THE DAILY GAZETTE:
cif
MINIM, EflD k 00,
Oifice,B4 and 86 PVilk Afhal"
P. B. MEN"
T. P. 1101713T0N,
MU ma
N. P. 11113 D.
2Drrosa imp
Trams op ens DYLT•
u.u. per reir„.....;;
DC!Jibbed by .xriw6 per ••••••••«•••,"
gittstnrotrapitt.
ZEDS AND Iig:ELL/BM
To Connecticut. Democratic Colman
tlod fusers Fabrics:l 32d ' s
t Cazno:lll., has abolfihed corporeal
poi:dn./cent in her school&
Tim new Earl of Derby`e find - public
speech was on the antlem of lunacy.
VALUABLE/ guano &palate hale been
discovered nn the main lend of Pen.
Tun Lord High . Chamberlain of the
Xing of the Sandwich Islands bi an Irish
man.
~Boors has made .S27MO tigldier•
formancei of at 1 , 1 ew lork
'Zhtaho.- • t , • ."
• Two king of Bavaria has co=
in open,- founded :an..one of
comedies.
• Aiierritin filitcWe Of Si CO tn . green*
lacks his ~par,c4.l7:trough a „Bear York
'piper mill. , • •
Oca Bora. has been linter:tied with a
silver pitcher by the
_New, :York ekes
tisa Assothulos. • - - - •
A au e.hprek fer."ltetakare. Poet'
and men or Is reitiaed in She
LEndon
TnE Parls:.oapers have heen "Inter-
Tiewing" , Pere Hyacinthe Mace hie re:
turn to tbakElti. .
THE St: Vanl . Papers speak of the past
year as one of Erns disaster to the hunt
ers of Minnesota.
I' tin proapeeta of obtaining it:ratifica
tion of the San Domingo purchase traaty .
are not TrirKilitht- ;t4
ft -jh
.4,6414H°
Mkt!, held a meeting recently to encour
age Scotch emigration.
Ten Harvard and..Yald students' are
charged with being 'panting oteock-d,ght
log. as well as boat racing:
JOUR H. BTEVIUM, aged 80, and leav
ing_ProPeriT valued at $B,OOOOOO, died
avNewark,'N: J.; Sunday.
...lows" was the entire name of a col
ored candidate for District. Clem at
Corsicada, Texas, at thexecunt election.
Mn. F. blaasets, of littryls'ind, threw
a heavy stick of .isoodsirres Ids shoulder
on Friday ,and killed one of the little
Memel"
Peoria Resins thinks
the West is pushing railway schemes to
the extreme halt of satety.l andlears •
collapse.
True new Constitution of Texas Ts,-
slakes the Legislature to establish a com
mon school system with compulsory at
tendance.
Fnumineo r tpe bar are- raid to
theyt whenever tberlee it
nettwre at perfect liberty' to mat
treat him.
THE Boston Times proposes . top:a:bah
the proceedings of ,the: littlatertooktta
leefalative lobby ,of
winter at the cost
of $20,000. . .
.Tna.' "Orange County 1111 k ',Lancia:
'lion," in New York, recently gave a ball,
at which the dreare a were "watered alike
and pampa'', ,
'iIOBTON preposes to celebrate the ceii
tcnnial anniversary of the "Boatman=
lame" on the Gth of-Mitch, by a musical
entertainment.
,Tnz remains of Generallaseph Mower ,
are on their way North from New Or
leans, and are to be IntFrred,ln bow
London, Conn.
Tots late Edward A. Stevens, of Ho
boleti, left an estate of .3,051,1'70, en
dwise of that left to hlantidow; and the
“iltevena Battery."
M.
Ltszateart•Witnv, i Frionlectraiin:
latht replay., fell dead item dart slice
at the foot of biz organ, invhe church
of St. Salpice; Path
•Tnn Bey of Tunis hurimprisoned-01l
the jewellers of -his capital and dosed
their storm, becatise they reftuted.to give
him any more credit.
A NSW Oat ITANS loath' ate a box of
made soap to remove freckles. It isn't
known how be succeeded inside, but out
side he remains the same.
Botros claims to. have cut the drat
bronze statute east in this country. The
statute represented Nathaniel Bowditch.
It was cast in May, 1847.
TOtrtth man outer work set fire to a
school house, In Wankesh county, Wis.,
last week, so as to obtain lodgings from
tho county daring the winter.
Thu present Brazilian Ministry are ac
cused by a writer In the Anglo
Times of being devoted lb the perpeiria.
Bon of slavery In the Empire.
Mr. Deraystrra. — the great farmer of
Minnesota, is said to have made one hun
dred
and fifty thonmad dollars, clear
gain, in three years off's:War • 1,
Tax name of Wm. S. Groesbeck, of
Gineinisti, is mentioned 'by tome west.
ern papers as a possible Derriocratic can
didate for the Presidency in .I`3.
Boma people think It a clever thing to
express a contempt ,for riches, while not
one one of them, at the same time, would
rebus a fortune if It were Offered...
Are elderly German school teacher
killed himself at _Newark, N. J.,l3stur
day, whilst laboring under 'depression of
spirits caused by pecuniary difficaltka.
'A New Tonic paper says that a few
days ago • policeman' there said: "There
are three glasses ofillittor drink Ai Um
di for each losf of bresit - that Lei:sten."
Ton office of . "Reeder to the Empress
of the French" will spin be Team 1 a
few Weeks. This time,: the coos but
pretty reader rasnies the Viscompte
• Tint British stovernment la Bikinis pos
session or the English telegraph haps, tt
is said, has adopted the Morse system of
=r the
wire,
to
the exelmioa of
JAY Comm, in his "gold corner" testi
roomy at Washington, in deeldedhurithlge
exonerated Pre aldentc,Grant and Seam
tag Bentwell of all .knorriedge of the
speculation.
A counsocronnzwn apealth of the
tisticiani Delmer, es "an 'ardent little
gentleman belonginig to that brave rime
whkth Pharsottqalled -to' capture sal*.
crowed the Bed See." •
A Tarsi= piper — reports that sa see d
(=pie who celebrated their golden wed
ding in that city recently, are childless,
bat "this deficiency wax supplied by gifts
from a somber of the guests."
Tug last "Fat. Men's Convention" is
Maine was visited by a woman six feet
eight Inches high, and' weighing 876
porn de. She was taller and heavier than
any of the "fat men" of Maine.
A CRAZY woman in AIM has definitd
herself up to the Wks. authorities, de
claring that the ro, - as Auzomplke of
Traupenannin aseinefif !ninths theme ? ,
horrible than the Pahun tragedy.
A PRIEND eat up with a sick man at
Fond du Lac the other night, to whom
he was to administer tgrutdyse brief Ise
tervalk The frientUnk than•
himself, and the sick man-recovered.
Tux lion. Alfred A. Abbott, President
of the Peabody Latham, at Peabody, Is
to deliver an eulogy upon Mr. Peabody,'
at the Institute, ou the 18th of February
—the anniversary of Mr. Peabody's birth.
AT Z church fair In garnets Clty, net
of bedniom furniture was Voted to a
yowl lady, with the todustanding that
If she was not married In a year, the fur
niture should be returned to the church.
Tnx fat men of Springfield, Illinola, to
the number of sixty-four, held,talltnittel
carnival" Saturday night Millie Mak Id
that city. Children and thin persons who
c mid not swim were warned off the ice.
Bunt demands the "championship"
fore colored men, aged Ititkerbowt oft
died them. The memos} of. this Ea,
• Uncle Ned was so good
t
back until 1711, and hiet It
ea
welt as his body. ,
). rate stunts] , and absent minded
Maine lawyer lately excited a good deal
err est(list
of
n goo,fly ezed bag from hls poc pta ket,
marled •'Pere Rock Sail," and repeat
edly Bowie hi:ls the diarthi }0""a
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LXXXV:
FIRST EDITIOI.
MEET
1 14.11AISBUXte.
••I • r •
!Peimsylvania. Legislature:
:SENATE: Bills Reported4eto
Sustained—Printing of the Re
cord—The Contract Awarded to
Bergner. HOUSE : Bills Intro
duced and Reported—Postage
Allowance—Meeting of Finance
Committee to Investigate the
, Treasurer's Affairs.
BOW.' tkielenteb to the PaAshanti. Gazette)
• • HigRIEBITRO, Jan. 25, 1870.
•' BILLS EePORTED.
The bill allowing criminals to be,wit
beaten was reported negatively.
The bill relating to the State Treasurer
and creating a Board of Control, AM re
ported favorably. _-
VETO SUSTAINED
The Governor's veto of the bill Increas
ing the fete of the Clerk of Quarter See.
Mons of Schuylkill, to .parsuance to his
Objections to medal legislation, was read
and lustalned unanimously. ,
HILLS INTBADUCSD,
By Mr. GRAHAM: Providing : addl.
