The New York Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1867, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 23, 1867. During these proceedi: Mr. Incensovt inquired whether’ it was not competent for the Speaker of the proclamation of amnesty. Laughter. ‘ Mr. ‘Scuineex inquired whether the fees exacted could not be appropriated to get a dinner for those gentlemen Couector of Customs, Genessee, N- ¥.; John | $6,000,000,000 were consumed during the same time, ben perterming, his duties had no more right to it thar Mr. Bourwst said he would.be glad to do s0, but sev- ir. ale ye su t (one Suc. Mees N. Martin Cur-} jog eral ilar appeals to hii Hanseone, Oe r of Customs Saco. Me.; N- P wing @ surplus or annual gain of $756,000,000. Ab the other gentlemen had made simular ap) to bim, 4 Le Cotieclar of Casiuaia, Dewegatchie, 5. ¥-: Joh AUkite product of 1656 was about the same in gold value as that | Mr. Seumscwr suggested, jocularly, an amendment pro- | and he could not gratify them all f } Oe Ae oF ae : is Wo eek: | of 1860, the surplus was of course the same, the intier | viding thay Mr. Coffroth should be entitied to cherish in | | Mr. Jounsom said he hoped the application and re- son, Collector of C i dat RF. ot ellen of Castanea es ockrell, Collector of | @Mounting in currency in 1868, at 140 for gold, to | good faith the sime conscientious feeling as other mem- fom! would go on cast . 3. Roores moved to reconsider the vote by whieh $561,000,000 in cur- | bers of Congress in reference o refunding the increased Bight $1,057,000,000, and of this amou! _ — Tency was paid to the government ip the form of @axes pay when they do. (i.auzbter.) the maio question was ordered. Ne ved—40 te 111. who remained in the House. ‘These figures are not only interesting and instructive (0 The commitiee was discharged and the resolution was ‘The substitute was agreed to without a division, and ‘Mr. Prxw, (rep.) of Me., suggested that the fees should . sya their details, bat the grand total of the public earnings in | adopted—yeas 94, nays 8. the bilt was then ordered to be engroseed read the | gofor drinks ( ter.) The Tariff Bitl Under Consider- currency—$9,458,000,000—almost surpasses belief, and On motion of Mr, Waswerns, (rep.) of Ind., | third time, The Clerk was proceeding to read the bill Disposition having ‘made of the Jast batch of mem- bers who had been presented by the Sergoant-at-Arms, Mr. Bixauaw once more, at ten minutes past ight, moved that all further proceedings under the be induces the thoucht that the human tind is searccly | amended at the suggestion of Mr. Taylor, of N. Y., the | by its title, which is the usual way of reading 8 bill the capable of conceiving the vastness of the material re- | principle of the resolution was applied to the cases of | third time, when ‘on, when the enterprise and enorgy of | Mr. Voorhees, of Ind. 4 Mr. Brooks, of N. Y¥. Mr. Jownsow demanded that the engrossed bill be ia; Asa Faulkner, hdl ay ation in the Senate. Mal ‘a somrees of the ternal Reveone, Third disiriet, Tenneswe; Solon Chase, | our people shail have been full . PORLEC LANDS IN AREAS win en ai ‘ y developed, The area ALC T Aas. read. agen with, au Assensor of Lnterual, Ke enue, First d friat, Mealees Jone tea Tat tenon Gatien ain oie tee oon sha COR. On motion of Mr. Sonexck the Secretary of the In It required some time for the copying clerk to engross @ vole was taken by yeas and nays and resulted— : in F Kugore, Appralver of Merchandise sumer without any compensating benefit, wit terior was requested tu cowmunicate information reia- | the bill, and that time was obtained by calling the yeas | yeas * nays 45. Thre New Test Oath Bill in the . Randolph, Captain, Kevenue Cutter | would fal! most heavily upon agriculture tive to the coadition, occupancy aud area of the Hot | and nays siowly on a motion to reconsider. In the So further procesdings under the call were dis- already attempted to answer in the course of | Springs Reservation in Arkansas Tmeantime Mr. Strahan, the engrossing clerk, was at | pensed with, after having occupied about three hours. House Een gaiaid thege remarks, and but restate what I have sail when I LAND TITLES IN FLORIDA, i work, and had the bill engrossed by the time the yeas ‘The dilatory motions were resumed, a THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS. agsort that the soundest of the recent writers upoR po- ‘The morning hour having commenced at Sve minutes | and nays had been completed. The engrossed bill was Mr. Pisce epeaing witb a motion of adjournment, and ; litical economy, especially those of oar own country, | past one o'clock, , then vend the third time |The democraia thee com: | Se yees and gaye belag onlared by a vale of 8, she vote: meen “ deny Une uruth of their asertion, an? that they are sus: | "Mr. Witsox, of Towa, from the Judiciary Committees, | wncuced a series of ailatory motions to stave off the vole | by, yoss and maya was 34 to 03. Second Seasion. tained by rigid examination of the facts anda careful | which was called for reports, reported the Senate | on the passage of the bili, The rales permit dilatory . Wisom, of Iowa, suggested that if there would be ‘an understanding to come to a vote on the bill to-morrow, . Clark vo certain | motions to be made and to succeed each other without comparison of results under different systems. I admit | bill to confirm the tte of the Bharp Practice and Dilatory Motions Among SENATE. that British ‘writers on political economy who assume | lauds in lorida claimed under » Spau Te was | end, such ax motions that the House do now adjourn, | without debate, he woald now favor an adjourament : the Di the hypothesis of free trade, have occupied that field | referred to the Committee on Priv 4 Claima, that when is do adjourn it be for two days or three days, Objections came from the democratic side, ' ¢ Demoerats, ‘Wasmrxarox, Jan, 22, 1867. for more than half acentury, but the unsoundness of PEUE? OF THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL