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-rT S i'"44 St.., ws:-i,vn y-,-,(i.;j u JU'M n ii ; S M i ! Umiit litrmtr. IXTFFXSIAiXEISra7. SALKM, FRIDAY, FKB. 13, 1874. TELEGRAPHIC. EASTERN BTATES. WAlHNnT0;' ,'','u '-Drafts on (lie Assistant 'lys'surcr ntSjin Francisco to lliu amount of'Crsevcnty-threo thousand do! lar, wc0,lt to-slay to tint city, ml .i.7.,i Major llichclder. for dl-trlbn tlon nt'K "l0' "ll0 furnished Kirpiillcs and v,,siA"i',i,u1 us iiiu irvufn in iiiu s-swir. iiiu niiuiuug nnu niiownnco 0f tiro accounts were ciiectcsi Ilirougli tho c Jfioni of Representative I.tittrell. AlU X leniUVIIl SIS. UeiliSrCU lilt 1IIICI1- I to nominate James Coev fur Postmns. r at San Francisco, to mccccl Slono on he expiration oftho latter' term. Itcp ocntnllvu Clayton to-slay write letter to Ira President stroncly nrotestlnir iiiMliist the contemplated dliilaccmcnt of Stotio and tiro appointment ofCoey, saying uc)i action would bo against thu wishu oftho citizen of San Fninclco. lrrccitHo of party, nun uwasiciui in mo cutiru uainor nla delegation In both Homo. PlllLApLLriiiA, Feb. 4. '1'ho American Iron and Steel Association met hero to-day. Tlie reiiort of Iho bvcrctary say It I the Ilaln duty of Congress to repeal tha net of 172 requiring u duty of 1(1 per cent, on Iron. Tlio general Iron trada or tho coun try U pronounced to bo but llttlo better than at tho beginning ol tho panic, lie turn how tli.it out ol tidy rail mill only 31 am working ; of 38 loumlrlei I3S are ldlo. Tho (tovk of Iron on liand l 303.000 torn, and orer 12,000 hand are unem- pioycu. NEW York. Feb. 4. Tweed' countel appeared beloro Judge Davl to-day for tho purio9o oi seining on u um oi exception upon which to go before tho general term for tho rcvlow caio. A decision Iscxpcctcd In a lew day. TIhj Pacific Mall Company' tteamililD Colon Mill, on her next outward trip lor Aspinw nil, leaving wis pori on ine iiu Inst, tako passenger and freight for King ton, It being the purpose of tho company to open regular communication with the Island orjnmalca. The captain oftho Co lon will accompany hi iacngcr through to San Francisco, taking cnmuiaiid oftho connecting Iron iteamer Coltma at Pana ma. ST. Lout?. Feb. 4.. The seventh annual teuton of lira National Orango Patron of jiiisuanury nici in iiiu nouuiern Hotel to day. Master ol State. Orange of thirty two State and two TcrrltorTc were pres ent. Tho meeting wa entirely secret, and the only proceeding furnished by tho Committee on Publication aro tho opening ceremonies, appointment of tho usual com mittee nud the (act that tho muter of tho National Orange, Nalhl. I). Adam of Iowa, read a long address, detailing tho operation of tho order during the past year. I'rrwitl-IOT, Feb. 4. Tho minimi Con vention ol tho National lleforui Associa tion,, whoso main object Is to secure the recognition of flod In tho Constitution, met here to-day. Delegate were present from nearly every Slatoln tho Union, represent ing all evangelical denominations, and addresses tixii tho object ot the association vtero undo by a number of clergymen and others. ASNATOI.IS, Feb. 4. Jaine 11. Groom, of Cecil, was elected Governor by tho Leg islature In Joint convention for tho unex pired term of (ioiernnr Plnknoy, who win elected United Suites Senator. IhMtoa Wool Market. JIoston, Feb. 4. Kxlra and doublo ex tra Ohio nud Pennsylvania llccccl liavn been tolling at S3itS0c. Treble extra nud picked held at COiiG'Jc Michigan llcece at Biafl'J JjjC. Delaine and combing llcece at osuue. su)criiue nnu extra puiieii aro In demand, mid sell mostly from 45ii BSu. Calllornla range from 22i!33c. V H lor r an ami spring. Piiiladklimiia, Fob. 8. Physician have arrived here from North Carolina with the remain ol tho Siamese Twins. Too uutopiy Is to bo conducted privately by college physicians, but tho result will bo furnished to tho public. CAllto, III., Feb. 3. A mob this even ing took Christopher Wyatt, a negro u ho murdered