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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER. VOL. XXXIV: NO. 11. WASHINGTON.

fte First Combat of the Session. Lftine Waving Hie Bloody ptwt, Lftd Marshaling Hl Kotalners invu mm-. Lin Con AMumei the Laadenhlp In I Th Mow n' t0 Contlnued Three or rwvr I kit gtartllaf Revelations that Ben Hill Will Mane hit band, wm preoioiea 11 dlspslcbessoine time ago. lie enters licit i construed, i conclusive evidence of in understand ecu bin and Morton to revive the wet mule political capital for the eoiu- ligeempslgn. For the first time tbli session ICntr the regular leader ol the IIoum being liDiiraid Ol l'ne.

bj shrewd parllamontai I r.lnc I ao advantigo Id tbe order of bui Itemed aialmt lum to the debate winch lonowea. lit. debate ob tbe Amnesty Bill having beer. fairly opeoed, it Ii difficult lo tell wberelt will itieproDaoiiiij tu uui will bo reaeheJ tome time tbe il Wednesday. Thr Reuubllcans are pretty much consolidated luaint lUmlali'e Amnesty Hill and may defeat Inbuilt they do tbe Democrats will defeat flbotenulal appropriation in retaliation.

A tie any DetiKirtll. who had inieoiiea to voie tor too Ueleoniil subsidy, win now union the II ant tlr attitude on the Amneity mil. The Obio Democrats will vole alait Centennial I Tbe Uepul liferent. Jleitre. ayier, ooumaru particularly active Id oppasllloi ie Senato Ur.

ferry II blocked by Senator Tbuiman, wbo nailed the retolutlon In tbe report of Mr. Morton's nice with a motion to lay oo the The anil-Ferry Republican, dlicov-that the Democrat, would vole with heme, Mr. Conkluig tried to prevent pivMlonof the Senate by aeklni that tbo b. lo'lrtluitcly postponed, anil pending fepoolng factum to I imiu li Elll uiomle linn ir that alter a certain ie. public and prlvaie, ball be payabli nrW.

i of shlpi of war at Tort Royal on the around that ih fcepsrtm.nl has derided to change tbo rcodez- has bliberlo been ihoreg- aiuc, intend! to surpass all Ex-Conred- Ihe bowling about tbe appointment of rulli ol Col. Filihugh, Doorkeeper of e. lie has made bo appointment, nut or an the Doorkeeper bad 1M irnis, una out of that number he gave Uion Midlers. On Hie other band, i 1 I UM last (ongrets gave places appointed only 10 uieu who will be made in ihe Senate i today ai United not nurell, for Louisiana mar Weil, carpet-bagger, and champion of cue whether they like It or not re will be a good many thing, they do not Ilk, ft ii Mill, deludes his speech to-morrow I an, ol Ohio, will answer ftlaine Irom 01 Union loldler. ln UODIlte- Thelndlca- haitiieulnody-shlrt policy of tbe Ulaine and iii, ii 5 torn to pleoe.

by ibis Ben lliii, ol Georgia. Who win on incaty BUI to-morrow In reply to "sx-i me itatoment and Runsisnllatc that on the Othof An twtanl' T'1 0ulU' for thi Criih trS. i0' lnro week, plead a). to arrange an exchange i ie, Inability of ratoi to provido (or iholi unit, KL LK''to? itS tran.frr the nntonors withont rtvMt trVntnn vjnucn Mates would eall a IcnTlni. i ii Oraiet haa at mi now that while tho Con- there Tet tbo death rnte shoVd Federal 7 'km! tl.c nomination of "oi'iaiiV tic.

1 Kovenuo for the Sovcath Dls- Senate InTTimv" P'trtM L1.1." iiayu Minister Keiident a in the llouso to-day ooJ.of New York, to repeal in pa Act of January, 1875. and (o pr rtctton mn, paymonU w.tliout coi Hi 0 "tlllto I bo ITrjU.IKW.WIU, RS TZZXFl IX'tX: io bib.i a kta one peTcinL o'r of irnin Trour flr C9D'-h0Di aaUotl in fund in, fORTV TOijRTH CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION, Waiuinoton, January 10, lffis, S1CNATK. hU Mt the flr i be admitted 11 a Stat In presenting the petition, Mr. Sargent said he to Drovtd. lor th.

retirement of Nation.) II. nk note, and substitute thrrelor legal-tender United Slalee note, and the Issue of a con- uona, tna proceeds or tne aie or nea pet cant, and second to the redemption or tbe ft per seat gold-baaring bonds. Itefermd. sentatlvaa of the United niatei of America ln ongreat aaeemiiled. That In eorupliance with the I citabl.she jTrlaswattl af lattWtiaiiooBi 'law, precepts of Christian rule and morality, and the requirement, of the commercial and political Inlareit.