OF MasNe, that the House take a recess, that something or otber be Another vote or two by yeas and nays having been RQUALIZATION OF voUNTIRE, their theory bas been shown, vot only by the closer Mr. Witsow also reported (he joint resointion for the | reconsidered, and that somebody be excused from voting. | taken, Mr. Fixcg offered a one hour — Teasoning of lator writers, bit also by the wisest prac- | relief of Charles Clark, Uniied Stale Marshal for the } The ries do not give to the Speaker the right to refuse should be allowed for debate to-morrow, and then the Mr. Wrigon, (rep.) of Mass., introduced a bill to equal- | tical staesmen of all nighly prosperous countries, Na- striet of Maine, It was referred to (he Committee on | enteriaining motions of this kind, and as one-fifth the bi Se takes i eee Caryane Smee ‘motions. . Was A . hers tae members voting can order the yeas and nays to be taken, “daties which were 0 soverely condemned by political ‘ era » nate | a0d axe vote by yeas and nays occupies nearly half an Session. Ipte! war, concen aha, lotsa, In eos, bean oliver fo the:| en) AMRT's, PRO EATIONS = RATARD TO TEE DATE Tb.oce, a nicority. af oebTAR, Me, If eo alzposed, block The Gret section grante each and every soldier, sailor | Treasury; they should be the guarantee and protection | 447. Wyraow also reported tue House bill. introduced by | SP the wbole basiness of the House. On this occasion &e. and marine who enilsted in the fate war, who bas receiv. | 9 8 nation, and should correspond with the natore and | str, ‘Bingham Deeeiuber 10, 10 deciare valid aud con- | {ne democrats ware able to muster thirty-tve yous, 2nd 5 i €d or is entitled to receive bounty of $100 and nomore, | Gdicn fad aaeutisuce goa watch hase trate only of | Giusive Certain proclamations of the Prosident. a0 e0% | they Foie a pin onlin: rig ager Wasuivorow, Jan, 22,1867, | ud who bas been or may be hereafter honorably dis- | transit commorce, should be free of aii fettors and bar- | ‘version af the lato. reveliion acainst tbe Caited Staics, | TSUG aud kept the House alternating between the votes ‘The Impenchment Question. charged, « bounty of $8 38 per month for every month | fiers. France, on the contrary, which is rich in every | with sundry amendmenta The ameudmenis were of element 08 votes ote ye to reconsider, Lo Impeachment, itis now thought, hanga on the test!- | of service. Sort of production and manufactures, should incessantly | agroed to aud tho bill recommitted—the committee 10 ering, ively proce u eaker present b > pra dit don thed int aiibalindiine ‘sme ss guard against the importation of a rival, who give one day’s notice of ity being reported. executive communications as fotlor From the Secre- mony of General Grant, which bas not yet been called a wale an hr te he tad aoa ul cB ges might still continue to be superior to her, and ‘As amended {¢ reads a8 follows: 0 iary of the Treasury, transwitting information re- Renee paid deductions s| made | iso against the cupidity of egotism and indiflerence of , qn red by Mr. Alligon’s regolution of some days since in Mr. WxNTWoRTs suggested that the hour’s debate art cate ie at anoyaotiins haviag Gilled Whe, Hameo e attempts at compromise resumed the end hain of yeas and nays on dilatory” motions, and at a quarter past nine o'clock proceeded to vote on the imporens. motion of amending a ema to adjourn till Thursday by adjourning till 4 Ons O’cLock A. M. ‘The House is still im session. Half an hour sinco Mr. 1 Boutwell moved an adjournment, remarking that he- wanted to save the legislative day (Wednesday), and. though some of the more prominent ublicaus, as | A Deadlock and an All Wight | ize ine vountios of soldiers, sailors and marines inthe | Poleon tho Great is reported by Tascas to have said, for. for any and all payments of bounty or prize money made Be it enacted, éc., That all acts, prociamations and orders ferct . Ht is understood in Treasury circles to-day thatthe | case shall the United States bounty exceed $$ 33 per | Darien pat ers, who magiDe, tbat TN moo is the | qusertty or aproral, after the sh of March, Ane Dow!n’ | Terons volative to the loss of the Evening Star and The | Vored the motion, it ‘was defeated by seven votes. position of the department with reference to the sale of | Mouth. Men who deserted from the army or navy, and ie. qausred in sbemen Rit 1361, and hefore the Ist day of December, Ano Domini Ror the Comins Ref ne Sta ‘The House is at this moment epgaged in the important Lene peniinnyy e n Tue wiedon of nations, and what does all the reasoning | 15" respecting martial law. miliary trials by courte war. | Wroek ef the Commodore, Referred to the Committee | question of whether a vole excusing Mr. of « gold will not be changed by the bill Just passed, but thas | Pebel deserters who enlisted in the United States service, | of the economista amount to?” At another timo be | ruler mitacy ¢mmissions; or the srrest and imprirensicys | ot Scmmerce, acyland, from attendance om this night's session shall discharged z ; Fe barged with, purih > : . for the present the sales will be confined, as tor some | soguct acer ier tancier oF Sromeion or eficrewe | mid “If an empire were made of adamant political | f\t'on satinat the United Slates. or as aigers or abcttors | fntimated thet, as the House sfke plelotk Mr. Boorwnut. | be reconsidered, time past, to the daily receipts from customs when the | Year’ service. Widows and heirs.of deceased soldiers | fer to nccept, the practical wisdom of this great man | ‘sera. crof any wiolaiun of the laws or uengos of war. oF | (han the uscal length of time, it might as weil adjourn ine ecle taieaiaes So be eas lap heh samo shall be regarded necessary, ‘There ig, indeed, no | *Miitled to the bounty are toreceive tt Taiber than the specalations of Agamy Smith and Iie aus- | ingaid'and evnfort fo rebele aguitet the auihority of the | foe to-day, and the bill would come up to-morrow for | Mfr’ Le Blonde took an m