Atonal Rotaries • Publie for AlieghenY
BBt4. '
r. WHITE: Instructing °enrage.
men ascainst the frankingpriyilege, and
Min authorising', Um publication of the
departmental reports.
ay Mr. HOWARD: Snpplement
relating to Mennonite Appraiser of Al.
leghsny county. requiring two lists, one
for the County Treasurer and another for
the Auditor General.
Supplement rehstive to Quarter See.
alone clerk of Allegheny..requiring him
to make two lists of all licenses and
eharges thereon, one for the County
Tresanrer and another Ear the - Andltor
General. • •
Supplement to school• laws of Pitts.
burgh. which requires, the school funds
to be deposited to draw Interest on cur.
rent balances.
TITS RECIPOILD CONTEACT.
i Mr. BILLINGFELT called up his joint
resell:Map jar.' that prdiLlesitielA or,l.,the
elerkl journal daily.
• Mr. .WIELITE And‘ed :PeldPetterliald ,
Carried..
! .Yros—hissam. Allen, Beak, Broadhead.
Broirit: linekalswi
sn, Findlay. Linderman, Mclntire.
Miller. Nog* Olmsted, Onterhem, For
man, Randall, Roblneon, Tamer, Wal
lace IWO • • )
Ways—Maar% Blllingfeit. Brooke,
oraham,,Howard, Kerr, fcwrYn
ins. Rutin, Warfel, Watt,Stinson-11:
MMr. LINDERMAN immediately.
oved to reconsider the vote of sensor-,
day indefinitely postponing the report o
the Oommittee giving the Legislative'
Record to Mr. Bergner.
• This provoked a somewhat excited din
onsekrn. Messrs. Brown, White, Oho.
stud, Osterhont and Davis spoke for re;
ccmaideration and renewal of contract
ander the conditions impaired by the
Committee, as most economical and
necessary.
Mr. BILLINGFELT usorted tho nut
tier bad been set up attics yesterday.
The publication of both the Record and
Journal would be duplicating animism
illy, the law requiring the latter publica
tion Want. 'West.
Ur. LOWRY did not want Geis. Rage .
ner to be his censor In abbreviated
speeches. He would rather bare tblt
reports. He wished to God linty noald
get
na r i p d e o n r s i t o h n i . sn u e g v h e tenr tr
eb g a e d for '
ears brae' berme% upon the Treasury,. I
so old State robber. It Amemed theY
could do nothing • till ibis question w
disposed of. He observed wprotninent
office bolder buttentiollog members on
this Question. He hoped he would so
hack to his Office.' He , caked the Com
mittee If they had not had a muchlower
°Mar for. the Record. . L L.
Mr. McINTIRE answered no. I ,
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The motion to reconsider Was adopted.
Mr. HOWARD wanted to incorporate
In the contract a proviekin that,. t 1
Record should not exceed an average of
thirty pages per week.
, The Speaker decided thi s out of Oleic.
; Bergner's contract was then adopted...
Yeas—Meears. Allen, Beck, Brown,
Rockalew, Connell, Davis, Duncan,
Henaray. Linderroan, Mclntire:
Millar, Mumma, Regis, Olmstead. Odor
boot, 'ltandall, ,, Robbiscro,- Walt, Withal
I .2° '
Nays—Messrs. 'Billingfelt, Brooks.
Broadhead._ Graham, Howard, Kerr,
Lowry. Furman, Buten, Tourer; W'al
-41e44 WarrAqil ; . ' •
' LAID °veil. •
The . House resolutio n , Ardering . tbe,
publication of woven hured Senate and
House journals for the desks of members
EM372=M2
The MI making It a penal °Silos to
issue fire or lightning Insurance policies.
except under authority of a ,nhartered
ciorr.mation of Pennsylvania ar other
;HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES.
1 SILLS INTII.OIII7CZA • • ,
. Bp. Mr. KERR: Buiplecormi for the .
Ewan street Bridge. -
Alao,. authorising the ntisbergh en;
thoritleS • to .operi.'a styeli prroaslyet.
idary'll Cemetery: •
• By tdr.IBUN26:-/lattlicirYalot the Geri:
=or totasee; treareatteasnis Wzoliciereof
the late war.
By Sari r DYNTS r 'Pierldfrig ler tti 6
deficit of. theSoldiera'rOrphans' Depart.
. .
137 Mr. HUMPHREYS: authorizing ,
Monongahela Boroughto levy additional
Supplement ielstlve to maze stile ap.
miasma In. Allegheny pounty.
B ria o •eareel'sPf , -
I - The Committe e on Vine and fmmixral
is
4 MfUf•d favorably a general :WI
auto lag the Quarter Selfaiona, oil ap
plication of one -Punch of the voters:lb
any district, to order an election fbr or
against the gale of Intoxlcatlng Ucohnif
In each dbunct.
The ball preventtre, feed Peelehleft
obscene advertisements was rilired
hivorablj. ,
PC6T A4
Ir
The hill from the Senate anowlniteeett
Member one hundred dollars for postage
wu pwiecolif ; • •:
rnimmagr INI*TIOATION.
The Senate Finance •03lierreitieeqne
to-night to inveattgate the &Mire of the
State Treasurer. ,thr7 phipoec being
Ord Mr. - Idsckiry under oath. 'A CM;
pow arose as to whether the evident .
&mild he public or private, amid whim
the Cali r li ti e f 11 9 1e41 : tU l lt° ' mcf j, I S
I Eiiiremihu.`"`
lßf Teievapb tooeMtuwree G.ett..)
KINCIBION. Ga.; Sanitary 28. The
Orson Line eXopreirmnarty passed here
giant AO day, all , Igen and In . good
'Plietemetteidelegations from
Olnelunati, Inulavllle and. Nashville
Were met at Tunnel Rill by the officers
at the Western and Alllititle Road, and
Welcomed to the hospitalities of Georgia.
The party will reach Atlanta at 4 P. xi.,
and be entertained by a grand banquet.
um Benj. Eggleston, of Cincinnati, has
beep injected to reap:6d to the .addreas
at weacoolis on behalf or thcoomedno
gelisestiOn.. The wares adettiViselimW
good fellowship - exists among all parties,
end the exounnon is already a success.
Everywhere the railroad officers are 'm
arling themselves to make everybody
comftertabirepd happy. The party leave
*Uanta to thornily for teacup and Sav
annah, reaotung the hater point on
Saturday.
Meeting of Peurnotrania Iron Men,
tar T1e104. 0 a. tie IPlttebarr easetzeo
COritetl j'4 Jamul! 28 —At a
MeatMlitqFdad Men to-day, mooloyona
mere opted' requestlog Congress to
Wm the present duties we dollar per
too eri pig ken, three dollarsun barium,
rails end all other derorlptloris of menu
factperet Wog, mel-thato, . -
itopeoled`of oeordallar per Mtd On II
Ism, rails. Dittos and otbardsearl . ono •
of iron manufactured In Ude countiy, to
compensate for loss of mantle OU Impor•
4149111feAVIISOPP12..'. •.;,..‘
1,11...,S • %; • A..
PIP CAPITAL.
Mr. Corbin and the Gold Ring—
The Tariffl3lllMonda Held in
• T i iiist iii-States—Tieginia Rep.
resentatires. -
BrTeekratib to the Pitutairgh tiasittB.l
WARELtworint,'W C., Jan. ffij 1870.
CORBIN TO 1 , 1 . E ATTACHED.
Several days ago the Committee on
(Banking and Currency received a letter
front A.M. Corbin giving exculea why
negleated their nummone. Anofbei
letter was received"at the meeting to.day,
in which Corbin repeated. that obroltda
disea.e prevornad him from being pli a a•
ent, but not givltigAtt3 protil4a
action in that directlml. It. Ia probable
the Committee will afoul an attachment
after • ' ' '
TRU
The Commtt . tedef way.' ilia Means had
he tttrigbiltuaidernotedderation today, and were engaged some time on the see.
lions relating to imitate' and chemicals.
The slettonsMtbel.lohireittee on sugar Is
as folt u rrs: ,9,u,redned stove dried loaf,
lu top, crushed, pperdered or granulated
anga6ecents pet-lb; on all raw or Mao-
eoysdo.eugar, 2 cents per IM, ortutartfled
autfar 01 Pellitsfiter' t Thai 4 : s P l Mildttott
hive agreed to redtietttlke duty on opium
from 2GOto i 1 per and morphine In
propertloll.
INTEREST ON TRUST BONDS.
Secretary Cox tc-dav sent to Senator
Sherman the draft of a bill, proirlding for
reittiblitsii4lhproited Slates for:mobt,
deiterksedrett ectiounref interest
due on bonds held in trust by Estates
which failed to pay interest on their se-
Cringes as It became due, and - for return
ing and applying so much tifXbe moneys
due from the United States as will be
peceaaary to satisfy the principal and In
terestve euch bonds duo: and , . unpaid.
