Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 January 1870 — Page 1

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J'jg. II

Published Every Morning, (Sunday Excepted,)

COR. SIXT1 OHIO SK. OPP. POST OfflCI.

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The

ieal writer, he

TOo

Vt&kiiT KXPBC8R., one year, $2.00

nrday. bate only. To-day the Virginia Bill will come back to the House with the Senate amendments. There are various predictions as to what disposal will be made of it, but it is quite probable that the House will concur in the Senatorial tinkering. The Ways and Wears port to-day

The UlHlingUlRIlBU lAniiD""« •'""""XX! ist, GEOHGE D. PBENTICB

died on Satur

day morning, at the age of sixty-seven, He was a native of Preston, Connecticut, and was

edup4e4-Mr^!PKn^H.9Vfrsl^

Providence, __ 1823. After*"completing "his~ coBegufte studies, he was educated for tSie never entered upon his profession. In 1828 he entered the profession of journalism in Hartford, niraKlWfOfltl

England Weekly

tiiyuMM* rr

I» P'l I

MJHSfliWM*

W« editor achieved a national reputation in connection with this paper. Its columns during the generation that has just passed were eagerly read, thioughoit jh country, for the fin^HMii they contained, and lijt ed from the pen- of Mr.

made him a world-wide renown as one of the ablest and most caustic of political It-

writers,

rity found scattered through the varioua collections of American poetry. A selection of witty paragraphs from the Journal were collected and pu 1860, under th Down Mr secession, and took strong ground, in his paper, against it. He yielded, however, to the inl and went

pv-foa'u

PRENTICE

most him hq^*4T

THE VIRGINIA BILL.

BUTLER

Corr^sWiidenco of the Cincinnati —n ii 11 mill I mil IIII11 WOWm I »V -T-Gaiette.

PASSAGE THK

debate The day has not been equaled for interest and excitement since the close of the impeachment trial. The main galleries of tho Senate chamber were packed to suffocation, the Diplomatic gallery was crowded with representatives from the Foreign Corps, the lobby in the rear of the chamber was filled with privileged persons, and five or six hundred men and women wandered up and down the halls ijtterly

ligent and cultivated, and paid the closest attention to the day's proceedings, most of its members keeping their seats for five hours without apparent weariness. General Sherman, General Rosecrans, and Mr. Evarts were among the audience, The feature.of thftadaarfHUlikB floor Trumbuintf tiliHHi sKm

PRSETICF vrtwmtterly oppSsed to The¥S%ious newspapersjiereafter. _j *„i. ,.,„j {i i, shall miss him at State Fairs and han

of the ddltore still exhibited his former ability Writer in occasional articles in that sheetSocially Mr.

VIHOIMIA

The

of Congress, a»d the speech .was one of the most pungent of its kind ever delivered in the Senate, and the galleries enjoyed it immensely. Sumner liad an hour for reply, but did not speak with near so much force aaqn thftformw tUt^ifch Trumbull. The V&iF^Mt'%%ilnAlg(»Md|n to rflaanMo peiwbnalitiea against both speakers. The arrangement made last night was to vole at 4 o'clock, but it was half an hour late before Sumner concluded, and it was with great difficulty that Trumbull, and Conkling could then hold bers to the agreement. The first vote was called at a quarter before 5, just as the gas burners above burst out and Hooded the chamber with its soft

5&9BS

knew it would not be a test vote of the strength of the opposing parties. That came on the first ot Drake's amendments, and during this roll-call there was every manifestation of absorbing interest. The vote stood—yeas, 81 nayfflfQ ing that the conditionists had a sure, though small majority. All the other amendments of Wilson', Morton's and Drake's second were ^adopted

^0reM33E®E3oS£jt»tell Pool and^^SrWileTlcMy was paired with Cameron and therefore did not vote. The Senators who stood by Brigham's bill without conditions were Car^nter.Cole ConkHn^^LFe^p, Ferry Morrill, of M®iiS, »^yt^ ROW/"Sawyer, Scott, Sherman, Stewart, Tiptofi, Trumbull, Warner, Willcy and Williams. The amended bill was passed by

Democrats was based on Thurman's brifly expressed opinio'h that the amend' ments of the afternoon clearly made the bill unconstitutional. Mr. Sumner offer-

is a wretched piece of pitchwork, and certainly ought to go into somebody's hands for decent revision. In its terms it is not very finely difljj iit&l measu: struction Committeo majority in the House, though it is not iu near as good shape.

ommittee and rqected by two

WHAT WIU.4FH9M0O WITH IT?

