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TELEGRAPHIC.
New YoitKrf JFob, . 25. Dputy" freight
atenis of three) trunk line running we
iave been'no'llled of a red no 1ii ofra m on
sugar and C(iI1hh 'tit llilrt) c ills a hundred
pounds tii''ChitMgn, 'and oilier nuls ,u nm-
txjrtiou.'for car Itads to one ooii-lgneee. Ii Is
islieved by mero'imiis ilia" Il Is merely the
beginning .f i u ling !" n Mini
llABBlwBUiia, F. b. 25 file local option
bill passed Hie H(ju-- isji niuht.
lillCAOO, Ftb. 25 The Inter Oievn'i
TVushtn. l-,m miiaiiu1 mu ft iirilinrr. ft-aier.
day submitted the ix'port ot ihH MJssWii.inl
JLuyeitigatfon Cnuiraltfcfl to hie Republican
n.Mtianmm. Ii tree's fullv o" '!i: z(ro cil
ibe BherJfl's i.ffico in V'-tsr.ur,; Mid the en-
uluE doubles, am. iii'cu'is ibe Idea of Call
lug tbe encounters titar Vii kshiir' between
whlUsand b'aiks IVtiltN, sa.vlnfe iIih klllluic
cf riBKJoea .vraillotbliijr b.ty a niHsere. li
ooiiflu.lt'S liy l-frcnirniieTihluj? the psNNMf:not
thA-Oiiii'iia force tilll'und IbiuihIiih the Minion
oi tbe I'rwiidunl In fieudiiiKiruopi to Vii'kM
burg. upon Ka resolution nl Governor Allies.
Tbe ixiinu it eolook uo acllun upon tbe re
port. 0'lcAno,Feb.25. Aspeo'al from LaOrn.e
tbi home o Aiikui t.'amHron, tbe newly
tinted WUjndiniknator, 8aH It ii under
v'uod tbure Hem ill l.nt no tnloa lt-piililir,au
CaKsua hut will nfl wMi the luilepeudi ut.
Ii.w Ohi.kanh, F b '25 An Hon in tlie
Couervatle utiii.auto recouMder I be vote ii.
yeptenlav a.repliny the Wbeeler t'oiu promise
failed.' 'SpHiker Wlliz entered a protest
Kftltit Conservatives intnrulng to tlia hall
ol i bo iloue irom which tbey heredilven
by, I o.illn bayonets, uulll they can iJok)
witJjoutHtuUilrwtloupr any concession what
ever,,. Aho'utt thirty tueiiibera aiierwardm
tiiKued YViliz' priii&Kt, adopting' its eeuli
inents ' ' ' " ' I
CHiOAO'VFb.''25 E ramc list Novem
ber, ii oiiiiit.br of uialcoiJteiitH,jlinost holly
colllo,,d1)Pt f reiui-r'; cilllntf, themMelyes
wolkuiK'Uen, bu Kuerallv xiv'le'lco'uiuiun-,
latoi have t'riaed more orlrso dli-tUbnoi- iu
rocmd to the worHlnH ol'tho Hellef A'd ho
cltly, vVhlch' has ctm riie of dfstrioutlii((tlje
fund fir the 'piiiir, dohaled to the ciiyufier'
the ureat Ore. tbe People cliliulng that there
is 'tin hoiiety In lh, management, auibde
ruandinkf a volni iu regard, to the rua.lnor of
relief distribution. , r
Ret'eutly', uih leaders of iKese uindllti,
Vih'uji miiijtviN about 30b persons, baJe re
ue'Vfed tbe auitation. At a meet I lit: la-t tilht
Duiy w'doptd t rtMi)iitioii r. iltim; arions
alleged nbotlconiinpB of ibe Relief and Ant
biKJje.iy, and IUriUint;on a coropliance with
ceii'ain druiauds of the meetliitf, A commit
tee was appointed to wait upon tbe otlifers ot
Ibe Keliet and, Aid Society villi theke recolu
tions, and to deaiand an' oxatninatiob of tbe
lxxks of the Socleiy.
Tlie crowd, around tbe office of the Relief
an 1 A'd Society became 80 Kneai that the po
lice were oidered to, disperse them, wfucb
they proceeded to do. Most of thexprc ators
moved off peaceably, but one or two unruly
f&en were' ariested and taken to the station -iiouss.
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WASHiNOTAlt, Feb. 25.-9 a, m' ITonse
llll in stssioii. i
Tbe bnate FinancenCommlttee bad a
special meeting to day on' tbe'iiew lax bill.
jiany,;Bristow and Uoinmisslooer Douylati
were prweut aud furnlsbid tbe Com inn tee
detalleJ Information concerning tbe piobable
workiuit of the vailous provisions of the
bill. No action was taken, hut, indications
, from discussion are that the mnjorlty of the
Ooiiiinlilee will reconnneiid tbe nsssatre ot
the tnli iXiolly, or at leasr., aubslan'iully, a&
it coiui-m Irom the House.
IIhiiishv (jre'siuted (be credentials of Sin
net J. It. McMillan, U. H. Senator Irom
Jrlinuesoia, trom Marcu 4th. It Dad and
i!aed ou tile. '
A long dbtn-sion onsoed upon tbe general
pr6i-lono the bill. At 6 r. M , Morton
aid to test the urn be of tbe Senate he would
inove a nctus till 7:30 r. m., wUb the uu
Jerxtaudlng that tbe hill should be Hulshed
Jo-nlghf,
JVlorton vi hiirrw Lis motion fornrecftfts
slid the discussion f the bill contiautd,Mer.
rliuan pppaklng Inoppo-iiiou to It.
