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SINGLE COPIES 3 CENTS 4 2 4 I i 7r- 1 1i 111 It IT -LI 11 liA 11- 1 i 7 f-w 'ii- 184- 4-moodko0464mar-- )14 1- NI I I '''--NUMBER 49 j1- SINGLE 'COPIES 3 CENTS NORFOIL VA WEPPIPaiM JANUARY 21 1874t NORFOLK'' VA) IVEDNESDAN 'JANtiAltY 2t 1874- mrommoismomatele tale 20--Scitatees to take up the admission of Pinch would move to have the committee on for an as he had the 1 PROCEEDINGS I admiegion of Pinchbeck was to have the committee on privileges and elections 1 inquire not as to whether Pinchbeck was Dry elected by the legal Legislature of ve to take up the Louisiana Dor as to the validity of the nission of Pinch- Kellogg government but as to the per old move to have tonal conduct of Pinchbeck himself in the committee on connection with tbat election for an investiga- On motion of Mr lidinundethe Senate went into executive session and atter five Led as he had the minutes the doors were reopened NI1151 Pi I It 0318810n nc PROCEED' I i committee on pri I inquire pot ati ict elected by the I to take up the Louisiana aor as admission of Pinch Kellogg goveratneu would move to have tonal conduct of the committee on connection with tto for an investiga On motion of Mr went into executive as he had the minutes the doors ror BUSINESS NOTICES THE few days since we publiahed a petition from the ShipOwn- a loveL GitaaAtt Cotoess is for sale chale- ere ssociation of New York to the sand retail by Chember of Commeree of Richmond A A A Serroti askine its influence to obtain a repeal of the present pilot laws Of the Stat! As losnorottriot litLLIAILI ElliqM No15 (de- inie's Boil) Main strew Cunningham this is an attack upon a highly respectsiprietor i bits class of onr citizens we copy with Pleasure the following extract frout a Puoatola 1 v(ented I Matured Oitt Bonds communication to the Baltimore San wrest Certificates end Poet due fray Coupons which are applicable to them and will whim) we ill liar highest market Mice tend te correct some migapprehension Br WW1 FAlw it Co Bankers which existe even in this community "In the first place no one familiar with the needs of commerce will deny that every iti large bcomertfial city should provide a sufficient number of skilled pilots to conduct all vessels to aiel from day and its limits at all proper times mght with the lea4 possible delay and the greatest possible amount of safety that -t it 1 a 1 is essentia important nit up- masters approaching port should feel that at certain well defined points aud places they will obtain competent and efficient pilots on whose skill and judgMill ment they can rely and whose pay for services rendered is fixed and regulated by law that the peril to life and property that would inevitably result from the want of skilled plots woulli ruin he trade of any nod CosvoroLirsx Jiuuu Biwa No Ii5 Heil) Mom street Cunningham proprittog i i "V(anted I Matured Citt Bonds Interest Certificates end peat due (My Coupons witifth we a ill nay highest market price licitattNCL F41111 it Bankers GaaaAtt CoulkGan fur rale whole and retail lir A SANTO OTICES fur sale whale- 4 A SANTOL 5 nom No lid (Me- Cunningham 1 anted OILY Bonds 1 due eityCouPons market price MS Boa it Co Bankers 1 la 0 seism Da 11 feta auto the originator of Dacha has the eat isfectidn of knowing that all hi imitators have failed to produce the his PrePastion insures it elm bold's hztratt oho cured The others disappoint Persons suffering front Kidney Complaint Gravel Premature Camay Loss of Vigor or any sun' venir of indiacretion cannot apply the remedy too soon The great point is to get the genuine Bueh loixtraot which is lielmbold'e and no other For sale by all druggists Norfolk Newq Company Wholesale and Befall Book and Stationery Warehouse All the leading Books and Periodicals published in the world to be obtained at this popular establishment The Tit-0111m at Berkley Subscribers to thertaotirtair 'at Birkley obtain the paper at the store of Crawford itsr gem tau )1t 11 lets auto the originator of Dacha has i satiefsettni of knowing that all en unihis te- a have failed to produce the bInes fit" paation insures tielmbold's Ba- cured lb others disappoint Persons fering (rum Kidney Complaint Gravel 'Ansi Loss of Vigor or any sontir of indiacretion cannot apply the remedy soon The great point is to get the genuine sha Extraot which is ileimbeld'e and no er For sale by all druggists Norfolk Newi Company olesale ttetail Book and Stationery rehouse and All the leading Books and Peri- anbilshed in the world to be obtained his popular establishment Tbe TIr gluten at Berkley scribers to thertanfittair itt Itirkley can iln the paper at the store of Crawford ito 'tor of BEAL has hat all his imite- the benefit his old's Ba- Ftppoint Persuni mplaint Gravels rigoT Or any ion-apply the remedy get the tannins Imbeld'm and no hits lupany and Stationery Books and Pori- rid to be obtained Berkley 'w at Berkley Oen of Crawford lito Washington Street Itr Editor: You have very properly called attention to the conditiou of that portion of Washiugton street lying west of Bank Since the notice of the mire itad boles Oa this much-frequented thoroughfare published the inspector has bad more rubbish deposited there to be washed as heretofore la the adjoining marsh You suggest and very reaseno bly that this street should he paved connecting so it does two important thoroughfares It is not only a great in Its present condition but It has a most unpleesant discouraging and damaging appearance especially to strougers who are surprised to find a street muddy low and unpaved almost in the very centre of the city Now while the paving of streets even out in the suburbs is going on this short portion of the street alluded to should also be raised graded and payed It will pay the city well to do this tor being so near the buisness part of the town buildings would soon be erected thereon that could be readily sold or rented and other improvements made which would greatly the taxablevolue of property on both aides of the street I hope therefore the councils the street committee and others interested and disenterested will give early and special attemion to this matter and determine to abate what is a nuisance especially in wet weather and an un sightly place at all seasons Then there is Atlantic street too still ungraded and unpaved running from Ram street down to a mareh Extend this northward to Brewer and thus open another thoroughfare through the centrel part of the city and the enhanced value of property on the line et the improvement would soon suffice to pay the expense incurred with a large and liberal interest on the outlay Poor nes" 1 TEE COURTS aa Couaty Court-jades Watts prcsidsg Witnesses against Nazareth Taylor recognized to appear Commonweahl vs Jackson WitTains arraigned and plead not guilty and remanded for trial Commonwealth vs Nazareth Taylor (the same) The grand jury made the following returns Indictment vs Edmond Wili4011 Ilir burglary a true bill Indictment vs Harvey Baker for burglary it trne bill Indictment vs JeAie Braxton for burglary a true bill Indictment vs James Malbone timessog after the fact a true bill Indictment vs Jacob Salter itecesory after the fact a true bill Indictment vs Benjamin Cropper fur petit larceny a true bill Indictment vs Henry Bell fur rioting a true bill Indictment ve Henry Woodhoine 1 malicioas shooting a true bill The case of the Conimonweithil vs Joseph Fulford and Nancy Davis Janis ious cohabitation found guilty aud fined $50 each and discharged Admini tration was granted on the estate of Ada 1Vegner to James Wag-Assessed value oldie Union Car works