H U IHE DAIi,Y GAZETTE, II nrimixtro riutirr mosr3ore II M U PIENNEITAIV, REED dr, CO., PropzYetors~ Ir. a. rznerau.......-- -routz t. r msrirrow. r• =Km, ' Dulness Idansgers., OTTYCE, OdZETTZ BIiLLDIXG. • Itaa.-114 anal 68 lITIFT/I Ifepiricafai)s is Tester: Paaryinaii, eivinit, PAPER nP pirrstraaaa ALLEGEEHT MTS. . • I= 31201L5?. CRIILPEIir ;red sm. "lima ebd COMMEACIALL PAPIIR i. SU ileac .T 715110 or =a 7 eanto, '' ; ''''''''' • De by map= Mall laror.Oers. oar 71 '' .. . , - GAZETTN. Prrraill7l.o.S; PENS,A. TM: Railroad Collimate° of the Hone at parristrorz, bit been at:Menaced, with Mr: Chorea Wilson, of We city, Chairmitn. As constituted it is - strong Pnzit Thsilroad... Speaker Dasle,, in th t respect, has - fully :iedcemid . 3 Idapledge the .abject , fa making,hissepointissmat , 'There will be littlo.or no opposition' - the paetae ' of a liberal Pro Railro law In the Rouse,^but it will be tong in the Seattle by there in the interea of the Pennsylvanla 'Real:tad. • , ' • I SCHOOL or DESIGN The existence in Our city .. of in insti tution ishble object is togive knowledge of Art to our youtleehould bo a miner of encourep.ement- to all citizens. s It It • evidence that there all 3 some here who are not wholly given up to the miterial _to money-meking. Ad theleaikii!, who hu beets exposed to the windsi and wives . through a long night of jotter darkness, gnats With delight the-. Arm morning ray, so would. we hall every sign dl the awn of a taste - for art and Schnee - and higher ,culture'in our city,. Then thiie is another reason why thU iichool ehonid be fostered and sustained r. beret it is : designed to - give women such -st knowledge of drawing and painting ae 4 will enable them, if necesserv„to aware a good support ' fur themselves. It as no aristocratic alfair...jt iimanaged by some of our best midmost benevolent men; Who give their time - aid money to if without any remuneration Me the ' COMicIODIDeu of blessing whom They .seek no notoriety for this noble charity, - but rather to 'sold it. Its euccess ttm. fat has, heen all Oil - could have been expected. Above leventy have availed thepuelves of Its privileges the present • year., It is well deserving of, aid from ; Asir generou 'men and cur Legislature. ' It ls.Thetter and cheaper to' edimete in this way our daughters than to . dilve thentio (Timms and insanity through - Theexhlbition of this lastitution will take:plaot non week, cOmtnenclog Toes day and cOitthqulg during the week, at their rooms on Fifth street, to which ell are hafted. . DES ITUfION. . . . Destitution =Wog from scarcity of labor provailito an 'alanning extent In this neighborhood. -In conversation whir Geonair Forrnme, Esq.; the em., cleat Secretary of the Board of Poor Dl '-rectors, heloforened ns that there had • bead neoinapplirmtions for terriporary re- I lief daring the Past few' weeks th a n were made during any corresponding period within tko last thirteen .yeari. _The amount distributed to the poor since the-beginning of the month luusthua far exceeded Six hundred dollars, while dn. -* ringilio entire month, of Jammu last :year the total distrebution did not reach that aura .Thispnlicaata era old and decrepid man and women; young men from the amotryn . search. of 'employ , runtil i and_in many cases hard timed, ; evilest and willing laborers, who can. work of anycharacter where -iy.tissimport 'themselves 'and families. Theiniumber of applicuita; and- the desiitutloa previiiipg , amoNgai turn; isibiidineir We had imag ined an immunity, fromthc. distremea of ponsittprevaillogiri Other large cities; until . the long lint .of men and woman receiving ;temporary relief tram the Boardof -Poor Ditectors was shown us, &nein - feel that thcrd are Moulmein of others' who do not realize that so much want and actual "razing from degWe lton' exista here lia prosperous i.. True Chriatians need no incentive to 'draw, them into doing deeds of charity. They have e duty to peiform: . Ciod re spiltrit them totake l earti of the poor, and 'now is the acceptable hour to discharge that obligation.. We' inn% 'worthy „and deserving poor on all..sides, and we ask oei piddinthrephlc friends toneek theni out, nnd'aftcord them theretie' f their ME E= organnordes of me aegislettere-The xenern Maim rittlb=r,UssAte.3 • -Torrsa; Kes., -- item:wry 16.—The Kansas Leinsatine:Orgiutized yesterday bY,the.election of G. W. qmitro as Speak er of the Rouge. ' It comprises ftfty.olght .Ripublirans and thirty Democrats in the :.House, and twenty Republins andtive' ca i ' Democrats in the Senate. The olllcers or both-Homes in every, elate are Itepubr: The Governor - Presented hie Mean' M • at three o'clock this afternoon.-41 - e urger measuresfor equalizing' ' taxation, -which ,t , for. • the past year was .four `mills •- on the dollar ' upon VA5:6,360, while it is believed - - the taxableproperty of the State is one hurt : dred million dollars. The )abilities of: the State amount: to $673,47 - 5; resources, • 375,427; Referring to ids appointment of a Special Commisslon- to reeramina the Price raidelaime, be snot they al ' lowed Ombra tone amount of VIIS,Kti.. being aus,6s4lees than allowed by. the former board, The school . districts in the State are ono thousand live hundred 'and seventy,two, being an increase of three hundred'and one over lest year. _ The value of school property. is 5575,610. • After reviewing the Indian. troubles , of the past summer, the Governor, lays -.heron. the Legislature 'all common ' donee relating thereto.- lie recommends • that they provide for the- - "ormuilzation of . *tient four regiments of. cavalry; one regiment of infentry,nod one commas" artillery, lobe armed and evil:tea - . by the Stare, and held ready for acinve ter -vice -whenever 00033i023 mar require. With such a force, says the Governor, . we tan pmteet the State; without We coma. _Nor can we securely rely for - - .that pram/ion upon the general govern . meek at until aradicalehangeshalt hasie been effected in its nrescra Indian Speaking of the immigration. - iii - the ` Slats, be nays: : Since January, - 1567, - it has `amounted to fitly thousand perso ns, • and with reasonableapproprisbou might State been ono hundred tbousand. No - Stale in the Union offers greater indare.• Meat* fo iMfieliCrstita than Kamm. With " eighty - thousand sqoare miles of fertile soli, well adapted to th e !production of hinds-of-grain of -grain and trod., and with a • - mild, genhd climate, an shawl/nese the - heat. quallty.lot timber, Iwa er. stone, marble, coal, gypsum, salt; and almost erveryother. natural advantage.' lie re fers to the sett ttrthee' Cherokee neutral • lends. and recommends that the Legible tore Memorbdire Cmgreas to annul the .contract between thehecretary of the In- Meor and James Jay.adverts in . igenamt terms Co tho importance of ro' gacirlog tturrlndietui frniu Kamm, and eonchodes- by counseling measures of stria.' economy In every brooch of penures. • ex- There are now two hundred and ally `Llneeintles - oft.milroad in the State In -.-operation, The Linton Pacific Railroad, ''stefoo Dlvlslon, - running ~ frem : %done west. along the valleys of, Kansas and Spooky Hill rivers, ,bas been cam ,pleted• to:within thirty,tive miles Of the wta esters-boundary rt= State, thirty-five die: . Mance of three hd miles, togethe: with re d a branch road from Leavensorth to Lawrence , of thirty, . three miles, maklrib thtee_loun .dred. and sixty-eight,•si *mann about qne hundred and thirty Miles completed one year sign. Then follows an =inner. s' atlon 'of different roads under contract and to process of construction number ! ing ten in all. • • - i - bill treatment of national affairs, the Governor says: Never was there a time bathe history of the isruntry)whan lie !' exertions of the-true and patriotic , were 1 snore irourvciy,required than now. R peo e p i ttf thafra:rtir - .rare on Andratrlebuson 'for the min- Der he has managed affairs since be his :bean lathe Presidential chair; and ear . ; Unduly for the hopes ho has held Oat to the Southern people Met they would he 4 restored La t former :nes and r P ri v il r OrtrPqrF )heir PreTio.u, ISM MST IDITION. MIDNIGHT. HARRISBURG. r Peansylvania Legislature. Committees of the House,. Stanton Resolntions Passed. Special Dllateb. to rlttabarib clazette.l HAlialslll73o. Jan. M. 1868 - .1 ;Thu bill changing the number of dliec tors of the *cistern Transportation Com On.* passed finally. . „Abe Stanton resolution uns adopted.• Adjourned till lionday evening. MORXIXO SLEISIoN.