of tne Si. In! anil t.kln. mm romid. iiion the relation ezl.ting belwaee the United Nlatos and Spain, and mat it it de.lrable ihn il, I not bant-, 1 Vv ill, grave event, whleb for evea years have taken place In Ihe Island of Cuba. Ihe I'rosident of tbe United Hi ate.

be and ha Is hereby aathorlaed and requested to declare and maintain the strides! neutralilir between tbe Unvorameut of Spain and lofeed, That making tbli declaration I. the usual form of a nreelani.tion. mi in order to protect tna cxlaens of the United and merchant, and navigator. In general, from lo)ury In anyway for want of precise an I clear rcKiiiaiiot, io mem in mailer, hereby Is aathorlaail and reqnaalad to place In made and eiactod by the Majesty the Queen of bp.li ie saino arsis as leal on June IT, ls6i, on United Hlatea." Ordered printed and laid on tha table. Mr.

Hamlin, freest the Committee on Rules, re-ported bsok tha raawtationt preeented befo. a boll-tiny recess to adopt tba Joint rule, in u.e the l.si session of Concrete aa the Jolut rulee of Ihe session, with tba recommendation that it be passed, and asked Its present oonsideratioa. Mr. Morton moved an amendment to axeept tba went) -second Joint rule. Pending the di.ru..

ion, on motion of Mr. Thur-man, the luilher considersilon of tho subject w.t postponed until to-morrow. s. Mr lute submitted tnu following reiolutTon "lly Ihe Son. te, tho Hons, of Keprwsentatives mcir nigiio.tsoTereign in i form of government ted Itopublie.

snd for which il was formed delegated to tho Oovorn-moot certain rlghls enumerated In said uuatitu lion, but reserved to the Stalea respectively or I OPM in, UM tbo. powers not delegated hlbiled by It to the States." Ordered to be prinied and lie on tha table. Mr. Howe preaented tbe annual report of tho Mr. Morton said it had been suggested lo him iniiteeon Prlvllawaa and CUetluna in rn.u.i'n the I'reslilent Pr ra n.

of the Senate iliould have been i' in 1 by the rr Ill Ions of the Com- iunj, no men lu.u Homiitea louowiug: I. I hat tile lonureof Ihe itm. of iiie seniio, elected nt ooa session, dous uuire at the meeting of Convicts after trie n. leccss, tho Ice Treti lcul nut having appeared "Xuolctit, That the death of tbe Vlco-Presldcnt 'Kmma, mm the lion. Thomas W.

Ferry, Ordered printed and to lie on th Mr. Uortey introduced a bill Territory of Oklahoma, and for I tectiun ol tho Indian tnbos ibereiu, and for other purpoies. deferred. Mr. Withers lntiodueed a bill appropriating Hiveratand below Klclimond.

Ueferred. i lo aecuro the las I'aclflc K.llrn.d Southern Kailroad building tho same, and alto to build a branch of Its road lo San Diego, Calltornla. Itelerred. Mr. Anthony subinltlod a resol.it, on In-truct-Ing the Committee nn Public Iluildinga and memory of deceased Benators bavu beeo placed ,1 by il Cheyonno, Arrapaboo.

Kiowa, and purpotca the money baa been paid, and bene'llt any Indians have received tbs ol Denditure. Avroed TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11. 187G. a at Mr. Dorsov presented a memorial of ihe Arkan-las Legislature, asking the appointment of a mm patent conn of KiiijIiiiicrB to make a topograph.

to giro a bounty of tSOU In money lo each Union aoldler and sailor In lieu or the homestead dona tlon Without actual BCtllemmr. a Joint rosoluiion of lliu Mlclilgan Legislature, Ing lice or dutv. ICoferred. lution of the tamo body, asklog Uongreaa for aa Ship Canal from tbb mouth of Kalamazoo Ri on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan to tho Mr. Horsey preiontad a joint rriolullon Of I Aikansas Legislature asking a donation of ni llo land) for educational oui uonrs.