was ordered to be reduced from S23000 to $17000 Grand jury adjonrued to Friday Commonwealth vs Benjamin Cropper accused with stealing wood verdict of not guilty and discharged Drawn jury discharged until Monday Court adjourned until 11 oielock this morning in order to allow the inembere of the bar to attend the fnueral of the late Charles Cox 4 Esstisga Court-Jades Hill presiding The following busineu was transacted in this court )esterday Manning vs Matning re- moved from docket Beaton pertional friend vs Beaton ttc dt cree confirming sale Win Davis and exeentor vs Davis et ids decree ordering sale Cresmond vs VIThite et ale decree confirming sale and ordering deeds to be executed to certain purchasers Tennis vs Crosby Armstrong Edverde decree for account Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock I 1 WASHINGTON Waaamorol January 2k) the ease of Day against Micon et alsthe Supreme court holds that to the proceedings in eonfiscation against the property of Benjamin there wu not sufficient notice to Benjamin's mortgagees and affirm the 4udgment of the court below snataining the title of the mortgage and as against Day the purchase under the proceAd tugs In the ease or Brugrie vs Slidell and others the decision affirm) the judgment below holding thatthe con fiscation of the property of John Slidell named only a life estate and did not affect the title of his children as heirs- The friends of sledge liurell are somewhat apprehensive to-day that the coin-blued strength of the Democrats who attack his political decisions and the Republicans who question his morals is fearful They say that Sunday theatres enter largely into the question Pinch- back is said to be angry be pronounces himself favor of a new election and threatens damaging disclosures On dit Pinchbeck is Oat of the ring The House spent the whole day in wrangling over a new rule proposed to be added to the rules and intended to choke off motions to (suspend the rules on all sorts of fancy proposttions The right to make this motion only occurs on Mondays and during the ten last days of the session The Democrats solidly opposed the new rule as an infraction on the rights ot tbe minority and were backed by some prominent BepuIrems including Dawes The rule however was finally adopted hy a small majority The House committee on military affairs this morning agreed to report a resolution to the House providing for the detail by the President of a board of army officers to constitute a military court in the matter of the alleged defalcations of General Howard in connection with his administration The Postmaster General to-day forwarded a communication to the Senate containing information relative to the expense saved to the government on account of the abolition of the franking privilege To arrive at anything like fair conclusions a trial of at least one year should be made he says and earnestly recommends that the trailing privileges be not restored until at least a fair trial has been made It is reported that the President has declared his intention of vetoing the salary bill Mr Robeson is sick with a very had cold I WISH' Waellteorox at of Day against dice court holds that iti eonfiscation against Benjamin there we to Benjamin's more 4udgment of the cot the title of the wort Day the purchase Mae In the mote of Br others the deel judgment below bo fiscatioa of the Slidell masted only not affect the titb heirs- -The friends of ja what apprehensive bitted strength of i attack hie politica Republicans who qu' fearful They say enter largely into th hack is said to be kin himself in favor of a threatens damaging On dit Pmehbacl The HOuSe spen wrangling over a at be added to the eel choke off motions to all sorts of fancy pro The right to ma occurs on Mondays last days of the gess' The Democrats sol: rule as an infraction minority and wen prominent Repulrei The rule however by it small majority The House cone affairs this morning resolution to the Hot detail by the army oflicers to co court in the matter cations of General II tion with his adminis The Postmaster warded a corn munica containing informati expense saved to OH count of the aboliti privilege To arrive conclusions a trial ol should be made he recommends that the be not restored unti has been made It is reported the declared his intentioi ary bill mt foheeoa is sic 10OWMAPN LOCAL lisrfELLIOENCE therks--On Friday eveuing Mrs James A Oates and her musical compas fly will Appear before a Norfolk audience for the hrat time in several years on which occasion we are to have Offenbach's celebrated opera "La -Grande Duchess" the most popular and sparkling of all the opera boufla productions Its plot la intensely- comical and it is full-freigkted with mirth-provoking dialogue and farcical situations The music is also popular and has a strong hold upon the masses who have heard it sung and played on the organ as well as the banjo fiL Oates personates the "Grand and in addition to her cious and facinating manner 8lie is to be credited with musical talent of a high order Her voice is handled with a skill which renders her efforts acceptable to listeners who would derive slight pleasure from more adventurous flights in the lyric skies Such a piece as this is well suited to develop the abilities of Mrc Oates and her company of tuneful wanderers and hence there will be few empty seats at the theatre The sale of reserved seats commences this morning at the Norfolk News company and those who are anxious to see the play to advantage should call on Mr Fogarty early DAY AorrEs--This martyr to whom to-dny is dedicated in the calendar having devoted herself to the service of God refuscd to become the bride of a noble Roman she was charged with being a Christian and endured many brutal indignities rather than sacrifice to the gods he suffered martyrdom A It 304 being first thrust into the flames and afterward beheaded Shortly afterward while her parents were bewailing her death She appeared to them with a glorified aspect and a snotless lamb by berside and bade them dry their tears for she watt now 14ever united to her dear Saviour 14-Irv tf-1T1 It being undeuiable that a proper eye tern of pilotage is a commercial necessity the second inquiry is how should it be sustained? 'Like a police force a pilot force may not be necessary to some but for that reason Would it be right or wise to require that ihe policeman thetild receive pa only wheu he made an arrest and that from the party arrested? The business of a pilot is most hazardous la borions and responsible he is requieed by law to serve live years' apprenticeship before he can obtain a licensei be must pay en enema license for the privilege of pursuing his arduous calling he must provide and furnish a proper boat-no 1 inconeiderable expense when it is considered that it Costs from $12000 to $15000 to build and equip such a vessel as le needed he must keen watch in sunshine and in storm by day and by niglitoipon the ocean within sight of the threatening breaker he must risk his life in a small open boat when boarding or leaving see-going vessels he is often blown out tit sea by storms and is frequently carried oil against his will in the vessel he is piloting to sea Hod detained months from his hotne friends and business he has to put up with whatever fare may be doled him while piloting a vessel to sleep upon boards and to be on duty fortyeight hours at a time Eubjected to exposure in inclement wenther' he must board infected vessels and months with them at quarantine for days or weeths at the imminent risk of his life lie cane not leeve the pest to which his duty assigns him though the