WAHUiMaroN, Feb. 25. The Houte is still
Jn neiwion and precbely where Unas at 3
o'olprk this morning', so far us bubliitm b
envermd. Most ot tbo' ni'.'int)ers are coiu
plttely worn 'out, but sleoplnir.' A scom of
uifuibers areMretclud on sofs.ln I he cloak
room and around tbe ohauibtrs. The clerk
is calling the roll in a" dreamy tone.. .Butler,
of Sdtiuatllut.FttiiJsleudertlulrieUopub.lcan
jeiif, but while llit t-Al wivj ,bt!nK culled hh
fitai llelh'eliatil lcs.k Ills place, rally iiig ami
etreuj;tbeni'K his forces. The Oppnsliiou
lyajj Jed.by Randall, scoond-d by Spear. Tbe
HpcaVfr has occupied the Chair throughout
ibe session, deciutng promptly Ihe nmny
different pOinU coustiully arising.
KooN. At ibis boor tbe House seems no
Bdirer out of I'sdlfliculty than at inidniglit.
Ail tbo Tilght'sesNiou was consumed in net
Hiir round In a vloous cirulo. When the
qui stlo'n whether tbe House ehall consider
Ihe caucus fori hill rumo to be voted en, I be
Ixroocmls refrained from - otinpr, and as Re
publican could not gel Into the ball a lull
mrjoiiiy from their own ranks, the vote
would lift-enter no quorum present and 'a
lalliifttie House would follow; and so mi In
Ibe 'monotonous round throughout the night
and ho much of the day. K'ili'notwiihataiid
InglliB disgust of party leaders,' there was no
eiti.bi'lon of 111 temper by either side. At 1
oVIeek a Democratic member moved an ad
J lurnment. '
A s-.liit of nrdW wan mdi that this was a
dilatory motion, but the Sneaker ruled It'
wa not. aid tbe vute resulted, yeas (il). nays
IM.
Hfrford oftVred a resolution, the Senate
concurring, that tbe House aootirn to the
Jstof Maich. Tbe Speaker decided it out of
order and refuted to entertain an appeal
from tbe decklon.
Eldridge moved lo adjourn till Kalurday,
and tbe yeas and nay s were ordered. The
itsult of tbecall was, yeas 81, nays 174.
t'ohiirli then nioyed to take up ttm force
bill, np"D which Kldrldgo raised a question
of oniisiderailon (p. and demanded me yeas
nd nsys wli't-bwere ordered. Tbe vole
nrw-il, j na 170, nay 8 89. t r
TEldrldge then moved to resvinsldT' the
rve, by which tbe Hou agreed to consider
the force , hill, and demanded the yea and
bv wblcb were.ordered, ,
EIrlrldge's motion was defeaterl yeas 85.
jri Jill and tbo bill was then taken op and
Nlblsck made point of order lht, the
lt provided for tbe creation of new "Qflqcm
ifVhnnM be flrat conaJdend lo'Coniluteof,
U'VWbid.' , '"!'' ' '
Tti Kieaaer'refiised to entenaltl' tbe point,
ifl Nlblsrk appealed. v
UW. CariWdby It: to SO. '
Coburn, at 4 v, M., roue to open tbe debato,
but, said on account of Ibe lateuess of tliH
hour and weariness of members he 'would
j leld to have soenn amendments offered.
Amendments weft thereupon suggested
by Mtssn. Cannon, Hartley (of Illiuol) ami
K. It. Hoar.
Hii'h kunendment were to strike out Uih
first, H'ond and third ntciious, audOauou'o,
ui iriie out tbe 13 Ii. .
I b" House tbHii Hdfonrnpd.
Ntw York, Feb. 25 1'nls miming Tracy
eonthiutUt Ids djieuliig address fort-iim. de
fense. He said l lie emerge in (be wan .hum
soldiery, and tbe burden ol ibe proof tested,
wiiu mo prosecution, u wa mil tor oeiotia
ants lo prove l.ii.i!oei.r, lint l.ir Vbmtber
Hide to prove gu.lt, lie dec ared ,U( ibe
slightest evidbue:ii''i.uilllbad yet benn pro
duof d. Lie referred 10 the wltness.Kalej O.ry ,
an a woman ree king from dtus of pollutim,.
anil rldlciile-ri Iner te-s linoiiy, lib also al"
hided oonteinpiu nIy to the teolliuony, of
Mis .Tilton' bruin, r. tie would show tlie
furs Ibai, wl nesses fur ibe prosecution Kelt
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iii.i lip ud ui-iiniru, nun vuiti. vnoy UA'J luu
I ir
nue-i ihotives lor fa-tenm;, guilt ou the
deleiuUut. .ljec4esQliureb uUof
irvui
i ,.-. a: v',e lanivewuiuu j, jfiid upon; to
(iritvb toe oueuu. mere irdf iDibmjuii ui
. .1. it. . ir...'n m am. .. ....... 4 ..
o-ai co i i.siou, nut tuai rama irom one lam
lip ihaiofMoultoii. Uy Twould includd it;
Hut fauulv Tiieod.ire Tdturj. The, evidence
nrronfession by Koecber lMuio from Moullon,
bls"wifeaiid Tilton. There was another mani
whom tbe prosecntioii otulttetl to. call he
oatise they were afraid bis testimony would
be blasted.
Atthlspitnt ex Judge Porte", ofcounsil
tor ihe defend in , read a variety of legal hi
fborilles, beating ou the imporlauoe or yaluu
of oral conlijHslona as evidence.
Tracy then returned lo the snb)ictofTU
tonV interview with Bowen, when the latier
suggested and the former wrote aud sent by
II iwen a demand to 11-echer to resiirn aud
leave Brooklyn, and said Bjwcn had uoob
jectlon.l lnliig Tilton iu a'waron'BMioher, if
ho could do so safely, and after delivering
ihe.lellcr lo.lWcber and inakiiig fture that
Tilton and Beeuher couldn't unite against
him', he'haseued to discharge Tilton, and
then told' bim if ho ever' made public tbe
stories he sptead against Beecher, he would
caslder him. 1'bis, sotdoouuseluiwas ,cm
spfraov hy Tiltonii'l Tliweu aeainsi Biech
er,' but from which Bi&nn'had sllpped'out.