—Tha Speaker an nonneed thefollowing conumrnse: • - Trays. and Means—Messrs. Mann, McCall:Mat, Thorn, .Nicholson; Galla her,itiartlo'anY, ' ll W err e , bb, A:mstm, Gtr/7(17t171 adelphia), Meredith, Bail man, Miller, (Allegheny), Westlake, Jones, Linton. Chalfant and Marsh. iTsilisWirY Genera 0-41Lesars. Hick man, Strang, Herr, Mann, Clark, (War ren), Rebroehl, Barrett, Jenks, Demo, Craig and Linton. Judiciary U.:cap—Wenn. Herr, Webb, Riddle, Ewing, Rea, Matalk-la, Ralnoe.bl, Craig, Marsh, Bull and Nice. Jfeninpai_ Cimporations Messrs. Thorn, Ford, Beauv, Sinusalian,.Stokes, Satitheidahalk, Pry, Millar, (Allembe nl). imager, ,(Thomas,) Ball, Mc eery, Beans and Brubst: Pcnsions and Gratdthes--Mesers. Ed wards, Westlake, Chamberlain, Ewing, Heilman, Lott. Maths, Meredith. Rich ards, Beans, Beard, &surd, Brobet, McMiLlar and Shively. • . Railroad.,—Mrarsi Wilson, Watt, Strang, Adaire, Herr, Rellioehl, Clark,. , (Philadelatda,) Ford, igilleckner,pancah Fry, MeJtin kin, Holgato, Weller, Stakes, Phillips, Millar, (Allegheny,)sephs, Jonessind Westbrook. Fedi-rat Relations—Messrs. Nicholsen, Hickman, Thorn, Strang, Mann, Herr, Armstrong, - tMeredltb, Strars- Mein and Witham Mai, Chalfan Fogel, 'Rehm!, Hotten . Iron and Mat Cbmpanies—Masers. SicCausant, Adaire, Beatty, Witt, Jack son, Hong, •McJankln, Subere„,titearY. Wharton, Josephs, Fogel, .11 - 4len, (Mi chael,) Nice and Meas. Mining and Masufacturing Companies —Messrs. Clark, (Philadelphia,) Fry, Mc.Tunkin, Gordon, Edwards Rea, God- Malik, Riddle, Holgate, Phillips, Jo and s, nomb, mune., m u ichaelients and blossarsL Bridgea Oad Perrid—Meiers. Gordon, Day, Rea, Robinson, Edwards, flolgate, Bong, Bergstrasser, Leedom, Boyd,: Gonedie, HotzeinateM, Elmo, Mc- Cullough, BleStnstry. • Education—Mears Day, druistriang, Nicholson, Whartoti, Fry, Espy, Rich-. Ards, , Beitty, Bergstrasser, Boyd, Craig, CitalLizat, McCormick and Glass . - thrporations—Messm, Watt, Gorden Adstre, Barrett, Smith, Sabers, &easy, We s tlake, Leedom, Beny, Whart on , Stoke's, Boa, Kleckner, Lott,- Holsste, Becker; Delse, McGinnis, Miller and Beard- • • • CbunhearisdTounships—Messm, Clark, Warren, Kl,ckner, Strang, Webb, Kam Smbl, Rabloehl, Gallagher, aidalre, Clark; (PlnladelphfiL) Joseplm, • West brook, Lawahe, Day and Brennan. agteetion Dirtreeta—Meskre. Westiake, Chstuberlairl, Bellmaa , liarhardsTh Bergstresser„..Meirdith, Mullen, (Plilledelphia.)' Shively Winer, Brobst, CoMnsan (HlLdialgdan,) BuIL AAgnitulorte—Zitessra filaiumMus, Rlch- Ards, Chamberlain, Edward.; Godsluilk, Roblasan, Lott, Sip., Boyd,. Conan:lan, Crab', E.sehback,,Goutulle, 8e1t...e1l and Ease, " • ' Flee and ihimoraliky—Massa. Cham berlain, :Nicholson, me Riddle, Mann, Rob ismon, EC Phelan, ooesin, Stich:back and delta. .Prjaling—Messes. Ford,l'horn, Slew Meek and Witham. • ' • Ifititary--.lLessra. Gallagher, Clark, (Philadelptda,) Jaelama, Day, Gordon, Duncan, Godshall:, Espy, 13eatt, Bur rett, Beekart, Linton, .Goosh, Moliteury and Mout. • Divorces—M.lmm Webb, BurrettiFry„ 3fcCamant,. Beckert; Clark, Warren , Hoag, I Duncan, Watt, Da Relish', Plavrord, Bull; Witham and Shively. Ciaeir—ldriaara. Jackson, Duncan, Ewing; Ford, Millar, Leedom, Lott,!llc- Cimanl, Westlake, Illackarl.,7llcChasney, Brennan, Heltzel, llcMillar and EIIIIer, ‘ll' linntingdon.) decourda,-Ifessra. Sum*. Webb, Llay, Stokes,.drmstrong, Clark; Werra's, Ed wards, Jackson, Ewing, Phelan , Wlnpr, 31'Culloogb, Stout. Korea and Ease; Passenger Radsocy'—alessse.,i ; ,.4 dal:et Swit • , our, o •,N 'att. Stokes, Stescx, Holguas, z lee e• , -X/100112.11, Day, Witham and lemnthe. Banks—Messrs. Ening, Jar-loon, LPG {IOW, Lott,Snbere, Millar, batty -Rea, Gordon, Smith, "Fogel, Ylayford, /Seek, N t.lnCormlck,*.titar,lanatlngdon). The whole time vras occupied ie dewing tbe Stanton- zysolotion. Adjourned tilf - afternoins. Am:almost t3sautori.--Tifetinse treat three to half-nest six o'clock . true 00- - eupied in diucuulog the reseluUort reference to the restitution of t3ecretary 34r. REINOEffIi, of Lancaster. offered an amendment, tendering ttuankato Gan. "Grant for yfeldhig the War Department to Secretary ; Stanton‘-to porno In LIZA • Mr. DEIZE, of Clinton; - of:Gaud an amendment, alluding to General Butler se tasking an enviable reputation for stealing sPoosta r fur nuking DniCki Gap Canal, and taking refuge In a certain The pnwlone questkal was cone& DELZES amandateil wan leaf; by a vac. Of five to eeienty-lit. - .• ' Mr. ExxxpEays - amendment was 'greed ju'und ereolutton - jaunted, I,coth by a strietperty Tote. Adjourned Ull to-morrow. • ME Marla ConrmicaVises pteuinralt asset.] * Hasnisouao, Pen. 11, MB. The principal theme in both houses, to-day, heti been Stanton. Memlotions _Were int Alluded in both Souses cangrat ulaUng the country on - the restoration of Scranton to the War Department, and their Introduction mulled as muci3-com- motion among the Democrata as a d one thrown into hornet's nest. . to the Sintate,lfr..Davia, of Berke. got his Mad up, terribly, denounced Manion as an infamous murderer of. Union sol diers, and exhausted the dictionary in the adjectives he piled on thebead of the Secretary of War. -The usual -cookies& of lhe Furry leaden, on that idde,Seemed toy have deserted them utterly; and the mere mention of Stantott'ir name °per thed on them lilts the mixture of Seltzer powders in a gins of water. • tee House, the same temper was manifested on the' Democratic side. "Situderer," -on "do. based," "debauched,' "corrupt,^ and kindred epitheta won hurled stStanton's head, ler a vas succession of volleys, and ln.addid= to denouncing the.,nuin who organized victory far the Union sr• mies, the more adventurous members, of the Brick' Pomeroy stripe, Ventured to bestow hearty comtnentions upon the chief of the rebel army.- PUyford; of Partite, paid an eloquent tribute to "the gallant Lee," and. altogether, alter listening to these Democrats speedmg, one most have been led to conclude, If he did not already knovairetter" that the war tor maintaining WI Union was .a crime, and the robe - 11104;th* most virtu etureauM on earth. It needs no better evidence than this to show how deeply the cremation of Sian, ton wounds the Democracy, and hew much they Mead his. presence in the War Department. It • upsets all their piano end disappoints all their expecta tions; and-instead ar. _the jubilant tone in which they - were we now bear somethißg like the ravings of despair. - • In addition to this, the , pcditleal tide has plainly tamed avast the Denim pracy The reaction from- which the Ihs tdicans were mahring, and the pule which seized them after Metall eleotionig have both commons; end, C.ongrect got Yid of its cowardice, and bas felon hold of the Becalstraotion .with Arnmessiture of Naomi& Moods ted theespeetatlodifor the sibehvantltheterrompd' siatuoferinTaire • \ _ • i _ . - OTABLIstsb _,-4111t . 1 --:,\ Ale Ito. /78 1 -• ' i - kit ' '''. ' • , . _ t, . • •-- ....t . :-.':. . --_------'>,.:•.-- ~' . ~... , . _ ; . 1 „ i I i , 1 i I I I 1 ,- * )) 5 1 ir , t s _ \ .... , , 1 1 1 , _::,...... ..„...._-..t...0.- \ ~, ami...._,--- __,_.1,1t.z.....,,,,r.....: - ..,„ ; i4,- . N?; ,-: .1 . . '• ,_, aa 1 , - 4,.. t?- 4 e ' --_ ~. : 7,- . I luate" L v i -..: ''''' ‘l-4. 1 . '.•' ral - :. /- ---1 -,- - ' '''------ / --------7. " ----......••••. ,- :.---. - zs' , - --- - ( 4 1) \ . , ... - • i . • , _ in the South le steadily improving. Al together, the prospects of the Democrats 'grow gloomier, day by day, while those of the Republicans grow corrnspondingly hrigoter; and it is got, therefore, much to be wondered at that our Democratic brethren should !me their temperance, get on a 'rampage, and kick up aminfer nal (um generally. When the debite in the two Houses is published, you cannot do better than lay it beftwe_your twee-s. The Democratic speechill read au spic as editorial. in the La Crosse Democrat. y need no better documents for the'Presidential campaign nth speech es afford. /f there is o th ne a spark lett — of the spirit of loyalty that glowed m brightly during the war, these eyidendes of the reel spirit that 'intimates the Democracy, will fan it into a bright, enduring dame. FORTIETH CONGRESS tor ielegraoh to the rlttebarelkeesette.l Wasrunovoir, Jan. 16,.1668. SENATE. , • - • struN yorisrfan. On motion of Mr. SHERMAN, ,itie ruins were mollified to allow-the Com missioner and ..Aaaistant • Cointniesi7 of Internal ' Revenue the privilege of • floor during the consideration of meat. urea affecting the rectum*. CoMatCNIcATOLIca AND TESMONa. A damntrmicsticin was laid before the Senate, from Stanton, Secretary of War, in compliauce with the rocoution of April 9th, 1667, transmitting a Mot of ' volunteer offtcers in the military vertice; with rank and present duty. - Referred to Committee oa