Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 January 1869 — Page 1

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DAILY JOURNAL One ypftr, by mall Six months, ly mail...... . .. Three mont lis, by mail. - . . By tle week, payable toerrler. TUI-WF.KKL.Y jOOIlNAU One year Mix ro out lis.. WKRKl.Y JOURNAIOne copy,- on ye.-ir J10 CO 5 50 .. 8 .$ 7 00 . 4 00 . 2 00 r ive copien, one year..... Ten copies, one year...... 1; Wi TEI.MJHAPII NliNN.tKT. Ooi.l closed lu New York, yesterday, ftt f A prize flht between Mike Danovan, of Chicago, aud John Uogne, of Peru, lad., fooght near Tipton, Iud., yesterday foifenoon, rtsmieed m favor ot Donovwi In the UJd round. A lloslon dispatch of d'e S5tu says: The extensive port packing establishment of Hoynton. Swallow A Co , In Brighton, was destroyed by fire lafct night, 1 he loss was 5 V0, on which tbera Is a partial iusoraiic. A , London dispatch or date 25th, saj s th-it Keverdy Johnson has accepted an invitation to dine with the corrite hutborl:iosof Manchester soma lime In Feniiry. A H-iv an a letter of the 14th, states that the Insurgent chiefs are reported not to be i-mceoid. Two strong parlies are lorminir. . (ien. Ouexadi working hard to be made eneia:-!u-Chief. The cholera bad broken, oat, In llayomo. The whisky revenue collected daring the five months beginning July last, amountel to $.a,t,m,TiS, an Increase of $0,S&3,3!)0 over the amount col.eeted In the corresponding five months of the previous your. Th? pell ions to the Soualet cot;flrui no more of President Johnson's appointments, does not meet with much favor from Senators, many of whom consider it as important as it ever has been, and nasi never beea approved by Gen. Orant, as reported in some of the papers. The Republican, members-of Congress from Ohio, came to no definite conclusion, at their meeting on Saturday, as to what course to pursue upon Bontwell's Constitutional arooudment. The sentiment ef. the seven members from, Ohio, who will le lu toe next Congress, is In favor ot Oeu. Kckly for Clerk of the next House. A Buffalo dispatch of 25th says: Cassias M. Andrews, 24 years old, hailing from Illinois, was arrested here yesterday afternoon, when about taking the cars for Chicago, charged with passing some thirty foigod checks on business houses. Andrews has been visiting relatives here for the last three mouths. His trunk was well stocked witit clothing, furs, Ac, obtained by means of forged checks. He has beea committed lo jail for further examination. A , Ixiuisvilie dispatch dated the tu. pays;" Jay Gould, the New York tailway king, and suite arrived in this city last evening. It is authoritatively slated that arrangements are concluded, giving him the control of the Nashville Road, whose track will be made six foot on the comiplutiou of the O ioand Mississippi exteutiion, via North Vernon to this city. Within twelve month passengers may, possibly, go from New York to New Orleans by au uubrokeu six foot gange. The party leaves this evening on the five o'clock train for Cincinnati. A San Francisco dispatch dated the 2Tth says: A San Salvador ship Francisco Alvarez, Captain Alexander, bound to Valparaiso from Port Gamble with lumber.was wrecked off Mugorea Island, one of the ' Gambia group, on the 2-.il of October lant. The vessel l. a total loss. Keveuieen ot the crew arrived here from Tahiti by the French transport, Chevert, Capt. Rilanco. It is rumored that the idilp Viceroy, fiora Liverpool for Ban Francisco.was burned off thecoaKtoSoul U America. The report can. not be traced to any reliable source. K. G. - Uandii I, postmaster at Portland, Oregou, . lias bee u convicted of robbing the mails, aria sentenced to twelve years imprisonment. Randall's clerk was arrested on the Kame chnrge. T E LFGRAP H. Tli Cuso of Senator Hill. Roporr. of tho Maj iTity of tha Committoc. . An Important Order'from Army Headquarters. A Man Jumps from a Sec ond Story winnowand 33 .Fatally I jured. A Bold and Daring Robbery A SAIL0KS' STBIKE. Tho Capital of Montana. Canard About tho Arrest of a Defaulting Paymaster Refuted. N3W Bmk Movement New York. m Congressional Proceedings, Latost from St. Domingo. NEW YORK. Kcsorted Arr- st of a Defaulting Pay roaster without Foundation Sail ors' Strlfcc Xew Bank Movement New York. January 25. Police Fnnerintendent Kennedy received a dispatch from the Chief of Police at Montreal, stating that the reported arrest of Baarort. the allesred delault ins? paymaster in the United States Navv. is without foundation. Suilors of every nationality, to the number ot twelve to lifteen -hundred have struck lor thirty dollars per monlh. J liov marched in Procession to Franklin Square, where speeches were made l.y several parties in denunciation ot tho acts of ship masters in reducing wages to sixteen dollars, and it was resolved that no sailor should leave port under less pay than thirty dollars. Any doing so were promised rough treatment. The nieu then marched down South jSlreet, cheering one firm who expressed a willingness to give the advance, and groining for others who refused, and finally dispersed. Several up town merchants recent y held a meeting with a view to starting a bank under the laws of this State, with a capital of $100,000; the bank to be located in the vicinity of Union Square, and not to be a bank of issue. Auction tickets lor the opening night of Booth's new theater indicates the total receipts $10,000. Between 400 and 500 persons were present, and competition waa lively. .One box sold for $ 140; another one $122, and orchestra chairs ranged from $10 to $23. The seats eold to-day aver-

VOL. XX. aged $9 each. The sale will be con tiuued VVcdnesJay. .. : Julia Whalea auJ wife wore fear fully bnrned in a tenement house in Sands Street, Brooklyn, last night. They went to bed drank, lavin? tho candle burning near the bed, whie.t soon catiirht Lre. llev. Dr. Jjittlejohn will be cfnpecrated Euisconal Bishop of Long' Is land next Wcdnet-daj-. WASHINfGTON. Contestfd Seat Farther Kildencc IiuporlnBt Oratr tram Army Headquarters tiacer Kelleved froni ihelr Asslenment The rase Jf Senator II 111 Report or the Ma Jorliy lonunltted. Washingto.v, January 25. The Election Committee heard this mornings further argument from Judge Paschall, of Texas, in behalf of Simon Jones, the contestant of Colonel Maiu, deceased, who had been seated. Colonel Hunt and Air. Menard, colored, desiring a further hearing, the committee will continue the esse, and further argument will be heard tomorrow. , . f The Reconstruction Committee this morning heard a delegation of Virginia Methodists, in opposition to the plan of the Committee? of Nine Hundred and Twenty. It modifies the Constitution in the matter of the church property Order issued from the headquarters of the army, which directs that a contract made with: a private physician by the Surgeon General or Medical Director of the Department, will be annulled only by direction of those officers or by that of the Commanding General of. the Military Division of the department. By direction of the President tha following named retired olScers of the United States Army are relieved from their present assignments, and, should they po desire, will proceed to their homes: Maj. "Generals: lVtcketts, Eli, Long, and II. W. Johnson. Major Generals and Brigadier Generals; J. W. Ripley and Robert Anderson. Brigadier Generals and Colonels: Washington Seawell, John V. Simonson, Gustavus Loomu, Charles S. Merchant, Hannibal Day, Pi team Morrison, Aloemarle Cad v. John W. Abercrombie, Kelsha G.Marshall and Martin Hunker. Brevet Major Gen erals and Colonel, Harvey Brown; Colonel Moses K. Walker. , Lieuten ant Colonel: Enouch Steer, L. L. Alexander, David 11. Whitney, G. W. 'atcher. Brevet Colonels; u, Jones and W. II. Walcott. Majors: Frank I. Larned and W. 12. Prince. First lieutenant F. E. Brownell. and Bre vet Captain Patrick II. Mooney. 1 he lollowing orucefs have been as signed to duty in accordance with the brevet rank: Bvt. Major oen. JJuchanan, Colonel of hirst Infantry, and Gillem, Colonel Twenty-fourth nfantry. Lieut. Col. Taggart, Pay master, has been relieved from duty at St. Louis, and ordered to the Pay District of Omaha. " " One thousand miles of th Umon acific Railroad is now finished and in operation, the Central Pacific Railroad Company havirg built 500 miles; but 2b miles remain to be built. There is now no doubt the eni ire line to the Pacific will be opened early this season. The earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad fur the veur 1868 are offi cially reported at $T0rJ,6G5,lKl. This foreno u Inspector Hikes re ceived a tehgraiii from the Baltimoro police, stating that a burglary had been coiinnitted on r nday, on a i n- ... i timore bauk name not given anu $125,000 stolen. The property e6usisted of $90,000 in treasury notes, $15,000 in Central Pacific Railroad bonds, $6,000 in Union Pacific Railroad bonds. $1,000 in Five-Twenties, una ' 1fu: l I At -,uw iu HSiiiugum luuui, ..iiirr lanui uonus, ou,vu iu new unBaus i l L J - ni iiiiii "VI m j s i . o r.ful J KT. . i I anu vpeiUUWilM, f-.,unr in new kjilenns and Jackson Railroad bond, $25,000 iu Western Marylaud bonds. The renort or the majority or the Judiciary Committee in the case of Senator Hill, of Georgia, bases his exclusion on the fact that he received the votes of the larger number of the members of the Legislature who were disqualified under . the fourteenth Amendment, and on the additional fact of the expulsion of the colored members ot