Rererreif. io regard to the Proildint pro (tmyort of of the Committeo on J'livilogos and Elec Mr. Merrlmon, a member of tho Comralttoo or Privileges and Elections, gave hit reasons at aoni( length for disaontiog from the report of tlx in ii uy. llo argued that tho Pie.ldunt pro Senate wnanotamere occupant oi the ch.ir by the courtesy of tbe Senate, lluolll cial character was recognized by the constltutioi aa well as by the other departmonts of the (iov ernmont. Ho nuoleil from the act of 1TD2.

an, argued tint tbe Senate bad uo power to vkoato Mr. Saulsbury did not agree with the views i pressed by tho Senator from North Caroli iMeiiiinoni. He (Saulsbury) arcuol that Senate had the right to cbango ita officers at uleaaure. If the President tiro lumnort at thn senate should fail lo discharge hi. duties, and tbo Senate had not tbe power to remove liiru, tbero was oo remedy, aa be was not an impeachable o.ucer.

ne spoxe in complimentary terms or tne present Presldeot pro Itmport, and aaid that all were satisfied wllh bis fairness and Impartiality, This was a question, however, not affectina prV Mr. Jones, of Florida, ipoke at length In opposition to the power of the Senaia to cbango Iho The iesliou being on tbo adoption of the olutions submitted by Mr. Moiton, Mr. Me moo called for a dlvisiou, aod upon a vote being taken on tbo flnt one, It was adopted unani mously, yeas wj, nays uonc. tne second was alia adopted unanimously yea C3, nays none.

When ihe third resolution was read Mr. Thur- After some discussion the Senate adjourned. HOUSE. The reading or the Journal of Thuraday last i c.unled three-fourths of an hour. I'udor the 8 of the States bills weie lutroduced and refer.

ed, liy tlr. Wood, of Now York-To repeal, In pari, sumption of speclo payments, without contraction of Ihe currency. Hv Mr. Calea For'narment for Court-hoiui building at Lexington, North charolln, which was destroyed by flrtT while occupied by United Stale, troop. In lHfjS.

lly Mr. Blount-For the relief of the City of Maoon, Georgia; also to refund to the Slate of Georgia eKaantaa (scarred in the Revolutionary war lo 1TTI; alto, granting pensions to aeldiers of tno scminoie ana crecx wan. By Mr. Forney, of Alabama- Fetitlon from th State asking for an additional section of land ii each county of Ibe State for school purposes. Uy Mi.

Welli-To place the heirs of colored aoldiurs on the same footing in retard to pensions and bounties as heln of other soldiers. By Mr. Oox-For tho payment of same bounty Agriculiure uaeol the Kx -eutivo DepartraeaU. der to proceed to tb ooutldvratlou of tba Amnesty BUI. mi.

ui.in. suggested mat tho Ceolenalal Appropriation Bill would be flrat consideie.1, but were suspended by the requisite two-third, vote. imuuan men aotnaoiini sen previous ouae-nn on ihe paaaageoftbe bill. Mr Dcks tbe gentleman desire to oat I all amendment? rfaalra In th. be other aide el the House.

mr. nia.DC-ms gCBtlCOian any amendment. Mr. Bandall-lwiU listen to Mr. lllaiun Th.

knows very wall that tba previous juesnoa cuu off it. I have for twelve years learned IU effect la cv tinner youi nireelion, and that of your Demoeiatiotida.1 previous question was aaaondad IW to to. Mr. Uaadall-As I have one hour for debate I This bill is not a report front a Committee, tad therefore there It no debate allowed after tbe bnua seconded. laid tba rata as to allowing aa hour for debate lie, ne imn iu iiln aoi I to reporn from The previous question ln this Mr.

Randall-I nrooose thai of tbe House ob- House denire anv unreasonable time for im- bate, although, as Congress hss i.een In session Ave weeks and a. the sessions of the House have raged only about two daya par weak, it might Bjtnvtsdagad ibat aa hour or two al I to know II Mr. Hale, of Maine-No, air; but wa want do. Mr. want ronl.sratlon of tba Mr i.nOeld (sneerlngly)-Ayal contldOratlra i n.i.r itoi itlie a-entleman In good bill under that klod of tactics.

Tbe vote on i lail-J do not prupo.e lo pi II through after debate. If that aide of the House objerta to debate, It will bo itself responsible for there being no debate. It is for that tide of the knows that Mr. Denton left on record the aaylag vania confesses the weakneatof btt eenee wKoa attempt, to deprive, minority of the Home Mr. Randall (tauunngly)-l am glad that you irrv mniiy n-urn you were blind lo eratlc side ami In the Mr.

Ulaine (deHrtntl) lie gentleman will larch the for iho last twelve years In vain tempted to be put through viilliout durnolnn aa amendment. Mover, sir; defy mm to glvo Mr. R.miall-U'as not this verv bill na.sad last vear, under the previouk question, on a report BMtaS rt Mr. Ulaine-And lo which I objected. Mr.