nud robbed Mrs. flyman, near Carbondale, a few day since, out ot tho Jail at Murphysborough, Illinois, and lianged him. Wyatt confessed hit guilt. Ciiicaoo, Feb. C A passenger train on tho Wisconsin Division oftho lilcago and Northwoterii ltallroad wa thrown off the track tht forenoon, titty-Iho mile north of Chicago, by a broken rail. Three uis- eengcr coacne, a steeper aim uaggigo car, with all tho baggage,, were burned. Only seven person were injured by tho acci dent. Nona seriously. Kvansvillk. Feb. 8. Only four person perished In the tiro which destroyed Chris tian Mehr's homo this morning. Mehr and three children and two other person In tlie houso escaped, though all were burned more or les. ST. I.oi'is, Feb. 8. Tho National Qraniro Is still In secret session here. They voteu 3,000 each to the State Grange of Iowa and Minnesota, anil f&KI to Dakota, for tlio ii-llet of suflerlug homesteaders. PoitTMlOLIII, N. II., Feb. 8. Collector Howard lias received orders from the Sec retary of tlie Treasury to allow the landing of tha Atlantic cable at llya Point without enteilug the ships containing tho cnblo at the Custom House ; alo Io nllord the en terprise all tho aid at tho dlsjioi.il ol the Government here. Wasiiimitox. Feb. S. In the matter of tlio claim of lite Mission of St. James, at Vancouver, W. T., for forty aire of ground surrounding thu Mission buildings. Die Commissioner of the General IjuhI Oltlce Is or the opinion tint It they liavu any right wh never to tlio land tt.ey claim, that right Is circmucrllcd to tlio laud covereu by tho church buildings. This, In extent, Is nntiiulte half an acre. Tlio Commissioner of Internal Ilevcuuu has detailed two officer to proceed to San Francisco to examine Into revviiuo matter tlie re. New York, Feb. 0. Tho car of the night expreM train from Wadilugton be came deuched near New Ilruuswlck thl morning, and when the engine slacked Its speed It cruslied into the other cars. Sev eral passenger ere lujurwl, among them Senator Coukllur, en route for L'llci, call ed tliere by the dcatli of hi father. Chicago. Feb. 0. A special to the Timet Irotn Cincinnati make tho follow ing statement In reference to tho progress of tlio women' praying nnd temperance movement. J. C. Vnupelt, Olili's wicked est man, d-llvered a roulng tempera nee lecture last evening at New Vienna. Ills audlcnco n Immense, and the mot In tense enthusiasm nrevallcil diirinir his re marks, lie apologized for his former hos tility manifested tnuartl the ngltators. nud stated that his snul hail lieeii softened by their prayers and nil his purposes chinged by their long sufferings. I e confesseir to having Iresnieutly taken tholn'tOlmo Irom somo poor wretch to pay for whisky a dime which ho knew hail been earned by bis starving wlfu or child, lie. vtns deter mined to atmmloii the btitucs nud como In on the I.oid's side. Ills reinaik were frequently Interrupted by prolongcil ni plause, and at their conclusion tho audi cuco presented him wltlin purso of $130. lropo4tsl Reslnetion of She Army. WASIIINtlTOX, Feb. ".Tho Hou-o Com mlttccon Aiinronrlatlons have been con- llrmed In their conclusions tint the present force ot tho army Is I irger limn necessary by thu testimony given heloni tho Military Committee to the effect that there were al ready too many soldier In tho Indian country, though tho proposed reduction Is expected to tall mainly on the army In the Fast nud South. Felix Ilrunot, Major rnwcll, or tno Colorado r.xpionug r,xo dllloii. and Geo. W. Ingalls, thu latter ol whom acted a Special Commissioner to Investigate Indian Affairs In Southeastern California, Utah. Nevada and Idaho, ex- nressed this on niou. General luir.ills de clares that hi opinion Is slnrcil lay promi nent randier1, stock ralvrs and property owners In Nevada, with whom ho con versed freely upon tho subject, nnd who unanimously ngrco that tho presence ol troop among the Indian In tint Suite Is productive of mischief. ino