The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1867, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1867. 5 to deliver to the Seoretary of the freasury, at the close | H Bronson. late sergeant major of the Thirty-seventh ‘ LA of each session of Congress, a full list of all personseho | regiment, Uni'ed States » the equalvzation: Shall bave been nominated by the President and re- | bounties to soldiers who pr aes cia jected by the Senate, anda like list of all or pomi- a, — (r°p.) of Conn., presented @ petition of tent to q * caus Change the place of deposit" Patou sont on the Key, and sepdiine--—-Seeagns Noo! and the diamonds soon after disappeared. Faxon | The Froedmem and Planers -Reorgant- bas since failed, baving thus lost asasly bis whol pro- zatfon of the Republican Central Ex: tive * “4 pening of the Mi rehantw Kx- “ Advices respecting the attitude of the frewdimen wna The Occupation ef San Luis Potesi Cos- | planters as to future course of work are favoratie. The bonded warehouses on which duties bey = apy a shail, after (his law gakes effect, pay all of duty ataposed by thus act. THE COLORED CONVENTION. for a cliange of ad valorem to specific tax on imported cigars. Referred to the Committee on W1 id Mi Mr. Howarp, (rep.) of Mich., eaae of maaniutactur. contended that there should be some. minimum. punishment fixed by the | ers of hardware from internal Th riff eported statute as according to the amendment of Mr. Rdmunds, | Referred to the Committ Ways and M @ Ta Bill R in the ‘the court might @z a mere nominal punishment or none ‘A petition of Renjamin Douglass and others, for acan fivmed—Mejia Sick and Disheartened and r Benate. at all, buoy and spar buoy at the month of the Connoctiout After s stormy debate the convention of, men} Hie A former are now generally contracting, where good crops ptt amendment of Mr, Edmunds was agreed to—yeas | river.” Referred to We Committee on Commerce from the Northern end Southern States finaly agreed | Durang,, Demoralined—Preeident Juares Im | wore mado iest your, for. shares, and whore bet crops bist THe MILITIA, ‘The House at four o'clock adjourned, upoo the following addreas”to-day as that which em- is Brownsrirzx, Jan. 6, 1867. were made, for wages, In cases where planters dedire to Mr. Laws, (rep.) of Ind., ‘epeemnytce pil to-pmond pa. (ir bodied the sentiments of the colored men of the nation, Gaudelupa, capital of the State of Jalisco; Acqua | °D@rge terms they must bid high. Amicable feelings Address of the National lend | EP teree Se sactee of ea cee oe a THE T BILL. from Maine to Florida. The address will be presented to | Caliantos, capital of the State of Acqua Caliantes, and | 8¢™ to prevail everwhere, especially where n0 troops Convention, the Recoustruction Committee of Congress tomorrow. | Ban Luis Potosi, the capital of the State of San Luis | &F¢ stationed, Wanemavon, Jan. 11, 1867, | 2008 & Sexton, of Oberim, Ohio, is the chairman, and | Potosh arwall occupied by the liberal forces, thie two | | The New Orleans Tribune declares the cborges agains fo. ae, ee. + 1867. 1 to him the convention attributes the authorship.of the | formor by Corona’s army, under General Para, aud the | President Johnson cami no spectiioations of wort The Senate Finance Committee to-day reported a sub- address, which is as follows:— latter by General Trevino, retreating acts, and amount only o imputations of moral (reasea fa PeageaL stitate for the Tariff bill of the House pamed during the in behalf of millions of wares ho ty of Wecien Suen haves ealteltide eae “thts Worfor, form ao baa (ri ‘ABEINGTON, A . last session. They take for the basis the reform pro- ‘color, we have first of all toe: our gratitude a Set Peaventen te Serie eer posed by Commiastoner Wells, and propose to amend it J aft at en ar ha stanecy ae rake wears pn poo gaeydlnyoeea ate, “ impe- pe Central Executive Goramittee of Seo «eS ‘The act conferring suffrage on negroes in the District of ip ap ey pe get ll 10 eighteen | enneed and beloved Abraham Oa a her Completely demoralized. President Jusrez arrived ot | Gent, aud Mears’ Manier, Molter and Dean (edhored) -Columbia is officially published. It is accempanied. by am _ienerte. Silay, on sane “o ae ey 1 dora ggrtiivents; ba of all | Durango op December 18 from Chihuahua. Secretaries and Treasurer.’ The Committee adepeed the ‘the certificates of the Secretary of the Senate and the Brandy to continue at $3 per On all other Bade thom all of one blood, and who, everyahe ere own, apna gene aE foutowing resolution :— Clack ofthe Hoo, ating tha i pase ito 8 lw not spire manufactured or dati from grain oF other ma; ive ae aio to fant you or appre BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Lenietete thoalé ecpptatnatena ter Proteins! Gomer . withstanding the President's veto, a gallon, aceording to the pi Uiisens of oar ocsamos epumtey: Weise tank phy sg : Po Aa ys gee egtipye rere ‘The Nebraska Bill. liquors, d&e., $2 608 gallon. Pai in the Districtof Columbia—s boon doubly | Tae Fuawaw Sraget Rasnoad Accipest.—A Vero:cr | sc express their choice as to give satisfaction to- the ‘Tho bill for the admission of Nebraska, which passod The Finance Commilites propose to reduce the duty on | Pivs'cn'aue people the full nhs oad tote ce meee | oF Cexsunn.—Coroner Lynch concluded the inquest yes. | {1108 peaple of Louisiana, without distinction as to-reew or tee sive renee full rights and privileges of American y color, te tt Senate on Wednesday, was discussed in the House cigars, cigarettes and cheroots of all kinds to $2 instead | citizens, iy tm ery ly pd s iands, | terday in the case of Wm, Kehoe, who was run over and De fe eee fnpaed bat no aie was taken tase, and itis $32 pound, pa per os valorema, and the following ‘aka! Gh Eomtotos ately fe Conostally drug killed in Farman street, on the night of the 25th Decem. | {yP¥r/ona.ps ety re probable that it will come up agaye-for some time, , ped to the Comtaiige ‘ghanges from Mr. Wells’ bill'on wools:— ry returned s Verdict that the deceased came | W's the + slates af tay ond wie i ‘Whoa it is again ‘brought upon the tapis ft is probable e ‘On woole.of the first clase eared, ene | Seeding tranenien ot as they believed, by car | (0 ry Sono. did, ‘while bgding: etteer ‘that s will be passed. The general opinion seems to be bunretnend 5 owraxa, value whereof at ‘Sis, evrored ihe and ae mag an that ho was ae fedeiat"or Iocat position Sprain do atie 1 ohed ‘thet when it is sont to the President fe will not with- wh Wie, a dill veoridinn foteree be thirty-two: cents or leas per Ib. the dutv chalt | mind ea darkest sured the driver and conductor of the car, whom they Hesoives, That a commities of three be ted by the Told his signature, as was done in the case of the tion, £e., + he daerhory of © | be ten cents per Ib, with tem per centum ad valorem, —— ly at pane o inhuman manner, and ; Chairman io proponndsto 3 ae \Golorado bill, aa the objections whichihe urged against | terial Li ont Grin ceed Oa, wots i, the whereof at the last i an “ ; at she oat Jamaica Rall rie Nahai ae ea oree ‘that bitl cannot apply to thisone. = several execative, fagisiativo and judicial ofoors of the | POR, ar Place, whence exported to. the United States. 