The St. Louis Republican from St. Louis, Missouri • 1

TT T' jLj :T.T .1 -t-i ntolber 16,407,. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1S75.

PRICE FIVE GENTS. rgr HOTELS. WASHINGTON. LOUISIANA. eonld no longer stand out against the lashings of the party whip.

One man, Mr. Saner of Vir- ginia. deserves credit for boldly deserting bis of currency to the banking institutions of the West. That the West needc-dj more currency and nothing else to restore it3 prosperity, has The Speaker: It does not 11 in that mans month liovt-ver to object to another's lujkmg ihrce nioii. n.

Mr. Cessna: And in a better Mr. Il M-k: Is it right to move Hint nobody I but the gfiitieoian from Maachiieus shall bo onizod ov the cu. tir The char thinks that that remark Is not by anv procce. lines la htio aiiou for I der anv form of th rule, aod aid we are now askd to give up one-half of au tue tim that in ie.t save the country out of courtesy to a minority which shows u- nothing but its i I teeth.

Langbrer and e.T'-i cement. I Mr. Trernaln: I it rot ueresarr in order to i legislate upon anv botuher qui sfion that to unenaineu( offered bv the gentieinaa iroin i JVnnsv lvukula sbaii le party and voting straight out with he. Demo crats. Mr.

Biaino, It is generally under stood. Is very discontented ovar the arbitrary rulings which he lins been fouced to make for his party. THE BILL. Bailor is making idle threats that he will take up the civii-iiUts bill to-morrow. It is still doubted though that a majority uf tho Republicans want that bill in auy form; besides which the Rock Tslaud and Heuncpln canal is the special order for to- morrow and is expected to consume tho whole day.

THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL. An intimation in Butler's speech to-day that the proioct of making the army appropriation for two years was to be carried out excites much comment to uight. and the Democrats are ex- chaniriDg uotes to see if sum way of obstruct- lntf its passage tuny not bo adopted even under the amended rule. on tnc to which the gentleman Toe hau deairf-s to repel tic: idea verr iitbitv I tMrirc tiie country taut the minority ja the I house does not luve tho amplest prote5tioa ia it- rguts, and docs nut, in or iportiou to inera- bers, occupy twice tiie time thac the majority 1 Mr. Storm: I do rot complain of anv viola tuii of our i ighis uiiiter iho rules, but oju- that In tue exeivDe of ni-? discretion the chafr lias recognized who goutleuian from sacbucti ttree ttiu-s.

Mr. Speaker: As it was the chair's perfect rigut to i. Mr. Butler of Massachusetts: I was not rec- oguizcu tuis morumg until after a Democrat recognized. Mr.

speer: It is a discretion which the chair Ehoutrl exercise fairiv. I Tbe peakr: And the speaker has cxcreUl iitiairvy. The ilrct ger tx-irum recognized tins on t'Aotslfo tl0 curi lor teguiar order Ite hou-e. fLo'id iroin the Kepuu.icau nss interests should d-iuahdit. Free banking wus regarded as deniable without regard t'' the fallacious assumption upon wmi Inflationists had demanded it.

ft aboiiihed the impoMtio feature of the national bank act. by a1 way beeu a point which every inflationist has held to bo beyond ail posaistiny of denial. Tills bubu'e it appears ha been most effectually Pi r.eJ by the tiaance biil passed bv congress jut before the holidays. Tite third sectmu of that bill was cziprescly to pro-vtle for tho euipiovmeut the currency In any particular community the bust- preventing the eujoymenc of auy spacial advau-j tao by one or set of men which w.i ce-; denied another iaan or set men, and at tho same time it enlarged tue car-j rc-Dcy wbvtiover enlargenat ds-I mandel by business, wiihout hurting tho gen- oral commercial of the country as a timers! inflation measure woo'd cert have dond. It pravi.le I that xtsiiug ao- b' Secretary Br stow, taut ai.pde.-u.es fur m- created rcuutfioii under the free-ban klug been stated, have failed in their effort to got ua indorsement upon the application fora renewal of the patent flora tho house committee on patents, are not dispod to give up the case.

Tha monopoly now tujoved by them is exceed vchback. i ciation rcttlit iurreaso their circulating notes It is understood tiiar tho 6enate cancus com- JR accordance virh existing law, Wit iout remittee cu Southern affairs, of gard to the sect. on Jitu. tiug the aggregate amount of bank note, and at uew bauiting mignt be organize 1 without respect to Xh'-9 uggrega iijuit. The West hems eadiy r.rel of money, according to tho inS iti ouistt, shouLd have been quick to avail intif of this free A coofl dval of taik Las been arouse about the The actual fact, are however, according to a private statement made this week which Senator Morton is chairman, yesterday adopted a reolut'on declaring Pmchbark entitled to his which resolution be reported to-morrow or next day to a full caucus.

A SECOND CREDIT MOB1LIEB. via.J Mr. Randall moved adj.MirDxneut. Kcjocicd od vr-'i bv tta Tne then pro ceded to vote on Mr. Itiif-! iuutiiu a u.i was njf-oied Yens 177, nay iea wvt uirii? i i aihrm.ifve.

eat e.v tieir.cnc prcvaiicd duriug the taking of tore, and jrogtes wa- anxiously T.ie cav itipundcau voting wiru the nuunriry was sttil acucr, and hi vote avaia dceati'd th motion. Mr. tiardeid rhen iriDved to suspend the rules aud nnopt as a new rule tue following: 4 henevtr a oacrinon is pending before th huune tlio speaker shall pot entertain any motion of a dilatory character, except one aud inoi.osi lo najourn aud on motion ana ought cirtuio out iu eetts nua to the never presided lu that actiou i4ctii It will alleged developments of a secoud Credit Mobil- ter ill the matter of the 31em plii. and El Paso inac- rui road. but th ro is so itiueu of known in the publication mad in the New York 1 to shall curacv Sun that people are at a loss how much of it to i T.

ostern and Southern states have nut availed bellfevo. It is stated to be a fact that large quantities of tins sloes were I theuisdve, of the pruv.s.ous of tuo new h.ll, aud ly distributed about this city. aud "flutionists are coma- about seratchius the, there is a possibility that 80ino heaU wuh surprise aud astouishu.eat every of tee holders had it exchanged for stock ot JraV Tn3 lobby. Tom. Scotts lico.