Stiermin Intiodtteed the bill today.
sae cttuttxts MgYl3BBl4
Tho Bowie oMumittee on , Elections
will make no objection m hih, Porter,
but wit! hold the credentials of Seeger,
Bookerand McKenzie Mr further &hi
lderatton...othee members elect from
Ptiginia will await the return of the bill
with the President's signature tole
"warn in. "- 7
L I THE FUNERAL .F.LtET.-,
kestount of Voyage of , the - Plysillatt: and
Monarch Across theAtiaTtUe ; — The
fangionetda the Funeral, of Mr , .
isiresinrrapiTo
PARTSANLN Jhbuary 211.:-.0st, the- sr , -
riv#l or the PeabodY fleet. last night,
Cantainblatimb, of the Pl:month, came
ladtiedistelion 'bore and . prosteded. to
ebb Falmouth Bowie, where in inter-
View Was held with Admiral Perraguf,
this - Committee of the town of Peabody
and the reOcsantatives td`the fitateed
!bane and Ply Of Portland. lii giving
au - socannt of thst,voyage from t ngtand
Amolliica, width he describtaiTits ninny
pleasant one, Captain Macomb made the
following statement: _
Aftei leaving St:ahead the two versals
oilitid; Aft com Poor a been itowtu
Uahant, i n riance,mad passed,whon
st gale of wind and rain struck . them.
dining *MA they. laid' eight mfi wart
other. The Plymouth, alter endeavoring
unauccessnally tq had the Monarch. by
making a tran,fveree couree. sailed d tree:-
trio theplece of rendezvous previously
agreed upon, the Island of Msdeirst. In
going to Madeira the Plymouth made
very fast time, wailing about fourteen
knots an hour. 'arid anchored in the bar
bor of Purrehal tee or three days before
the Monarch arrived. While tying there
*stormy !south-west wind sine andthe
vestal main danger' of being driven
'on shore, Co 'lt was fotind necessary
to ship 'table.' In standing to` the est-
Ward torah into safe position, the Men
arch' , was discovered at anchor off the
Wien of fitatins, on the other side of 'thr
);.land. Both vessels were then got
cinder way and' nailed, with strong and
. favorable northerly winds, forßermucla.
,The Monerch sailed quite slowly in coin.
parinottivith the Plymouth, the screw
toeing little need In ester to save coal.
Under those circumstances the Plymouth
proceeded in advance of the 'Monarch to
Bermtide, where she remained nine
hounklitking' fresh provinions and such
dispatches as were, awaiting the fleet
-See afterwards joined the Monarch and
loth bessele sailed direct 'for Portland,
making use of both sail and steam power.
,The two vertneliC during a t,,Oreater pot ,
I lion of thevoyage from'onefourtb
'tb mohair a m ile anart„ and by:means
of a'oode of signals were able to comma
ideate' Very , restillk• with • ;min • other._
1 10aptabo Macomb speaks highly of the
Monarch and.. says she behaved Nolendidly do all weather. Her aocommods.
lions he geysers equal to these of. abed
finest frigates m the Americus navy.
lbe hardly reeled in • .the , beartest
was. ..Why,__l. belays"- mud Captain
itseemb, eouhl • use. her guns in
anything ahortof a gals cd wind. • She
k could bring her turrets inteeettort when.
the sea was so rough that I amid not es.'
If:sect:so my guns. I never saw_ her deans ,
thing worse thanilineh girths- leeward at' '
in angle not greater thane twenty de
grecs, end would -not have done
jbat If she bed, not been, under
411 Bhe Made witteesieldeinifforeday
With sails alone. Speed and steadiness
aro zwßorhisf grade& jpointi.:. She le in
ferior ~o our monitors, chiefly In heavy
~ :=ltiptd height out of watftr, .Whlett
Of totmad great Oliltierable Sur
fycl
Ten~
Oft r i i f i Wr 4ltt n rd . 3 t a rgt
Body sod Portland city. Conamiaaloners
Fa:seeded itt,thet ,rtivenne steamer Ma
i ulug to the *march. ,
I Tlie MUM , * having sabsfded, the morn.
I Tg was bright and lea
dsant, the build
ge sad trees release In eglittetlag coat
of,. The streets are running .with
Sited' 3110Wi but • isrobably itt,
tter condition when the reoeption pre-'
tog Ws arpl4ka.
.ILkt the thoditort steadM siattietcu3a;
.2.• l fleet and tooktbair line in the rear k
dinpiypiouth saluted, to whiled' the two..
it mere tooth' replied, foliaged by Tort
preble.
I At half past' ten the fleet weighs],
chor mideidled...tigi to the inner lair
r, the Monarch -leadinge foll Owed • by
a tfehtlintobomeh and ^ Verrht,,tbon the
Plymouth and smaller vessels. At
rdevenateitiMit.3lol MacharstritttlMlrt
George in the inner harbor. The spec.
*lure:very fine end was witnessed by
a great number of people from the shore.
The Peabody Committee boarded the
Monarch. and after. -aeeleg Mr. Russell,
- returned to the city to make final ar
rangements.. There were no seremonleir
cm :board the Monarch.: The body will
Terealci on board untU Saturday at nacre;
When It will be brought ' rebore , and es
corted heat' Hall , by a .naval proem.
sionjeansposodet the *Maws and Mite
cd the whole squadron. , •At • City- Hall It
ISM be received by Goy. Chamberlain
,and stiff; Peibody Committee, city
slothorittes, do. The Hall will then be
closed' lintfl Monday. 'whin the body
IrLU hale cats tusk the: patina WUlbe
admitted. On Tunaday Cite duel ceremo
nies will take pines, and the bodybe es.
coned. to the depot. Meantime the
Monarch and nymocith and, monitors
will be open to - the p.ubtle Mad steam
lacembas will convoy visitors without
Barrow, Jan. Mi.—ltobt. Cr Winthrop 1
And other members or the Citizen Com.
riiittee of Boston, lift to der in a special
Peabody funeral train for Portland. •At
Salem the.Tlnateell of the Peabody Dual.
tilts and officers -of the Academy: of.
lonely joined Ma party. Mr. Winthrop
• :tidally:it' the 'eulogy at the final obis:
AM:IO47AI /6102 JOUPV,./.
ttrauctiab of t he' Legislate wl snipe
s n2I ) .,TAVf x/ Kf ur ffriOß l PlV. 4 n.
Pb t
idos
Nerc_p
ilver,otef4
Rao/ilia 'T Um 7 eitarelir
against granting subaldira to noes of
wean staaposmand also that a largo . tok.
doetloil odght to be made to ll:weapon/ea
15aBcdlal BoSarnmant., Alter dts•
lon May war& passed. lAttes 'Tattoo
adallßoadopkid Haas th• Otis prepared ,
fldm oomusdteeof tba. Board of Trade
r eatab:lahlog ii.gardral moor, toureg. '
;ration:W. varfq3aoso reel Is ap.
'7ltroici, and th apropor i a,.. trectior.
.1 Eructed to bofotOo .co mp nods 4t,t ,
t a part of warabcom Ma/ with this or
- R i ff4 o . VP.So49lef
lIIIME
1 ; 9 THITESDAIt r' t JANUARY 27, 1870.
=9
SECOD EMTIOI.
ROCIR O ',CLOCKi Ar. I
i?ORIT4IRST • tiNGRESi
_ (sEcounnEo9loN.)'
pENATE:' DiscriiiEittikr:9l Pinup=
cial ijleasnres PoiliqridOpihti
Currency .Bill. the'
League Island' Nail Yard 'BLit'
Laid on the Table-140y of
Mr. 'Bullet, ot tO, 'the
:Speeth of Mr. Tlitit4l on' Appro
priattotto, Cotitioterting • 116;,
Statimiits. ' • '
. •
(By Telegraphic the rltispergh Gezet',o•l
WASHINGTON, January 28; 1870.
I • SENATE: . • • " •
Mr. HARLAN presented QS ereden-
Halo of Ms colleague, James B: Howell,
to; auf tbs-wlitimer ioor4ealled.7b3r. Zh
'ariissit."Afr.
_ .
l t fie tileaaeAticiiiinltted a joint rem
irktion of the Legislature of Kansas, ask
ing the removal of the Capital of the
United Shates4o Fort Lwaveissioeth
Lary,l34o4rvAith9n, ll .
tt Mr. PRATT presented the petition of
15,200 citizens of New York and other
Brea for an amendment to the National
C aattittletr.:gttending suffrage to (a.
;flies.
Ake, the _ petition of Thomas A. Hen.
drinks and other mettibersof the Indiana
8.4.f0r the Increase of thd salerieeof the
Judges of the Unitedfßalpithipreme end
proult Court*:
•
Mr. MORRII.L, Me., from theiammit
tee on Appropriation. ; • reported -tile
Meese Invelid peoditin aporobichulim
with an amendment - striking out the
clause covering the navy pension fund
Into the Treasury.
Yf:unestllOHAii•fnlrod'irebis' hid
Supplementary to the currenc y - act of
:June 312,11151:1 .arghdrites, lemk
tog unWir that'aCt and tinder the follow.
log provisions: • ~
No heasking , aseociati on Mall , be organ
ized with a capital of less than 00,000,
hor shall itaclrtudettancexpeed forty - five
per cent. drtlie septa! actually paid In.