4 fe-abat fearful trugge to sare our, os Company compensate the widow for the.loas of her bug: | Fare: men t's position, go the excinston of any Uulom mam? Protest Against the Admission ef Colorade, | **!4 Territory. It waa, referred to the Committee oD } conte ner Ib., and not exceeding thirty-two cents par Ib., to take up arms and to beer our part manfully inthis strag- | Cuarcep wma Recervixg 4 Brupe.—James Dubenell | pieage’ youse rey a potas ‘a oer . ‘ved im this | Te?titories. eet the duty shall be ten cents ‘and in addition | £¢ for {reo and righteous government, ‘us to under. ubenell | mecist Xf Are you in favor of universal suffrage (or loyae owing despatch was to-day received in “PUR NORFOLK NAVY YARD. mae ‘that a just and generous Sout surely award | appeared before Commissioner Jones yesterday morn- | men? éth Are you in favor of disfranch ising and exclu. eetty from the Governor of Colorado Territory :— Mr. Gi (ren,) of Tows, introduced the following | ‘hereto ten per cont ad valorem. Upon wool ae ren icra oue sate a the fralta of vitor org, freedom maar ing, charged with having reovived $100 as a bribe for | M™A2Tom oflcs leading irattone gs ws ees ol ; ‘cltzenship. cont a i aOWW Desvar, Jan, 10, 1967, | Tesolution, which was : tn. | Of Place whence ex to the United States, incuding | now passed, and of Your history Nastotabiws | leaving hie post of duis. im, guarding spitiis recently | orvoto the tergetng deenlous, acd pe oer saswer, Tam instructed by the House of aprapenintiver of Resolved, That the Committee on Naval Attire be In- one in such ehall exceed thirty-two cents per | fought and suffered nobly, and on our part we have | sized by the officers of the Internal Reve De | The Merchants’ Exchange, in Moresquo Btiidings, this Territory to send you the following resolutions | structed to inquire into the expediency of temporarily | tp,, the duty shall be twelve cents per Ib. and in addition faithfully thoso conditions, Let us now mt mand Whe abacons of the aerecd Pee PamerS | was pbicialip openee thiseendeian Mapelel ‘of passed by that body to-day:— glasing the Navy Yard at Norfolk, Virginta. an thereto tem per cent ad ‘On camels, goats, | {de honor and the justice of x great people, acting thronzh | mene the absence of | the defendant, it is charged, popened this: hed twensaation ror the protection of public property, in charge of the com- » its national government, to bestow upon us without stint | enabled the parties who had defrauded the government | business. Sales of twenty-six sections, in four and.ahalf Whereas, it is announced in the public prints that it isthe | mandant of the Marine corps, alpacas and like animals ten conts per \b., with ten per | those promised civil and political its and privileges. | to remove a quantity of the confiscated material: Chi Tuil tables, were made at a premium over the anpued intention of C: 10 admit Colorado as a State into pps SET cent, and where the value Is over thirty-iwo cents per | Permit'u further to remiad you that the loyal whites | Karcher aleo apneated in apswer tea etinine chy ws. | rent ranging from $100 down to $6--firet clase pevelianen ‘Taioa, therefore On motion of Mr Aston Meer) of RL, it was | 1b. twelve cents per th., with ten per cent ad valorem. | throughout the portion of ‘out country lately in ‘rebel | the Commissioner held both parties to bail 1a the sum of | for £100, the second for $75, the third for $00, tha fioen, chenaired. by ue House of Representatives ofthis Ter. | oy tered that when the Seanie adjouta te-day ibs to | UPOR wools of the thirt lage, the value whereof at the | Yon walle, with one, volee le, imiore you to mite | '$Soq, a the sam of | and sixth for $60. Other sections were sold for 900-aa8 pression of public opinion on this question, we earnestly | meet on Monday next, {ast port or place whence imported into the United States | or'cotor, believing it ia beessential to thelr own safety as | ‘Ti Puxwovrm Cavncm Denr,—The Trustees of Pty. | $00 , Another sale takes place to-morrow, witer hea 4 Protest against the pasnage of a law admitting the Staie ‘THE TARIFF. juding ctiarges in such port shal welve cents OF | well as io ours, and altogether vital to the effect recon- The four Opened the ball to-day with ox! ‘without first having the question submitted to a vote of the Mr. Fessexnex, (rep.) of Me., from the Finance Com- | 'e9% the duty shalt be three cents per Ib. Upon wools | struction of civil ment and the ascendancy jal | mouth Church held thetr annual meeting on Thursday Jor the reason first, that we havea right to a voice | mittoe, reported a substitute for the House Tariff bill; | Of the same clase unwashed, tho value whercol at the } citizens in its Adminstration, “esults yo. fundamnental‘o | might, and it appears, from the Treasurer's report, that ares Be selection of character of. our soverament, second, which’ was ordered to be printed, with one thousand | 1st port or placo whence exported, excluding charges in the pence and permanence of the fedggal Union will certain- J pare, WEWS ‘TEM: WADE: Pag Ce at Bae sot fact port shall exceed. twelve cents. por i. «he duly | 's he appreinng by your bonoranle Way and bral onal | the income forthe ensuing year, 1501, is $50,000, RR ongress will not iS Gercremany on Se Reatel out THE BAXERUPT AIL. snail bo six cents per = abt, then, be wise to put our whale numerieat force in the | Graves, J; B. Hutchinson and H. W. Sadge were chosen 4 dridge over the Obic as Louisville is taiked of wills £ pint . On motion of Mr, Potaxp two hundred and Atty copies | , 00 sheep skins and Angora goat skins, raw or unmanu- } scale of loyalty against treason, to peace and good order. | trustees. A motion to pay the outstanding debt of | 4 bind girl is delixering lectures in Pennaylvauim ctesmeoseurs’® ALEXANDER COMWINGS, Govértior. 