That seems to be the only The owners of tne Wheeler Wilson serine-point to tho publication, and parties interested nincbine teed motion pateDt, who. it has already I ciuu.se have come almost without cxceptiou tiie d.iv to which the houo in tho xr.inoniy obstruct tha reairuTiou ot utiiouru. liut tho previous auestion ou 1 ortler and tranquiMiiy in tne South. The gcntle- 1 engrossment and third reading cfamv bill or mau savs, perhaps fr druiUAti offset that tue joint resolution sliaii not he ordered daring la rules, anti I suppose the coiiniutiuu lirst t.ay ot its consaiiatiou uuhi-s im-ee were made by tho slave lourtiss of the member present shall second the They were administered at lu provided that la: nue nail not in Charleston bv tho slave power I anply to house resolutions and provided luitber, with th? help of Cwieb Cusbiug uudaootiier that it shall not apply to auy proposition 3ia-suchUHetu gentleman, itiaugn-I to approj-rffit nuiuej credit or ocher property ter. The parliamentary rates wore adopted of ice U.iiret states, except a regular annual a a guard agaiusc ncroajhoeu; of the crown approor.ation bill, aud ttm corruptions of power, and tiro At the Hiigir.

biioo of Tr. Hale of Maine. Mr. i now drooping into a Inti mioonty 1 Gurfii; tno.uhed the rule by ccanutng three- lit you arc uuwlst5 enough for tue auko 1 ion. ilis to ol temporary advantage in hs riguts tail I Mt-ssi's.

Butler of and Cessna made an to take down all these safe-guarus winch would effort to have rbe proviso about tbe previous prevent tue quackeries aud extravagancies euileman from Mxssacuuett to contnlapi ((uestiou struck out, but they were unable to tio so. A vote was taken oa Mr. Garfield's motion aud it was reined; yeas 163, nays 110not in tbe affirmative. Mr. uived to suspend the rules and allow tue committee ou uies to report now anv ruie, or any change of rule: thut during its consideration tue Dcaker shall entertain no ii- they have placed ia the of eipe- motion, and tbuipliseuasiou tuereoa shad rtenced to expend in tbe same discreet be Hiuired to ouo hour.

and safe nianfier that Irwin used the $750. 003 for I Mr.FMredg sugebteci that It was about time x. 'nii for the hoiLse to attend to puniic buiiKs. the Pacific -VaU. The charges even go to the Mr.

WMbor: We are aiteniliu to public bu.l-extent of stating that some members have i ness. been directly approached with offers of a pc A vote was then taken on Mr. Eason' mo-rimiary kind, l.ut of course there Is no substau- fhVcuse tial evidence given any such corrupt ad- tiou on the Republican side of tne house, ana of vaeces. Th patent belongs to a combination corresponding depression on the Democratic composed of tue four wealfi.So.t and most row- 6 fr. the committee erfu! sewing-maebluo manufacturing compa oies i on rale rcjK rted tne rue winch be bad previ-tn the countrv, tiie heeler Wilson, Wiicox I ousiy acred, Singer and Howrt connanb- Flow 1 ruse ivi ng been read.

Mr. Cox. a member it.it s.sm.rr aid iiovte tompauics. of bo cmnumtve ou rules mad. a polni order much bus been realized by tbe inventor of the that iLe committee biwl no meeting since it io the Texas Pacific road emphatically deny that any such transactions ever took place.

REPORT CF THE ARKANSAS COAl-MITTFE. Judge Poland of the Arkansas committee tried to get in bis report to-day after the amended rule was adopted, but failed on account of the confusion. It will bs offered to-mot row. COLORADO. Presideut Grant ta3 settled tbe Colorado muddle, by notifying Mt Cook that his resignation will bo accepted.

It reported that Me Conk replied to him rather profanely, though forcibly, that be 4 could go to ll ho wouldn't resign." McCook will fco removed, and Col. Routt of Chicago, second ais'ant-postiuasler-general, will be appointed governor. PREPARING FOR THI. CAMPAIGN. There is some prospect tb.ic a little stir will bo made in th Lons when til legislative appropriation biil is reported, ba from tho committee on apyiropriat Ions for concurrence in tbe enure amendments.

It seems that change were made iu the bill lu several p'aces so as to authorize the employment of largo extra forces of clerks in several of tbe departments during tho next presidential campaign, Tbe Democrats will try to expose aud defeat tbecoamcodtnccti. They may possibly succeed in th latter undertaking but Lave littie hope of success the former. THE DEPARTMENT OP JUSTICE. The lnvestigatiou begun List year by the bouse committee on expenditures in tbe department of justice, which leiii to tho exposure of tlio wholesale twindliug in I he Western Ju dicial district of Arkansas, bar. opened up other good veins which promise dne Jesuits if they ar properly worked.

Tho Western district of North Carolina will most likely demand attention next, aod the commit roe Lave lo contemplation tho presentation of a resolution directing the employment of a special attorney to inquire Into the extraordinarily lnree expenditures of that district. Tho committee are entitled to a great deal of credit fc tbe good work they have done; lor. though there is corruption far beyond what their investigation has exposed th department of justice, they could scarcely ba expected to exhibit corruption, when us purpose vaa tha benefit of tbe Republican party. Wuc never no political issue was involved th committee worked effectually, and there Is good round for tbe statement that the example set in tho overhauling of several districts has worked a wholesome fear in many others and bro aght about a general purification, which bus been much needed. This is far short of the roper mark, it 1 true, biit etili tbo present condition of af- a oi tiered to report.

Tj6 speaker overruled the point. Mr. icamiall asked to have tue rule read, which he as bearing on tbe point, and the speaker not baviug assented to it, Mr. Randall said be woulu now lesign any further cou-neetioa with tne ccmmitieo on rules. be r.otitieti him tuat that would be in order at a subsequent part of the proceedings bur.

was not row. Mr. Cox titi he would try and make a point in orffi-r UuloiS crackling of looms under a pot disturbed (Liiugiuer on tlio Republican eiiie. Mr. Cox: I have had tbo Iiomii to serve the committee on luies fr many years and during tho war, anti very few innovation on the rule have been allowed.

We preserved them during ii Jl tempianons to change them. The speaker: The gcutieoian will state his pome of ortier. Mr. Cox: I am going to do so. The point Is, thut I resign my position uu the committee on rule.

Mi Speaker: That ts not la order now. Tbe ccimeuniii may (to ti lor drauiutio cCect, but he Uuow. that it i iu order. Cox: I gave notice yesterday. The Speaker (with some severity of manner): Nothlug more iiTeievact could possibly bo ob-tnnled.

Mr. Lamar: How does thft chair know that the c-mlcLoan from New York uiU it for drauiat- ffn-t I WE 3 iTMINSTER plan, comer Irrln rvaf and Slx- Vw York. Only one block from no most central ct quiet; loeatiou lu J.nmciliat-c cin.tv of aU the prn-jiniso'TU'nt and leallng ntail Mores; land improved the paid season by Lftv room and a pituiqror elevator. CUAs. It.

Fl'KltiN', Ii'roprietor. On the Europcn trnxh arrest, In ton Square. tl citv. the niiat place of i Jij ln inkirgi the addition ol bran house. Cu.Broadi irsr, Cnal and Liiwa.rJ St.

