Show B BY TELEGRAPH per WJ ohan luk AMERICAN 1 washington 18 following are the senate committees as elected the first named on each committee being the chairman Elect elections lons ions hoar hoai Cameron Teller sherman bherman frye saulsbury 1 hill georgia vance and pugh foreign relations Z burnside conkling edmunds miller ferry johnston hill ga and pendleton finance mor mol morrill fili fill sherman ferry jones nev nev nov allison platt new york bayard esBeck mcpherson and harris appropriations allison logan dawes ava java ransom cockerell commerce conkling mcmullen Me Mullen jones nev nev nov kellog kellogg conger ansom coke earlby earley farney fanney y vest Manufacture manufactures si conger hale sewell williams agriculture Af mahone abone blair plumb van wyck davis WV a slater george military lili tary affairs logan burnside cameron pa harrison harrlson bewell sewell cockerell cockerel ampton hampton El naval affairs Cit cameron meron pa anthony rollins miller mahone mcpherson jones fla vance farney farley I 1 judiciary edmunds conkling logan ingalls garland davis ills bayard lamar Post rost rostom flees offices and post roads ferry hill col platt N Y sawyer mahone marley marney saulsbury farley parley G goom bouie e public lands plumb hill col blair van vanwyck wyck mcdile me dill jones fla grover walker morgan private land claims bayard jones call edmunds allison indian affairs dawes ingalls saunders biu Siu logan cameron wis als VV ls coke pendleton walker slater pensions teller platt conn blair biair mitchell Ml edgerton groome slater jackson camden revolutionary claims Claim johnson jones fla hill ga anthony dawes r claims cameron wis frye teller hoar conger pugh jackson george fair district of columbia ingalls Roll roli rollins his mcmillan JI awley medill harris butler butier vanee vance ViL vii tice ilee gor gort t mah te i i s patents platt conn hoar hoary mitchell edgerton Edger ton tou coke call calli williams territories saunders kellogg cedill sawyer butler garland vest railroads kellogg saunders teller hawley hahley i sawyer sewell lamar grover r williams jones brown rown L 0 mines and mining hill col jones nov van wyck miller hampton fair camden fam cam den revision of laws mea McA mcmillen tillen platt conn hale davis lils liis ills Ill sj pendleton education and labar blair biair morrill burnside Ed Edger edgerton arton erton ton tou mahone Maxey Brown george pair fair civil service ser her vlee vice hawley rollins rolling jones nev hill col butler walker Willian william iq contingent expenses jones jonos ke nev platt conn vanee vance engro sed bills saulsbury Saul abury call conkling rules frye hoar loar sherman call corman jorman e improvement of ile tle the mississippi river mitch mitchell ell eli kellogg van wyck frye jonas cockrell jack bon eon transportation routes to seaboard harrison cameron pa blair platt NY beck beek voorhees 6 ai cameron joint committee on public printing Ant anthony hony bony hawley gorman joint committee on enrolled bills platt NY rollins pugh Joint Committee on Library sherman hoar voorhees joint committee on publia build in ings and aud grounds rollins rolling Is morrill lorrill cameron wis VV is jones fla vest select committees committee civil service Sawyer rollins dawes hampton groome census hale morrill cameron wis mcdill pendleton morgan harris epidemic diseases harris 11 arris tamar garland jonas teller IA miller Iller sewell nicaraguan Kicara guan claims davis W V va groome johnston hawley mitchell on erection of new library bu building ild iid voorhees butler morrill the senate has confirmed john W powell of illinois director of the united states geological survey vico vice clarence eion ering resigned hi ram barber of illinois receiver of public moneys at mitchell dakota and george W jones of ant paymaster in the army democratic senators are determined to resist ail all attempts to put in m new officers their plan of action will be decided at a h caucus on monday those opposing filibustering have been overruled they say bay the present employed emp loyes are not prepared 1 lon lor or fo sudden a dismissal as they believed democrats had the organization republicans expect and are peep prepared ared fora stubborn contest davis will not filibuster but at t the he best democrats can make a stand for a few clays republicans will pro bably consider the matter on alon monday philadelphia IS 18 wool drooping oregon nine fine 27 30 medium in 31 32 1 0 33 coarse 25 26 ils S sew kew new al mexican ex and colorado fine 17 19 medium 1740 17 23 coarse 16 18 bostone boston IS 18 the wool market during the past few days has become completely ebely demoralized and prices declined ed with a very unsettled market at close manufacturers have continued so indifferent about supplies of wool confining their purchases to their immediate wants from week to week though there has been a great pressure to sell on the part of holders and prices in consequence eased off from froin 2 6 3 per pound on fine fleeces and from I 1 2 per pound on other kinds sales of the week have been pounds ohio and pennsylvania fleeces 40 45 for land and 3 and 41 is now the nominal quotation for X and michl michigan n and southern fleeces have been al selling at 45 6 48 and dull at these prices combing and laines de have been sold at 