1 gf the Bankrupt bill were ordered to be printed. factured, imported with the wool on, washed or un- | against rebellion and national ruin? Moreover, you will al- | $300,000 was unanimously adopted. $10,000 was Mail Service B N re i" d Brazil. bs CONSIPEP ATION OF THE TRNURE OF OFFICE RESUMTD, washed, the duty shall be thirty por cent ad valorem; } low us Seren’ you that ever since you have been a nation | voted for the establishment of a mission school, The 4 Maine (wo years’ old.coit sold for $26,000, evi letween New York and Brazil. sry 7 and on woollen shoddy, mungo, extract of wool pe et A tentionpened Co neat kad ant chcenk, rs, expediency of erecting an additional ga'lery in the Louisville, Ky., is the chief tobacco mart of the works, church was discussed and the matter referred to the ‘The Postmaster General, in answer loaresolution of the | | Considerstion af the vill to regulate the ton «© Of | ony waste, thednty shall be ‘twelve conts por Ib.; and Ws a trustees. office was rasumi SHouse, encloses a report from the Postmaster at New Mr. Vax Winkie, (rep.) of W. Va, offered an amond- poi by god 8] = be th edd ‘York respggting mail service performed by the ocean | ment that all civi! officers shat! be appointed for four | Carsimores, ladies’ cloths, doeskins, trrcots, and all other Brazilian sieamers, by which it appears that of the | yeary, unless a different tenure fs prescribed by the con- | fiting of felled goods or fabric, woollen shawls, flannels €welve round trips perf rmed up to November 30 last | *tuton or by taw, and in any case until a succesBOF | and ali manufactures of wool of every description, made shail be duly appointed and qualified, Disagreed to we lly Unit parvetiveel; notihereis thesiriae spanite’ aaix failures occurred to arrive at New York in time to | Mr. Axyoricxs moved to strike out that part of the | PrN 'h Or cote ner ih, and. in addition thereto. thirty: smake connection with the outward bound steamers from | third section which provides that if no appointment by | 9. ‘per cent ad valorem, On blanketa and woollen and sthat port to Brazil, fof three of which fattures the com- | S24,with the advice and consent of the Senate, shall 6 | worsted yarns, composed wholly or in part of wool, the spans furnisn explanations, | hair of the» Alpaca tor other like animals, ‘The contract allows twenty- | ance unti! an appoiniment shall be made dy and with | Bair of the. Alpes goal cents per Ib,, twenty cents eof each. outward trip | the advice and consent of the Senate, per Ib, ; valued at above forty cents per id, and not ex- » and twonty-six days for | Mt, Howann opposed this amendment in a brief | Coding sixty cents per Ib., thirty conte per Ib.; valued ‘There are sixty German bewspapers in Penuse ania ‘Asxvar Munriva or Tux Srocknonpans or tte Brooxnyn | 7¢at suffering among the poor of Raleigh, N.C. Cairo. Hi, 18 to bave a grain elevator, Acapeuy or Mrsic.—The annual meeting of the stock- 4 holders of the Brooklyn Academy of Music was held | pely Ycrofasey (OF {he Southern Pacile Railrod haw last evening in the directors’ room of the Academy. Bennington, Vt, bae @ fountain of water one bundved Aloxander V, Blake, who presided as chairman, galled | and twenty feet buh the meeting to onder, and Mr. David Kimberley acted as | Ar interest tu the crop wil! de the prevailing: imdnee- secretary. The treasurer's report, which was submitted | Meni tc get work out of tbe freedinen this yeas by Mr, Isaac H. Frothingham, was read and accepted by | _ Four hundred freedmen, have le(t, North, Carelima for the meeting. Mr. E. D. Plympton then read the diree- | eet 3 taxation, and has never fuiled to re- spond to the call to arms for the detence of our eommon country, When you fonght for national Independence colored soldiers’ were by your side, colored regiments swelled your brigades and shared with’ vou the sufferings, the hardshins und the ‘confficts unto, blood by which you became an independent nation. In the Britis! war of 1812 colored regiments fought and bled. You will re- member the glowing testimony which their heroism drew from the lips and the pen of Andrew Jackson afier the t and decisive buttle of New Orleans, ‘Ts it not well that e fit reward for such services should be conferred upon ‘our race at last, and all the more so for having been so long delayed? Tt may not be amiss to remind you, hhovagrer: Yyl in the days of our Revolutionary fathers, and thensefox- ward fi in One generation, free’ colored people speech. 2 e Cle gh ayes : " | The popalation of Kansas increased Oftg thousand taut ach inward trip from Rio to New York, including stop- | Mr. Hrwonices sald his amendment was Intended to See ac Wave pee te ty Rot exceeding elebty J wore alloved the elvetive franchise, and lay under no pout | tors’ report for the year 1866, by which it was shown | ran Rah bs ] Pages each way atthe ports of St. Thomas, Para, Per. | Porer cases. | ba aaa eo ed Foc ty | cents per Ib., sixty centa per ib., and in addition thereto | 6 TE she ward SE oe ee re that the largely increasing demand for the Acacomy Of | 4 voung giri at Louisville, Ry., was attucked and mambuco and Bahia. The average time occupied'on the | send an appointiaent to the Senate, A foreign minister | "HON ail the above named orticles thirty percent ad vx “ po Mh i" 4.) Music, with the corre sfonding receipts of 153 nights | badir injured by,atemaleman:. inst 123 of the previous year, or sixty nizhts of an a oo hig ER RS ctaae tiny spor cout at eis | “Mee came Aatedes graduated Crom the Tale. College pared with the year 1865, Of this number there were 4 outward trips alroady raace was about twenty-nine days | might d’e during the session of Congress, and the Presi- | lorem. S auleedicslintiec ieeatndat and ou tho inward about twenty-seven days. Seven | dent might not hear of it until after the adjourament. | On bunting, twenty cents per square yard, and in ad- tion thereto twent: tore! pore i‘ ieee aserded nhc tabard tripe! ag bag tide wabin, | TES, Sauron, MA” Eaye Sella "ASME Ret Cae Cee LTO AEES eines char COR TNEL 6 trate: Uniry-ine operate sixty seven dramatic periot:aanens sey efit Connecticut, town arlects ons temporanoe ‘seid or about concerts, lectures and exhibitions, an: § “ gebeduie time, and the time occupied in five outward Mr. Howarn said that undor the constitution a va- | tion Italian cloths and Jastings, either in the gray or of other nights by balls, promenade concerts, &e. The Connecticut State Agricultural Socuty ix disous. sine the moraitty of horse racing. vand six iuward trips has excveded that allowed by the | cancy that the President could ail up must hapnon dur- uniform color, or in various colors or fiyxures, produced Senet ee ee 7 The ineteascd” indome’ of the year bas’ bee: ing tho recaas of'tho Sonate, He repudinted entirely, he | in the ‘of weaving, or by coloring. staicing, paint- | or