Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1869, Page 1

THE EVENIN G STAR PUBLISHES DAILY, Sanday Excepted, At the Star Bullding, ) sw Corner Pennsylvania Av.and Lith Street, EVENING S748 NEWSPAPER COMPANY. ‘The STAR 1 served by the carriers to their the aad District at Tas @becribers in Oity vb MANHOOD. Th the young and ristug generation the veeste we of life are strong, but Ina how often the pallid hue, the lacklustre eye, and | emectatd form and the impossibility of apptica- mental effort, show ite banefal inflaene. w years tion o Jt soba becomes evident to the observer that some ing the development talked of, aad per- depressing influence is cbec ber. Con teps the youth is removed from school and sent | of the um ption Suto the country * Removed from ordiaary diversions of the ever-changing scenes of the city, the powers of the bedy too much enfeedied to give zest to heaithfal smd rural exercise, thoughts are turned inwards apes themselves. If the patient bea female, the approach of the menses is looked for with anziety, as the first ®ymptoms in which Nature isto show her saving power in diffasing the circulation and visiting the cheek with the bloom ot health. Alas! increase of appetite has grown by what it fed on; the ener. gies of the syste re prostrate, and the whole economy isderamged The beautifaland wonder- fel period in which body and mind undergo so fasciusting = chaoge from child to woman, is Jooked for tn wain; the parent's heart bleeds in swxiety,and fancies the grave but waiting for its ‘victim. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU, for Weak- nese arising frem excesses or early indiscretion, Bttended with the following symptoms : Indispost- tion to Exertion. Loss of Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Geveral Weakness, jHor- ror of Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembliag, Dread- ful Horror ef Desth, Night Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefuluces, Dimuess of Vision, Langoar, Uni- versal Lassitude of the Mascalar System, Often This is one of the worst move- me: Encrmous Appetite with Dyepeptic Symptoms, Hot | Hands, Flushing of the Zoly, Dryness of the Skin, Pallid €ountenance au! Eraptione on the Face. Pain in the Back, Heaviness ef the Eyelils, Fre- quently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes, with ‘Temporary Suffusion and Loss of Sight, Want of Attention, Great Mobility, Restiessness, with | Herrorof Society. Nothing is more desirable to | such patients than Solitude and nothing they wore | dread, for Fear of Themselves; no Repose of Man- ner, no Earnestness, no Speculation, but a har ried Transition from one question to another. These symptoms, if allowed to go on—which this Medicine invariably removes—socn follow boss of Power, Fatuity. and Epileptic Fits which the patient may expire. During the Superintendence of Dr. Wilson at the Bloomingdale Asylum, this sad result occurred to two patients; reason had for a time left them, and Doth died of epilepsy. They were of both sexes, and about twenty years of age. Who can say that these excesses are not freqnent- y followed by those dsrefal discases Insanity and Cecsumption The records of the Insane Asyinms, andthe melaucholy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions. In Lunatic Asylums ihe most melancholy exhibition Sppears. ‘The countenance is actually sodden and quite destitate—neither Mirth or Grief ever visite it. Should s sound of the voice occur, itis rarely articulate. “With worful measures, wan Despair, Low sullen sounds their grief begatie}.”” Whilst we regret the existence of the above dis- cages and symptoms. we are prepared to offer an tavaluable gift of chemistry for the removal of the consequences: HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CON} CENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF EUCHU Thereis no tonic like it. It isam anchor of hope to the surgeomand patient, and this is the testi- mony of all whe have used or prescribed it. Bold by Droggusts aud Dealers everywhere Prepared at - u. T. HELMBOLD’s Drag and Chemical Warehous 394 Broadway, New York. in one © BECOMMERDATIONS. Great rex Lae ory Tt Mn T. Hees: Duae Orn: Your 8 Vou. Lasrizere t i #nialives of the ' | | } net py law ts | eighteen % XXXII. WASHINGTON, D. C,. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1869. Paased at Third Seasion of Fortioth Congress. sb:pmea from the lately recoastructed Sites. Be enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- miter States of America in Con- . That the secretary of the Navy eby 1s, authorized and directed mnke the sppututment of midsbipmea to the | United S.at 5 Naval A my, on or befere the fourth day of Maret: next, @ hich the electiva of memb: iiepresen-at ves to the Forty-tirst Congress does e place previous to the first day of July,eil’een Dundred and sixty-nine, apon be nowination of the members of the House of esemtalives (rom sack States in the pres- Prevvaed, That nosuck apevint- shall be made froa y Skate poi oy law tment of midsotpmen in year eight em bundrrd and sixty-u:ae. Approved, January 30, 1569. gress #1 be, aed he b mde ent tled to the [Portic—No. § AX ACT making appropriations for the sup- ar the tiseal | portol tue Multtary Academy tor year eading June Wiruech, eighteen hundred and seventy. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sente ives of the United States of America in Con- ress asi¢ubledy That the following sums be, and the same are hereby, appropristed, out of Auy Moury im the treasury not othe:w.se ap- Propr.sted, for the support ot the Military Academy for the year endimg the thirtieth of June, eight.en hundred and seventy: For additional pay of oificers, ana for pay of imstruciors, cade.s, and musicians, one hun- dred amd eighty-four tiogsand five hundred | and seventy dollars and eigh'y-exght cents. For gommutation of officers’ subsisience, six thousand ove hu and thirty-two doliars For pay lieu of clotaing to officers’ ser- vants, one babe fifty-six dollars, For current and ordinary expenses, sixty-one (bousand nine hundred and thirty doilars. For me-ease and expenses of library, two thousand dollars. For expens:s of board of visitors, two thous. and dollars. For forage for arullery and cavalry horses, four taousand dollars. . For Borses tor artillery and cavalry practice, two thousand dollars. For repairs of officers’ quarters, three thou- send doilars. For furniture for cadets’ hospital, ve hun- dood dollars. For gas pipes, gasometers, and retorts, six bundred dollars. For materials for quarters for subaitern offi- cers. three thousand doilars. For purchase of fuel for cadets’ meas-hall, two thousand dol!ars. “er turpiture for soldiers’ hospital, one hun- dred dollars. For reflooring academic building and bar- racks, one thousand aollare. For repairing roads, five buadred dollars, For contingencies for the superintendent of ube acagemy, one thousand dollars. ‘Approved, February 2, 1800, [PupLic—No. 9) AX AcT making appropriatious for the pay- ment of mvaiid aed other pensions of the United States ter the year ending Jane thir- tet), eighteen hundred and seventy, nacted by the Senaie and House of Represen- ines of the Unsted States of America in Congress semble’, Tha* the following sums bs, and the same are hereby, appropriated, ont of any money in the treasury not otherwise appro- pTiated, for the payment of pensious for the year ending the thirueih ot June. eighteen hun- dred and seventy For invalid pensions under nine millioa dollars. pensions of widows, children, mothers, Mthers, brothers, aud sisters of soldiers, as pro- vided tor py acts of March eighteen, eighteen huncred and eightcen: May fifteen, eighteen hundred and twenty-eigut; June’ seventh, eighteen bundred ana thirty two; Jaly fourth, eighteen bundred and thirty-six; July seventh, hundred and thirty-eight: March bird, exghieen hundred aud forty-wbrse; June seveuteenth. eighteen hundred and forty-four; February secoud, July tweaty-first, and July twenty -minth.eighteen bundred and forty-eight; February thi-d, eighteen hundred aud fifty- bree; June third, eignteen bundred and fifty- nd July fourteenth, eighteen hundred ty-two, with its supplementary acts, apd under various special acts, aud for com- pensation to pension agents and expenses of ageecies. ten million dollars. Fo navy peusions to invalids, widows, and children, ard other relatives of the officers and me of the navy dying in the line of auty, now provided by law, two hundred and fifty thou- sand dollsrs. 