This, gentlemen, wasidiVne iu thH way ol
business. 'So 'much lying forao much money
iu dollars! and oiintsil l tx
LoNh'oN, Feb. as: Bullion In Ibe Bnk of
Etigland'hai- Inoreaaeii'i02 000tbe pronor
non of bank reserves to liabilities Is 43M per
cent.
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Pakis, Feb. 'J5 The sprcie bank of France
lD"re.i-ed ten millions frano the pst week.
In the Assembly to day the bill for the or-l
pants v ion oi the public 'powers passed by a
voi of 130lO'Si2.
lit rejKirteU Gen. De Clssey. Vlce'Prefl
ident'of Council and Minister 6' War; Duke
Do Catzis. Mlnist'er of Foreign' Affairs;'
Calllauz, Minister of Publio Works; Orlvnrt,
Minister ofi AL-nculturft' and (Commerce,
with IVMontaignal, Minister of Mirlueand
Colonies, will remain In tbe Cabloet'iu the
nos'tlons they now neoupr. and that the
Duke Dd Andift'.flt Panquier will' become
Minister of tbe Interior; beon'Say, Minister
of Finance; Matthew Rodet, Minister ot
JuiIqa, ana Wallet Minister or "Publio In-
struclion. '' i
PitEHCOTT, Feb. 25. A dispatch Just re
ceived at Gen. Crook's headquarters, says
MsJ Ogleby made a o'ein sweep of tbe coun
try between tbe Mogodonsaud the IjlttU Col
orado, killing 15 bucks and capturing 28 pris
oners. Among the Indians k lied were tbe
one who shot Lieut. King; and bIbo the'one
who killed tbe Santa Fe mail rlaer last fall.
Gen. Crook has been Uylng to get these reu
egades for some time.
FtOBE.CK. Feb.1 '25 The man arrested
here fur old John Bjnder, Is bun sure, and
no mistake this t'nl, ' '
Salt Laki:, Feb 25 Pblllp Shafer, for'
me niurueroi van YaiKeuDiirg near aanrty,
numn a y ear ago, was given tne cuoice ni ne
ingshot, liaiigeil or guillotined, ns provided
by law.' 'Kjnendng no preference bo was
senteticd'to b- hinged June 25i.h. Jl '
Jackson VjLi.k. Keb. 25. TuH Gallcs crerk
mines are stlh creating much excitement ;ln
this county.
A pelllion fis tseti seni lo Srfnaors from
Oregon, uiglng ihe establishment of a dally
mull lo tbo Yank lnU.nnd suipr ure being,
takeu to pushn road lo Hie mines at 0'iooT
Anojher l.irgo, deposit of cinnabar wa ills
covered" within ilneo miles of tho Hodges
lead Iat week, that bids fair to rival ths New
Almadon in extend and rlcbnos. (Splendid
ciunaVar bus been struck in thj (Irillla cnek
lead, a few mllo- fi ooi here, at a'depth pi tl fe
fret. '
T'o mnunlatns arojull of prosne'ors and
new discoveries aiu beiu luada every few
days, i ,. r
Puir.AULirHiA, Fib. 20. Tbe ice-on the
SsUujMIl, al VfiinaytinU. In obenp yesterday
afternoon. During the night the river' rose
rapidly 20 hv. fhQvei'thj usutl Utftht, ind
only Tour feel bliw (he bUhmt pilnt ever
reached, anbmerglng all the liouioi in tho
lo.verpartof town and forced occupants to
abandon them and their oon'ents. Tne ijas
works overflowed and the streets were 'n
darkness. All Ibe mills except' one have
suspended, throwing at least 2000 persons
(hit of employment.
Nkw Vohjc, Feh 2(J A great crowd lngr
in ths'nelgtiborhooil i f Si Aiirlrew'nhurch,
the scene of the dlsistor last night, but only'
reporter and .nrnrlals are allowed lo en,ter'
the ed flue. Shreds of clothlnpf "cattered
througlii;bnrrh, hear tnstniony to the terri
ble nature of the pui.lp which s-jzed the 'con
g'pgatlou. Through holes n the roof, brick
and plsstej- conMnpe 'o fill.
BAr.Tl.M-MiB. Fl 2i) Aii AnnnpiJIs letsr
savs Orilon I'lati l. a naval csdet, was ex-
P"iieu imin innirii VMOBinv, weanes
day, for refmiug to "feuca" with a colored
cadet. t '
WAsnitanv. Fb 2(1 Oiithe arrlvil of
i ne iraiu iron, inuumomi a' Alexandria li
vas dlscover.nl Ujt ex-3iitor James W.
Nye, who, uh-n la-t seen oo.;upied a seat In
tbe sleeping car, was missing. IPs boots
were still in h's berih. , lie was on his way
Nonh'from Jacksonville, Florida, with his
daughter, Mrs. Vyse, and his servant. lie
retire i Ibe prevfo'ia evening id ususl heallli.
It Is supposMl he goi np In the night In a
dazsd ciudaion, am) wakeI uffur -II off
the car whle In in'illon, as be bad not b-ei
heard from at anv of the s'a'ions where the
.. .. ' w... ... '.l
train stoprs-il. rtninn fetra have lately beii
fell by bis friends. ibatbls utental faculliea
were waning, and on Ibis ai-Oiuat he was
Induced to iouruev with his rleuuhter In
Fl.irjda, whliher sh'e bad gope for the benefit
of her bealtb. ' ' "
Wasuinqto;, Feb. 2tl,,-A rJspatcb,from
Ijlchuiiiidjsavs ex Senator Nye-va found
there nil sale, but nairly nude. 'It sem,s
si I pi ay I put of Ihe rr lust a the train started
nd concealed himself In the depot. , ' '
It Is' staled (hat Banlelt, iillorrieyff thiV
c'fiu Mall Comparjy, left ihls'torirnfo ffr
Minaeaoia'tn aitaeh the pmpsrt y ot WUIkwri
8;. Kinr. sriih ii rlsw to renover the aBsoant
received by him in uodmciIod wHk the tub
My.