the .Legislature. Ihe Committee also state, on the author ity of the agents or the h reedmen s Bureau, as another reason for Mr. Hill's expulsion, that Georgia is in a condition of anarchy, 336 murders having been committed in the State between January 15th and November 1st, ISCS.and that its civil government has evinced inability or unwillingness to protect the rights of all its citizens. Mr. Trumbull's minority report concludes that Congress having declared Georgia entitled to admission, it is not competent for either House to refuse admission to her regularly accepted Representatives, and that the charge that the Fourteenth Amendment W3S not ratified by Georgia in good faith is not sustained by a particle of evidence. In the United States Supreme Court to-day, a decision was given in the case of Benton vs. the Mayor and Aldermen, of Iowa City, reversing the judgment of the Circuit Court of In the case of the St. Paul & Pa cific Railroad vs. C. II. Schermer, and against G. D. Humphries, the decision of the Circuit Court of Minnesota was affirmed. In the case of the United State3 vs. M. Shoemaker, the judgment of the Circuit Court of Michigan was reversed. In the case of the United States vs. John McClure, the certificate of division between the Judges of the Circuit Court for the Southern District of Ohio, was dismissed. HAVANA. Interesting from St. Doming!). Havana, January 25. Advices from St. Thomas to the 13th have been received. News had reached there from St. Domingo that the President (Baez) had sold 'Alta Vela to a French Company, ignoring the previous sale of the Island. Tho American Consul at St. Domingo had protested against the transaction and sent for a United States man-of-war. Baez remained in his Capital, around which entrenchments bad been thrown up. He had invited ex President Cabral and his followers to return to their cointry, and they will agree to do so if Baez abdicates, an election is held for a new President, and all political nrisoners are freed. More of the recent troubles between the citizens and soldiers in this city

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have taken place in tlie Jesus Marie Ward yesterday afternoon. These disturbances broke ont again in the name quarters, rfotne persons on the hout'e lops tired on volunteers in the streets..: The latter returned the fire. It is not known whether any one was killed. Late in the evniris? the house ot'Senor Oedema, a rich planter, who is suspected of giving aid and comfort to the revolutionists, waa entered by the police officers, supported by a guard of volunteers, and searched for arms, supposed to be hidden there. Tho. building was badly damaged by tho troons. The 8naniards - assert that this house was one of those from which the volunteers were fired upon. At nine on the same night in the vicinity of the Louvre Coilee-house and Tacon Theatre opposite,- shots were hred at Borne volunteers who were passing through the "street. The lower hall of the Louvre was crowd ed with people, utterly ignorant of what was going on outside or on the upper floors of the building. The detachment of Volunteers halted at the Louvre and tired upon the guests indiscriminately, with fatal effect. Several Spanish gentlemen. Govern ment employees and army omeers were killed. Two German merchants, Itechling and Loppenberir, and many other persons, were dangerously wounded. Samuel Copener, a well-known photographer from the United States, waa attacked and killed near Lmvre, about the same time, by some armed men, who are supposed to have be longed to the volunteer iorce. While the audience was leaving the Villa Louvre. Theatre, shots were fired by which "two ladies and several children were killed. The American schooner Arrieta. formerly a Key West wrecker, has been brought to this port na a prize, by the Spanish gunboat Delta, on suspicion of carrying supplies to the reb els. When discovered, she pretended to be engaged in wrecking a ship lost on the (Jolorada ltecf. lho Arrieta cleared from Key West ou the 8th inst., for.Liscal. CHICAGO. Man Jumps from a Second-story Window, and is liadly Injured Hiring Robbery Capital of Montana. - - CniCAGO. Jan. 25. This afternoon Henry Fitzherbert, who had been arrested for larceny, dashed through the second story window of Justice Sett's office, and fell upon the pave ment lo feet below. His recovery is considered doubtful. On the 221 inst., $7,200 were taken from the residence ol Mr. Kintr. cattlo dealer, in Danville. A reward of $2,000 is offered for the capture of the thiei and the recovery or the money. A bill was introduced in the Mon tana Legislature, on the 6th inst., to locate the Territorial Capital at Gallatin City.- It is likely to pass. o o rsr a i tis i o rsr a.t. XLln C0XGUKSS THIRD 8ESSIO.V. HE5TATE WAHiiNflTow. Jannary 2.1. The President presented the credentials oi UiiMSfy, Sriiittor oh n t, from Minnesota. M:rg:u ' present od. ineiiioi hils in f;ivr of the re oruniz t! ion ot lho Medical iepurlliK'iitot ihe Navy. Kiliiiuiitls, Horn the Committee on KetreHehmenl , repoi t 'd n hill leprmlint; the tenure of ollice hill, le;ivint tho heuiis ot lepaitmenl and Hie Cabinet snhjerr. to removal at the will of the President during ii iees.s of I he Senate, mid an I iiosi.lus; him lo suspend nil other c vd otMeers during Kiieh reeens, without hnvins specific evidence to juslily 1 lie suspension. Howard moved to tnke up tle residntian to mote clfectnaliy insure the completion of the Union i'ueilio llailroad aceordiu;j to law. t'onnesa ohiecteil. and it went over. Stewart, frra the Judiciary tiomiuittee. - . ; u..lu..d hvthe follow - - ... ius resolution 'I'll Jienolved. That Joshua Hill, claiming to he a Senator elect from Ueorgia, ought not now to be permitted to take a seat in t his body. Trumbull preHunte-l a dissenting minority report, which, with uie mtij rity report, was laid on the table and ordered to bo printed. ' Hendricks s:iid he intended to submit the report himself dissent iu;i from that of the majority, but 1 e had i.een too uureli foraweelc to prepare it. Hwonld, however, when the subject should come before the sieuate, express hi views in regard to if. Wilson, from tho Committee oti Military Affairs, reported back the bid to provide for the redaction ef the military and lor other purposes, introdinn-d by him on the 20th instant, with amendments, providing that no person over forty years old shall be appointed a Chaplain; tuat Chaplains shall not remain longer thau five years at any post, and shall bo replaced by Ctuplalns of a different denomination, and that the number of appointments of Second Liientenants to be made in the army shall not exceed lif y annually. Wilsou also reported the Hon' bill to fix the statue of the Corps of Judge Advocate of the Army, with an Amendment, making the number of such ollijers ten ins'ead of twelve. Fessendeu. fiom the Committee on Publicli'illdingand lirouiids. reported ijoint resolution aiproprlMtvni j.H.i,tr.i lor im provements lo the interior buildiu-s, and tlll.UUO for the annual rent of another bui.dingon (i Street. It als- authorises the removal ami storage iu other itarls of the Interior building of models that have been on hand for aevetiteeu ya:irc, and models relating to applical ions for patents that have not been urauled. The President laid before tho Senate a fietttion of Mr. Lincoln, widow of the ate President, asking for a yearly pen sion. The petition is written ou uole paper, with a heavy ruouruiug border, and reads as follows: To the ILmorable Vice-President of the United dales. Sir I herewlsh most respectfully present to the honorable Senate of the United Stated au application for a pension. I am a willow of a President ol" the United States, whose life was sacrificed in is country's serv ce. That sad calamity h s greatly Impaired my health, and by the advice of my physicians I nave come over to Germany to try the mineral waters.aud during the winter to go to Italy, but my financial means do not permit lo take advantage of the urgent, advico given me. nor ean 1 live in a style becoming the widow oi tho Chief Magistrate of a ijreat na tion, although Uive as economically as i can. in cousiueiaimu i iub sre" nvices my deeplv lamented uusohihi nan reudered to the'Umted States and of the leai ttil loss I nave sustained by nis un timely death, his martynlom 1 may say, I respectful y submit to your honorable body this petition, hoping mat a yearly pension may be graute-l me so that I may nave les pecuniary care. ISigued. Mki. A. I.isrcoi.N. lrankf jrt, Germany-. It was referred to the Committee on IV nSJOIIS. Morton moved to tak;i np the Ilou-ie bin for the relief of Mrs. McGoshapon, which : ostpoued at the last session. Williaius reiuariteu inai. ine tun (uiiuu not be revived in that way without discussion. , !onnessFaui ii romu in no reviveu in that way at all. , w, t Sbmner exylwcu un ui'imuii iiihu ina uniform practice of the senate to nul.-ii-relectlon ol a bill. ...,i b'Msomten. Morton and Sherman conlended it had only the force of a nj ctiou for that session. nu .... .,u tl.n nxtdration of Ihe inornr ,h .-ii i.roii-ht mi t he antioish- .! bn inessol Saturday-the bill re ating Uthe central branch of the Union Pacilie Mr. Sherman moved to postpone it so as to take up the bill in re.atiou to the public debt and currency, repotted by him 4vrkm ihAimmitiMtoa b'iiiauce. Mr. Howard opposed the motion, and n ried the friends of the Central I'acine Kail road Branch bill to keep it befoie the Senate.