soutneru transcontinental naiiroau Mil was referred to tha C-oinmlttco of tho Whole under tho mllnsof thoSncakcr that the provision granting ten acre for depot purpose to each flvo miles of tho road, and also tho right to tako Umber and stone from public lands, brought It within tho meaning of the rule recently adopted re quiring reference of all bills appropriating public proierty to tho Committee of the Whole, where It will undoubtedly bo fully discussed. Houghton, In advocating this bill, gnc to tlie lull extent of tho position taken by the Grangers, that Congress ha not only tho right lb regulato Interstate charges, but also charges between point In tho same, II tho road on which they aro situated I nn Intcr-Stnto railroad. IUIIron4l Trouble. ClllCAOO, Fell. 7. Tho troublo between the Central and Union Pacltlc Railroads and their connections. In regard to freight rates continue, meuentrai raciucseemi willing to submit to the demands of tho other roads allow Ins them tiro rata rates. but the Union Paclllo Uallroad still resists. J. C. Stubbs. General Krclcht Accnt ol the Central Puclllc, will arrive. In this city to-day or to-morrow, and will hold a prl- vato consultation wiiu tiiuucncrai freight AccnLs of tho Chtcaco. llurllnirtou and (Jnliicy, Chicago, Hock Island and Pacltlc ami mo iviiiaign aim -oriiiwcstcni roans, with tho view of affecting a satisfactory arrangement. Tho roads to this city tiro II rm In their determination to submit to' nothing short ot pro rata rates, claiming to oo euiiiieii io mo same cans Herat on and liatlng Just a much expense as tha I'aciuc roans, uno cuii'cmiouco oi irouuic has been, a stated In these dl'patchos last nlsht. tho onlerlnir by Chlcaco merdiants of large iiiintltle of gooils, coder, tea, etc.. to be ihlnpcd from San Francisco by tho Pacltlc Jlall steamer to New York and thence to till city. 91 UevIlftiiFotii. ClllCAOO. Feb. 7.-A Washington sncclM say tho member ol the Senate Judiciary Committee aro disinclined to give out for publication a letter which Attorney Gener al Williams lut written to tha Committee complaining about tho ImpilsltWo nature of tho Investigation niado Into his charac ter and act w Idle hi nomination for Chief Justice was pending. Sir. Williams Is un derstood to bo willing to let lit letter get lutopilnt, but tho committee, whom It pretty sharply criticises, deem It a confi dential communication and prefer to keep Its exact content secret. Nlw Yoiik. Feb. 0. Kdwln llooth, the actor, ha tiled a petition In bankruptcy. Among tlio secured liabilities I a claim on Oakes Ames' estate lor 4)100,000. riillldalptiU Wool Market. PlltLAPKi.t'iltA, Feb. 0. Wool It ad vancing, w Ith a firmer tendency. Stock scarce. Colorado washed, 27uf30c ; tin- washed. 2.1 iJM: extra and merino nulled. 45380c; No. 1 and supcrlluo pulled, 43 ii 60c: Texas lino and medium. 274130; Tex as coarse, 20?(23c; California lino and me dium, 2-iitXk; California coarse, 222 23o V pound. Tlio ISrad IxK-k In frtliflit Mallera. ClllCAOO. Feb. 8. General Freight Agent Stuhlis, of tho Central Pacific ltall road, nnd Mr. Yiuliig, General Freight Agent of tho Union Paclllo ltallroad, nr rived hero last (.veiling, but remained In tlio city only two hours, leasing on tho train for New York. An Intcri lew with them on the subject ol dead-lock hi freight matter between their roads and the Chi cago and Omaha roads elicited nothing be yond a reiteration on the jiart of Mr. vlu lngofa determination of the Union Pa cltlc Railroad not todltldu freight rites with Kasteru roads and tha fact that they wero going to New York, where they would liaton coulcrcnw with tha officer ot Ilia r.iulle Mall Stenuiihlp Company In relation iu ireigni inauers. ouiuMtlon of loluiaser Washixotox. Fib. 9 Tho bill Intro duced In the llousu lu nutlon to the com R'livillon ot l'o-tmatters Uxes tha rate of .ew York at IO,000 ; Chicago, St. I,ouls, Philadelphia and Ilctnu, ,MX each; Cincinnati, Ilrooklyn, llaltlmore