4 Approved, February 2, iréy. (Pur No. 10.) AN Act supplementary to an act entitied “An ‘act t confirm the titles vo certain lands in the State ot Nebraska ” Heit enacted by the Senate and Houte of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the provisions and beae- fits of an act entitled titles to certain lands in the Stateot Nebraska,” approved the twenty-fiith day of July, asno Domini eighteen hundred ana sixty eight, be, ana same are hereby, to the east half and northwest quarter of the southeast oucrter of section nine, township fifteen, range tairtoom east, sixth principal meridian, in Douglas county, Nebraska, and that the title to the same is hereby confirmed to the parties holding by deed from the patentee. Approved, February 2%, {PURLIC—No. 11.) AN AcT mwakiog appropriations for the pay- ment of salaries and contingent expenses of the Patent Office tor January and February, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine. enacted by the Senate aal House of Repre- patices of ihe United States of America tn Con- gress assem ‘That there be appropriated, out of any mouy in We treasury mot other wise ap- propriated, the sum of fitty-foar thousand seven hundred and sixty-six dollars for the payment of the salaries of the officers and em- ployees of the Patent Office, and for the ordi- Bary contingent expenses of said office, for the months Ssnuary and Febraary, eizuteen hundred xty-nine. Approved, February 9, 1569. various acts, (PUBLIc—No. 12.) A® Act to amend an act entitied “An act to J nineteen, eighteen Be vt enacted by the sentatives of the gress assembled, ¢ and House of Repres Cnited States of America in Con- ‘That all the provisions of an y of ph a cootien. in the same manner and ue extent as such act and ifs provisions apply to the inbabitagis and subjects of China. ‘Approved, February 9, 1969. Pustic Ruso.urion—No. 1.5 A Resolution 1m Telation to the library of the Department of Agriculture. Resolved by the Senate and House of Representas 12 of the United States of America en cad the ale ‘hall regard: the Murary cin under his fifteen, hundred and sixty-two, Sewblisht - a it of Agriculture. ‘Approved December 15, 1968. ‘Pusiic Reso.urion—No. 2. mm donating conamened dane for the erection of & monument to Major jeeral Kearney. Be itresoived by the Senate and House: Jour sen- tatives of the Umted States of America romgress erate tmat the of War be, and he is hereby, authorized such con- Gemned irom cannon as be required, not exceeding four, for the of @ mone. ment at Tivoli, ‘York, over the remains of ip Kearney, and other Union soldiers buried at that place, who Jost their lives in the late war. Approved, December 21, 1568. r feosese OINT KesoLurion ex create an additional land office in the State of Minnesota, approved Jaly twenty-nitn, eighteen bundred and sixty-etght. Be it resolved by the Senate and sratatives 4 the Undted States sembled, miaty-etae western meridian, [Pustico ResotuTion—No. 4.) 4 Reso.utien suthorizing the transter of cer- tain appropriations heretofore made for the AT (nt'mg, bidding, and en: ‘e by the Senate and House of Representa- tives of tre United Slates of America mm Congress assembled, Toat the Secreiary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to Cause the sum of one hundred and ninety- four thousand dollars to be transferred from the appropriation “for paper for the public pripting,” contained in the act entitled “An Act making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and judicial expenses of the gov- ernment for the year ending June thirtieth, fe solv exhteen bundred and ne,” a ed om the tweatieth of Jul: ‘a bu and sixty-eit in id of the appro ations con- taimed in the same act, for the following par- poses, and in the following proportions, to wit: For the pubhe binding, the sum of one bun- dred aad ten thousand dollars. Por Iithograpb-ng and engraving for the Sen- a’s.and House of Representat.ves, the Sum of @'sbty-four thousand dollars. Approved, February 9, 1869. SPECIAL NOTIOES, we ARE SELDOM LALLtED pon to cho) yous Reve te Tei id ing ie ve low id resem! beer. contains the least particle of spirit, and tas been proved by analysis to contain, in addition to Ewm. sugar, eluting carbom, Lupulin. certain inere-* dien(sof ViortasLe orizin. to which 1t owes ite Deneficfal aud powerful effecte asa remedy. fe 