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Mr. Sherman's motion was lost. 21 to 3 , as follows: Yeas Anthony, iiayard, Caekalew, Cattell, Cole. Coukliug, Uavi. Ilixon, Ed munds, Fri!tiihuyen, Howe, MH'rrery, JliJitau, .Morn 11 of Verm ,nt, Aloitou, Oaoorne Patterson of Teun., Slieriuo,Spucer, William . Nays-Abbott. Cameron, Chandler, Connes Corbett, Craiu, looliUle, UraUe.l,'errv. Kessendeu, Harlan, Harris, Hendi lck. Howard, ict)ouald, Morrill o Alaine.Nye, I'omeroy, Pool, Kamsey, Kice, Rober son, itotw, Ka'wyer, Snmuer Thayer, Trumbull, Van Winnie, Victter-. and i'e!sh. The Senate resumed the discussion of the hill relati"ifto the I'enual Branch of the Union Puciac Railroad. MetwrH. hiewai t and Kessemlen advocatk1 the bill, and Howe and Conkling opposet it. ' ; ; The latter yielded the floor to amotion by Mr. Ya'es to go I-ito eeoulivti Messton, W hich was lost by IS jean to '21 nays. Mr, Hooliltle rose t.- retly, bnt gsive way to Morton's motion for udjourameut, wuicb waa carried. Adjonr.u-u. w ., HOUSE.... ..WA8iirNOTON. Jan. 25. Several bills were lutroilueed uid refgr red, inclndiiiK one by Ke'st-y, for funding and paying the National debt. Also, one by Price to- authorize the construction of a railroad lroin Uiveapurl, Iowa, lo Topeka, Kansas. One by Tatt't, g: anting land to aid In the construction of a railroad from Sioux City, Iowa, to Columbus, Nebraska. One by Koblnsou, declaring that the people of the United Slates-will not approve of the ratification of a treaty for the settlement of itie Alabama claims, nor of any other treaty with Kngland, while American citizens are held iu prison in Great Pritaiu, for acts done under the American flas, and that the people think that tho settlement of the Alabama claims is of very little Importance. One by Corley, tor Ihe better protection of the loyal men at the South, instructing the Committee on Reconstruction to report special legislation for that purpose, to be carried out by the aid of the military, all of which was appropriately referred. Shanks, on the part of the Arkansas delegation, offered a resolnlion lor the payment of the Arkansas members of t he House for the f ill term of tne Fortieth Congress, reciting the precede ts in tiie case of the Louisiana aud Tennessee members. Mr.Washburne, of Illinois, moved to lay the resolution on the table, which Wus lot by 79 yeas to 88 nays. j Mr. Shanks moved the previous qneslion but it was not seconded. Mr. .Maynard nciov. d the reforenco of the 1 resolution to the Committee ou Recon struction ; carried. The morning hour hiving expired the next business in order was the consideration of the Constitutional Amendment aud the bill retail- g to suffrage reported from the Judiciary Comm. tree by Mr. Jiontwell, who remarked that g ntienteu who desired to speak on the bt It on Con-' stiliitional Amendment were not prepared to-uay, ana ne movea to po-ar.one its former consideration till Wednesday next ; agreed. I he House at 1:45 re-nmed the consideration of the bill granting land and rightnf way to the Denver Pacific Ra?lro;l & Telegraph Company aud was addressed by Mr. Igan ill opposition thereto. . . Wlndom spoke for the bill. Scheucx followed on the same side, rer marking, in the course of his speech, in reply to a snpposed statement of IjOgan'. that even if it was against the wish of the 1'resldent elect, he should vote according to his own judym'-nt mirV snso of duty, undeterred by any such Intimidation. Jxigau bald h s remarks hail liren iiit.-un-de.rsUXHl. He had not said GeuerarUGraul had expressed any opiifion as to the pro-lH-rfd road. He had never talked with mm ou the subject, lie ha l said I lie rm'.r road company w.s asking the House to vote sgainst th.i opinions of their constituents, against the platform on which members had ben nominated, and ng-iinst the understood and expressed views 1 the President elect. Ho had not. certainly, understotKl t hat, the romartc was thrown out is a reason why members should not, vote tor tho bill. He lavored the proposition and Hi ) principle of such grants, mil. he would try in future to have them belter guarded. i-tignconuu uieiii spnue in support oi the bill. Covode closed a nena'e in its favor, nna moved the previous question on lis pass. age. Wnshbiirue, of Illinois, Tiiove l to lay the bill and aiueu iinenls on the table. Itim all called for the yeas and nays. Washburne inovel a call or the Hottso, and wanted a 1 the ioeniiers to be present and show Ihelr hands. The t ad of the Honse.was not ordered, but the ouestiwa was taken np, and the House relumed to lay the bill on the table yeas Si, nys 92. llie tious ihen rein-eii to second the previous question tj to iSti. Ijohiii moved to l-eicr tne bid aud ameuduieids to the Committee ou Public Inds. Agrees! to SC to ti! fame usaed leave lo otier nj loiioa iug rest lutlon, staling that it had Ih.t approbation of a i mi J rity of the members of the Reconstruction Committee, altuougli he was not authorized lo repot t it. WltKKKts, As it is provided by lln Ivfconsti urtiou Ac. pa-sed .Miurli 2d, S(j7, that until the p. ople of 111-; late rebellious Stales shall In by law admitted to representation in Congress, any civil govern ment that may exist therein shall be tie nieil provision.-; 1 only, and that no ferson shall be eligible to t ttiee in such rovisioual Governiueots who are not quail tied for office by tho ll.h amend ment ot me constitution ot tne uumu States; and whkkkas, As it is reported tuat the LiOaisiatuie of Ge irgia has expelled col ored members thereof, and admitted lo their seats white men who received ininrt ltles of the votes st tho polls, and that. the members of said legislature who hai been elected thereto by tho votes of the colored men jollied In such action, and that twenty seven disqualified white men hold s -a s in said legislature lit vioiati n of Ihe llth amendment of the Constitution and of the Kecoustruetiori acts of Congress; and W hekeas, ine peimiors irnm vteorgiu have not leu admitted to the Senate of the United States; therefore ' Jiesoivtd, That the Committee on Reconstruction be ordered to inquire and repo: t whether any person' during the Poriieth Congress was represeu.lng the State of GeoVgia in the House. ! Itoss objected. , Faine move I ti suspend tho roles. Kidrulge called for tho yeas and nays. They were ordeivd. li-ngnam stated that Via !nl,1-"ct, was alreaily before the Committee on Itecoustruetiou under reference of a bill inlio-; dnced by the gentleman from Massachusetts, Butler. Paine said he hardly liked lo dispute with his colle iugno on'the committee. IHt said Koss object. d to debate. Paine said hs he got the floor with the understanding that the proposition would notoecupy un tune, ne would nave to witu-iraw u lor tne present : but gave notice that, as so m as lie could ooiain tue noor, tie wouiu move to suspend the rules. scneuck remarked tuat mere were two bills iu the Committee of the Whole on the st ite of the Union one an amend ment of the tariff, and l he other a general amendment of tne reve . ue law, on which the Committee of Ways uml Means desire the action of the House, aud he gave notice thai whenever the Legislative Appropriation bill was out of the way, he would endeavor to test the sense of the House on taking up these other two bills and disjmsiug of them. Wastiburne of Illinois, moved to go into Committee of the Whole on the Legisla tive Approp: iation bill. Spalding moved that the House ati.ourn. The latter motion was agreed to yeas 81 ; nays 79, aud t he House at 4 :15 adjourned. 110 XETAKY& COSOIERCIAL WEEKLY KKVIEW. B'rNANcr au The nioaey market is easier than for some time past, and nogreat diffi culty experienced in placing short hills at the usual rates of interest. The wants of the pork packers being supplied, aud the season belug about closed, the demand from that source has ceased. The demand from coru anil tobacco buyers will soon give full employ meul to whatever capital may now be idle. Kates of luterest remain at lttll per cent, in Bank. Kxchange on New York Is in tutt demand at par buying aud 1-10 premium selling. Gold is advancing; buying l.T)-J, selling Government Bouds are firmer, aud we quote them as follows: r.uying, 6 percent, bonds, lS.SI..lc":5 5-lAfs, ISti-i. ..Hii'a 5-20's, 1SI.1 -...lOU'i 5-2u's, lSifi !V!i's. isitv new hhS..-, Selling llrt1 Hl.'t 1 10' llO'I J leiri ien loo 5-2(l's. l.Stii It'SI-i 6 per cent. li-ill's 107 6 per cent. small 10S Compound Interest Notes have all matured, but such notes as are oU'eied are bought at per cent. off". The following quotations are from the ofnee of V. J. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. S First Street. BANK4EI-B FUNDS. U. S. Treasury Notes. National Bank Notes.