Bankanoeshaving a greatte-chergation
than Ole otoptintm if. prtailtdted freer
taming r- or r lealsarang.any notes .151-
ceivigl by . them' freer the Corer.
troller -at Curfrency until -the-antotnit
of circulating , notes shall be re.
firmed to said limit. Whenever any
bank, for the-burp:imp of reducing Its
circeilatten. Pal; surrender its notes to.
the ComPtrolletrof etutency, they shill
be burned and the bonds oeposited for
seourity returned: • Until the Secretary
of the Treasury shall , entity •that - the
amount of U.S. legal tender notes in
eircelation , le reduced to $200,000,000.
Oxclusive of fractional currency. - all
eeautltkes deposited with the Tress.
urer or tile; U'Altert State. for
the redemPtion: of circulating notes
'shall •3011 shit of United States legal ten
der news. When the amount of legal
tenders!. reduced be10W1200,000,000, and
ahovelloo.ooo,ooo, not less than .half
the securities deposited shall consist -of
legal tender note., and the other. half of
notes or bonds, and the whole amount of
security may consist of either bonds or
notes, woen the amount of legal tenders
Outstanding la reduced below 1100,000,-
00. Whenever legal_ tender notes are
deposited for !security, an above provided,
the Treasurer of the United Mame areal
execute to the banking aseocutfiona reg•
awned hoods for an equal amount, pay
&biota' marlin thirtYStatar enttrintevest
at -- per cent., said bends to remain
evidm.the Treasurer in truer.- as security
for ituspayinent cheralarisg 'notes 1.1.
sued - to banks, by the , lksuptreller of
Thu lad ,section prohibits all National
beside from -paving -interest on deposits,
except in fulfillment of existing con
tract., and from Weighting of cola -here
after received for Interest on toads de
posited with the Treasurer, at any time
when the amount of coin 'hold by the
bank shall ho lest than —per cent. of
its Indebtedness. •
On /notion or' Mr. EDMUNDS, the
Sonata took up the bill for the disposal
or lands embraced In Fort Rldginy tea
ervation..
The discussion continued until the ex.
piratic/a of.the mornbas hour, when the
bill was recommitted to the quinine°
on Public Lauda. .
MiESM2MMgiI
S '
UL &tr. CORBETT spoke In eupport of the
•
Mir.SUMNER oPPotent the blll, wort.
orqt'that the redistribution of the • *slat. ,
log currency could not be made without'
IIIedIIIIII,COUWKIWAIONL to the buxinees el
the country, and would not me:edgily/Ad
&uncial recOastrnetiOn.' TLia till pre
iOnted simply the of enlarging
thellational bank ourreney, sod ereattnit
eyetom of Inv 'banking, founded on
Oa Woe., These he 'chewed were
in
adequate for the .Purpoisee to de seem,
He offered as an amendment to the
substitute for tbe'ileaClind second see.,
clone of the bill, a provision for the en
largwtoiement utiles . Itilionalllsolculrec u tia.
fbatiOri, gopopt>"
and lOC he withdrawal of
greenbacks for every bank note issued,
Ultimately having -only bank notes in
exigence.
i hgn, SHERMAN replied! :defence of
the hill. He said the effect: of Mr. Sum.
verb amendments' Was to defeat the
pending IneNnioi by , Krotgtplli
*ith the !analog bill and the general
rtedout Welch woke Atorailight up by'the'
endments be had, offered. kiefildit9.l
the bill itie it'inettehre )tistlee.
1 Mr. TEttw.wal opposed am.sinuma-:
4
we hl li n eh t, no mtherfse hat d Mao t portion o Un t l f h ini e
ite MIL
d Wild'cV
banking in the country for all ~time to
me. He believed the remedy In re.
'Mud to thireqnstifitlasaf the preeent tol.l
time of cumptcy In enrankper,
Pmuste the tird'arbreiChad originated
lin Orr adutiolatrigioh of an tot.
Milgrim, and would make it. mom ;
than:until 'ecirtaibidloh lit nature. New'
uslandl, ;10412 •REfo• Wit rof, ,ttie poppp
tlon at the would still have un
der the bill nearly one half of thebirou.
Thls did not propose to take,
onti'dollar itiretilation frodi that' len."
you. d
!Mr. MORTON gave notice o an amen -
tient to income omoont or.=
ttogia kertidtttlo toISS.I.OIMIMUs
og j15,0003,t00. Me would pt event any
P e w
glowing 'oat of the with
wet of the reserve seCessary for the
tame elf WY' let=f i al
/ ills.ecroath
Mould also be taken from States In ex
cess, If this itinerant Mali be demanded
per IgOggyMOlttivit beekl - eihitletott.
! HOUSE OP RqPfipSENT.A.TIVD3.
,
t Mr. WOOD asked-leivirto offer a rep
elution calling on the Postmaster Gen.
Mal to east* by Wilt 11 ' 0110 dt/3wN'
pistie Otatmititirs `thrßitit ohl l Se
country blank forms of petitions against ;
the franking privilege, the cost of having
the amine printed, to. '• • -
lido...re. DAVL'i and PETERS objected.
IMr. WOOD saVe notice be would offer
themoladlott ou Me:4MT. .„ „
!htt:ITANTRUMP Offered s teruilthStni
nine on the -•—
ilung on the tioretary of the Treasury
r a statement as to the interest paid by
e Govenithent on.tiande Of I t4e.
and Gentral Pacific Railroad adomploy,
at to Government freight transportation
oh those roads, te to .WitY aides teed&
ate omitted in• the official periodical
statements of the nubile debt; end so to
the stock of those companies. Adopted.
LT
Mr. HAY offered lllollol.otldll dtradti
lit the Mtomittee on Minos and Mining
t oVeatigate the woes oftbe•Avetxbd.
Witsi:er,tpd Op whethpr Copper"
Wta power under" the "froestlidthen
Woisie til hitelepA Pq4 «00.
gonads. Adanteq,
Mr. cos. direa l< resaiivark.
on the OciPletar.9 of Wiz Sqr . I nrortustOP
lta to the RA, or °Mem employed ori
p 1t dutleslA theilletlittiArhethet they'
a"alsopaid 9 , 41 : Po. nap, TfoßPrra
The League Island bill wu dliettued
at 'math. frpo,,provorm
,gowlop, was
samoded. UMW °timed*, Ofilffr.
pmwu, It was tublrd—yeas 04, nays 67.
Mr. JIILLtff 'offered a resolution of
tolifdiffellettpt likidliCkkaatif Wbifld
tomlesjoper," t ;parges) wpb ere
rl'Afrdati*ff t rgg Alt Evart.
y 1014M116.
ME
other;landless peophl T *.the Southe rn
Stan*. Adopted. ,_ ;
Mr. WILSON, of Ofirid a, mo•
'Anton of Inquiry as ,t om - '- i eint sod
value of Image of lb a tie! ' reedlike
ausespnble ofprodu In the• United
Mateo, ma to pleura usehig Mrs dye stink
sa r im.
madichms, food, to:Welland, fits Ma
terlais and other &sappiest
Mr. JONES, of ite , ntt uc k g edleave
to offer a res o lution* e public)
debt "brand be paid etrldgracoording to
the contract, that' part specified to be
mild in Win to been paid( and that part
specitied to be litabi Anienainwery In tee
paid to currency, as all -Mbar debts are
paid, and that any policy id return to
specie payment while the pettlitt debt en.
lam, or the funding of theralaus• with
Principal, payable In coioolpitted be an
orange upon the taxpeisre of the
%reentry and direct leslableall for capital
against labor. -..
, Mr. KELSEY objected. . •
~...
Mr. GARFIELD hoped the resolution
would be &drained and voted down.
She resolution was not reeeived. •-
of the
Senate tell ,ftxtendAes theihnite
ni the port or New Qrleen4!PaPitlK4
The House it 2, 15" went Into Comatt:'
tee of the Whole,' Mr. Idioms 'IA •tlip
Choir,: and took Await' 'Llgtalatlyei
ecntivo And Judiciary appowl!than;NMV„
, .