16-eo3t ALL 'S LUNG BALSAM. Itselle everywhere and gives satisfsctiou. Bead the following extracts from letters: LB. Bown, Drageist, Uniontown, Peon, writer: “Allen's Laug Datsim has performed as perf some remarkab! aboat he: L it wite Sentences i Snow cine Vara! sod Lyn.” tout Bend us six dosen ALGRN'S LUG BAL, We enti . It gi out of ion than any Sa PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER. This old and well known r:medy, which has ac- quited a world wide renown for the care of aude |, COM I -» Weak stomach, ia ralng sore mouths cur Lerea iaceth re teas, or : Ba ater ', Asiatic cholera, dtarrhiea, {ostinowe of its good ame by repeated trialcy bat continace to occupy a prominent position 1a every 1y medicine c je 2-Im ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MARRY. Eoseys for Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases i tto Youth and Earl; \- Bicol, with the bumase view of wertecat care, sent by mai letter and sealed Lopes free , address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, rhiladelphis, ad 30 18-33t MEDICAL NOTICE. ledical Bene; iN 4 6 No. 2 ¥ street. 10 rear of Willard’s Hotel. 8) 222 F Other days at his residence, 5% North Charles street. Baltimore Srrciatity —Treatment and cure of nervous de- bilit d all diseases arising from abuses of the system, oc 26-6m, HALL’S VEGETABLE 8i RENEWER. Renews the vitality of the scalp. Benews the hair to its original color. ws the nutritive matter which nourish: the brash, wiry hstr to silken softness. Kenews the growth of tne hair. Renews the sppearance of those that are Bald and Gray, and is a spiendid hairdressing, No Otl or Alcohol to clog up the pores. Qae bottle shows its eflecte. B. P. HALL &CO., Nashaa, 8 H , Proprietors. j13-2m iF sale by all de aggiste. PAPHIAN LOTION” ILIAN HAIR . = vor SEAUTIFYING beater ad AND COMPLEX SEMOVES ALL ERUPTIONS, FRECKLES renders . FAIB and BLOOMING. for LADIES tn the NUBSERY it is invaluable. Sor GENTLEMEN after SHAVING it ‘nv equal “PAPE LOTION” is the only retiable ‘disease and Vicmisher st the SEIN PHALON’S “PAPHIAN SOAP’ T. NURSERY and BATA, IN. Price 36 conte per cake. “FLOR DE MAYO.” DE MAYo."* UME FOR THE HANDKEB LZ STE, DELICATE, LASTING LOW & SON, New York. ormeee! Sold by ell Draggists BATOBELOB'S HAIR DYB. not Metropelitan Patent Steam Bakery No, 347 C STREET, Between 453 anv 67H StReEts. HAVENSER® CRACKERS Are admitted by all impartial jadges to be the beet y\ne reasons are obvious: Weave erected oue of ticKenzie’s splendid Boel Ovens. at a cort of over five thonsand dollars. Oui iaachiiners isthe beet and newest Patent. 10; ‘workmen from twenty: stock op bai eto thirty bar- keep ne old st band, and consequently a : Cry for scurseives, you wil find eur statement "To prevent fread, our Crackers are stamped with the name, “HAVENNER.” "t get “HAVENBEB’S CRACKERS” Syotn’ Sout Gener, onba tothe Danone Sar Oaks we will supply you. assortment: LEMOB SOUT CBAOKBES pO BACK Em DU cakEs SUGAR CBAC! “HAVENNER’S FAMILY BEBAD.” This aslied is for sale by most of iat e ert THE BEST, Bs Ort 7, and are guar- antecd oy ST ‘atiefction, . rhe same C. SHERI T ae the quality, An ny of these, and be sure you phen 6 4 sctory-300 and 8632 @ street north. be- tween ath and ft W, oo. fels Washington News and Gossip. IsTErnaL Revenvg.—The receipts to-day from this source were $236,445.76. Coumissrongr E. A. ROLLINS, of the Inter- nal Kevevue Department, returned to this city tois morn ng. afer @ brief visu to New York on business coan: cted with bis office, A NUMBER of persons called at the White House to-day, among whom was Attorney Grneral Eva-ts. The President received no visitors after 12 o'clock m. GENERAL GrayT received & number of vis- itors this morning ixclodiag Carl Schurz, ‘United States Senator from Missouri, and Ex. Governor Fentoa, of New York. A NOLL® Prosuqui ander the smnesty proc- Iamat:on bas beea ordered to be entered in ail the pending indic:ments against tbe assassins. tion conspirators, apd it is expected tha: all will soou Be released. Tae UNITED STaTEs ConsvL aT HAVANA has telegraphed to this city. asking the promp; intervention of this Government for the pro- tection of American citizens there, the Spanish authorities refasing to recognize their rights, WE UNDERSTAND that the music for the