Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 January 1869 — Page 1

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. - DAILY JOURNAL One year, by mall - Hix months, by mail...... - Th ree months, by mali. .......... By the week, payable to carrier...... TRI-WKEKL.Y jOaitSAL. ,0 00 . 5 60 . S (xi . 23 One yoijr ... .... .....-.... tix months. " 7 00 4 00 WKKK1.Y JOURNAL One copy, one year .............. . - Five copies, one yoar . ......... Ten copie. one year..... - TELEGRAWI SIMM 1RT. old closed in New York, yesterday, at ifi'.e;. It is stated that General Grant Is opposed to the pending Alabama claims treaty. It s thought that Heverdy Johnson will bo re-called. Spieer, a former resident ot Tazewell County, Illinois, shot himself twlC3 in the head on Friday. When the wounds were dressed, ho tore off the bandages No hope of recovery. - ..', At New York, on Saturday night, between two and three thousand dollars worth of silfcs were htolen by burglars from a .store in Chatham Street. The thieves escaped with their plunder. Tiio New York Hoard of Health has pasod an ordinance forbidding the sale or Heroin oils and other burning fluids, unless they shall take fire at litt Fahrenheit, and evolve explosive material at a tempera,ture ef 100" .... A Philadelphia diapftlcn, dated the 2Glh says the Republicans in the Leglslatnre : having failed to pass the bill for retaining Tax Collector Teltx in office until the contost a to the legality of the election of his successor is di rldeJ, the Democratic candidal , Mr. Mallory, to-day took possession of t he office. :.'.: The Lawreaw, Mssarhusolts, Amrrictn, i-ui.-rtit Hunks's District, of the22J last., referring to the controversy about General Ranks having been ordered to supercede Ueueral Grant, says:"" We happen, personally, to know the oOiciat autographic orders are now lu the hands of Geneial Grant." '";'". ; ; A New York dispatch says: .Of the 21.1,1 W emigrants who arrived here last year, lil,V7l remained in thisBlate, 81,625 wentlo lllk- , nols;;t,lIi to Utah, aud 5 to New Mexjeo, while alt the lately relwllions Btte rt eived an aggregate of only 2,311. j - j ' A Wheeling (V.) dispatch of date the ajlh.says: At the municipal election yesterday, the entire citizen reform ticket was elieted by handsome majorities. Rpiitltcans aiitl Democrat muled in voting tor the best uiru wUhotit respect to parties; A New Yark dispatch dated the 26th say: Turee burglars, with sloleu , prop-e-rly lu their possession valned at tlirea thousand dollars, were arrested, by tpW Joii'.'dau yesterday, and on Sunday evening ihree ethers were Ciiplured by Sergfjiut Woodward aud his as-.isiants. All tnese parties, who are supposed to constitute a regular burglarious Kaiijr, were committed to await Itiat. ' T E X, EORAJP H. News by Atlantic Cable. News from Rio Janeiro. The Paraguayan Army Dclea ted. t .- Tho London "Times -American Finance. on Tho English Pre S3 and Free Urants of Land in ! ! Canada. Salaries cf Circuit Judges in Illinois to bo Increased. Arrivrsl of Gov. Clayton and Staff at Memphis. ... A Notorious Gaerrilla Shot and Killed. Y Tho Order Debarring Bradlay Restricted. Church i Treasurer iconded.. AbHo is a .Defaulter in Sum cf $8,300. . tho Attempt to Seiza a Distil lery at Cincinnati. Congressional Proceedings Havana: Formal Demand for the Body of an American. Havana, January 26. The United States Consul yesterday lormally de inaixled of (Jencral Dulce, the body of Simtiel ( opener, the American photographer killed by some armed men iiebmiug to the volunteer force, lie wished to be informed whether the I l-.vernment was aide to protect American citizens. He tohi the Captain General that if the Government was not, the United .States would be compelled to proteet them. lnb-; expressed his regret at the recent bloodshed, and hoped no further trouble would occur, lie also renuested the Consul to pend a list of Americans on the island to the Government, and, ordered the body of Copmer immediately delivered. Tile uight passed quietly. CANADA. The English Frea and Free Grants or Land to French Canadian. Montreal, Canada, January 20. J he JiOglisli press strngly protest against the Quebec Legi.-lature giviog jico grants ol Uml to 1U,(M French C anadians who want to return to Canada irom the United btatcs. The Hank ot Montreal is reported to have lost ?500,0t0 from loaning money to New -York upeculators who became bankrupt by the recent corner in Eric shares. There have been over 100 deaths bore from small-pox daring the last five weeks. " ' . CHICAGO. 1 ii.Vlaries ef rtrenlt Jnd?es to be Increased Election of United States .Sti.itor Eaiiroad Accident Man Killed. ' Chicago. Jan. 2G. A hill passed the Legislature to-day to add $1,000 to the salaries ot tne Circuit Judges.

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VOL. XX. . . "Watt A. Carpenter, was to-dny elected U. S. Senator from Wisconsin,' by a vote of 18 to l?t io the Senate and CS to 23 io the Assembly.: - '" . In Quiney, Illinois, jeste relay, while three men were underneath ear. ou the track of the H.trinibal k St. J oseph Hailroad, repairing if, a careless switchman let several caTs collide with it. One man named Bmnstead was' killed. Connelly was seriously injured, and Colli iw. was aaved by his brother. The switchman lins been arretted for gros neglect of duty.' iE U RO F E7 By .Atliintlo T?lojr,fiiI, Sews from Liverpool -Ketnrn of the - Steamship Pierre In a T$amacd r-t'ondlllt.n Xows from ttio Janeiro , Paraguayan Army JJeftaterfl lift liOnrtoi Times on Jinertc:i.i KIuancea i v : I "''""" 'Livbrpooi, Jan 2(J. The temulrip Perirf,' ?hich sailed on the L'tli for New Yrk, returned to Urest' today, in n d:Tnriied voaditipn. having liad u'ik iMTeouiS killed on .board and several injured." iNo j.artKilartr. v . ; Mr'. ("J Veen, of Louisville, son of Hon. N. Cltui-n, a jmscenser, iwaf'e. The aeut in ii:wvork ttvuka th accident occurred iu the iiiisrino:roin; Caflualtiea aiuoijg the crew, . -!V , V "' ' "' FXiAKC.e. j-i , ;;;' ,;.-;;.' Paris, Jan. 2(.--lli0' 1 J a tnji-ro advices state tli.it the 1'arai'iiiiyan army wad totally -dtfated-n buttle at Vijetta.' . ' ! - -r.v . London,, Juoj'iti The Vim- says it'l the ideas of ! jMji Uii11i, Welles and . Washburin . o tin;inei;il affairs are aceepti-d, li. S:Jbomi-i will be on a looting Avilh (hrc of &I.isu iur-cHrt. , ., , 'JbltKEV. ' Comstantinoim.bJ) January "2t.' Tho fSubUoie IVipt., in a circirnr ile ( rn-s, reporttliatnotvjj!'bst:iti!ins; the reports that have been extensively circuited ffiat 'J'urti?y Tias beco heavily artnipc:tbe J-ultau t-oniiiienllv expeels4 'peace n the result of t lie Paris Conierence. , , j . , ' ' ! ....... , . ; SPAIN. ; ; Madrid, Jan uary 20. TJUc f 3 oyernor'of Bnrgos was assSssihsted yesterday, when about to take an inventory of the poods in the catliedrl in that city.' The excitement isifitns. Tho people generally-Aufjiin tho ( Jovt rnnieut. Many arrests of suspecled par ties iiavp beei iiuMjei '--' . ' i' ' : LYNN", Islass. Destrootlfe Fire (Jreai Loss of PropLvnn. M:is.. ! Jannarv 20.