and Sail Frnncl-co. $0,000 eaclu It provides tlat such salaries tw iald from money n ceticil from box rents an I other sources In excess of exienditure allowed tor rent, clcik hire and other nccaisaites. MUcllantolia. Wasiiixotox, Feb. 8. The Committee on Indian Affairs are maturing measures whh.li look to a change in the management of Indian all'ilrs, dlieuslug Willi the pre cut Indian Commissioner and rostorlug tlie management to the War Deiiarluieut. A general Indian Agcilcy will bo recoui- uiemicu. The follow lug; postal change Iiare been ii ; oruereu lor ine t'aciuc s.oati: Poslnusters appoluted George W. Hlg- 17 lnt, Plumas county. Cal. ; Wm. A. Hill, t. Thomas, Lincoln county, Nevada; John McCall, Walla Walla, Walla Walla county, W, T.; .lame O. Turner, Oral Island, Whatcom county, W, T. New Yoiik, Feb. 0. An cllort I said to bo making to Induce tho authorities to abandon the prosecution of Michael Nor ton, ho tied to Canada on tho conviction of Genet, nud who I represented to bo now tho only member of the 'former ring work er lun hurry to turn Informer should thu uct Iks advantageous to themselves. ST. At.liAN Vt Feb. U. Martin A Moore's tannery nt Swnnton, Vermont, was burned yesterday. I.os, $ 20,000 ; In surance, $,000. James Wnyno has Iwcn commuted to Iha Woodstock Jail, chaiircil with tho mur der of Win. Donolioe. Wnyno and Done hoe were neighbors nnd farmers. ISoliilT or the anClonal SJraltft-e. Sr. Louts, Feb. 0. In tho National Grange, this forenoon, tho report of the Committee on Itltml was postponed until next scsdon. A resolution to have n bul letin of the GrauiN printed nnd scut to of ficers of nil Statu nud subordinate Granges was referred to thu Kxecutlto Committee. A reoliitlon to remove tlie headiiuartersof llio-Mitlouai uraugu III St. Louis wa re ferred to a special committee nf II vo to re port at the next sesdou of tho National Grange, llainlltnn, of California. Is on tlio committee. He submitted n report ou tho condition of Iho order lu California, which wa not furnished for publication. 1'rons Washlncsois. WASHlNnTOX, Feb. 0. Tho Houso Com mittee ou Foreign Alfalr ngaln dWcussed to-day Mr. Orth's bill looking to a reorgan ization oftho State Department. Tho com mittee Instructed tho Jhilnnaii to direct Secretary Flsli to communicate to them tho Increased appropi latlou for salaries which would bo leipitrcd under tlio provisions of the now bill. Tho bill of Mr. Diwes, introduced In the Houso this morning and referred Io the Pot Office Committee, fixes Iho rate ol postage on all letters. Including drop let ters and postal cards, at two cent, and provide tint no stamped envelope bo hereafter used. Tho Joint Committee on Library, to day, authorized their Chairman to contract with Horatio N. Stnno lor a marblo ttntue of tho Uto Senator K. D. liaker, provided for by act ol last Congress. Tho statue Is to co-t tlO.000. and I to be nlaccd In tho Capitol. jmnuinniit llicilMOXD. Vn.. Feb. 0, The heavy de falcation In tlio otllco oftho Slukluir Fund Commissioner wa traced to W. D. Cole man, clerk oftho Hoard ct Fubllo Works. and when an officer went to arrest him Coleman unsuccessfully attempted sulcldo uy culling ms in ran. uoiemaii was term cily editor of Iho Richmond Kn'ulrer, and was held lu high estimation. HI lifts Is conOdcrcd In danger. New Yoiik, Feb. 0. The glycerine fac tory ol Michael Ilrady, at Fort Tiuondero pa, was destroydd by an explosion to-day. Two men were killed. T1TU9VILLK, Pn.. Feb. 0. W'. II. Kelly, of the Wc'tcru Union Tcleirraiih office here, died this morning from the effects of lupines receives! Irani being thrown from a sleigh last night. l.oi'isvil.l.K, Ky., Feb. 0. Tho printer on the Courier-Journal struck to-day be came ol a refusal by the proprietors to dls ch.irgo the forem in, with whom tlw em ployers were perfectly satisfied. rOREION NEWS. I.OXPOX, Feb. 8. Returns from 10 con stituencies where elections wero held yes terday show 10 Conservatives