.Tbe TtmlitDt noalnatdd J'M. M. Truer,
of Indiana, Second Assistant Postmaster
General. ' t
TbnCorhmlUre on Wnvs.aiil Meaps, this
afieiuoont aix meiteinplxtlng a report m the
Pmiltlc Mail, Mibsl.lv. Uts intimated that il
will recommend that m-ss irs oh Iskn to
prosecn'H foe pnrjilry lvo ptjisous who re
ceived large sn ins.
TheSeuaie'Klnance (Tonimltte report tbe
Tax and Tariff bill wl bout ainudinnt and
without reoouimendaiion. Tbe nisjorliy of
the HV.uniuittee mmld have pretr,e;l to
ainnd,llie li II In la-fous psrtli ulars, but al
lea-ttour meinb rslinught m s mend the bill
at all woiild.llupi ill Its tjiniu'iro nr,
IinlH'iil,;lvn-T 'tie uieHiliigoftlie llense
thls'n.nrlilftg, Rout ill made a pniprv-itlnn
.hat If thai ltepilblii-Hi would agree (oske
lip th"Siitn'rvi (ml A proprlallhii bil) and
iicu8s it till 5,o'clo"k. ilien take a reee-s. llll
7:."5il. fold ifake up the forif bill fur dt bale,
only, the opposition nould not insist upon
thprea'dlMgortheJjarnal, which would con
nine se eral hours.
Randall'sv proposition was tbeii accen'ed.
s'jdiheHou-e wtiit into Committee of the
viiyl',.QH tbe Sundry ClrlJ.Ajiprbprlatiou
bill. . . , t , I
When tne olaUWS )Vf ro"f(i!lcried approprl
ntlHj; JIO.WO fnr'ih.ti. purchase or Mis- Ran
HOniMlpitTltlb of Gen. Thomas, and f J5.0C0
for Carfswler's palnllhif of theSlcnlug of tbe
Tjinalioliutli nt Pioclaiuaion, objection was
mule thntHie appropriations wero notaiuj
thnrlzed bv existing laws.
Oailield suggested the points were not well
taken, but, the chair ruled they wero aud the
olans'es'rstrinken out. '
Nkw Yohk, Feb.,26. The following card
from Henry U. Uiweu Will be published-this
afternoon : , ,
New Yonic. Feb. 20.
Tho s'afemqnf made bv Mr. 11. K. Trauy In
hla'dpenlng mbiiess'to tho conn and Jury tp'
the Brooklyn scandal 'casej'to fur as said
siatftneuts rHier lo tnrf as 'havihg been eh
uagexlin anv eonspiraoy whtvr, are ma
llalia'it f.ilMllcailoils from beginning, to end,
d'silmte jor, .even on rfjr f truth, as
said T.rsoy can Jearu If.be Vill call me to Ihe
wllhess s.aud, 111 which event' he will Vied
ot)t'trmt;t do' hot belleve''W'the doctrine said
to' be U lit lit, U. him that lying' is Justifiable
underlcerthiti eircumslences;)
(Signed) Hisnry Q. Bowkmi .
TUkkhsimei.d, Feb..l2n. The Panamlnt
VtiraKavist nf-wi mining; disirht has been
etlHsiied,qllid Ro.so, pislrliit. situated
abrmt,25 miles frqm Panamlnt. apd adjacej'it.
to Paninlnt,'vallpy. The r'cheft of Ihesb
mines 'is fabulous. A corres'pondent'tn' trie1
AVlr 1 says:1 To Vivo1 a foil "description and
est jiiiUe'of thir size 'and valho twould be
Impuislbleif he slintild onnlipe himself to
rktinis.and deserlloilie nnvuliuJo of ledges
l)V oronnlngs., Iin, would onlvoreatna nrv nf
daj-isian. F.,worahIe'reporfH from Coso and
ArillH fHsti-telia nrn eno.tt-.il ' ' 1
The kerrivllle siago robbers llavo been r
rostedi and will be brniivtht'here to morrow,
Okdan,a, Feb 20. Patey Msrley, the no
torious, flao robber, whoe-enped fr0rn Sherr
Itl Fife, of Lincoln, by lumping from a llv-,
lug train, was, captured bornearly this morn
ing liv Nilcheli. the Pllne chief.
AsToniA, Feb. 25 To the Editor nf the
Oregoman : At t p M , to-d-v arrived In
town from Sklpannn, Ciipt. Howell of the
propeller Los Angeles, running between San
Frsnelsco and Victoria, ft C Can! ITnoiull.
reports that on tbe.nigbtof Ihe'itd, tbe Los
'A ... kak VAln.... Iina a. n V ..'. n1-lA.l ...f.L
"wi w u"'i.i. muni oj up nj v icuiria wiiu
freight and abrut 150 passengers, and broke
her sr)aft and became disabled. Unable to
ullllne steam power I hey endeavored tomsko
sail, hut tbe positiqu of tbe' propeller made
It impossible to. fteer tho vessel on her
course. Heaving the lead tbey found tbey
were In jtlfty fathoms of water and the' best
thlntt they could do was lo hjt co the anchor
and wait for roornlng.'whloh was sccordl ugly
dwo. "At davllght on the 21:h Ihey found
memseives KO'.'iit. jo mites irom suore 'anil
Tillamook Head in bight. Capt. .Howell !
culled for volunteers' toaacnmtv.nv him in
ho ship's boat to shore, In order that he
might make his way to this piano to prrourp
,s-ils'snce to bring the disabled vessel to a
pi ice of mfety, Four men volunteered and
at8 o'clock A M . iliev left the s'nainer and
lafq in tbe sfiernnon (hey roAlied too break
ers off shore and, fa rored hv s. kind nrnv-l.