There iS^^oTlal may be done with it in that body. Butler, in conversation, to-day, did not go so far as the bill does, Wit the chances seem to be that he will accept it, and that it will also be take-up by the

Gei

can fender of hard the fates

of de

ice, the-special

rok

of de-

the administration. He tried

9 and rules of the House were acrains

against

la&do to f^e/qwi rfwoO t£ tfootB eiitae 1-^

'NINETEENTH YEAB.

HART HARBE&

THE

PR:

ings.—Ind.

To iooHS

The House met for general de- Benjamin, of Missouri, pertinaciously in- wiHimamiV sis ted on the enforcement of the rules, and Butler was only allowed to say that he thought Daijes had started on a wrong basis, hat no one had warrant for charging with improper motives. The proceedings, while Butler tried to get the loor, were decidedly fanny.

IIi mwRffi.

er day.

REV. E. ,P. INOEMOLL,

mouth Church, In

late of Ply

will never drink

any more Fort Wayne whiskey. A single glasi finished hLuJlLlNLjMiutw

Ui TTa/uv nuu&vj, A

of t'-nr, iinifT"-

gross receir h's two The

of Mr

THE

fools are of

leaving Oat of

not all dead te

lWToife fs

just "fool" enough to make

t"heaps"

of money on high-priced horses.

He has done it heretofore and means to "do so some more."

Journal.

fe$«»5$4w&!fci

was one of the

BILT. BY THE

TH?

at a

the |-e-

fiV fewMfc?S»eir

I a "Jargo."

gratifying to learn that Franklin

ISWte™"

CDutv uj*ni^r lOv BprvHu

3®

iE.

denominations in that eity.

feegtrtilp tnr^mtui^if 6^i^«id^ V^ ln pursuance with an appointment

^theichai^-ofMBay^J^v Scoffer, dtfntig

the week of prayer, which reunited in

to""

of the religious

interest throughout IKe' fcoifninttftity.11-* Meetings of interest and great power are

^directors oTth'e Indiana and Illinois Central railway held a meeting in this city on he 18th and ratified a contract for the building of the road made with Champlin & Lessane, of New York city1.

Robert

Vaile, of New York, was

elected Treasurer, and the principal office of the Company was locatea in New York. The re-survey ofthe line was commenced. erlaet. AAawyxJbe comol«ted in^

force will be put on the we

A large force will be put on the west end of the line from Monteruma to Decatur as soon as the weather will permit."

MK. GOUGH

took occasion last night to

compliment Rev. Mr. Crawford ana the

halls and theaters when they were on fire, "both in this country and in Europe, but had never before seen an audience retire under such trying circumstances without a panic, and in as c^uiet and or-

vsual command of their nerves.—Ind.

Mirror.

The good people at the State Capitol have, by long experieuce, in the way of

^£{nLl!j lS*eS8?eB?9?5WetC-' '3ecome accustomed

Mo that sort of thing. Nothing lees than an earthquake would disturb their serenity-

'HE JF^HDHFEAFTDTTBINTE

irn auaya»ro.ft JlWfe 11 to think the Terre Haute p^ftple had some taste in musical matters, Dut it now appears they have not.—Lafayette

To that class of logicans who deduce a general rule from a single fact it may apIfejirYhHl AetM-teft^people have no taste in musical matters, but those who know all the facts relating to tho Quintette concert here do not think it

mh n^^^^W^rxuulr

Dowling Hall, whenever such a troupe^ has visited this city. Ole Bull, on the occasion of his last westllJiMiataWwuB| 4ww'9Wfdicnoe here than anywhere else in Indiana, and regretted that he could not give us two or three entertainments instead of one. The

CONVIOTHD OP JftJRDER.

tj,e

peighton family, resulted in a verdict

Peighton family,

of murder in the first degree, yesterday They were both sentenced to death. On

anderburg replied he was not guilty, and knew nothing of the murder until lie was ait&tbd in Altoona.

veftpjleirr

THHSLBGIBLATDEK,

AUQUBTA, MB.,

Jan.

tararoted to attend the funeral of Geo. Fetuwdy on arrival of the remains at Portland,

r-r-rjaer3r^^Sfe^r 'j:^2BiSi

By Tekgrapli.

WASHIHGTOI. ax

•BID TO BXPOBT.