Mr. BUTI,ER. of Maltathe
Committee In reply,to datum& o Ids
Ma!mime, Mr, Dawea. , llfhe' objing ' - erf
that speech was teCelloW blo Muni
ink that aud anredecting Old XIM. ni1a,,,,,,, 40,
President Grant's admin ' co ........v.
for appropriations of lingsll7 - note
than th e expenditures of han leered
dohnaon's adze .1 Of: mane,
the temptation of then.. OnB.golgit
Pecretarlee was to Mgt • • show
of economy by abandelldia* , all' litibJ
lie works and by under eingsartheg emery
posed:de expeediture. lie fireste:Motilnasek
the Incoming admitiletraPommed Meng
it to bring Ina long deticiineit.blll, lipon
which Democrats might tragod'Untellante
or extravaganoe agelnat ; ti mis littpubllcen
party. But In their wlmigins,
thine they could.not havresined that
la Republican Chairman the Celmmlt
tee• on Appropriations skald, be a wil
ling hustrument of, their. A
stilt more fatal misoan • 'oftruth
by the liChairman of the ct
nee ', and
a still greater deception ott Uterconetry.'
whether Intentional or o, n Wm to I
looking the fact that the animates MAD !
dre* Johnson were based On Terre unex
pended balances, the balance''for 'the'
navy then being thlrtyieLffit milthanie
and for the quartermaster% department
of dummy-six totilionat 111Pistentelikel
were now expended; sublentlany, sus,
every ' dollar available lbw 'the - fatale
would have to be appropriated from rev
ennui. It was bard to binge the col
league did not know that *reit' and' de
trembling beet, which answered his st.. -
tack upon the Republican, Merit
was still harder to bellevelluit,
It, he concealed It. Had b ' been exit:Med
by the fact that his p ' ( ktr. -
Washburne, of 1111nols) 1141try'eatting
down appropriations opotMe Wench,
of unexpended balaneee; gni I reputation
for economy and was patted battle back'
as the ebuil dog of the treaturyP' Wn
It - feratible that his eolleigint would
unlike the Interests and 'Mogi* - of bit
party to Ida own self, ingaireffizementf .
In this connection Mr.- , Bettler MI a.
letter to himself from OtentilarrßOnt'
well, giving the unexpen balsams of i
June, 1868, as follow*: W '. truf,
8101.633,801; Navy, 'llB, 'lndian 1
end Pension Depart . 0117,088,. ,
Civil Perriee. 119,444,63 1 /: $196,426.- I
490.
kno t.
Resuming his be anti that
A. Johnson ' s Becteudisi a 106$ should
have made their eel • in viewed
those balances, whale . Eltant's Ben ,
rotaries, In 1869, made A i animates
without any view arm* 'La the
Treasury. Thom bal toting :VIM:
'medlar expended a. to War Depart
ment, the estimates for - _Year ending
June 80, 1869, ware 110,04000,and !LW
that were added old war debts paid, It
would brffig It to lift... 060, The army _ i
expenses for the year ding June SU,
0170, the first leap_ of . Vegrit's ad.
brinlatratfon,'Vere 144, , 'x,030. The re.
deafen in army expenditures from the
last year of Johnson's until the first
year of Gram% administration,.. was
812,818,929. and the estimated, redpedun ,
forthe next year was 86,119,149, and be i
tended that the - reduction would still
go on. Ac to the Peat Office Department,.
his colleague knew that nearly 12,000.000
of the animated excess was a clerical
error. We omit stating that, Bids state.
ment was not an ingennons plea for an
verreary- of the administration *admirer-
Oats to baton upon it the charge of et.
traverance? The whole amount 'eked for,
by the Poste:Doe Department, instead of
being 039.134.7,A as appeared in the book'
of eatimatee, was 127,482,633. Ought not
the Chairman of the Committee, on Ap
propriattona before he made an attack
open the Administration, of. which be
Steed In place the leader In the Roush t o
have kleertained ench errant Bat the
error hid - hese discovered- at ' the De.
;nutmeat on the 7lb •of Deoember, and,
his colleague bad teen notified of It. . .
Referring in this connection. to , the
proposed abolition of the franking privi
lege. he ,expreared si. desire to-see its.
Abolishment, bemuse it was, an impedi
ment and a nuisance.' Bat be wished to
me it abolished for, everyoody, every-.
where, and above jilt, after the Impudent
howling oleoresin newspapers about the
franking .Prlvilege, he wanted to see
every newspaper pay its postage for
.the use of the franking privilege to hav
ing the walla loaded down with. in many
hastances, deleterione sheets; spreading
idYn.- Camienla ni.-:..litlitelt.....l lo ldrums
And a 'ition Lana meal! over the land.
What the-New York Tribune paid at the'
some rate by weight for the circulation of
Itt blanket sheet -that tine pear man mid
fbr his letter, then, the "abolition of the
franking pritillege - Wb . eitelie nigh at
band. But while all the daily . papers
tidbit' the country were lent free, and
weekly papers nearly free, he desired a
little modesty on the part of editors in
the demand for the abolition of franking
privileges for other people.
As to the Navy Department, and his
Colleague's sneer at attempted economy
in tenti.digimpioretg thar thigehohflx*
tbc.oll l 4l,lo43lol4COOLAvysiothif
animates for ma for two years 1868 and
'69, amounted to $1,880,000.
As to the Treasury Department, he
proceeded to show. the exams In the esti
' mates was caused by the legislation of
elongreas In ordering the erection of pub
tic works, such as the New York and
' Boston Etianfacea, dim, which made a
I dirrareace matter; pus year of neer 16,
'000.0041.
!His colleague had not seen tit to pay
tds respects particularly to the State Do
partment. Perhaps because the dltfor.
ehce was only $32,000. But that depart.
went, like all the rest, could stand the
t rt iAZ i el im eentomy In expetejuture k
War alb past .o• lathe
department was 194,000 loss than theism
year of Johnson's administration.
As to the Interior Department, be
thought he could aoopunt for the1112,080,-
000 of exednief'tratfftde."The deplane.
Don was to he found in the feet that now,
fdr the first 'time, appropriations were
13/1413 directly far., the-Patera.
staid Ornate's . , Vaid - Out of Athe'Palbn
°Moe fund; that the Lend Odic° required
$112,000 additional for land surveys, ow.
leg to the Immense emigration, and that
there wee& different* of itir„mo,car for
pensions, owing to the unexpended bal.
anceof last year.
at i s his (*Magna had omitted to
mention die extravagant estimates for
Clangress„tu which there wee ea moose
or tvoPotita•i Uti sinfetilbe Hottaft be
hag gone over them with eonsiderable
care and with entire accuracy. He had
estimated the expenditure of the second
year of General Grant's adtulnistratiop,
pampered lt. with the appropsiatkala for
the drat year, and endeavored to reply
item by dem to thil genital otuirges
Made by his colleague. He undertook
to show that the mamas not properly
chargeable to the excess of antebellum)
la General Grant's administration were
$60,009,000 leas tbao,the , asaimota of ap•
itiretit estimate*. Pt
NO„ which is etuaged iteetettaartits year
over 110,899.000 really. JOU than the sp.
propriatinnitar .=.3sar.lt. would tit
be seen 'Matfett& of Ibis McMillian&
Übe calling fate more than it tnidlot
year. to parr on the , Goventurebt, it
diced ?brand reroentpended an. appro.
MIAOW of the Oar, ,en ded
1 ,48 AI
over ten minima less Hi n at of
'air. IHILOMpoo 'Andrea
49h 'Mfg.
alone Of eoonamy.wmca worn' Pflug
pit lbritalltig 011 Morlart Sad *dell.
me y ede fitkeretarlegrecommekid
•4 eact saforaed la their. tepartik.were
watt sachet Chairman of the. Acimmletait
on Appropriations' . Mated. false prate;
Mos. and not intended to be carried
In fact these explanations of tbejnokot
estimates, which he now gave tug - of
eceurecy,a4bo defeUeof which. he
We. sure he tadold"Vodch," tpodtd - gave
beers Oran kriV follegno • Cbatrmao
:Of the Commit on Appropriations, on
that the true position of the Government
might have been folly understood by the
country. He Should not have played
the part or Hem, in leaving uncovered
the nakedness which be supposed he
saw, and should not have left hint (Mr.
Boiler) the role ,of Jsphet and Sham,
tritest that there Was no nakedness to
coder. ':Hie colleague stood In relation
to the Government as Chancellor or tae
Exchequer. Who ever heard of a Chan.
tailor of Exchequer presenting hie bud
get on the domed Peril's:tient, and net
explaining a single item of the budget,
except.to say the estimates were astray
saw' t and corrupt. His colleague eltould
have remembered that he wail a part,
and an important part, of this Admiebt
'ration, and that if anything seemed to
beg; it as
biErinty toilet admitt
ideation and to the party to have sought
Mast Carefully for an explanation. He
was informed , fie had not done , so, ex
feet in One or two instances of depart-
• That his colleague's statement way In.
cermet end. calculated to make'a fable
Impression -upon.the Country, was evi
dent from the faiths; be had before hint
tbe tipOrt of the filemetary, Oahe.
ThiaintY, ip which he astittuded Shea*
pandittnas at ral.tkakapOotav vllll{Bo7-
Colleague, with the report'
belbrt=.
tifonithdeOtotrythadtbe
ofilliannwry, who lathe estiman
g
o r
the.govertunent, eatiamea
the ea tar es Air Me coming year et •
#41,000,0 more than he
iteduk or. t tOlafrel2town Me
rebate of itte''AdMints autism" And
at his colleague, With - al[ that
posrledge,, hail • sent;- abroad that
entitat, • incorrect and most un
etatsment to the country, to
II end' to the hates b 1 the enemlEa
f theGavernment, with which to ea-
E r :l= B - Wai It inm.datlnt the the
laadattai ear drfthe shoal&
feel/o,oeo apples of Ms speech'
II the boa.olll4paldd tlonatuant they
hould tind foi,shete 14,1, Wit' did. oor
we
iiui seum, if ts t spole to convict**
itritiragance t °Calve It
thefeltidhl bline3.l*.inreru"
ed by itit'ex ndlt Theteasof mete
estimator made %by butler offloera t sad
which the, wile directed to make by
law of Omens?, Why did he lake the
educates albeit bureau office* to be .