-The fire last ulcht in the larse brick block on Monroe Street, occupied by "M. !t. Johnson, Nichols, Sanborn A dohnbod, all'fhop5manuiaeUtr( j-3, ami A. 1 hilhps, manutacturcr ol needles, rapidly extended to the shoe manulacturinff houses ot llar.nson r. ewhall, T. P. llicbardioti & Sonv 11. R. llalpcy, U. II. Abom & Co., U: W: Downing, and John Norir.se k Son. The first five stores, with tkmr con tents, were entirely so.m ruyod, ' and tho others partial I v.l The stocks of the latter were rniicJt; damaged. The toial loss U $2.10,1 MO.- The insurance is not ascertaiiicd. .? WASHINGTON. The Order Debarrlns Bradley iieAtrlcted Important Kule i-sdalj-lished. ' 5 Washington, Jan. 20. The Su preme Uourt ct this .District has, in obedience to an order of the 'United States Supreme Court; restricting the order, debarring Mr. Isradley iiom practice in the court, but held-that this undcrruling of the Supreme Court of the United States did not restoro Mr. IJradley to the C"roinal Court when Judge Jt'isher expelled him. It now makes a rule that no ono suspended in ono court f the District shall practice in any of the branches of the Supreme Court pf this District, thus practically leaving Bradley where he was before the United States Su preme Court issued the ma-iu7vnmit. -JKdward D. Ncal, of Minnesota, has beei nominated as Commissioner-; of Education, in place of J)r. 'llarnard. Neal was; until recently, Barnard's chief clerk. The President has also nominated imon Johnson, of -New York,-as Commissioners to codify the laws, in place of .Cloh Cushing, resigued. The following names have? been pent to the Senate as Postmasters: A. S. llussel, at ldford, Pennsylva nia: A. T. Stephens, nt Jlonsdale, Pennsylvania; W. "V. Montgouicry, at lielleiort. Peun.; W. . Iveeler, at Lasalle. Illinois; Johii 15. Jiyre, at Wabash, Indiana; V . M. orthington, at Attica, Indians; I.taae trass, Assessor of Internal llevenuc, for the District of Ohio. "The Republican Senators in caucus to-dav voted'not to eenfer any more Dominations by l'rcsideut Johnson, except in case of necessity. , The following dispatches have jnst been received at llcadqtiirtcrs ot'tlie Army from port Cobb, Indian .territory, through Lieut. Geu. Sherman : ' Fort Cobb, December 31. Lieut, lien. Sherman, I K 8. A.. : " Dkau Genkrai.: I notice the papers, in statiug that Black. Kettle's camp was destroyed bv (Jen. Custar, say they weie peaeeable Indians on their way to their reservation. In his talk with me, some five or six days before he was killed, Black. Kettle stated that many of his men were then on the war path, and that their peo ple did not want peace with the people above the Arkansas J lis people were those who were engaa'cu in mo trouble on the Solamon lliver,' aud . . their reservation was not m this section of the country at all. ; Very truly, ' W . J. it AZEN. (Jen. Sherman forwarded to the Army Headquarters the following dispatch from Gen. Sheridan: ; Headquarters in tiie Field. December 31, IStlS. ) Brevet Maj. O'en. W. A. JS'ictuils, Acting Adgl. Utn.1 ... 1 have the honor to report, for the information of the Lieutenant General, the operations' of the column from Fort Baseom under command of Col. A. W. Evans, of the Cavalry. It left 1' ort . Uascom on the 19th of November, establishing its depot on Main Canadlow, at the mouth of " Monument Creek,' eat's from ISascom, 185 miles from this! depot.

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tJ ' Oa (he. 7th of . .December, Lieutenant Colonel Kvan marched with a detachment of Companies A, 0, T), V, ii and K, of cavalry, ami Company I of the Seventh lnfatitry, traveling in the ditcction cf ' AuUjlopc Hills. Oa ieacijingjv point near Kiowa Creek, forty-one iiles east ol the depot, a trail if about fifty lodcos of Choyenno Indians was struck, which was fol lowed over to the nortu lorlc or lied River, thence down that stream, the trail constantly increasing; till it became very large. The trail was hotly pursued. The Indians abandoned all iheir surplus property. The village was very rich, containing over five tons of buffalo meat, one hundred bushels of corn; also, flour, meal, colTee, sugar, soap, cookinp, raterjsils, -mats, pa rfl echo robe?, and the paraphenalia of a rich Indian town. The Indians kept up the fighting daring the day aud th . poxt morning, but there was not much fight in them. Three enlisted men were wouuded, one mortal y. The number of Indians which weie killed is unknown. . ' '. Col. Evans topk the main trail again on the 20th, which led west, but being out of provisions, except beef, had to give it up. The greatest praise is due Col. Evans and his com mand. It marched 21 days in the snow and intensely cold weather, without tents of any kind, and finally struck-tbis effective and heavy blow. 1 bad known, through (Jen. Ilazen aud. the ludiaos, - of this uriraud'ing village. It . was composed mostly of individual.-; from the tribe of .ConianoilCR. The trail led into a canon near the junction of the Elm ('reck and the Salt F ork, of ihe Ked lliver, when Cvlonel Evans made a detour to pass around. the canon into which the trail led, and which brought him at noon On Christmas day into a large village of. Coinanches- of sixty lodges, just south of this junction of Salt. Fork with Elm Creek, which was totally destroyed. The Indians attacked this advance, but were driven from their village with tho loss of everything it contained, tho women and children escaping by 'hem hastily 'pat on the horsey of the warriors, in some cases as many as fuur on a hor.se. , 1 can assure the Cenoral that he need not expect a continuance ol' murders and. robberies Irom the Indians in the military department herefi!tcr, if one can judge from the demoralization which this winter's campaign has produced among them. The weather has been very bad; snow, rain and intense cold. v . Signed. P. II. SiiF.TwnAN, . .Major tJeoeral, U. S. A. CO NG IJ K? :s ION AL.. XLtli I'CXGKSSS THIS!) SESSION. ST X ATE". Wasttingtow. January 20. Wilson prfontel the credentials of Chsirie-i Sumner. Hjnator elect Irom Mas-!U-hns..tts. which were read. Drke pre.M.ni t od t h e resolul loiif of the Union Mercliantjs lOxifhnnso of !St. i.oni, rem .:ii st rat ,inu imalimt the ltirther extension m" certain provisions of tlio bankrupt act llcfc'i red to the Committee on Judiciary. Sherman said the