,dence, tbey brought ihelr boat (tafi ly through
,a heavy surf which oit ihqin. bhat and' all,
bl'h andl'try'o'n the weather beach.
They landVeJ near Ihe moptli' of 1. k creek,
aboil 11 miles below Sea Side, IWn Ilolla
dai 'h nlaco. All that nhrlit ilmv nrunt l.
climbing hills and wandering through the
woods, makingstr(-lr way as b-t they could
toward Cla'snif plains, which Ihey'siibceeded
itl liodinrc about noon on Ihe 2'ith, hungry
wet and I weary. As so.m as ossiblo thry
luailo'tbiiir way lo -Sklpaaon' l.uullng, from
whence thev were brought ryil','l as llttla de
luy us possible bv Mr, .J,.l.n Wilt, (bj lAjt.
carrier, to this cltv, which they trftfchtd as
belorei states? , at 5 r. . Capfj HoWell Im
tliedialnly chartered tho sam tug Astoria,
andasiwoil.rt, e'eam c.v'dd le trotnp, pro
ceeded with h-vrtotb assistant ofihh un
rtuittlleu,ni31",and UioMghlho wealhoris
thick and (ogcy as there Is no himvy wind
blowing, II Is coull leiitly ex nuclei that op
to-iunrrow tho g.vo.1 tug will bring the vns.
gel with her precious tnrgo of erver 150 lid-'
man souls, ra'ply ! port. Sonioolf be.
Cmcvod, F 27 The snnual Kportof
Hie uluu.igd,.B iilii'igtou A Qiiicv Rilrotil,
Just inirls piibl'c. shows its total 'earnings in
on $11,1)15,317; net ehrnlugs. !,t.1l,Ni5; total
aniuiiiu surplus es,rings, f j,lLS,7J7; litures
of)ros.s earnings f r J87i over the previous
year Is $210,101, vvbllo in gain the uet earning
are $101,317, "
MaDImin, F-b. 27 The Assembly Ift-t
eveuiug tisik ii.ub.i Itillroid i;omiulsl;)ii
era' bill, wiiicli rvmoyrs all rHstrlctlons uulll
the coint'aoi.8 earn ten pel cent, of Ibe'ap
praistd value of ilmlr property. At a late
hour the A-s-mhly voted to strike out all af
ter the eiiscilng clsuse. and Insert (immby's
bill which Is vlrtuttlylbe same as the Pol
ler law. .A I the same lime the hetiato order
ed Q ilmhy'a hill lo Its third reading. To-day
Inet.SKiiaie oostiioueil lUe malt, r till Moudav.
and reporla are Lejiug made for the couipa
iiis. '
Louisvillk, Feb. 27. The library draw
lug began tlil morning. Tnu UMiiagnrs an
nounce! lasi night that oiily .'W sr Lenlot
the lickeis tieiug wild, tuupr z-s would ba
scaled In same p-opuriiou. Tne cdpltal prize
S)5 0UO was dr wn by ticket bt).271; the
Sbis.uii f',(,0(l drawn by lieket 10,075.
CJllCioo, Full, 28. Bartlnii, aluirimy for
ibii Paciuc Mail Co , passed ihrougli here to
ilayon bl- Way to Milium )ta. where bo giMSa
wild i lie vie lo io. iiuie piiicwalliigsaxsiiul
n ni, a. iving lo risxiver moiioV rtssilyed by
him on n,e siib.ldy bilj or 1872 Ue slated
lo a Times 'rep.tr er to-day that the Company
tiad InsiilUtod pnKVsrdtugs against Irwlii tor
emlMXiueiutiot- and a warrant was out I Cor
bis arrest, i . ,
C'uipan,q Feb. 27 The iMertOoeam't
WatoujMJW ispeclal aavst Aft a. Cabinet
inneHiug yesterday tbe question of an extra
istMiop-pCavresswa d .Mussed, pd tba
President auuuunoesd posilivfly be .would
not 'call 'a aesilori, 'even if tbe suiidry'clvll
tk 'risr sad barboraed the detclsncr ho
proprtw.4ibllls'sl failed. '' " ..
. Nkw Yohk, Fob. Sfl.-Henry Ward Ueob'
or. lu bis leuiitrn room talk last night, luu so
el ihv suiuial ia tub.'.au' a !oliuw; "tfvt
i. u i - : ' ' "" "
.thirty years I hae preschedlo you; have
'tried toeXKiliilil tin) nlii ot lioil. Iu my
old ate, liiy Kttlr hss eet u btKt lo illloi
tne wMl ev le aij..f roloued trisls. 1 ui
tiol hall so nuxloil-, about Ibe rtsUil in 'lint
tr'ai as lul 1 snot! live dllllbg lis lololnu
anon slid alti-i uimliialloti, and I pray mat
ii y txsmple uiay be ibal of i. tin log,
palieut follower ol Christ Jejue, slid I pray
that your many" prayers limy be i.iiswund,
simply that I ity be known in minus a
CbiiMiau." 'ibe teimlnntiou if bis liiu-ca-tiou
ws, "help lis eo tit live that we luay be
abje hi ta : 'luy will be iloni; if thou re
sl'li us, vn no call bo against Us.' "
Jureuilah'H. and Geo. Ii. Robinson and
Frank1 T, Woodiiitt' publish a card luis
ii.onmig lu.ansnir to a poruou of Gjueral
Tracy ' opeiiiug Hddroos Jor ibe defend.!.
and say Mutllion 1as been a partnvr of Hit
tUiil'ot Wobdrutf t It b'nsou' for more than
leu yearn tbat ui ij uduct us a (partner Iia
alvtsys beeu.lraiik end ul, iiml the uls-olu
tlou ol'the n.'tn tiss i.d. leen ttifiiiiiced by
lliB niton B.Vc'.et cUitioiers. but .as lo
solved vn a i ao, ,
f.Xfl).VotK, lb. ad.Lltllo Rilpb Tilloti
is rorotteu lo uc uy Kji.
