his remarks wn i a full attendance of Deputies Ilia Chamber by u of 305 to 117 re- including tho provision for de lisle M Gambetta has personally handed to President his own tiou and of his colleagues LONDON Jan at Paris reports President sent for M do and M Leon Say 1 WAR GOING TO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT CORK The Crown drawn all the indictments against tho outlaw leader Connoll who appeared as Queen's dor co against two ALDEnstlOT Jnn regiment of has beon suddenly ordered to mouth to emburk for Dublin Three other regiments beon inspected nnd ft sensational statement is circulated thut this is 11 view of tho possibility of a demonstration in J2gypt becoming necessary Jau IE stated that a ion of the Guards will Windsor for to-day It is stated among Homo Rulers that Messrs Dillon und O'Kelly intend to resign their sents in immediately to that members mny tako their seats before a division in tho Houso of Commons relative to the clohire Mr Dillon's relatives write his so that it may any day fatally They are to his from imprisonment but Mr Dillon refuses to accept it if it shall be tio ml been received at Portsmouth for the dispatch of a battalion of foot to Dublin The property defense fund now to nnd tho fund tor ladias in distress to Iho Times deprecates tho proposed tion of the imprisoned members of It it certain their act would bo to justify and prove that the Go had gained nothing by imprisoning them MANCHESTER Jan Guardian's London correspondent discussing tho probable decisions of tho Cabinet council says tho ani o of opinion in well-informed circles seems to bo the of tha imprisoned of Parliament LONDON Jan dispatch from Dublin sta tos the Police yesterday seized thero 250 copies of Irish Mr Lloyd magistrate of Clare and Cork Counties has informed tho ties of ft wide-spread nnd dangerous cy in his district nn informer having nil tho plans of a secret association engaged In t 1 ho authorities havo sufficient information to them at any moment to the cbi f conspirators in Limerick and Clare HUSBAND INSANE M CRAZED BY LOSSES DURING THE FINANCIAL PANIC PABIS Jan Figaro this les contains a piece of which win bo heard with deep regret by thu thousands of Mmc American friends and admirers II tho husband of the git tod donna baa fallen an innocent victim to tho prevalent mania for speculation Ho was it appears largely interested in tho business of ono of tho Paris stock brokers During tho roc ant panic ho was given to understand or that ho lost tho whole of his fortune Th s proved to be a mistake but tho excitement caused by tho fear of bis arj ins tho ruin turned his yesterday it was found necessary to him to private asylum of Dr Goujon where he now spends his tima winning airy millions by fantastic rises in securities M Rouzaud hue been for somo timo past inclined to hypochondria Ho and ly and ono of the fow men who ried a prim a donna without having to repent Rouzaud horn in tho Isle of Bourbon nnd was tho oldest of four children Hi grandfather married a Creole and all rgo fortune His father wedded tho daughter of Admiral Bosq and retiring from ness resided in Puris Tbo marriage of M and Christine occurred in Abbey July 27 1872 Tho two have d happily together During his visit to this country M was popular and ma Jo many friends His fortune is estimated at wil rom to CURRENT TOPICS T Jun trial of Nihilists belonging to tho Terrorist faction tako on Kcb 21 before a special sitting with closed doors Jan has appeared jng an immense number ot pilgrims now assembled bore and tho Government has dor od them to disperse HOME Jnn census returns thai tho population of tho city and its suburbs is 300.292 an increase since 1971 of A arious associations to tbo journals recently sold to French speculators alt by lough they sacrifice a year's subscription so doing Jan baa of tho Corps In Tunis libel caso of M agi Fr all IV inst M of the is to be tried again as tho Appeal Court rul tho of tho Court of tho First Int tance and ordered a trial on tho merits of the case 1 HOT von of tho Interior In ho Reichstag yesterday woro uoc cations between the powers but dangers threatening tho pence and security of Europe from international efforts at revolution Jan Tho North German says European crises referred to hy Jan and ince have given reassuring explanations to tho powers concerning their collective note to the of Egypt and it Is believed the affair will be settled without further diplo- matic communications THE REVOLT LONDON 20 Trieste correspondent who has special relations with tho Insurgents telegraphs as Tho ians aro concentrating in the mountainous anglo Included by tho upper bend of tho River Their position is absolutely unassailable It threatens which commands tho communication between tar and and dominates tho pal mountain pass Tho attempts to the press have redoubled tho fear a may arise at Vienna A high Austrian cer stated on Monday that tho situation could not well be worse DISPUTE ABOUT A CLERKSHIP Jnn John S Kenyon of Syracuse who was ant clerk to Mr John W man In tho New-York Senato of has become tho of somo sion among New-York and Ohio Con- gressmen Mr Leonard of Ohio was appointed a Reading Clerk in Home of