| Show B loin Y TE a L 1 A P H 1 I 1 1 1 washington delegate chaffee of colorado appeared before the house bouse Commit committee toe tob on territories yesterday and urged the reporting potting re of a bill or the admit admission sion blon of that territory into the U union n n as s a state claiming that it had i polso population jitu re sources and stability enough to en entitle title titie it to jo full tuli tion jn in thi the seriate senate and house rhe tae fhe bill has bbs already twice passed congress andoli was vetoed beandrew by andrew johnson no attempt was ever tt u ade nde to pass pages it il over the veto the committee does not seem favorable to the measure while there istl Is a teel reel feeling ilig generally among the afern nien mien bers berb against the admission of new now states at present EW YORK the continued arrivals hereof here of or Jt allans italians victims of emigrant swindlers lers resident in the various cities of italy are causing increased alarm here especially as lanther anther ianther lauther 0 batch arrived today to day and a large number of others have been shipped hither the consul general of italy bild baid in regard to the matter that I 1 luggage ug 9 eaf of only one pelson person was wag rent pent on an and d he be was deta data detained i n ed in prison in paris parts and when he finally reached here he found that the steamer for buenos ayres with hia his luggage had gone in regard to the poverty novt arty of these immigrants be ha said in general in italy the peasants are poorer comparatively than those af other count countries ribs simply for tor the rea rew bonc bon that it does daes not cost so much to live still I 1 have no doubt but hui that most moat of these imm immigrants 1 have some money y with them in regard to the attitude of th the a italian government in the matter lh edrid sald said italy la Is essentially a lib jib iberal government t and bhe ihie has no right Itu immigration migration if bho bhe divi dij it would excite grave complaints in the american artea all can be bd done isto moderate the emigration in an administrative ard and lebi ieni way no passport for the U S sib sis 1 gi given kiven ven any man who cannot prove that he hie hda has eteau clent t means to himself time or that he llo has relatives here who are jn in comfortable circumstances the N of passports and even the de destination stiv atlon of af passports are arlly eldak elude dat tit this tm jn in fact fac many of of the th e peppie h have bave passports for buenos A ayres rep and ehen then come bire hire i NEW YORK ia igil it Js a announced his bis will edwin forrest leaves hisen bisen his bis entire tire property even bis bib wardrobe and vAlti valuables ables aules of all kinds for the foundation of a home for disabled artist sixty neles beles aeres neres of ground limits of piat lade tado iphia ha have bee bet been n ris ila made mado de over 0 the corp corporation bration of that city for the purpose sel set i forth foith and in after yearb years those 13 ew beis of the dramatic whose lives have hive not been crowned with successful gaja gains may ebroy the contorts of a beautiful home surrounded by reminders of thele their art kirt farroat said to a friend n less thap a month mouth ago thal that chiq tbs had bad been the main object of his lipe life for ears anath and aba at he nad made nade ample provision for carrying it out ildas it was his desire that the thu should be sole bole boie so legally galty perfect that there could arise no rit rouble roubie lein in ane the courts about thi the title he further sald said that he wished his bieu I 1 est esi to be bebo beao so clary elearly understood that fio no one would doubt his motive I 1 ils lib Is s B sted that flaat nathan alvana eva us has hla co d a suit against bowl bowles bowies es bros of paris P aris for and gen da davis vib vis has been beeh appointed reo rec recell rece elver elger the latter is now norv in ali ail the effect effects ef of the late borici concern ra inthis etty eivy several american female chool school teacher ing in trl europe were it is stated swindled by bowles brothers out of il att thein their money NEW YORK yore 16 the italian society held a meeting last evening I 1 at which the home government was denounced noun eed ced for jor its conduct in relation to the emigration of so many of the poor to this country the italian consul here was also assailed for falling failing to make a satisfactory explanation odthe of the causes of the exodus it was decided to memorialize congress in opposition to what the meeting de designated signaLed this infamous white slave siave trade los angeles 15 the stage f from rom Pr eacott arrived last eve evv evening ning A past pasi the following reliable le dt tall talis bof of tha the indian campaign of 0 gen crook r thel campaign against thit apaches who are absent from the reer reservation in part of Territory the tho aspro ia pro gressing gressin k rapid rapidly iya since it common commenced ced upwards of warriors have been killed hilled and many more moro placed hors du combat The latest operations gerein were in the vicinity af lut the ban sam 9 francisco atice c mountains and in inthe the red rook rock country U I 1 tw ay j r 1 I 1 in n w which b I 1 ch thirteen warriors tuie trie it killed 