Farragut to accompany nin

ben of his

v.on

with the.cereal

lOr" ofthe lat^QaOTI H. K. Thatcher, 'and

Harmi

erick

PMDWOI%smd4UI|^!

den have been issued to Lieutenant

lU^tBU^^ttomer Nva. ttiBPaeific fleet, to proceed tor Bay Miguel, where that vessel will act as dfbot for ti[n, and to co-operate witfi Uomijuuider.

frldge"

aBt

__ in the Eclectic Medical College

of Chicago,—Huntington

Herald.

nntively to the speakers, but gave no ft^on

famea Fis^, jr., was on the floor of the use to-day, and Attracted, anach atten-

OOIiD PANIC INVESTIGATION. lie Committee on Banking and Curicy this morning examinecfJay Gould ch reference to tm feold paiiic.

BAiiiKOAi) noonxD.

sentence on 07 ides fines of $18,000 and |1.0tK), required tO" reA&ve" 'aP^tf 'ovfn cost ious railroad nuisances now obstructthe streets, and fill up excavations, city has thus triumphed over that "oi

[e with the President a few days ago, following citizens called at theExecu-MwMionto-^y:

him to call the eaj»eci4tlittention of Congr$s«»iiie^fftwii0t^^«pioi ty to the fact that-continued

in^^y|^^^9iciousiya^ alyking tlwrriftWBhffMWtt Off&e the: channeLof the river, thejcanal, the^togW tl of th6 laobring cla and' sdggest^dhe pr tibir^tK«|^WtC

public Jfvfcno ponSf^gj59e*i by ^hecitaN

Cpl.Fd

upobi

conIWSF^»

«Im

Journal.

briefly itoANH

receivi

Our

duced their receipts in Terre Haute. Lafayette cotemporary jumps at a con-' olusion that is as far as possible from the

"'•u 000

HUflTlHOTOM.

(of employ* ietytfmlfch4Y.

liesinguese

If!

TWPrtisiclentaiaid seat o£gOVeWi%fl^feTu^%^a^f, the p/Iae |tthe citizfflia of thet^epuVlio^. and} acceptable atlwfeofpgoper'congfde^j atioUf ffi«c^HPbfthe bid^fta.^ \Mr. Kilbournej ugge«ied spec»IIattfntifid bo call^d tO Ae f^eat thai we were old laws which SfMld flPIT®tyland whe(«the District was ceded. While that State has

teredi|M^»*BlU BUUlbm^ STUlitly aM«T km* tfce age, but littl^Jiil has been

madeii&re,-Anda8.&_con8equence our«ffortp were powedion It Pr4iflWra«d^u a^|ffRMwthi ad Mintages under which the citizens of theiDistrict labored, andithat he would

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09«3T:

ii-:

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iRONTO. j^A^2^patch Pembina 6r!the 10th" to th%Gt6be^onffiil«'t1f^l6W1fi| from the_"iJew-Jf»lion," theorgan-of-th

NEWt^go^aaatt^-BB.lSArru. San-

MrJaBe«RFUM Miqhe

to sail

WIlKani

mm&nder S. B. Baird has been or-

General Gilmore

'he Ameasora of the Second District of

mpared with 1868. woMAif wnWOTiilf awe Committee on the

ipna for the

Billy

terday lighi rris 'come four

letti

illia

Len^Hi b^j coal

District of Colum-

in joint sesaiott tfua JIKgWMtffMWPA heard a del^^%Bfa^^lWb^ rage Convention, The delegation was irly 200^1, committee was addressed by Mrs. inton, Mrs. Hooker, Miss Anthony, and several others. The lasrtlamed speaker if only one woman, or a number of winen, in tbedGtilitidat dewed dtoivpte, they should have the right to do so, if

kletl •y 8, says to be from rns, floated ashore

ras.,

beyond

sppnsi troth ii gaird to extensi to have been 867, at

j4i~ u~~

Si-ac Tjo

selves.

William

W|H. Phillips, Halletijpibourne, W.

ed| ly yesterday's worl

KKXpi

The meeting of representatives of' Ex•«8 Companies which been in sesii here some days past, adjounied tF

twe lines are principally involved in oldattotty^a^e itri4v»awtAa^ronlgftte iollition of all questions at eMBbay-'

•A.a

the LongTsTwI^raHrflaTl were tin-own

^1 ^FN^ATIMTA*.

lln

otI

wtaatintelligenfl

our affairs.

which

ana progress-in onr-midsty-end roc rapidly ces.: But. in pus^resen^ tioili

mom

Consul

the

22.—The

Legisla-

&^Ottawa^sm tfifrtdlowiug-

.V yroviftion#

once to amend the bill.

4 •%".