Military Atiairs. ' • TITS COTTON TAx.' The bill for the exemption of cotton from tax came vp. The House having min-coucurrai In the Senate amendments, Mr. SEtER MAN, from the Oommittee on (Finance; meted the Senate recede and subcbtute the tollowingnmendmerib "Provided, That raw cotton Imp July Ist, RM. ahall be exempt from duty." On motion, laid aside by concert; for the time. TEXAS APPOIXISSEXTS„ Mr. CLLANDLER:preSented a`petition of citizens of Texas, preying the Senate not to ratify the apponanneet - of non reildents n that State: Laid 'on the ta ble. lIEMEMEM Mr.TRUMBULL presented a memorial from Thomas A. Williams, Stephen R. Drake, and John D. Williams, who, claim to be faiiiiliar with Indian elfin* setting forth the various re-Astons why the present mode of dealing with .Imilans la objectionable, and praying 'Congrees to Incorporate theta into the United States, so as to be subject to the lairs and bring them more in contact with while pop. ulation, claiming that time they multi be managed more es:monde:Lily and wars with them avoided. Referred to Com mittee on Indian Affairs. • . • arms INTRODUCED. Mr. WILLIAMS. from the Conimlave on Finance, reported a bill relating to United State. notes, ro enacting the le gal tenderest and providing for contracts payable in cold. By instruetton of the Agreed Committee he moied tolay it on the ta- bleme. as not p ro er to .in their opinion at this ti Mr. AMERMAN Introduced a bill re , organizing 'the Treasury Department, involving the increase of eahuias. Re- I 'fared to the Committee on F.132.11Cir. CONSFLAR. ATEMINTAIGITI. Op motion of Mr. CHANDLER, the Senate resumed the consideration of his motion to refer to the Committee on Commerce , the resolution In regard to the appointment of retired nasal rofilders as consuls and Vice Conauls, which iraa dpbanyd till the expiration at the morn ing hour. =I The House bill making appropriations' to supply deficiencies In appropriations for the execution of the reconstruction laws and the service of the Quartermas ter's Department for • the year ending Jose 30th,.1868,:was taken up. •• - • The Finance Committee amend the bill by inserting the following: • h liouse of-Repreeentstives deficiencies—incr.:re dd compensation to Congressional print er:ll34.4•H; irtationery,ll3,ooo; ter/Store, .repairs, newapapers, 812,500; Senate .delleitmeiea—clerka, pages, etc., 3311,801; additional messenger., laborers, ete.,515,006; labor and material for fold. lag room. $3,000." " The amendments were agreed to. The Finance Committee further amend by inserting under the bead of judiciary salaries, Marshal 6f Supreme Court, to Jane 30 4 ,65 T, ti110,3i7. Agreed tr., In t partment of Education the aalary c the Commissioner to March 3d, wasagreed to. . The Committee.aLlo amend by insert ing the following, as an additional see don: • • SECTION 2. Be It enacted, that ...sa:Leh of the first section of The act of March 1809, entitled ••an act farther to amend several acts for the establishnient of req- - Walton, of the Treasury, War and Nary Departments,. as antbmiies the Presi dent, en the application of the Secretary. of v 2 y_..4l , PArin'tat, w,Form apprSpriated for any, particular-Vs:r ef expenditure in the same depart:ll,N be and the same Is hereby repealed. rllibt - way agreed to. Mr. SHERMAN. moved to add the following: "And all 'sets and parts of ads aUtboriaing such , transfers be, and the same arehereby repealed." Agreed -Mr. TRUMBULL moved to Whorl at the- end of section second, "And so money apprepriated for one parpese shtdl hereafter be used for anyother PC...than that for which appropriated." Agreed to. Mr. DAVIS moved to strike out the potion of section ono providing fur oo ticiencies in expenses of carrying en work for the more efficient governs:mit of the rebel States, namely, for the First Military District $30,000, for' the Second $llO,OOO, for the Third $07,000, for the Fourth 3150,000, and. for the Fifth 3D.10.- 000. Me laid it was a subject over which Congreas had no constitutional power, add condemned in general terchs the ex pensive Congressional policy of reeve, 'traction. Hr. MORTON replied, claiming that the expense, which was great,'ltiad been suedcaused by d thprobabe opponentsly be lar or g tha er if th eyt puller, woul continued that opposition,. The amendment was not screed to, and the bill paseed as emended. *Barr nEnrcttosf. :Mr. WILSON ealletrup Ma bill far the gradual reduction of the army. so as to make It the speclsl eider. !Tor the next meeting, and It was then laid aside. COTTON TAX. • Mr.IIOWARD: made 'a motion to io into executive Bandon, but M. SHER MAN said It tray desirable to have a vote on the bill for repeal .of cotton tax, on which Mr. MORRI.I.L,.Iot Ver mont, spoke in opposition to the motion of Mr. SHERMAN to•recede from the Sonata amendment - confining the repeal to eneyear. Mr. LX)NKLING nurde a few remarks to the same purport. Mr. CAMERON renewed the motion for an executive sessiciu, which wes ear. Ei3 • The Senate hold art 'executive mansion wail about-five danic,when It adjourn ed tl l Monday. I=il MOUS - EDF REFRESESTATIrES. .• vials= or ntratsysts. Mr. ARNELt offered a-resolution in- Stracting the Corn mike on Library to in._wiire into the subject of international rigid, and the beet modes for the encouragement: and advancement of cheap literature, and the protection' of authors, which wan adopted. Mr. BEAMON, from me Committee on Appropristions, reported estimates kr additional sonropriations for the Ages. cultural. Department to pay nosettif claims contracted without autherity of law. On bin motion referred to the Com mittee on,,Claims and report tabled. • The House-reriumedtbo conakieration of the bill extending :be time for the coimpleticti tbe Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad, in roves. Mr. -11IIBBABD. 'lndiana, advocated' the bill. • lir. WASIIBURND, Illinois, opposed it for the reason the grant of 604,00oacrse of Land wan to go to the Illinois Central Railroad, which was now in the handset British bondholders and a great oppres sive fereign corporation. AIL the man chises of the Dubuque and riloux•Clty road bad been transferred to We Illinois Oentrai. For his part. be was deter tubserLivrbitt 'the demon of outraged catudltuenaes came stalking . into the hall, to be able to say "Make not thy gory locks, at:: me; then cant. say I did it . (Laughter.) * Kr. WILSON, lows, mid lie was not prepared" to' advirdete any stupendous aaheme of plunder, and yet be was In favor of the bil. Xs denied it was to enure to the bedeflt of the Illinois Cen tral Railmed.bis to the Sioux City Rail road 'Conipany. IL did not take land bran the public:domain, for this land eras already granted, but was simply to extend the time within which i Mss road -Afarlrporplef.ed, ; _ _ reroute lay'Lliesars. trRIeE, TULLAN sad 130 9, In feyor of the bill, it motion by Mr. WASILEURNE to table' it was defeated and the bill was Pazzeth ' The SPEAR - ER iwasented several Ex- Coutivo .commonleatiotts, two of them front lbs Secretary of War. On motion of Mr. GARFIELD the latter' WWI or deredlt• be printed, se that the Secretary of WO might be than recognized. On potion of Mr. SCRENCK„ the Son ' ate amendment to the anti Contraction bill wee referred to the Committee 'of Wayst and thfeans, Mr. SCIIENCE re marking the Committee would report them ?meg to-marrow afternoon. RECON el . RUCTION RILL DEBATE RESUMED. This;ROUSE proceedid to the consider ation pt the bill reported from the Com mittee an Reconstruction. Soeichos wens made in, favor of the bill by Mecata:.-BLIOT, LOUGHRIDG E. end PAYNE, inti in oppoeltion to It by ALLEoliElrr. OTHER. NATTER*. IIi4RANDALL lot:educed a bill to reguistetbe publicP hands, pro viding that the tunds shall not be deposited In any, National Banks loented[ in any', city where therein a Treasurer or an Aatistant .Treastmer of the United States! Referred to the Committee on Bankleg Mr. FILE -introduced a bill providing 'for the ,s of tine Arsenal ground.. at St. Louts anti' Liberty, Mo. Referred to the Military lOommittee. Mr. 'AM]]SWORTU asked leave to.. offer a ivenition direction the Postoflice' Committee t 4 inquire into the expedien cy of providing Inc the adoption of • pose tal talent:l9,h 'system. Also, as to the ex pedlenesi,,,ef repealing altogether the trenklrie prfellege. Mr. MUIIIEN objected and the res.:. lotion wfusnot received. , Recess, till seven cichick for general debate, 4nd speeches were limited to half an bone: L ' • , ,EVE 141750 SEASION.