Committee on Finance had conside.ed carefully tho bill lore-or-K inlzu I lie Tivasiny Department ami fearing that they comd not report a bill on that ;snr.JiH-t, which would meet the views of Congress, had directed liiiu to report a resoliiLion providimi for t he sippoint nient, at tne beglnnini; of the nest scwioii, of a jiint committee, U consist. Ol three Henaiors and live li. presentaft ves, with leave to sit 1 in itio l lie recess of the Foi iy-iiist t'o uress, to examine and report upon Hie expsdieiwy ol re otuanizluK the civil service in the several 1 epsi imeiitd if the Uoverament, tho examination extendin j to t he clerical force necessary in eucu Deparlineiit, the raws of compensation, and sncii rult's and i emulations jis may lie re qatretl to itieroase the oiticiency td the service. The reso ution was aditptetl Crimes introduced a bill tor the re organizdlon of the avj! of the United Si ales, lleferred. to the Committee ou Naval Alrairs. I:. provides that no promotion to the grado of Commodore on Ihe active list Khali be made until the number in said grade shall be reduced to fifteen, which shail thereaf er be the maximum number. It provides in a similar manner for the reduction of L.ituteuaut Commanders to einlitv, and fixes the number of L.ieuteniniu au two bund red and eisiiily, and of Masters and insius at. one ouiulre.t eacn. The bill als. . rov:d- s in iliitail lor ihe reiir 'aniz u .ion ot the Mod:e:tl. 1-J. ineer, and 1'juV Corp; of the . avy, altollsees the IZ ade f Tl.lid A-itanl Kngmeer and the otuccs ot L;iiin imreau 01 lueiiinnu ami Surgery and Chief of the liureau ot I'rovlsioiis and Clot bins It provides tnai an appoint ue-nt as Chief ot tho liureau of St.. am Kn;neei intr, as Fleet Capt iin, He.t Surgeon, Hivt Paymasler, orl-icelr lCniniter slt iil j.ivei no additional rank or pay, ami inai oiuceiH i ine rawn-u and Kiieim-erCo.ps above tti-s grades of Stall' Surgeon, Stall' Paymaster, or Staff F.iiii.nei-r sh v. I not be required to lo iluty at sea, unless 1 11 the opiii ion of the Secretary of the Navy the exigencies ol the service demand it.. The bill also provides that nothing t herein Khali be construed to give any udditlonal claim to exercising militurv command. Finally, I he. act provies flint eommamlin: and executive otlicers shall take precedence of all stair oltlo'i-s. Alorriil, of Maine, from the Coniiuittee on Apprtpr'',,,'ons repoi ted bade tho oeusion appropriation Mil, with amendments redncuisj the amount appropriated lor invalid pensions Irom ten to mini million, and two impropriation bill with asli it amendment : Kelloa: introduced a bill to aid in th 'construction of a Pacilic Transit K wlio .d and tle.i'apli, from New tirb ans I o some poii.t on t ho hiotirmide in the diieciion m'Min lSlos. on the Tactile, wliWIi was re ferred to the Committee on Pacific Hailroad. It provides for Ihe eousolnmlioii of the Central transit Cornpiny of Louisiana, and t ne Centra! .Transit Company of Texas, under I he style, of tho l'aeitic i.Vnt.ra.i Tiansit Company, and iu aid of the abov mentioned enterprise, proposes that the government shall .'tiai H nice, i lie pay luentof the interest on thin v -year fi jmt cent, bonds of the company to ihe extent s'iiiKrt rer mile, the United Stales to Ihj se eurMl bv t he llrst innrw.'ne. 1 1. is also pro vided that the company Miall bo authorized to c'instrtict. ami opera te one or more Oimicli f ines, coiineel mir lis lil.nu ulem with the Mexican tin If or lis waters, which l.ranclit s shall be eiitlt.le.1 to the s'liue prlvlleff'-s as the main line. The bill also proposes to Slant eight - sect ions of . public lanos per mne, t.i oe st-ie.: 'i i ii itit: oiiirtvi of Louisiana. Texas. Mississinoi. Artmss. Alabama, tleorstia and Florida, and provides t hai the company shall sell every I md'ess laborer ou the road wliodesires it, forty acres oi iaiiu ui one.ioiiin i' vv.irir is to be commenced within one year, and the line is to be completed In sis vears front t he passage or the bill. Kiee introduced a bill to lncorp..rie a Southern Fx press Company. Kef erred to ...( '1111111111 le - ou Commerce. Morton moved to take up, for reference t.v i h.-.lmliri trv Committee, the bill for the relief of W. Mctiarralian, imterinilely postiuti.M.1 ..I. I l:e hist session. Williams. t;oiine-s and Stewart urir'd the toint ol order made yesteiday against a like motion, that the bill bavins been niiieii mi.el v imsloonod. was finally dis posed of. Tbw .liscussion was interriTpte.1 by th expiration of the morniiis hour, which brought up the unfinished business of yes terday the bill m relation to the Centra, branch of the Union Pacific Ilailroad. I'urius the discussion which followed ?.lr. Corbet t said the debate httd satlslid iiim that t he ias;;i"e of the bill wits not required by any legal or equitable obligations of the Uoverumert to the Cenlr il Branch Co. lie withdrew his amemUni't: olV- red yesterday. '...'..-iiiiir then ottered an amendmen in the nature of a substitute, providim; ii.ni nniiim.' contained iu I tie act ot .inly i.' is-ji r. lal iuti to I ho Kastern Idvision of ir,,io.. l'acj lie Haiiroad, shall dei. rive Vho Cental Uraiich irom coutiiiu'iit; its road and t.Veraph lines Irom the lerium. nfiim ..ne huiidred miles menu n ed in the act incorporating the Comeany ' ............. ntiih the llnirni Pacitic llail-i-rM,.! 'i'rw K.-.vsIeni liivision is a oinui'ii that ltoad, bnt requirim? the continuation ol Ihe Central lii-anch Koa l to be made to a noiul. at. or near Fori Ripley, in Kfliisa, nnun Ihe same term:;, iu all respects, im ui-e now nrovideil bv law lor the const : uc Hon ef the Fisiern Division of the Union

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Pacific Ilailroad; anit providing ttrrther. that no subsidy shnll be s-IloweCt to said Central l.iancii Corupany for any greater length of road than forty miles from the tertninailoti of the one liumlmi miles on which bonds are already authorized to lo Issued. Morton opposed the amendment, and atlirmed Ilie equity of the bill. After tuitlier discnssiou by Edmunds and Conic ling, without acting on the amendment, the Senaie adjourned. se..... Washington. Jan. 20. The Sopaker presented the petition of Mrs. A. Llucoln ftr,a pension, which was r? ferivd to the Committee on Pensions. Mr. Mct'unongli otFered a resolution call In g ou Hie Commissioner of Iiiiernal Kevenue for iuformatiou os to the rata at which he had fixed the fees of f?'