i-a . II . UN'PlTRfilNT. Indiana Free Haaks...M...10 to 25o dla. aussoui I M ...... ...ioc ' l.astei u Bank Notes. ....li to ilo Planters' i5auk...f ;ioj Union Bank..............si)o Otlier 'CeiinessMe Banks &) to Uita Vii-ginia, North aud South Carolina, Georgia. A lahama and Ia.-.10 to Mie , State Bank of Iadlana... .10c. dis. state uanu. or uiuo.......iOc " Ueneral Tkadk of the Crrr. The gen eral trade of the city last week was in every respect satisfactory for tbe beason. , It is confidently expected that tbe trade at the commencement of the Spring will ta far better than at any former Spring. The prospect is considered flattering. 11 he follovmm quoUiUont repreent the wholesale market. Purchase and tale in tmtill lot witt vary lomeiohal frvm thejrriei t yiven: . . - i- . , , , , , , GROCERIES. . V4f ; "The grocery trade last week was quite as good as could have been ei pec ted. It was satisf jctory to dealers. Coffkk Is firm without material change In prices. We quota co .union aiiic; xt 21a3c; prime 2425e, and good to choice Java35 .il Stio. 1 Lagnayra 28c. ! . SrjQAii Is flrna at the advance noted last week. WoquoterawatI3314c;PortoRico, lll-3c; Orleans. 13J9l5c; Dernarara 150 15,!c; soft refineJ 1510c; hards 17c. Xkas There are uo changes iu the price of teas:. We continue to quote as follows Black: . Souchong, 90c . to tl 50; Oolong, SI to 1 60. Gretnt Young Hyson, ifl 25 to 1 75; Imperial, 51 25 to I 75; Gunpowder, $120 to 2 00; Hyson, Jl to 1 GO. . . ; Moi.A.ssKS--Stocks fair and .afflcientto meet the wants f the tr.-ule. Orleans plantation is scajoe.au J quoted at 75s'J0c Tbe refined syrups are according to quality and reputation of pcxau ufacturea, from tetoJi 23. , i .,-. " : . I .. . , , Fish We qnote Mtckerrt, No, 1, In bar rets, oo to si. 00 ; iso. 2 f21 00; No. 3 tltf; half barrels No. 1 $11 5U$13 OU; No. 2 89 603 10 00; No. 3 S7 75gH 00 for new fish ; In kits No. 1 $2 75; No. 2 82 50; No. 3, 82 25; WJtite FUth, V'J oo for new ; -S7 &j for old. lttCB Market : Ami at Il(all!e for good to prime Rangoon. Carolina li;-J3 J-c-; . :-.f x.; : , Candles Light weight lSc, and full weights 24c and steady. - - Cakdv-We coutiaue to quote at 19c and ! per pound.. ..... ,. .. , " Hta ucif Is unchanged at 7) to 8c ' Coi-roxs Yarns, higher., , We quote standard quality at ISc 'or 700, 20c for OU), and Zio for 600 f jxiorer brands are selling at lower litem. Mailing We quote No. I at Sio, ami .No. 2 at o. Carpet Chain For white 47c; for colored 55c. ' ' ' - Liiquoiw There" Is o particular change ia the liquor trade since last report. Prices remain unchuged We quote: new copper UiiitUled wbiMky .tw; one to two years old suatceat UhW, high wines 1 00; rectfted )e?l I V as to proof; commou Bourbon and Uye, 1 35 00; and Brandy, il SirufiOO; Holland gin l 60J2 50; imported brandy 512 0015 00; Old Port, ti 60 G 50. ., , .. ... , , -', ;. . ' . : ; mtr goods.' The market. lor the past week has been steady and firm nt Ihe advanced prices. TrU In tho supply niarkets has been dull. The ndviiuo.-d raUs hciug fully malntalnel with a dull trade, we look for a further advauce as xnaix, as trade becomes brisk. We quole: ,. r . . . llKOWN SHKKTIJJ03 AND Kf f f RTIK03. Atlantic A, sheetings, ISc; Slark A, do., 17ac; Canu.'itoii, t-'o., 17c; Manchester, Kic; Standard, 13; Patterson, lie; Chatter Oak, 12! ve; Valley, 10c. 1SL.KACMKU SUf.hn'INOS ANO SHIRTlNa.S. iAiiudale 1-4, lS,'.;c; II lll'ai 1-4, 18'c; Hoie 4-4, 17c; Golden Rule 4-1, 18c; Whitestone 4-1, 15c; Washington 4-4, ICo; do. yM 13,'ie; Albion Ji, lie; Bamsley , 12c; Baltic, 10c; Canoe J 10. !, ' Pkints Meirlinac W, llijc; Merrlmac I, n t : 1 ! ; S prag oe's 1 icj J ; Ash ford's, HI ia ; Simpson's ir,,' jjc; American, 'at 13,' c; Dueoel's, 13ic ; Amohkeag, 14',,c; Lowell, llje; Troy, 9c. Tiuiss-Contistoga Kutra 1-4, ,"-c; Gold Medal 4-i, illc; C T, 4-4, V7c; C O A JiJiC PiMcsa- Goons Wool lielaines, 8.vi0o; Faiu-y , Duhuaes. Ii?;.-.2iiij ; ' Atuures, 22c;. oriental Lusins, :dc. MlJ-CKtrANKoTTS Skirt ; " Braids, 75c ; f loat's and Clark's Spools SK)e; Greeu & Daniel's Spools, 55c; 2-btishel Kagi, 40"0c; 2,'J-buslj Bags, ' 500c; 3-bnsh Bags, 75c; lHle!ih SklrU,' tlti 50 per tloen; Gilbert's Hklrta, C22 50 per dozen; Ponlnsle Skirls, f; 00 pt r dozen.'; ' . ' Hats a.vu Cam. The Hat and Cap trade last week was dull, but dealers are looking forward to a good trade iu the Spring, and confidently expect- a largely im-r, ed trade. Slocks are large. Prices have not changed." " ' " i Bouts and siwks T trad In Boots and Shoes lasl week was satisfactory. The stocks are very large. Pj-lces are unchanged in this market, though goods are much firmer Kast. i tiTRicNsrAUK.'t The Queensware trade last w eek wKS only moderate. Prices are. unchanged. The stocks are large and fully adeqimt s to tho demand. . H ARuWAtric Ao Iron. The trade in" this depaitnie.nt coutiuued fair during last wei It. Tne quotations for Ti Jtale, are SlI 00; : liar. Jronr 4)4c Street Iron, boiled, 5..040.; Charcoal, syW ic ; Xail. fiiw Tor lod; Axes, Mann's, 815 00; IiippiocoU's, 817 fMl; Simmons', tl7 00. Buu-ruNO M atekiaia The demand this season has been large, and we may confidently expect a large increase of, trade in this department. We refer our readers to the best bouses to which they can seuil their orders "to our tidvertialrig coliiiiius: ' Sash. Co to He per light; Doors, ) IK) to II 50 each; Blinds. 52 75 to f 1 75 per pair; Nails, 55 25 per keg for lOd ; Glass, S3 75 to $5 00 per 1kx; White Lead, S3 25 to S3 75 per keg; Linseed Oil, II 20 to It 30 ; IA me, 00c to tl 00. DnuGS-rDuriug, tho last week tbe drag trade was veiy gixwl. Tlie following are tho quotations: White Jad, 8!) 00 14 00 per one huudred ponuds; Iiril Oil, No. 1 Winter strained, SI 05; No. 2. II 60; Linseed Oil, SI l-kl 15: Voal OU, SOIJSc Soda, 7lc. for English, and 7c for American ; Quinine, prices fi 2i(3i2 25 per oz. ; Indigo, Madras, $1 30 to SI 00. v.f. . ,. PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE. Provisions. Pork ia firm, with a fair deiuaud. We fix our quotations as follows Ne.u Mens Pork 830 50&31 00. Bulk Meals Hums at IGc. Z,ard, tierces, 19,' J320c ; kegs. 20; i21c, CSftiewe quote at 17c for choice Western Reserve, and 18c for Factory ; Hamburg, 17c, Butter U iu fabr supply at 25c to 3no for country and Ohio. Grain Receipts of wheat during last week were very light. The price continues steady; market dull. We quote II C5 lor Mediterranean; II 75 for English. Corn Is firm, witii little iu market, aud selling at 50e iu ear for new ; shelled 65c. Oats, are steady ; quotations, 55u$00c in new burlaps. Kl.otju. Continues dull with a declining leudeucy; for good superfine $5 Is asked; Extra Is offered ST UO.ijT 50; Family and fancy brands, are. named at IU (M)j9 50 from white wheat. Coiot MEAi-We find but little business done lu meal. - Wo place the prle of kiln dried at S3 60 to S3 75 per barret aud dull. Hav Baled can be had now at !lSj.82J per ton ; loose at flijjl.1 per ton. Toracco Verv little arriving. Sales of a few hogshead by Martin Ileasily Co , Planters' Warehouse, at 1 55 to 111 00. Bran Is held at SlS a20 per ton, aud dull. SniPSTUFF 32S 0030 00 per ton. Salt Steady; small barrels at 12 80, and Urge 13 50 per barrel. QUNNiEa New stock res.-wed. . Is held at 22xi23c; good quality of second-hand qld at 15i?lSc. -SEED-Ciover, 19; Timothy, 13 50.