—TIt• considera den oti the 'Reconstruction bill was ro sumed. „ Mr. DAWES spoke briefly relative to be dentition of the Supreme Court in the Vitale Island 'case, adding that he bad trways thought there was verylittlelegis stion noceasary for the rebel' States. It tens einipil the duty of Congress to take care, by• legislation, that _every man there, high and low, was protected in his righter, and then a republican form of government would grow of itself soon enough.! • • Mr.RERII spoke In opposition to the bill. fo. • Mr. WARD spoke In Its favor. Mr. ELDRIDGE opposed the bill. In' the comae ofbla remark. he asked Mr. Bingham whit pre tt.v.isting Government .lid itelitopotte to guarantee by this bill. Mr. BING/TAM—I Intend the form of Goverminent ! to bel guaranteed,; which is contemplated by thoworde "A Repub lican form of Government," and inas much satthet majority in everyone of the ton Statue lately in insurrection, battered down bY, Treason— • Mr. ELDRIDGE (impatiently cutting off the sentence)-ob, don't pica us any of your rhetoric now. (Laughter.) Give us your answer. M. • BIRGRAM—Rever mind; if you want an answer von will have it. - Mr. ELDRIDGE—I do not want any of your rhetoric. (Laughter.) Mr. BLEGHAII—You may mil it rhetoric; but It Is a fact. Mr. ELDRIDGE—WeII, then, let 'us have it. ; • ; Mr. BINGHAM (attempting to finish the interrupted aentencel—Theybattered down their sucernments by treasoa— Mr._• ELDRIDGE ( without allowing the !sentence to be closed)—Well, Mr. Speaker, I most resume the floor. The gentleinait will not summer my question. BINOILAM-1 am gomg to an swer it. Ir. Mr. EIfDRIDGE—/ cannot wait for 'the answer; but the gentleman shall not escape me,. If be answer. the _questionho shall itive the oppottunitc; but I do not want rhetoric. We have - had enough of that. i Mr: 13 1/CGlAM(sotnewhat ruffled) —Bat le 'Mg that. fact. ; geMra ELBdRe L a D Is G w E i — th l t nothing c t else the than rhetoric. iLsughter.) Mr. DES G HAM,' (a Little more ruffled) It L a fagt that treason bettered down the government of South Carolina. Mr. ELRIDGE-LWell, supposing it did. Mr. BESGIIAM—Having thus better ed down—) Mr. ELI/RlDGE—(nearly out of pa tina:e)—Will, none of your rhetoric, air; answer me'. question. Mr. BINGHAM—I do answer It, DIV, sod I &Mver it to the wards of James Madison, /he ; maker of your Constitu tion. ___ _l_ o Mr. ELpßlDGE—(with cadence en tirely exhausted—l resume the floor. (Lsingbter.) The gentleman meant an swer sny luedion. He dare not an swer lt. Mr. BLVIDELeht—T dais do If sou let me.` (Leughton) Mr. ELDRIDGE—I will giro the . gen. :lemon an opportrinity.to answer it now, in ono urinate. sho lti rt. r. 11111iiAlf—On• minute Ia rather Mr. ELDEIDGR—It ,Le anther short; but I want )to get rid' of the rhetoric. (Laughter.l . 1 • Mr. • 111 ! ) :CHIAM—Shskspeare gave Lellovr forty minutes to girdle the earth. ILaughter) 1 r's LILLOGE—Yes, bat I 'don't who was ear,..se. , . ' naututlen, Jameet.b.. • ' " -,/d the gen demart'• Os., . .er all much as both of eu. and ' , ' . ad, touching' thatvery Ilene. of el., .ustltution, that when the );aaJority of ablate batter down is government by trUason, it le the right nd duty of the federal Government to enable thellminerity to rebuild It. That Is my aruiwer. lApplanse la the gaiter los. which Iwaa ,promptly checked by the Speakor). l ! , " . • Mr. EL RIDGE—That Is not a fact. .dadlaon haver uttered much a anal. went. Mr. ELDRIDGE—I beg leave to say i that he di , and lwifl prove it - tolnor row. Ur. E DRIDD ' Imeeringly,)—To morrow. Mr. DI GllAM— ( t)rlng up,)—Yes, to- morrOw. And I challenge the gentle- Mi. ELEIRIDGE,OhI I care nothing about the I gteutleman's chAlenge. But will he aniwer me? . Mr. BISIGRAII—I Infoiv all that the gentlerrianl /thews on that coition ; and what I know myself besid,er. (Gen eral laughter.) .. , . .". . Mr. ELDRIDGE.—Tie geßtstman• never lost ;an occasicin to put before•roe.." green and the country what he. krw, and great ,Many things, I think,' thatse does not khow. [Laughter.]. • This waS the lest basin. shot, sad the .. betligerente knuhsl oft. AdJourbtd.." NEW YORK. =1 " • Now Yor, Jan. 16, The Steatner.Peiriere, front Brest, ar rived to-day. ItatILTLCIAD coLusiori. A collie on 'occurred toalay between two frelfibilrahut, en the Brie road, near Ilohokna The senductor of 'one was killed and both engines and wens care partially divot D yed. L yed. nut is any DIVOBACZD. The celebra • Belle Boyd obtained a divorce front Inenhusband Samuel W. Harding, fUr. fdalteg, I , ( I A . iOI , AL 11•111r2011/1111X. The edat Bank of he Republic was.rob yesterday 0f1115,000 in United States and pdlitscarl State bonds, while the clerk haring It lad:large had his back turned. 4 .11ZASATIOX SCOILID. Capt. reported captured In Ire land, le Inpt a country, and lea address. ed several °entice of Fontana. ki • BOSTON. .. . Wholes.' 'Poisoning—risks Illini area 'Possess ALMA'll—see Winks linssird.' . i 07 Toiegrapb to la. 11100011* titartte.] Barron,' Jan. 16.—The four hundred inmates aktbe Deer Island Institution hive benni suddenly taken 111 from the effects of nObien, supposed to ha arsenic. administered la food or water by an MI. known paIV. L With the exception ..of one matron It le bellernd .all will - re. corer. Thy itynn otome ars similar to.the noted Natinnid Hotel disaster. The gee wok. at Laconia. N. IL, were burnt this forenoon. Loos $3,000. i . PIi;IitLpELPECIA. Saddys "Imbi of iayebazi—Wito llaradres by Iter HYbaae Maio Libmalag hits Pygmy 1111•Ilier. - C ll Tglar 2oll . to thariaaaba emu.; . Pau...am-rata, Jaattarr. Alhorger, of the well known prwrizion house ofJ.'6...t ai lberger & Co, died lids morning o yule: - Rodman rattan rourderod bin :with to-day wbila ebe wu waiting upon his dying rxiother, shooting her with aphr.W. lie gave himself Into enstody, alleging as a rennin or the deed that Ida tempted tird'orr three thaw to potion E MOW EDITION, THREE O'CLOCK A. M. FROM EUROPE American Fenian Arrested. Mission to the Pope The Fatah American War Russia and the Eastern Quentin ilissimillaa's Ronalas at Trieste tar Timvaalt uttasflOsbaOrk GhsetiLl GRILAT RIUMM. Ilr EZICAPEDInAIt AER511119. ,3 ' Lomnoar, January 16,—Considerible excitement was matalemed In this city ; to-day by the annontnimanent that Ur Fenian Deary; wht, - . with Michael RellY, was rescued from the.custody of/the police at Manchester some weekly' ago, ,had been captured, Thu police late yesterday 'anernoon overhauled' a man near Waterford; Ireland, who answers' completely the description /of Deary. Other strong oircuriaetances/wmrrant rho belief that the authorities ' . have not been mistaken. The prisone r, under a strong guard, started/ for Manchester this morning, where ire will be conliled with his fellow pristMers for recognition. IttEZICIYB AItriESTED. The Government officials are very vig ilant. .Yesterdej oveuing two Ameri 'Cane named Ibirroe and O'Neill, were ar rested at Ginagew and, imprisomal, perm tom:llan their persons indicate tas; yond doubt that they' belong to the Americas wing of the Fenian organism , tion. . • OIIANOE or VENVE. The motion recently made in the Coart of Queen's Bench for i change of the place of trlatof the Fenian Burke, Ca sey, Shaw and Mullaney, from Warwick' to Loudon, luJikely to be granted. : • AlloittON TO Tint Le:COON,' Jan. 18.—It le reported lltat -Lord Illoomdolds, British Minister to Auatria, and Lord Clarendon, have gale on a mission to Rome to request the Pope to use his infruence with the inhab itants of Ireland for the suppmeadon l of the Fenian revolution, SOUIZI ANIVAICA. I=l Later advlces of IN, Janeiro represald the ululation of affairs around Hunt tar; ouch as was believed that Lopdu would be compelled to withdraw from Parana and fall back, with all his faro'', on AU.encion. The allied army , had; been heavily reinforead, and was pries frig the seise very cloaaly. &vista. / Tux EAIITCZN qUESTIOIT - • .. •• The aggressive policy of the Ittiaslan Gevarnmeni in the Eastern queirthin mimics much alarm in Turkey. • The Northern Pcxt, of St, Petersburg , haa a noticeable article on the subject. The writer deciarm Run's doe. not de sire .:tension of ierrilory., liar only aim is to secure safety to thi Christian *objects of the Porte. . The SL Peter burg Geurtta asserts that both Engbad and France hays urged the' Sultan to maks extensive military; and rival prebarsLon In • the Itedltter. Tamest, A V117114/1 • .NuitstzuJottsacxAuct--rasr.ishasoss FOR TIE rusenAL'exieng oreia: TELKOTZ, January. IG—Jlerning.