-'1"ers for gufti3ud luKpei tiii!? ltqnors umler the act of J oly iOtir, liS, seel Ion 53. Also a to how mach revenue lias been received lor inspecting aud gnawing liquoi-g under that act. " ' ' Mr. Heton Introduced a bill to amend section 81 of the act of August 5th, 18.il, "To provide" for Increased r- vemie from. Itn ports. &c," by snspeudiug and ab itins the collection of the uncollected portion of the direct taxes n ude by thati-ec iou upon tlie fctabets ot JVurth aad Ssoatll Carolina, Georgia, Florida, tiouisiaua, aud Arkansas. Kefoired to the Committee on Ways and Means. Perham, from the Committee on Invalid Peusious, reported a bill relating to the operations or the pension lawr. The flrot section provide that no pension, pay, or bounty shall be paid to a wiJow now resident in the United - States, when she had been living separate and v apart from her hnsband for five oonsccntive years immedi tely lreceding his death, wiihout receiving from him any support. 'J'ne second section deprives -of her pension a woman who leads a ltfe vf prostitution or concubinage. i ugersoll cliuracteriztKt it as an itisult to tho widows of American soldiers. The remaining fourteen sections relate to the dt.-U.ils of the applications aud proofs. ; -After dispoKing-of various amendments, chlelly verbal, reported from the Commits tee, Mr. NIbla-k ma-resUMl that the bill should he recommitted, with lnstractioiis to make the u cond section apply to male peitsioners as well as lemalo jieiisioners. I'erham dt-.cliuedi to yield lor that motion. Ingersoll desired to iinow.tbO purio-t of he M'cond sect ion . . The t-;ieaker remarked t hat the second, section was not. botoro the House, tho . ijuotioiT hi'ing on the last anit'iidment re- ' ported by I'erham. Without disposing of t he iHStameinlmetii, the morning nonrnlred,aud the bill vent over (ill to-morrow. ' Washburne, of Illinois, moved Irt o lido n Committee of t he Whole on the legislative uppropriatlon bill, which was negatived to 111. Iynch, of Maine, mrrde a speoch In favor of his bill to iirovhbv for the general rt munplion fifpifln Yiuent. liai new, of New York, spote on the same Mit'.ioet-. 8peeelMv were also iniwle on t he Kami! Miiyect by Smit h, and on the subject of treaty making power by Ijawreuce, ot onto. Wilsou, ftt Ohio, oflisred r resolntlon an'tliirtzlnu the Cortimilleo on 1 loads and Canals Io take li'stimony oil t he subject of ol hridKin-4 t he hio .lliver. Adoptetl. Adjouriifd.' MEMPHIS. Arrival of fiovernor Clayton and tstasr A Notorious (.'ut'rrtlla Killed by Ills Fatiicr-in-Law. Memphis, January 20. Governor Clayton, of Arkansas, and staff, arrived here last night', and left this morning for Slarion, it is taid, for the purpose of making investigations relative to tho execution of Tycer,"McAlHster 'and il&rney by the militia. Tho ' latter was Major in the Federal Army, and since the war has been associated with Senator McDonald iu the ttock trade. The notorious guerrilla, Culleu Baker, f died lliver notoriety, was shot arid killed by his fathcr-in-Iaw, Moses Foster, at ltandall, Lafayetto Count', Arkansas, on tho 10th iDst. Ilis body was-turued over to the Federal cavalry, to be taken to dciTersoD, Texas, for idemiticution. Numerous rewards had been offeredi'or him, amounting to $3,000. . . : rCINCINNATI." (li 11 rch Trcftstiror Abseondcd Is Defaulter In the Sum of $S,3iK) Aa Altemiit 1 NciZ5 a Distil lery llcslslancc fc'tf.ocn Sliois Fired. Cincinnati, January 2G. The Treasurer of a German Protestant Church in this eity'absconded three weeks aco a defaulter to the Church iu $8,300. Revenue Detective Walters attempted to geiae a distillery last night. Fifteen shots were fired at him and his comp.inion by the proprietors. rhe bideis pierced their clothiag. No further injury. . dav (ioul I is here to day in con sultation with leading railroad men. kkpmtaky & mn n social ( Iik Umatt Martcct. By Tete.'jraph.l CtscntNATl, Jan. 2K. Ki.opii Market unchanged. UltAi N Unchanued. Corrov ln 1. ut:iSc for middling. W iiisk Y I mi I, and priees are lower and nominal : Otic ollereu. Huiiskml. PkoVISIons SI rone, and iirices tend lug upward. Mess l'.n ic Kold at S:u 50; bi-t lticnlt to bsr at less than S.l tm: country sold at fc;i)lM. iiutlc Aleuts higher; lare s.tles at l tc tor shoulders, 1 lie for cleirTib Kiiles, and 17c tor clear. II. icon is firmer and iu demand at H'.i'c, lTv-iISc for suoulders. clear lib and clear. Hams lS'i iyc. I'd is in demand, but the tirmmws of holders checked business: itriine steam sold at I'.l.nili'-ie. country at 1 !'... and city at i!H4(i:i)t; tne latter roui.i not. navo been boiii-tii. Ik-Iow 'Mc. at the close, aud not much oli'ered :t t his rate. lii'Ti'Kit Unchaiised and rpiiet. I'HKKctK Active stud iirni Mi l!;.o22c. l-jjus Are llrmcr. owinir to the cold wen tiier. and brum 22ni2:k Oi L. Liiis.-ed oil ou let bill tlrm at St u.i SI US. lur.l oil nci ive al St t.li.rl i"l. . Ffc.Tiiol.icim A.lvanc1 to.Uxvl.c. Kkko t:iover seel is dull at io.'.'il'V'iC. i liut ntl.i lfi: lit. oi,i ,.t l:i buviinr. Exohanuk -Kn iii at par bnyiug; at 1-10 preminm Kelling. St. Louis Market. Hy Telegraph.) rVr. IjOItis, Jan. 3 Ton r"( Unch.mced. Corro. Nominal at 'Z7'. '.a for middling Hfmp Steady : choice undressed sold at 8110: dressed. tl. H.otnt-liow oracles active nut nncnansted ; tmpc fine ramies at Si iSXditf 10; w heat in netter oemanc; prime u fancy ran snui at f i SMy,fj tw; mo. - .-spring in elevator, El ,!t. Cokn Kirm bnt quiet a? 70,.72c. Oats lTnchnnged at. .Vlrteie. UAiir.KY steedy at $1 S'wS Oj.for prime to choice lowa -pi nig. Uyk Firmer at i?l i".lil 27. Whisky Very dull at !)"c. P.dtK Higher and very lii m at Sf?lrfi."?l 50 also, sales deliverable March 1st atr-fl. Hulk Mkats Active and higher, with sales for future delivery at country towns at Vie lor shoulders, I'r'ie for c e.ir rib sules. and ltij-ic for clear sides, aM loose; city packed shoulders no!d in a small -way at LiVic. ai d cle.'.r sides at 17c iiAOON !SliH", and tending tip, but not much doiug; shoulders li'ie, ci.-ar rib 17' aud clear sides lse, loose; count ry shoul ders. I.l'.'c: liams l '..c, clear Kided i.e. Laud Excited and higher at -Mc for tierce and ilc.i-V;io for ke. lloas Sold at l('i ll;c. CATri.K Steady aud ilrm at S'l 507 tX) gross. Earopcan Maract. By Cable. Losnosr, Jan. 2f Eve, Consols ; American securities 5-20 bouds 7-7! 5; slocks qniet; Krie IMIVS ; tailow 4Ss; Kngar ."is ml ; lH'Cul tn luisei1.! 5s; pe troleum at Antwerp o:';o..!!)'i iratics. Fbankfi'IIT, January M. iionds weak at 79Vi. L.iVEitmH'1., January G. Cotton easier but not lower; m'lldliug uplands llVSd; oritans i.?H'a sa es s.iiou bales Calitoiula white wheat l'ss.l; r-d tfuet,em fi Ibdf.nbis; Hour 2(sii.is tl ; corn, i.d 3-:si;i ,kj ; uew ..isyiis M ; ats .i tiJ ; iwr lard 7 i-iiid ; cheese 71.-. ; bac.ii ;"7s ti l ; spirits lev : peas -t is od : poi ic is tnt : beer lavs petroleum !M; retineii is ltid ; lal ow 47s turiM-uline ;kM tiduj;;is; linseed oil Uat.