in- auguratien ball will be furnished by the United States Marine band of this city, and the United S.ares Naval Hospital Band combined, m which there will be over fifty pieces. “Ixton, the Man at the Wheel,” and “The Day After tne Wedding” at the National Taea- tre this evening; the burlesque «Ernani."» to-morrow night, and on Monday evening neat, “Humpty Dumpty,” the great New York sen. sation. THE SENATE ComMITTRE on FoREIGN RELA- Tione held a meeting this morning and had under consideration the treaty recently entered into between Minister Johnson ana Lord Stapley for the settlement of the Alabama claims. After a short discussion, the committce almost unanimously instructed Mr. Sumner, the chairman, to report aguinst the ratification of the treaty. NomimaTi0ns.—The President this morning sent to the Seaate the following nominations: Edward W. Wynkoop, to be Agent of the Indians at New Mexico. Wm. A. Fowler to be Pension Agent at Brooklyn, N.Y. Horatio Fox to be U. S. Consul at Trinidad de Cubs. Wm. F. Smith (Baldy) to be Consul General of the United States at Havana. THE DARING OF THE GREGORY BaoTuzas im the execution of ter gymmastic feats at Wa'l’s Opera House every night is starting, Particularly in that designated as “the three flying men in the air.” The ascension of the spiral staircase on a revolving ball by little Etbardo is another prominent ieature of the eatertainment. M’ile Gertrude also introduces her mimature circus of dogs, poaies. and monkeys at every performance, which is a great treat for the chiidren. LIBUTENANT GENERAL SHERMAY is expect- ed to arrive here irom New Orleans about the latter part of this week. He will occupy the same room wiih General Grant at army head- quarters, where a desk bas been prepared for bis use. General Sherman comes to Washing. ton a fortnight before the resignation of his superior officer, in order to acquaint himself with the routine ot basiness at the office of the General-im-Chtef. He will bring bat one or two members of bis staft with him. IT 18 Now pretty generally understood that Mr. Colfax will tender bis resgration as Speaker of the House immediately after the & of the journal on Wednesday, third of March. It will certainly be ne: for bim to resign at some moment before 120’clock on that day, asat that hour he must call the ‘Senate to order, and at the same time some one must be in the chair in the House to adjourn the Fortieth Congress. He will, therefore, not wait until the Iast day, but will resign two or three days beforehand, and a Speaker pro tem. will be elected, and the indications are that Mr. Pomeroy, of New York, will be selected. He ts not re-elected to the Forty-First Congress and therefore he will stand the best chance. Tue Tax BILL, which passed the House Tuesday evening. repeals the provision allow. ing railroad and ferry companies to charge an additional cent fare to cover the Government tax of one-sixieenth of a cent upon each pas. senger. Should the Senate pass the bill in this shape, the railroad companies and ferry com- panies will be obliped to throw off the cent aaditional. For instance, the charter of the Washington and Street Railway Company fixes the tare at five cents, but under this provision have for some years charged six cents. Should they be required togo back to five cents the public will be the gainers, but it will be pretty hard on the company, who, with the present bigh prices for horse-feed and every article of use on the road, flad it rather difficult to make both ends meetat six cents fare, If 18 STATED, on what is represented to be good autbority, that President Johnson intends, shortly after he goes out of office, to make a visit to Europe. The offer of a passage was lately made him by one of the German lines ot steamers, aud the offer was accepted by Mr. Johnson. It 1s his purpose, im! afer the 4th of March, to make a brief visit to Ten- messee, With the view of arranging his af%:rs, and be*will sail for Europe about the Ist of April. 