: flew IbrK JUrket. . By Telegraph.) Nkw Yoak. Jan. S. Cotton Dull, heavy, and lower; salts 1,'j) bales m i'H'.Jr for middling uplands. KlAUM I;ecij.ls 5,Hi.f 4arrels: a hade druier for shipping grades, aud dull aud heavv for (itlier kinili: kalea M :! irl u i t Ki4fl as for Kuperfiue State end Weseru; t7 (IU(H7 ;ii lor xt:a State; tt Mi7 75 tor exira. ves4ern;g7 7a '2a tor white wheat extra; 4tf MuUOufor roun.l-ho-p Ohio; 87 M (dtsH 50 lor extra St. Ijonis; vtf OOce 12 ttu for giMxi io cnoice uo closing quiet, iiye flour u.iiH oaies l.iu IWI leis at t.j 2-v1 .'Ml. (V.rn Mkal Uafher more uclive; snli i,iiu barrels ut si uy for Weslern, t.nd t" 0 miiililj wiue. wiiisKv-jsoiuinal at SI&l Oi for West em, free. Ahkat No receipts; Spring wheat 1 2 " '"i rai-uer more doing for ex . -ii Winter tlutl and heavy; sales M i.'.tKi bush eH at II uoal li for No. 2 Spring in store II ttl G.'forlo. delivered: tl M for No. and J do. mixed; tl 56i lor No. 3 do. doll cl a ltv;:-Qulet; Male 200 bnslu lu Cana.1 at tl ; Iiari KV Qnlet ; ssles 4,'i (l"htishe!s German, io arrive this week, at 12 I t, KAHLtY MAI.T Hull. Corn-Receipts, 12.IHS bushels; market less active "and slicrhtiv in i.iv.. .. sales of 47,IHK bushels Ml HluMe for new 1 1 1 1 A - II 11 Ll 1M IA.lAr M.H ..vt r-...,... 1 IA-i lor Old UO. Ill Htjiri.' Ill ..y-... ....... jello Jersey; 9 Jo for coiumou New Or. jew ii wime. . ura ueceims. i.m i hn.heis- dnii Q...i lower. - Sales i:7,i tl tmshels at 74 v4 i,7.-M, t,,r Weslern In store, clu.slii with sellers a t. t i.e. lusiue price; iti.-to.-o tor do. anoaU iitk juiet and tlrm. toFfEK-Kio in fair readiest: other Irlndit uuuiLum. .... Suoak-DuII; sales 120 hhds Cuba at Wl QH'4V and (. boxen Havana at 12 -'i' IMOJ.AS.SKS Id fair request: Kales lo tihils Muscovaua at 37m, 15c. ami 75 hnis N ew 1 1.leans at prevous prices. Petroljsiim Ouiet: 2!Vic tor crude: 3i!'i V' imi ' v uu Vm hops tuiet. on Id u seed quiet aud steady at flftl 02. rM-i kits iuai'icNTimc firmer at5'i't57c. I'okk A shade druier: kuIms of 7."i t.nr rela at S7 for new mess: S-Ji) 75 lor ll do; fcii :laa-J 60 for pr.ine; iJXm'Oi T, tT prime mess; also sales of 2.300 barrels of new mess at sellers' nix mouths, aud c m ou seiiers r eoruary ami March. Bkef Steady ; sales of 170 banels at f I i 110 50 for new laln mess: tUa,l!l.o for new extra mess. Tierce Beef quiet; sales of mi iierces ai lor prime m; K12t'3l lor India mess. Beef Hams steady: ad of 118 barrels at )(t:iTC. . Cur Mkats Firm; sales of 7tXl pnekascs at 13 Tllc for shoulders; ltj? 17,'i j lor nains HoQ3 Dressed, firm at 13'iU'ic for yostern; latter extieme; ll.'i-jlifl for ciiy. Green Mkats Middles firm and qnlet; salrts ol ISO boxes at 15',icl;;ic lor Cumber, land cut ; lii'o lor short ribbed, 17c lor long cut hams . - m IjA-jd -Firmer; sales of 1.8 0 tierces at 19 t42c for steam rendered, seller' April .0. and 2,0 tierces ditto, sellers' July 1st. at Bu ITER Dull at 2Sd.Tic for Ohio Jil.il.K. forS'ate. . ' " Ciikemb Firm nt 13a,2oo. - Freights To L.tverpK more active; engagements per sltsaiuer of I Ji.OjO hu-hel grain at 7U for com, aud 7'ia7id lor wheat. . . j .. .. , . , St. Louis , Market. By Telegraph. J .. , Bt. Louih. Jan. 25, ' Tobacco In god deraanil, but very little ottering: prices unchanged. Cotton Nothing doing. .' JlKMK r'old at I2J-l.240. , FJ.OUR y.uiet aud "unchanged ; suprrflne sold at 15 SO-ail : X at Sti !); choice XK at ITS 00; choice XXX at S7; fancy auto 00 fo?!l 00. Wheat Extremely dull, -with no demand for choice grades; common to prime Fjilsokl at itl 35.il 50. aud coin moil No ' Spring at U '27. Owm--supply ttmall, nml held above buyers views; choicj white and yellow so.d fct72c: in xed is worth about. U.S.;. Oats '1 he demand is mat ly for seed ; choice black and white sold at lll3c; oidinnry qualities dull ; mixed utiM i.il ir. iiAHl.KY Iu better ii-inalid at tl K..(2(HI for prime, lo choice Iowa ami Illinois; S2 0-V.2 15 for fancy Iowa and Miui.ice.oUi. Rvk flower at 81 2"l 2i. W 1U8KV Nothing done, aud nominally Foick Firm, with sales In small lots at. 131 00. aud lor February delivery at t;J0 W. Bcjlk Meats Very sUiF ami acilve; loose dry salt slioulders aoid at l:tc; clear h'des, packed ill sii-ar, held at lO-'c; pnekcl shoulders at llzic; clear tiiles - Uj-lje: looee shoulders, hams, t in tdesand clear side-, to arrive, at V2fs, I5!c 15!o at.d lOUjc; clear rib sides at Chicago at 15'c; liMse shoulders, clear rib sides, clear widin and sweet pickled hams at Canton at J2,',c, lo'ic, ItiVyC and 10c. Bai'on Very little done; small sales of shoulders at H'r.il re; clear rib sides at 17(m: clear do. l.sc; suarcurfl hnms 1-c. IIarii Firm, with small sules of liercn at 1! c, bin is geuerally lielil uthll.c. liotis Firm and sliif, with saiall sales at ilu -Vi,. i.ni : , dividing on It; land 2S1 miiii.Is V.r.r.f Oaiti.e ifutlmnl; good lo choice butcher's stock lu domaud ; priciii ranee at 00;a7 on tor iulerior to ex'ra SilKKP In moderate supply; the better grades are all lu demand, and prices range at 11 -oi'2 00 per head for interior to extra. -o New Tork Cattle Market. By Telegraph. New York, Jan. IS. Cattle Recel pt for 'he week. 55fcM beeves, 3,ri0l sheep anil lambs, 7.3:;0 hot;. From the dale ol our lastieport up tot Incline of last w tea's market, lleef was mod erately active, with moderate arrivals; priees or ail grades are quite sleaily, rani;. ing at 7.'i.