NEW 1 OitIL CotW Icctcd on th European ran. Btecl. toon SI. tl 50 p.r IlonMo nd mU room. (i 17, t-i and per y.eal.

can bo bad otadhouia. aittuud in be centre of the business quarter. WILLIAM J. KERB, Proprietor. LACI lEDE HOTEL, ST.

Lons. MO. Kates educed to $3 Per Day, SltaiA.tD 6th FLOORS. The tACH T. has fioO Tioonn.

with Improved vasaenzer cl; a Vv and all inodrn rorvcimMio-i. )nr location a-ug nlral end oirr hou-c llrst-clas InHlt a tilts, ne can offer the nn-rdunu nil traveling nu iircmmol.i;i'iii equal auv iu Lhc city and ii: Wes to suit the J. W. 0. rnorRiETORS.

THE GRA'vSD UNION HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE GRAM 'CENTRAL DEPOT, OrFo'irth Avfuca 41 ml 2d Sirnrts. York, has been rilled up nd euuamly furnished at a cost of I KK When you visit cr the tiity of New York, Save Ca i lage i'Vve and stop at THE GRAND UNION HOTEL. TV have over 3 5 iy fuml.licd room. Smile ix-rson. 1.

1 2 b' and day-European riau wiili I licrator ml all Improvement. A1.0 Sxlij Fur biahd Suites lor Families. TBO.ll: JIilOt'lUTB. Csr Two Restaurants in SqphIicI fitli The best the Market ran Furnish. B.

-Citv ar al far pas' Ibia Motel every five' minute fo rail parts the Citv. G. F. A D. Manager.

Proprietors of ie liighlaud Mouse, UtuTiaon, N. V. EDUCi UTXOJNT-Av-I-O. orvii" imekcial college. 210 and 212 N.

Fourth t-ti Day aud u. gut sessions ncwopeu. wiftiKuoo Three vacancies in bo irdinjf dc.paitmen H3J covers toa. d. tuition.

nashi iz, iuil ana liguta la half year opening Jaa. di. Favors I-le time to enter bi-araiug or day 1 upi a. ANNA C. pducioxi, isaenn.

Toilette Is the only preparation that will conceal the Inevitable result Xrotn thci.sc of vile liquid and mineral poisons tiiat ear into th. kin. mar the fare, de roy II traces of beaut aud kill. It creates aud rest ores by all liiuggts. Ltit 1.A iAN LA, Agent.

P. O. r.ox 2 i M. inEOSCOPL' TELESCOPE A Field Glasees. Tberoiometera.

Magi LsuLerca iatLqmatical and phuoaophi-ral lasirumeuta Q.TJEEN Sc 024 Cbescttnt St, Philadelphia. (iUi Broadway. Now York. Catalogues, Part 1st Matbemeticial Farted, Optical; Paicl, 5afc Lamrerna; Part till, TbiloaopbivaL loatrnmeata, each ten orta. PERSONAL.

ISpecial to the 5L. Louts Xlopublloaa. EX-6 LATE 6ESATOS OP tlXlh'OIS. JiBAErnLLB. Feb.

3. Hon. William tiepbard. ei-prcaidei of the St. Louin.

and Chicago railway, ex-state aeoator fiom tills district, aod the wcll-kaowa banker end railroad contractor, was attacked with con-fteaiiou of the brain at his reaideucs in this city early ihia tDornlug. and la now lying nucon-acSoua aud la hot expected to recover. Mr. fehAbhard haa bee a a resident or this county since 1833, and is one of our most popular and Influential citizens. Ula dangerous illness is the theme of conversation.

e-alakaua homeward fiAJf Feancisco, Cal. Feb. King Kalakaua gad suite and the United Status minister at Hawaii, Mr. Pierce, bailed to-day on the United States steamer Pcnsacoia for Honolulu. Tho Pensacola was escorted down the bay by the United States steamer McPhereon.

on board of which were Gen. Schofield and staff! The steamer was saluted from the forts with the royal salute. MOVEMENTS ay TlfE WOODHCIX. St. Joseph, Feb.

i bliss Victoria C. Wood-ball passed through here this evening, and will return Fast almost immediately in order to bs near tbe scat or war incase of expected development in the Tilton-BcHher trial. CRIME. Special to the SL Louis Republican. TES CLAT 00C5ITT TRAGEDY.

Kansas CTrr, Feb. 2. Bineham returoed this morning frora Kearney, where ho hxs been looking after the Clay county tragedy. Mi. Samuels js Improviotr rapidly.

The ircuer-crai says ce thinks he knows who perpetrated tho outrage, but iloes not is ay whom, flo will report to Jov. Hardio. iSpacial to thcSu Lomis Repuhlioon. ATTESTED SUICIDE Or A PRISONER. QuiN'Cr, Fco.

2. Joan Joyce, who killed Ja ues Mt-Quire some nionctns ago. to-day cut his own throat with a razor in Jail. Ilia felow pri-ners were sharing aud ho borrowed ioe razor and afer lathering biitnself be deliberately cut his throat from ear to He is not expected to lire until mortiinm. HOSSE-TiilEP KILLED.

Memphis, Feb. 2. Adispiccb to the cbief of police from Henderson, to-nUat says Cape. White, the horse-thieif aod was overtaken to-day oy a party sent in pursuit him after escaping from Jpil here, and, resisting arreac, was shot and kil led. ProbshiliQki.

Was DEP4RTICENT. CmCE OF CaiEP Service. Fen In the South Atiactlo stauis. falling barometer, southerly winds, warmer, threatening ramy weather. For the Gulf states, Tennessee aad Ohio alley, falling, followed by rising barometer, southerly winds veenng to brisk, cold southerly, with clearing weathe with a severe norther on the coast of Texan.

For the Lower Missouri, Upper Mississippi, the Northwest ami lakes Superior and Micai-gan, risiog barometer, coif, northerly Triads, clouds and soow, followed by clear weather. For the Lower Lakes falliuir barometer, southeast winds veering to southuest, stationary or higher temperature with ram or snow. For the Middle aud Eastern states, failing barometer, south aud east triads, higher teat-peraturo and cloudy weather possibly followed bp rain or snow. The rivers will probably continue to rise below Cairo and Louisville. Cautionary signals Is ordered lor Mobile.

L.ocal Kvpoirc. Mr. Cicarlv. and tiiciefore I go- lntr to i-k the house to consider that amend rhat me lou can bin tne president cun be aruicd vith power to oio eerve the peace of ta country loug as he re- 1 mains in the hair. Mr.

TriMnam: Aod dMs r.ot this whole eon- i test ioc its lguideaucs if do not auopc taa auiendaiDr I Mr. Cicarlr does, far we have no other u.v of ceciinc betore the I pray you, true men, who stand yr try to b.aud togctiier, and rclea-, our bauds which have tel uj, that couht not do anything th benctit of too couisirv. tint wo utotn utui v.hich' snuti not uu csmnscuiaied a. im; one rtpertei is. Mr.