1 ileda winter v inter stores were destroyed and abd t hobi hobe who escaped were kept moving this augurs favorably for the future the general and two wo of hib bib aids and ha hia inspector ector were east of the magollon on the fhe he west bank mink of the caplain captala ip price with a company of scouts or organized from the andzans indians lately hostile left prescott couth for the field it if the vigorous treasures measures now in progress continue through the winter it Is thought all the indians in the upper country will want peace before spring NEWPORT R L 18 the T city cily has bas voted to expend thirty thousand in tion with the acceptance of the rogers bequest be of a hundred thousand for the ferpotto n of a high school 18 edward A pollard editor and author died at lynchburg yesterday aged 45 CA CAIRO into baltim und and anson who claimed tu have beed robbed of 20 0 00 last w week eek were arrested and their stock seized by marshal iroe 69 at the instance of theor cr eo jorg ball 10 oro I 1 NEW YORK yore 17 ta the boar board oem of emigration id now under lis jis gare eare deafly two housand bausand thousand bo usand italians almost or entirely destitute thealus the alms aims house at wards island asland is taxed to its utmost capacity two bundled of these thebe emigrants went to virginia yesterday yeste aday to work 66 on the it now transpires tran trao that thata a large gumbei number of af italian child children reu reh have been purchased from parents and b brought to this country to bag beg or steal terence terenee jolan was arrested last as night charged with roasting his infant son to death a red hot stove NEW YORK yobu 17 hon wm win orton or ton went to washington last evening so as was understood to complete larra arrangements ngip with colfax as editor edito r of the tribune washington foakes loakes ames amea was ex by ihu thu credit aio Mo bilier bliler commit tes tev today dby day george H bliss hag has been atto attorney eney for fok Sout bout bouthern southern herrl herri new york wax washington gil INGTON the house committee qu on heard this eve ning the opponents of jor the posta postal telegraph grap so heme wm win orton spoke tw two 0 hours criticizing the report of the postmaster general showing that his sta mistica were erroneous ferrone firrone ous oua and hib bib stone unreliable he examined the postmaster generals statements it in detail contending that the estimates as aa to io the ebston cost of te telegraph noes noea had no proper the tho report of the post postmaster maten maver jeneral general was wi written itten itlen by byal a gentleman named lines linea who was ig noran i of the subject and presented a m 1 IRA lra of f statistics NEW YORK 17 thurlow weed has a long communication in the berald herald showing the impracticability or of carrying out the so balled civil service reform cincinnati 17 A bill to remove the capital of west virginia from charleston to wheeling passed the house yesterday by a vote of 83 33 to 30 it is ia believed it will not pass the senate at a meeting ofalie of cne buard board of il tion pi I 1 today to day a cation catlon was ie received from secy elsh eish stating that the h U S authorities in italy have been instructed ted to adopt mea measures surca sureh to prevent a repetition of af outrages upon emi umi grants the late fin pile Is reported to have left property to the value of eight millions in new vor wor aki new now jersey cincinnati and in mines of utah bosron BOSTON 17 in the leals lagis today d ay the majority reported back favorably the introduced ome bome d day ya sago a gd i condemning ahe the oblivion bill bilt introduced in aba united states sence by sunnier sumner A minority report aiso aito wab wah presented no action was waa taken by the house NEW YORK 18 mr england of the an sygh haes hab abandoned his bih purpose of df raising fund for the greeley alatua and otters mneri to return the modey molley ato to sub scribes the charac character ot of the tho gentlemen with ih start stant started eid eld in bofto bon boa ton n for the er erection potion of ri a 1 monument ment to greeley is buob buch hat the pr press ess generally regard its success as assured CHICAGO A now york special al says I 1 in view of the recent murders in this lly liy cily city interest la Is centered in the stokes trial than would otherwise baand bernd s and one othis ofris cLo eno counsel has remarked e d that ahat at present it ig lri hot advisable to g ga to trial the public mind bt baing ind ex ercia eclied ed against everyone every one acou sed bed of murder but attall atall events stokes wants wanta his fate determined his long empris Q amont ament has broken down his bis spirits I 1 and enfeebled his health his hair is I 1 almost gray he has grown thin and I 1 and 1 ia but the shadowy of the swab iwas of ottha the tha Q 1 I 1 i if I 1 vh t li 7 f I 1 L r V ai cittee on territories with the dent yester day iu in reference to the bill now before them for the admission of colorado as aa a state the dut nt expressed himself in favor of the bill he 1 also said that the Teril terii territory tory of wyoming would not within the lives liver of thio those s e present population to qualify her for admission and that it was wab useless expense and burdorf up a territorial form of government