Judge' Fullfrtoil, ofTillnii'-f counsel, says:
Our side, Instead ot Invlng any nhjcu.toua to
htarjug what Mr. lleu uas, to saj , arc go
lug lo luvlto blui to the slan'i w hnu wo com
incnce'rebutlal, and we urj col UtUnt that he
desires to speak the tt uih, and It ia Otlr lu
lection to ive I.im tLo opporiun'ly to, fit
plulu tils (.ouuuctirju, ytllli the parlies lKlgaut
It Is Uiited Gm. Tracy has yet 250 pryus of
uimiiu'eilpl ot"biSB)(oli to read) which Will
Uku a day'ht leaU to complete.
lloecbur is liktly,to bo the 111 bt witness call
ed by the detbnse, probably on Tuesday. Uu
will be .examined by Krnrts aud I'orter, and
crovJ-oxHiiilned by Futlurtou. He Is expei't
edto.ue ('ni tbtislsntl 10 lir 12 dava. ,liovien
will not bocallt don ttm liecclihrldo. ll;s-lu
Turner aud Mrs Morse will be wliilesses on
beba'fot Beecber, as Will Mrs. Porter1, with
wbonrMrs. 'lilloni boarded vvbeu she wioiu
tlib Cuilirriue tiauut i-Uer, txi) prove the al
legedlciills.irauy. Ileeclivr will be relutorc
ed by Clilu, hllo, Storr'sJ llaillilay, Cald
well a'ud V'tbei's of b'ls'cougregitio'u, who
will swear, tuo i-Ubjrit of adultery was never
spoken ul by Tluuu till, tho uittuimg ot ihe
chtiich coiiiiuttleM l.n Julv last'.
TAiliWbroJ';Feb.27 -' Hmighton's sniond
ed bill 'imltibliZiiiK iWCiillliirina Southern
PabiUuilo change lis t(iite,ow jug lo tbo re
fusal, ot Collou to concrde luriher ivineud
uientM duinaiidid bv llagfcr and Ltutiell,
who object to' (hecliniMa lirovldlng that the'
land grout HlialLremaiuItUe samei evaruilgme
ally wiibdr.iuu. aid be patented to tbo cum-,
panyi to tbei mtuo extent ta It it had boon
built on the'orlglual'roiilt), as tlinwu' on thb
maps bled bv said Conipanyilii tbei General
f ,. i nm,. , ia., o iu,'-, r, t i-j a...
iSAkXtfttl
ii.fiisiv.ri ii. iTner;.,Hi ,T,:;"iii 7n.r3
the bill this Congress,
. -r7; -- o, -- mv.w...
Iinttiell, acting In behalf of seUlers ou the
Milpiiss ,gru,t, Monterey county, Iihs eib
tain;)! Xiom tho Seoictary ot the lutoilor un
nidtrtora riheailng ot tbo recent adverse
decision', 'pending1 which the palent ts't6 be
withheld! Luttrell also favors the cause. ot
agricultural tutllers on Sojtt river against
WfcbU'iU and other mining claluiautB. Tte
decision will be rendered next week. "
' Wahhuvoton, Feb 29. -Postoll'.ces ostab
llibndl Waiervillo, Lane, county, Oiegon,
Ueorge Mlltii;an,poslmaster; Algernon, low
is v.iiuty, W,T., C. P. McCrady, postmaster.
Dlsjcomluued--Cht.weiab; Stevens county;
,W.TV i
I Postmss'era appointed Aug. Walters, Ta
coma, Pjeicrt couuty, W. T i yui, Hampton,
Nooksauhk, Lewis county, w, T.
A'n extra tession of Hie Senate begins on
Friday next, and will not, It is supposed, eon-'
tlnue over one week. The business will be
in secret session on the Hawaiian aud Bel
gian treaties, and tor action ou such noinlnn-
!,ylls us UlB 1're,'ld't "lake, which will
be few,
A largo amount of business remains to bo
traiisdc.ed by both houses, necessitating Ialo
'night 'njssiiftns. Three or tour contorted eleo
iluu'cases'aro pending, besides tbe reports ol
tt'O spoitlal, committee, ou tbei Alabama, Mis
slssip.i, I(oub,laua and Arkansas sllairs, not
yet acted on.by the llousn. Tho Arkansas
jjiie'tloti Isnlso before the Senate Committee
O') Privileges and UleulinnHoii the memorial
ot.IJrr.iikH, olaimnig to,be Ihe Governor ot
tbat Slate, nu.l a p po't will be made on the
'subject. Th'n Pibun'bink ciudenllals qnes
tloti cannot be again brluulit tip for aclloil In
the Unusi), Tho. force; bill will bo without.
doubl, earnuilly lougut by Ihe Dfin'oralii;
Senators, who wilt yse every available means
to defeat It. '
Consideration of tho clyll right bill was ro
sumed. i , ' .
C'arr'nlersulJ.iiftfr tkorouglily, conslilui'
lli iliQ.bill. be would bti copipttlu'd to ot'.
against It, hut ho wis not willing to record
his volei against a measure supported by M
many cf his ussociu es ,1)) iho Senate without
giving his reasons for' doing stj, llo tlion
sp'rike at lertgid'apalttst'the 1)111. 'Carpanier
was ll-lened to throughout with the closest
attention, both by ritmatnr iwid,tlioe in t'pi
galleries, Hecuucluded ns tijllows: I eun
uiideMHiid how an oralor llko tbo' Senator'
Irom Indiana could lull tine the pialons of a
poj.iil.ir usseiubly and rally It to tho HupKrt
of to provisions of ibis bill; bt I uouties
my astonishment and my sorrow that tin cm
carry along wltlrbtui'tlinlilghest court hi the
Uiiil,''tliH Nei.iiln eil'ihei United Stales, mil
p'ss the hill Ihroitgb all lie forms ol enact
irieul. i am coiisolet, however, bv Ihu i on
lldei co ihal If II shall becomu a law, 'ihe Ju
tllciaf'courts will In.nrveuo to vindicate ttu.