1881,000.000;.- when •be had an °Moist
statement of the 13earetary of 'she Tree.
pry that the whole eorpenses world not
eioetaLtbr the year 1594000,000 •
• Eapenaltana altar attysa the only test
Of meow', I But. what he did most sin.
ea_ sial9 rudder comPlal, n of, and what th e
iteplablittan party had a right to complidn
of,ltt ids colleague, was that standing in
the plate ha did, he-.had given a fable
Inapresskrn to the country' that • the
pladnea of eopoorny with which the Ad.
ministration mole in were not wed
il
out In fact and w a re not' to to 'carried
b5 O It. Ho had thaa ,glaen an ad
ventage to his enemies,. to their enemies
and to the enemies of the Government,
by which to wrbst the power from the
bands of those who had .citnied the
conotry through the war sod Copia,* It
to the tutu* of Mee who: sought at
would person its destruction by 'War.
hat private_ gists ,hatt he :that made
F i p ' 3 1117.,
an
I, know not, .
Ilkitliw) had atideavo e tins to
coonnt, In his own mind, for hit col•
ibempachwatipe.Ahat the snots.
of It we. tts4Vdlessose was
it' oaal l y re. woo
I onlybeestiseof lodation.,
At. :finder condo "it emoddeisble
lehgth'inrevidirof illi:Tbilies'.courie on
the reconetin rood th assures, • asserting
that he bad , been held down by his cm..
servals= as by bonds of new 'tithes, his
voice not having bea neard In advocacy
of either the 13th, 1 4th or 15th Constitn.
timed amendments.
Mr. DAWEY moved the Committee
rise. Before doing •w said that when it
was strain In sweion be would state the
*coulee he had for making the speech to
Which his colleague had replied. He
also at some length defended Ms polltl-
BRIEF TFIEGILUID3
—The President yesterday signed the
bill Omitting Virginia to repteeentallou
/P,tt l *Mirou• . .
roe.An arringementa are now completed
the carrying of foreign malls, toe
contracts recently made extending over
tyro. years. •
•
- -FrltaWeltermari, of Wanwantatuis,
Michigan, fell Into a vat of boiling water,
in a distillery, on Monday, and was
scalded to death. , • •
—Fifteen new oases of small pox were
reported fn New `fork city yesterday.
The report the other day was that the
Omle was subsiding.
....Henry W. Blodgett, the newly ap
pointed Judge of the United States Die.
trlct Court. was sworn in at Chicago yet.
terclay and took hie seat on the bench.
—Resolutions relative to the X. l 7th
Amendment were reported to the House
of the New Jersey Legislature 'ester.
day afternoon, and set down for Tuesday
next for consideration.
—Jiai 'Elliott, the prize fighter. at New
York, Tuesday night, shot and seriously
wounded an unoffending negro, who
enterooently felled Elliott to the ground
•
with a heivy piece orison.
—bites Hattie L. Butterfield, teacher' in
the -Kerrie School. Chicago, who was
arroned about a week ranee for disorder.
ly conduct. In punishing a scholar, bad
her examination yesterday and wee dis
charged? •
The, Oberlin University, at Wester.
villa, Oblo, was destroyed by Are Wed
nesday niorning. Loss N 36.0001 insured
for r 40.000. The institution misconduct.
ed tinder the .ausnices of the United
Brethren.
—R. U'Phllllo °Wilma] a vardlot yes
terday of $20.000 against the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad for personal Injuries ans.
Lathed by the explotion of a tot:emotive
belonging to the 'Company; In Central
depot In Chicago; ln Iteoomber 1807,
—The Russian - who teaselled in Stoeck
er street, New York, by Daniel Biddle,
has recovered, and left the hospital. He
:Is shortly to be married to the mysteri
ous woman who waited at hie bed aide,
and who turns out to be a Mica Coy
Kendall of 'Middletown N. J.
,
—Circulate were elandestinely Issued
In Chicago on Mesita) , night. , calling s
meeting at 'the Tremont House for the
purpose of forming a vigilance commit.
tee Popular Indignition'ia very justly
Moused against the numerous gasp of
scoundrels who now infest Chicago.
—The - stilt of the Erie Railroad against
Commodore Vanderbilt toreotser '6,000 ;
000, alleged. to have boon paid on the
settlommt of litigation two yearn ea%
wee down for trial on Tuesday, but was
put' ver to the Brat Monday In March,
oaring to the illness of judge Barnard.
—Charlet' Henry, night watchman at
the Little Miami Railroad, at Cincinnati,
was struck by an engine yesterday morn.
log while sitting on the track with a lan
tern In bar hand. He was thrown upon
the cowcatcher and secaped with a bro.
• n leg. He mays he did mot beer on nee
the trado approaching.
41. Helena (Montana) dispatch amen
the tiody.of • chinamsa.4.H.Chaw, who
murdered John P. Balzer, January 1641,
was found Tuesday morning hanging on
the celebrated hangman'atree of vigilant
days, placarded on the beck what was
his crime? and the words; "Beware;
the vigilantes still -
workmen were discharged
from the Brooklyn' Navy Yard on
Tuesday, and one hundred on the prey'.
cue day, In punteanc• of resit orders of
the aommaadant, Admiral Golden, dl•
rooting the reduction of the nrunarloal
foroe as soon as practicable with. the
Watts Of the public samoa.
rjrnesday.-tin the Erie Railroad, an
extra freight ran Into the reenter east
ward benuddireight train, at Rewiring. a
tow talk* *rest of Port Jervis. Fifteen
cars loaded with butter, dour and other
merchandise, were completely wrecked.
Thelma!" rely greet to the company
Trahus were detained atx hour" by the
acilidems. '
, pstitYalite rdilY morning 4amee
!Aug, a well ,known cock drover, wee
thrown from a frelgOt train on tke Chi
cago: Pilrllnood and Qulney 4284, near
.4nrate, 'iirad Id= 30 maces.. A
turrltowor gm accident he use standing
between thenve and Wining AAA cattle,
-body.was aosuared U3' 'midi r m .
wets DO Aberoad tar eydienencekW OM
11,111t11. ' L; • . 'l. •
..moirkabeg et Jersey City swan the
114eiliellicedl: strikers IL oda to have
1 bran by :ram dialers In the
disttl=rted elmesteralusivsly by
thaapenilives, Ceding their Justification
I In tha fart that ir the
_places of the stet.
Mery aro supplisol by New;Yorherg,
(thereof &Niteroi witness hastens. '
a
Jersey pitY Obiraiion Connell. his 4
stored taw Rrle Compuiy to reinstatethe
111.110:111. '.. ' • •
NEWS BY CABLE.
Emigration to British Colonies
Another Submarine Cable—
Annexation Policy of the
United States—The New Cable
Between England and France
—The Council at Rome.
(B 7 Telegraph , to the Plttaborah autte.)
GREAT BIIITAIR
Los DON, January 28.—A great meeting
was held at the Mansion lionae, in dile
oily, last evening, to promote emigration
to Canada and other British Colonlew
The Lord. Mayor presided, and eminent
men addressed the meisting..
A submarine cable has been ordered.
which will be laid along the Pantile coast
of outh America, from Panama toPaym,
Pent.
1 : The - Times, h is an , editorial. today on
. the 'definitive' adoption of the policy of
I .hdlifiegation by the United Stater. The
' wittierwrya England, though indifferent,
*Marinaded at - the cue of Domiciles
ikdob. to merely adding other negn;
Mallmunittat to those sO difficult to man
si • ' FRANCE. -
.
AM January 2CL—Reporta are c u r-
PA rent MU haMlatere . liarnlankee and
Vildrame:Will'icalgo; on account Of a
want of - harmony on the commercial.
The new French cable recently names ,
fully laid ,betwhetistlalcombe. , England.
and Brignonan. Alum, ill . of: the most
44,
...I.
aolid dedecri on of deep . ma. *Mkt,.
weig t h 42 l:l and 04 ball. ,tona„ to the
Mile, t. al the - 1.0(fototOe0 ;tens.
OW .1 atil 'Worn:, b‘ocuti-
plotedid • irliCs the lona
!gamut of In' 'dOtrariew
Sy WI miterate will.- be Alone-
Witted directly tarn iErvist. to , London
, Without posing throulrk Par* u at mew.
apt. ,The ontopletlon of (hie nee/link will
Owe London and New ; York inalmoat
direct commtmication, and the. , whole
route will be under the mattagement and .
control of the French Cable Company.