he was therefore in favor of suitable action by Congre congress sR to abolish the territory of wyoming andrs andra and restore tore its ita domains to those territories from w which it was originally formed viz az utah montana id idaho aho and colt coit colorado orado he thought tuis this action would be just to all as Wyo population 1 did not exceed ten thousand he also bo be llevad that by the acquisition to colorado and the increase of her population during the next year she would have the requisite number inhabitants for admission the committee ar in favor of the bill and believe aleve lieve it would pass the house CHICAGO A washington a special says it iq in positively stated that colfax will take charge of the tribune some bome time next week arrangements have bave been fully consummated for far his bis resignation as aa vice president and will probably be presented on the re assembly ing of Cob coh congress eress gress after the holiday recess colfax is very sanguine that he will be able to to bring the tribune up to its tte old standi standing rik he thinks he be can steer elear clear of the maelstrom of new now york politics into which greeley greelej was always being drawn PORTLAND 16 at aji wallula the earth earthquake quake on saturday ay 6 evening is reported as heavy and laiti tailing i ng LO seconds i it was folsted fol foi swed by five lighter shocks at intervals of fifteen minutes after which a heavy rumbling sound was beard heard as aa distinctly as a heavy peal of thunder the thermometer fell from 30 to 26 degrees the shocks if contenul conti continued nul edat at interrupted intervals until 4 sim am ibe ibe first shock was violent enough to hsue hake buildings and their con eon tenta in a pretty lively manner mallner at walla wail walla Wall two beavy shocks were felt at aiba arba three and at dailes dalles four or tive live shakes shake a A another 0 oiher shock at the thi latter place wa war 4 nelt neit adalu again today to day SAN FRANCISCO 17 the I 1 us trial school investigation realized more ex br brutality utility today to day instances rees ices of punishment by pulling boys ears till tilt wounded and pounding them hem with closed flats fiets mr story the su hervie bervie per her visor or tried to td have wave all ithe the md members m of the press but one excluded at elt that time tirrie but hla his motion did not prevail several persons report having felt two boag of earthquake today to day BERLIN 17 general vin roon will not act provisionally ag ass president Pies ident of the th prussian council of ministers the emperor baving having granted prince B Bis marcks request to be relieved LONDON glondon 16 N information lias has been that eighty ped pen ons who were believed to have perls peris bed by the stranding ing of the emigrant ship from hamburg for ban san fraucisco anthe island landof bad had been rescued the dondon london rost pod deh deb denies a that eliza eitz cook the weil rol known writer is dead Till hough a per pei person bon son bearing beating the same name and popularly opposed tb be the 9 died at deptford depthford Dept ford england LONDON 16 au an open aid meeting was held v ut stockton on bunday sunday to in avor of fenian am amnesty besty twelve thousand persons were present the crowd was very diel disorderly orderly there was ome orne fighting and several were injured the eugiah and welsh who berel berei the irish cb charpied erred the platforms carried oft the irish flags and trampled them into the mud 0 aiger iger was announced to speak but failed to appear the londoners Lon doners who emigrated from england to brazil to worl on farms bave have petitioned I 1 th e Brazil brazilian inri laii govern to in nt to assist them to return home letters arel are received from them i giving accounts of hams haWs hardships hips bips sunn sun frred er ed warn warning irig their frends friends against coming to the country berlt BERLIN 16 spencers fencers gazette says bismack bismarck swill will resign the presidency of the prussian cabinet but i emain minister of foreign affairs prince fredprick frederick william has gone to wiesbaden Wies baden by the advice of his physicians PARIS thiers appe appeared ired before the committee of thirty today to day and explained his position he ele said the only remedy for the present difficulties was th the a organ leation of a second d 0 cham h am ber ministerial responsibility existed already the executive and ministers were ready to retire if their acts nets were disa disapproved ov d he wag waa willing to accept any 0 other r modus which the a i j J 1 r M 1 7 ft s il vh corn coin committee mattee ight prop propose obe ose to confer frequently with troina 1 d rg b a t end the president w words 0 rd j had b bad Z a most conciliatory effect r 10 londos londo 17 fourteen ring ning leaders inn ini the disorderly demonstrations at the fenian meeting have been beoni 1 imprisoned for vel vei various rious terms A foot root of snow enow fell in the north yes yea 1 erday ii it has been storming at ia aming for twenty four hours the rain fall has beona chwi the heaviest of the beasom season large laud in koil ioli derbyshire snow has bas fallen r tor tot to the depth of twelve inches the teiei telegraph raph lines in 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