—The fleet hearing the refrains of Ilaxlmilian entered this harbor this morning. The Savers wan immediately boarded by the Arch Duke, who covered the catafalque containing the corpse with Wreaths and tlowete. Great preparation. are !wing made for the funeral ceremonies. • =3 AchArzrerr SIIt OVVZIKNX22I7 it le reported that thebanker, Jer-ker, intends to bring twit. against the French CioVerntnent for the recovery of $1.t,000,- ens .tue on Frei (.0-Mt:lstvan bends held raw- by him = Lon/ox, Jan. 16.—E1enistr.--Consols ce33r9021; American securttim steady; feaM7.1164711; 1111nolepontral;a4i; Eris, • FEANICTOrr, lath 8- 14;11(1.1 7E4. .X 4 viutrooL, Jan.l4.—El•ening.--Cottnn non: aalcs . l2.ooo bales middling uplaads tall; do. to arrive 71; Orleans it. Bread sthris steady - and unchanged. 'Previa lane unchanged. except Laval, which ad. vasced to Ws 9d. Produce-.pinta lire ',intina declined to Lila 9d. , Othars un changed. • , Arrrarxer, Jan. 16.—Evenlap.—Peiro !chip 44 franca HEAVY ROBBERY AT TITUEITALLi $lOO,llOO In Bonds axed Cur rency Stolen. .trf Tamtebtalailielttearirst emote.] Trrusettax, Pa. , January 16.—The Ismail of John. Detiningthoo4 on Bin. niaglerof 11111 was entered about 7:30 Oth. " 1,210 6, .y four men, disguised by hamlkeretdels offer their facire d. =. rubbed him of neer one handled and dollars—forty:-thousand in bond* and the balance in currency. They pre sented-revolvers at' the head. of the 'ablates, when- thew proceeded to tie er. John ilennlnaloof, his wife and tee sons, also • hired MAUI and -girl. Taiing the kiys from Mr. 2 lienninghoof, they entered the safe and extracted the 'Mrs:mount, afterwhich they estdown an. *Red half an hoar for the return of Mr. Jsepb Seurat:shoo!, anonuir son, who we absent, and who had in the 01,11,f Litti,e 4 patent burglar safes, safes, lathe amount. De did not return mithafter theburglarsleft,taking whit them ti homes and a cutter. 0111:10. Deasioitaiiitte Maishathusini CO* /14.01 dealer, tit, Taleimitnto W rittstito eninttinalt. January N—There Ru an error In t"XnPlDlilt lilt :anointing ,Of the Ohlo Democratic Con,ntten In relation to the Pronoun. Th In are °Metal: . • . ltesoftvil t That the son. Gee s * pe.n.ton theonsalmous choice Democrats of Olin for next Preskletg of: the United States., .12;a1,4d, Ttait'lhe Delegates to to, Natlunel .Conveneork a r o hereby In• stractfal to mat theroto of Mew; a Milt and to won't bow:able moms to name the nomination or Mr. 'Pendleton for MARYLAND . • • Ba l thit Irar VILISMI go, !swim.. • —lle (ay TlOctrapl to Um iltio*o Her nttontt , January i.—The L e o._ 'attire In Jotnt convantlot wow t w i ce for Senator.' On the Int toot: s wi ot o , forty-tour; Hamilton, fort, .elPratt, ulna teen; scattarbeir, seven. mond ballot: Swann, forty-two; Hamlltortge r ty. c o itei Prittoilitean; scattering., auk - TENNESSEE . Republican Detonates to _ s enireastssi 2,11 so m e Sul Brefirollow. Tslannotg to tot Pl.tsburgh /said, I ViII'PLIFIS, January . 10.—Yfre Reath. can Convention to-night appolnteojele• gates to the Convention at Nmbnia, and (intruded them to vote for % nt , and Brownlow. cenerestitters /11 , 101111011. al* TWINMSI,!be Pittsburgh • sk Overarm;'January .16.—Danfol Ithodialand jean Coe; aturtartellers gold and silver =On, were. arrested in sbanty near the on brldp, t I s tardily, and ,tlengfat berm e tlenr FRON WASHINGTON, The Wir Office hare'lie, Stanton Will Rot Resign. Neither Will the/Presideil _ . Dare to Eject Him. l . . _ Outrages its:: !Tennessee. , Revenue' . Officers Resisted Ooz andtho Austrian Mission, The Ordnance Thresh Waif on. neretm . Ali Ihe Civil Servics. './ • (di Tolanai leas ritubarra waeattat Wasigneoposr, January li, 1868. • ondmarizxn , rwrinnarn—nsviCoun con. ••;", brcrost swan , butter. h ave been received at ibeellino of Intend leevenee, dated Toilet/eine, Tennessee,lJanuary 6th and Ilth, from T. O: Crofrord, Revenue Inspector, and James Ramsey Collector for the Third District of that State, giving information in regard to the danger experienoild by them in attending to business regarding theillicit datillation,and with particular allusion tee case which has but recently occitred In that District. : where a Party, who was in arrears - to ihe Government for axes due to the amount of sand dollars, bad resisted the Collector making a di.train upon him for the in debtedness. It appears that alter the distrain had been socompllsited, and the Collector and Impeder mid left the pre wised, they were tbliewed and attacked by the party who had been. die trained, accompanied by other., and that the Inspector was abet and wounded. Other outrages were perpetrated. It does not appear.trom the correspondence that the warding parties have yet, been MO lasted, either by military or civil premix. it letter from the Inspector, of the 11th hat., report. that since his later wound ed several illicit distilleries wereia oper ation In the Third District of the State. Infatuation has also reached the Depart inept of the resistance made to the reve nue otlicers in the discharge of their duly In suppreesing Illicit distilleries in the neighborhood of Knoxville, Mann. wawa Vigorous measures have been Instituted by the Commissioner of Inter nal Revenue for the arrest end ptudsh want of the parties conaelttlng the out rages. , " • ' TIE WAE OkIICL•TROUBLZ. Matter. are aignming a quiet 'aspect in regent to Secretary Stanton, Sid no nesiderelopments bare been made pub , lic. Statements were teligraphed from here but night that Generals Grant andShar mats urged upon Stanton to tender hie resignalidn: that this' *dries would bee heeded, and hia resignation banded in to-day. A prominent radical t.- tor wee with Stanton for seer an bone this morning, and he slates that Stanton expressed a drat determination not to be forced from his position by the Pose dent, but would remain and Atscbulso the duthst of Ma °ince, for he wee muter of the situation, and did not think the President would dare to use fame to eject DINIAL FROM TIIF The Tribune's Wmhl nFtlon says tie remut otatornents that General Great would not /ease the War Ottloe Without preciously notifying him were made on authority direct from the President, but that a high otticial called on the Presi dent ysatenley to &mortal° whethersucb waist:neat was true, when the President denierd the entire attelr. Th. TriMine is also erdtherised to deny. ; on the part of *mend Grant that he had any under. manding. whatireer with the President. • • 1191 AimratAx X 1183101%. It is weir tallied beyond doubt tbat,Sutt Set Cox will be rejected In the Committee on Foreign „ Rations ae !Valiant,” Aus tria. Oulr no Republican inciabet will rote for hire, Patterson, of Now Ramp. shim Senator Sherman denies that be Intend, to Tote for Ooze oontirmation. ~ .. ! . OIDNAINCIC IaYPOILT. 1 _. Al a sneerting of the OrdnanciaXom . mittee to-day, It was derJded to prepare a report of the labore of the Committee up to thin time, for presentation to Con ..enerals Lomat 'and Butler will writ* the report, which will prebably be ' thither testimony will be taken by the Committee. It is expected that a bill will be l/3 traduced wit& tbeilipportEnsikinll none important sefonns in tee IldMiXlll. ' nation of the Ordnance Bureau. • C9N6/2/atINO ifAltIMACTraitS. The Moue Conunittse on Mauniao tom has anthorised its chairman to re port a. restitution anstructing the Mar mitts. en Commerce to Inquire tato the expediency of 'providing by law for the ner.lodical publication of th e Wattle. i ~.11.-r lll:marts on foreign and domes tic, 4 ,,,,,,a.t..-",t, what . proportiott *I capital invested in such it - OPY i" nor and the prolate therefrom pays taxes Ao thts Government—distinguhning be , tween raw materials and manufactured, and spoicifyisg the relative - values of such imports wiushourni en foreignandhocue account. - . ' =roam nw mance. . The Committee on Retread: mutt has II preparation' an Important- bill,'wkdell still be reported in a fewde3rs. lt makes anumber of refer= In the civil warylce cf the Government both 4 home and &woad, and will eacomplhdi the purpose uaght to, be attained by the hill new be. fee the Senate, proposing reforms in the Onsillar write. • icsitcrmi. TRAWLS YOR IaANTON'II nx TOZaTION. • • in ihoComeaos Council to-day a reso ldlon of Mucks .to the Senate for the renstatement of Secretary Stanton °e dicts:led a laag diacutalon and bitter da. ntsciation of the letter by the Dams els* which was terrataated by mamm a . oiad.fouroment. VIII NNW ItICONZTELICRION ;fr. Bingham Intends to mil Mei..., lama question on the reconstruction bre tomorrow, and If passible cut lorr all timadmentia PDTEOTiON • TO AMOII/11C 01TM:fa • line lions& Foreleg Committed today dlatussed a bill providing fdr some pro lotion for Amsticen cittutur abroad, WI flout reaching a conclusion. = no Mom' Comatitled on Currency bad a long session to-day on Mr:Blaine/a Wll allowing the taxation of alarm of notional Banks by Mains. na-taavi or U. L. sorsa thaagii. A delegation of Western bankers le baretmlng the re-leaue of United Butte notes Utn , have been withdrawn in the eohtrocCon of currency. NIL ITAPCON WILL 'Asian" man aro- ELM= Mr. Stinson intOods to remain In Orßee at all bawd.. and ,the President, It le said, on Abe. authority of those about him, will not relent to anyentreme moo- NOWINATIONI PAM= nrem The Senate oonfitened Edward B. Mc- Pherson as Receiver of Public Moneys st'Boonoville; Afo., arid rejected Sainted P. P. nuns de.,at indlettapolls. rramon's oltom 1101,1011 ED. ... . . . ° Th. Treiumil riphrtinent to-4o ott Ibr publit dulybtlodpmorSa tS pulpqu ANNEXATION over. ruonse. By cable from lihuitiago de Cuba the tha Secrets:7 of State le Interned the Poll. of St...rho:nee and St. Tobin have voted, enthollestically for annexation to uicuuted states. 