45 44 and 46 for fine and medium combing A lot of pounds of kentucky combing sold at 32 a considerable decline from the recent prices and there have been large transactions in indiana missouri and kentucky combing in the neighboring markets at an average of 30 of unwashed fleeces there have been sales of pounds at yarl yari various Q us prices as to quality bulled pounds ands of ali ail all tall california at 19 18 pulled wools have been selling quite freely at low prices some pounds have been taken at 30 32 for low and choice superfine and fancy lots of eastern and maine at 48 50 in foreign wool nothing of any consequence iee lea fi as been done th the e sales comprising a few small lots of cape australian and montevideo at prices indicating no material CHICAGO 18 the tow boat means exploded lie boiler last evening 90 miles tip up the river rivery and sunk outright immediately she carried a crew of 26 men jour of whom john S eals eais a pilot hand band named morris and two firemen ger mans are aiming supposed to be drowned charles purcell pilot on watch was blown into the river and hada had a leg t broken thomas cameron deck hand had his skull fractured wm win B R wooldridge second cook was scalded on the neck lieck and legs Captai captain rk M was ivas also slightly wounded dw on the head when the boat sunk the five barges loaded with railroad iron and block tin which she was to boving lowing ving floated on down the river captain mcclellan and the wounded men were brought here this morning by the betle belle of air rin aphis memphis the captain has returned to the scene with a tug to secure the barges DENVER 18 the tribunes rawlins special says the latest and most reliable news from white river biver pears irs to point to an outbreak of the dies ules utes early in the s spring p ring their campia camp is located near white river biver about twenty five miles from the military post the son of chief douglas is reported as saying chatas that as soon as douglas has returned to cam eam camp pa and the snow goes off the umma utis heap night fight 11 they are procuring all tile the guns and ammini ammunition uon don possible os sible sibie for which they exchange hoffes ar or anything else the military has just completed a substantial block house near depos L the tribunes 2 18 los vegas special says marino inbi libi the last of the murderers of colonel potter was wa s captured at and will probably be lynched lyn elied clied at rodo CHEYENNE 18 A leader reporter has interviewed cannon the mormon delegate to congress cannon expresses confidence iti iii ultimate victory over campbell he says jlii jill the tho lawyers and congressmen men in washington a agree gred that lie he cannot be kept out of his seat the idea was suggested that the next house being keep him bim out in the cold he had moro more to hope for from a republican house because republicans abao abhorred rf ed the principle which sought to unseat him AS to governor murrays Mur rays visit to td mentor several days before the inauguration and the announcement ment that garfield had endorsed murrays Mur rays action cannon said he be had it from good authority that garfield did not approve of the giving of the certificate to campbell campbeli Camp ben beU mass 1 ls ba bart letts mills caught fire at 11 tonight to night no amill 1 mill is destroyed and no nox is on fire and danger threatens the hirv uram office and unitarian 1 hurch corporation allare fully folly insured Steamer steamers sare are on the way barall by rail rall from other towns the loss will be very heavy BT ST PETE peye petersburg 18 alian ablan A man has been arrested who was waa habitually addressed by his accomplices as ac my bly 10 lyrd lord rd 11 this application was given ty 4 the nihilists nihilisms lists to Jel jei Jelia jella laboo boo the instigator sti gator of or the plot to blow up the imperial train near moscow this man was arrested on the lith lust he appears to be one of the leaders of the nihilists nihilisms lists I 1 the amount of dynamite found in n the nihilist mine was eight pounds mourning flags hang bang from every building in st petersburg As at present arranged the cor eor coronation of the czar will take place at moscow on the expiration odthe period of deep mourning the imperiel party remain ingin ln moscow until the tile end of tb e the minister of foreign affairs addresses the following circular ci cular eular to russian representatives abroad his majesty the Emper oron ascending the throne of his ancestors assumes as an inheritance the traditions consecrated by time and their acts rus bus sia has now attained her full fuli development feelings of jealousy and discontent are equally foreign to her the emperor will avill first give attention to the internal developments of the state the emperors foreign policy will be entirely pacific russia will remain faithful to her friends exercise reciprocal cipro cal cai friendship with all states and act in common with other governments ern ments jn in maintaining general ori on ly y the protecting protect in 9 her honor or security may divert her from the work of internal or external development the emperor will endeavor to strengthen her power advance her welfare and secure her prosperity without detriment to others those are fire the principles by which the