Randall-Kflver. either In or out of (Vim. mlttce, did you object to It. I logblei at tlieexpenso ol the last speaker. I asked the gentleman front North arolma i win, di I honor lo his position and his race, laid he would he tiiiiiinderMoOi! if he did to.

althou. 1. he thought Ihe bill ought not to go through. Mr. Itandall-I this hi il i almost identical wllh the bill reported last session Irom the om-mittee on Rulu without any objection on your Mr.

Blarae-T differ with tbe gentleman aa that polar. I did ol.leet to It, although the aerrtleniTli doe. notobscive parliamentary rides when bo rcrcm to ivnai too. place in coinmlflee. Mr.

Randall -I repeat that a preei.elr limllar bill came last session from tho Committee on Rules, and that neither as a member of the Committee, nor as a member of the House, nor aa presiding officer did you object to it On the contrary, as far as you were able, you facilitated tho passage of that bill. Mr. uarfield-l make a point of order, that the rules reqmro tne genii, io addres ll Randall (nontemptiioutly)-The gentleman 111 I I 1 1 IS gelling vefv t.l.tl lions. i UN 1 i at ii and in Ihe Mr Hanks demanded the less an I navs on or- a ihr mum quc.tlon, and ibe yets god nays stood that the effect of ordering the main question il to cnt off all debate whatever. Mr.

Randall And I desiro to have it equally understood thst It Is not the purpose or this si.le cnt off it will bo tho fault of ihe other side of ittn House. Thlisldo will accord to the other side of the House all the time, it aval Mr. llli.urliai,l,of Illinois whnhci uu ler the iiiles ll, mm mtv ran nave inai privnoge. Mr. Randall-It can by unanimous content.

(Sneers on tbo Republican side of the House. Hun Ie. Morderea-ycai 163, naya 'Mr. Randall-I noiv ask unanimous content foi in in ior to ihe anal passage. 3 il that it be'bv montl niav be offered.

air. itanuau i nave not noaru any oociy object the privilege of afflxl amendments. I understand? Mr. Randall-Tho gentleman doei not under. Mr.

Uaruold-Thou, without privilege, I hlaine-I desiro to aav a slnela word. Randall You max have thirty nnuuloa If you like. Tbe bill In Iti pretest shapo can not pass, fail to uasal aim 11 Immediately, if the Sneaker will locouuizo me for that nurnoae. move that the rules be impended and the bill bioughl deavored to offer, aod the Homo can cbooie bo le oo disposition oo Ibis lido to dodge Ihe ques tion or to evade It, but we must have nn opportu nity to make a record on this question. The gentleman muss evioeosiy see tnas no wouia eave timo andnrobablv create a better fealina- and mora harmony by allowing mat course, because Mr.

Randall-Tbla bill ii exactly word for word, almost, as the one which thr laat Republican House passed withont even yeaa and nays. Twice bava Republican Mouses passed Senate. I don't know what has "come over spirit of tbe dream" of Ihe Republican party or of the gentleman from Maine. Mr. Blaine The geutloman will not allow me Mr.

Randall-I asked tbe nn 1 cine, I Ion was mado on know why the gentleman should want to this bill in any particular from what year ago when he wai Speaker and bad the party majoruynnuer control. Mr. Ulaine I want opportunity to tell what has come over the snlrit of mv dream. Randall I atk tbe unauiuioui content, that tome practical purpose: I talk it for issue; I want to talk In favor ol an amojidment, and 1 do not want lo be confronted with a state ment that that amendment can not even have the poor privilege of being voted down as I suppose ltandall-l b.vn nermlttcd the amendment Blaine-Notatall. Mr.

Randall-It is on the records of the House. Mr. Randall-Tho gentleman's objeel Is already accomplished, If be wauts to go before tbe Mr. Ulaine-The gentleman is obstructing am-nrsiv. Ho is holding down every man In the South and keeping off amnesty because ho will llouee to offer amendments to the Civil Rlghti Xbe question Regular order" from both sides, was then takes aad tbe bill r.Jeeled-reaelTti oaytVT- Mr.

aine-1 now asovo to recoaalder thi vole Just taken, and i desire to Urate the House oo Mr. Ulaine made a long speech review- deole of Use war an 1 particularly referring ie tba treatment or ibe Ualoa prison-era at Anderaonville, Ueergia. He was followed by Mr. Cox. of New Yen, who reviewed his speech la eloquent te.

ms and io his own peculiar the day's proceedings.) Mr. Ilih, of obtaiaed the floor, and de-sale went ever till to-morrow. The Sneaker announced tu. fsllowiBw Salad on I Frontier Trouble -Mess re. Schleicher.