Kskf

A xepoittM.Ji hn Morrisse cu ew ^Yo ,htiTQQJJ"J('U! K4EI'T.»ai»»l)t»rf tffjj. *^lie New York Club will probably liavefw

-hmiw*

hAI the yacht

alleged

ho are acthem-

Burren

CourtnQV«^MMdoui pick poOTOT aVfilThirgL arrested ing Martin Lynch. a kjtottag )nalg^cog^h hnndrOT wmRV in fntmiKkv was abaafeianb^d^g^lir MeeMtown, to bring out his family. whea-Jie was costed W#W

The Tribune, the ndoptibfc Drake's^proscriptive,. ^^n^ment to the 'Tirginia admission bill, says was causby a combination of little States and ittJe souls, au& fears

TH^g'Ag'gJ

M^tserott, 8. B. BrownjP|§[fW. Thompson, lames B. Magruder aiggyLlex. B. Shepas eituens and re^pmntatives of the nesB Interests of this district regard-

i»*.awfei

J* I-

4 Brightonj-Bng]

SUA a M*fT"J03X3\

Wheeler" A Wilson'# extensive Sewing mawnfii^Awr Ofllk

r-jjrninjJ. Loss vqjy heayy to New EngIfcdjnsgran^^-^

rhebanquet at •SWMPMlrtl

from Cape month of

Lafayette

ions

ti4nal (vgantsations.

8Up-

rig .Robert Sheboygan,

lighthouse. Th

ere decomposed'

If iiifritir iyfflWHnoavits

respon-

E ekle

Ii l«fl^

ice, alias

I I'llUlM

era along the line was received up to elevetkO^elw^S0^nigjh|iH»^lMyiai^!iaa!^ were afloat concerning the action^ o|'the wofrkmi [ortJi

I official announcement. Some had it that the men at Port Jervis had unanimously» left sff work, ,whiie Qth^»^ taiped ^i^t' tm. ^used^o^tnra e*acfioiif ^PthelfTiTOfnsen in' Jersey City premature. Yesterday morn^g the customary meeting was held, a small attendance and nothing of importance traspued. JOiere—were a few jnterdi ron™(T nra nipmR stPHers w^nty new hands came over from New k, but the striker?, wh&werj.op the vive, interCTptea tnemarRI piiriiiade nearly all of them to return.

Washington^.. Jouud.

Momssey in WafthinKton. lound

11UI »C WVW J.'M IMJIIII mwt 9V qui -es $75,000 rent, and proposes in lieu

jfli-es $75,000 rent, and proposes jn_lieii_ me *eo Hot il.'

r,#w

Iclose

lify are large buy^^^y^

fu»r TKllIT^fL^ liftflflUaie* swindler,.

CortH

the Hudsoit iai

aU*. ttl

f*lOTcrTnere latoue a corner in Jfp th iope rator laxo 'De Sqireezea.

ofsM

iJB^Hardenlftirv, D. D. JbMSOIT j*

pgrtw^g[teWB*1

held to answer—ehafges .preferred inst ki ils as high as $100^0001—

^there are 25^caaes-ofcei

rjjri^ds, and 108 i«gea..ip»MwjA?J»r »*t*ii£$ATHs«»*8aH ^he total number of-deaths from jll i* thritfeityothbt* 'fSSl riWSfC

*9 r*«"

Bveral m^

Gri anell

car men's petitidff' pet^oaarwM^bainted with

declares he wilFenforce his plan. A II —M 'j VMM v^mMd

smkBJmsmy

rnment and 31 per cent, to mer-

"I1—

witness in the Hoffman distillery to-day stated fo("thVd^knse that bis ious evidence tor tioRwaa e,|Bmgra4iifc^lB#M of another witness that, unless he

ng of persons interested in

iheiNorthern.J

JbiWra session of the probably be called *al

vigorously in

the approaching spring.

T£-

i— bd) u.

.*11*

»a/wO

s^OH

^VLpttriqt,*4#! ?fj reeky F' T® }i«wI4ji§ irtis imtbtllt'

ofE«:

^tffMMiid, tbfePatri

aj«r

pni l!

{6t

active' hostilities.

WWIMVI OlpiUl.

i«(il V^ *".T •wii-

fSffi JM

mr^rof St. Louis o'i.H aVeraic

With •tffewY«:

a1lican

'"aZL-

-.*a

been.teceivQ here,that- a

.. ttesjuidChm'^nneein UieH Sixty miles south' of

carpenter shop of

Jftn O.'Codding, in 2nd street", tnr^eJ sti ries was damaged about. $2,000.