ship is saturated with dimenee is reeking with the fatal fumes of coittagiiitis fever Ii1141 the putrefaction of its dead he tenet take hie life in his hands at all tiatee that commerce may not be impeded or lite and property upon the water be i-operiled" And in regard to their iminpensation It should be remembered that every vessel ettliject to rilot dues if not 'Token by a pilot before getting inside the capes is not required to pay pilotage unless the master thooseis to avail himself of their services Tile campideory pilotnge also only extends to lianiptonficads from which point the ship waster may or way Lot 88 he chooses employ a pilot to take his vessel to Richmond or up to this city This eltertiative is often taken advantage of in the employment of tugs to- tow the vessels to their respective ports These reductions from former fees leave the pilots as their monthly salary for all their hardships the munificelit sum of from $40 to $ea per month 'each Anil now an effort is being mesle to still further reduce their entitlements The coneequence if successful would be flint the association would be compelled to disband and tier commerce wouid be tot proteeted 11e how! the Iliebinond Chamber of Commeree tt ill 'eke no further tuition in the mettcr Jos Warns in "Hatnfts-sIn company with a large andienco composed of the most appreciative people in the city we last evening attended the first perform twee of "Help" in this city by Mr Joseph Blurphy and the company by which he is supported and we must say that we were agreeably surprised This is saying a good deal for our expectations were raised to a high pitch from reading the lavish encomiums bestowed upon him by the Southern press but we had not the slightest idea that be could so instantat eously and completely drop his individuality in any roleinhe essayed end take up another entirely different in its ception As en Irish comedian we hate never seen hit snperiortbe opinion of the admirers of Drew to the contrary notwithstanding and tie a Dutchman and Dutchwernan he cermet be surpessed while in the flat clarionette solo he was simply inimitable Ilis rendition of the love letter in the language of the Faderlonil was also superb But in the negro chatacter Mr Murphy perhaps showed to the best advantage aud his skill with the bone castanets is unapoecheble in the profession Ile throws them up in thealr tinder his legs and in every possible direction without ever -for a moment losing the time and imitates the clatter of the horses' hoofs during a race to the life The play is well adapted to the exhibition of Mr Murphy's Luis cote and boa soma very good situatione the denouement at its close being very effective And here Mr Marpby again appears in his natural character and his fine stage presence and handsome figure elicited warm applause 'leis well supL ported and he will not withhold our praise from Mies Annie Lawrence in Fanny Smart Miss Annie Mack in NH nor and Miss Le Brun as LillieWalder Mr White Oiled Tracy liendall very effective and Beverly was as usual excellent as Nubbles 4 Tato" will be repeated to-night when we feel satisfied there will be an immense attendance ANOTHER CHICAGO FIRE Mitny New Buildings Destroyed ANOTHER OH Mime New Bull len's Court-Eta A132 Watts presithee Wm Smoot drunk and disorderly dismiesed with costs $150 Randolph McIlvainedrunk dismiesed Lney Ann Grimes term out in jail discherged NA Al ellAtil Es Chas Black and William Little have been ordered to the receiving ship Potomac Lieutenant Hemphill has been ordered to navigation duty in the Norfolk navy-jard Captala Clark IL Wells has been detached from command of the Shenandoah on her arrival at Key West end ordered to return home and report Commander Fillebrown has been detached from command of the Wachu sett and on the arrival of the Shenandoah at Key West will assume command of that ves-ell Commander Bushrod 'faylor has been detached from duty III the bureau of sarda and docks and ordered to command the Wachusett Commander Henry Howison ordered to command the Shawmu4 Lieutenant Richard Wainwright has been detached from the Ilydrograrhie officeand ordered to the Washington navy ysrd Lieutenant Hooker detached from the navy yard and otdered to the Hydrographic office Commauder John Waters has been detaehed from command of the Osaipee and placed on wading orders Commsn der Frnnels ht Remeey detached from duty in the bureau of ordnance and ordered to command the Ossipee MIt GRANT'S NEW NOXINEE OptatonS of the New York Press 40v New YougJanuary 20 the papers this morning have more or less to say aboit the President's latest nomination for Chief Justiee Tee San says Mr Waite is well spoken of by' those who are acquainted with him but the fact that he is generalty known to the country will render his nomination for Chief Justice less satisfactory than it might be othereise From the World If President Grant a third sele'etion for ChirfJustice had happened to be his first the appointment of Mr Waite woulabave been received with wonder lifithe country and disappointment and regret by that portion of the bar who ever had any practice in the Supreme court We have no doubt that Waite poseesses some' very good negative qualties but eome to the conclusion that the FighthAssociate Justice can decide eery ease 903 ably wtthout Mr Waite as with him and the senate would serve the country by keeping the Chief Justice vacant until weget a President who has tome appreciation of the qualifications requisite for that great station From the Herald No other reaeon is apparent for the nomination of Wahe save that (rant is determined to notuinate the man he eonsidere beet and not he man the country considera best From the Tribune: of course' Mr Waite 1 not the best man wbo coeld be named for that place but there is no good reason why he should not be promptly confirmed so that great mass of serious people who believe in the principles for hich we went to war and who regard it a duty of national legislature to fortify and defend those principles by statuteand the duty of the Judiciary to take care tatt they receive no detriment through hostile conztruction of the law or Constitution The correct political antecedents of Mr Waite wiliseetnh far more importaut than all learning and brilliant raniiiiPs of GonerstI Cushing From the Ti Ines The nomination of Weite to the post of Chief Justice uf the Supreme court is thoroughly a restwetable one and will probably meet with little opposition from any quarter lie is man of very high personal charac tor of recognized ability and of quite aultieient standing in his profession to Justify the belief that he will make a good tetiefJastice In nominating Waite the President he's shown an earnest desire to tlischarge a very difficult duty ina conscientious manner and without reference 141 party or private wishes of any clique in Washington or elsewhere CALIFORNIA DEATH OF THE SIAMESE TWISS Chau MVPS Two After Chang Death RICINOND VA January dis patch from Greensboro gives the announcement of the sudden death of the Siamese twins on Saturday mottling last at their residence at Airy Surry coutity There are no details further than the 'fact that Chang was para last tallsluce which Aiwa he has been fretful and very much debilitated and strongly addicted to drinking liquor as a means of alleviating his earning lie had been quite feeble for several days: indeed so much An as to confine both brothers to their bed but his illness was not so great as to cause any anticipation or the catastriphe that was to follow On Friday night they retired to bed as usual hat during the night Chang became worse and expired