Representatives at tho beginning of tho sion Mr Kenyon was appointed Clerk at tho request of Mr Frank Mr Leonard took cold a ago nnd becoming disabled Mr at suggestion appointed by Clerk McPherson to take his yon lias been rending for days nnd In tbo meantime Jlr lias ered tho use of his voice asks to bo stated tho Obio urging that his re- quest bo complied with Mr expects to seo the mutter amicably arranged but there uru indications that he will have to bo with another place under tho Clerk GENERAL RAILWAY NOTES BALTIMORE AND OHIO'S TOUCH AND CENTRAL PACIFIC SIONS PHILADELPHIA Jnn F Work a letter to-day from bis Baltimore that Ibey bad had another conference President Garrett of Baltimore and Ohio In reference to Mr Work's controlling Interest ill tho Philadelphia and Chester County Railroad and that all tuc preliminaries to the transfer hud been arranged Mr Gurrett It Is said Las accented Mr Work's terms nnd nil ibat now remains to bo done Is the sieninc of tho papers will probably tako place some week Sir Work declines nt Present to mako any ment ns 10 amount or conditions of Iho sale Tlic road which the Baltimore and Ohio will thus Mill be used as a link In the chain of Its lino between Baltimore anu New York I running from Chester County Iho net earnings of Northern Central Company for December were bolne a decrease of as compared with tho month last year The total net earnings fur year WITO 09 n as compared with thu previous BW 75 CHICAGO Jnn L sM jnt Superintendent of tbe Railroad In tills yesterday on his way to New-York to attend a conference between tho Union nnd Central Pacific authorities tensions eastward and westward from Itr that 500 miles of now would he tills year The of the company is tho Line bo and tho rear as far ns Wood mines In Idaho Penn Jnn Issued nt the State Department tills to the nnd Vulley rood Company with u capital of The rond extends from South OH City County to Warrun County a of 58 Thomas P Wilson of Is President GALVESTON Texas Jan Colorado and Santa Central Uond running from soln on the Texas Central 23 miles toward Montgomery Tbo Gulf Colorado and Sinin will build H branch from on Its main line to nnd from Montgomery ultimately to some point In the eastern tkm of the through tho pine lumber district GRAND ARMY MEETINGS IM TIONS OF OFFICERS Jnn annual ment of tbo Grand Army of Connecticut was con- to-day In with tho of Department Commander Beers a of Ira K of A B of Gen of Norwich L A Dickinson of Hartford and Gon D Sloat of was pointed to visit Fitch's Soldiers homo al and tender Institution services of the organization In and of dh soldiers per capita tax was reduced from 10 to 8 cents Officers wero chosen and In stalled aa follows Chief Must en DC Frunk D Sloat of tuls city In E Hicks Senior B Hyatt William Berry A T don Kev J W Davis Council of McCarthy II W Norwich Lewis G Bridgeport Robert al John McCarthy New Haven Alternate ut Jumes It Sloan Hartford First William C Wile Sandy Hook U Gallagher Second G Loean G inan Jan day's session of Army of the Republic additional officers woro as N Jones of Junior James M Gibus W Sayres of D Ot PROVIDENCE R I Jnn F of was to day elected ment of Grand Army Of the Department of Rhode Island N Y Jan tbo session of tho Grand Army Encampment the Inc were Department Commander 8 Fraser of New-York Senior Vice of Junior Vice Goodrich of da Medical II Hall of F of Sine The De- Commander appointed Georco F per of New-York Assistant Adjutant General at a salary of Tho Council of Administration Is composed us II of New-York City C W Cowtan of Brooklyn J W Jacobus of City W C booth of Brook hn anil H F Fos of Geneva to tin National Encampment Al H Murray of Seneca Fulls II Warner of Syracuse H W John E Savory of Auburn Bullard nnU K W of Now York City K Into of Brooklyn and Joseph Forbes of City E L Colo of Joseph Lowry of John Parker M U of I H Foster of Newark of Brooklyn Alternate nt George A of Homo The encampment will he held at Saratoga tho lut ol next Juno and tho next annual at Troy RA VA OSS Of THE WASHINGTON Jnn Board of Health received reports showing thut the week ending Jan 21 there 14 new cases of In Brooklyn N Y IS deaths In Chicago und ono death In Luko III The lias also received a report from United States Consul at Port nu Prince un- der date of Jun 5 to Iho effect that which bad sporadically prevailed nt that port for several wesks had assumed aa epidemic form with nnd Mini Dr T J Turner of the lius communicated this Information to tho quarantine of tho ports or New-York Boston phia Baltimore Norfolk Charleston Savannah and and special attention to the rules and by the President Nov 14 1881 In reference to preventing the duction of or Infectious Into tLB United CINCINNATI Jnn Health report for the week shows the total camber of cases of lor the week to be 72 deaths from the disease SO casei under treatment 127 80 I ATLANTA Go Jan coses of 1 nor are in GUITEAU AND HIS EVERYBODY SATISFIED EXCEPI THE A OF THAT A OF GUILTY WAB AND AND THE ASSASSIN AS WELL WITH A3 Jrm 20 Aside from Gui teau tho convicted bis counsel Messrs and everybody is with tho verdict rendered by tho jury that triod President murderer Although in the had flagged before tho end was