Tie num: is there wav to io tint uu- by tue previous qaestiuu! 14 r. 'J here no other a. Lc': us vote it down ana then cacu one rue amend trents cffer will come atm be votia on, tne majority or the hou-e caa do wlsu it to do, tnat is. each a rm as wi; 'N to rrv forward ao.s v. having one naif of oar tin.

cousauied at vii 4.we UiillvrUV. Cox iil the n'U-Tiau ihuucD to o.ir to art 5 tit I To ef -c tliv I snow l.iia when Fi sut to a about L-uiiisi- two years it tv rrfcrrt-d Judiciary committee, anti that n.miii'Meo action upon Your own ebares you wikh ti-i cii of duty regard. I starea ut tuai inetuat of the jadiciiiry oominiriee would prompt natiOQ, aud it has lona Is not tberei'ore for tue belonging to legislation. These rules are they are venerable; ibev have stood the test of time over uincty years; they have tbe patenutv of the lather of Democracy Uimseif, tae interest of liberty and not the interest of royalty. I iuaj not know how to amcid them or assist iu amending tnenx.

and may not be euilried to tne elegant coiiuiliuicct of the speaker, but one thing Is cerinlu: butior ali the tiuiu 1 have been in congre, dining the war, when temptations to change the rub) were great, 1 have stood steadily against ail innovation on the rule. I regret that tue day of innovation has come, but the day of the Democratic jubilee haeaiao come: aud you. Mr. speaker, would not he her next congress if you had not been elected cany in tne spring. Laughter.

I said that Au dramatic fleet. Laughter, Mr. Lamar said: I hope wbeu tn Democratic party conics luto power iu turn bouse. It 'Will reinstate that ancient and highly morai rule and observe it stipulation as exactly a it ha al way observed their of tho constitution. Applaueeort th Democratic aide.

I Let up admit taut toe slave power did originate the rule; Dt It go forth to the world that wbeu these men whom the gentleman troui ilaachuscii deuominate tho ftiave power had uuouestioued ascendancy ia tills cavern men ami Lad tue power to carry their measures over mluorili, and regaruicA of tbe right of Jiiiuontics. they voluntarily cam forward and put restraint on their own action, nu gave tbe minority therignt to protect TbomaiMves against all oppressive measure. (Appiuus oa tao Deuio-j ide. Tuo bpcaker came down on the floor and advocated the rule reported by Mr. Gardeld.

Tbe rule which had elevated a motion to adjourn to a tired day abovo a simple mouon to H'ljoiirn had not been lucorpoi'utcd into the rules tor tittv yeais alter tho govern-incut wa organized, unit unless he was entirely mistaken the use ol it for the purpwo at wha is now knowo filibustering never took place till 185. when it was resorted toou the Kunaa-Ncbraaka bill by the nmi irity to deient what had gone into history a a parnameatui fraud, D.v whic-n, in i-ouumuee of the whole, tbe eaacttng claueo was atrin-k out of the biU. and the bill, on being reported to the house, woe then cou-tuereu. That had gone into history ns a parliamentary fraud, aud against that tuo minority had called the yeas aud hays 13d times, and ln nor, was the origin of flllbustertug. I came to tne floor, however, to oppose the proposition of tue geoilcman from (But'or) who oi without an delay whuiever, without auy opportunity for a word of protest, without auy opportunity for an oraendmenr, without debate, without explanation, without consideration.

foie down the throat of th minor. ty. any measure that the majority may agree upou. out the yeas and no, aud Mr. Hal' umeud- uient requiring the previous quostioa to be sec ended bv 1 wo-thirds and uot three-fourths, wa adopted: YVas 158, nays i.

Mr. CinVd uaieuuuieut was not admitted. Tie ruie a amciMied was iwi YcaaiTl, nay 55, Fener still voting wxtu the Tue rule a aumndvd read a follows: Whenever a quest ou is pending befoie the house tue speaker shad nc eatc.ri.tin any uu tio i to adjourn, und no motion tu fix th day wliih lu house shall uujouru: but the previous question on eugrosaxroui third reading of any bill or Joint resolution saail not I ordered during tha day of its coTibideration, ualcs two-thira of member! preseuc snali second the demaud; provued tuat tin rule sunil Dot apply to house resolution offered In The morning umir of Monday, aiul piuviued fui tbor June if shall not apply to any projHltioa to inouey, credit, or re- after eome discusoton their Were accepted. Gt m.itioii 11 Mr. Buticrof MasAachdsetu tu rules were susneudeu tu onl passed for exeuaos of the fceiect cmuii ti on Mr.

Duier of Massachusetts moved fo go to br.siueas tu sptiiiicr's taoi to lake up the! senate Mr. Ware of New Jersov moved to eipeud the ruics puv the bm ci mg t' Ti h-urs of soiuicr fcj'iec io bailie 'tho iria eubsicd fur Rs luau on bouuiic a 11 tucy had ei'iis'cd lor vair WiTuout acuoLou taese motions, th uouse JjoUI'iiCli. LEGAL. JS peel al to th St. Lmrs HepnhMran.

AMY-DATING OFCOlXTY BtiNLR. jEFFEkauN City, Feb. 2. lu the United States circuit court the case of Anthony auiuc Jasper county was tried yesterday aut submitted. Tha case involves of coLpons for bunas issued by th Jasper county court, in behalf ot Marion township.

i deteneo re'ics upon tbe point iht the bonds wera irauduleDliy is-ued by Judge uor- -sviu. without au'honty trom th county court, about th 8th of October, 1372, anti that le 4 bond were dated back to tne -3tfl day of March, i 1 patent already chuuoi accurately determined, but it is known that Siugcr rcceiveJ from hla patents, which ar of a much less iuiportaut character, up to 1370, two millions of dollars. It is safe to say thut th Wheeler Wilson paiVat- Ua returned millions of (I illnrs to the invento, and parties connected with the paten office estimate that its extension for another term of seven ye-irs would bo wonh at least twenty mlti'ons to til owon, and would most likely the public a round hundred millions. Rrcs? Fport. 1 STEAMBOAT MAIL CONTRACTS.

Washington, Feb. 2. Tlio letting of contracts to steamboats for delivering mails along the Mlsstissippi river is engaging the attention of the postmaster-generai, who intends to treat only with people equally interested; he will not treat with middlemen. VROrObED REPFCTTON OF SALARIED Tho bid reported favorably from the se nato ou civil service and rctrenchrccnt to-day pro vides that, for two years from and after July 1 next, all salaries exceeding $1,200 pe annum. In all bratjcneaof the government service, civil and military, shall be reduced en per cent.