suddenly' about fJur o'clock on Saturday morning As soon as it was discovered he was dead Emg begaine so terribly shocked that be raved wildly for a while at times exhibiting signs of great mental aberration This attack was followed by what seemed to be a deadly stupur In two hours it is supposed rrout tile death of Chang Eng breailied Lis last FOREIGN ENGLAND LONDON January ehalmely member of Parliament for North Lincolnshire is dead Mr Gladstone is confined to his residence by indisposition The Times' special dispatch reports that ICambatz the Communist who was eaptured at Cartagenawas a correspond eta of the New York limb! FRANCE PAnts January Washburrie the American minister yesterday on behalf of the French residents of Philadelphia presented ex-President Thiers with a gold medal In his speech on the occasion Mr Washburne alluded in terms of warm praise to the friendship shown by France to the United States during the American revolution He also milo gized the French people who have taken up their residence in New York MThiers feelingly replied and after expressing hi i thanks to his countrymen in the United states for their repeated manifestations of confidence in him he declared that a Republic was the only government possi tote in France and consequently the bond friendseip between the two nations would be strengthened Murdcrand Suicide SAN FRANCISCO January Mitchell to-night murdered his wife Annie after a desperate struggle and then committed suicide She had abandoned him in Wisconsin and he fol lowed her On her refusing to live with him the deed was committed Another Earthquake SAN FRANCISCO January nother ilight shock of eartnquake was felt here to-day NEW YORK Legislature 16411 so an WS" ALBANY January were in trodueed in the Legislature to day to rebtrain speculation in gold by requiring actual delivery in eases of all time eontroets and to prohibit certificates of harar cheeks where the drawer has not tho full amount on mnhing 1 offense a misdemeanor Miscellaneous NevNEW Tonic January herald special from jilt' City of Mexico dated the sayit Thegraut to the Mexican railroad company has been approved by Congress The grant to the Tehnantapec emnpany has been suspended for a year MI Mexico iA in peace The Spanish man-of war Arapiles goes Ott the dry dock again to repair the damage caused by striking on the reet in the East river The Hoboken Saving' Bank bite re gamed business ipilic I WASH TON Ja nuary 1 Mr Morton asked leave i resolution for the I back and said he the matter referred to a privileges and elections investiga' Con I Mr MeCreery pbjected floor to sperik and would do 1) on Mon a day 3 Mr Morton gave melee be would then make his motion Mr West of Louisiana presented a petition of the National Board of Trade increasing the-facilities and cheapening the rate of betweea the iuterior and the seaboard and asking for the improvement of natural water routes 1 te lie said that in presenting these conclusions of the National Board of i Trade he did so as an expression of the increasing feeling iu thia country upon I the important question of cheap trans: portation Ile must insist that this geese non today is demanding more attention than the question of finance Ile knew of no question- of so muchepucerto the Westeru people as that nrcheep transportation and It41101ed that the committee having the Mattes eharge would be Prepared at ad earii day to submit toihe Senate some PraCtikette solution of this problem If the leteign markets were to fix the price of the grain of this nation then it became important to the people of the West and the whole country as to what the charges should be between the point of production and the point of sale l'he charges now imposed by railroads steamboats middle men and commission merchants exceed three fold the price paid to the producer This question must be met in some form by the people of dim United States but more particularly by the Congresa of the United States He did not know where the solution would come from as he had lost all hope of bringing the railroads to a fair and Just compensation for transportation of products They met the producer at every point with the old common law doctrine that he should have his freight transported at a reasonable compensation and if the charges were more than reasonable he could go to court and have it settled by the court and the jury But how hopeless it is for the shipper to go to court! The expense meets him at once and drives him therefore he has no redress The people are no more than moderate in their demands for the national government to consider this question Ile belonged to that class which believed that there could be found in the Constitution of the United States power to meet any question of national importance The pewees of the Constitution are ample and full to meet all exigencies at all times for the wants of the people He believed that power could be found in it to meet this question of cheap transportation There was power conferred by it for Congress to cross he line to look into the States to construct railroads and canals until the people of all sections -of the country be satisfied He had no local feeling in the matter but it the great West was to be cramped and confined for the want of transportation to market less than a quarter of a century would pass before Europe and the great East would be clamoring for the products of the West The people of the West sire activeIndustrious and interirisrig and they would transfer the manufactories ef the East and Great Britain to their own section and thus use their own products The vast surplus of pork wheat corn barley and rye of the West could hardly be es- market must be found Ile differed from the National Board of Trade as to the power of Congress in the mat- ter The board seemed to have a doubt as to that power but he had none Ile believed Congress had power to construct a railroad if it was deemed expedient to do so He did not say that Congress had the right to regulate charges on private railroads but it could coufer powers on a corporation to construct a railroad and prescribe rates and fares to be charged He had not yet made up his mind to vote a single dollar from the nu- tional treasury for that purpose but would be willing to vote forone such road to be constructed from New York to the Missouri river with branches to Chicago and other places Should he vote tor that however he would be expected to vote for fifteen or twenty more such roads and that he was not prepared to do He asked that the petition be referred to the committee on transportation routes to the Seaboard with the request that the committee within a reasonable time should present its conclusions on this intricate question He had no hope that after all their industry and thought they would be able to present a satisfactory solution of it but their report would be a step in the right direction The petition was referred to that committee Mr Bogy of Missouri having obtained the unanimous consent said the question of cheap trabsportation had assumed that of great importance and all felt it al- though he did not rise to give in his adhe- sion to the party called Grangers he hailed the birth of that organization with a great deal of pleasure The farmers of the West felt the wrong they labored under In his estimation the object most desired of the natural water routes of the interior leading to the ocean the improvement of the Missis- sippi Ohio Missouri and other large streams of the West the mouth of the Mississippi should be improved so that vessels of the largest class could come up to New Orleans Remove these obstruc- tions