A S. WlllllarBS of Michigan, Lamar. Uaokl aad Hurlbut. On rreedmea'e Bank Douglas, Bradford. Steioer, Kiddle, Hooker, Bins, F.rwell, Frost and Raluey.

House then adjourned. FRANCS. Pabib, January M.A MialaUrlal crisis is A Cabinet council wa held bMt night. the Journal dee Debet. it that tba Uined by mutual Loit Ceoter ret peeling tbe political alliances, aod also oo the question wti.tn.er the electoral eiadl-dalce should be palronlaerl by tho I.

overseas, t. Tbe Journal das Debals further alladaa to tba aggreetive lona adopted by soiu. of the Journal, toward certain member, ol tu. i abtnot, and to the Improper manner In which the President is brought Into rhe controversy for party porpo.es. Conn, January special telegrams from Paris to tbe Ioudon II would seem that Cabinet troubles have arisen from the fart that M.

Leon Say. Minister of Finance, Is a candidate for the Senate from ihe Department of tbe Maine .1 Oite, while M. Mlnl.u i of Justice, la canvassing In Ctarenu, In roocert wllh Colonel Kocheraii Denfort, lately a Member of the Assembly from Cbareole Inferieure, an I a moil decided opponent to the Ministry. Yesterday M. Leon Say bad two audiences with Marshal MaeMslmn.

Tba Mon-Ittor says he spoke to Ibe President about attack! upon him by the nowip.pors wul-h Ie Sollel intimated certain officials encouraged. Tho principal offender Is Iho Figaro, which yesterday aftlrnied that M. Bouffet had ordered tho Profcrl ofSelno el Olie to vigorously oppose Ihe Senatorial lilt upon winch Mr. Leon Say's name appears. The Figatu also published a long and bitter diatribe against M.

Ssy, of will, the follow-Ing II an extract fni his csn lldney oo that list, be knows that Ihe Gnvernmrnt blames him, and yei he remains. He knows the head of the stale rebukei hit conduct, and be remains. Disavowed, condemned, rejected by hit own colleagues, be Kill remains. Whatever la laid or done, lie drinks off over) cup and rem. in.

Tha Paris telegram to the London Times this morning sys the struggle at tbs coming election will be very bitter. Temps gives the following account of Ihe crisis In the Ainiiti M. Leon Say. Mlulst.r of Finance, in cor.Jnnolion with U.M. Foray and who, liae Iho Minis', hi compromised, Mitequently I flu President sr Mali, in, who dll nut considor Ihe manifesto sufliciuutlv conservative, on Batardav summoned M.

ay and requeued turn withdiaiv it si ot isi i iho dissension in Ihe tu the Govcrnnio it. M. Knffet couildered Ibo nomogcneoiitness oi tno i arnnei iirensrsniy ry. M. Say thereupon t.

reatgnr The Pre.ldi MacMahon that several times pieviouslv he had ffered to resign, and only remained it the earncit request of the Kxecu-lve. He concluded by offering Irs e.sgnittioM, wlneli ii ac -epled. Minister! Du he shared M. Say's views, and th.rofore offered Ills reilnnatlon. llo nertisted In suit, of the, lis suasions of M.

Buffer, who offered to replace Say with a Minute, ol the tame political shade. Afterward M. Leon Renault, Prefer! of Police, Dufauro, threatened to resign. The withdrawal Of M. Due Del ares, Minister of Mibscq runlerenrea the difficulty lu Iho Mm mcdlallan oi Duo De Cszos.

LrisuON. January II -d A. H. The Time' Paris sp cisl.a). ll Is generally believed Unit tbe Mm prognimme, will differ iu regard to deiaile.

On iho oi her hand, in yinv of Dufaure'a icaoliite at. tilude, it is thought that MacMahon au. I ItufTit mil piubabl) bo.ilait to embark on a policy UMEATBM ITA IN. I. January Arabcrliy, Ideal sou ol Earl Rua.ill, is dead.

Bpauish question, In winch it idlr.oles the lend log article lu tbe Tlniut this morning. The writer riMrilagto nn, tin's Her Majesty Queen Victoria w. II probably open lOCOislugtossio'int P.st:, am ml lu per.00. ThcJlnik Lane KxptiBs, in lb weekly review tno irapiM-HriLc, host bat arrested th. tlona are a tbilung lower, r-omo pUcei id Holland, Belgium Bud Germany have beeo In sympathy, but nowhere has there been a material reduction, owing to iho iliiconieutof growcia wnh present rates.