. - sew lorlc Market.

By Telegraph. Nw York, Jan. 26. Cotton Kirm bnt quiet: sale of 16.000 bales al2Sc for middling uplands. lour-itecelpui, B.ibi nan els: the mar ket opened a shade belter for shipping grades, i.nd cloaetl dull and declining for all descriptions; ales of 7,100 barrels at 65 Soft S 35 for superfine Htate and Western; J7 uO (a7 a"i for extra State; )W SO for extra Western : 87 75;a9 15 for white wheat extra: SO 809 00 for Ron nd Hoop Ohio; $7 oOy ts 50 for extra Kt. Louis; tfUIU for good to choice ditto. Rye Piour qniet; Hales of 150 Corn Mial-Oniet: sales of 200 barrel choice Western at (15. Whisky Dull: sales of 500 barrela West ern attfl free. . ..,.. wuiat-No receipts: mark t dull and droopln. with au advauce In jrelshts ctiecKing export demand; Ralex o; lb.tsW bntdiels at tl til for No. 2 Worinii in Ktore: 1 " for very choice ditto delivered for ex port on sixty days; $2 8 for wh .t atiroruta; also sales of 23.U00 buwhels ISO. trinz. ItvK-Dull and henry at St 48(51 50 for niitum r ' Uarley O.nlet: Hales 1.500 bushels Can ada W ent at 2 15; bUKheN prime tierman at S2 30 to arrire. and 0.000 bushels of .iinngarian at l Ha. ' : itAKJCT Malt Uult. j .: . . , : Cokn ReceiDLs 13.1S1 bushels: without decided change in price, but lewt active; iuu niioaew in ireignis ntcneoKing toe export demand ; tale l!l,0(M) bushels at yti'nic for new mixed Western; D7!c for Westm yellow ; ao!) for white outhern, and 81 IJS or mixed Western afloat. oats li?epu S.tfcW bnKhelg; firmer and more ac lve; uilei 7,0UI bushels at 7;Vi76Jie for Wenlern iu store aud 70S.'a77e afloat. Kick Firm at 8$10o fw Carolina Coffee Kiria: Miles 11.600 hairs of Rio at private terms. , , . . , Suoai-Active; salee 1,500 hhdg Cuba at 11(11VsC; bxH Havana at llJc. Moias KB-Cutet; Hales too hOix NewOrIeanHaL7l!7ile:6l) hothead Deuaaiara at 50c."0,e. . .... ljTK jistJJl-Firm at Zc for einde and 2Mi.itc for refiueri boudeil. iloi-n (.uit ats.lHc for American. I.iNSUKu OtiHirni at StattrJ. Pouk-KlFBier: sales of l.ajO bids, at' S;a S7((.'!l 2T tor new mess: SFM wi for old do. : M IKH-7 30 lor- jrime; ao2! 50 for prime raci. Also. - i.rk Mil, new mens. iseder'n March, at:il 50. - ' liKKP Is Kteady ; salee of I'M liljlH.ot K) 00 (lii(dO lor new plain me. ; u ttH-ll'l i) (or new extra mess Tierce licerKtentlyt Kales of 2tHI t lei ee at VZ7 O0(.:tJ On tor ilam mesn, and i:4 Hkff::n (n for 1im1i. intw. 15K.KV llMS-O.uiet: sales of 150 Idils.'nt $ U).t") Ul. t ui MJCATBr-Kirmer; nales of 4S0 ickSCM at l;ilU'..c , for s..oulders. :.n.l liiJifilTJc tor iiama. iioos ijrefoi n rm at Viii&uiie forWestern, and llljialfc for city. . middles-Firiuer: saleri of 4 25 boxen at l-Vis for Cumberland cut: 16lic lor short ribbed, and short clear on private term. I.abii- Firmer; sales I I'm tierces at l!rit2U4i for steam, aud 21::t v ftyr kettle reudere.t. A lo, l,io liereen sletim, bu t r' and Hellers' 'ebruary-. l n rcli and April. ' isuTTKK At. jvjc ior uaiu. i faititsK firm at Ii2i)c. Hmnrra 1 irnrttHTixK tteidy at .ri.rV.a.Vk 1'ii.Kiu iit.s To Ijlverpool firmer: eiia:mements of ,iio bushels Krain rerf.leaiu.-r at 7Viil for coin and 72d ior wheal; alterwaras uciu uigner. . .lew York , Gold and Slock Market. By THerapIi.l . Nkw Yore, Jan. 2 MftNRT On let and easy o oly In the uiiy at (I,.i7 ier cent, o i call, but later the tit niHiid was quite harp at the hither rales. MKRiimi PxciiANOie-itiither lower, but closed wtea.iy at 9J4j!f?4 Oor.tt Firmer; opened nt 150,', became buoyant and advanced to V-VPA. aud closed :it XWniiV.W,. Clearance faju.uui.uot). Ex port to day i5'.0tKi. It Is eMiinmiod t hat a runner considerable amount will noon k" forward. One hanber aluna nnrchas.-.l three and a half millions this alternoon, It is understood for account of the Ktock pool, and tho tdiort lntereHt was larely licreaset, I he ihert sales to-day being eslimaied nt live to eight millions. Loans made at fi(.7 per cent, for carrying. UovKKNiK:TS-Strons' with a eood lamand, especially for small bouds and registered stock. (toiiMODH of '02 wMe the eutnre. and advanced lo l'f'I: c unions ot XI. ilSVit do. ti ' 13'i'jl i ; d... tit. 'jkua do 'ij.", iiyt&Vf; d.i. new, Ya a1 : de. V7, ?mk; do. biU'it.9: lo-nto. iP.UiifJX; registered 'UJs, iK(($Vl.$. State bonds lower. in symnatny with tue Ucprut-siou of the (stock Kicbauge. : Chicago Market. : US Telegraph, 'Chicago, Jan. 20. K.xciianok Knitern exchange Arm: I-10 off buying, 1-10 premium selling. r ioun-uatei; galea or (Spring extras at ff. IHtatl 50 ....... WiiBAT-Kasler: aaies of no. at tl lSal 21 : No. 2 opeiy wj firm and advauced t tl Vm tl 16; ubfinnt ly became easl -r and cloned wenk ln tl 15. (Sales ulace 'Change at 81 - i;oks-painy nctive and v.i:.ic hiaher: sales of new at W?fJ5.V,4c: no riide at ;i v,o, na ro.s kiiii dr ed at o.c: c osiuti at hi!yz lor new ; noth lng doing this afternoon. - O Ts rn moilerate reoneft: sales of No. 2 at iS's'a lSc, and reported at 3-kSc; c!iw lDij ai w'v4 Kw lur 4 Ky-Firmer and lftil'ie hiaher: sales of No. 1 at 81 ISal W; ISo.'Z at lllaclolug outelde. 1 Uaiii.kv Tame and lcmlMc lower: sales of No. 2 at 817U?181; closing quiet at SI THi. hkjhwihk Uull and neglected: nomi nal at UHe. I'kovisions Strong and active. Mess p .ik sold hi ten cash, closing hrm. l.ard (iiiia higher; closing firm at 20a..i),4e.. Sweet pickud hams nt lrt.'itnlTc; short ribs loose at l.c; cumDermiid loose it n9 l4Vic; dry salted shoulders at IliJiiUJe. Urease at ir.",c or white, .:lc for yellow, and ll.'4 iS!: lor urowu. Dressed hugs atlve at ZKfi.rks higher; closing tirm at tH'! 75 (gi5i3 a, dividing on 200. Live iiogs active and fii mat l.iic higher; t.ales at 810 til 25 for lair to choice. . , Hkei fAiTW-Hull ard inactive: sates lUimtiiS for good cows aud light fleshy steers. Keceipls during past 21 hours 8,7'i'J l:arrels Hour; 4-',CJl bushels whet; lv4,4t5do. com; 21.4Sido oats; 2,2 32 barrels rye ; l.fvjj do barley ; 2.87li hot's. shlpniiiits loJiu.! Itarrels flonr: 6,'Ztn bushels wheal : 'J.sul do. corn : 6,411 do mint: 1 111) barrets lye; Vfl fl do. barley ; 4,llo ho gi . 5cw York Dry tioods Marfeet. 15y Telegraph. New Yokk, Jau.20. luv (iooiM The market remains In active, yet Hrm. for . all Ktap.o cottons lli av.. 1) own xtieetings are iu xteiuly reoui sl.at llH.i7c lor the iSoul hern and E:ist eru market-s; heavy b:ovn drills inactive but. Hrm at. 17rtl7!4c: prlutim; cloths scarce. and Bold largi ly a bead t !c; prints of tlie txiKt makes In mixlerale reouesi only. at PiJiflllJic for lancles: bti'es and corxet ans steady at izye; itocspori i.c; J coma 15'4-s; 1 epiH-rell brown dock command J.U-; Millel'''Vllle brown Os.ia burgs !! ; tiranite double t'elunibia brown dncK 2i)c: Roanoke ginghams 13i; lit 4 Monndiiock bleached sheetiiigs. double told. 47!ic; Piuiiot 5-4 do. 2.rc; l.nwell ItM do. 4'.Mac; Waltiiam 9-1 do. 5ix;, and 8-4 do. 4'."..c. Louisville Market.: Hy Telegraph. 1 Couisvillic. Jan.2C. - Top Afoi Sales 2('.j hogsheaU at 27 io mrconiincn mgs to cutting teal. I orrov '-"Sc. M I'nii K FA 00. I.Aito inc. lipi.K SI k its-Shoulders i:??iiillc, ciear rn sides u.'i ..ne, and clear sides 17'n. I'.AI O Khoul.lers 1 1 ',4 (. t I'm, clear I'lh nidus lT4m ISc, and clear sides lSc, an pacseu. vv H istCY Uaw, f reo, til 00. ' ' ' Klui S5 7.V.ii J5. Whkat-SI 7.V.SI S-5. OAT ttit."2c. ; Cokn rtit.jii Jc. Uyk 45e. , ',..; . Memphis Market. '. '! By Telegraph. Memphis, Jan. 2R, Cottom At 27'c,' nominally; ', receipts z,i oaies; exports an nates. Fixck tiui.-t and steady, 4'oK Al tist7oe. t. . Oath At "lie. Hay At r.'l OOft'Ti 00. Kuan A t S-l 0025 OJ. I'uiiK-S;XJ (M. 1 .A K D y.l21 J.c. Hui.K Mk atm Firm; shoulders Hoos- Dres-sed, 123l2JJc 1.1c; New Orleans Martlet. By Telegraph. Niv OautANS. Jan. 2K. Cottom Steadier ; middling at J7m'I7yi ; sales Squill bales; receipu 5,047 bales; eiK)rt l,3lrt hales. Ooi.n At 1S7. KxciiAJiOK -isierllng 1WJ4-; Conimerclal HSitllWi; New York ii;lil Je discount. SIM3AK Kasier; coiiiinou a' li!4 ,l;c ; prime i'JJi'41;5c; yellow claritied ll'iyjl;x:. J Mulamdics Kasy and nuchansed. Fi.ouu Firm and unchanged. Couk Firm end unchanged. oats Firm at 70cJ liKAK-Dall atfl 1131 15. : 11 y tn let; prime at 124. ' funic-Hum au upward tendency with a speculative movement; wales at .rK). 1 IIacon Firm; shoulder at 15; Je; clear fci les ls'c. I.aku Active; tierc 'inle; ke; 2la033. Whisky lHill unit uochanMi. Cokkkk Firm and uuchatiged.