and we will have afforded to the great West means of cheap transportat ion Give the people the means to reach for- eign markets with their products He did not favor the construction of a rail- road now let that rest for the time being and confine legislation to the opening of the great water routes Mr Morton of Indiana asked unanimous consent to take up the resolution for the admission of Pinchbeck to a seat' in the Senate I as Senator from Louisiana Ile said he desired to have the resolution taken up that he might make a motion to recommit to the committee on privileges and elections with instructions to send for persons and papers and investigate as to the matter since last Friday He had received information justifying him in the belief that an investigation touching the eir- eumstanees should be madeotee Mr McCreery Kentucky said be had obtained the floor some days ago for the purpose of addressing the Senate on the subject of the Louisiana affaire and if it met the views of the Senate he would appoint Monday after the expiration of the morning hems to submit his remarks He therefore objected to the resolution being taken up slow -s Mr Morton gave notice that after the gentleman (McCteery) should conclude on Monday he would move that the resolution barecommitted for the purpose of investigation Mr Morton said for the purpose of Avoiding misapprehensiop that he would kite that the matter which 1 he proposed to haveinvestigated when he I asked te take up the resolution for tti I agnamplo A Ma DAHM Mee up at Eagle Harbor Journal says: "He tensive trade for we mentioned in connection stoves and otolepipews here or elsewhere" 4 se 0 CON GU TELEGRAPHI 1 ESFIONAL I WAsHINOT0N January Mil ORINVet NEW NOMINEE I Mr Morton asked leave e- I resolution for the Optalonit of the New York Press I beck and said be: the matter referred to New YougeJanuaryee-All the papers privileges and electioos -this morning have more or less to say Con aboit the President's hanst nomination ele McCreery objected for Chief Justice- "'tie' Sun says Mr floor to sperik and would do on Mon ---e-----e Waite is well spoken of bY those who are day acquainted with him but the fact that he Mr Morton gave Dodo be would then is itot generally known to the country make his motion will render his vomination for ChiefJus- Me West of Louialana present ed lice less eatisfactory than it he a petition of the Nattonal Board of Trade otheritiaeo increasing the -facilities and cheapening From the World If President Grant'S the rate of between the third seleetion for ChlefJustice had hap- luterior and the seaboard and asking for pened to be his first the appointment ent of the mprovement of natural water routes Mr Waite woulellsave been received with te Ile said that in presenting these wonder beithecountry and disappointment conclusions of the National Board of and regret by that portion of the bar who Trade he did so as an expression of the ever had any practice in the Supreme increasing feeling iu ilia country upon court We have no doubt that Waite the important question of cheap trans poseesses some very good negative qua! portation Ile must insist that this mites ties but eome to the conelusion that the non to day is demanding more attention EighthAseociatie Justice can decide every than the question of finauce lie knew ease se ably wttbout Me Waite as with of no question of so uch mincernto the him and the senate would serve the Westeru people as that Orcheaptranspor- country by keeping the Chief Justice tation and halitilled that the committee vaeant uni-il we-get a President who has having the loattee in se eharee would be some appreciation of the qualifications prepared at an early day to submit to the requieite for that great station Senate some practice -solution of this Front the Herald No other reaeon is probleM If the leteign markets were to apparent for the nomination of Waite fie the price of the grain of this nation save that Grant is determined to need then it became important to the people of nate the man he considere best and not the West and the whole country as to I he man the country considers best what ehe charges should be between the From the Tribune: of course' Mr point of production and the point of sale Waite i'i not the best man wive coeld file charges now imposed by railroads be named fee that place but there is no steamboats middle men and commission good refison why he should not be prompt- merchants exceed three fold the price ly confirmed so that great mass of serious paid to the producer This question must people who believe in the principles for be met in some form by the people of ehe which we went to war and who regard it United States but more particularly by a- duty of national legislature to fortify the Congresa of the United States He and defend those princieles by statuteand did not know where the solution would the duty of the judiciary to take 'care come from as be had lost all hope of 'T tbat they receive no detriment through bringing the railroads to a fair and just hostile construction of the law or Con compensation for transportation of pro- stitution The correct political antece ducts They met the producer at every dents of Mr Waite will seem1 far more point with the old common law doctrine importaut than all learning and brilliant that he should have his freight transported of GenerelCushing at a reasonable compensation and if the From the Ti me The nomination of charge 3 were more than reasonable' he -I edge Wilke to the post of Chief Justice could go to court and have it settled by ta tire Supreme court is thoroughly a the court and the lure But how hopeless -O resimetable one and will probably meet it is for the shipper to go to court I The -1' with little opposition front an-y quarter expense meets him at once and drives 11! is man of very high personal charac him therefore he hes no redress The tee of eeeoanteed ability and of quite People are no more than moderate in their efficient standing in his profession to demands for the national government to istify the belief that he will make a good consider this question Ile belonged to I IdetJestice In nominating Waite the that class which believed that there could President he's shown an earnest desire to be found in the Constitution of the United discharge a very difficult duty it ea con- States power to meet any question of scientious manner and without reference national importance The pewees of the to party or private wishes of any clique in Constitution are ample and full to meet Washington or elsewhere all exigencies at all times for the wants 11 of the people He believed that power DEATH OF THE SIAMESE TWINS could be found in it to meet this question of cheap transportation There was power conferred by it for Congres3 to ay cross ilie i Chu Paralzed-Eng MVPS Two hue to look into the States to Itiliarr4 After Chang- Beath construct railroads mid canals until the people of all sections of the country be ssienanNe VA January 20-A die satisfied Ho had no local feeling patch front Greensboro gives the in the matter but it the great West announcement of the sudden death of the was to be cramped and confined for the -4 Siamese twins on Saturday morning last want of transpurtation to market less than at their residence at Mount Airy Surry a quarter of a century would pass before comity There are no details fur- Europe and the great East would be thee than the feet that Chang was pars clamoring for the products of the West lyzed lest falleellice which -liele- he has The people of the West are active-indus- been fretful and very much debilitated trious and interpriAng and they