«airiciDE Hewbel, a boy sixteen years

DiSrotrnMBTraBAROteiiraopo* kasob.1

^^^*!f#n. i&r-'I her Archbishop Paiis pu Wednesday delivered^discoorse lie ^re "tEe -Ecumeuical Co)iJicil« faU .of wii teAHo«wi clMiehiijg

J»a

ntion,'*B

"itjii* at

BIOES3E8 OF LAYSIEll isffelrdRS. against the efW8(Srt-roTWf-J

fr^ .0r BO|tA# JCHTtt' estanckl'for the Exposition of jSWPretoivnd ^'Until tk* ^rjjary. 5?he Exposition will be

•opjnodTon tho 16th of February.

e^B£KCH

^enera^a^m^f alMhA(Jo.^ ^JafiiM^AbouS iiles^fii^awwBV Sia 9«wrri^ed' at La' Creusbt to prevent

United States Company, who were repMmeitted, JtO mateAeffeMd^L^t^ti^i RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

^iol

OOMMBaCIAL iTRBATX-'

i}|ie8#ie lss,ench, commercial* tjgpsqgyi dbmon»triates therefrom-the need ot iWbifclute fyee trade.

iTt

a •.

TENCB

iJGjf

RdCH^,' V,

iWSort's trial was brought to He wxv eonyictecL and.

not distur%lps position aadet1 'doi-rfed t&i'ffely. '4

KPEDITION,OrDiaCOV,lSill&.>i,

o^' Jan.yMir^Xdvices l^^e been ./romrBaker's expeditfon hi dis^to^e«firtt of Jmfl«tt^iTbey pf tlj^e'Nile arid

Aitn, .Jaiu:22.-i—The sentence of'Bochef#tiinclndeff the deprivatfon of'his polit^'tlipngh ne /ehlaina a deputy heT*|w**gialatiit -Vai

ON DON, JAN. 22.—The British Cabinet £ngre^| to adopt ^^fixed teptwb/or y^jqji^iires., l-'t"

^j^R^ort ^f^ttf^al

not elected by universal suffrac thywwwiliiBHUt tlmCbuHiiun piilHiiHWf TtlwWWi

iTl 1 aiS(r !HU introdm Bd nswiutitw aiHwiiiB aoHiiux* «ag Re resentatives in reaction of comp to $3,000 annuajUyjr'jfot" fitglti »ge, and for abolition of the franking pri ilege. Delja^Arising, Jt XAr4

is Mw

(APPFANIHITWI

,—GoiWnorOfWIseoildnha# received «Mlvlesfrom WtMbffagtow faoi% rfthe W*T d«lmi of Wisconsin have ,6ert» Mfclkywed iJy Mtfiri Gbmnuisirfi'

-f-iji

.1 ^4

ot cattle. A detacl

of iNWp^wairsewtPin pursuit Depredati »%el^I^aently WWte' se .l«w\i]it. ili« Territories, and jome aj »%l!«itiHbtis:are felt that th'ewrwilb be trfubla.

rrj*

on St"

street between 3d alid 4thw«treeta»

wi burned to-niarht inmifance

Loss aboutf6,000,

Caved. Nothing nad been lieard from Genl1?udla:" 'Geh.: Goyeneeh with 8,OiOO joldl^rs and arms Arrived at Puerto Prinpe oi^the 12t^ fi-0119 Santa Esprit. After, resting his troopi a few (lays he again 'pdk up h^i mareh. ^Govjtnech's destlna,ioh'.Ii uhknowp, bulhe is supposed to*be ating in oommunieation witn Fuella. It as reined

tthat

.«*-

JU ,{tiU»

iMt fiair geaeral disctasion orthe Whole, aboat

the Atior,. and made a ^ticyand aatp the

OoVttiBorSapter. of Illinois, addrawed the ia &vor Of dw removal of the he did hot «rbe settled in this

iln Mvie^r ofthe aetion |Mi^yl.cbMtliV it with of

nf^anal banking

e^exf in ^vor of the

removal or th# baiional capital. He would the proper, time, dffer a resolution for the apfVointment ofa committee to exameDOrt wheUier it was practicable, laid pa»ible to remove the he asked to have the government removed because the itre ofpopulatioo fell within the limits ?si,_bd(£ibM the great nucleus of

•'ibJl- orfi -.-Hi

of Cana-

Garry and

.. lart i|igltt.

I William^ of the wet* turned back' ver journey by the

^JPpi^vate milet!ng of the oredfi^?s"o^ Fischer, the Ibeconding Sheriff, was held

io-dnf.