JOUMMAL.

1860. OFFICIAL. Laws Panned hy the S-contl Scmtion of tlw, Fortieth 6ortfvs.s. Public Resolution No. 13 A resolution dircclinp that tho; Gov ernment of Urtat l.ritain be supplied with certain Volumes of the Narratives of the Exploring Expe dition. - llosolved by tho Sanate and Tloiis-a of lieprcsentativea of the Uuited States of Ameriea in Oonerress as sembled, That the librarian of Con gress be. and is hereby, directed to deliver to the Secretary of State a set ot Dana s Crustacea, being volumes thirteen and fourteen of tho narrative of the Exploring Expedition under Captain YV likes; and that the Secretary of State is hereby directed to de liver thera to tho Govcrauioot . of Ureat iintam. i r . . Approved, February . iSGS. Pctblic Resolution No. 51. Joint Resolution to correct an Act entitled "Au Act for the Relief of certain Exporters of Ruin." Bo it resolved by tho Senate, and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress asscinbloJ, That the word "and" whcie it occurs iu said act afier the word ; "export" and before the words "actually contracted" be changed to "or.'t so that the corrected act shall read i'iuteuded for export or actually contracted for." Approved, July 0, 1S8. Pcblio-No. 273. An Aet to extend the laws of tho United States relating to Customs, Commerce, and Navigation over the Territory ceded to tlie United States by Russia, to establish a Collection District therein, and for other purjwses. lie in enaeted by . the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the laws of the United Spates relating to customs, commerce, and navigation be, and the same art; hereby, extended to and Over air the mainbmd, islands, and waters of the territory ceded to the United States by the Emperor of Russia by treaty concluded at Washington on the thirtieth day of March, anno Domini eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, so far as the Fame may be applicable thereto. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That all of the said territory, with its ports, harbors, bays, rivers, and wafers, shall constitute a customs collection district, to bo called the district of Alaska, for which said district a port of entry shall be established at some convenient point to be designated by the President, nt or near the town of Sitka or New Archangel, and a collector of customs shall be appointed by the President, by and with tho advice and consent of the Seuate, who thall reside at the said port cf entry, and who shall ; receive an annual salary of two thousand live hundred dollars, in addition to the usual legal fees and emoluments of the otlice. Rut his entire compensation shall not exceed four thousand dollars per annum, or a proportionate sum for a less period of time. Sec. 3. And bo it further coacttd, Tbat the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized to make and prescribe such regulations as he may deem oxpeditut for the nationalization of all- vessels owned by actual resideuls of said ceded tcrrilory on and since tne twentieth day 01 June, anno Domini eighteen hundred aud sixty-seven, and winch shall continue to have been so owned up to the date of such nationalization. and that from any deputy collector of customs upon whom there has been, or shall nereatter be, contcrred any ot the powers 01 a collector under and by virtue of the twenty-ninth sec tion ol the Act lurther tj prevent Bmugdioir, and for other purposes," j approved Julyi eighteen, eighteen : hundred and Mxty six, the. secretary of the Treasury .shall have power to require bonds in favor of the United States in such amount as the said Secretary shall prescribe for the faith ful discharge of olucial duties Ly tucii deputy.1 . ' Sec. 4. And bo it further enacted. That ihe President shall have powir to restrict and rcgulato or to prohibit the importation and use of fire-arms, ammunition and distilled spirits into and within tho said territory. And the exportation of the same Irom any other pert or place in the United States, when destined to any port or place in the said territory, and all such arms, ammunition, aud distilled spirits, exported or attempted to le exported from any port or place in the United States and destined for such territory, in violation of any regulations that may be prescribed under this section; and all such arms, ammunition, and distilled spirits, landed or attempted to be landed or used at any port or place in said territory, io. violation of said regulations, shall bo forfeited; and if tho value of tho same shall exceed four hundred dollars, the vcssi 1 upon which the same shall be found, or from whiuh they shall have been landed, together with her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and cargo, shrill be forfeited; and any person willfully violating such regulation shall, on conviction, be finer! "in any sum not exceeding live hundred dollars, or imprisoned not more than six months. Ami bonds rany lc required for a faithful observance of such regulations l'rom tho master or owners' of any vessels departing from ary port iu the United States having on board fire-arms, ammunition, or distilled tpirits, when such vessel is destined to any place in said territory, or if not so destined, when there shall be reasonable ground of suspicion that such articles nra intended to bo landed therein in violation of law ;, and similar bonds may also be required ou the landing of any such articles in said territory from the perS0D3 to whom the same may be consigned. Sec 5. And be it further enacted, That the coasting trade between the said territory and any other portion of the Unite 1 States shall be regulated iu accordance with the provisions of law applicable to such trado between any two great districts. Sec. G. And be it further enacted, That it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to kill any otter, mink, martcu, sable, or fur seal, or other fur-bearing animal, within the limits of said territory, or iu the waters thereof; aud any person guilty thereof shall, for each offence, ou conviction, be fined in any ' sum not less

ESTABLISHED. 1831;