CONGRESS. Senate, Conthinatioa of tho Conressioiial Investigation. Xestiincnv of Eadzer. Chief cf Police of New Orleans. Detailed Account of the Tragedy.

Colfax kv Ori.eans, Feo. 2. Before tbs focgrsi-eiotiai committee RMav 1. Ii. Twitchuli wrs swern.

arti deposed follows: I3 a native of Vi itioct. now 1-q Rel Rivrr soo-t-ir uahy tuesatr. us iivca beivro the au ol.v. a. V.ai swora: llv been siP'rlaiendert of po.ii; Iroivi in Losiun; ettteo wtili 1V1 rVi hi.

1 i r. -rri vea utik-r my contra, o' Jho i-omrajnci-d July it in, "i f-cc w.t gaLirty nna io xZ h.vft 0 m-j hai inform. tic ol nca iu r. dr.t.km nihng op th on urouvlir sa a treat acciu-? u'i; arm came irn hw.I heiKl Cf itnU'k. Vii5-u hiij 1.0 CAlSt-.

TC; psouor- t.o.. or aces in roc lia.cc.j 0.n negro r.icc nc'ti htiosm l-'Li mber utus loundry. auti ibcoc th- whit. Ciiv is aimnt several rimes cat -uc; 1 bro 'gut Lr'-d diritr. tinted; this created ej.ii-uie:it; a U2.i --meet tag soon afu-r wfi eli ratiei potidr to arm ior i o'clock the da at oubtok I oiKro i To move in origadi.

io opposite th hodfe; tiicu called a tho tiOwJ to disperse; si.l a equal or cava'rv to do the same wijiea wTts iivod upon; the white league wr moving now down Roydrus btieet; I thane front and aw next that another bo ly wa uioy-tng down with Uuttiing gun; ordered flto to open: was tbeu tired upon by body of lufaniry my luramry then aiso opeued lire; White league advanced I was soon tmdiy wouucied in several parts of ifcs body, ami know but littie Uire; I wa treated vciy kioctiv by wnuos, woo carried me uwev a Ogden who commanded ou tun lu of Bcprember, aio eomu.aodei a dtacbraeut of tneu, who, a year previous, tho 6tii of March, had atiachttd iuu pol.ee court building; on or two meu were tueG killed on the KfQ about 12 or I KePcarg fut-n were killed ur.1 wouedod on the White league side about 0 or 25 wero killed aivd wouude tuo ail air of the I4lh aud tile pres-rnce of Ui Wait league had au intimidating effect; two or three ca tne day of co-tiun were dnreu away; on J)e- cembsr a njovcxnent originating with the high school boys, had' driven colored pupils from toe mixed schools; one ehuroh was fired iuti on Howard street ami Freercl; it waa reported to me tuur colored men iu teveral m-stniicc were luanfficd up lo the turns and hooted: (mi registration papers were taken and turn up: a policeman wus ordered away oa 5paxu street by White lengiicr; some ue-grop wens threat. aul w.lb discharge at poll nine. Third wnri; should Judge mut notices thau 6ta were dischurgcd coiitiau.lcd, ati told, three, hundred men iu a poilew viit to St. Martinsville to replace certain office-holders previously ex-palled; this was in ky. lS7o: two men wee La.Ly wounded on ideket, on night, and foiiowing day there wo a iittic brush; United States troop subseuuuutly came up and cded the affair; on tue 14th Sju-cuibcr some La i btfen bepoke by V'ii leaguers fioux on or two of th ladder t'ornpauiee; aiirr the lith police would not have beeu abte to max certain political ar-re; the organization surd In threatening attuude toward the Keuogg authorities, it was opeiuy stated tnat th government would havo beeu overthrown ou me withdrawal of tue United tt troops; ou ibo ttii of Jauury the Whit leaguers were depended upon to carry out tiie movement: police would have been able to do nothing; bcuuoi-Do 3 could 110c bavo been arresicd; tho police were irihtemxl; mau? men Jett their beats; tiie peopi believed the law was harsh which mad militia of the pi'Uce; witness Ihoi'gut the use of liu-iii as miuiary, Leces.iry on accouut or tha con ii'icn ot things: about men Is the prop, er number tor tij police of the city; the force now bo 50.

and supernumeraries: Gatling guns verc firuiuu.i by gtivcmoicnc; tha city, compared wnh oibo-g. i- turi.uieut; the sm rehouse. witness supposes, wa borrioaded by tirtiu. Cauiptied; had no ura of au xtitack os the sUklc-bouae ou the 4th of January: had report or any attack ou preceding days, but thinks there was dauger of an during two or three years have been called upon to disperse riotous comrod ciowd bruiizut bgerhr about question of wages; on white steaiu ooat captiitu wa silled, tnougli some of the leader of tne ncgioea wero wiiit men. J.

R. BF.CRWITTl Was sworn: Is U. a. distiict atiomey: has bees since 1870; in tue Colfax trial non of tuo facts iu the cate were uudisputed ui l7 tne dicers iu Grant parish being claimed by both parties tiie itcpubiicau tooK paesodSiou of the court-hiaM. A meeting of white killed; at another aiy Iho prisoner were taken out and guaraed, some being shot and killed; mm man remained, refusing to surrender, and wu-s burned up; a cavalcade of prisoners was marv-ned tffi alter 9 oclock ut aiht uud were mostly shot; 5 bodies about the court-house were put in crouches mad by thorn and bur ied; several deicnco wore sot up, among others that the uegroo meditated lawlessness, general danger to white, moiestlng tCccris, finug on fligs of truce, Ao-, all of which witue.s uDcrcd.ted; the eharaoicr civaieu oy slavery bus uever been eredicaitwi; wuywuii lea.iersof negroes have so mocU mfliieucc witu tiioui, is the oaoit of xniud the ne.ro im ot like a flock of soeep had ih'-ir coufl-ienve; there have beeu over half a dezeu not and tuosas ores iu the Atato siuce ISC6; there is no fi Irjual taior.y for tau kdiiug negroes ii atiie; a so a men obnoxious poliu cais ue ki ed acre seems to Nj Has ol apl'sii unit fiiniiic a large number of civZLP-j are to crime whoe vole is not bol cuouaii; a ir.ibiic prc.wcitior vunw' nnnd inuv have warped uu.i oi Lij iaipre-sions f-r tix-s iasoa oa uuvrue.

GVN. SHTRIDAN. Gn. Sheridan end par. left the city to-dar ou the steamer D.

Lee for Vickshurg. Iti understood wUl return to New Orleans imt the hcadqii.rtcrs of iho depi icut vf iliu-011x1 vili be re-tabiiu at PAILROAD! ie 8r. Louia flEtitSTtTKD. Phobia. Feb.