the decision of the- y ve cip! . a it bas peen shown ractical result Vnited States, aud all proceedings and acts done or had b: action virtaal change made in Mr. McCulloch's former power, | counting ofcor Wie’ bounny to widows and | CiDlt. JC then, 1 bas ooen shown Dy BI eee | ate csiaic or mllttry commiastous or kerehe and'tne | "Mt Raxoats, (dem.) of Pa, objected to debate, and | eFTmieridin te ich ie was nustainod By th = a only that public notice is to be made of ail contemplated | heirs. | First, to the widow of the soldier or sailor, if | ened rathor than advanced by protection to homo manu- | Fen Me ani wor prucamations of tie Presiaccl mada | the House went on to the pastime of voting by yeas and | op his resuming his chair, sales, It is thought probable the Finance h factnres oy stimuiating home consumption, and that va3 paations of the Rreedact made: pane, ght p Committee | childron of the deceased; third, If there be no there is bariwuny with fnstoad of autagouism to all the Leta fhe Zales auth thd wth the some eters of the Senate may amend the bill by making it more | children, then to the father or mother of such dece: 4 4 reat interests of our country, tbe foundation upon f said ervests and im nmente, ditty specitic in the details. soldier, sailor or marine, provided that no bounty shall | 851% ine tree trade hypothesis is built m destroyed RE ae ae ree Ae ie Peaveatateree keris nae there be one; second, if there be no widow, th ‘Mr. Bovrwri: interrupted the proceedings to ask whether, if the House adjourned now, an hour could be agreed cpon for taking the vote to-morrow. INDIAN DEPREDATIONS. United States Bonds. be paid to the helrs of any claimant mot resident in the | tho whole fabric atl. "bat suppoee, for the sake of ar. Tyeticn af the Congross of tne United Slates, and in nxreae ‘A general shout of “No, mo,” came from the demo- riceisib iss ic eaeaa eee ot a oeioke It f gument, that the money price of an arucie was , 5 4 ‘ ctata dians’ teen Spri appears from the official statement that the total Section four repeals the bounty law of last summer ee, to the extent of the duties imposed, ing the sania Tene ces ‘Very well,” said Mr. Boutwell, *we will remain oe, Cp pene resend Sea — ran issve of five-twenty bonds under the act of March 3, | and provides that all eums paid under itehall be de- | i, goes not follow that it is actually dear ke jariedic hora, til we get_a vote,” ‘Very well,” replied Mr. | They are doublless the same Indians, who drove off the 1865, waa, on the Ist of January, 1867, $266,665,350, of | @uctet! from the amount paid under this act. to the consumer, Full employment to the er reverse ary of the proceeciiigs bad Finck, efiantly; ‘we will stay here for a week if need which amount ttiere bed been famed ‘m converdous--.1. Pt) hate teniun mate wore laborer increases. his power ‘o Muyrand Gonsuine, and ai not Pha any heron be Rela to sn be. and Br. Barber, (he Crerk, went on calling the lst yy trl gen pe bln th DRI agriculture confescediy suppliesa large part of his wants. nil ecutts for atiy act done or a1 10 be of the yeas und nays, One of the votes showed that : en +4 P nee of any of aid proclamation: Ce aee retioae theca’ quorum, present, when a call of | tempted. | Uniess this thieving is soom stopped all the- ' viz, of compound interest notes, $53,778,750; of Ove per The Cnarn laid before the Senate a communication from | phe artisan who makes the plow aud theaxe, the mower cont notes, $620,700; of seven-thirty notes, $108,255,400; | te Governor of Missouri, announcing the election of Mr. | or the reaper, whether ho does it in England or in y $ Drake as the successor of B, Gratz Brown, from the 4th | Qintrica tnnst’be fed. If he beam American artisan stock in the country will be run off x i Fae SOL a Os ee the House was oniered and the pages were sent to res- tanrant and committer rooms to notify absent members, certificates of 7 cl = if ee eae $257,000; total, $162,911,850, | of March, 1867. It was ordered to be ited. the more fully you keep him employed tho greater his nthe premires shal: be ‘a This whipping-in process sulted in getting one hun- SUICIDE OF AN INSANE MAN. aaving to accounted for as sales, $103,758,500. MONTANA, ability to purchase your products, He must of neces- or ged bs the Presicent: and at ‘ © | dred and twelve me der to answer to their names, Lepaneond The avails of the bonds have been used in the purchase |, Te CMR also lald before the Senate a communication | sity have bread aud mest, therefor> be a consumer of Wofore passed, nud inconsistent WAL Wwe provisions ef | hen the doors were closc., and (ve names of the ab- : Mrxnespous, Minn., Jan. 22, 1867. of seven-thirty notes to the amount of $41,212,250, and from the Governor of Montana, transmitting certain rev0- | what the farmer has to’ sell. Twenty years ago last | ‘P's set. are hereby reyeate: cae se ecte malted, and excuses ruade for some. Those | An insane man named B. Hale hung himself in the : 212,250, and | lutions of the Legislature of the Territory. autumn, said Mr, Cattell, 1 embarked in the trade of 70k NEW TEST OATH who were excused on account of leave of absence were | town of Midford, Minn., to-day. Arnel, Blow, Clarke of Kansas, . BOUTWELL (rep) of . frora the Judietery ‘asbburue of Hlinois, Those pittee, reported # anbstitute for the Honse bill to oficers mombers of the | excn thelr familios were Messrs, Darling, Domont, Garfield, Hendegsor, Hubbard of lowa, Jones, Stevens, Van Horn of siissonri, Ward of Kentucky, and the balance in retiring compound interest notes, certifi. DENUNCIATIONS OF THE PRESIDENT BY KEWSPAPRRS, breads! c Pt . tullsin the city of Pniiadeipbia, At that time, cates of indebtedness and temporary loan. sala ee W. Va, rose to a question of | and for come succeeding years, the entire voluine of my, te ty . read + ty sr Preseribe ap oath 10 pri FeThe premium on the $41,212,250 of seven-thirty notes | ing Renuicr vertain editerial extracts from that paper | business was made up of consigemens of Aanenur | tar : Purchased under the acts of June, 1864, and March, 1865, | Written by a man who has since been appointed Post- | Frniata and the Lebigh, have not tho figures at ‘com- master of Wheeling. These extracts bitterly denounced | mand, but Iam sure that I speak within bounds when I Died. Garrxry.