MOM
ROME, January 28 —The Pope still Suf
fer. mach froth cold, bat presides over
the Ecumenical Counsel every day. It
is said the Council will suspend and pos.'
albly..close altogether about Either, on
account of the Insalubrity of Rome.
ELM
HAVANA, January W.—Prods?lce Gras,
Chief of Staff to General Cavada, and his .
brother 'Raman, have been executed 'at.
Cienfuegos. .
DIAA/A6.ABFA
LONDONDERRY. Jan. 26.—The steam
ablp Nestorian, from Portland, has iv
rived. _ •
• flout mut : pros, Jan. 23,-The steam
Ohio Maine, from New York, has arrived.
BMW, January Hi.—Tbe steamship
pisla brill., from Hamburg, for New
Yo rk.,
Want delayed here until Sunday.
FINANCIA.L AND COMMERCIAL,
lafctoOk,'Janualy 53.--ifercnisp.—cen•
sobs be money. 92N; Recount; 82%®92!/,';
tamerleiM 7 securities quiet and steads;
675, 86%; Cis, 8314; 655,80%; 19405. 844'.
Erlea,l7X; Illinols Central, 1.0334; Adria
tic; & Great Western, 25%.
LINZELPOOL. January 26.—Coiton buoy
ant; uplands, 11Xd; Orleans, 124; sales
16.060 balsa. Cadtronda white wheat 9s
®Sis 3d; red western No. 2 7aikt@lis Ind;
winter, 8s 7d ®BS 9d. Western flour. 21s
3d. Corn, No. 2 mixed, 37. 6d.- . 0.113, 2a
6d. Barley Is. Peas, 84.64. Pork qui.t,
102 s Od. Beef, 102 s. Lard buoyant .745.
Cheese, 71r. Baum, 58a 6d: Common
rosin Is 3d, pine do 14s. Petroleum Is
6d, refined 2a. Tallow 445. Turpentine,
Ws. Linseed Sts 104, cakes 10s.
Lannon, Jan. 2 5.— Tallow 465, dull.
Sugar 39s 'Wilmer. ~- Lsesed.trulat and
steady.
.FRANKTORT. January 26.—Bcinds aloe
ed flat at 91,6®91%. • ,•
Rama. January. 26. Bourse clawed
firm at 73 &aims 66 centimes. •
ANTWSBP. January. 28.: Petroleum
closed quiet at 60%f. . •
January 28.—Cation 138546 •
Pmerlean Pram. Teteitrapti Assoclation
Orgaulzell.
=
Nxw Yong, Jan. 26 —The American
Press Association permanently organ;
ized this afternoon- at the Astor Rouse
by the election of John Russell Young
as President. A Constitution was adop
ted providing for membeyship of all
newspapers to the benefits of a cheap
and speedy emptily of the latest tele
graphic intelligence, foreign and domes
tic. Twenty-five papers of New York,
Brooklyn, Jersey City. Newark, 1:0112011,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, .Washington
and Cincinnati were represented. An
address to the American Press was
adopted, allowing the basis of the organ
isation to - be free trade in news. The
A...notation starts with strong prcepeds
of becoming a successful disseminator of
telegraphic news •to papers • throughout
the United Stites. All newspapers join
ing h are allowed an equal ♦aloe in its
management. Jahn Hasson will be ap
' pointed Superintendent of the new or
ganization. •
—Daring ties war Gatewood'a rebel
guerrillas killed twentyareven ettlzans In
the lower part of Tennessee. Bake rArra.
strong was ono of the killed. He was
shot by Lieut. Jackson whilst lying
wounded in his mother's anus. Oa
,Friday !sat a man named Jackson, an
4mm:tattle description of the murderer',
was' arrested at Cleveland. Bradley
conntyi Tenn and taken to Polk County,
where he was Identified by Mrs. Arm.
atrong. He was then ordered back an.
der guard to Cleveland. On the, way
back, on Sunday, he wait shot and killed.
Anderson Armstrong, a brother of Jack.
eon's victim, it label:eyed did the shoot
ing. 'Jackson protested his innocenee.
The Armstrong' are loyal citizens. ~..
—The propoeltion Is now under con
abieration by. the Rouse Committee on
Railway and Canals, In Congress, look.
ten to the purchase and ownerahlpof the
Erie Canal, on condition of assuming Ito
debt. The object la to secure free ziavi
nation between the. East and West,
Which Can be done by building a ship
canal around the Falls of Niagara. .17n.
der the laws of the State of New York,
toile cannot be abolished so long as there
is any indebtedness Of the canal. The
subject has been submitted to prominent
members Of the New York Ligialattint,
asking If they will assent to such an. an
newsmen& If Outgrew chill pass a mea•
ante to carry ant these objects.
resointion wee introduced Into the
Renting) , Home of Representatives yea.
terdiy to protect employers utiodoet
gro employes. It provides that any one
convicted of enticing away from his
employer I laborer who ha. engaged In
writing to perform service shall suffer a
fine therefor, and that any one angina.
log to keep a laborer In Ms employ who
has entered into a written engagement
to serve another. after being notified of
soot, engagement, shall also 1M Convic
tion befitted tor the game. , .
—flavtlen- *deities state that besides
the outlawing of Sidney° and the nmard
alive thousand dollars in gold offered
for his bead, It le alao decreed that all
other Insurgent* who shall fall to give
up their arms and submit to the revolu
tionary authorities within forty-eight
hours of the publication of the edict,
shall be equally outlawed. The. list of
these includes the name of General Tate,
Sainaire's Minister to the. United States.
A CONTIDIPOILARY Publishes a letter,
In which the inter says he has been
placed In the trying dilemma of haring
to choose betieen a barrel of apples for
his family and a siapariptign for a agiTa.
paper. He adds that he finally concledtd
to subicnbe for the paper, and "trust
rrof 'donna for the apples."
• 4 urns ;tar inguind st thelogaste
pogotllce recently ti there was ot letter .
for , Cheeter 1111thery, end while the
clerk wee looking for the letter. the Dub
fellow thinking to help, bite In hia'seareb,
sea, "Be le mania now. end I "'pose
they put Meter onto bisinunts"
BtIITALO, January.2s:—CatAlorweete ,
MOO: stdpmeutr.'llooi tuaritot
and arm. privy* Rani the um*
week; Wee 110 hertiat avgao for Unto.
;boo butchers , - to' prime:. thin ittoulrell
dull at to. Sown sooelpts a:it'll:Me* 4474'
r‘rek; Do .rteroulatlve or ablptiltor. de
gaud:. oomultul to eals &al at aNalaisits
viattraTT 441110 11 ,011ty psalms It
e 1 : r;
NO. 23
FOOD FOR AN OARA.
Two Italian Women Abeeond With Their
~ kliesba.ues• stock in Trade.
,
True love never rune sue nth before
matrimony; When the wedding vow is
made,iheri love cbta - up`queer pranks,
and - sem/rally' zunias - spooked as a
mountain 'brass. ' 1 The story ire are
about-to narrater le'one r peenifinly die:
titeathrt; and Clue/metes that Outward
thrift and industry do not alwaysetend
as indexes of inward domestic OLIN and
happluses. Pedestrians on ; ow of , Cdir
main avenues could not 'fall to have Pb ,
served, In close proximity to each - other;
two extensive, and well+ condecased pea ,
nut stands, which monopolised .a ljrge
cheroot the transient custom. The pro
prietors, true eons iof shinty hely, en
trusted moat of the cerst of thele,eatab,
lishmente to the helpmates ; they , had
taken at the altar, whiletheyoacaslonally
tools pleasure Janina Into the 'taller
villages about the city to fcirritab. the,
denizens thereof with operatic perform.
sneer on orminor wale, prlocipally with'
excruciating hand waists and adeptpert
formica monkeys. The wivakbusout.,
rosy and good looking, wets In waiting al
their istreatriands isschnid,rainPanCrwand
sunshine. front early, morralngslithus at
night. ' Their patience sod JOU/0y and,
close attention to tinsinesavras a subject
of remark 'among those who:frequently
passed that way, and few.gusreaereerho
imagined that they had 'stopping big
husbands in the bartkeround:• Things
went. on In this manner Ilotithedngly till
one Sell day
.last weep,.. when the two
' women enterd into a tiodepfnleYellkinet'
their pennant aadaeoretly reisoleecrtipiai
;a diesedutleit. -um* wtss boughi peel
;nuts itlheir sands bet Ween Monday of
illist'Week laid Yesterday, placed so anti
!money. as•Shey *trended , into . the itts. ,
.scosiling fund of the tyro prettyrAtallan
woken, who bad Inlry and drittlyresely;
en upon eloping, mot with; paramour
'but with their husbands', , monkeys -
!organ boxes. Witli all there dyne lIT
:itlx.