ami 10 l.lb U'rals elected or n turned unopposed to Parliament Mr. Disraeli spoke at Newport yester day. Ho said that Gladstono nnd tho Irish liollcy had utteily failed. Instead of pro ducing tranniilllty In Irelad, that country wa now In a more disturbed ttato anil more stringently governed tliau ever be loro. He also said tint but for the Uni versity of IxiidoN, Mr. Lowe (lalo Chan cellor of tho I'xchcsiucr) would now be without a teat, I.I unpopularity being such mas ins tipncamnco ou any misting would endanger his Uto. Throughout tho wuoieoi Liisracu tpeccii a niou ieltcd with stone the window of Iho hall In which the meeting was held, nnd at tempted to break up the meeting. A frco tighten tueil. The polling at Hackney has lieen de clared void because ol Informalities. At Stale) bridge, Lancashire, serious riot oc curred, and many persons were Inlured. At Dudley, Worcestershire, a conflict oc curred between nil Imported mob of Irish men and miners. A number nf bouses wero demolished, shop ransacked and much property deatroyed. TIhi Riot Act was read, all shops were closed, and It was feared tlut tho wholu population would rise against tha Intruders. A company of soldier wero tent from lllrmlughaiii to aid the authorities lu restoring order. NhW Yoiik, Feb. 8 A letter from Paris says the general belief lu educates! circles Is that whllo Prince lllsmank would avoid war by preference, he would not ml n pretcx which would givo linn tha iippearaiHiuif rlitht, and enable him Io crush once for all the Ultram uitane party. Iteccut elections to the Prussian Parlia ment liutu demostrateil the extreme lm probabllltyol lllsmirck's success by purely leiral or parliamentary means. 1'fio Calb. 0ircshaecHlued33 vote at Landtairover ansiauoe wiiaiiney ii.u, anil lira Liber als have gained considerably. Tlio Preiuli lllshopsnuiiouuco their Intention to re-lst any nttcmiit tn muzzluthem. and Plus I.". ....... ... . . p.. -- his counseled them to tight thu good fight of filth, even at in irtyrs. Asa co rollary to all this, the Itounso has been fall ing frlghtrully during tlie iat three days, spreading consternation hi lluaucl.il circles. Private letters Irom llavaui say that al tali at Trlnlilad are regarded ns excep tional, ami not at all Indicative of a gen eral uprising by the negroes and burning ot plantations. Thu opinion prevails that thu In-urgent will sushi no utile to cross tho old 'Irocha in force. Heretofore they have been able ocsnslnnally to croM III ui ill parties. Hioiild the'y succeed in do ing so in largo number the burning ol the pi iiitatious Is Inevitable. A secret organ. iKiuiiii is iiiougui io exisi, wiiu ramiilui tlous extending to nil (virts of the l.land, Iho object ol whlcii Is to ghe moral and material support Io the iusiiruents. who. If suoccs-ful In their 0ieralloiisTii lira central ane rasfru dciartmeuts, will endeavor to lias Into tlie Villa districts. It It emended that tlie sitaulards are Just now In a tight place, ami nes-il men and money to carry on the war. The waut of both I apparent and It telling very heavily against the Spaniards, London, Feb. 0. Baron Jloycr Do Rothschild died to-day. Conservatives wero elected In Westmin ister yesterday by lajgo majorities. Repre sentative In last Parliament were n Liberal-Conservative and a Llbcial. London. Feb. 8. At Wilton there was a serious election riot yesterday ; several iwrtonswcro l.itally injured. Troublo is also reported In Windsor. Tho Liberals hive gained one scat Trotn Southampton. Twentv-threo Cotwiratlvcs and linecn Liberals wero elected or returned uuop IkhciI to-day by 21 constituencies. The O'Douoliuo was elected nt Trnleo by n ma jority ofthreo over n Homo ltuler. Oftho cieciious iietu lu -Metropolitan district to day no result Is announced ns tho count cannot no completes! until into to morrow. LONDON. Feb. 0. Itlotlim was sreiieral yesterday In the liolllnir districts hi Slnl- lonlshlre. At Hundley there was a