0:11.1 etrenty rating in the ileMvo. _ %RANT IN Tan NON G % , eneral Grant was On the nt Of tit; Hoar lo.day for some tiMiyaUdims the centre ef attraction emongthe at Mere. [From Oui Special Corforpor eat) ' Tim s•Slation4ltanitns lallorleill.arbe Won air lurrona"Bninorl-Illow Sanatattees -are Startaa-airsiail tM POISIIIIML-Olir ltainbsta-111. moollb of Mr. lattlilaste-7 Lang 05 511 t0. ac. go. WAsnurarow, D. ei.Ten. 1868. When / arrived In thle elty. jvitteiday, I found elettetore, Represtudatlvei; and F;olltlalafte genendly, excited intrasely aver the lane of the Johnion-Stanted aresdy cise inthroelleneksd that th tereApkhne l : a Vote of 551 to bas - Nlndl , - Stanton, and the , ' the duties wo o l ulto'^ 1 Ws ii , ;1;4)4r. I • by crowds of Senators, Representatives, officers high, in rank in the army, and private citizen, , who repaired thither to pay their respects end welcome the Sec. retru7 on Ids return to Ms former posi tion. , All of these gentlemen expreseed their bigheet satisfaction with the action of the Senate. Indeed, I have not heard of or &eon any Repnblican who has ex pressed disntlefaction at the result, ABUT EITAOB.II. We frequently find great &tilt with newspaper, correspondents, located at • Washington for the - contradictory die- , patches which they send to their rese dee journals—far telegraphing one thing to-day and (mite different thing to morrow. The experience, however, of a ehort residence in the "city of magnifi cent &Minnie!" tatetteit us to be some what sparinght our criticisms.. - About nine or ten o'clock; at night the Janitors end clerks of the different departments begin to'cirectlete 'among the hotels and public places of the 'city. Each one gives &report of what has transpired in the depenment.with which be is cumin ted duringthe day. Bat different lines of policy, lex relation to the samesubJect, may bave.been indicated in die same dee , parttnesteadLffezent hours elf the Name day, and if 4 the same individual is mot cognizant of-them - all, of comae different reports will emanate from the same of fice. ' At the late • hour of the night, at which these reports are received, and even if they ',were received earlier, it would be nnossible so to id; them as to get the rent state &matters • This was the :cue /yesterday. Speak ing hyperbolically, I could have tele graphed a thousand rumors to you last diet, n regards what the President is go gto do, and Mr. Stanton ls going to do; but; so flu. ea I min learn, neither of them has- determined yet what be will do. There may have been some founda tion for the report which, 10.11 probabil• Sty, wee telegraphed to some of the *w ent And western papers, that the Secre tary of War was going to send In his resignation. to take effect When "a suc cessor shall have been appointed and confirmed."., This may even have been written, but I am. positive that up till neon te-day it wax cot ent,to the Presi dent, and, Or reasons which I will not statehere,, it is not likely it will far some time.. I -think ddr. Stanton••will be_ guided altogether ;In the servos he will pursue by the advice of the Republlcans In Congress. WHAT PDESIDICIT WILL DO. • Again, as to the reports in circulation In regard to what Praeldent Johnson will do,nobody,l think, knows anything out &lee the immediate circle of Ole counsel lors. Perhaps no definite• . policy ha s as yet been fixed upon. There are some who hay, 'the crisis le at baud, and the President is about to perpetrate halite terriblepolitical crime! Itta tobe hoped. however that Ilia Is all imagination. Notwithidandlog It lareported that ho gives vent to• hht denunilations of Con gress, especially since Monday. In lan guage that would not be considered werpy of a plus in the Moral vocabo iarYil have some hope that he will al: low, himself to be Influenced by wiser counsel Ilan that under which he may have acted hitherto., 'lt would be a great blessing to the country if there ware har mony betweenthe.Logishalve andExec uUve departments of the' Government. But I need notconceal the fact that there are many here who do not thick It pos sible that harmony Can ever be restored . The pioelaniatkin or: the President, which was reported yesterday as about to be Issued,. Ord/snug all the business per4inlungg to the War Department to be transacted through the General of the Army, but not, up to Ulla writing, been promulgated. . oaaarr awn rag ransananirk. The report that General Grant Is to be court mediated-, for surrendming the of fice to kir. Stanton, Issimply ridicoleua. Ity whom he be tried and for what? Is the Secretaryship of the liVer;Oillee a deli or mi li tary °Moe, General Groan, by his graceful 'wren der of toe keys mid paper. Immediately on the salons of the ocnate In the matter, has done mere to defluelds position than If be bad made a gra boar's speech. All the odiumitud attaches to Ms aemptance, of the Secretaryship adieu:int, has now been removed, and he now stands, as a member of the-House expreased it this morning, twenty-five Per cent. Weber In the estimation of Republicans than be (lid two days ago. I think thorn can he no doubt that Me desire to .to carry out the will of the law-making • • I have met General Moorhead, Gen eral Cameron, Hon. Tbenuis and " Honest, Jetta," (who is alter setae person, I have forgotten whom, with a sharp stick in the form of a sem - eking Inventigatiorin from Westatorelasd. Alt these gentlemen 'seem to be attentive to their duties and catirterotor to their ten stitneats anu clatters. -After so much butionhothag. handshaking importun ing and boning as I have seeo-them en dure, I could nothelp coming to the eon elusion that if -either Phillips, Negley, Howard, or "any other man,' should be went bare as the s uc c essor of our present able repreramtetire, General Moorhead,. oe wW notilnd it either a pleasant or en W y I ari erto. i.e that Hon. Themes Williams is not in the enjoyment of to- bust health. it. Ise man of gigantic in tellect, and, I think, has no superior in the present lima. Re la aceornivanied by one of his daughters, e, au ompliehed andgetdal a y oung o lady As we have met. General Moorhead is enjoying a visit a . • his eldest daughter sc. , ne fMa W o hen 1. east ' o Mae Moorhead In this region last site was performingl eminent service to our sick and wounded soldiers Meow:tenth,. with the Sanitary Con:unladen. Hat deeds of landmass thou shown are no doubt re membered by many brave soldier,' yet. 'a Tin won males: I visited the Laud. 011lco on business, and cannot speak In terms too strong or I the kindness and, attention which I re-! rinsed from Bon. Joseph S. the ConsmleakMarl It la.really a pleasure to visit him. B. does wnat basked at once and in such awayas to show that It is sot anagroattne brut to oblige. Us Is now preparing a map to aooompany annual report, thelike of which has never Hen Pubil•bed in any Country. It le to be hoped that • large t umber of Mow— will be struck • off. The Map wart. a Mita eye view of the ilgised States ina the world. mutts istrieciLiaxa et.tair. &Ms &ems Hunt wok 01.0-tad 'carol"- • ing Bork of the lower House of the f toglataturs yesterday, probablythe first cue impel of the kind. Taiair TA YIN A dswch from Haim city, Satoits,mi:" saa *lmrtY 0. .Ikrapaboe Indians imotAii... •••• 1 • 0 °I . • ...yorument musetres crcosing,*l.4 what they wanted. - A train ran off tha to•ik about six mile. west bad ly wombed Bre arc FROM OALIFORRUL Total of a No Coptsla Moreno)lfy mo Sooataa Vass 41orsogo. MIMI S. , . . =I .bur FAA:town, January, 16.