race. constitution, adopted in the : 4 ui saoheduls. Shale lt said, the doctrine. under witich the present Execuilve | ing, printing or othermiee, comunonly aoid or purchased | sme year. made no discrimimauignin reepeck tthe rights | derived trom, fouricen hdditonsl Sper, Mend Sasoo, | 4,The skeleton of a man buned in the woods wai iabely- . War Claims, a { acted, hat it made no difference at what time a vacancy | by the yard or other lineal measure, or by the piece, | eojor. Fig ei ee for tnembers a ‘the together $11,085 excess 8 gy ge Year in. these two | o%8% near Louisville. <The Secretary of War, pty toa resolution asking | occurred, Sucii a doctrine led to ‘he entire ignoring of | composed ‘wholly or in part of wool, worsted, the bair Re tives Who bad the ann af leone in | items. The receipts for the auditorium were $30,205. | achild iost at the evaluation of Ricumond uaa jusb tfer mformation in reiation to ciaims for horses or other | the Senate as a part of the appointing power, of the alpaca goat or other like animals, valued at not | the most numerous branch of their respective State Lecisla- | oa) Sug ainsctors' room, $860. “ho total recemés | Leen restored to its parewts. Mr. Jonsson, (dem) of Md, spoke inst the oon- | exceeding twenty cents the square yard, six cents per | tures. In eleven ont of thirteen States free colored citizeds struction gtven iy tne constitution by Mr’ Howard in this papa orbs and in addition thereto thirty-five per cent - a sniored tre elective i. See — respect, and alluded to certain contingencies that micht Yalorem: valued at above twonty conte por square | Sitar: yn in iS sem: Tpehoen, ey eae g for the past year were $32,360, which Is a gain of $10,000 The Onondaga, N. Y¥., salt spriags produ last pear over 1865, or about forty-five per cent. Owing to the | 7,502,240 busnels. or extraoydinary expenses incurred im procirimg new u woman appealing for aid (or Jef Gavia, ‘Preperty seized or taken by the government during S | | “Mozgan's raid in Kentucky fer th jpurpose of suppress- | ‘img thateraid. enclozan a report irét General Ekin, who i arise under it, by which important offices might be left { yard, eight cents per square vam, S rattan o seenery, decorations and. repairs during the year there | wo Commodore. Captain William M. Mew, of the United States Treas nnd in addition thereto | discrimination an the score of color oF race, é acant. ~ Wirtly-flre per cent ad valorem: provided that oo all In Missouri, Sirs! durin, nee “a patriot cated without acrime * Te ee eet t “itr. Toscxps‘repudiated the charge made on the other | *tich goods weighing four ounces and over per square | growing Hi ‘feman: ‘ave Dower. tee pevtniinate, drclaen’. Peg conse coos ‘ ae $11,117; the number recoinay-neted to the Third Auditor | side of the chamber, tha! the pending bill hadino other | yard, the duty shall be fifty cents por zeta, and in ad- | gress yielded saaerer seme anu Os: ree wn sae re og pag BoM epad | fabs) ated | A Card from Ball. Binek & € dor setilcniont is twenty, for $2,525; disnlowed and sus. | {ban g partisan object, He said there was ao attempt to | dition thereto thirty five per cent ed valorem. Ure Mout they Volereted ‘discriminations on agconnt of | deviared. A ballot for directors for the vear IR67 a8 | 4.0 months pastfumor Have been cife that we ended, requiring additional rouchery, thitty-oight, for | MwiGate for any party. Tense nothing bat 69 aQemRt | inioe aGtrsy arawern a(QckiDEs, cocks, gloved, mit: | SUiiyu a EOY tas eote 4°" thet wenves +} then taken, which resulted in the re-sigction of tho fol- | taffevaraaupended nabiaageborgeenton 93,077. There is nothing to show the nutnber ot homes | ment their proper on tens and all other goods Pattee or made on frames of |'no such sigma of in, towards an ann ticket, a a. ae Srgrgere on Med PL og Ses eonprtrttonts bp i FO no Foi seized, that claims for other <7” =" ‘EXROUTIVE Sz8aI0%. by hand, and cloth gloves, forty cents per Ib. and in | race. Those great men, Si r ree A Mowe, Yt y ee eeiat of sar teaas watts Ualtetiodty ahve , nor does it seem that ciaims Property | addition th ‘i ‘ad valorem. claim to become a self nation Isaac H. Frothingbam and Marcellus Masse; aunt : Pending the consideration of the bill and amendments, thereto thirty per cent Of inalfenniie rights conferred upon them ber of ahares ropresented in the ballot was 1,305 pathized with our suppased disaster iaye been received. on motion of Mr. Suznmax, the Senate, at twenty minutes | _ Hats and caps of wool, and clothing ready made and | 0 inuleny me melas coal tot ignore the i Te has beet a question with us whether it was ascoumey + Upyestigntion Into t:2 Loss of the Stenmer { of four o'clock, wemt inte exccutive session, and soon | wearing apparel. of descr) en, $04 Balmoral § faite felldw cluzens en aicet Pert Desperate EXcovNter BeTWREX 4 Buncian axp stan dis public. donk Dui ag ibs rebar as uae ap C after adjourned. | ‘They attempted no such thing—it wi Womax.—Yesterday aiternoon two burglars entered the | Pins: is t that we sheuldde 90: ~ ” sines “the estabilan- residence of Mr.. Presler, corner of Adams and York tas new vergiag cn hal ase, and none Of our Paper has ever been dle ite: » Ol accorded to 4 Ghsdinaattiignieeteracd ‘te thie.ciig. ynatintay- fron HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. irene hn samo inalenadle, Tights sreta and roceeding ahobercod 42 m-room on «80 | Ec: Sn att" asi fa i New York. During his absence Captain Mew visited ‘Wasmixaron, Jan. 11, 1867, States waa, in thelr viow, «sad | scoond stor thoy packed up a bundle of clothing, with | jrents oi the futee wey uy that sdeb w oom! .agenoy Boston and New York to consult with officers in the ‘THE DEFICIENCY OF RIPLED ORDNANOK IX THE NAVY, “oo it whigh they were avout to decamp, when rs. Ma) Y "] Rar Ally BLACK § 69 ib? rosdvay. POR sae Prowler entered. endeavored to’ halt our of id { as they mado off frém the room, aud in 80 doing she | New Yor was knocked dows, but recoveriny horeelf she pursued loons, composed ried bet i a. Thi _Mlaited States. and merchant services on the subject of | 3 Hunmaro, wept Conn, asked leave to offer a] pater the alpaca soet ot dike anh, ivy cents Wier the hime as tact tobe deplored yet ont per Improving the safeguarda now employed for the preser- resolution appointing a select committee to inquire into Per Ib i aggm erelo es centum ad ps, lay outside f tieir. national ‘Eeepemasbilitien and, 4 moreover, as one the allagen deficroncy of heavy rifled ordinance in the - gimp, tassels, Immings, head mn ing their legitimate sway on the public | the fellows and seized one of tham on the sigirs, One