reached It waa renewed with the announcement of tha verdict To-day every one has been talking about the chargo of Cox the scouts iu tho dismal while the spectators weru for tbo verdict tho dreary spectacle of tho prisoner tho men who pronounced him responsible for a ghastly crime manner in which tho received Ins condemnation and tho comments that havo been by men counsel and tho assassin himself Thy chargo of Judge Cox to havo been road and with lively interest disinterested lawyers It is highly ol as Indicating a fine discrimination and sound judgment That the counsel for tho murderer of the chargo and ol verdict is not as ing It would indeed bu if tho contrary woro ami un- successful advocates willing to tho findings of a court lu which hod beaten A good deal has been written about tean and even to-day accounts have appeared about a display of by al tbo moment when verdict was Thoro ib no foundation for tin assertion no showed uny sa ex cept that which la caused by fear or thai ho any tears or ud to bo by While Iio for a under blow winch fell on linn hu propensity for talking did noi absolutely desert him nnd his angry weio different from those which had been day after day for and in being by tho of a ful Tho comments of counsel for as printed in tho morning papers nnd bent out to all tho aro charitably construed as had a source in disappointment rather conviction Mr Hoed went us his thut tho jury weie for con viction tho trial began and Mr probably In an moment has declared lie mat e one ground of bib demand for a new trial allegation that the jury allotted to road tho during of tho trial Henry tins 11101 re this with spirit Ke haul he hud place J jurymen in charge of three Capt Mr Curtis nnd Mr Fred Jr with orders that on no account to Lr allowed to or outsiders Ho behoved that thib injunction hud boon obeyed literally to the rimont of tho business prospects of of tho jurors jurymen declaring that it Ls insult injury for havo all devoted faithfully to tho and would i of used to talk read about trial oven it an op- been Tho room in Court houso in which thj trial held was almost empty this ing at o'clock Judge Coi took Ills scat on bench mid tlu Crier colled the court to order District At- torney stood alono in allotted to counsel nnd John with two or m thu had been occupied so by Mr and hik assistant John know nothing of the purposes of Mr and Col only knew a motion on tho behalf would luado during tho dny Tho court adjourned until to-morrow Lato in day Mr Sco villu was unprepared to tuy lie llo unc make Ins motion for an ui rest ol judgment but did not expect to liu ablo to do BO Saturday day on which limit of in which lio nmy du this will expire Ho nut tho of tho of trial and has yet to complete Ins examination of thu charge with MOW of noting his exceptions to it Mr Keed of point tho trial began m er term of court nnd allotted to run over into tho December torin nnd that there is no law to carrying ol a caso over from one to another Tho opinions of not in tho trial as to insanity art not now of much importance hut it may bo to know Jen John Warden of jail who hoj had charge of him for seven months con- him entirely tane In conversation duv ho said that from tuo ho was imprisoned in jail had to him an respon However noisy and bivo hu may limo been in court us soon ns ho lunched Ins prison ho has boor aa us a kitten As tor Mr remarks mndo in his address 1C tho jury to the that tho assassin not talk coherently on any subject foi at a time lie said that to bib own knowledge hud for nt n ou all sorts of subjects with verv informed men ami had discussed the subjects until were quite as coherently as mos men could done prisoner most of his in tin narrow cell in which ho lias boon confined for months only a fow report GPS and no communications n fow extravagant of the Judge the jury and their verdict expressed a strong expectation tin court In would overturn llu work of tho court in which ho tried jumping at that hopo as aro suld to at straws is no doubt that ho by tbo verdict against him His appetite partly foiled him although it hml yoo 1 up to the closo of the trial he hai in tho jail only in the presence of swaggering and to day wero not so pronounced ns in and ho had plainly a of distress whon approached morning by tho guards his eyes being rod his tures moru than Judge In of any plan on part of for de- fonso is not to say when thu sentence of this court will I u pronounced Tho sentence and tho locution of it havo been an by an enterprising of who bus to Marshal Henry him lor tho rope with is banged From tho Marshal a telegraphic containing tho offer of a clothier in Unit wry to furnish n of clothes for to w used on day of execution if will only tako tho trouble to semi to him THE DAY AFTER THE VERDICT WASHINGTON Jan of profound relief Is the predominant this with all who have connected with tho lone the doubtless of prisoner his anil Ins of Jury 10 loiu weeks bare beon so and sc often upon bavo to-day thi Joyous of tbo school boy has ami aaldo bli to contemplate tuo pleasures Tho deportment of tho jar throuch this tedious trial culminating In a which commends Itself tho and of the American people U tho of to-day Many of thom been to