than two hundred dollar?! ncr more than one thnosand, or imprisoned not more than six months, or both tit the discretion of the court, and all vessels, their tiu k'e,' apparel, furniture, and cargo, found engaged in violation of this net, shall be forfeited :' Pro-. v'd, That the Secretary of the Treasury shall have power to authorize the killing of any fcuch jnink, marten, sable, or other fur-bearing animal,; except fur seals, undar such rcgulatioBs he may prescribe: and it shall be the duty oi tho said Secretary to prevent' the killine of any tur seal, and to. provide for "the execution of tho provisions of this seetion until it shall be otherwise provided by law: Provided that no special privileges t hall be granted under this act. , ,, Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, 1 hat 'until otherwise provided' by law, all violations of this pet, and of the several law; hereby extended to the' said territory and the waters thereof, committed within. Ihefiinits of the same, shall be prosecuted in auy district court of the United States in California or Oregon, or in the districtcourts of'Wswhington'and the collector and deputy collectors appointed by virtue of this act, and any person authorized in writirg by either pf them, or by the Secretary of the .treasury, shall havo power to arrest persons and seize vessels aud merchandise , liable to fines, penalties, or forfeitures under this and the' sail other law, and to keep and deliver over the same to the marshal of soma one of Iho maid courts; ami said courts shall have original jurisdiction, and ujay'take cognizance of all cases arising under this aet and the several laws hereby extended over the territory so ceded to the United States ly the Emperor of Russia, as aforesaid, and shall proceed therein in tho sanpj manner and with the like effect as if such eases had arisen within the district or territory where the proceedings shall be brought. 1 Skc. 8. And bj it f urther enacted, That in all cases of fine, penalty, or forfeiture, mentioned and embraced in the aet entitled "An act to provido for mitigating or remitting tho forieituros, penalties and disabilities accruiu in ocrtain cases therein mentioned," or mentioned in any act in addition or amendatory of said act, that havo occurred or may occur in said collection district of Alaska, the Secretary of tho Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized, if in his opinion tne said fine, penalty, or forfeiture was incurred without willful nglience or intention of fraud, to ascertain tho facts in such manner and under such regulations as ho may deem proper without regard to the provisions of the act above referred to, and upon the said facts so to bo ascertained as aforesaid lie may exercise all the power of remission conferred upon him by said act, as fully as he might havo done had said factn bocu ascertained under and nccordirg to tho provisions of said act. Sec. I). And bo it further enacted, That tin? Secretary- of tho Treasury may prescribe all needful rulca and regulations to carry into effect all parts of this act, except those especially intrusted to the President alone; and the sum of fifty thousand dollars is hereby appropriated from auy unappropriated money in the treasury to carry this act into edi ct and meet tlio expeuscs of -collecting the revenue from customs wilhiu tho limits of the said territoiv. Appiovcd, July 27, lvS(i8. Public No. 27G Ail Act regulating judicial proceedings iu certain cases lor the protection of .odours and agents-of the Government, and for the better defence of the Treasury against unlawful claims. - ; Io it cuaclcd by tho Scnato and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled. That all the provisions of section eiht of the act of .July twenty-eight, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, entitled '"An I act to protect the reverue, ntid for other purposes," aud tho forms and modes by that section nnd the twelfth section of the act of March thrco, eighteen hundred and sixtythree, thei"MU referred to, prescribed for prosecuting suits, withholding executions, nnd pnyinar judgments against officers of the IJnued States, or other persons eng g'-d in executing the acts to capture l and abandoned property, shall extend and be applied to all suits and proceedings (except tlo-c in bolmlf of the United States) which have been brought, or may hereafter be brought, aaaiust any officer or agent cf tin: government, civil or military, for acts doueduriug the rebellion while acting by virtue or under color of his office or employment ; and every defendant in such suit or proceeding having made full defence thereto, and having untitled the Attorney-Genera I ol the United States to appear anil defend the same, shall be entitled to the full benefit and protection provided in said section for ollicors and accnts of the government engaged in the collection of tho public revenue; and any defendant being aggrieved by any order or direction, certificate, ruling, or judgment of any court made or had in any such proceeding, may except thercio and appeal therefrom to the Supremo Court of the United States, and havo the questions arising there heard and determined. Sec. 2. And bo it further enacted. That no ac.ion or suit rh.ill be maintained iu any court of the United States, or of any State thereof, in the name or in the behalf or interest of any alien, ogiinst the United States, or any jierson, for or ou account of any act done or omitted to be done by ruch person as an officer or agent of the United States, in the administration of the act of Congress entitled "An act to provide for the collection of abandoned property and for tlie proventioa of frauds iu insurrectionary . districts within the United States," approved March twelve, eighteen hundred and sixtythree, or of the act of Congress entitled "An act in addition to the several acts concerning commercial intercourse between loyal and insurrectionary Statcs,and to provide for the collection of captured and abondoncd property, and the prevention of frauds in States declared in insurrection," rpproved July two, eighteen hundred aud sixty-lour, or in virtue or under color of the nets of Congress d foresaid, or any other acts of Congresu relative to t he said insurrectionary States, or to persons or property therein and to any action or buit which may have been heretofore, or shall hereafter be. instituted by. auy alien against the United States, or any such person as aforesaid, on accouut of auy act

d' t.o or on, ill. d to l e di.no s !,r.,r 1 s;i.d tl,,. defend:.! I tt-uy and IM.-ad oral ! in .a -il,f.r,:of, thalMioh act was done, ur onittcd v Le done, iu thivadu.in.MratL.n of one of the acts Ct Congress af..r.-.- ,id, or iu virtue or under iVor tbvreof, and f,u- !i .plea nr allegation, if th 'fn.-t be nntamed by the prtof, HipM fi0 shall be deemed ai.d ailjmlnd in hw to be, a complete and I'uichnivi! lnr to any such t uit or action: Provided, That this section ihall hot bn construed so as to drp'ivc aliens who are citizens or suljecis of any government which aeoordi to eitiz. -in of ihn United Siaies the r;g'.t to pns -eute claims against Midi government iu its court, of the privdero of pro.-u. eating claims a; a it. t tbo Uni:eiSt.atc.i in tho court of cl dm, as now provided by law. f , ' Sec And be it further enacted. That it is heroby deelned to have been the true into it and meaning of the a( t approved ' March twelfth, eighteen handled end t-ixty three, entitled "An act to provide for the eolloiioo of abandon d property and for tho prevention of.Jr.'mds in inurreetionary districts wilhiu tho Uuitid States," that the ret jedy riven in o-im of seizures wado inder said act, by preferring claim in '.he court of claims, should bo exclusive, piteludn g the owner of any property taktn by agents of tho Trc i;ury, .Ioparlmoiif.