i " mation of 2:¢¢ ana Tregerey 9 steamboats aud | sengoing \ Pamicgs hig net A wer tom andes |\of tke fellows then strockuet-daodcing "net tal on the | HATS Sekar ars byte evessols. While in New York bo investigated causes sequal ahi thes had not estimated | sidewalk benoath. She was in an advanced stage of | Stave Vaic = 4 swhich Jed to the lose of the stommer Commodore on | Mt Conn, (rep.) of Wis,, objected. ale ea pe 5 ramen, Hage cy, hd sustniped serious injuries in the full | de gun EAT & CO., Boson a4 4 last month, az ‘ ‘MAIL SERVICE ON THRE PACIFIO COAST. foth re follows then midde off in site directions. One | 7° 4 UXTRACTS for cooking purposes m ‘Long Island Sound last month, and ina day-or two will ts (0 the dilated, them was overtaken, however, by nn oflicer of the. (0, TOUMER ARTICLES, mbes Aoket Nope. : - «subunit to the Secretary of the Treasury his report in the | On motion of Mr. Browatt, (rop.) of Cal., the Post pmanver, with suggestions for the prevention of similar , Office Committee was instructed to inquire into the ex- saeridonts in the future. pedioncy of having ocean mail service performed be- na shorty at found ip his | 90% ic the awards as at the ume mature in the | Possession, APE range ~ oy ee | BE. fay recor ‘vot ‘gts of prepibts tions -Uhieng> { ‘ Corfirmations by the Senate. tweon San Francisco, Cal., and Astoria and Portland, p rights as inherent by The Sonale, in executive 30--ion, confirmed the follow. | Oregon, fortho transmission of printed and other matter. | waterproof cloth, not otherwise horein (rettinel ae doe to. heir Daneinies, Svicum Usper Pecuntan Cincomstaxces,—Ou Thurs cei ‘ ty-five per contin ad valorem. On oll ailk cloth, gixty A A Pi hy ot hoe Varin Caiversal Ex ilbition. i moral & : Ing appointments :— mn gtr Der centam ad valorem. On sperm silk, for ating in | <piyurteney.., It, should Bene of p ¥ ‘orty-second t, and on being taken to the station | WATER, & * itiman vets a4 five name ‘un Henry. ch A skeleton | — The ecunmlites (Gest appoiosed talied to deci. A second pat an | key and chisel, such s barglars use, ® yitice mado above, no surprise that the | day evening a young lady idMed Farnam wa: married, . ter, mystify and | and the wedding party assembled at the “esidends of HE, Peek, of Ohio, formerly Commissioner and Consul | The House proceeded, ag the regular order of business | i¢cing ot cops, thirty-f perl whe He power has soucht 1 bene eration of Tades | ° redding party ed at tho “esidends of her ; if ‘i Generai, to be Minister Resitent and Consul General of | on Friday, to the oall of committees for reports of w pri- | silk in the gura, not more advanced ioe pres rom § peering mentee ww gee AL 2 inanasr emer. | parents, No, 55 South Eighth street, E. D., tha festivi- "a ere sas ibe raracre mapciousy pet once fro) to a! republic gig at vale character. eras Sater | pa Ca eg and on floss gilks, thirty-Ove per on rin Lol imapertiod application er by " : Wes continuing wotil midnight, The young bride then the omit, ‘ork phoriged by, a Freee pore = DELLA! ‘a orem. Awing ir mean! rae +s - rf ad a > arou ef the Untied earthing ° {peewee Se oaiia — iy Cole; fre tas > Comes <8 ys! . On soetei fn the gum or purl | Oe tec wie that God had imade men it 4 ‘dont. ) fert the home ot her parents with hor husband, both sa- hae bia rights perfectly: in Guice-Litret will be published in five langnages, aad es will be-printed. thin fact, which is vomiting ‘f proof of ‘he unparalleled and Bnoe- =f IRS Comune on, Cains x (ndverasy the | Bed ty per Gabi ha lorem.” On all bons, eit | SEE wider in, ant aay ara of to the Tand- uestion | i bert G. Lawrence, of Khove Isiand, to be Minister | Senate bill for the relief gf @eorgo H. Preble, a Comman- ‘| ings, galloons, batbands, bindings, fringes, gimps, cloak | viles. Th da point to carry in their «ppaal tending to take an early train southward on their wed- | { Rerident at Covta Rica. der in the navy, S88 pet was laid on the table. and dress trimmi favey buttons, corde, ital ruth f that dectarati 5 a r brother James Tlentenact Comroander Tii-hart Li Law, to'be Com. | “Sir Genre (eens ef Okie moved teveoountder the |.enueted-temnin hesd com henditearss, hecktion, cot. | its senslole men: they hela thows iretha imeaeh otuem at, | CoCaut iaartied man, ae a eA od SGntat the Guide-Lirret, gander in the Nary, on the active list. vote laying bill on the table, Jara and scarts made of silk, seventy per'contum ad valo- | to meet this point. They meant to dony that the aristocrats | bi> every attention, and, as far as could be seon, appearad or iota. akeetpaaiete: in one language, $00; 7 Ths vote was reconsidered, and. by wnanfinons con: | rem. On allother manufacturer of talk mixed with other | <f England wore hora to rule, and ihe plebelame of Atmerica, | Uy he very well pleased with herself and young Musband: | nan eenetetary eeemaporice fev : THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Sent, the report was withdrawn, in order that the matter | materials comprised as above, in which silk is the mate- | They inenut to deny that one class could ie tax another | but shortly after their departure he retired to his room, | aD few ec emp TEE te atte “7 Corl ee ape ‘ciieg dive Weeeniepttt De pnd elt hangs Aang hn te Unger and mate bens Pa for being governed wut their own b a ied his erie cont eee. fang the ned nasee-aseaR Charlee 8. a ~4 ee ed Ex e ing ir. De- | tw x, a 3 " consent or jon, -- enth regiment. om a closet and sprea ona pom G ie 4 ; Second Sewion. Laxo, were passed :— Unmanufsersred bempe, $35 atom; oa AN SHOOK OF Lg These oR Ware nd before their -and'they | ounge, then laid Rtunself across bis bed, "ac discharseu'"| Ow eMR Su ae norma: he, weary ibe bs ¢ Forthe reitof of the sureties of James T. Poltock ; plenchad. linens, ducks, canvaag ings, cot bottoms, | b+ aia Cay —_ ly called the oe ere. | a revolver at his breast twice in rapid succession, one of | parison of the Stage, Pulpit and Press" + tet m For the relief of Ernest F. Kleinschenit, of Cincinnati, | burlaps, drills, coating:, brown hol! blay linens, } (relied. @ losis teh ceakamslneeed tee. Prac: | the bullets piercing his heart 4 ieing almost instant | Bh. it ais A ae ¥ SEX AT Ohio. € eine ae . Spanish linens, diapér damasks, erash, huckabacks, The harden of Git request to-day Is that you apply ghode | Seath, the other simply perforating hie vest and lodging tuna, J =~ —_ NORTH CAROLINA RECONSTRECTION BILt. handkerchiefs, Jawns, or other manufactures of flax, | aame immortal priveipes In caventially the same way (© | inthe wall, His mother was the first to Und him iviag blood, with the weapon 9f { The mé*iine