1n the meantime the municipal authorities of Baltimore and Nashville are, 85 we have already stated, making preparations to give bim a public reception, and the members of the Common Council of New ‘Propose to offer him a similar honor should he find bimeelf in that city after his retirement from Office. THE Vors om Tas NEw CONSTITUTION 1x Qi that question sation,” itahail not be and foar bundted thousand do'lats’ worth of K°0ds since December last, aod suspended three Collectors and one Assessor, sututing seven pro “rings” tn Mr. Creecy was appointed ia November las: in October the receipts in tax on whisky were 26,8 0; in November $13,000;1n December 3.7, and in January $12.6 jore than was evi coljected within the same Period when the tax ‘was $2 per gallon, and there were forty distil- leries running. THE SECRETARY OF State Tuesdsy evening gsve & dinner, cn the occasion of the Darien Canal treaty, to General Acosta. late President of the Colombian Republic. and now Minister to the United States, who has warmly co-opera- ted with the Secretary im the negotiation. Among the guests were Mr. and Mre, Cai the Colombian Legation; Postmaster General are Postal Commissioner to Europe, and members of Congress. Prrsonav.—Hon. John Harrington, United States Minister to Switrland, arrived in this city yesterday. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, RESPITE RickMonp, @ase—in volving imia courts—is to be heard day respived by the Ge Sout the 100 e til Gay of Maren = Governor until the oth a es FATAL RAILROAD ACC! GaRnison’s, N. Y.. Feb 18.—Mr. Woite- born, ason of Prof. Whiteborn, of Union Col- i -aet J. = of age, was thrown from a caron Dutchess and Columbia raii- Toad last night. and tatally injured. — SENTENCED FuR MANSLAUGHTER. Naw York, Feb. 18.— George Greening, with the murder of Patrick Tieman. ap December last, pleaded guilty of manslaugh- ter, _ ‘was sentenced to two years imprison- meat. NT. a PUBLIC MEETINGS IN FRANCE. Panis, Feb. 1f.—M. Forcade, Minister of the Interior, has announced his intention to re- 1 abu: prepa allo ses of the right to assemble in Mapnip, Feb. 18.—The Cortes have nested i ae fre gets day Fe cae continued in office. Se —————<—_____ GRANT. WHO KILLED H. RIVES - LARD, COMMITTED TO Tat Ow RICHMOND, Feb, 15 —James Grant, who has been ont on bail since the killing of Pollard, Was to-day committed to prison to await bis ——_-<re-__ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Money continues to show considerable activ- ity m New York, the general rate on call loans being 7 per cent., with exceptions at 7 per ceat. in gold. Yesterday, early in the day, the ap- pligations were especially act:ve; but Inier, tae okers having apparently supplied their wants, the demand was lighter and there was Bo difficulty in borrowing at7 per cent. This increased activity in the money market appears to be wholly the result of a speculative compi- vation, comprising, if re; be true, twoor three large banks, a prominent dealer in Gov- ernment bonds, two or three stock houses, and certum private speculators. —e—_ Government Securities. Wasurmetor, Feb. 18, 1869.—J; i Uo. furnish the following quoialiess of Gow einment securities: — en (By Bankers’ ana Bro! Telegraph. Lewis Johnson & Uo. quotestocks and pele im home and foreign markets as follows : New Yorks, Feb. 13.—Gold, Dar y. Crbie.) 93; Bonds, (By Lonpon, Feb. 1s, 1 a. m.—Uonsols, 7; Illinois, 964; Erie, 244. FRANKFORT, 11 a. m.—Bonds, £2. LivERPOoL, 11 a. m.—Cotton market fiat; Middling Uplands, 11%; Middling Orleans, 12h. Lavon, | p. ds, 78%; Llinois, 9655. changed. m. market fiat. changed. Liverroor, t p. m.—Cotton Sales of 6,000 bales reporied, Prices un —__ good demand; prices wachanged. Wheat dull: prime 2382.30, firm but dull at 9095 for prime white; yellow, . Hye firm at $1.50a81.60. Pork firm at Bacon firm; Rib Sides, 50. Tm; 178%: Clear do., IS¥ax; Shoulders, 15/03: quiet at 21. Hams, 21. Lard 2 bid. bid; do. new, Wall Street To-day. Neuw Yor, Feb. k market unsettled and very weak om Pacific Mail. active at7 per cent. Exchange, &«. Gold, 4x. 50's 862, coupon, 14%. North Uarolina sixes, €2; 'W, 594; Virginia sixes, ex-coupon, 56%: Rew, l. nnessee Sikes, €X-coupon, 67%; new, 66. —_____ New York Grain Market To-day. New oun, Fee 18.—Flour dull aad Sal0 cts lower. Wheat dull and ia2 cents lower. Corn dull, a1 cent lower. are a a Hu ‘ rood and all: © orThe Boston dress carly. in the grow taint, andy Bundred and siaty-tou? aie ‘credited to te 2 © United Kingdom. a, is trav Tavrspar, February 1 ds SENATE.