St. Petersburg is unchanged, and Odoua oloiC'J, so shlpmenis from both places la, whence we won locenily led expect large liniments, orlce have inddlBlv risen Ave shil lings per quarter, and there It great difficulty la securing wholesale quautltiet. from MatamoiM lays' thit tno motnlng Cortina has been released rrom'airesi. Private telegrams to ins iricndt in tin. city con Drill statement.

It it probable thai lie has been Im that he will toon be back lo command of hit relCMO. Two hundred additional iul.nl, rison in anticipation of trouble at the Preil. il eloction, Al HTItlA. ra In March. Londok.

January Vienna corre.pondent uitria I. calliug her reserves, an I in iiniauis offlclallv contradicted. A disDatrh to II, Douttcho Zeltung asierts tbat pointing to the occupation of Uosnia by Austrlans multiply. Uuu River are alroady fixed. SPAfN.

lo roturn to tbelr borne, aad BIR1.IN. January 10The Podb has hjun tbe Bavarian Kntbaatlrtor al UioVlican a pro- coidat, by Ihe eoaclmentof civil man a civil lice the pioleat. mairiage law. done sot intvud to uo- BBMUU.Tl. Bhcsskls.

January 10. Serioua disturbances peisous were killed or wounded. Soldier have London. January 10. A dlipatch from Delhi reports tbat during the parade, on baturday.

Lord Napier a at thrown from bis boric aud bad his couar-boue broken. to begim COLUMBUS. Tbe Frosty Drwu of a Third Tern. Inauguration ol Governor R. B.

Hayes Yesterday. Hit Inaugural Addrcti and Governor Caucus or Republican Leader on the State ConvcutioD. They Decide to Wait to See About thi PreeldenUal Third Term. -i WjjxmVA to tU rritfufrer. Coil aim, January 10.

-Rutherford Hayee baa been unspleloosly inaugurate I Governor of Ohio for the third term. Tha polar ware thai haaao suddenly awepl over tbe laod interfered la a groat extent with the attendance aad tbo programme of the Inaugural igcrclaea, The Inauguration wee to hire lakea place oa ibe east terrace or ihe Capitol, but a platform was treated in the Rotunda, and ihe exarcl.ee look place In tbli cramped ap quarter. There was nothing like lb. crowd In .1 lend sue. that wltailied tbe laaugurailoo of Allen two years ago, but tbe dle-play was very creditable.

There were military detacbm.Dts aod ban it of mulle from Cleveland, riodlay.Rbelby, Bprloelleld.Columbua, and other point. in tbe Rotunda wore announced but tbat bour before Ihe principal acton made their appeariBM upon the itage. About one o'clock tbe procei.ion, eonsuilng ef Unite i Stales troops and military, bands of music, Bute officers and other prominent persons proceeded to General Mitchell', laeideaoe, wh.re Governor HayM and Governor Allen were In wailing, ami arm In arm Ibay proceeded to a oarrlage aod were sealed. Tbe proeeulon then proceeded to tbe Capitol. Large crowds of people wire gain -en along the Hoe of march to wltncti the display, oolwltb.taodlng tbe cold wm so intent, tbat music, froza In the horat and loldlcra had lo be tbaVed loose from their mullets.

Ai they appioMhad the Slate-house, dime crowds ol people drifted loto It aad the adjoining Legislative blocking hallways, packlogih stairways and filling the occupying every available spot that commanded a view or Ihe Rotunda. There were roanv ladle lu attendance, and Inside of tho State-house there wa. a denM ma.s of humanity erowdlug and squabbling for placet. Tbe police arrangemrnll were miserable, and tbe iioiuly but good-allured mob bad things all their own war, crowding Into tbs platforoi, occupying reals rMarved for official! and laklug po.iis.iou of tba spa allotted to member of the pren. Both Houses coarencd all p.

and at half, two the memberi or tbe Lower Hous headed by Ibe Speaker, proceeded lo Ibe Senaio Chamber. As the procession approached Iho Capitol Senitor and RoproseoUtlvM foimeil aod atteniptid loaqueeie Into a poeuion In tli Koliioda, and by much yelliug, pushlug ami hauling tbe potlco crowded ibo membeii Into pace that was already crammed aod overflowing wlUi people Tbe proeeislon approached iho caei front of tha Capitol, anil car i iges containing Iho aovernorl, folks by the Slate officiate, were drlren through the ranke of the milieu deployed on cinicr side, un alighting at the terrace they squeeicd Into Iho Capital. Governors Al- len aod Hbjm look eeali ilde by aide, while behind them ill tba Supremo Judges, stale oili er, Ac. Senator Knox officiated I. Mailer of CVremo-lea.