Hia debts foot up $2^000. H5i

property, valued at $13,000 has been levied on. Hiajmnk^editora ^c^eeured.

PH1UDELPHIA. it

:iy.a '.'

PHILADELPHIA, JUL

22.—The

Friends

of the Executive Committee on Indian Afiaira

H«v)»tiei»

In-

ii' «OB1OB here for the

past three days, in Cooferenee with Superintendent Enoch Hoag, of the (Central »pSiiperihtendeiiciv and left last night for ashington, Thelt proceedings have imp(ytMit and pnietieaL

VMrBOSlTABIJI JrDBLfGMlIOK. fe. Dr. Sindets h« bees senteneed to

OWP

r's imprboament and a fine of $800 the pablication ofobseene books. :«u

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I W 1 ..*«*»«!

rBOQBKM 0*

tfta

WAB.

HA^^LKA, J^X. 22.—Advices from Pu-

cholera had appeared in

Ihe vicinity/ •M t* iMimriLLE.1 1 ffljTT Ufii ?. .bfn:

DUHX

LOUWVILLB,Jan. 22.—George

'J'5

STRIKB AT LA C«

dis ir(Jer^rponjj the workuieji..op a(strike' »i£ f#*.*

"hii

i',1

I8S1 2273=TRe

Ad iin Van Alien, cashier of the First afional Bank of this eity, which has Iwfprp Uie, United Suites Circuit Tor|ome^A#J^^^^n«MWo«iafy» dia iiissed by the grand jury attached to tlu present,aoBrt5l,1 wtoV. .«

1 pen nation of Congressnualln^ induction of

I 1 the en M. Shatter, to I lie Albany for ram" aft&her

over-

fenced

or,

was

iAh.....

aocrp jCR^HOBitiaiTi .i JAK.

22.—AtrangetBents have

made'for supplying the poor with at the city expense, commencing on Mondav next.

D. Pren-

rticb. of the Louisvitlfl'Courier-Journal, ^dietl this morning at

3:90

o'clock.

peorge Denmiblf Prifiitlbe, wh'oseaeath announced to-day started thO LOtiwyille Journal in

1830.

He was (kmouaas

a poet, andfla editor of unequaled powers. iHu remain* wilt lie in state at Masonic Temple until Monday when they will be ftiCerred in Cave^Hm ^metem He was ?68 years old, ».

n«". .! Mf.j* I

I auicipB. FAovtOawtJte, R. P., JgU. aa.-^EIlis B. Pitcher I p'rOtaiiftent citiren, committed micide lkst rtight in ccmsequence of the feiiitre of a. fit-ai1 for whom he had- eti

f.irwi

WA8H1X«T011. «Mt ,.r arrATWiacati

llMk.4QP*tibhli

Re»rhaS beett

.tftiUiBfi .v

O it

WASHtKfflTOW, Jan. 23.—The forth com ing report of the Bureau of Shiliitim will show the' duties accruing oil certain ft|tecified articles entering Into ports in the flriited States during the tisOat-year 1869, to bif177,161,126

PABA^tJArAir QWBSl'loit.

Tfie sub-eomi^itt^is of the Comiujflee on Foreign Affairs will in a day 01 two submit to the full, committer a long re on the Paraguayan queHtion. 1^

WUTNBPSO. of the Red River load-

ers'byHhe Hodson Bsy Company as the only IcMti mate government in Winrtopeg, h'ss 'errchod much fconversatiori ih (his "City. No force Will be attempted against thd insurgents, but profpne gronUHes of a trans-continental railroad are made, to change the xapkNiourse of events toward exation to thp United tkaitei. it is lonneed that such a bill will be passed. SI the February session of the Dominion

Parliament, add that Great Britain nwy be induced torgnaranted & per cent, dividends o» the stock. Minnesotans are urging a land granfe frotn Breckenridge, on Bed River^the terniination of ttva Si Paul and pacific JWlroad,to rtw Winnepeg border,, with asaaranoea:of its isaaediate coMtitactieli aiid snre rtieanj* *4 4tbeck th«iCanadian seMnie. a u.iit

FMHTlftAJVlfc"' «i« .. '..ii. 4 PEABODY OBRKQDinS.

l^oifLli^mC ho a-rAdiiilral ^Farr^V^MtS-'davto takecEargt of nival periion Of the Peabody Obsequies.'^'The'taiohit&B Itiantanomoh ai»d

Terrdr afrivedthis evening. The fiinertirfleet tete^Mednext week. Gen. ffftAnt, former du«T Of artlT« army of the Potpmac, has been

y-ftf

Wretor^Mcmitibe ara»y.