would and strongly addicted to drinking liquor transfer the manufactories ef the East as a means of alleviating his suffering and Great Britain to their own section Ile lied been quite feeble for several days: and thus uee their own products The indeed so much to 83 to confine both vast surplus of pork wheat corn barley 1 brothers to their bed but his illness was and rye of the West could hardly be ea not so great as to cause any anticipation timated-a market must be found Ile of the catastrephe that was to follow On differed from the National Board of Trade I Friday night they retired to bed as usual as to the power of Congress in the mat- I hat during the night Chang became worse ter The board seemed to have a doubt and expired suddenly' about fear o'clock as to that power but he lied none on Saturday morning As soon as it was lie believed Congress had power discovered he was dead Lug beeatne so to construct a railroad if it was deemed 1 terribly shocked that be raved wildly for i expedient to do so He did not say that i a while at times exhibiting signs of great Congress had the right to regulate charges l' mental aberration This attack was fol- on private railroads but it could coufee I lowed by what seemed to be a deadly powers on a corporation to construct a sniper In two hours it is supposed railroad and prescribe rates and fares to I from the death of Chang Eng breaihed be charged He had not yet made up his Ids last mind to vote a single dollar from the nu- FteREIGN tional treasury for that purpose but would be willing to vote forone such road to be constructed from New York to the ENGLAN Missouri river with branches to Chicago -Lon)" January 2a---Montague and other places Should he vote tor Chalmely member of Parliament for that however he would be eepected to North Lincolnshire is dead vote forfifteen or twenty more such reeds Mr Gladstone is confined to his resi and that he was not prepared to do He dence by indisposition asked that the petition be referred to the The Times' special tlisputch reports committee on transportation routes to that ICambatz the Communist who was the Seaboard with the request that the captured at Cartagenawas a correspond committee within a reasonable time eta of the New York Herabl should present its conclusions on this FRANCE intricate question He had no hope that Pews January 20-Mr Washburne I after all their industry and thought they the American minister yesterday on would be able to present a satisfactory behalf of the French residents of Phila solution of it but their report would be a delphia presented ex-President Thiele step in the right direction The petition with a gold medal In his speech on the was referred to that committee occasion Mr Washburne alluded in terms Mr Bogy of Missouri having obtained of warm praise to the friendship shown the unanimous consent said the question by France to the United States during of cheap trabsportation had assumed that the American revolution He also mile of great importance and all felt it al- gized the French people who have taken though he did not rise to give in his adhe- I up their residence in New York MThiers Sion to tbe party called Grangers he i feelingly replied and after expreseing hailed the birth of that organization with I hii thanks to his countrymen in the United a great deal of pleasure The farmers of States for their repeated manifestations the West felt the wrong they labored I of confidence in him he declared that a under labia estimation the object most 1 Republic was the only government Iste in France and conmequently the bond aossi desired was-theopening of the natural water routes of the interior leading to the el friendseip between the two nations ocean the improvement of the Missis- 11 would be strengthened sippi Ohio Missouri and other large 4 streams of the West the mouth of the CALIFORNIA Mississippi should be improved so that Murdereand Suicide 1 vessels of the largest class could come up to New Orleans Remove these obstrua SAN RANCISCO anuary I9- an- i a ll ght rdd his ons and we will have afforded to the great Vest means a eap transportat ion dolph Mitche to-nit mu are Give I wif Annie after a desperate struggle I people means to reach for- markets with their products lie and then committed suicide She had did not favor the construction of a rail- aandoned him in Wisconsin and he fol I road now let that rest for the time being hsi to live with owed her and confine legislation to the opening of him the deeOn was er refung committed the great water routes Mr Morton of Indiana asked unani- Another Earthquake mous consent to take up the resolution SAN FRANCISCO January 20-A nether for the admission of Pinchbeck to a slight shock of eartnquake was felt here seat' in the Senate as Senator from to-day Louisiana He said he desired to have sa the resolution taken up that he might NEW YORK make a motion to recommit to the committee on privileges and elections Legislature I with instructions to send for persons and ALBANY January 20-Bills were in papers and investigate as to the matter troduced in the Legislature to day to re- since last Friday He had received I etrain speculation in gold by requiring information justifying him in the belief actual delivery in cam' of all time con- that an investigation touching the Mr- trects and to prohibit certificates of eumstanees should be madeonees bear checks where the drawer has uot Mr McCreery Kentucky said be had the fuli amount on deposit-melting obtained the floor some days ago for the offense a Misdemeanor purpose of addressing the Senate on the --subject of the Louisiana affairs and if it Miscellaneous Newl met the views of the Senate he would New Yone January 20-A berat appoint Monday after the expiration of special from the City of Mexico dated the morning house to submit his remarks the nth sayie Thegraut to the Mexican He therefore objected to the resolution railroad company has been approved by being taken up slow Congrees The grant to the Tehuantepec Mr Morton gave notice that after the 11111111MMINININEMEI mempatiy has been suspended for a year gentleman (McCieery) should conclude All Mexico is in peace on Monday he would move that the A MR DANN rune The Spanish meteor war Arapiles ease resolution be-recommitted for the purpose up at Eagle Harbor Ott the dry dock again to repair the dam- of investigation Mr Morton said for Journal says: l'He age caused by striking on the rem' in the the purpose of avoiding misapprehensiop tensive trade for we I East river that he would state that the matter which mentioned in 00nie The Hoboken Savings Bank has re- be proposed to haveinvestigated When ha stoves audeteoeepipee sinned business asked te take up the resolution for the here or eleewhere" ite on Monday he would move that the A MR DAHM runs II of war Arapiles resolution be recommitted for the purpose up at Eagle Harbor Rain to repair the dem- i of investigation Mr Morton said for journal says: "lie ing on the re ill the the purpose of avoiding misapprehension tensiae trade for we that he would itate that the matter which mentioned in connection living' Bank ha it he proposed to have investigated when he stoves ad etosepipewe asked te take lap the resolution for Ila here or elsewhere" Tun RIVER FRONT-At the shipyard of Captain Wm A Graves yesterday the brig Bernard was stripped of her metal sheathing preparatory to being caulked A brig and bark are waiting their turns to be hauled an time same railway The harbor is full Zifiessels of all descriptitms and a great 'deal of activity exists between Water street and the river 1 he attention of the authorities is called to the condition