des- IK'raiu ugm; one man was killed nud many seriously w nun ed. Among thu Injured wero several special constables nnd police men. At Tiiustalt thu authorities cliwd nil tlio public houses. Thu mob seized Iho ballot-boxes, whh.li were recaptured by tlio police. Similar scene were enacted at Longton and llurslein. Tho .Mayor of s, uivcnriHipiuii nun ine itinglsirate 01 South Stall'ordshtro telcgraplicil late yester day for military aid, nsklng for tlio lmnie dlalo dl'patch ol nil available troops. In Ireland feeling runs high between the Clerical and Nationalist parties, cseelally In Limerick county. A light occurrcil yes terday bctw ceil supporters of the rival can didate lu Afkclou ; thrco men were killed. The Homo ltulcrt' ciudldato wa returned from Duugaimon. In Manches ter, Jacob llrlght (brother of John llrlght) It standing at tha bottom oftho poll. The Conservative havo gained scat In Belfast, Dover, Uraveseud and Northamii ton ; the Liberal in Coventry and Dum frlcishtru ; tho Home ltuler In Drogheda and Wutcrford. Tho Manjulj of Lorno I) re-elected from Argylcshlru. Tlio Conser vatives havo gained n scat In Glasgow, where, at the last election, thrco Liberals were rciunieu uy overwhelming majori ties. So far. 420 member havo been rleetesl. of whom 22',areComcrTatliaand 103 Lib carl nnd Homo Rulers. Tho Conserva tive havo ousted 01 Liberals and the l.llu emit 21 Conservatives. IlLltLlX, Feb. 6. Tho Reichstag oiicncd to-day. The speech from the throne wa delivered by tho Imperial Commission. It riiuineraies nmong the priuclial measures to bo submitted, bills relailiu' to Mm smir. tho urmy, Iho press, trade ui.lons and ma rine jiirissiiction. Tho speech concludes with an assuarauco that nil tho nation ol ol Kuroponre resolved to preserve pence. Archbl'bop Lcdochwoskl will 1 tried ou tlio litis InsLant on no other charge ex cept tho refusal tn viy his tines. London, Fib. 7. In tho Parliamentary elections to-slay, lu ntno constituencies eleven Conservatives and thrco Liberal were returned, lour of tha Conservative being lor sent occupied by Liberal In tho late Parliament. Arthur K. Guinness (Conservative), and llrook (Homo ltuler), aro elected Irom Dublin, Tlie Liberals giln seats In Coleraiu nnd Dungaiinon, anil tlie Home Rulers In Duu dalk and Limerick. Tho latter returned Dr. Unit and Mr. O'Shaughuessy. Tho Martinis of Ilartlugton is re-clectcsl In New Radnor. According to tho latest dispatch 481 member or Parliament liavo been re turned, ol whom 223 uro Conservative and 220 Liberals. Tho Conservatives replace 71 Liberals, nud tho latter liivo ousted 27 Conservatives. It I retried tint Mr. Gladstono ha tent his resignation to Iho Queen. I.OMIOX, Feb. 0. Ily n collision on'tho Great Western Itallro.nl, near West Dray ton tuition, last evening, several lersons were killed nnd many wounded. MADItlD. Feb. 0. General Sickles 'took Ills final leu vo ol the Spmlsli Government to-day, nnd plaocd SccrcLiry Asleo In ciiargoormo i.cgitiou. i-Aiuv reo. ti.n. iiutlett let been I elected President of the Assembly. Havana, Feb. 7. Two page In to day' OJlcM llasette nro slevoteil to n proo laiiiatlou by Captain General Jolevar, who lias uevii laieir rciuvesiesl Willi extruonll- nary wwcr. It give a full exiositloii of mo is;eiii Biaio oi ma iiiturructioii nnu tlio cause of It contlnuanco; also an ns suranco tlat (icaceabla citizen may llvo securely under protection of tlio laws. It declares the Island In a state of ttego. Re bel and ienoiis accused of sedition, mur ilerand similar crimes, are to Iw tried by Court-martial; persons charged with other cilme nnd misdemeanor uro to bo tries! before tha ordinary Court. It order mobilization of actlvo service of ono vol unteer out ol every ten to bo Immediately enrolled nnd coiitliiuesl in service six mouths. Owners of slaves shall gUoouu out of every thousand In thu Island to work in thesnamp nud trenches and upon thu formications. At tho end of Iho cam paign the