IttSDEKBANOB.

PrmaiiB«iJan.23.—Aldora»anl4«(^t of this city, has been sentenced to tan months' imprisonment in the workhouse for misdemeanor in office.

ESTABLISHED MAT 12,1851

BBCOBSTBOOOOB OBQBQIA.

NKW

Xp**,

JUL

A Waahinftok

fecial fives a synonis of th^ legal ugo* •ent by QtmeSTK^y i. fcror of his I right to unseat members

the Georsia

Legislature for disqnaliflcationa under the Fourteenth Amendment, and addathe following:

Senators Thayer and Morton, together #ith Ben. Butler, being apprised of th* nature of General Terry's communication, waited upon the President this morning to ascertain hie decision. The President received them warmly, *d very-L" frankly stated that he had very recently said to both Secretary Belknap and General Sherman that his own opinion was, that General Terry should be allowed to manage the reconstruction of Georgia in Whatever way hk judgment and discretion might suggest. He believed Genual Terry to be a soand lawyer, and that tie better calculated to understand the real position of affairs in Georgia, and to know what course ought to be pursued, than anybody else.

Unless Gen. Terry should do something flagrantly in violation of law, he ought not to be interfered with, He, the President, would have been better pleased had Gen. Terrv not asked at all for instructions, as he, Terry, was intrusted to a great extent with absolute power as mill* tary commander .and should act in his town judgment. Bht he had asked for instructions, and he, the President, felt he waa hound, to give an answer to the eom~ munieatioo. In reply, to a question as to what, would be, his answer to Terry's eomr munication, the President was understood, to sapr he would telegraph Terry that the I administration would aastain him in the I view. contained in the communication.--The President further said he would seel •Belknap and Sherman and havethe answer sent to-day,

UrisMndecstood Secretary Belknap to-

night telegraphed to Terry that he might* ijtoahead, with the assurance that tfe*i ministration: would sustain him.

MAKMIAOZ

i! wi

TAHIW ON 80SAB.

Tho importer!" and dealers in sugar at meeting yesterday, discussed the proposed change in the tariff on that article. A schedule of tariflb was agreed to for pro-, sentation to Congress, together witn a" memorial asking its adoption. toss OF THB

BAH

winter at 1 Hal M.

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ccmncAra.

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The marriage eertficate of Albetf IX. Richardson and Mrs: Abbv Sage, hi thej handwriting and certified to tyr R«v. Henry W4ra Beecber, was yesterday It the office of the RegistOr of Vital1 Statisties.

ATLANTA.

News has been received of the shipwreck and total loss of the ram Atlanta, whieh had been sold to the Salnave goveniment, in the vicinity pf fortune Island, previous to the 13th ^aM It taprem^d no lives were leet.

itdCDfWATI.

CmcoriiATi,

makers

to the number of 300, on a strike, held a meeting yesterday and were addressed by1 members of the International Union, who had been attempting to efleet a settlement of differences. Employers Insist on a re-1 duetion of two dollars. Although committees havftbeen appointed to codAr. neither jiarty is disponed to concede, ana the spe«t6r* declared that the iiter makers miist'stand firm- They say there ha* been taoVeductiou itt the price of cigars, therefore the manaihetnrers demand it us at on

The meeting of the Western Distillers Association yesterday dieeossed the rewrted determination of Commissioner Jelano to insist on fermentation. No ofItcial information had been received and was determinod to take no detinite aotion. (jll the 27th, and meanwhile ask Delauo lo suspend collection on assetsmeuis. One distiller said the enforcement of the rule had already cost him $8,000 and'he would close his distillery before he would be robbed.

(POKUPT.

lt.M'.' Pomeroy had his'Office1 ftirhittire seized by parties who furnished it'on redit, upou hearing of his arrest oil iday in Now York, goods Consigned to hiin "Were aW6 detained at the depot. The ression here is he undertook to carry', on business in the name of K. M. Pbmeroy & Col, whose house closed Jnnuary tir^i.

Htti

FOBEIGN.

•111

PAKIS,

tif yesterday M. Thieis made a great speech denouncing commercial treaties. STBIKB EKDBD.

All disorder attending the strike of Workmen at La CruxoL has been repressed by tnoops, and tho strike is at an end.

PRKSS LAW.

It is announced that amnenty for so flenses against the press laws will soon be Issued, and a new law for the regulation of the press is to be submitted to the Cotip* Legislatif.

KJ,,

nr. nm*

WESTERN DISTILLEBS AFLSOCLATIOLF.