aod after prayer Governor Alleo'i venera ble form lowered up In lb. luid.l of the tea of up- met faces, as he said: "Kku.ow-cirixkKa: Governor Hayes it here to kn the oath of office ai Governor of the Slam of Oblo, as required by Ibe Coustiiuiion. lie no hesitation lo laying that lie will dn-rgelheduilee or his offlee In a manner that I be commended by you all. For myielf, ai tbe retiring Ourenior, I have nothing to say." none was io groat that the Governor coul I i heard ten feet from the platform. He was Interrupted by crlee of "Louder," but uo voice Iinvo been hcaid lo that uproar.

Hayes ciuie forward, and spoke follows ibe l.enrr.l Assembly: i 'it I sal uad, The ail. nil tbe l.ejlslslure list onea len rriro. sily Ins olid til- rsnl I locr.a-c mui Iripal aud lr. I ext. idlin.e., ibe ci, linymei.t oloi, I il I a il.o and Ineat In 1,1,,., I.

ne.s. Tins I. lour, I amlv In the lu.s an I eswrll eonlst, iilly wllh the prlnrlples inosl lniiiorl.nl ui I difTu-uli i ms "fjiur 1,1.1... iiipeiit. If a means can be found ill in 111,1 Ipst 1 rl I k- sir and efBel.

uey inclnrs i.ir.-e debt, and bil ai.sem 1 Ilirs ll llir ixl.t. have PRICE FIVE CENTS. .11, i I Stall no Ik rtWWiaa HM Increase of I i i i ni, alien i ln: I-'l, lu 1 ll ll ly tin nn, ip-tl rill m-ul the n.r ii.i n'i isl, ol laxailonwas rre.ii.lon. -n ml, in. Ill on tliedol ar.

'I lu l.dal of levied for all poi t.H.(aM. Hie tout lud.l, lnrsl was 17.1 ii was twi fr .,1 i was lU.Sd.'J ii yrsr. the ulf ut inuiilrlpal taxation ount of munli taxes nas lnrrratesi over p'rr' ireihan Iblrleeu and a half in, III ms of till, lucre. se lond.ns affirl, 1 ,1 nlsor 111. Slate Govcnmcut no nsace ui are deeply lot rested in sul.Jcel.

The to di eplv lilt rested ll, this re ihe rules and it an. a 1 li tran It ts been -al that. th. discretion commuted to tbe local authorities, howerci I b-d. most n- lane; lu re.

p. rl to Ibe imposition of the Itritrsl proportion of tne burden Iru- i.iKisIaiur, and Hi it. i lie, of the evils we are con.ldirl the I ex, rem the 1 to Bit Ibe lucsl Lxperiince doet not seem to jB.tllr ih. expect.tlon tb.l.u sdeqaate remedy can I nbetll It thai to ihe local Indebtedness the Uaawal Assembly in, tbeSUteCon.uiiiUoa on ibe subject or Slate lull is net enough to require In every grant of seecl.l am to incur debi as a condlllou precedent, that tbe people Interested snail spi rova It by ihelr 'led' dVbiTiihw Imperative requirement th. ladebten win.in Isawedlateiv levied, and ill, lt Inet.a..

debts to pay if pwrlod shall he ezSe: miiiedlai. Increase of tszes tuMel.nt to dls- Tb wisdom ef th. poller l.ng alnre aa.ptd of Ulll, 1,1, t2 WW I IBS lp.l Indebtedness 1. alluvsed to go oa. To, Blown in eontrsrt a whose expend readr require taxation aa to tne lla.lt i law.

It. Ii, It. u.rraurr effect, laataiuoual 1 avstvUsoei of ih.elgkih MMoaf Us C'Bttstllullou. slrcarly r.frrre.1 to, th. Mute aebt.

lb ex'ra sry esp llturn of sr. hss le.n reduerd frm over I tho SBKuat due Id 141. until It It now ootr aaoal r.snMs. Au loiporl.ni part of Hit unlllua pro-vlslon. which have been so sarcessfhl In llu'klaf fun dehl.

Lrl reoulre idclmiiYmU 'lion s'low "no fUtfm IfSSUffp ft'mVfl aUfre. wltjftfi may be MUM ibe tats lo the geardlsn- of il reports, the Hate It ll Is believed lhai an Invisllgillen In the Inte fironnmv "111 dlsenier lhai ottlce. so gural address, he lo Governor Allen and said: "lief, ie taking Ihe oath of office. I detire to make my acknowledgments to my prrdece. sol.