2. A private dispatch frcia New York st.ucH That L. W. Xowue has bfl rcinntiued as eupritiiteiideiit of tho HasniOol ami St. J02cr.il railway.

r.F.DUOKU KKEIGKT BATE. Tho Toledo, VuDasU aod Western railway to-dar created a ensation by announciug freight rates to Chicago two dollars a car lowor than fcf B. uud J. The W. and VV.

it seems, have com into possession or control of thoGJuian, Ciintou and Syrtngfiold rosd.Acd tnis accuuuU fur th ooiupention for cuicu freight, FAST time at. gFETNOFiELD, Feb. 2. A meeting of ere was hcra at the Leland hotel was attended by all those I interested iu fanning a through fast Una between Kansas Ctiv. Now York, xoaton, and iuteruidiaTe point- Th mireting was entirely harmonious nd resulted iu tanking up faster scuedui itimo than has ever been before anemputd in th West, and will undoubtedly revolutfonlr paftsenger travel between ioa far West and the AtJaada.

Tha lines over which fast trains are to run are Vio K. aud Rt, Jce, Wabash, 3 aud Ct ax.4 UXf hor asd their aooxitloAAl Another Exciting Session of the House. More Talk About the Army Appropriation Bill. Motion to Amend tha Rules Finally Adopted. More Corruption in the Department of Justice.

Eeckless Misappropriation of Funds in ITortli Carolina. Tho Proposed Reorganization of the Treasury Department. Froo Bankinff Under tha New Finance Bill. Strong Sawing-Machine Lobby at the Capital. Idpeclal to the St.

Louis Republican. Washington, D. Feb, 2. Almost immediately after the house was called to order this morning at ten oelock Butler made a motion to suspend rules similar to two which failed to carry yesterday. The vote was taken at once and resulted 17? ayes, 190 noes, two-thirds not voting in the affirmative, and the motion was lost.

Great excitement ensued on the Republican side of the home, Butler rushing madly around, red in the face with chagrin and indignation. Several similar motions to suspend the rules were made and lost, but the Republicans themselves being divided upon the questions presented, necessarily failed. Finally, just about 12 o'clock a motion by Kasoa of Iowa was put and before the roll was half called it was known that four new Republican members bad come in aud voted, while no additions had been received by tho Democrat. The announcement that the vote stood 191 aye to 80 noes was therefore not unexpected. A scene of confusion and excitement followed which cannot possibly be described, a hot passage of personalities occurring between the speaker and Messrs.

Randall, Cox. Speer, Beck and other prominent Democrats. in tbe midst of this turmoil got the and reported the Hale amendment to tbe rules from th committee on roles. An hours debate was then allowed, which Garfield parcelled out In live minute speeches to such member as wished to offer amendments or speak against the rule. THE HED4TE.

Sutler made a characteristic speech, address-ins himself as usual to the negroes in The gal-lerit- For this purpose he turned his back on tbe peaker aud was called to order by Niblack of it 'diana. He then took a position alongside the 'rks desk, A tumult of applause both from tbe Republicans on tho floor and his black-skinned admirer in the galleries. 6am. Oox followed a hot attack on Butler's dramati appeal to tue lazaroni the gallery. A subs equent speech by Lamar of was intei -tup ted tune and again by the plaudits of the Dot uocratic side.

In the m. santime Speaker Blaine had left the chair and ft 1 lowed LAiuar a desperate effort to relieve hi 9 party from the imputation of endeavoring to destroy the sointiila of power granted the it orlty by the rule. He oppooed the demand th. Butler had male to stiixe ont that part of the proposed ruios which forbids the previous question being moved the same day a bill is taken up. Randall denouncing the proposed changesas an effort I bieak down all tbe barriers that obstructed tbe srusade of the Republican party agaiost toe botse.

Williams of Wisconsin, and Hawley ef Connecticut. also spoke. At 2:30 p. m. the prt 'Tious question was ordered.

and the Halerc utioo amended so a to permit two-thirds to forct a vote the same day a bill is introduced, passa 2. what has been aid above very little remains to add to the reo.ord or the day's pro-oedlncs. The aunounceiut'nt of tho adoption Ox the resolution atnendiuy tbs me wa made after three o'clock, aud every thing was done in confusion after that. Both sk des, released from tbe extreme tension which has prevailed now fo.r just oue week, paid llttle attention to the briBlness transacted in the next, half hour or so. Soma little excitemeut was aroused when Randall and Cox, the two Democratic mnmbtsii of tha comruitteo on rules, tendered their resignations, but it soon passed away.

Butler made oa more bid for dramatic effect Ky insisting thiHt tbe honae should go to the epoaker's table auiltakoup the civil-rights bill, bnl he could net even pet recognition from the chair, and seamed to meet with no sympathy on tViat point from any one. Every one diad had eaoucu flgtiting for that day at least, end tbe civil-ngt its bill was lbs last thing to ask the consideration of under such circumstances. about tiv miuutes before four o'clock the house adjoin med. TO-DAT8 SESSION. Al 2 in all to ddys eeseiun has been tbe must tatiTuing oue this winter, the attuliou of th members having been kept on constant raj from the moment the house assembled until I it adjourned.

For five hours and a half it was impossible to leave the hall for a moment, for tbe result might bd altered materially for cithe side by the loss of a single vote. As it was, there was not a Republican or Democmtio meml ber in the citv, not lied down to a sick-bed, who was not on band. It is even said that one of tht Southern Republicans, who has been on a spreo for the past few days, was brought In by a tarpet-bag oolleague so drunk that be was bareh able to answer to his name, and was then bund nd off to his rooms again. The vote was anuot meed by the speaker as 181 ayes aud 90 noes, but tbe clerks had made an error ef one in the count, and should have tal'ied 182 ayes. OneB lepabllcau.

Hunter of Indiana, came into the hi til Just a moment too late, so that there were ready present 273 members, but seven; teen being absent. auil these, with three or four exceptions, sick. As stated laet night the total tuembemhip of the house the pieaout time is 2o, one seat be-longlr? to Louisiana aud one to Florida being vacant Pinchbeck aud Sliotiaau have been contes. lants for the 6cut at large from Louis- iana, i tud Purman of Fioiida has resigned and is at reseat a member of the legislature of that st ate. The absentees were Crook, Law- son am Wheeler of New York; Frye asd Her- scy of Maioe; G.

F. Hoar. Massachusetts; Nunn, Tennessee, Packer, Pennsylvania; Sherwood. Ohio; Smith, Virginia, aud Walls, Fior- ida. Ri 'publicans; and B-raum, Connecticut: i KendaJ i.

Nevada; Marshall, Illinois, aad Much- ell, WH bCouiln, Democrat- THE Rt-cULT. The i detery is not exactly satisfactory to anr- body 1 ace the rule wa ao modiSed in order to tritt AtheConaervauve F.epublicAPS that it no longei. pleased to extreni's. Jt was even as- eentedi to in that form by sueh men as Blaine, Dawes. of New York.