as abandoned or 'captured pioperty in virtue or uudor color- of said act Irom suit nt comuiOo Inw, c-r any other" ia;-d of redress wl atever, before any Jourt or tribunal otlur than said court of claims; and in lill caes in which unit of trespass, replevin, detinue, or an 'other form of action may have been brought and are now peuding,or fell till hereafter be brought against any portion .tor or on tccnunt. of private property taken by such person as an ofUt't r or agent of the Univ.tl States, in virtui or 11 ruler color of Ihe act afort siid, or 'the net approved July second, o';:Uleen hundred and sixty-four, en' Hied "An net in addition to the i-tn eial a:t concerning commercial iufercKin-o between loyal and insurrec ionary -States, and to provide for the "uUeetiun of captured and abando od 1 ; pcrly, and tlie prevention of I) auds in States declared in insorreci t the defendant may and shall plea I or alb go in bar tkercof that such act wan done or omitted to bo done by ,hiui sis an officer or atkr.it of ibe Ui ited Slates iu the administration of 'otio of the acts of Congres'i aforesaid, or in virtue or under color thereof,' a hd such a plea or allegation, if the tact be sui-tained by the proof, shall be, and shall be deemed and adjuire 1 iu law to bo a complete and conducive bar to any such suitor notion : Provided, however. That no judgment, recovered in accordance with tins act, shall ho paid by the United S ales., unl-.-s the amount received by tho defendant at the proceeds of the transaction which was the foundation of tho suit shall have been paid into tho treasury, except upon an appropriation duly made therefor after a f u 1 examination of the claim upon its merits. Approved July"?, l.So-j.. CLOTHING. Y O N. . -a, 1. . . ''" .si r r o r- ? - " 2 tl f.rur) M to o "a rr: j f 'A t ri t 4 1 ! - 1 -. - 4-'-Vk.li..,.. V 1 havr ft rjilmtfi i ttack of ('"ln'nf for Jio.yn from W lo ii'l i , (hi, tn v;h'nh 1 will vi'i.f ft rchitih'ii cf l." jur rrnl. for thirty i-:. ii.-ii , What are lou T.tklng? rroli il'lv t wo-l 1 1 i n of 1 ti :i lull im'oUiion 01 'Hi Unit' -I Hl-it. -1 it.!ni"c, 1 c 01 I.--.". In t r-1 0010 : 1 1 11 hi l.t H " " holic lii'VHrtiv'i'i are l, il.:t 11 . M v ii..l.tl..-.l l.y ( houvi.inlri 01 i'ii i in in Hm vv'inlfri iiiomI h "lo keep Olll. til" ''!'! " 'l'"' :i le.ilM.ll.' inatertat of nil t lie-.) .IrM. ki ix inoieor . ..s v, ami is iv Klere.l nil lli" hi .I.il.'leilous ill eonsei) 111 lice Ol I" Urn taken intirw . A v.. 1.1 llifsII m:;eioiri ev I ) h !m. Vu'-ril HimilhnU. 1 lev I'M I xl ye 11,,..!.ItestlOll, OI..-t !!' iV. T. till O I he 11 ,111 ml iii'lion of tlie HelmyK, Inlin e the howelK, s!i.v!l-r Hi" n vi-, nii'l luiinni Ihe ""''iTiHotw'ii.in f it'isrirn I'.it'H snmACH lilTri 'H:-' I (1 iimel in-, 1 1 v .pp. .ite lo Mils. 'i'lii'.V ispnr ii m-;i.ii tnPi iniii,iilu'.'il uHivlly; hill. Ihey l.me au.l le-iilule nil. 1 f t'1'" l IK'"1 ion i te hie, t In n n liken ( Ins ! .no ii nt ciictgl.M of the M'.iieieti, n nil firomoU! t ii worli ot lis.- i i, i 111 ion. II 'he iver is kIuhkIhIi ninl loi mo, I m y i ei.ehei -Hte II. i r I Ul) kill Tie li: lo p I I'll HI I hell' lunellous properly, tney bio re-niuieil M'ithout U-ttiK Irrihilwl. if l.h' liuii li in" fount ipiteil, the peinlnllh' : -. i , m isiii'mI--riitly IngienHt-il, n hi llio il!i'liai;;e. I.e-t-oiiioiiat.iiriilu.tiil rtsiiilui'. II Hie nervi". nre Iremiiluiin, I hey ii io i-l i .)' imiiiiI. It the mi ml In comic. I, the ill t i'l It i lei el o ilium rso I he loin. Thcne, are I tie ell. ct of Ihi'iriiiil vn;n At:i,k tumi: an k ci i , v. vhe n t r tWelllV Vea S li;is I. ell ll t.Mol In lee in lli i count iv, niel me tie n ;uni hr huh H!i.llly incri-Hses in till arts ol the VV e. t -ern Humlsplieie. II 1 not o.lereil a i n brrrnhir, hill, in n hwlk-iue; nor will tl vt?r he M.eil Io ate'ly cruvldK fur alcheiie hi I m n l. n I . I.e. ni-e IlK ellect U t rh,-rk n" -.-. ii l:ii .ipi.el.IUi f-.r enM.'iMH. '1 h elm mi pl ".s ol leiiipeninci. nillilo well to lo irklhis p cultJi ity. ami !' lec-i luiiieioi p. lis I no ml :ilo piep.'iri.l Ion in. lu I ie, :. Ichoi, I h..l IMll l ll.'l tor ineilleiliH 1 .1 1 rf ' HJUIl! FI.OUU! rriUK I'MlClirtl.JAIIH Mh l. M l. I. E nielr beM. ! urn ly I h.i.r m. .1 . m inelr Mill, coriiei' .1 1' Ih ,-U. . I ioi.i b'..ll..n V vi. it llt ii il .'.'HV.-I ( . . 1 1 V pi l I ol oj Willi hllllll I He O. IIIIH'KI. Ill'll ... Mil the . II V-jKl-JUlf VA 1 1 1. III'. II' ' 10 M 'S.

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