policy of the emperor will invariably be guided the Em take these declarations to the various ous governments to which you are sire accredited and to communicate this dispatch diw diR patch to the minister of foreign affairs letter to the intran 14 diw from fro M geneva says that thai roll rous Roii si akun joined the nihilisms nihilists nihl lists on only onis a few fegi days before ane lne assas ansas assassination atlon 2 of the czar boeh Boch rochefort efort supplements 1 n t ss the tho letter by a telegram stating that J a up to monody night at least rous kous had confessed nothing the nihilists nihilisms lists pretend that they have taken every measure to keep themselves informed as to what passes in his prison and that in a few days they will be able to publish an accurate report of all interrogatories to which lie lias has been submitted Rodie forts dispatch adds hadtke had tile first shell missed the emperor three others would have been thawn before he reached the palace SAN sas bas FRANCISCO 18 summary of news per city of pekin hong kong feb 18 it ia is re reported rort port that several russian vesse vessels 8 0 the pacific fleet are to return to europe u fc japanese minister to china and inhye special commissioner arrived in shanghai from crompe pe kin bin on the of feb the cause of their departure was waa due to the refusal of asung to ratify the convention of odthe the loo choo question on the basis proposed by grant they return to in japan by a man of war which was dispatched for the purpose the relations between the two countries are strained but diplomatic intercourse is still maintained negotiations for a government loan are proceeding between a 1 chi nese financier and local foreign firms I 1 rge irge cargoes of munitions of war continue to arrive to government go consignment sign sigil ment the sun there are western politicians p ol 01 1 itic ians lans and ed editors 1 tors who take exee exception at the slight cori concession cession mari mani made to china in inthe lathe the opium laws of the ne new treaty which prohibits a citizen of theUS the US from engaging in the 0 weir opium tranie through chinese ports their argument ia is that it is an in jury to property and business of american citizens to prohibit them taking a part in the opium trade and that this ought not to be tile the case in return for the limitation of chinese immigration the main point is there happens to be no foundation the opium imported into the U 9 sf for medie medic medicinal inal lual purposes comes from indian ports and that imported into china pass chiefly through the hands of british subjects under the protection 0 of i f the english arms few or no americans are engaged in the trade lastly so much of the drug as Is is brought to the 13 8 for smoking is imported wholly by chinese firms arms NEW the lemes times washington describes the scene in the senate yesterday thus the chamber was filled on the with members of the house and other well known persons among them geo C gorham mahones guide gulde philosopher and fri friend erid brid chief justice walte waite and edwards pierrepon pierrepont pont t the th e democratic senators were not in a hilarious mood their coun co un tenancies ten ances were those of mourners at a funeral behind their desks was a grim row of clerks wi witnessing thessing with solemn interest the proceedings would deprive them of snug positions washington 19 the board of naval officers of which rear bear admiral rogers bogers is chairman appointed to consider for the J search expedition today to day heard the statement of maury upon the wind and abid current phenomena in the tiie arctic c Ms his opinion was heard with gibat respect bearing as it does upon the search route which the commander of the melen helen and mary will probably have havo to follow that which enabled the board for the first time to definitely consider the perils of the expedition came in a letter from mrs mra de long wife of lieutenant de long commander of the jeannette who enclosed extracts from letters of her husband as to the course be he would pursue in the event that he would be situated favorably for such movements the first probabilities were cancelled by the last letter from delong written at st lawrence bayat which time lie he had heard of the safety up tip to the time tune of writing of expedition I 1 if he be had not heard of this success in his northern voyage he would have been tempted to proceed more to the west of wrangell land and endeavor to establish shore communication at 4 ev every fl favorable avora ble bie As lie lle he would build calms j in n which cb would be placed information inde indica ica tive of bis his northward journey this information enables the board to ae at once the details of the search h expedition and henceforth the labor will be to make the outfit coln coin complete piete as possible the officers and aTut crew will not bro probably bably babiy exceed 35 men six officers ont oft leers and 29 seamen the minimum deemed best beat in the event the expedition should fall in with the exploring party and find them out of food or scantily provided for the commander been decided upon but it is understood he be will be assigned in a few days from among the number of volunteer 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