(10c. tbe latter un i xtivmo. T--Uay there were arrivals of about 1,1 K) head. Willi a tolerably good deniauil which w-.s chiefly for the bei, grade; prices -tei44ly at iu-i4i i t inierior io exiia; we (pioie: Extra J7c; primw W.iutM'iei fair to good I.h v lik-; indlriary 12. ill-; iulerior Id. i lie. , Siikki ami IjAmhi-Soon after our last report, the market became quiet with lair receipts; prices lor co union ti ckr.cedi-it 14ia?ie ler pound, while those of good tiuws were quite hlesdy ; on the closing day ot the week, uowever, the market was strong for all kinds. Bart of t li above decline was recovered lo-day ; kuppjy fair, demand fair, and prices generally st -ady, raugitig nt .")', no.' lor common Western lot x:ra I anaua. Swink The market the latler part of bu-t we-k. was quiet business being ifKtrhted to the xmallness of the arrivals; prlcee firin to-day; arrivals were dlinitintive, being only 1,2-iO head at Fortieth Street aud 1,138 head at Communlpa w ; ttie market is hr n at ii;h;i18. 1 essed Hogs advanced, closing at HllJic for Western aadHli jll.'ic lor city. - . New Tork Gold and stock Market. By Telegraph. New York, Jan. 25. Money The supply Is large and lncreang, wbi e the demand ismiHterate; brokers are accommodated at 0 v7c!ind Government dealers at 5h(1c; prime business paper Is disxuuted freely attic. STKRidNO Firm at 041; lor bankets, days, and 10;l2j for shoit sight; supily of coinnirctal bill scarce. O.Ji.D-Opei.eil at my, but fell to3!J!i 4 3tj'4; there Is a large short Interest uulhIk udlug; the market cl-ed firm. GoviiKNMENTi Stronger, with an ndvance of 'i"tl4e. While Ihedemaod Is well distributed Ihroughoutthe West, the bonds of the smaller denominations are espe cially active, aud command i4($I per cent. Coupons of 'si, lI'J,,i-;,-; tiJ, n.-pn do. '04, HKlli(ttll!r;'i: do. 'ft), llO;; do. new, H'ilOS'4 ; uo. 10-io 10H.giuKV. '07, losjiiiloo; do. VHoh, ; Cincinnati Market. By Telegraph. Cincinnati. Jan. Z Fix)UB And GeAIN Unchanged and quiet. Corn Firmer find In better demand; eir, 07i(t'8c: shelled, 70c. Bye Firmer and higher; sales or No. 1 at fl 42. . . OATS-IIeld at GltfiGjo. Bahlev Unchanged and quiet. CotT'in-Uull aud prices nominal at IJSC for mlddline. Whiskv Steady at 97(4 08c. Provisions Strong and prices a shade higher. Mess pork is salable at t.!0, but held at 831. Bulk meats salable at U'-c lor shoulders, 15c for clear sides, pic for clear rib, and loc for clear, but is held at J.,c above thpse rates. Bacon scarce and firmer; sales ol 111 lihds. at He for shoulder, i7'c for clea rl', and ISc lor clear sides. Sugircured hams have advanced to lSV.niiic. Green meats so.d at 11,'Vc for ahou'ldi-rs, liVii for sides, and 104e fjr bams, with ii strong market. Karh Js held finnly at 2(e, but not much inquiry. HurTKR null at."S,:tSc. KiiOS Dull al2ia2lc: supply largo. SKF.ns Clover seed firm utlGc periound. Timothy dull at 12 :JOi42 40. lUJi-I.liiseed oil flim at tl 07iil OS; la"d oil firmer, and the demand in execs of Hie KUppiy at t ki,,ii tii. i'li-i'Koi.KUM Firm at S43i(c. (i,iU)-l.W buying. KAi'HANOK-Firiu at par buylug. Jew fork Dry Goods Market. 11 Telegraph. New York, Jan. 25. Put Gooiks Market dull, yet st ady if not firm for ail staplo cotton fabrics. Heavy Brown SUeeting4 firm at lt,'i'i7c for best makes aud loo lor second-nand Heavv Brown Urills quiet but tlrm nt 17i7ic. Smllhvilie Cambrics comma d 104hv.. Cotton Grain Bans areiualdtle hurry consequent to the speculative movement, and Androscoggin and Lewtslou A

ESTABLISHED. 1831;

nave iiea pnt np lo 4"c, and Stark " rmu'inm mrns, Ac , there Is an . aiso, anu iirices are " oiuti Warps ranro at -:'. li lis-js from 85t45. Wool lit"'!?!'"-!.'1 ' " "'ef'be.l MusliiiM Dteadv A'.iT. , new 1 oi It Mills; 2ofor D.l.iware -. ' Ahilroseogsin; uoo for nev..i...'l'., ",r "! e lortto inii .....i-.. . ,""V1,:U" W lor KUci'lou t lM!ro Morhff. Vl oiik i-.iai ". .? ""'UU Helling iris . "-., -mI. lor spring Zx.it 81 I ( t l .; No. 2 linn, r at ii,i vK hi, A -er; .losing at ifl Jl'; I..'Wii I. i ,.l H OuUideaies Hi , : . J.. ' 2...v'.' huyers. itii.ie,aies wiiici) 'Chaiite ,u i i,i ilMN-Kw ..lv un.l ilm . : rn made at - . -.i B? de. for ..U... .'.. . . ' . "osinu ai mw -:i di io I.im. i ' . ' r- - , . .. 4o i.i.r march, at '',t'l . - Nl-M,. I. ......... m . . . . : tins after, irw ' ' " """ -"oi.ung dolg OA'i-st-less active: salo at 4K .:;,. ssr, f, or clo iU4 . r m 7 I.U.P r,,,Jn,i-. K 'o higher: Ka'es of No. 1 ai tl lii'i( 17; No. '2 at t ll'i (1 15''"V h ei and steady; sales of Vo 2 Hic;nvr.NKs-fni, iiiii-oi-o ,.,.m mJFyjSAf,llr at Sj0 00 430 2", cash! ' J l "".v-r en lliiry, and tld Heller r.r.L- 1.7 " buver January. , l.ULK IKATM Firm: lilmrl rll,. of l .l-;.. iHr' iU "'u- ! ; -.houiders i. i".. .r,,.AV . i "ll lr-v eoria, and lie buyer l eoruiiry at Keolrnir and lirni at IV. . ,i.-.i .,' oreeti hums (dearly ler; sales at l!r'ii I'KIWKIllKMMt.ll... i - . ,.. , .... ... ... niiunsuniiuu rmsl...u.l. .., ..Li . .""K" 'inn anu - . , . , . 1 - J ! , ,, I.. ..... . 8r,ip:;irnt.i'"i"Ji.,:..,,,i.' orir a id iiiedium llnchTngedr,'f:IDa0tSVl, anJ 'y Ncsv or leans Marfcri. Hy Telegraph. t rw Orleans, Jan. 2 Cotton t Tn ,.i ( . .... .... i-lK, '"''i-7'"'. il"s l, imi bales; r'eo. lpt J.'. bales; exporuiJ!,3J hiUos. vnn.n i,r4. i;i-i?,''.IAK,,1rH'nri,,k lls'il 'ommerclat 11,; 4 Uls;4; ., y. .signt i uiscuut. fsuuAii steady ; coiunioi IH'.w prinirt W4M18..; yellow clarilierl li'i tl.U: choice7i ,7.1c .. " "J,,": 01U,Ssj.S-. Srlllt' " ,fimii,..n .. , . .. , .. - Fl XiVn lfnchiiii4n.'t cm i..rt .... Uoubloextmi,? U; uhh, (.tri4 f7 M(,.H l idt Ac.ivuat70.,Hiic , , , - t.UTS 1' I r'ltt at OS i,'. l'.KAvn,ia , " . .. .' ) i. JlAV-OnlJ; prime at S;!4 IKl. , i . , Pohk Active at tt 7ji.ijl m . IMlllS-IU l: khoil . ers l-.i-r.'. lr,n ,!K . i ,.. i , - ........ ... . . i.i.i 1 I w Sides l.'iC clear lftl.c ' . . BAiui-tiuiet aud fliuij 4 lore 3 20,'io; keg 0''V " ' ,ii uin;u L0ul3Tll!c Hartct. ' ' I?y Telcsraph.J Lochhllb. Jan 2".. ! I'onArro Haif-s ::s iinwi.,tu inj i,. ulnin leaf at . ijov73 bO? - l ottuN Sales at. Zti'-'iU. MfJH P.KK-Sales at 3l 00. IjiKO-Salesnti.de. ll.tl'O.V SUlPH ol Uhlllllil ,M it H1ZO r-iaar rib sides at 17c. clear sld.-s u-t clour nb s.Ue 17e, clear sides at lM.o-ali j...i. v... ,. .... i-T,oi;rt-suesorMipetniipU85 75ti,0 25. VV HKAT-Sales ul. tl 75jilh5. Ci.il Sulea ut i;'-'i.'si. ', Oa i s -Sales at. i3 , ik-.u. JtVK -sa cm at f 1 -I2';,'il I. WliiHKV-Salesof raw f;ee at tl 01). u ... Mem&bU Market; I Hy 'ivictfrar.h.1 MKWfftis, Jan. 2".. I iKu-imil j superfine 17 .7 60. ill! -.V t K,ot7UU, Oath A t 7"C. ' liAr-Ai I r, to. BltAM At 23U0. 1'ullK -f::i 51. i .a u 20: vv.'i " l'.Ul.K MfcAT.s Finn: shoulders l:tf& lli'in: Ki ies, 17-e. llo u T lireed, 12? fte. Kar.'pe-n Market.. j y Cable. I I,oiMi, Jan. 25.' Cdn.soi.-! -IV.r money O.i'i. and ou ucount Bonds i:,r stocks hh-iuIv: Li lea 21,; lilinolst ientnd 0 3. : mid AllanUc am. Great W estern, U'. 'fallow 4j rd. Su-.-a 1 !, Turpi-nline 0.1. Calculi Idnsocd 5Ss. 1 Pa UK,- Jan. 25. ItK.vi -r.H -70 francs 72 CUllI lilies. 1 ' l''-ANK.'il.T.riUl, 2. BoNIH 'J!.f,'JJi. I . Id viciii'doi, January i..Crri'oN Hull; sales of mid.lUiii! i.,iuda 11', 1 1 '.,d : New Orleans I lf; 11 i-.ale of 1.IMI bushels of l':dil,,riii;t white wheat at lis i),J; re I Wc-teii'. lis Ids, Hour Win ft 'Jim lid. 1 'urn .'t5s lor old. and Mis for new. ( tuts ,'i.s Ii I. Barley .5n. J'ork lr-s 0,1. I'.eef 10.5s. Lard tit iner at Vis. 15 icon 67s. Spirits relioletini :ll; rellin'd Is li!d ; Ihe market firm. Tallow 17s. 'J urpeiitine 80s 0,1. ! A NTVKKl", J an. '2Tt. Butkolkum 59 ntjy.j francs. (-.,-;..,., ; f lirtvi'.K.'J-ui, 2.5. Co'n'.iv Kasler; sales nt 1 fi aiifn on ihe -spot mi l i'.Ut'.- franax HllMJ.b.'-' ' 1 'it ." OFi'iCIAL. lilies lyttts J ly tir a 1 kil i:.aioil ., the Jyriii.U (uHifrc. I I ! ' (ruBiio'-No. 1 J3. An Act to proviio fir cortaia (?I.-nm;i as.iinst tho Depart incut of Acricyl- ' ture. . - " U6 in cnnffotl y tlie Konafc and rfoUKO ' of J 1 0 ii r f u t i ve of tho ITnitc! S:i!i:rf (ij' Aim-rica iu Congress :is.-i:iiih!eJ, 't'iiaf U10 proper uocouutofficers ul. the ironsuty bc uuiliorizo.l to aU'lit tho elaiiiu iiieluded iti tho scliouulo followint', to-wit: W. L. Kllioo, one dollar and fifty c uts; 0. C. Aiidorson. h;:vcd dollar:! aud Ii fry centi; M. . W . JJcvf-rae. one liundrnd aud fifty dollars; V. i), Jicrry, hix doll.irs aud Torfy-fioven !ciiIh; J. ll. It.mrno, thirty fivo ' ilo'ilari ; Joim lijil, tweuty-two dollars; (J. J. lirewcr. eightj'-livc dollars; K. lakor, eeveii dollars; T. Ii. lioijgC!-, four dollars aud fil'tv ccnl.s; J. A. iakc, four dollars; Ballitnorc Journal of C'oirimerco and Price Current, fifteen doilarn; (Jcor.;o JJrown, ono dollar aud thirteen eeotM ; L. J. Campbell, two hundred aud fifty dollars and P'.xty-uitic cent? ; 0. . Carrow, cif:lit"fivo dollars ; Cruit and Campbell, twenty dollars; Carter, Yaten and Wiswell, fcixty-threo ilollars and twenty-five cents; F. AV. Christeru, two dollars; II. L. Chapiu, six dollars and li'ty ceuts; Craigen and Clever, five dollars: Collins, Anders and Company, , eleven. thousand seven hurjuicd and thirty-threo dollars and clevea cent?; William 1?. Dans, live dollars; 11. 1'. Katoo aud (Jompany. oiiC dollar aud fifty cent?; Epsey and JJurJoC, tixty-two dollars; Samuel fc$. Foa.s, two dollars; Fi.il.er aud Shaoflcr, ten duil us and ninety cents; Nathaniel li. Fugitt, three hundred and Hixty-luur dollars and lorty one cents : Fowler and Company, one hundred and fifty-three dollars and twentynine ceuts; 'A. ). Oilman, tweaty-two dollars; William Hacker, fcix thousand seven hundred and cioeiyiiino dollars aud forty cents; Jlovcy and Company, eighty-thr o c:ub Iuteriiatioual JilieliaiifcC, (J. Wudu, R'.'cnt,) two dollars; Irvine; and ViIlov, three huudred and ninety-seven dollars and thirty, five cents; Journal of Cornmcree, seventceu dollars; A. J. Joieo un-1 Company, forty-eight dollars aud thirttcn cents; Au,. Jordan, twen'yfivo dollars; J. Kuox, liltceu dollars : nd fifty cents; J. M. lvuester, two dollars; J. F. Luhmo and Comp'iy, tliree hundred and iiiiiety-ono di lla-s and five cents; Linton nni Company, forty-five dollars; A.M. liawvi', nix dolars in jrold; D. 'f. Ioore, three dolhirs; l'a.seil Mmris, thirteen thousand two hundred

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1 ',' r i r. t.u ,!- liur' . ' "T. C ll Utl lrril l.il .; r iron dollirs j f i J t i v '. i ; .-,. ...... t i ts aua iwimy-i.vo C2h!s; J ' Mnrlin, ottrhtv-Nix .ioilars nn.l nif.rtyci?ht cents; ll. Matlac;.-, tw.niy'ji.0 conta; JUunn and Cornj.pny, Hirer. t, . irs; j. utioriril J fl "i-1 1 i;;r 1- e r, IXii i t uollarn; 1 lant fiii'l J;rol! r, iwo i ol. I ura ' Pro If f.i. .1, leu iJo!Lirf: I'l.iii, ana 8oloujouf. flttocn dulifirs; ' 1 i: 4:... .1.11 .. ti.-. . m. invrr, live uoiitrs; V 1 1 , 1 u tit Smith, six dollar-; John haul, forty fivo dollars and siify-fivo cent.