, m attired; they &Marled stestordiy morn.'
tog for Chicago or eomeotheracciall wean.
ern -town to, push their , - fortunes ,-pe
,gether, taking with them, in addition
;to an uncertain 'amount' of • moorryi
the professional stock in. . trade of Ureic
hciabands in the way of two box organ.
and one Brasilion mOokey. Their hus
bands overslept' thineselves and awoke
to bud the peanut business not going on
as usual, and their better halves among
the raduting. There was • tempest in an
Italian shop.. Threats of direful :yen
seance on the negligent wives, which
were not weakened any on the discovery
of a note citing the wrongs the women
had eo long quietly endered, and :an
nouncing that they had quit their beds
and boards Ibrever to push their fortunes
elsewhere •In the broad world. Next. ,
worse than all, was dhsiovered that with
them had gone the pdtred Monkey and
the boxed UP- mular shs with which
they, had clonal:tied so many, children
and put - on edge the, nerves of at
folke. - They were quick In relining'
a resolution to follow after the fugitives,
not to bring them home, but to adinln,
later one long, farewell castigation to,
them and toget back their stook in trade.'
With their bard ground out (limo.' they
bought tickets to Chicago and let on,
their tour of search, and vengeance last
night. We shall patiently await the'
sequel.- The little episode in domestic
Ille.has created a profound aerunitionln
peanut life, and we should not wonder
that the peanut market wilt be shaken by'
the retirement cf two 'such extensive
dealers from the trade.
Real Estate Tratudere.
The following deeds were 'were admitted of
record In the once of Thos. H. Hunter,
Recorder for. Allegheny county, 'Tues.
day, January 25, 1870:
Job. anc.antteln tullabert Barris, Noy. =4l;
lila; lot 73 by ix Pitt on the \Mather's Tbird
btraT. 4 4. l' l ' Vrg Y tn anberwo al.* fn.
10. UM; lot 45 by 117 feel, Berl /Ali% n'• plan.
Lowe. Mt. 0111, towntblp • WO
Mrs. tom. Koss. to Andruir /I.loont, BY.. Ilea,
9 tatb• lot 43 bY 147 fem. Boyd Italltallea
iim
0. Molter.. Ltn T. •tartan% Nu, it, Mt
lot 1 , 21 It 9 on Illighland ; /wenn° 11/41
wat tl ' •2 ten
r •ripy,ta enamelll..altran, M 1147
10130 lty Itlfaet on Walnut et! et. Noitte,poN„
111 7Z
p 4 Ply P t4rgon. :smolt!. Ben) Convon,,
tn o ttrl o y=l: V,deren Aptll I.
,122 P1 lot 21) oy 60 to, on Jane surent,.2i p.m/.
lb.un
be Ba.let toCaltitrlnP Wunett,
LW: 2 tots on J4tnlnt Wattilltplon. Cnle'a Flan
16.6.. 14 Mold to U. B. bllnt. Jan, '6 1270; fetal
by 12 feet I ett•• More ' 12.400
kleo.•V. Klmbetlltt to 11,1deet xte Jenntre
101 , 05: Int to Mo Moe 2O by ues
Otto. V. Klmbryl to J ohn /1 •rylay, Key t. men
• 1,023 1,0 245 ft In tfe"lny. tp *WO
C. N. to Jon It. Votetm . n, Jan
ISCO: lot Iby Fete Centro "veto.... IMO 0
Coen llnt'ett to U. l..s. er, Jut 21. 1370, no ,
NM
le
In Keer.. 0.. 20 toy 244 ft I
Oeo. et It to Ire, tl. Meter. Jao Elam =I, 1070,
speyell, 11/eilloretP WOO
Jobe, .1. 6041.11 to E. H. Kmon. dmol , rl MO:
let 1t Itt 3112 It 0.: litdiestre.t, &I iegh,., €1.7
Jot, WfilMot,• adore to 116.0•1110.020
Plebola
1,12E3; tot M by IM fe.t tn rbartm . 0mm,•.02 OM
WMO.:IDev. January IMO
fobs. V. Snyder to•mtheat Auto... Dee. 21 • IM:
lot 7.1 by Id feet, on (amity/1 Ott.. n, Leo., sr..
k•wnetilp .1.150.
alften Wb•mon *Yea. Irttleetl. Jay. 8,
• lot 31 01 CO rem ea Wright'. alley. EllOt Oil.
71
t 010.64131
1.1b4.7.• •.•- to bro.re Oral., 22. Dal
ZS by LK ltet on Brlflgt : stew, ElLarpsblirer.
... .
• by 60 Seato to n
ir.trazds alley.
..... P .. m
IIroloyltn;
Iragfoit ""2U t tge; 60 00..,!:1,16.
~. 81 leo
(onia o to dame, K. Inez. trustee. Jan..
121:; 'rage's" Mt In 2 mitt rttteb'en..MOCO
/ ra
.2 . Les to John K. Kennedy. %rum.. Jn )
• 21.1862; 'me O. and Y twocullyto plan. Char 1...
. .
O
70, ite; 2 0 heel or lota and 12,6 Urfa Olelaa! r
In Kest D•ter tolooLlp *AVM
Wm. rote, to I she Kltemn. Kama 24. IMP
. ..y 241 Met an .... coo'
NEW: :411:i9litRTTSEIKENTS
ariliE ANNUAL MEETING
• .• et , the PITTSBURGH" PhTROLIUM
4 , SIDOIATP.It'uIII be bald et their Boom THIN
(Tbered.) MOBBING, Jimmy Rath; .r , lO
d'elea. fee the Pee Do e,, at elteeUsg earn" tot
, the testi Ipg year utd ether
pm -ti • A. V. nalioz.E., seme..44.
my cwg,g4LL.,
• PLYMOUTH CHI:MCI! FAIR.'
The Ladles aTPltisoom can= wils oohs
Refs,' durtaii mime t, . at Bali. Mat,
zaaaelpg oa 2112:D1.1 LTILHING,
.ad, 1870: ; ; '
'.lll:reach,daL fraiilslCo
.Tibleaux, Ilasleal and oiler eatertaiselealin
,Adiateelan;llo.: fae:a dent dtener,'soe.:
TUE rVilta OP
HOORHEAD PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
gz,4,f l l,l;gqiuntr,:4l.Frlllaltez:
/1411* sq.& CULLI.,QOIntI,
On ?handily, hinny & Evenings;
JANtr AZT stte, site via setp. •
,
Door. al. 1116. rettotstanne ,to eon..
TICK69B 45 cents..
ttt pine:44.o be apprerrtaten totbe perebese
0e..1 wain., ter the lase or the Cellocir. Any
mit:stance tendered to the Mlle ona lu tbetr cf.
to: t to immure an amain ..Ut be duly appreciate 4
non Musts esciptocated by Increased 4 rta In
tatty stunk.. • - - ' 1.37:19.
§TATENIIIIENT' OF TUE 'COO
, N , •URANCe.• •15 , 11PAN 4 •Or - P. 1 1 .-
6011..P5.. from Jasost7 Ist to Dsn.lotar
a t t s t 1 v 54 1 9 q a arl m as a re ta Cr m b a l is ls4 s • •e mo oo as
nn
Aetof f WMO bly IMO (10tagoo •-•glin 01 p.a.
sylvsnM. sprayed *aril 1478.
1
Copts. anthadiaedaedso497...loo.ooo 00
. amslf.
U. 0. SO Bonds a% • VV. ' 3 ' DS 5011 09
Bonds mad Mortaadas on Baal • •
11.711 OD
.51 1. konsi.ab:a and Lotus on
• Collators'. • • • - 41.511 11
-Bank and buuraaos nook, par 410059
zes
Albarr Ilt 7 Bond, '•4.9111
colfms sad Ida•aat Bosoolll ds • 3.014 00
Book amount gorptcsolams.... 1.100 39
Cob gn 0.771.., • • • - 17,056 07
• , • '
3. roemlims, Fernand , 379E0 15
4.Da1...r05t and COP folslloor. , '
70.595 43
Bantam asam.l7 1at.1449.. , 27 044 02
, D.IBBFIBSIFICUON. •
Irks Los*. _
DITIAS•nd. J.ll 6. . •
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p.
sae Tara
F il t? *
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040 ou9 60'
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-1 700 Bp :
on finab. ou nci
F4.4 o .ausald ' '105.4110 tr-ii
rota 641'
itduidtis - '
1141 . 1
IF•4 401 Nod-orb su6t. • • ,
'nag ' 14,4 •4 T• 49311103 F, necrdlit7i , •
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not exesedes9 POITIZZIEI2I4
be btferted in Mori *glad. Amii•jb!
TWENTY-FIVE 01ENTS4; soca; 'oda
0~1 tine FM?' CPNBIPIL
were;
TUANTEit,r,.-1810.113DEML A
04.50 per week.
AtNaiy FLOYILANT °MCA_ as l ' •
Suomi- BOT O OHM oael-/BA, ear Tama
Thmaredliiraftr.
10174Wirtnii"Mililid n iPi
t o inn Vii4o7: 1 4a Ib T4V.V
to by dclimed in ritssbusgtflVirl=l4l7E,
lanai Se of IrreePsli or B.S. St . • _ ___
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:••••••:4 • '.e. *
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