—At Mott Haven, on Tuesday, January 22, Many Eutiauets, youngest” daughter of Ricard and Martha Gaffney, aged 7 years, 11 months and 5 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully &e. he substitute provides that no person shatl be ted to act ae an attorney or counsellor in ‘Was $1,724,309; interest on the same, $768,286, Total, f heal vies » | Mr, Jobnson for his conduct on the 4th of March, &c, ‘ r oF five : rs » United § 5 rail "rig nis? ref son, rad; The sales of five-twenty bonds amounted to $103,753,- orrod to, in which be disclaims responsibility for any | {ig quarter four or dive mikious of bicuels of cereals por | Who Law deen din any yebellion against ‘the | Sereant-at-Arms and lis aseistanta for members who | “eve? © tee Dhar Deaths ‘See Seventh Page} 500; preminm, $5,046,315. Total, $109,699,815. wee bs age ns oy Lok ee ee s annum. Philadelphia is still the natural market for the | govere ey of the United oe who a Pete had Bot answ ered to their —as had not pare ex- : = ~ | eaetias products af this territory; but for somo years | aid, comfort or encourazement to the enemics of the | cused. ‘The first membcr brought up was Mr. Whal Ls commuseions paid on the sales of the five-twenty | rection, that tt might go forth for what it was worth, toerelcEhte tet’ Baba Soakigntiente’ eno, no Tear | Coed sintes in armed hostility theroto. ‘Ihe second | but be protested that he Sateeatarel ta hie kau, __ MISCELLANEOU q z onds are as follows:—To Jay Cooke & Co., on $67,920,- PRY-EMPTION CLAIMS, from ‘that entire section to realize commissions suf- | section declares the fir't section to be the mle of every | Proceedings were therefore sapped ageinst him. The RYS FAMILY OINTMENT I8 CURING HUN- Do | court of the United States The third section makes it | Sorgeant-al-Arms next appeared with Mersrs, Perham ‘ily of Bur e “Guthered Breasts, Sore: 700, at the ft ei 4 Mr. Hexprrson, (rep.) of Mo., from the Committee on a1 ‘ $ ; Me Mere Cao ea RNth Per cent $84,018; to P. | Indian Affairs, reported, without amendment, the House Benen EAL ee ee okt canner, mo on, [ubeal ioe ., OB $3,167,500, at the same rate, $3,959. | joint resolution to authorize persons who settled and | the contrary, it has increased, but the whole iine of | oper ¢ Total compensation, $88,872, The commissions paid on | made improvements on tand now inciuded tn the S10UX | these valleys has bas been dotted with furnaces aud forges | Counsellor of the dreds daily of Burns. Nipples, Piles, Rheumatism, Sores, Chilblains. Corns, Chapped Hands &e. Prive 2 cente, Sold by all druggists. pot 157 Chatham stree!. Try this invaluable eure, of the judges. when the suggestion is made in | and Eckley in enstody. In excuse for their absenc. it art, that any person acting as an attorney or | appeayed thew had gone for theirdinner. They were ourt, or proposing so to act, it barred | condemned t pay the e of their dessert, account of soven-thirty notes are as follows:—T< Reservation in Minnesota, before the boundaries of said | ayq- roiling mills, and workshops filled with operatives, | hy the provisions of this act, or when the judg@Jehall | Mr. Rapronn, (dom.) 0° N. ¥., asked leave to make @ Cooke & Ce,, on Sanit kta: wah lear ‘0 Jay | Reservation were surveyed and located, to enter the | ang the consumer of agricultural products hus beed | believe such person to be so barred. to inavire | gugzestion im the way of compromisn, but Mr, Raxpatd, BE | ROS 9 OA a ee a as wees 3 rate of one-eighth per | lands thus settled upon, as in othr cases of pre-emp- | pronvht to the farmer's doors He now finds a rendy | #nd ascertain whether such person has been guilty | obj cted to any compromise, CONSOLATION FOR THE SICK. \ cent, $11,534; Winslow, Lanier & Co., on $486,000, at | ton. market for bis products at home at prices equaling | of treason, murder or other felony, or has been ‘Mr. BNGRAM, (rep) of Obie, moved an adjournment, pees NAVAL MATTRES, those ruling on the seaboard, of which Lo avails himsel!, | engaxed in auy rebellion against the government | but the motion was voted down. Then Mr. Bincham | QUICK, 8URE AND AGREEABLE. ‘ the same rate, $607; P.M. Myers & Co., f , $ iyers & Co., on $454,950, at | vr, Griese, (rep.) of Iowa, from the Committee on | ang thus saves all the cost of transpuriation and factor. | of the United States, or who hae given aid, | mover to suspend ail further proceedings under the she same rate, $568. Total compensation, $130,009, Naval Ailairs, reported adversely upon the bill providing | ao, equal at average prices to about twenty per cont; | comfort or encouragement to the eneinios of tho United | rule, but that was also voted down. HOFF’S MALT EXTRACT The Whiskey Tax. for the appointment of a Naval Judge Advocate General tr, wh firm bas frequently within the | States m armod hostility thereto; and if the court be of Mr. BiscHaw suggested that bie colleague, Mr. Le Ton There is no probability that there will be a reduction pec Sn the, ase DADRA TION AY 8120 MDOD, the pest a pam nae, Laer tothe milies in ove of | the opinion that sach person hax been guilty of such Blond, bave ten minutes im addroan the-keauee THE ERAGE CkvigowATo! of the whiskey tax The Commissioner of the Revenue is | tha Neva Academy "od for RS sted persons at | those valleys—that in which the iron interest has been | ‘reason, bribery, murder or other felony, or bas been | Mr. Le Brown, (dem.) of Obiv, modestly declined the volt Sy SMRoP ean KCLans, 4 the Naval Academy and for other purposes, and upon | most develuped, tue Lehigh—wheat drawn {rom Michi- | engaged in any rebellion against the United States, or | profferred grace, THREE GOLDEN PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED> opposed to it, crt eae aie Bere Or Le Oe ON eee ee ieee ait ot hie, rank of fist and | fan, ilinois, Wisconsin aud Lowato supply the d-ticiency | given aid, eomifort or en -ontagement 19 the opemies of | Mr. iunaimcE, (Jom) of Wis. said be would veld THREE GOLDEN eng una ‘treasury agress wit in. —_ » - " in the consumptive wants, and those products of the | the United tes, to exclude and debar such person | eighi minutes of his time to the gentleman from Ohio, ‘xOU! se q Postponed, of fe ae rl i A & NOURISHING AND PALATABLE DRINK. “4 2 Prairie west were sold, too, at a price far im excess of m the office of attorney and counsellor. Mr. Bingham, if he wanted to addrese the House. demons the fodent aren ny new eck wai thgdlot | ee ene eh) ot Mina. Introduced the following) Wises joouid ‘iiave buen relised by exportation, \o any |:, (Mi. Hourlas trlely esialiiag sad asvécktins eA cbpabticns:iteiar eae) was Sing, Mi Sri INTRODUCED TN AMERICA, i New York was that of | resolution, whicn was considered'and agreed to:— country on the fuce of the globe. As a cousequence of | dill, said that thore were Ave judges in tho highest tri } had to give. ‘The suffering and debilitated im our midat will rs ‘General John D. McGregor, His name is used in con. Whereas, it is alleged that, by the construction of the De- | this state of things land bas rigen im value through all Donat of the land who had not sufficient self-respect to ‘Mr. EvokipeR replied that he had all night. MAIL WITH DELIGHT wection with the Surveyorship of New York, riment of the Interior of several acts of Congress arant- | (his section, and farms that could bave been vougut ff. | euact rules andenforco regulations thet would protect | Mr. Ducaxo, (rep.) of OLio, was bronelit in by the Ser- the jotrodwetion in this co of the ip Ing lands to aid in the constraction of certatu railroad: ng LEB. REM HL OH. Van Dyck, Assis ‘Trens “My ve de pri me fi it of Pre-e1 My. | teen or twenty years ‘at $40 or $50 per acre ate now | themselvestrom tho foul contaminations of conspirators Neate, ‘and excused himself by stating that he CE) RATED EU! iN EDY, : yok, Assistant wirer of the United | seitiers aie deprived of the full benelitof the Preeipuod | S000 16 "ASI anG sito per acre. \V. have grown | and traitors against tho government of the country; gone bome to dinner, Ee a ieatr Dav oan States at New York, arrived here yesterday morning. | “iteatted Thar she Commitee on Public Lands be and in | 40 be towns, towns have grown to be Mericgitare | heves the time had come when the legislative depart- | Mr. Scsmxcg tuquired whether st would be in order to " hnkisaiak” = haNpcg way eran F It is understood that his presence is in relation to the poy diosmedio Haare wba it any, emma mrt iw manufactures have clasped bands, and prosperity Pad rer ce pangee tiene be pear its styiviand bs yi ee to hepeletr _ (Laughter) Hor pee poses eet = Senterhdl Grenstbening: 4 ” correct constructio government x excused on nent costs. tonic HALT! er ee te the House of Representatives by Mr. | by bill or otherwise, ir. Sra. AGUE, (rep.) of R, 1, called attention to the ne- | adroinitration of the courts of law. This bill was tor Mr. BockLarp being also Brought im made a like ex- exampled Cee bake ng ond during the late wars was- sed pr dips tebans) rein My Laateaarrtey PROVISION FOR TRY BALE hed Pon ah AED TOWN PROP- comity Sor lncreseed 1 brateetiog rr tne ieee aceets a ate oe Edie nol ten House would paes it. oe ste en tnd Hsh . aARY HOSPITALS. any officer e government " untry. anmanufactul ol ito previ -, SOWENCK juired where dinner? official a ened g@lll dhtel Seoncticn a tenn eee Mr. Caanvixn, (rep.) of Mieh., introduced a bill to | be admitted duty free foes 40 encourage the masutec. | Mr. Cuawten, (dem.) of N. Y., hoped the gentleman | If in the restaurant of the House that was penalty fatherntire ereem, ad ‘eraluavie. inant the, a as refe' je Com- | amond au act entitled ‘‘an act tor the 4 ‘of coal | ture of liven ia this country. from Massachuseits would not rash this bill through the | ‘enough. wo, | BIsOuDens Gertie STOMACH OA PARES. 8, ‘mittee om Retrenchmeut, Mr. Van Dyck was in con- | lands, apd of town property in the public jomain,”” ap- EXECUTIVE FRRION, ‘House without allewing some opportunity on his (Mr. ‘Mr. Buckland was excosed on payment of costs, HOARSENESS, SOROFULA, CHONOBIS sind Sones = ate a Coote Saeeey, Hered aL tanec feted nec cera | Semtng he sous, pees | Caton: Ot hotgmmes Cart nganah”™ | nats emenlscnppiedlomeaben "|" ron eopeagen cihcaiuat © vena can” > 1865, to executive on " Ue . but st " ve sa e8 Bt . sno tentvernal Suffrage tm the District. | that the provao of ‘he soeond,secion of the act | won ar aajourued: " aha air. Bocrwau, said’ he would allow Me Okanler-tve | “tne sraanen tephed thet tat ond require, an appro- ee Reorgetown, ended persqns minw iation and would have to considered in Com HOFP's MALT EXTRACT f given notice to all the male tnbabitanis both | Session the right to purchase at minimum rates at apy HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Mr. Cuaxtee thanked the gentleman from Massachu- Bittes of the Whole, (Langater). Dc POT FOR AMERICA, white and black, above the age “of twenty-one | ime before the day fixed for sale of lands, and also that setts for his extensive courtesy. (Laughtor.) By this | Mr. BrscuaM made another ellort to farther LP, a é no entry of town-eite shall hereafter have validity until Wasmunarox, Jan. 22, 1867. DU the whole issue was changed. It was not now a | proceedings, but the democrats added their ive delivered in this city, Béookiyn; years, to appear before him and the Board of | approved by the Commissioner of tho General Land eave oP question of rebellion, but the members on bis (Mr. Chan- | votes to those of the more resolute republicans, the Aldermen, at the times named, for the preparation of the | Office. Referred to the Committee ou Public Lands, beech aaaged Jor's) side were now called upon to sustain the character | motion was lost. Niet of wotors, M 3 . ye Uni fates against the 3 . i. jt foe ee , under the provisions of the late act of Con- SALAMIES OF TERRITORIAL SUPREMR COURT 2UDOKS, Mr, Srevens, (rep.) of Pa., asked leave of absence for | of the Supreme Cours of the United States against th Then Mr. Borer, (dem.) of Pa., moved to adjourn, bu! ‘ cs Mg. Poraxn, itep.) of Vt, introduced a bill Gxing the | the remainder of the session for Mr. Washbourne of Iil., | 288aults of the zealous advocate from Massachusetts, | that motion was voted down by a voto of 34 yeas to 64 NX. ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER APPLIED TO: ress to regulate the elective franchise in the District | salaries of Judges of the Supreme Court of the several | in6 cooit sc hidhanar add, Heamded: 16 ? | When a Cardinal was to be admitted into the College of the chest. or to the back, cures a cold or cough often in dy ef Columbia, This is the first manicipat movement here | Territories at $4,600; which was referred to the Com- | the condition of whose re necessary for | Cardinals at Rome, that body sat in judgment upon the "YYnis vote showing that thore was quorum present, BER Oe or these OF Wai edit: wetknensot* i os Ce mitiee an the Judiciary. him to reek rellof and relaxation in travel Leave of | candidate, and ove of them arrayed tn all the panoply of | Mr. Raymond made an effort to resame business on thé | the Mick and kidneys, iumbago, ‘rhoumatiswn of the Test. Geinc tea A, REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS (% THR TERRITORIES absence was ted unanimously. his office assumed the position of “Devil's Kavocate,” Dill, but that effort was also ineffectual. ankles, cold feet, spinal affectious. : at the White House. Mr, Wintiaus, (rep. of Oregon, introduced s Dill to wen acousing the candidate of all imaginable iniquities. ‘The point —— The third state dinner of President Jobson took place | provide for the registration of electors in the Territories OBSTRUCTION OF RAILROADS, Mr. featooe, (rep.) of Ohio, called Mr. Chanler to | that smoking cigars in the THE CURES EFFECTED IN OVER A MILLION OF a1 the Hxecutive Mansion this evening. Cards of invita | Of, the, United States oe thet tee Goverace ta | Me: Pains, (rop.) ot Wik, tntzodnced 8. Dl to penish order for the words which he liad applied to Mr. Bout- | the Speaker CANES 48 ABOVE NAMED, each Territory shai iy persons in ‘obstructions of rail used for the ti ‘of | Well in designating him as « i's Advocate.”” The | the THE HEALD tion wore issued to the Attorney General, the Justices of | county, (9 bea board of registration, said board 10 ap- rays ransportation of } TU ere ware directed to write out the centence, White | sneer iat PLACE SOuK'E Bouts PLacaEne” the Supreme Court and a oumber of vs and their {| point peeeinee Son See era by peocsaary ; that bag ten mails, which was referred to the Post | they were engaged in doing £0, bee a ofa omer is, Ingersoll t gr io awn foe = rapnitn air due moos, and. reqire tha seston me rum son - sue | auetion of ordoras Mi. Coane Bad tot'sad's wore | Sige ese tbe peat Tp ~} Ascldeng : sme Avaletant Atte shall, before registration, take the oath of Joyaity, and tt ee, gen.) G Obio, tatroduced « dill for the | (Laughter). ¢ salics ba det hie dake and the hi REMARKABLE CURE OF - : . BH. Ashton, the Assistant Attorne: that no person ean be registered who has given aid and Reservation in jansas, which Mr. Sratprx¢ withdrew the point of order, . RADFORD, Z wi quite severe accident this worutag aa he war pro- | Somfort tote tebelion. eferred Vo the Commivieg ox | Was Feferre tothe Commtee on Flic Lands Mr, Chaxuen appealed to Mr Boutwell to. extend bis | entiticd to ihe privileges wand the Speaker INJURED, “SPINE: ceeding from his residence to his office, The pavement | TtT0Pe* all On motion of Mr. Kasson, (rep) of Towa, the Com. | {ime little longer (laughter) —as he did not mean any- } replied that as an employé of the House be wa, ~o**" Hantronp, Cont, Nov. 11, 1866 thing personal to him in the historical allusion he had Another motion to adjourn was madeand the tellers | Mussrs. TOs. Aticoce & Us ‘end, tp jront of his r ce being covered with is, his foot | A Bumber of petitions were introduend and referred. mittee on @ ae ie, of coinage, weights and | made, but simply meant that historically speaking he | cailed for. On ordering the yeas aud nays there were | Patch, twelve dozen ‘Alicvek’s Porous: Pi ‘Our daily tipped and his head struok the ground so violently asto | ¢, COLLECTION OF IMPORTA, 7 yd was authorized to employ a clerk for forty | (Mr. Boutwoll) accepted on this floor the same character | two yeas and three nays, aud ‘the speaker stated that i ir hee ins Vatiaialin ae : : _ Ordered that a digest of the stutntes of the United as the ‘ Devil's Advocate ’ did in the College of Cardi- | over one-fifth of those voling had voted The moment of writ pons tye cache see tp Upon s med'oai | states on the subject of the collection of imposts be pre- |] 4, rowetry rep.) of Miua., introduced © bill te | nals «jive, minutes sould not be enough for him tode. | aod nays were ordered, ‘and’ 50 the Clerk proceoded to | mane ieytts mination it wae disc : 3 (rep. ¥, 6 nev twas discovered that 4 daep gash was cut vared at the Treasury Department, snd printed for ie |e ae Te ee anat of tee Cate Pe. | {024 the character of the Supreine Court. (Shouts of | call the roll teipleae Tite jw bis forevead, which will imcapacitase him from at- se of the Senate. ughter and expressions of * That’s 80,” &c.) ‘Mr. Ont, having been captured by the tion of PENSION AGENTS. cific Railroad from Sionx City to the head of Lake Su- Mr, Cuasiee continued his remarks untit the fall of | Arms, 8 : . ra Sergeant-at- aw a santing Bi dais tr some tine, Mr. Law, (rep.) of Ind., called up the bill to change dor: whlch wes refersed to the Committes on Fecifc | the Speaker's hammer indicated that bis time was up. | ‘Mr’ Euonioan novos, that