hour having expired, at a qnarter past J am was » young map of PARTITIONS, is gne o'clock: ir Aiur, iep.] of ORI, repored trom ot Mae i the Committer on. ‘itories # enbstitnie for the North a Sowsewe, (rep) f Mass, greys the org i Cartan Peconatn, Dill, whiten. ah spa, ulizens of Arkansas for the overthrow of the | printed and recon anette ey rams ~preseu: State government and ite reorsamization by Con- PeeceTTR COMMUNICATIONS. GrEKs; also asking Congres’ to declareithat ratification H The Srranem presented Executive commubications as hemp or jute, of whieh flax is the meen meg material @f chief vaiue, not heroin otherwise specified, three cents ar yard and thirty per cent ad valorem committer propdse to strike out some of the iron features, 4%4 Inectt old fron and metal scraps, $3. ton; old wrought ita seraps, $8 a ton; tron bars, rolled and county Lamincred, not less fiiah one half in inch nor moro than | and de‘cnce, | It ns a clans we are not enlightened, ru ean your colored fellow citizens. us on the ground * | dead, in a poo! of bis o eoramon manhood. Concede that we are men, bora death by his side. Mr, inalienable rights. We urge this request with the ) much promise, and commanded the 1 ¥ conidence bec vuse we are sure, you will admit that ae | 1° ow tim. His {riends have no idea of Ase we have proved ourselves thoronghiy loyal to tlie Ties this Emadssiy (Go “nga nd ready to make promptly all the fmictifices which | fed .\im thus suddenly to terminate iry ever calls on her citizens to make for her welfare | way Cid on the body seater Verdict suicide. eam min, Arigglets diets Star quest A Cake, ay a(ternoou by Coronpr you make your eau j Coughs sie rocks are of service. diana fOr Noreee celzed bt the United States authorities ich was referred to the Committee on port ‘on bars or reds round or square less than nine- lum and 9 home for wd Courtney. pEitories, reported back iavoreiiy the bil to provide for a surveyor and land office for whe Territory of Idaho. TOW MK. CATTELY WOULD MAYR VOTRD. whom Amorican sinvery ‘has more eruelly o Aixteenths of an inch Im diameter of square and not lore | 20m “American Slavery tis ee oe inte ot | CLaKKs? Mars Kee neTm Eastman Hitior —The ary, Larnee pbeil. Chemist and Apatine BNO AB TRCUtS-Cgilh atgret.. Prewwsig one are. than five.w'xteonths of an inch in diameter or square, | 4 tree uemochatte corerumel PRIVAT cannepan. hy should yon not give | ary goods clerks of the Eastern District inst aight belt w | ‘The Honee then went into Committee of the Whole on . ; follows: — four inchos wide and not less than baif nn ineh and not at soe that this i far more our misfortune (han our ote é a ato pay by twenty-six, States {5 snMlcions for @ constitutional | From the Postmaster Coneral, tranamitting 2 more than two ioches thick, one and three-quarters centa | faul:: for we come to vow with (he simplest evidence that in row” = oe Easteay Deetwer F. ; amendment. Roferred to tse Committee ou Recou- | respecting the mall sérviee performed by the ocean | per tb.; ondo., more than two inches thick, one and « | Yom crme ho people on earth have improved it more | DEPatransr, at ™ meeting af the Bon Roy ar me t + erntiion | Praia steamers, wivfeh was Referred to the Post Office | half cents per ib.; on all sizes not thiunor thaa No.8 | ecuerly or mabe more tapidiy. Would it not be | tives of the Easter,” District Fire Department, wg mag oan wate Z ‘i ait Io { Committee wire, one and three quarters cents ner tb. ; bars and rods both wise ant noble ‘en your part to place before our pedple he Mowing officers were slectad (or | cory, af Barelay street. 5 g Several reffionstrances against the renewal of letters | imeroril tromm ee Leth Dakota Territory. | not tiem than seven-tighths of an inch vor more han Ure | the appcopridie stmatar iy seit elevation andceliacy Air, feo eid i we th B Dow ‘ie F ~ ge bead Patent to Stephen K. Parkhurst for improvements in | asking the establishment of # fare road Fik | inches in diameter, ¢ne xed a quarter cents per Ib.; on judieiows year!— President, B. ¢ - “ . we f Tete pifehduted aie AUEtrod tothe Point to Sion Falls, in Dakota Territory, qos | tron bard or rods less. than scven-cighths of an ines | SFA. snd inspiring ms te self Improvement under ® sence | Daay No, 1:); Vico Presidem,, "chard Freeman, « BB. T.-Those whe Grevmscthe Valco, im pati dw No Ae pe rorered to thie Chmnmittes’on ‘Tersttories, found or square nnd moro than two inches in d'- | uu the winest and quod of every Baton appland yen for | Company No. 3; Secretary, 209 Groayy (r | Fae RRM terN coRUNAR! hem Ue endore Committee on Patents } From the Scepetary of War, rospectin® clalms pre. | amoter or eqnare aud not less thon nino-sixteenths of | making America the asylum for the overborne und.op. | after a sharp contost); Treasurer, DD. Wingot ire- amore cin ord.pary exertion with Sarntive ‘onto doe. Wane, (rep.) of Obi, from the Committee oo Ter. | sented to the Qnartermaster General by citizens of In- | anineh found or square. one and throe-quarters cents rx of other lands. “So much more will they honor you | elected); Fire Warden, Joun Bek oliector, John | shes a UerlAlon citar. For oir me dixeagit aud | | | i two conte per Ib, ; on rods leas than five-sixteenths of an | the mame — fennel with equal readiness ene G mass miceting at Adelphi Hail, Grad ani Eleveash ae “8 inch in disincter or square nor jess than, No. wire | terms to your fefiow cilzeus of African descent? Mr. Carrenty (rep.) of 8 J,, anid if behad been pres- , z 7 the priv: 10 omall . ni s per Ib. us to say to yon that we have long since accepted the ob: é a . the elective (ranchis Territories; also for the | After goihe tyrough the cafender, the comémittes at | On hides, raw or uncured, whether dry, salted or pep ey ty pt egy movement. The attendance was rather limi fale, New York oad Ponnagiv ania stare Pairs Tee meeting was quite spirited. Mr. Charles Elliott oc {ng of Congress. 1 (TIONAL AMENDMENT, twenty tminutés past to P.M. rose and the ickled, ten per centam ad valorem; on hide cuttings, | The hones of ome f bills which wars passed, av follows:— tips, tale, Wie articles used as glue etock, ten per | here. Cur sweat ha: centum ad valoren:; on raw gont skine in the bair, and {| felled sont somthern forests and made the wealth of bli to fix the time THE ANTI-SL AY: . vers and of our inthers’ fathers ti nolstened this soll, our hands ba: ¥.¥.8.