SYLLABUB. .J,FF

ROHK,Jan. 83.—At a congregation of

the Council on Saturday there was a pro-

tracted debate^ on Syllabus, In which uiany ef the must eminent fathers toek part- t.

I MOBrroRV ciactrr.ARsi-. At two of the sessions last weelc monitory circulars were distributed, eijoining on members aMnle secresy and brevity ofdisciJsaiou.

I I In -pHitisHKD A mrouu.

a 2 he if a

cbildreii or ft farmer named Dowd, residing hear Vciniilliori City, Dakota, perhdied during tb« storm last Sunday night, having IctM. their way While atiertiptlng to'reach sn adjoining farm'house,

KIWKKTIMU

WOBMOHftl «j

Repfirts froia tlgden, Utahr «ay that meetings of dissenting Motmons continue' daily, said attract large /crowds Of ptople.

JfBW tORKJOm MARKET. ByTslscnif^iJ NswYpu.Jan. 22. nent la acnio hUhlr hiwa showing a farther ln-

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the week M0DJU8. G0VKRNMRNT8—

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VICTOBX.

Havana letter of the 1 ltb Dretesscs to corroborate the reports of a Cuban victory over Gen. Puella, with low to the latter.of 1,300 men.

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Triessapb.] OatOAee.iaa. 22. BX6tallrO»^l-!d 'pnmktf ai^tag ^In? 1-10 off btl^ng liildM',

FLOUR—Stsadr and Ann al, TSaB 00 for

olosias at IB4aO for H« 4., XUs BAtcnavitt AemarkM was active, aad frreg^ /p| jSggj,. °C0RN—DnJt at72B7t«rotff«o

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LARD—Tinner aad steady aad •«(*.*(-, tirai eloriagat W east asi tdlct'MTo^ 3

-ytnaer roegh sides qjt 13, ah(rfy

land eat alO »0^?ight and 10 «kJtferfevy^os|^' steady at 10 IMO iHMdhif ««W fMBM^ I

dlnm, 9 75»b 96 for good extra. 4 CATTLB—10al6e

nlsbar en bntsher*' itocK

4 25a6 for tomnui to lair eovi, 0 Mali (tsliisto medinm and 90*7,

good to choice

CORIi—Keeeipte 2^70 bwhel^: brt««| la2« better and fa fair demand, ehfedy s^uculstive sales ef tS^OOjMulMls aLWa&W \ot new mixed western. 1 00a 1 for old do. and I 04 for -new yellow soothers.

marl QOFfBB—Dull. SUGAK—lnli witbsatesofM hopAeadf of

I ^MOLlBSkMHill M'

PKTKOLEUM.—*iria^19

at IVy etii^e 3^

biebi aSlM for refined. Fim withsales efJMjWOBs Afc t-U 68 for^d^s^Mt^Be«|e scd for palledP)

prime and.'24 OOa2b^O Mi prime: 1.250 baireU new mens seller, for ADfilat

tra tierees at tSaS for prime

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ITMaiMior kenls erees steam seller lor (ii ?:'^nn at %•/.•»!»

Spragne prists at 11! dsr works sell at 12a commands 18W PacJ

JUKIKT.

flv Telegraph.] Msw Yo«. Jaa. 24. COTTON—Steady with sales ofcMM 1»atc^ at 3SH for middling aolands. „.

ttPlftll 8,795

FLOuK—Receipt* 8.7fiB fearfMs r* a '^s*l«

9m'

super

sat s0 00

for extra wn, /.

State' and western,

of extra wsftern to arrive

RYK FLOUR-^flteady with sales of 200 barrels at 4 SOaA 20."

sale* of SOU baVri'ls*

astern at 1 OOal free: eiesiaga^l 00. WHBAT—Receipts 8^8j BSr£«tla2o betdoing for .expert aiflr'iaUlfti^

ter and more .sales 8,800 bushels at 118 f*

Jh a aMdnak l:]^

wr No 2 and3 spring, 1 16al9T for So~ Jo, ft 2Sal for winter red and 'aaUH»r»eatsrri, wipl 1 32 for^mbetr'Btete, 1 25 for wintered I'ij-_ nois. bIrL^Y—l*/uI] with sales of'll.Slloltashels Canada at 1 10.. •,

5 20

6 UMMO Mr aiMi .6 60a6 flS for ^ktrrf te-. ehoiea do.. 1»-

wet tern, ft 75a6 S5 for white wheat extra, 6 ID 4 B) for round hoop Ohio,"

si)d

ime and 24 00a2b40 fas prime-seeespaled

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