CusciLoi Allen, fm ihe film, lly I considerate way in which he as treated me, both lire 11 irr, nt nuluu nl rul homo overlooking the ancleot Capital of our Slt, ho may enjoy for many years to come Ihe host blessings which bl to tins singe or eiiilenee." Tbi. was gicoled by applause, flrat by those who heard It ami afterward by those oo tne outer edges wno caught the contagion ol enthusiasm. Uovernor Allen arose and shook Governor Hares bv the band, i.iei Junco Mrlltaiae then aJielnistoic i tbe natbot mre. This con-clmled ihorxercisr The great mill of people slowlv ebbed out of I. I he mcnibcrt ie- paired lo the Senate Chamber, wi en a or Ihinkl was unanimously voted to Lieun nint-Goreinor Hart by the ncnale, who made as.lt unale lemarks assume I hit nlac the Senate.

Auditor m.i Mniiams, Major Mate I'i isiiri'l. nn I Alio, nr. trantaciod In either iiuguiallon but, no. A ruini.e. of bills were read the third lime, an n.

IInM Mr. McLaln lntro.luc.-d a partl.l appropriation bill. aporial poiic, on Imy to- uy made them, elves overHitscloits. Thero wore a number of pickpockets In lb-- ny bu-y plyi tbelr Hade in tho dense crowds, bill Hie ofllceis, Insleld ol ariestlnq- ihcm. gobbled and locked up a number of Innocent men.

Among 1 brio wero iwo medical stmlente aad Mi. A. Ilaulcli and 'Squire II an, ol Delaware County, both of Hum eonlr.irlnrt on tin- loledo and Ciluuibu. RjiImii-I. All wee i leu tided nn I irioaaed.

A-tJulaut-Gciieral Aiuoi reosve. a large amount ol military cqnipuienlt sml Biuunition from the liuneral Governmenr. whieii clou. Ohio', account wnh iho Oidtiai.cu tu-partuient at Wnihlnirion. nv ii II, inisnia le or n-vls-i Cp legrnrT of i-aenuii, and Cuopei K.

Wat.on, of Soneca, Genial lum It is Ing, east a number of other pioml-eut men from ddleruiit parts or the Slate woro i. at ihe Inauguraiioo. Tho HcpublioBnt of tbo House aad Sonale ml tbe leaders of the unrly from all consider the que. nm tbo inn for convening the Miato Convention. A long iiln ntsioii ensued tube poll, yol hob ling un early or iato Con- lunal Convention.

No derision was arrived at, md Ihe mailer was referred to the publican date Executive Cooiinitlee. Alter tbe caucus Outlined tho Lxrcutlvo and Central Com, met u-ld meeting and there was an umlrct judlng ELECTHIC SPARKS. The Overland Monthly has in im. direct United Matce Mble I of II of ccil-bio-tpiual mcuingjiia. yralerday Da.

-on r.L G. Mows, rounder of tho hu-eus Itustiiuil ui for tl i II die I al yctieiday, at ibo ago ol If year. c. P. Ltvauicn, Pretldei.tof Die Bank of New that city, of oougMiion uf the luugs, or bean dia- THEJury In the case of Meorv DavU, oa trial cago, last Thunksgmug-day, have disagreed, aad Tax Warden of the Indiana Penitentiary it Jcffci.or.villc has canceled Ibe contract for convict labor with ibe car Company, and now adverlitu lo hire livu buudrcd couvku to tbe highest bidder.

Pkivatx dispatcher received at San Fianclsco ctvo tho tuformatiou that Pioney, Ihe delaultlng P.ymasiet'i clerk, who fled on the ship Uaron Hlantyno, was Ian, leu at Peinambuco with bit treasure. lie It tale fiom arrest there. Major Allt.n. who wai arrested In Mississippi, charged wllh attempting to intimidate voters by loaning a cannon to a political club lor firing salutes, has beon acquitted, and is ordered to resume command of the military pott at Jack- Tue bondholders of the Hannibal and St Jo Railroad arc about to apply far ibe anpolatmeat of a Receiver oo ibe ground tbat tba road' eara-ings have been very small during the past year, coipli! out 01 nwpoitlon to ita rI Tni Senatorlaj Investigation In Calirorsla Ie detormiue whether Ex-Uovernor Pkchlco wm a party to the tiae-laodi fraud, by which one Ellis became potseetod of several thousand acre of land, indlcatee that Ihe iwindle was sTated by Kins aad his fneuds, but Ibe ox-Goveruor wm sot a party to.