-; II. A. SwaHcy and Coiipany, thiee dollars; Schaeffi r and Knradi, rixivseven dollars and Mtveiity cents; W. Ii. Smith and Conip.ify, fuur doll.irs; IJ. W. Stewart, Mxly t'ollars; K. Slade, thirty dolhrs; Sievens Jlrotliers, (London.) fiity eifht d,.ll.arnud twenty cents: Mibley and (Jay, fourfy four doilirs and uin, (- seven cen's: J. 1 urner. tmo Jol ar: 11. (). ThomriKon, fifteen dul iar-; Charles 8. Tuft, ono hundred and twenty cifihr dollars ate lorty-eveu cc;its; J. It. Jilton and Company, t.irco" dollars; Andneut, v iluiui ui and Conipmy, twelvo dollars find soveDty ociits, T. 11. Winner, one dol lar and fi iy cents: V liam Hood and Company, t weiifv-iiifn dollars: J. 11. Ward, thirtv five diillnrs nni tliirty-e:Kbt cents: (). F. Woodward. two dollars and fifty ctnts; S , tnu. I Watner, two dollars: J. Wrihr. one dollar: A. II. Vounr, forty cieht dolfirs and Hevcnteen cents; IVchall idorris. twontv dolhi Bixty-fivo dollars and tvenlv eeiitt:' Slovens and Brother. ("Lou Ion Matrnzine). ci'dity dolars: James Sheehy, mx dollars and filty reals; Jw (). lhomnson. cdtr'it v .hdlirsW. Lodee. thirlv-iivi .lo.l.r.James H. Limcncoit. four hutt1 red and twetity-eiuht dollars: J. I Walfiner, forty-ever, dollars and fif ty cents: Samuel Jiinxw.'Jt. ono htindrel and four dollars; Willimi J. Oiirdiior, twenty dollars: (J. IJnh-trf. Hates, thifty teveti doll irs and lifry cents; Will iaii V. lal, two hundred and lour dollars; ll. 1). Dunn, two hundreii nnd thuly-two dollars: X. A. Wilhird. one hundred and ninety-two dollars: .V. I!. Cloud. twenty-eight dollars; S. F, ll.cr'. twenty dollars- II. F. French, oi,r hundred and forty-nine dollars and fifty cents; C. V. Uo vard. hixtvnoven dolhra and City cents: J0I111 White, (ift.ee a dr-llars iud fifty hix cents; Henry A. Dreer, one hundred nnd sixty thieo dollars nnd HOventyfive conts; Irael S. Die 1, nitio hundred dollars; and to allow ho much of tho game as shall apnetr upon due proof under oath to to duo an J uuJiaid for goods delivered and nervices rendered to tho Departino'ut of A sr r i - culture upon contracts made ly tho commissioner prior to th j lir.st day of July, c'shtecn hundred and si xtyeven, LandJ for the pa- meut of tho tame, forty thousand dillarn, or po much thereof ss may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury uot othtrwiso appropriated. Skc. 2. And be it f urdier cn.irfod. That if any comtnissioi et ! Lit officer' of the Dcpartim-nt of Agriculture hhall herealter, iu the name of tho United States, or in the natno cJ" Baid department, con .ract for any i?oods or pcrviecs for th) ue thereof beyond the amount of Money appro priated and remaining id his or their hands unexpended at the timo of Btich contract, tho officer so olleu lin shall bo deemed iruilty of a misde meanor in office, and upon conviction thereof idiall bo puuishc 1 by fine not exceeding five thousand dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding two yrais, or both, at tho discretion of the court. Approved, July Fl, lBO-i. SPECIAL JIOTICE3. A lard. A clfi'jiy limn, while icsi-Unir. In South America as 11 missionary. liinoM-nd 11 Mile mill simple n Ine.ly I, r the core of Nervous V. k ness. Fully Is-cuv, lilseases of tne Crinary H int Siininil n ;,h iis, 1. 11, 1 I he w hole i riin of disordeis In-ou hi. on l,y hahefnl and virions 1 1 11 till., lirtni 11411,1-Ih-is liavtt heen enrsd liy lids 11., I, e icnidv. Prompted Iivii'Ii-mim to I, en, fit tin II III let, -d and nnforl ulliile, I will send lint recipe lor ptepsi I iik and lis 11 tins 1111.I1 C'.ne. In 11 seah d -n velope, t any one who needs it, free of i-tmrrf. Ad Ire. M JlMKI'll T. INMAN, Station l, I'.ll.le lliuive, Jnl2dAw;tnl sp 11J New I'oikt'ny. IIW -Vi JKT IMTUX IN.- KnrimliiIon , 110 ehti ii:'. Seiitl Hkclt-i and desei ip11011. l''or application, net d model, not over (inn loot 111 si.--, and K ii Ilr't Ooveinloelit Mini ul 11 111 p fis-s. Sis'cil i s 1.11,11s, 0 1 . w -iiH'.s, i-aveiils; Kli'iimi-ids pupuieil; r1Jecied claims prosecuted. Also, lnl,-ri,-r. enc' s, extension of patents, iiiel at peals. Ail, tress MUN.N 1. i U., No. l Park i:.,w , New) 01k. ite.'.' lillll Batotelor's Hair Dye. Thll Kpleinlld Hair Dye Ik 1h lel In Ilia world; lh only true ami piileit li;e hKrnilr.s, rslla.hle, 1 nsi aiifiiiieiMis 1 n.vdis. p"ll.l incut ; no I idlmlo is Huts; rem. dits the 111 eltectji ol had (ties; i 11 v I ral es and li-ni'i-H ttie Hair sod tin, I U-nul 1 1 id, ttixfk er Irrott'ri. Sold ly uli lirmndsis 111. .1 lrfuniers; end propel ly uppn.-d ,t Uh'cIiDior's Wl f'aeloij, No. Ii I'.oiid Hli.et, Mew York.. ap:a..liy Ilovo:'' ".ty no! her f idler I !i tivony if .1.1 1 ones siiiitehed HWuV ,. 1, VV Iioo iiin; I'onih, or i- i , slnthi hoi I le ol Poland's M.und would Iihv" saved lis i ti fall hie. f fceein tl .f'ttii tlrm: 1 t :! pi her'ji, v J ;ll 1:I Ool?itt; Oo. Fragrant Toilet Soaj.s t4 AaEI'Kf.rAKl.i) 1IT MtflHI Motlo liiriilniiii fM AImI riMlM, h,I urn SJ.OWN AH Till NT AN I1AI1II HIT PK.AI KU ,i.ND CiMTOAt Kit. Hold KtrwKh.r. (d! Iolliralcht Freckles L T:i.:. Tlio ONIiV KKIjIAltld : KKMEDY l.'i liOK BHOWN lUSCfdAlKAriONS Oil tll ''8 rerry't JMh aiul IrerVe JaAwh. 1iral only by lr. 15. C. V CltUY, l Street, OW ork. Hold everywhere. HoniEiisr 3ioti:ki:3I mothki-.s DON'T FAIL. P COCUii" Mrs. WinKlow's Scot Lin KOH t'llILDKKN Tl 11. I'll I NO Thl vn;uahle pi eprirutlcn Ims l ii iv.i-il witli neier Jail.nj in iujunir.iJs ot 6l'rt. It not only relievcH I ho li 11,1 from pain, but luvlijoi ul en I lie htoinch 111, ! Itoweln, coi rcetn at lility, 11 tnl y.i vch amc mid enertrv to tne w lion; M 111. ltwlll K,i 1 ont :i lit, y leilcveUiUi-ifcU lis 'lilis I hi v ll. and W l o CoJ.lC. .'t belleVft It 1h lho bent and surent tent' tly in. tlir MHn hl In all ca ol ', , .- Mild luvrrha'a in VKUitrrn, w hel her iw irtinrt from teeiuiii or any othercnn.se. Full dliei-l.ioii.s lor ur lii will mjconipany tucli luiitlc. I!.-Mire and Pall for " M I S. Wf NSI.O W HI M U HINII Mi KI'I'." IiaIiik 1MB '"-"-ilr: d "t'UKTinn 1'kkkinh ou I .ho ontaida Wtaner. Ail otln ra ro b.vo linltalloua, Jcl d,i wiim J. 11. Ukkicm. JT. IK. Cm F. 1,. CJfc.KN. :ici:iari Ac 00., CAKItlAGE MANUFACTURE!, Train ler tlrnatnentrs it C nriiihali irlcea. Main titrrrt, . Ftfih and S.j A, laulii-dAW'.d l:VANHVIl.l-lt, iNWv