of the streets near Town Point and the lackof lighte all along our wharves DONALDSON'S BALLOON--We are formed by by Professor Donaldson that his "ship" la ready to sail and that the only delay required is to get one man who is willing to pay for a proportionate amount of the gas to be used in the inflation Three gentlemen of our city have expressed their intention of makingan ascension but as the balloon will take up five with ea8e one more is wanted Who will be the adventurous one THEATRICALS 314 pro posed rendition of "loodlea" by en amateur association or this ciry and Berkley after one er two postponements will postively come off this evening at the residence of A Nichols Esq on the Point Some of these amateurs have exhibited marked histrionic talent in the rebesrpals and we bear from a capable critic that the performance is like to be an exceptionally good one We rcbirn Our for an invitation to be present and will be there if poesble Gttitio friend James Lee as will be seen by advertisement has acquired the interest of his former partner Milbado in the hay gran and feed business end will hereafter conduct it alone at the old stand 21 Roanoke avenue where he wilt be pleased to serve hie customers and the public TUE BETHEL CELEBRATION announced for last night was largely attended and although we were not present we are satisfied that all who went were highly pleased Indeed they could not fail to be so from the careful preparations which had been made by Rev Mr Crane by whom the whole was arranged and super- intended and the earnest efforts to please exhibited by the pupils at the last exhibition on Friday evening I I 6 'J II 1 8 a 0 0 a 8 a I 8 a 0 I fi a it a 1 tl a fi I 8 ta Estimated Loss $600000- CHICAGO January 20--Batween three and four o'clock this morning afire broke out in the Union Central depot buildine occupied by the Michigan Central II nois Central and Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroads at the foot of Lake street and in a short time made such progress as to defy the fire departineut The building was entirely consumed and the baggage the Chicago Burlington and Quincy baggage room was nearly all lost only five pieces being saved and Laken to the feight depot across the street The baggage in the other room at the south end of the depot was saved the fire being put out before it reached that far some of the baggage however having been already removed a place of safety Nothing was saved from any of the ellicea tonnected with the depot all being swallowed up in common destruction The different railroad tracks were crowded with cars and most of them were saved but the men were unable to remove a number of fine passenger coaches The Michigan Central railroad company lose three passenger coaches and two Pullman sleeping cars The Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad lose three coaches including one Pullman sleeping ear The Illinois Central lose four coaches partly burned The CincingtAtti Air Line lose one coach The losses are estimated at between three and four hundred thousand dollars The amount of insurance is unknown The depot was a frame building put up after the great fire for temporary purposes While this fire was in progress and claimed the earnest attention of the fire department the bell was sounded and the announcement was made that the large stone frontblock on State street between Van Buren and Harrison was also on fire It wag fully twenty minutes before an engine reached the ground and the fire made such progress that five buildings from 294 to 802 inalusivewere -consumed The fire was first seen in Armstrong's paint and oil store Nos 296 and 298 State street and from here the flames spread on either side to the ad joining buildings The sufferers are Colbv Wirtifurniture dealers IMerwin Church bardware dealer the Wove Wire Mattress company' Stickney dealer in ladies underwear and Lester manufacturer of furnaces The loss is estimated at about $200000 ef which Armstrong loses $14000 on his stock on thebuilding Merwin Church Nos 800 and 802 lose about the same amoust and Colby Wirts about $18000 These buildings were new having been erected since the great fire TEXAS Estimated Lou CHICAGO January and four o'clock this out in the Union Cen occupied by the Mit nois Central and and Quincy railroads street and in a sho' progress as to defy 1 The building was anti the bazgage in the 1 and Quincy baggage i lost only five pieces taken to the fleighi street The baggage at the south end of tl the fire being put on that far some of the having been already of safety Nothing of the otlicee onnects all being swallowed st 8tructiOn The different rail crowded with cars were saved but the a remove a number coaches The Michie company lose three and two Pullman Chicago Burlington a lose three coaches hie sleeping car The II four coaches partly bu' easel Air Line lose one are estimated at bete hundred thousand do of insurance is unit' was a frame buildin great fire for ten While this fire was claimed the earnest fire department the and the announcemen' large stone frontbloct between Van Buren a also on fire It wait ft before an engine react the fire made such buildings from 294 to -consumed The fire Armstrong's paint aM and 298 State street i flames spread on eithe joining buildings Tt Colby NVirtefurnitut Church bard ware des Mattress company' i dealer in ladies undei Lester manufaci The loss is estimated i d'f which Armstrong It stock anste0000 on 0 Church Nos 800 and same anoust and Col ste000 These bu having been erected a TEL Wa0i15 the popular manager cf Opera House and the greatest of Norfolk's favorite actors returned to the IBM evening and us usual brolight something good with him Harry after making a tour ot the South with his accomplished lady brings baek with him one ot the strongest cards that hag visited Norfolk in many Joseph Murphy who made hrs debit be-fare a large anatence and wort an unqualified success Murphy will be the town talk to-day and at night the Opera House we predict will be crowded to its utmost capacity Such a tribute is not only due to the accomplished artist but it will serve to show how keenly our citizens appreciate the manager's enterprise Mayor's Court Ludlow presiding Benjamin Henderson colored suspicion of stealing two coats and carrying concealed weapons lined $20 and committed for faith-ter examination on the charge of grand larceity Amanda Johnson colored stealing discharged Bernard Gallagher Rock Shells and Sarah Gates arrested for being drunk and fighting were discharged John ilson white iliethrbitig the I peace discharged 1 peace discharged 1 Dar GOODS AT AUCTION--AL 10i morning Messrs Broughton la Byrd will sell at the store No 202 Main street a large variety of staple and fancy dry goods dress goods notions etc The ladies should attend this sale in large numbers Fcxeest Soutmyrrixs--The funeral of the late Charles Cox took place yes terday afternoon et hall-paid 2 o'clock from Court street Baptist church and the servicris were attended by a largo throng of friends and acqnaintances of the city and from the county The services at the church were opened by the pastor readiug the 00th Psalm and was followed by the Rev Reuben Jones of Churchland reading bymit 1197 by special request of the family A fervent and impressive prayer wns then said by Rev Dr Iteuiton and at its conclusion Rev A Owen delivered it moat touching discour' se taking his test from the Lamentations of Jeremiah and concluding with an affecting reference te the many virtues and the exemplary life of the deceased The remains were then conveyed to the City cemetery followed by mourning friends