—The trial of Captain H. 0. Windsor, of tho ship Intrepid, for cruelly beatings use. man, and &forwards Stating - him &lost in an open beatotf Easter /alandosreatos ootuddemble Interest among all classes. The Court rocas. he - . thempd. every day, and the appearance ofitis Captain la the signal fur hisses and groans. Arrangements are being mado , for a prize right between Tommy. Chandler and Billy Dwyer,' for a puma of ten thousand dollars.. Wheat $2,601.115. Flour 17,60,8,00. .Pair Will ea ittal tar Playing the . ...Canadians* glum Cif Telegrof to the Plitabarik Gasetto.l FORT WAIN; January N.—Jerry Denies; the pugilist, charged with ob. natant; two hundred dollar* frontline plum Turner, of Porter City, Wis., by the "oonfidence guMe, In the cius at the dapetacese ewes _ ago, was put on trial If oriday morning, January lath. The Th e: went to the Jury . on, Wednesday.' The jury was out until Thursday noon, twenty-four honra and were discharged fbr disagreement.. Eleven were for con ic "Whin end oat for sequlttal, . , yenathliving at Oink Ireland, near an oin, ruined abbey, recently rip . sr! one °Mose retarders We read about in romance, 111 e object was the taking or et a serrukgirl who bed caught him in certain mounted irregularities. He dug a grave In tberniu,.whent heenticed, the girl at night time, and telling her to lobe, In the excaratien, while' aim was stoop ing over proarwilai to brain bar with • hatchet. ,Iledkl not summed in his meta. dramatic undertaking. CLT AND SUBURBAN., ' 1 THE COI:MTS. 111serlet Vensit-,Entege Hampton. TricrneDsr,ldan. 16.—Tlio Armstrong county ejectment cases occupied the en tire SCRIM • , , Olininson P lea —JaclireAlltswe i • TrlttitsbiliT, Jan. 18:—In the case of Reuben Holster TB. the Western Trans portation Company,: the Jury:, after re maining entail night, failed toagree, and were discharind from lurthoz-consldera- Oen of the camp. • • In the case of James Andrews vs. the . Western Trans ' rtation Company, taken po up Wednesday, the Jury was WitndnLlTn and the case contin.ued• by consent. ' • Oxenluirt &VIII& TH. Morris E. Liam. Verdict in raver of plaintiff for 11,367.3' , Wm. H. Byrum vs. C: H. De Knight. Verdict, in favor of plaintiff for 1777:65. Oakland PasSengerltailvray vs. Morris Lucas alias Mhos Lamber. Verdict for plaintlZfor SPH.IS-, • Trial list ton thi s day:, . • —2.l,Shaer va , turw.l la. Hire vs. egheny Valley R. R. 19. Metun va came.. - 65. (Sept,) McCrea vs. Everts et al. 33. Eiseman vs. Schlegel. 35. Rossick vk Wilson. • • 36. li , rtnnur & Saint va. Schultz et al. 37. Helsel vs.Oolton. 39. Ter= vs. Charles and Quarter tiessiers-JrtiageJltessete. .TitcnsDAT, Jen. 16,—Court met at the tuna' boui , tansa`clock. cariUME.soltrin. The "nurrioiousl' assault and battery case taken tip WedneadaY - was resumed, and occupied thiattentfon of the Court until- half-past ono o'clock, Charles Ebrenkrook m Rai/unto informations' against .toslas Myers, Miller Reichert and Michael Reinhart, and Jades Myers and Millar Reichert each made an infer matron againstEhrenkrook, making live cases in all. !The parties rands In the vicinity of East Liberty, andothe liculty originated in the making ofa I levy upon propin,ty by Myhre, who is a mutable, tinder an execution homed J against Ehrenkrook, judgment having been tired in of Sillier Reichert upon a note giveni Ehrenkrook for a horse purchased. 'rho Relcharts wore present al the time of the making ef the levy, and resistanre being offered, more or less violence resillted. Amo s o th • Cr things It was alleged that objection., was made to tit' t levy as excessive, that • Ehrenkrook s with was in a delicateeltuation, and that her briaband es requted Isclirs in her room should not be taken account .4 fearing iluit the excitement likely to result, would be Injuriouato her iihat title re quest was diareinatled, the officer pro evading to force the door of the room; resistance followed-this • derthanstration, In which Mrs. Ehrinkrook took part to the extent of atrfking Miller Reinhart with a bottle; Reinhart in h s efforts to Firoe the- door, need a poker, which Ehrenkrook seized, at the "riot end." the effect adding to bla excitement. ' , There was considerable ;violence used; but it did not appear that any ,one was badly damaged. Tbejurg found Ehrenkrook not godly, the county to pay the costs In one ease against kith and the prosecutor, Myers, to pay them in the ether; in the case against Myerri, verdict...not 'gu il ty. Ehrenkrook proseeutor, to i tayeosta; io the case w rest aminastMiller Reichert, verdict gh ity; In j the ease of Michael Iteichart, not guilty, county for roosts, Ls.IIOILTT Anti soonavarzn aasatrzr Ann 24.1.1.1uNr. Andrew Matthewh and Frederick Barr were placed outdo! on two indictments charging them with larceny and aura'. rated assault and hattarT, on oath of , James Wiggins .; On then n ig ht of the ifitti , of December lest [the prosecutor was "out sleighing' with his with In pea ling throuszli Allegheny city the aleigh struck against a curbstone and Mr. Wig. gins was thrown out, carrying with him .1 buffalo robe, blanket and whip. .11,' followed attar the 1 sleigh, faring his wife,- who remained In it, might Ix. Injured, and caught, the horse attached near the Band strait Bridge. Return ing to the spot where he was thrown out, i to get the whip, blanket and buffalo robe, and ablio his ha-, Mr. Wiggins dia. oovered that those articles had been pickm up by a pasal eg sleigh, which he hailed, but the occupants refused to stop, i whereupon be Joined his wife and • con. tinned on , his way toward the city. We proceeded directly th the livery stable, Thud Street, where be had hired the "rig," and an iving therq Informed Mr. Ward Nicholmn, one of the proprietors, h that be met wi th lau nthideut, rels , ,) hug what had occurred. Sir. Nicholson remarked that the thin" buffalo robe, .te., were all right, it appearing that the defeudanta, who also/lad hired * no n.° and slei g h at the aania stable, had arrived a few minutes In edema of Mr. 'Wig gins, Lad posaeasion at the articles, ha tog picked them pp where they were dropped, and refu ,as mated, to stop when hailed, Borne cotivenatioin took place the defendata , manifeating a dia. poaition to keep the articles. or at lead were reluctantio surrender theca, having I first offered them for ale. 0 1/Iggina loquirt4 about , hja , hat, Which bad been observed in , the possession of Matthews, and! who was &ha. eau throwing it into a stall in the stable, I where it was found Th e conversaba?„-! bIICSIEIO hoited, and vie. --- a blow *lire be , -,- - ..-----.- lirlit . -- 2C,--.^.".-wi-w-a. doffed to "Tiglil%:!ll2:lartPuile°urace*r the 'tab'. ck ed. ands t he e Nile o ver Theye.u.. • °Mgt , . the adanbar, .... th.apie of thew.. Tbe other defe de - nt Barr " etooMat • by an.shlkusedo Lo ca l re r • l artyjute4rsticie-, hiln""TaWiloo : abeam venire eifteg7theitodUisrldti: Wlndne. Dr. at lane, finally deat " a.,,i.„, °° k, a ., l "°°°nt at the' ants shoula be riepaß„ -- "'"'"i the *abat yn. eompue, ~.,,,,,1,,K, Width demand elloo cane sad anatedtetl after the t r l r le l e;r: et :4,, 7' l ...*;*fttir ten ditZlts. kicks allegm to 12,74'17,,,, rwi . , °°l2 4 ) . red 4 ' in rendedng &madams Od lire vl !pe, - illirr '' This wet lin aUbltalnee i:of lbis .vide r.,' offend by 'thei,Lreseat g, Th e L a i,. inony for the terativ 41fferen - C - ir n ot **o7 ma.' 0.-ante Lila offered ..., NUM that the , l e i and ;F it "' tut tbe he rn iae lei were Identified t when the' Plawesion. As t o ". rati Cquilbed ‘ 14 ,1t.h -- pulledr4 - --•-•..- ___4_. - - Una tad then ''went i lank fl u the "n" item lteatified that I ' i7i,,getber." One Teamed hr Wining mattbows._:,,,r(wwl) hat, dented ,with b ilitl; "You're all r;' "you're & " '..-1 1 -ill liar," were the • a pisissions that followed, and then ante the fight. Ev idence wee also given to show that the defendants bore taxidi characters for hon. aiety in Temperanciellie, where they m elds, and are employe, in a rolling milt , As to the Weeny, f the Court charged that the j ury would consider whet h er question ar tlelevi t c o k h eL e up, a been, ar th ould n not be Tee ironviwpoeeet to have beanket;ir 10 , and th iiiiati,' sought to oeuvert them to their own uftri-sa-netber they of them for axial or not. -- asey_were guilty of larceny; this fact that they had 1 offered them Mr sale wiauld be florae ev , ldenee against them. I Bat the jury would consider all the eirkiumatanoa In the case In coming to al, coneluaion. As to the assault and battery 1f It was believed that Matthews struck Wiggins In the of fice of the etable, he TM guilty of asault and battery; in what subwspieditly took niece, they might both have committed an assault and battery, and be so con victed, If both were Indicted. Jury out at adjournment. 