—Mr. Conness, from the a Progress m® very slow on Post (ffices, reported wi.h amendments bill to encourage buiding of steamships in toe Unned Sistes, and to creste an American line of stoam=bips to Earope. Morgsa, from Committee on Finance, re. Ported a jomt resolution authorizing the Sac. Tetary of the Treasury to rewit dutes on sub. Tine telegraph cable imported by Western ‘graph Company. Mr. Thayer miroduced 8 bill amendatory of the pre-emption and homestead laws. Keferred to Commutwe on Public Lands. Mr. Anthon: tee on Printing, reported a r the memorial of Duff Greea on the finances; which was agreed to Mr. Thayer moved to reconsider the vote. He did Lot Know any reason why these finan- cial essays should be printed x: the expense of the Sense, aud particularly one trom Daft Greee. Mr. Anthony said several Senators had ex- pressed a desire that the document should be Printed, ss it contained a great deal of valuable miocrmation which would be useful in the coarse of discussion on the finances, Tae coat would not be more than $50. Mr. Morton.— What is the question before the Senate. The Chair. ¢m svuderstanding the amount stated by Mr. A: The question is on reco «the p z of a document Which will cost $6. | Laughter.) Mr. Conness.— we have the privi- lege of debating « ston The Ubair.—Of seem to know it. Mr, Conness.—Yes, and I intend to exercise it, This not a question of $6, but a question as to whether we sb.ill recognizea notorious rebel. We want none of bis advice, and if he wants his communication printed, let him do it at bis Own expel you have, and you Mr. Thayer said this man was a notorious | le rebel. He had been writing commauications on all subjects ever since some time before the laid om the table. The motion to Jay an the table was agreed to. Mr. Trumbull, trom the Judiciary Commi tee, reported adversely on the bill to create the Department of Home Affairs, Also, reported the House bill to provide for an election in Virginia, with amendments, On motion of Mr. Chandler, Frida: ‘was set apart for the consideration o: from the Committee on Commerc=. Mr. Morton called up bis resolution to pay the Soutbern Senators {rom the beginning of the Fortieth 5 The question was discussed at some length, when the morning hour expired, and Mr. Morrill, of Maine, moved to flood. He moved that the whole subject be | the | evening | j j | business | Postpone the | pending matter to proceed with the Indian | appropri: ball. Mr. Waves thought this matter could soon be disposed of. Mr. Fessenden said if it or any other matter was disposed of in a reasonable time, it would be contrary to the usual experience of the Seu- ate. Hovse — Mr. Kerr, (1nd .) trom the Commit. | tee on Elections, presented 3 minority report in the Louisiana contested election case. The report concludes with the following resolution Kesol-rd, That Caleb S. Hut ts entitled to a seat in the House from the Second Congres- sional District of Louisiana. im place of Mr Mann, deceased. Usdered printed, and to lie on the table. Mr. Shellaberger, (Obio,) from the Committee on Elections, reported that Thomas A. Hamil. ton is not entitled toa the Stic of Tennessee. Mr. Heaton, (N from t com. mittee, presented a minority report im the same care, closing with & resolution that the c! s tials of Thomas A. Hamilton be recommitied, With instructions to report a bili allowang tune ‘State of Ternessee au additional Representa- uve. ¢ same ordered to be printed The House resumed the consideration of the unfinished business pending at the adjourn- ment jay afternoon, viz. The mouon of Mr. Wood to reconsider the vote by which the House laid on the table the bill amendatory o: tbe national banking act, and to lay that motion on the table. The motion to reconsider was agreed to, so the bill was again betore the House Brooks (N. Y.) moved to recommit the structions, Agreed to. it him and adopted yesterday by the House. ir. Hooper (Mas#.) moved furcher to in- struct the committee to strike out the second section of the bill, on which he demanded the Previous question. but it was not sustained, Mr. Pomeroy (N. Y.) thea moved the pre- vious question on the motion to recommut, with instructions to repori the threr first sections of — the pending amendments to that motion. mestion Was first taken on the amend- ment of Mr. Hooper, to mstruact the Committee