COIIstitllltlU. i '
'Il)i iH-eussiou pf tho fnrco bill waH ip.
HUjii-d. 1.,'ook', Pierce of Mass., and Poland
npi"Ved lis ptv-ssgH. '
iiiitiiell opiKiseci theblll mid (.aid the vvhlu
Repu hi iins and negro agitators weirolnru
ly responsible tor ttie disiiirbaiicts ami dis
content In Alabama.
KliiridfiH ai.fiealed to Republicans leaders
lo halt in UiU course otjugislaliuu wlilch will
lead to the desirucliou ol the liberties ol the
country.
Lamar admitted thoexis once of political
eliequiet lu some sections of the South, some
linissoulininiaiiiig ii) riot, but It was abnor
iiihI cindiiions and not the result of a desire
to on an polhical advantage.
Wbicii ilu-illy pHHsnd by a vote 185 to 114
Lomjon, I'Vb. 28. .Veven b Uallonsof Car
Us s altai-ktsJ HdOoa ou Friday, Afor a
vigorous IsiuibHidineut they aesnilted the
lotti ofU'uerila Nuevo ind Arbolauuh?,
wliiuh we re taken anJ retaken three llines.
Tie lighting was desr.ora'o on both Msi,
i ne carnsis were inuiiy repulsed. The Al
fonalst's Ioks'U'lVi killed and wounded The
Alfonslsts subsequenily attacked the Car
lfjuu tlielr eeiureuchuisnta and were In turn
repLUeJ, ,wllti a Joss of 200 killed and
woundou.
Advices from lanfandor ravlvo tlia reporl1
ts uvu. i. uiiuu.i ui uo apoinieu to oom
njatid, !, A'M'X P,'t' Not lb. leji,i
Morlone. I.ims and Blanoo have resigned
Tbe Carlisle, are preparing for grand effort J
agalaM Pureeldt.i Y
iBachajskntu, Keb.27.-slov.-' Newton IHoth
has filed with lha isx-rsiary of Slate bis rW'
IguaUoaof the aillice or Governor, and will
lefve for Washing on on the overland Iraln
ro-umrow. L'vu'.-U "vtru-.-r PicUtoj is bore.
Tying Her lonnet Under Her Chin.
'IIY NUBA, l'KRHV.
Tvlns her bonnet under her chin,
'"sub tied a raven ringlet in;
Hut liotalo-'ei In Ihe silken snaro
O.d shu'eatch her lovely , Homing hair, '' '
For, lying her bnnliot under herchl j,
She tkd a youuy man's heart within.
They were strolling tojjether'tip tbo bil.
Where, tho wiud uuuisi blowtug merry and
chill,
And !i bVw the curls' a'fiollanmn med
Ail Over ihe impny s.,i'c,h 'oolnre.l face, i
Till, scolding hicI latuliing,,slietied thtm ill
Ululur her bcuut'fui, dlilioied chin.
And It blew a mlor, bright as tho bloom
Of the pinkest fiwhl-i's tosiing plume,
All over the cheeks of the prettiest girl
That ever Impilsonnda romping curl
Or, tying, her bonnet under her chin,
Tlud a youog man's uuart within.
Steop"r and steeper grev Ih., hlllj ,
Madder, iocrrii r. chiller still
The uesieili wn el blew down anil played
The vviulrstlficks wi,l tlie liu'e),maid,
Au, 'ylng her bom ot ttim-r her uhlii,
b'u tii. it ayiHP'g man's Dealt within
i
0 vi.-V.orii win 1, do yr tniUK i ivfia i"afr
Vo play suil,i tr'ck, .jq, h-it-n nillug IialiT
To glsil' . gtoofuUr do your i.st
lo otow her against the Vlilihg tnHii's broJbt,
WbprohrjRlsdly toltled'hprlii , '
Aud kissed her pretty, dimpled chin?
Ah! Kllery VtiiJ- yon little thought
An hour ego. When yon besought, ,, ,,
This y.iiiuiry lass in walk with you ,
Alter tho sun bad drlnil tho dew, ., ,
What lerrlliln danger yo'tljd bo Itl
As s,he tltsi'her bhiiiiet iinder'lier oliin. '
' STATU HEWS. ' "
' j '
Tin work oil n nuvvsfeainboit'at Porllnn'l
processes to that it. will Oil ready tto launch
mmw.eek. . Mpi ,
Mrs. Gravdon. vvife of Mr I-ranlGravdon,
of Portliiilti; llleel stiddenly on' t'hilfstt Jy last.
Atr.".loriph llnchletl N QllbJIll oV plieumo-'
nli at his ri.sidciiou hi K.si I'-jnlaudJi )
The ktjel is laid, fqr tho ruiMitlboat to be
built bv the O S N. Co., light elralV, to rim
on the Upper WllUuleHln.
Hen Cornelius Is'plrtwing tiiVnis'larHo' field
ol la!ll wheal near ibe i.iiive., ii iiavinc Iic'.r
ulujer killed, anil wlll,syw it(uhir)p;iut.
Muniiitu li Coiiegi), iinucr I bit auspices ot
tin, ('liristl'iu'ifi iioiiiiiiilltilliti, wllli'Pruf T. V.
i in i, i i ru i im i i no k, tv i j it i l, r ,
IVinplKsimap,,,,.,!,!. on., of tlidbCst
'w.w"-:i".t-
,n
run large saw mills at Jiideuondnnna nro
k-.pl i u ji mug nil lliHilnie, luriiing oiu about
U 000 Uot pur day, mid Mill iho duiuAud is
greater than tho su:ily. . i4
Sumo ol tlie most jurquilneiit tnpnibnr'i of
Iteaverlnu Grange gave a .mini colli I Ion par
ty at their new hall iih'theL'i I which oollps
ed any tdlng of the kind thai has ever occur
rttl l,urB", .1 ,', ,
For more than a week, religious anrviccs
'havo'been held twice a' day nt Cornellli'., bv
Rev. J, W. Miller. Seventeen persons have
united with tbe Methodist cuuioh. The 1 ti
le re.st still contli.uss.