Unagenananen ietuctens py single. PI ie 3 el Five Cent Coin. the mode of appointing pension agente. ‘The pending roads, Mr, Roarrs, (dem.) of N. J., baving obtainod five | suffrage without regard to race or color ‘take lower rate. Know! Uae Serta of the Tray hm ried «sign | Surten manna mgt cane te Ce OE Ye wean ome EEE pened pn ot | MB calcite ty ies | Me EAN ee ote chango (o be mace in the reverse of the nickel and copper | farther amended. The Senate refused to reconsider its | the Governor of Maryland, W's Davis, FL. Eucarees, | facto In-its chacacter, and therefore wansustiacionsl oe i ee: (ders) ot eae a balan Ch cnt Ste cent coin authorized by the act of May, 1886. ‘The | vote, and to the bill goes to the House for concurrence | of Livingston county, New York, asking that the official | because it was injudicious in point of policy. T coeded pond ma open 4 on conten in and pro. | 1 wasso ore eoupe moe star ip circular form are now sct im rays, but te eerie tank game es aheiliile by acer ig Seg the per ieee of ap ssn oot hag eee ee eee ee ok usted he had been with the bill that wena the $e bebes I tit eatorate the rass ac# so banglingly engraved that they appear | tt PTorides {hat Dentist a oe eee et the | that it he is found guilty of usurpation and other erimes | minutes by Mr. Houtwell, ade a apoech in oppesttion, | Mr Anemos, fom) ef teem, called fies tena sibel sow th ‘ more hike bars than rays. These rays between the stars steed of by the Secretary of the Interior, ar | &D iL of impeachment for the same may be presented to | He asked, at the op-ning of his remarks, whether the | was uot in order t> discuss the Ly A the FF 2 are hereafter to be-euntiaid sinking sortie bonny 6° the That there shall be ‘Do. more than three in | the Seuate of the United States, sitting as a high court | pil applicd to State Courts as well as to federal courts. ~ asemnel con \sadiog tues wees coin ant GESCEINE Sep yeteney ems Sioa. Been ae Cates act seal ba varsted tree ine | of Adkta Clark and muay others of Yates county, New | torfete with ciate courts at all, wens 1+ Sit Rot Be af it was the | Boid' by arupmets every wher gi” Exeoutive Clemency. passage of the act, and shall be filied in accordance with | York. approving of the Tariff bili upon the waeot of | Mr, Hate said that while he bad no sympathy with Joskeed Cea a nie eat. | drgth House, Now The President bas pardoned one Quinn, convicted of | (be provisions of the act, wool agreed upon by the Joint Committee of Wool Growers | those who attacked the Sopreme Court, neither had he Maseachusetis, ery Lo ay robbing the Uaited States maii in Massachvaetts, upon ‘wnich peaed ‘Tae House of Representasver pe areal OT eek tae on, age gern ne lp ‘monstrous ahd SS cTe oi the recommendstion of Governor Andrew, Postmasier ag! conan teas yoo action might de had thereon aon oa while the ofice of ary or pee a ws reside foe A LE General Ravdalt and numerdur citizens of Massacbu- Seunts gg Phge ol ‘ war sootfnatly an it was really enly a profession, en ines pers Mr. Wann, ren.}of X. Y., presented the petition of Tad be aid ues Catok ihe part of” tiotors terretarine ey cada niecnieiton ae = : ee wen thirty. ‘town, rege rey test oath to ers, even if Congress had the consti- oe The Bectetary of ‘the coe ae. pet Son S atopat dent. ‘qletorsea te tine Comnaites on Judi ecg. Mr. wits, Wronjet low’, te dhiahinn of the Jaal- = pe ky Rt See ee = Ame, Navy . g 3 nm a ‘that the from Captain William Reynolds, of the United Stason Pe Pa on] Sox tava! Ouse. ter collpoone: lary Contenlties, made an argumeat in support of the | the sate yeson sige by ouibers mabe for retire LAS pote iow j sbip Tackawanna, dated Vatparaiso, December 17, an- thon for services while held to milltaty service. Re- hr Dawes inquired of him whether it jot the “io sesame soma Ar, Te ONTATWED It ANY STATE nouncing bis arrival at that afters cun of fifty. ferred to the Cowmittee on Miltary Affaire, Alton ; was ni ‘ne Sraaker stated that Mr. Price was not in order. ‘without publ or exposure. Con- pe y Provided that i of quant! rule in all State courts to require candid: ‘hat the loss of quantity of the fruits above- | memorial of the Union Knife req candidates for admis- Mar. Westworrs, )of Til, wanted to know what | Sultations N cha: until divorce Is obtained. three days from Movtersdea, He repor:s the oficers | nasurd. iy deny, on the vorage, rhal be eamited, ven | Moge and oiher hardware maauiaccarers of Neug sion to the. bar to show a goed moral character, and | effect che recent dscaon of the Supreme Court had. GEORGE LINCOLN, Lawyer, O Nasca street and crew ali well. tnd on orsuges and semmous to Doses, teaser ane | Conneoticot, for s rediiction of the i =~ So hibag Data einl iprmg To these arrests the SrZaxER was not aware that it had quantity ‘Mr. Witson said that tl R. BONE. 114 ir ni i when stich lose reaches thirty-th revenue tax 3 ere was really no difference | any. (Laughter.) D Eat PIXTRARTE, Srp ene Dis- United States Supreme C Bayh rty-three per cent upon products, Referred to | between the rule now adopted in the State eases of the Heart, Lungs, Throat, Liver, K . tn the botes, such loss bei: courts and Mr. Hise excuted on payment of costs, idneys, No. 110—Samuel Harlan et al., appel ‘ tes, such loss oe cared ew One a Means. Also the memorial | that proviced for in the bill. diately afterwards MF. ‘wiasee copritheenEpdpeoned Serofula. Tumors. Eruptions, Humors, Every kind of Siia Meleo—srgoment coseinded. Ne 3ti—-The United of padlocks and hod ouber manufacturers | _ Mr. Finck, (dem.) of Obio, inquired of Mr. Wilson | sider the vote excasing bim. : Bisa) ae nHGwAR sare Mas, aj jamte, ve eamer al ‘y ‘not ret “f 3 "4 Prize case; subraitved. No 412 ae schooner Piping of the internal revenoe tax on itr products. | require the demisaal of fuoa who'were bow auing os | by Be Sarr tees ae honeel meteee Murray area where mr will" nd toan, coos sie ited Btalee— Appeal di memorial of the Union Shea wand corey fide ought to. be imposed on