1. ' (large et Pala Pi-- Before Alderman litrainasstanleyi etp• peered Body d'attereem, who : "made - an Information charging Patrick - Slag' eon with false pretencee,i It Is alleged by the complainant that some time ago - derma. dant brought to Wel stable a • berm, of w hich he was th. rent ed owner, and are . , _cured boarding for lie animal.. The bill !far keeping Mebane bad reached the sum if ninety dollars, and Mr. Patterson, considering that he had a legaillen upon upon the , property, 'forbid its removal. from the stable . by ;the reputed owner until the claim was !did:barged. A few day. ago Stapleton visited the stable and represented that he had sold the horse for a good price, and was to receive one hundred dollars, of the purchase 11301111, upon delivery. With this sum, he said, be would corns backlit six o'clock in the "evening and settle the NIL Upon thews rept emulations howls permitted to take the bone away, and 'neither man hers, nor money:have since found their, way to Patterson's stab* .Idr. Patterson has reason to bellevetbdthe representation* at staptaton were fable and Aandrilant. Warrant Leased . ... . A Cate of Ileitnetten.l-A. =us or se. Mud= under premiss tr ' wia dYrol°Ped la 94•Thir4 OEM ~~ , esinatot letenennetwas,4 , The joint standing COMM! of the Select and Cown:Ma Councils el HM city of Pittsburgh, apitaintad by ,this dente thereof Jannit{eth, 181, are as Finance-Select Catusdl: lira, W. R. Browis, MoEweo, A. M. Brown 'And Hardman.., CoMmon Court ' ell: Messrs. Hemphill, 'Welsh,)flirria bravo; McClean and Batelielar:\ I - 1 Water-Saleek,Connalk Mandl, BroWn, Shiptoni Cab, McClellan Coyle and. hatters. Common council: Messrs: Walden, Barnhill, .111.37rir day, easkey, Scottand Hamm Streets-Select Connell: Ilesurr*Whibly, Gallaher, Cochrane and Dickson; Cour, mon Council: - Blew% Hare,- Rem, Vtck, Real, Scott and Jeretny.,:, • Claims and Acconnts-Seleat Cerinelf: Messrs. Tanner, McKibben, Darin dad McClintock. • Common. Council: Mew& Rosewell, Haub,. Meyer, Batchelor and Mantas:shahs Wharf-Select Cendcf Mean. Morrow, Ceiba and "Tarty. Common Council: Massa. Rotate Moor. bead' Slum, Baratdll and Paimar., Allegheny Wharf-Select • Omura: Messrs. Dicks ono Ind McClelland: /: torn. moo Council: Maws. Varrier, - Jeremy and Ahlbora. • Ordinates-. Select Connell: -Madam. A. 31. Brown and E. P. Jones. Common Council: Mosta* Barton, lirfirner;Steel Gas Lighting, - Selea - Cotundi: Messrs: Shipton and ifinTOW.. Cowman Connell: Messrs. 'Rahman, Welsh, Venial , Abl born and Lern. • Night Potion-Select Connell: '3lesars. Phillips, MeCiliatoch and Rsets,l'eam-, man Counbil: Mewl, Hare,eßruab, Today, Barger and Friday. Fun rhiguiea and Hose-Select Council: Messrs. Trainor, •Rehew,Gallalisr, Hard. man. Common Connell: Measni.lfoggs, Rosewell, Scott, Vick and Meyers. 2rient,lWalrillegrt orLegnirmsroute; ell:, 3fessrs. Rob b , Verner and City Printing-Select Council: Messrs. Gross; Laufman; Cochran. Conimen Connell: Messrs. Hemphill, Reed 4 Ray nolds,-Itslmer and Mum I • Wboden Buildings--Stileet Council: Mews. 'White and Jones. Common . Council, 'Mauna. -Berger, Zero , Halls and Sleet.. - Appeals from citiAmedszOentil Select Council: MeasrAltafferty, and Latihnan. Common Connell: Menem. - Mawhinny, Illilerman, Moorhead and J.R. Scan. • City Property-Select Council: Merino. Phillips,' Grant and Dirtr: CoMmatt Council: Mesars. , Mawhinny, 'Rahman; Beaten, Reynolds and Fitsalintrioni. Railroads-Select Council: • Masan. Ogden.Mcßibbin and Wainright. Com mon Connell: filitears.Mawhlnny, Robb, Ilillerman, Tarmacs andarepier. Fire Alarm Telegraph-Select COnneli Messrs, Reesend Ogden. Common Conn. Messrs. Elam, Torley, and Herron; I Alinnseenantsi' ' New OPURAL Bonne. , =To-algbtl7tbe popular Anterican - aitreslk Mn. Emma Wailer take a benefit, nuithiat on casionwill bepresented' the greatirilipnly of "T ho DuChent of Mani." Uantax, The fashionable eileas are greatlY excited in anticicatfon of the great theatrical *event of the season, the production of Undlne at the ,tendenry of Musk/ next week, under the auspices of Manager3fa Rea, -of the Crosby Cpera hcago: 'The .ales of reserved mats at Mellor'. musks store heal been quit* large, - • - " - • - - Grum Oren , —Cominencingon Mon day evening. January 27th, we will 'have a grand gala season of Operas, from .the immense combination troupeCiamomull Grover'. German troupe and Max Mar elzek's Italian coinpany. This is mmer ally conceded to ho the moat, powerful company ever formed in America. I . • Ortrizeri' FAIR.—The voting list Inn, log by sealed ballots, was quite heavy and resulted aa followat The .MlverPitch.; ne.Tray,and Goblet, for the bonnet - need man was carried or. by Francis con.; nelly, he receiving 1 ,26 votes -4 major ity, of 8/1. The beautiful allver set to lie awarded to the bed lady friend ' of. the Orphans, was awarded to Mts. john Savage, The vottpg stood as follows: Mrs. ti. 4,252; 3fia. J. A.Streln Z4170511as Harris 1.359. beet voon the ITot and Gum, for Oka begt na ture d y oung Matti stood at the atom of the Farr, twenty - two majority. for A. .I'. Jackman. Thenon , test for the abo named articles Is Spir ited, all parties ve working hard for their I favorites. The Fair closes on Triesiday coming next. Mr. Staple% J. Walker's friends hove determined that be aludi carry *way thdpriva - . Wlns Allaneonsisese. '' r Alderman Strain, yesterday, Intla _warrant for the. arrest of John ' Welsh, , j a Rho. resides at Walker's Mills, oft a charge of - abandonment, prigferre4 by his. wife, Mary Welsh, who , anegee in , her information that wan years ago Ishe I was united with John In wedlock; that i the first three yeas of their merited life t `were passed in comparative happinless; that. meanwhile, a child was born unto thepi—a circumstance that should li •••••,- - strengthened rather than 0 1.- " ---- connubial love,' Mi. r&'''"- which event. -- , . dorm-. . , ...sand Moir _,,.....51,...W(Mtrnt--soett after +f „ ;..... 4 Mo. histagiclrgrayee etifgeindarythateh utterly refused to contribute Ina,: Peny toward the trienten lder, and tier Its child. The. if' °I. haa been coat in di r ale Years leeke out übd • the" and littleone as rzt' shal"nrotteet.reantide ' e rd..r, atter malting di t , b il e • -- 31n -144,10; She goniki cut in -a Th o 'at 'r plop:tient, having been o t f berflalarj ural days, and wan tine a w. " lb Wor7, On the vane of rat hg 1 ° her !rallPent. for. • , 7 , ae - 'Jan wow e th . ----- 17 0 .-----. Mrs. Urban, keeper of a meat shoe at Mte Canner ef Wylie a n d: ' cat,. urirne, compith.d te ime r hoc _ r 1 " d P r i i.f / 5.4 - Ine ere Waugh el"la' ,114‘it... astoreoveterde ... • lof a eln tinimerning 04, 4 ' 2/ * C a n house. were stolen Aw e t h e = 4 2 suspectian Mid Mie had, reaming t7:1; Rin et t z. • Partly* OA Oilluxtl'is ; ,zte. d a searek, warrant t were 'earn Ctit the Tyree eat t hirroPurchased - dr,........ _returned t• Bank thaproperty Oaths street end Virgin Idle!. now scrap the Merchants Union nClitellaOompany. It blear Patentor. to campy ths build ing as soon ea possible with. their au n ts paper andh jobbing astablisinnenti to getter with their book binding and stir tonatidorel. Theprioo,esuive- NM On Arrow or sitho•—Sarab Dawson Tesler. . day appeared beim Aldermen Elnan, and mad* *charge of surety ottbeponmg against lotus Netrell, alleging that„the defendant' tbreatened to do bee giierous bodily lava, and that :she was leg he should carry Ida Wet{ into one, =lion. (Meer 13.ery :Is 'looking for. John._ . Great Barents -Still' Meet : — e. man, Steyr= it Seidl. contleoreto Wei at their oldrsankNo. 2 Inftb- street, e oltleggiticont egesortmout elfjeweley. glees plated wares, solid enter wginr,..watchea, cloning, - and ninny ' gond' genteelly, at pricoatzetexilngly low. Poe greet Mir. gains and Eplendid aeleetionaeue modem aliOnldnot to . pay the • establlthlx Br s. gma opa, IMMO, at tha Axadesny, tad rentembei at W.W. Moorhead', hahlonable trimming and notion house will be ibeind a Crash .atook of kid irkmse, fans and opera gooda orally, apices mesa reemonikbia":, . voila=• rAciat:—Keeting 'sr iteuy Conadle; Aeittet *at Ø. York ; .Clty dipeo I - !:! ornatmi=serrost.-01ttkiltUi titat. at tko restdeutof IL D. llobtlud,..O ntr• aquae by Nei'. T. - A. TOIL, et tbilllkte;- riatatitt*. Chard', ot lids 'our, (WO 'Of ab. Paul. libmi..)" GEO. D. ANDRIWB, at aiwots..ll.„ - rAxxis L. sarroxi - 0r4.11...tet, • - "t. 1 nowanix-OaVogatif ay tasi2l24Jatinguiii IStb, ai welack,ll.oLLlS DOLL oiair, 4222abtreat W2a.,a211 . 1.211212 award, aged; . tear. =oaths tnd Manta Ina:taint taint fa K illiiredllll2ll ' _ L. b . 4111.101T05. 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