Government will llberatu nil these slaves, paying their owner rl,0OO for each. Tim proclamation create n Junta for tho Inspection of all item or war expenses. It organize a Vlgllanco Com inlttee In tho Interior, who will tako note of overyllilng, furnish guide and uct us Homo (juirds. I.ONDOX, Feb. 8. At the doo of the week SO!) member of thu House of Coin niou had been returned, of whom 2')7 are CoiiscrvatUc! and 212 Liberals. Tim Homo Rulers lu Cork hive returned ono uirmuer mm Mlkcnney twsi. I.ondox, Fell, ti-7 A. M. Thu Parlia mentary rlcs.tlon returns no In this .. show tint ceiit)'.ho Cou.civallsos ure eis-ciesi in seal lonniriy llllesl by I.IIktiIs, and lint teuty--lght Liberals Invubseu chosen lu place ot I bo Conservatives. It Is rumoreil mat .sir. Gladstono Is ut variance with his colleagues, and wishes to resign immediately, 'i hey In. 1st on waiting tor thu oienliig of lira Neiy Purllainrui, It Is oImj reMirlcd lh.it Mr. Disraeli has nl r.ady arranged his ministry, ilr. Gl.ul ttonu will await thu conclusion ofi lection beloro sledding what course Goveriunciit will take. Itisproli-iblotliit Right Don. LMw.inl Cnrslwcll, Ncretary of Matu for tlw Vr Dc)iartuiiul, will be raises! to the Fe.-ragc, Lo.Misjx. IV Ii. 10-fl a. Jl. Tlio litest illspatdiet shosv n total of 21 Conserva tive and 233 Liberals and Home ltuler elected to Parllinieut, the Coiiservullves gaining 80 and thu Liberals 2S teats. The above returns Include tlw election or 31 Home Rulers. liSCouiervativi-saiiil II III,. era! from Ireland. All understanding Ins been established between Mr. Disraeli and the Marouls of Salisbury. The Karl of Carnarvon and two noblemen have conscntod to nsslst tlio former la tho formation of a Ministry. Dtsrncll will address his constituents nt Buckingham on Wednesday. Diplomat! representatives nt Brussels, Berlin and Lisbon liavo resigned. PACIFIC COAST. San FliANCisco, Feb. 0. Jlezzara I still at walk on Iha Statuary for thu Stato Cap itol. Ho Intends to liivo It nil completed by tiro Itli oCluly next. Tlio defendants lu tha Klnsey murder case were to-slay found guilty of man slaughter, and will bo sentenced on tho 2ltliof 1'ebiir.iry. The mining share market was weak nud dull niraln to-slny. In tho divorce ciso of Whiting v. Whit ing, to-slay, lu thu Flltceulh District Court counsel fur Whiting produced a written agreement entered Into nud signed by himself nnd wlto on tho slay of their marriage, wherein tho stipulate that should sho e cr sue for n divorce sho w oulil not claim alimony or counsel fees. It I supoeil he exacted this pledge on tho strength of his experience In a similar suit previously tried. At nil event It showed liu bad nn eyo to business. Judge Dwlu cllo reserud his decision as to ttisj fbtccnnd construction of tho extraordinary docu ment. It Is reported that tho present Rairtl of Kdiicatlon will endeavor to maka nil tha school lu tlie department mixed schools, without further separation of the sexes. VALI.l'JO, Feb. 0. Tho iieoplo of Vallo Jo are Jubilant over Judge Wallace' decis ion at Nain to day In denying tha Injunc tion in thu county teat contest. Thu coun ty teat of Solano I to bo mom! to Valleo Monday next. Building nro Illuminated. nnd general hilarity prevails, nud Judgo Wallace is eminently iwpular here. SALT I.AKK. Feb. (I Tlio Utah North ern ltallroad I completed to Ogdeu. To day the first train uisscsl over tho road from Ogdcn. Tho Chief Justice ol the Territory has appointed John Mcllrldo Unl'ed State Attorney. Jacksonville Feb. 8. Tho bodrofan unknown man wa found lu Rogue River yesterday, evidently having been In Iho water several mouth. It is supposes) to be tha body or a German, named Spldotl, who mysteriously dlsappciucd from hero In September last, San Fuancisco, Feb. 8. John Prltcli anl fell out of a window lu a third story of a building on Morton street, this morning, and was Instantly killed. At last accounts, Mrs. Strauss, who was seriously burned ou