Thelps and Fc-- bm viJt reiucranca, aad only becau4 they i Tue Speaker: Because the gentleman from 1 ject to that port oa of the pvoiKJsed ruie which New York knows tuat it is absolutely out of give the minority one days debut; and he order absolutely. iGreat excitement- on theipiopose that the majority of the house shall. LK-iuoctiitic sine, and cali for rekhir order Liini tae Republican side. The Speaker: The chains willing to the utmost verge or liberality to hear ail points of order, but he is uot willing to have the proceeding interrupted by irrelevant remarks. Mr.

Lamar: How doe the chair know that the Mr. Cameron yrrs-nted the credential of "Wm. A. Wallace. United states senator elect from a f(i six year, from March 4, 1875.

R.tu and placed on hie. Mr. Clayton presented a memorial of Jus. Brooks of Arkansas, churning that nt tho dec-fairs is infinitely preferable to whiit existed be- lion neld on the tilth of November, 1872, he wa fore tbe investliiattons began. Besides the elected governor of the state for four cnrs from the nrt Monday in probable return to the government of money January, IVM: that he wa ia all illegally collected by Logan Rc otft, orfforin rewneds eligible.

but that the government of the stance of the same sort raav be nwtied. In the beeu usui pci by tore and fraud and is now held oy aniiod sore. He Uiat tn case of tne clerk of the wOUihera dis.rict of la government of the state be nols, which came over from last session, the I recognized and such action be taken by committee have so far adjusted, the accounts protect tn cnusriturioDsl cov- ruiufut in the state. Ordered primed and re- that $5,000 has been pa into tbe 1 yrrs-nted the fcrred. oue, lam opposed tv that, and lor citizens was called for tue first of April; report gci.ticiuaii irom New York Knew lie wa out or one I desire to say I would never consent while among the negroes wa that the wuues were ortiert i am iu a majorifv to support a rule, or report a coming on a hang rag mission; eighteen special The Speakea: Because the chair is very well ruie from tuo committee of which I am c.iair-1 deputies, mostly negroes, were sworn iu; the ac iiia.uiefi wiia ihe large expericuce and grtet i man, which I would out be doubly willing to wanes eoiuiug lu.

a confercucc took place amid intelligence of tho geurlcii.au frou. New York. live under tu a mmoruy. I believ this process 1 frequent ulanu. armed baud garnering on hoxn Mr.

Latnur: Tne chair had no right to assume of tiunuic.riug 1 wholly and entirely 1 id-; a sugar skinmsU at lirst occurred at ong anv such thing. wroug. and I believe moreover, tlmr its growth range; ta gnling of a negro created additional The speaker: Possibly bat when the came pmtiatily irom the tact or too rush a uov amnu; cLnir i accused of uvcidiug unju-tif, and or the previous Qiiesilou ou imporuiut meas- trampling ou the right of the minority, tlis urea. The speaker opposed th proposition of chair may be pacdoued tor coumieuUcg with Csna to chuuge me rule so as to enable the some freedom. judiciarv coiumittce to repot at Mr.

Cox: I made no charge against the choir a-iv time, and uaid ho did uot aea 1 tue necessity for it, occauie Xhe Kclect committee appointed ou affairs iu MiH.isippi, in Ala- burua aud iu Louisiana, have a light to report at 1 any time. Alter limber debate the honae proceeded to vole ou the rule ami amcudnieuts. Mr. uiucmiraeni was rejected wlth- and the chair had no right to make that point on me. The Speaker: The char has not the remotest degree referred to tbo gentleman from Mississippi.

dir. Latuar, iruiu wiiom he ha received nothin out respect, but the ciiuir cannot be-liev tunt any geutloraun of tiie hou-o aod reason-t Mr. SJiortnan submitted a resolution tnstruct-most li4i judiciary com mu tee to inquire and report Especially two gentlemen so thoroughly conversant with the rule as he gentieicen from Pennsylvania and New York Messrs. Kamluli and cox), coukl uossibiv that while 1)1 house is acting uuder a of tu rules a prpo-ition to putin tu-ir resignaLiona would bain order. Mr.

Kaudnll: I say, that you have no right, iu auy particular, to question my motives or reiieet upon them. 1 stand here in every respect as your peer. Th speaker: i'ue chair eunuot betieve, unless ijO wilt to tho uoiisr, that tu gou- li inau from Bcuusyivaaia couidcr it la oruor uow to offer ui resiiruattoa. Mr. Raudail: You have icled my resolution out of oravr.

Th speaker: Does the gentleman believe that it 1 iu o.Lr Mr. Randall: I did wh.ra I offered It. have rueJ it out, uud tnereior 1 cannot now. but 1 aad avail niytci of tho mat uppor i Yc it tumty to do I I treasury and there is able prospect that a much more will fco received from tbe same oource. To prevent tiie repetition of tMcse corrupt practices hereafter, the committee framed aud euccceded in getting through th house last sea- -iou a revised biil regulating the fee and costs to a clerks, marshals anti of both circuit aud district couita of tbe Cuited state.

This bill wa passed in tbtp senate last A wcii, but with amendments, which have yet to lecotve the concurreuco of the UbuRGA.MZATlON oy THE DEPART- 3rRT. Among the bills of grave impertani pending before congress is one know as Le Kellogg biil for tbe reorganization of the department. An effort waa made on Tuesday of lost week to get it up for consideratlo but fail- a ss Mr. CiurtieM explained tbe provisions of the alar annual appropriation bill, new auu spoke ut length iu support of I aiesar. Kaudud aud Uox lieu insisted on re-H said feji caa bceu expressed that it would styniug their pia es 0:1 the coinuiiitee cf rules.

other property of to United St.ttec, except, ed. It i understood, however.tUat f.ao Repub- aq.u bums as iu their judgment, can bo judl-Ucans have come to au Informal agreement to 1 and ccuuomiralJy expeudjd daring tho devote one day to the bill before this a ijourn-1 50i1 year iuum im.iroveiueni named in picaiiiuic pu'iiLshca tins mot.ting. Ordered iflent. Tue bi.l is in a grea degreo partisuu i and 10 lie ou tho table. He gave notice In its purpose, tho maiu object ulXd at that an early dav iie wauld usTt the imluigeuce being release of the treasury department Mr Boy subiuitte.1 a resouitioa calling upon from the power ef The Democratic house lu tne tie, vC rciuiv of ie interior to iiiraiKU eii-As now orgnniized, the ate wirh fall mforimuion ns to services rendered department is almost entirely dependent uooa 1 A1 the annual appropriation bills for its support, and since thoto nuiat be made ta suit thi Dean- Forty -fourth congress.

I by Wiu. 1 AdairamlC. N. Vann for wim-li the sum oi 55J, uuJ wa paid o.it o' niuiieys be-loncingTo the 0a Iiiiiiuns. Agreed to.