to strike ont the second section of the bill, aud it was defeated. Yeas, 15; nays, 146. A vote was then taken on the motion of the gentleman from Indiana (Coburn) to iastract the Committee to insert his \dment; and it instructed to insert bis amendment strike ont section two and four of the bill. agreed to. Yeas, 7: ys, 9B. ‘Mr. Miller (Pa’) e tabi and Not ved to lay the bill upon le. Mr. Randall (Pa.) demanded the yeas and and pays aud they were ordered, and result- ed—yeas, ~1; nays, %. The bill was then recommitted withont a decision, and it was immediately reported back as directed by the order of the , Mr. Judd (Il.) demanded the previous question on the bill and pending amendments, which was seconded. ir. Judd then asked upanimons consent to make @ statement to the Hou7e, but objection was made. fe main question was ordered by a vote of to 76. PROGRESS oF THR K¥VOLUTION IN Cona— Advices from Cabaare contradiciory and ua- prom py usual. The American Consul at Trinidad is reported te haye joined the in- surgents. ‘Tran: arrived in the harbor of avana ‘With reinforcements of The number of arrests for causes are dai! ‘Several geen thrown into oe Qn suspicion of revolutionary vities. n the troops sarebebe are bave taken place near nfuegos, and Esperato Sante. The Diario tin the House from | ! Both reports were laid on the table and A Eimss RatLroan Exrcoves Pus. teHeD Jamilton, the brake-man. through Whose negligesce or fright several persous vere killed om the Ietigh and Susqaehanon Kaitroad last November, has been tried and convicted im the Logerne Qounty Court, and sentenced to thirtera months’ solitary contiee- Ment at hard imbor in the Evsiern Penitenuary Kem ion was Bind brakeman of a coal train, Abd bis offence was Going op a swep £TAdr, (be train siopped to wood or water; op Staritog. a coupling Broke and several of the Cetoched rear cars commenced & rapid descent, whee be, insiead of applying bis Brake, jamped Of. and the descending care collided with an SPProncbing tram, resulting in the @eath of Semurl Noble and others. This us the first chee we Prmember of a railroad employer being PUBIehed unde the act of Assembly providing “any employee of any railroad company. Mroveh whose negligence or disobedience of orders injury to lie or properiy shall easoe Ibe punisbed by fine and imprisonment. Bervishury Toles) beine on! Inches 2 day, as the earth ss forced ahead S7-A man named Myron Green, « bam, Vt.. bas been boarding in the tamily of res Eliot, of Sun. NM. Oa the dn, Vermonter eloped with Mrs. Elliot. Alu available taad~ off by the guilty ol Mr. E. eloped at the same in named Edward Larkin, Miss on an Cxtholic riest OvcupyinE A seat in the House of Lords * the K-formacton. 82 New Bedford, Mars. velocypede accident. 7 db jured on the breast bamites 87-A mon in lowa Teports the firs Persoa was severely y falling on one of the cently bitten ying tospin wet and suck the blood of his frends, wntildes entued. 87 A new law in Indiana provide: apy district wo of twenty-five children sball request it, study of German shall be introduced imo engagement im bigh lise was bi quence of the partes baving a 4 who should pay for the wedding cards. 87-A Wisconsin veteran with but one lately fell bead foremest down a well and remaiming ter. enn -myrn ent Per. “the poor tellow’s children orphans as as legs are concerned.” S TeemiroRy en UF: Iefttude ‘The transportation wholly by wagons. Bill not exceed 'y thonsaud «| oll ery erence of the loyalty and solvency rach Nidder and person offered as security will of be required the part. Govern- ment to reject any and all bids which may be received. ard any contract made will be subject to the approval of the Quartermaster General of the arm delay faithful pe ontract Biavks for proposals and \onde will be farnishe on applicati; Bilders id be indorsed Py pom roposals Army Traveportation " end addressed to te C) District of the Indian Terri * be entertat they camp! with the terme of this ed ortisemen F order ef Brevet Mor Gpoera a f Grierson. ELL. om, be i 4 Eacs HH tH r (= tp, STATES PATENT OFFI: ¥ NOT C.. Peoru: akon the ; the - {OF am improvement in ‘breed : tien ke fs usmps STATES PATENT OvFicg, On the “petition of this office ep the 36th day of April ii'nexts Any ra SiGe {17 lewsw AMUSEMENT AND E) when