The closing were conducted briefly by Rev Thames Hume and Rev A Owen after which all that was mortal of the noble and gifted Charley Cox was "softly placed between the walls of clay" Nsr v- Ysen NoYes--The sloop of -war Ossipee now in the dry dock it is ox pected will come out of the dry dock this afternoon and will begotten ready for sea by Friday Orders have been received to furnish her with coat It is thought there will be a small discharge in the equipment department at the end of the week Another draft of men for the Ossipee is daily expected from New York The boilers of the dry dock were yesterday filled withlwater by tbe steam fire-engine Torrent belonging to the lire department The fourth rate side heel steamer Frolic formerly the flagship of the Port Admiral of New York bait been ordered here for repairs and will probably be here towards the last of the week The triple turreted monitor Roanoke of which Captain George Cooper is the eommanderwill take her place in New York harbor APPOINTED CLERIC--Wit learn from the Stale Journal of Richmond that CoL John Popham of Richmond has been appointed clerk of the United States District court for this District and will immediately enter upon the duties of his office SAta oir A MAYAN AND Leigh Pros Phelps sold yesterday at public suction the house and lot on the corner of Charlotte end Cumberland streets to Mr Wilkinson for E000 ArraAcTive Sete--Meters Leigh Swarney Nixon colored whipping hie 1 wife discharged I Phelpo will sell at their auction pros at rnetpe wilt sett at tneir auction FOREIGN batk Entine Payzant cleared at the custom -house yesterday for Liverpool having on board a eargo of 2025 bales cotton 8000 staves 100 boxes tobacco and 3379 bushels corn She was loaded by the Reynolds Bros ARRIVAL or A Coulter----John Baxter a negro was brought to the city on yea terday under guard on his way to the penitentiary at Raleigh he having been convicted of breaking into a store at Shingle lAtudiug Currituck countyNorth Carolina rooms at 101 o'clock this morning large consignment of dry goods blankets ho siery and a number of other articles mentioned in the advertisement PAY eh rch street bet we en Holt and Cove has been for some time in a very bad condition as regal de the pavement and we take pleasure in stating that recent repairs have made it as good as any thoroughfare in the city AGAIN ON HIS ntrrr--Colonel Satnuel Wood the veteran president of the Pilots' association of this city was upon the street yesterday for the first time after a painful and serious illness of some weeks We are glad to chronicle his restoration to health PORTSMOUTH LOCA Oer A Burton E' sq- the general agent or the Masonic Relief association of this city 'e ryes town this morning on a business trip in the interest of the association While away he will visit Memphis Vicksburg Little Rook New Orleans and other cities in the south west We commend him to our bretheren oldie press wherever be travels Colley Monument a handsome structure erected by a wife to a departed husband and familiar to all ()four readers who have occasion to travel the Fort Norfolk road is in a state of lamentable neglect and those who have the charge of it and the right to the property upon which it stands should see that it is no longer desecrated A STRIKE NEAR HOME euerati ves of the cotton factories in Petersburg have struck for an increase of wages and the Owners of the establishments have concluded to suspend work for the present The operatives were working at rates ranging from 45 cents to $112 per day the latter being en extreme prive for lirst-elasi men invite attention to the advertisement of Mr Story who has removed his tinware establishment from Union street to No 143 Church street near the Opera Rouse where he will hereafter carry on the business a The Election Question Settled A CSTIN January 20--The sergeant at-arms took possession of art the government offices without opposition yesterday Governor Davis had previously Aft the execniire offices a clerk only remaining who surrendered the keys The Election qui A Celle January 20 arms took possession ent offices without ot Is Governor Davis had executire offices a cli who surrendered' the I A R--Temperance ball will be occupied this evening by a meeting of the department of the (hand Army of 11e Republic In consequence Gem conclave of the order of Heptasophs will be compelled to postpone its meeting until to morrow eventog CliekNING ire apparatus was taken out of the engine-house yesterday and the building thoroughly washed out with water from the hydrant on the corner of Willains and Avon streets OUR PORTSMOUTH AGENCY MK THOMPSON BAIltDeunder the Ocean House ix Our authorized agent for the NORFOLK VIRGINIAS in Portsmouth and will receive all ordere for advertising and tubscript ion All communicatione for thilaper left at hit Newt Agency will be proitiptlYkrteaded re SEttiOult Riley one of the apprentices in the pattern-makers' shop of the steam engineering department of the navy-yard lost one of the fingers of the right hand yesterday morning by a circular saw and had several others seriously mangled The surgeon of the yard rendered all necessary surgicel attention Young Riley commenced his apprenticeship yesterday i THE west wall uf our city cemetery is nearly alt down and on Sunday night testa large part of the South and front wall also tell leaving the eein etery in vets exposed condition A couple of negroes were at work yesterday removing the debris which we suppoge is a move to repair the damszn city cemetery is ne Sunday night testa and front wall also etery in a veil ex couple of tiegroes a removing the debt' is a move to repair MARYLAND Election of United States Senator Aiesimus January 20--Wm Pinck ney Whyte' Governer of this State was elected by the Legislature to be United States Senator in place of Mr Hamilton whose term expires March 4 1875 MARTI Election of (Jutted Aiesieom antlers ney Whyte Governet elected by the Legisla States Senator in plat whose term expires A DEFUNCT IvannaNce CoNtrAsv--- Several of our eitigens who were insured in the Great Western insurance company of New Orleans hate received notification that the company has gone no rnptcy Ittroanto FOR DrTY- -Com ms rtkit'r Ramsey just oraered to cnrfr1 Ossipee reported flr duty to the commandant of the yr 11 TUE CITY FINANCES Te bau I I Esq city auditor has made his report of the accounts of the city collet tor will be found in another column They embrace the time front the Oth of July 1 472 to the 27th of December 1873 to the 2'Ith of December 1873 IISTosat the expect the sky yesterday afternoon a storm of some kind appeared to be impending and some of the clerks of the weather predicted now We exprese no opinion on the subject predicted ellOW We expresa no opinion on the subject a large stove store and the Marquette must have an ex have heard hi4name with all the aver put together RI3oe KO Or Htwre--The regular fortnightly meeting of this body will be held this afternoon et the ace of the president SALE or A STEAM river steamer Smithfield was sold at auction vesterdaT by Messrs Broughton I Byrd Mr Hostetter of Bahimore became the put chaser for $2010 a large stove store and the Marquette must have an ex SALE or A STEAN river have heard hietpame R130A KO or Hsams---The regular Smithfield was sold at anetiOn vesterde7 with all the fortnightlY meeting of this body will be by Messrs Broughton to Byrd Mr I ever pot together held this afternoon at the office of the Hostetter of Bahimore became the pur pres ident chaser for $2010 (Porgefr 1'441 Lind enn Ihi4 city to it tenTi At JarraCA hotel Petoribut4.