Mr. Chandler prcieurr-d a Tnumirial of Ot 1 life seiuil to consider Lc 1,0, wuciher ihre is now in force any ur-t uf log turn under which the authorities ot th Diituc of Columbia are empowered to prosecute and sup pro uoicrious crmi ti ling cst1 'iniintuneut in iho Djsi rit, ani iff there is not each legislation rcpoi a bill to confer 1 such power. Agreed to. urcanti.ig tho rolurion he knew notluug of mailer hmiritsf, but fioin what be had seen io tuo newspaper there such eiahlisluneni8 in this ciiv wer a public scandal aud in violation of iLe laws of auy fcta.c. was nnnouucud mat Mr.

Sargent, who hal the ll.rto-. lav to aJd.es tbeBcziate in regard aflair, Uid ben tuza suddeuly sik. und Tli'rfre coiim! not speak to-axy. nu motion of Mr. Ihe cominiiieo en 1 Ind.au ail wa- allowed until 2 oclock lor ta disposition of bills oa tn calendar reported oy tin committee.

Mr. Vindoui presented the preamble aud resolution, agicl 011 by (lie cuucitt f-r lav, in-rtucfiUiT tlio coiuiuUie ou commerce to m-rt iu the river aud harbor appropriation bid Mr. Storm said he rtid not think the gentleuiau fruio should bo recoguiie-i other gc-iitiujn( who had reso.uuons ofler. cot a chance 10 do so. Tr.e gcinteiuun from MasucJiusetts bad been recognized of the speaker tare lime.

Mr. Kandi: Aa.i always one subject. Mr Inis same proposition uu already been vv doec. 1 no This oue has not beeu. Mr.

spe-r: It has been In sub-tauc. Mr. Batb-r: I bus kuage i u. ivuuiali: should like to know how mu time th.tiVi lu tbe house is to nave to ea we at to that wc ou tui td may know Io portion to nnmhm of tff-house to waifffi the gout inau be" has iucd twice asniucli tiuid us tiio Gtir T. taV wtr.

th, ttms ta 4a- feH ibis 2(ie av-iiiNt eucroaenuoent. Mr. Eutieri Y'oa bail an week nd stt xnsde uniulr motio-i tu sauje liay. r. ia a aq-w4 ten.

citizens of Metro it A-king au appiooria.ion to ex -teu I tho breakwater al Alaiqaette, Mich, iio-fcrred. House. The house resumed its session atio a. w. Mr.

Baiierof Mariiiclmatts moved to suspend th rules so a 10 give the committee ou rule? leave to report, forthwith ouai.ges or amendments to th rales, and provluiug that duru.g toe consideration of aU roort no di.a-. 1 tory luoMori whatever khall do enxertalued by based upon tae appropriations for each tiie Mpe.tker. year, wi.l be proviued for by the t-stabiii shuieut Mr. made a point of that tbe same of permanent appropriation, not ahjict to offered tmee revision aud modiflcatiocs with each Tno speaker ovrrUia liio poiot of order. To cover up the partisan urpose saving the proposition had bcn changed each euubit icis.ation of the cuaructer of claitus or ol suoidis, or of whut sometimes caiid job, of various sorts to pas without tue ucceesary cou-iduiaiion.

i pertkc: Ey no luisslbllity can that Has ot blits ever have tuo benefit of tut lute. Mr. Hale of Maine moved to hnieod tho rule bv requinug li previous question to be -lomicd by only instead three- iOlti'tiiS. Kasson moved an amendment, providing that the i'Ul-3 shad not be enforced ou cue tnt dav ot cousidcraiton of a question. Li.

moved to amend a1' bj pi ovtiiiug that tu new rule effiall not ai-idv to any proposiuou to refer any ciaua to Ui conn of Haim. Mr. Kaou acoepted Mr. 'Wilson's proposition and iiicorpoiuTcU 11 io hi own. Mr.

Cessna offered to amend further by giving the judiciary committee power lo report btii ol a tviiitie character 011 ri huisnuys. Mr. Beck defended the action of the wluorify u-iid lock, said row uu effi.it v.is Luoue to bicak alt rules in order to Uiow into tbe Lou tho fire-brand of the civil-ngura bill, wh had been injected ty tu people at tu poiis iut Novmer. Mr. Biitieroi ao tivvi body in tu world uas ever oecii wuh the rules ta is hoiss bus biecu curse 1.

cursed 1 which vV or did tnese ruis coruo from 1 Toy ure relic oi the old Slave power, foiieermg laughti i from the Democrat. sidci. They were made to tuat power in ciu-r to rrYeat any i oi''Cii-5on ou hiavci.7 or abo.itiou. 1 fcuo not iu with the vewi cf hat. power, -f.

Bc.tier nei. referred to back waruiien of p.ihiic buxine md liie ftiioitncs of the S6M4iou, aid eaiu tc: ruie wou.d aiiow filibustering to go on lor one iay. i-. er oiii, if ie minf-rtiy chooxe. aa be efi one day.

We au1. tow bera id exigency, with til iuiost ureakingiuto cvu war. with Witite ieui-uc ali ever the Soaru. w.ra cz srato disorganized held bv bayonets alone. end yet ri.i offers cjve ba toe.

remaining time of this hoiH to fl titiusterm 7. Mr. Kuter bcoagt tL fuejoiit sot to aiiow any ALifciUkCriag flu- 1 i ar.tl i of the bill it i said thut it provide same slight reduction izi tho expenses of the department by curtailiugi Borne of the force and lopping off a few insignificant expenditures hte and there. A great boast wiii be made of this retrenchment phase of the bill aud every effort mad to put it thivukb on that score a- a measure of eeoi toinv, thus hiding real character as a pur pq Litical dode. TRFB BANNING.

It is well knows that there hss bea a rreat o-arcry from part, of Wear, for aoc a two or thrft? years past, for Ir uaaa.iug. has i been urged by on c'axs iuflationjsts the poiai.to tnrtca of reHoas foe i monetary stringency, iue West was iix.3rixis far the wsnr cf raoney, ad if tho monopoly of tAaKsjrsrato.i&y tb, national banlc la.w to a privileged c.asa were rrioveu, Xhe aa ntfioiri i Bt.it auditor. Judge Krekei took the case uuder advDement, expressing a desire to confer wub Judge Dillon upon the points involved. TF. H.

Burrows ol 'Winchester, dial ct the Everett house, Springfield, At 1 a. x. yes-H had been dissipating for seas time, and had been for two days under medical treat-I meat. It appears, however, that he had been traay taking morphine seexetiy, audit la suppose, ne I took an orar-doa iUst Right. Mjrtminn temperature 16 deg.

44 6eir- GTlb Minimum tern- PRENDFR, Signal 6. A.