Thursday morning, was alive, nud Ihcro wa n fair pro-pest for her final recovery. Thucnso ol tho Io Young brother for threat to kill B. F. Nnplitaly. of thu 6'un, wa partially heaid lu the Pollcu Court lately, nud continues). Tho defense mail.) thu point tint a On De Young tried to shoot Naphtaly Itwasnot is coiKiiiuinitlon or any precedent threat. Charles Do Young will endeavor In shosv 'hat lie never madd iiuy threat against Nnplitaly. Salt Lakk, Feb. 7. General Morrow, comiii tusllng Camp Douglas, near thl city, having recently cans,.,! to Iw laid be loro Chief Justice McKcau complaints of ahuso of soldier by tho police force, tlio Chlcr Justice In a letter state that ho has no power to prottrt tho soldiers, nud that Gen. Morrow will liavo to protect lit own men. SAN DlliO, Fi'b. 7. Tho Union's ml vice Irom Jnpa platvr mine gltu tho re sults of several coniiauy worker there w ho inn out from sixteen to one hundred dol lars cr day. New fields ure lielug dis covered, ami the camp Is Increasing. Tlieru Is a lluo of stages from San Dlegn tn ,laia. It has come in light tint onofilm men hung by the citizens ol Tu-cuu last August murdered the Baker family nt Blue Water. Uj miles west of here, December 21, 1871. Ashland. Feb. 7. A letter from Link- vllle, dated the 8th, contains the follow ing i On lliu evening siflhe 3d, u cousin ot Henry C. White, who wa killed lun Llnkvlllu taltKiu on IholSth ult., arrived nt lids place Irom Strawberry Valley, Cal Ifsirula. lie had a warrant Issued lor tho arrest of .lames Genty, who wa tumid at Swan Lake, and brought Io tht place. Ill preliminary examination cnmineuceil on thu 4th, coellnuesl through tho 3th, and will be concluded to-slay. Pro.T. the evi dence already given, there teem to be no doubt tint I w It tho party 'alio llred tlio fa tal that. The weather I clear and cold, and tlio ground covered with snow from six to clubt Imbes deep. No Indications of a thaw. Tho lost of Hock lull ktcii light a yet. San Fiianci-co, Feb. 0. Tlie China Trnnsjiaclllo Steamship Company's itcam ship VI sco de (Jama arrived last night, li.iv lug made tlio voyage from Yokohama lu less linn uluetieii days the f i.test timo ever mado between Hiomi Kirts. Mia mado the luitsago from HongKuiiglnYokoliama lu six day anil twciily-lhreu hours. The Japan wa to lava nailed ou lliu 2.ld tilt, Thu Vlsco duGainn brought 200 Chlneso pasengers. The Japanese Goveriunciit ha Issusesl another decree recalling all thu students residing abroad at the expen"o sifthu Gov ernment, s-xivpt thnss) w ho show Iho great est advancement hi studies. The greut templu nf Teiishlo Diljon, at Yesldo, isas destroyssl by lire Juuuiry 1st, A lire occurred this tiiornitiir on Ste en- sou "trect, near Sixth, lu the premise oc cupies! by John Merrill and Clnrles Schrn- iter. Jlcrilll wns proprietor or tlio c-irjxt-lie.itlng estahllsluneiit where Iho tiro origi nated, piobibly Irani lliu furnace ol steam boiler. Total loss, csllmatssl at -,0W. It list.ited lliit.Ioliii Prltilianl, whown killed yoleril ty, w.isn somuumbiillit, nud lilt iiiends llilnk list sprang out ol tlio win dow ami tesxheil his death while walking in Ids sleep, A convention of too various Irish socie ties ycstcrslay Inaugurated incisure for a projK r ivlibmlion nfst. Pulruk' Day. Lauadsi Kmhlihi ha sullcsl lor Riiglaud ut Coniinl. doner Id lliu London Imposi tion of is7l. 'lliu ril.itlous of tin, Jap'inessi Govern ment with nil hut thu I'lilM States Jllnls ter are growing iiiuround luoru liiluimio liloui. No duo In jet ln-cn louul Io Iho per son wlm trlcil tonuissluite Iwukiiruoii Ilia litis of Juuuiry last. Iwukura has lecnvercd Inuii his wound. Tha examination of lira Do Young Bros, lor Ihieaieiiiug Io kill Naphtaly. oftho .S'u, wa coticTuiled lids evening, and tak en under advisement by tlw Court till to morrow morning. The man meeting of Germans to con sider the subject of cosmopolitan school In 3ftf ru m i X ! ii s-is-s siii ,, rsk, i'.ti , a Atva .