Last Tueeday Mr, Iifury Tlstdcps, of Bin
ton coniity, while eugsgen in milking a cow.
was kicked on the lell leg about six inuhns
above the anklo.hy thurefractorv bovhiie,uiid
bo' U bones of theld shockingly ahottored.
IjisI Tues.laP. near Aibmv, a ftnn'of ' Mari.
.Miller, about 12 year of Hie, had bis right
leg broken while scullllng w jid a companion.
The Independent says:, "Five bundled ami
tit y dollars hsve already hum subscrilo I bv
the church and elllzstis of 1'orest tjioyo to
nay Mr. l.llin' salary, and the f.onlulynln Iho
ICest pays hm $10(1 mo.o. I. I3 ihuughl llut
uioro i vl ejau bo rjlet el." '
Sheridan was lo havo n crand 1 Henry en
lertilnmitnt on the'Jllh to oh'aln liindlo
turchaao a bell for the academy,
Tlie ilepot tar says: " I'lie Bip'lsis of Mils
pla've,liavn been holdliig protr Ki'ed meetlnas
Jn tho O.I'. Cliureti a' MuMIiiiivIIIh 'tor the
pisttcu days, ami are haviug vtry wnii uu-
cs-
Tho IlUUboro fiidcpemlenl sny: "A biruo
paltnf tbei wheat oil tlui N mil Plain Is killed.
Mr, JamlH Iinbrie, who gave ns I'lea.i itl ins,
Informs us thai Ids vyi"ai (Atilith was winter
wlieisl), (onsistiiig ot'v.'Oil acres. Is kll tlj and
that Robert Imb io also la- JOll acres th.ll U
il'sitl; John Corue'llils, .I.o-oli Hoover null
o her Utryo yrnlii i-rs,hai o lus tkylra UUi-
Ml0'i ' .' ,
IViii, Uiu Itcmtzfit ,
A lalo bill si Iudepni) lencn was cliaric'.cr
led by HHViirtil iJl-griicu'dl lights. '"' '
Two jouirj bloods at Anihy we'rii' srmsted
aniblluiil 10 lor ilriinkiiuuiias um profane
and Iu'lei'imt lamuano.
Mary, wltoof 11. P. Slirfver,iIlerFobruary
20, leav lug threo chililrun to mourn he'r loss.
1) M. Oiithrio, I'.-.., passed Ihrongh thin
(llv yesterday wild a drove ot flneoelllH lor
iIih iiriingir iiiHtketln Portland. They worn
In II lie condliion null will no iltiiihl ill in mil
a fiootl pries; Ah ii Htbiik rahnr, ,Vlrnfl Imj r;no
of the tnost.cufiitul atl,0 Sjieijvsjlul li,Ore,;iii,
Mr. i McUmlel hliljiped ,a niiuber of libj
linn boisils and n flii'i bloodiid' bull ou tho
W'lllsiiiH'ti, Chief last, Tuesday for his ) uii'li
eai'iof ihe iiioiintiilns Mr, Mi;liiile)Ja chltil'
priilo Is III Ills Htm nettle; and 'he lias H0II10
hut would he hard trt lft knv'wliro. '
Tim Ilsnttin Democrat ssvs h lilthi 'cblld of
lliiblin.t, who livesjn Alsia volley, lull luto
the lire arid was burned to do.i.h', whllo its
mothdr was nut tor a mtimont.
The (lunul, of Kiikftiie, says Jilhn P Cal
loway vvss arrested ami bound over In tho
Hum of il,W0, .'barfed v lib seduction ot tho
daughter of Cslttb Woodward.
R. I'. I.irhsrt has sent about f ir.O for Kan
sas m tie re rs, contributed by Manonlu lodges
throughout the Slate.
A bridge over the Willamette Is reckoned
as possible of accomplishment this summer.
Muoh money Is subscribed.
Wm. Kellv, formerly of Kugnno, died in
Ihiso City, il-Vb, o, of cvuuiiioton,
Hiram Biltterfluld died at I'll kcnio In Ku-
iji.'ii'j las' Tuvsday, of typhoitl fovevr.
Tlie net proccodaoflhe University ball anil
sociable, bold lat week, Monday, umountod
to 800. .
From the Corvsllla 'flutetie not leariilliat
Hon. I. N Smith of J.tuu ouofitybas J1.000
already aubaorlbed by hUdeiighlxirs fur the
Wllltii"ttYlley ekCot Itallevay.
Mr. Hilar Sidrrvo7 Monroe, Banton onunty,
was followed ia miles,, by, tv j-lg, wbick was
ovUJrutly.lucllbeU ttttrYeil, .,uf(,, ), ,
dt. Wllsoni'of'Wi- steamer drover, baa
dlsoiverod a nerW otiata abmrtlOvey miles be
low iisrrlsburg, Just above DaVirfsftM'elaud
Ing, sble kKVted-deepeasnBsj.'lo oni
Agent Fln.ilM;'fi-oW SII-itkbiHrnylos;'
hor'-, wagons, plows, hio,. m oommencej
t'i' sp'inu wtik'ju iht K'servutl-iu,
f .umj..sii -iijtmm ..
tot ? Ma
ViW-aa l '
u m'lw, un't'-it
i -.STTit'l iftfBTuonrMliinir y . ai wn m uJs-4rn-irTj-'ji) i
.l .lafMr'll ill
f .W.. .....' .W i . tlm tv MlMt4 W srst '