—Try Bailows Fre: cree 4 roaawas, Now ¥ cupied the ebair, The Prositont of the Workinemen’s eh Valse Shirtes ' 4, bat ive j bir call skins raw, ten per contwm ad va. | coiton rice and tu pesives to sour Sitwais, ‘Wepre | epeaker. He delivered # very encournyitiy address io + } il 10 © ihe thirteenth amendment For the relief ef Hiram Paalding, United States Navy ; Union of New York, Mr’ 9, T. Taylor, was the firet | Ter sale every wi ion was reich: NO Me Jadlelary Com | forthe reief of Tnnxhy Leyden; forthe rellef or Jokh: sr ai ek m ee gent coaton, ree and - ; - - son A. Dawson, of Monnt Sterling, Kentaeky ; 6 | lorem; on raw sheep skins or peit without yoo! ten pee | Home ie A he sant ettly epplende, Other | wew tone port oPmOR. : re Ta Seattccd® Tit the TIME et SMES | eeuieguind' saloons, tied Ail exibidrvancd, cevwed, tarred | Posty meretere. So sumunte here: ales cael ceremvee Shed |’ S08 Leeee Ueeeare taietrotteenuionrore pemuent 4 X AC INR oy The Ronse provide a site for Uae New York Post | Rndd, of Heury county, Jowa; for tho relief of Norman | or enrried, wholly or in part, not otherwise hereiD pro. | reooguition of Thowe ‘em privileges of whieb the first | character were adopted, aud an adjournment was moved away mena. Office was F ed to the (ommittce On Post Offices and | Hall. joa vided for, shall pay duty as leather, except skins of the 4 instalments have already ome in the fora per. | and carried near midnight, The Masority of the dry - bg . Post Row AvNbate? oF Tae neLEs. North American bafialo, which alall be admitted sx | sonal, freedom and acknowiadged clvt rights. and the | goods merchants of the District are (avorablosto the Lr ay ty Brey fe A Crt OF WisirsGr oy STAT TERA, \ r (cep.) of TM., ftom the Committers bn | raw skins, at n duty of ten per centam ad valorem; on Sue ae ey pe 4 tre ahould. 19 | Cruse, but thelr good Intentions are readered almost } Broadway, York, aad 2 Pulyow Mr. Rasy, (rep.rof Minn, olfered a resolitiongin- an nmendment to the Slst rile, be 4 skine ond roxus pickled of enlted, ten per centum ad granted without longer delay. You wil! not deem it un- | nugatory by the mimority, . . panes sirncung comumittes in ‘metot Columbiato | 4 part of i: wh'ch ides for a call of the | valorém; on skins tanned, edlored or finshed, thitty- | reasomable that in respect to alk the franchise of citixenshin, ol, a Gayley’s Al ine, for © inquire iafh the levalay anu expediency of n certuu or- , committees forthe bills on alternate Mondays, Adapted, | five ver contum ad valorem; om leather, namely, on | we ask youto place us, not lowar than ihe strangers who LETTEN OF GENETAL Beauate wens A UNE: hb SeRON dinwnor, now p@nding fn (ve City Coun Washington , t Aleo to cmend rate 120 by providing that the States /ben@ or belting leather and on Spanish or other sole | come among. ma tron eS ine A perhaps the serfs RENAL EAU REGARD. 149 Williart streets couvediig ie use of cortwj surest to the Raltisnoce and’ | and Territorice #ball be calied during the morning hove | leathor, thirty-five per cent:m ad valorem; om French, | of Kurope. | Kunay yan iit Bot Metin gins @ | Se Denies That He NM Speech Fayorabdl | we ve Ohio Raifoad until the year 1910 Adopted. 1 arecach Scrone Rect, tor bills tobe referred without de- /'Gérman atid other tanned calf sling, und on all upper | “hus? our oppression bas been longer protractt: : i Favorable |” tareford hee * ‘ The WRECKED STEAM CR SCOTLAND, | Me a leather except morocco, iapanned and patent Ieather, | (w'e'wrong indicted upon. un and make i the tothe Consti¢ntional Amendment co the | fiunfont, yoni —vnsh capita! BARON Sow Me. Cranmmna, (rep.) of Much, from the Gomraittes on | ‘othe role for the eetablighment of a joint committee | thirty per contam ad valorem for inflicting yet more apt citer wrongs. Coparessional Excursionists, rote | fp -Ag: egy § vag? tae oor rf 4 Co! reported & Jouut resolution directing the sec! Tnbile. balidinge and grounds, w consist of five | Tue free list, ax proposed by Commissioner Wells, i¢ | discriminate aginat ue Gecaune the, syalem. of, slavery . New Onngasa, Jan, 11,1567, | ieee eit oo tr i 4 reteT ot coheed im Siete WHO ae ne. ar yy wereey en gts fel the Hose: | meee costae ad Usateection or the Howse bi whieh ia be tbicust down the Towent | The following latter from General. Bowuregagd was re. | Wanted, aces sod als, Wo act Lor $100,000 & appropriated (or the purpose, and the work | — Mr. Ravwonp (rep) of Ne ¥.. from the same com: | | rovides that from the first day of April next there shall | yring ‘the pa Sanne Miss am pene re make ome | ceived yesterday, Tt will explain itself .— a aan Fae wieT I fs to be dune under coniract to the lowes bidder ner | mivee, teparted a tale placing the reportors of the Asso. allowed on the following articles when exported & | geemio you noble or even just. Before the eyes of man- r New Onveans. Jan, 1, 1867. Jewelry and Watewes sealed proposals are iny i tue New York and Puila- | under the same rales and regulawons as | drawback equel to the amou eee ton pode | find, sod “ne Gace of ig earn, et cannat eer aut AM H, ©. Kang, Eeq., Editor of (he New Orleans STERLING ba kw epaper " " materi oredt, | record to go down to lite atte 1 eh ae opapers) AE Aa Eau ot Mc tnqolerd whetber tht would | Tom Ure per eeniam on fhe aiSonot ot nua draxbert, | mien pecs of esi, moceand ca te ery | tage tuer ime, poclogon, gue ow, seu tog | ree ==. Mr. Crear, (rep.) ot + caljed Mp theebilito | require the reportor® ta take an oath. whici stall he retained for the use of the Caited Stater; | ie eae eae eae pplication, You will not single out | she rted to have made at Canton, Mises to panded ireri.te tart change the mode of appointins vensimagents, = * | the Speawen intimated that tho reporters of the Globe | and such drawback «hall be ascertained in accordant® | for special dignbilives to be discrininated against om ts | te expurwionista Lataly im thie city. Tie | tame Co faint Bronchitis, Astin, Me. Hexpeices, (gem; oi nd, offered. onamend- | did not take ans ontis inthe House, thongh they might | with the regulations to be prescribed by the Secretary éf | tex of political gps ‘and pre oe very class most in_erree. made no speech at ton or wise | are malty Pen A brat Het ment tint the Of ofice a: ail pension agents ehail | do so elsowhero (Langhter.) the Treasury, nomely:—On mowing machines, reaping | wronged — heretofore, malniy, lenges they , wh ee seutsionints, but conv ered wi: li thom fr cured, vy JAYNE'S EXVECTORANT. You Cas Ld expire when the shall bo daly appoin Mr, Vesox rep.) of Mich., inquired whether that world | machines, plongls, axes, hatchets, spades, hoety lay | have been so avieyoutly iy Fi BR ey oe ED also a certain Femedy for coughs and colds. Disagreed to—ye: | ontivic ihe Assoentad Pross-reporters (o increased com- | and manufe forks, chisols, augers and carpenters’ toof, | Course of vane, watignal life Fepecadly json | ake | pee to ~ ge ph oh eA ae . Mr > cvsun offered ap montthat all other | pensntions thasama a thors of the Glebe. a A new seetion provider that on and after the first dy | {ii.cvien imnperiis Uno xavety of loval white mew, the pence ot P oie hile of officers appointed By the Trevident or by the leu ("The Sreanee replied In the negative, The rule Was | Of April, 1867, there shall be allowed and paid, a dw | our common coumtyy, ahd the prow ‘of our. Union. ig Re wifinant it emets any depertment, whose salaty or compensation, de. | adopted, beck equal in amount to the import duty paid, on @ | wilt not dodt tn Yace of the which pees " saith Cro! | be ie ke . boule ye rived froin feos or otherwis* oxcoeds one (hov-und dol | THE LRGTeeTIVE APPROPRIATION nt. iron, copper and cortage which shatl bewrought np int | have wrought out for themselves during. en? ree TO rT ge gh cf | vo Hiiawon streat, near and 03 ste y Jars annvaliy, shall Be appointed by the Prasideat | The Howse then wentinto Cormmfttes of (te Whole on | thetonstrnction of eniling vessels of the Unied States to ‘ele logaity. thet. patriotiga, ae he Pees, Oe. t Seca ds BTA! Peal md ddd With the adele and cousout of the Senat | the sunte of ¢ on ni tha Loxislative Approyriation | or used Inrermring of vessels of foreinn barid, doen | NOU We newr presence of hove agencies of Diciug | was ‘ciruusnsiance wutlid | oFal Hinvatn | Locenes. tries Taide J “Ane term Of dice of all scot officers apport Flace | bit, Min Lace { Penevivania mn the chaig. mented in ty with the provisions Of The AEE OF) Peovidence which brought us freeom, nga which ithess sq | a them; mitat a. Jaformation runitened, hi pen the first day of duty ebait at theend of ‘hrty | Théeppropriauen for the “AericdTivral ment. | December dese five por contum-on the amount | cogcntiy to thn weeRbations of yua:toe for ant wrongs, of |. 6 ; ’ Hi, dainags ‘ inda.et Gata end ines « days from te of thie not, provided that this is | hore vere ud, the nacal discumtion epreng npon the |-ef such ck whieh shall be retained for the wee of | Anerican sisvery. otk wil! mi dieu ita of the | a ‘ thon acy, 2 ee te 4 Rot ApPhenble to of the departments, | mers ond demerts of the fend of the Agricnitural De- } the United states under each regulations ne the Ls | ea ey teal nen i] « q y Oe edingtt - tor iM parreoll, Le Blond, Schenck, Trowlyri; any inanufactared article ofron. founders, ne E \ was calied ap. Sith anit Lastouce, (Penne The latter made ag | ANnchor sectwn praviacs thet ony goods, wares ot | Hoan ty tne lopal wh mnt inypenoad and Ry | except through wewspatern, v3 avcersain, he public wenik a Pn PRS Nee ve ’ ' te ih 3 , jorican fe "Oue plee t a apo. world sa) thine the. Sou — THE TRNUPR OF OT TICE, ‘Went they ‘desired 4 ‘ one Sonu “ Saf Mexico. Pending the cor ration of the boro the torting [partment abe wioussion wae participated in ‘by foley = mongeinn 8 muy preer.be, provided the of ater teresa “ Seaehaatiaes \ ” 18 x’ vie q cut of attics | Messrs, Dela Bidwell, Bergen, Rromeeli, | iron. A here used, shall not be constened w t fn hon. "renlem elon sttvagionnd arvenduvenite. | repliedAint st we vecT MIME OL Le gensuiin, The out expired. and the bill to rezuiazo the tenure of oller | Meswry 0, Marit, Bidwell, ercen, y f Wworuds | freee Wl ret ‘ ry a pean ee eat BAA, 8 aN ake eh i ecdman. Th ding questton Was pon an amon tment of Wr. | anitoated'etence of thy Commissioner, Meeehand ise any imo the United States mpon which \o on open na Coenen 2 “Tlownet requiting the person nypninted un der ths Bond | Without coming ty any conclusion the Committee } 1 ere 85 Bo An | fm acm i a egg ery > beer, eee Mot worep. thowe -aeiiereattine We Mothers. 7 uve vi th of | Tore, he _ a om . Shine Agogo, SS ESS Dead end fake OST OF PST Wasemone, (rem) of ‘Tih, rogcented that: toombr. | thera of tuedutiale vane of sucly goods, wnres & Rirtibe commas." Soap i neeeaihan nay or eras ad manag yee RH nea Mr. Bowens, (rep.) of ¥:., offered aa an amondment me by teewentoe nape, 7 * ¢ eee eee candds comdorner vane ot . * ae Bit gene seh bat nee 9ou ng never KNOWR va ves ions preveribme panishinent, tor ir. Kaseox, (rep. of Towa, reprosented the necesaity | of exportation, addition "to « “oie F oon we aoprors nl . me stoma Scocteaen te tr coomnvren aoe eeree chor tar rejuMis | of attending clonmly tobasiness for therest of the ses- | per centumy thereof and) the freight, insurance and ba ae aaiiay Liss ba Be re Sen cath ces Neves ramnte be cee } sents soabemingee ne a br the Senate for said office. Tf way person shall, cou- | sion, and Mr, Waskborn withdrew the sgeostion. wharves tothe place of importation. Tir made the dat Re jae Lane Meeand aigonght nat aenan of juatioe uf vagh parties v9 pre 2 ag gt Sgr : tency to the 3 of this agcept Of any appoint PETITION. ‘Of the collector of the port of inyportation of any sae! Anothor case of misplaced confidence t= reported. The | joy’, “Ente thatthe telet ihe-canfedoeree Wehea ¥! fk fuera Aad . seriter mont to any he siail be deemed guilty of a high Mr. RayNoxn presented a petition of # large nam: | goods, wares of Merchandise, whenever they are in alleged facts aro a5 foflows:—Francis Faxoa, « Boston ‘a foreign Syentts swear allegiance io tts gov. | ing Machin. i i wen tor af the m! conviction be punished by « | ber of persons engaged in the business of drersing fur i} lon siatagy enna eauar te ie per ” velth a Ne Hy ferred ramaining. Uy OWT wT Fe sewing awebinely , How York. or imprisonment for five skins tn the State of New York, praving for am imerease the invoree valne thereof, to take possession of sacé | merchant, bas had for two yoars dealings & NOW | allegiawee ty wit | couveive to government a sane peo Fy Temoval or ot made, — 7") fur —, dressed or party — from ea oF -merctiandice as tie property of tat | York Jaw diamond denier named Nogl, who pormares re w Te Ma. Ping ahah yond Whe > Se gene Tige uatitim sewn he to the ptov! thienet, | abro: é a Coe lar petition from the ‘offur | United States, and sell the same under frach rules ape monoy of his at high interest, and gained his con! oo Poo y a ae. eat Se way. m4 ‘of Commissions for auch ap: | ekins in Massachusetts; also a similar peti. | regulations ae on preroribed by the Lata, G | “ ing under the comatititien, as inter, " rr » misdemeaner and tom from the drevsers of fur skins in Re. } the Treasurrywho horized to pay the consigues always TRS ant loans to. Noat « rf Cai lune 1 1" * Ormavieatat tate 4 or irs geen lpr or feet 1p i Commninn ee Saye won of | ““Amowucr section provides chat all goods in bond or i | posiied in a snfoty GT. BRAUREGARD.