Mr, Hine, who, inswead of | York. One price b acne chun {the court. No. 11 Company, and other | — Mr. Witsox admitted that it was retroneti " esha coat vs the Reaen bot coh ’ atid in ctor, ¥ Joan Probe: Dist fer on wro re ee yt Feduction of oe = ali inquiry into character was necemanity srseuie odeeete seis aE RY A. DANIELS, M. D.. SURGEON, £o% 2 UNION wan! jut et ior aware ly et al rnal cles their roactive. B® a cal ct , giatnu in eer, wel Ccaford—Case er, facture, Referred to the Committee on Ways and | Mr. Finck denied that an inquiry into charactor was whtiber ib Seboded pn ple Hise as | °, ln fro banter ‘pllse, stricture: horus Set jo. -Fire' row, Adjourned to Wednes- imply as to the man’s standing at tl oy canes viscera. formities of nose, i day, ah cler ” ved \ ame (rm), of Faz resented the. patton of « | ‘what hs enoduct ad bee In oy hom@nime fy yo te waa onpariamontary, bat it was Berson. Otice hours irom to tz. © 7" Seve Tse ant Couftrmations by the Senate. ‘The anend:oents of the Finance Committee were now the Third district of Pennsylvan! epecitic Caen eee narectae ice eee a enn'e condect 1m | mot on thet had had it read, but to prove to ELLEY'S GRAND NORTH AMERICAN PRIZE CON - The Senate in executive session to-day confirmed the | * Piet ar ine Wines an maeooe hes Senate as in Com- five dollars per thourand on all domettic el Se Rocrwatt closed ive devese atgeing, ta eupport of ey ‘Tine defended Rites tenmiase te ted ene, = ton K amySmmon a following nominations of the President :— die. Carvautss trop) afte S nenwanorme hak ove a irregatarities of the present eystem the bill. witha the tale ae = ed gh LJ being Saturday evening, the 26th inst , the for prizes: Raware (ht, of ‘onaul at Guatemala, some length on the general subject of a protective tariff Save cles, br weg or we Sheraton sane ne ‘wollte Baviee’ (wp) ¢ ta interrupted Mr. Bout- | spect to Mr. f se ay etn gy hae ‘Mert ta ‘plnoe , mn Averell nsul General of | av esne ie inquire whether this bill did more th: ° OTWELL shoul particu ue Kink, nale of tickets the the Ualteil slaies in North joan provinces, fade ore hood Srenth bank ine here = ff to be sold to the manufacturers at | body in the form of aatatute what was now the-commen lanty eagnaved ey tan remiss ee ae aise, ed b a at oe Feat Tee hcg Retiell, of New York, tebe Gonenl of | rerogs of foreign uations ut the expense of the United ‘and for increased penalties for | law of the courts. thal Sasser seaabl nes. be z et poy all, ls | pestiveabousted. ‘who wists aice for Hnenish Bararis. | soe ine Calted | Staten. He quoted from the statutes of thle asd aor laa mvotaas siantrchad iar hee cay oa rare ne Geabh om thes point, | minded the other sid of the oars that the Joateiry | fiien der the fuepcone which, bag at fan raved ot Windans é introduced comparisons to prove his po- | Mr. Kercwum, (rep.) of N, Y., presented th ‘ and f say bere on my own responsibility with reference | Committee had only two hours for ite report, and that | wrok abe sospeak and act, or wens a Picci Tislaien 6 tunoie, to Oe Condul for te Aauuitey of Oar eet lied wobgace wenn | ekeeke TEN ok key Teme sesthe petition | so the recent decision of the Supreme Court that it an | ought to be gulcent excuse for bis nat allowing debate Hr Kelley continues to offer the same, corms which have. ‘pita Re Whitaker fo: be assistant Treasacer of the | BEEP, Gah grated themtio te srtorae aes | or Pw tothe Commitiee on Commarea | Kat ibe Supreme Cott of ine nation by gneral a: | Could pouibly be RIWEN tn | umber af ttaie-oouh- ores ie ened Pr, jo be Age re 7 thom into unfair competition with the worksh Mr. Bensamns. (rep.) of Won thority vested in it under the constitution and lawsdocs | “hr. ‘iimx paid & compliment to the courtesy of Mi ‘of greenbucks sever ot te Cried | My ihe tts woeld titmnicyfe | vat wtersy na weseue eran sewaea cote | Ropes rom ie contamination of rbot and | Boutwa an aula ducted ony mlnton af pron | owt oPutys Nee sueanithat Helen rtneite regi Mega a ot ee ma caarmen bo Bulag’ iihaw'a | Revie seosearel ce ara, Geers ey | Sree vedo Welrrightecoctines | coat, Bit he bea sever ned otcatee heeaue ss | Sedccrncemane for cereal help, mi acrcag? pe TAth to b# Appraiser of Merebandise at the | thie conutry. Mr. Cattell, in the benine! -ninth Congress to e country; but tue Supreme Court failing int 7 arbi en ob port of New York. : l, course of his remarks, | time he lost his soat by Mr. Koontz, the contestant, | fo of that hich Wg inthe per. | this House, was an arbitrary and despotic proceeding, ‘night will reach Chicago in time to be Giled anit mailed. homas H. Redi rd ni hy _ | introduced the foliowing atatistics, prepared, he said, being admitted in bis 4 rinance vat Hikh duty, the time bas arrived when the Mr, Hitt, (rep.) of Ind., suggested that Mr. Hise the dray Persons sending ord SE Movirhtaatie Reve | thee ofthe, Burean or Stain of the Seoasesy | coonp Counattins, He thoughs tne peorrieyy of tre feae | ier Bentoe Coane Sidter by ‘whove brett alone auserigeisa fout hours of’ the time of the Howse tn dee | will sadres AKeliey %So., 109 Randolph sireel, Ghir | Died Staion to dae Varn (Denman imac ore: © aris Tuned ellen feb tee tee | ree co, cleat, thet, the House could pass upon ® | there words with strong craphiasis), ehould ‘assume ee | Aer Huge confemed that he had, but he hed had = ; Robert 8. Chilton to be Commissiover of Bi mn * n wan, | withon Sepert from © comenitice. ol i . UPTU! TA.—TRUTH STRANGER THAN 4 ‘ Jove G., Wilsen to be Commaetener 5 oy Noneray | i round numbers, as follows: —Thoee aon Rarwonp, (AY ake jolene whether the cnn oe this noan Whe hi temaguity cf marae b+ PIT) ig Weaagniors “ie penne an the Ri ftom ver And um trakees of or mane and a . iciary Committ D eee A DNs Dallas, of Hiivois, to.be principal Clark of cue. | Provencon between Woe raw materiat aud consumption, | referred to Wt, ot the beginning of the soectom, fer the | Lieihe doen ihe oko no, ave rulsed their arms to | measure fore thé House be to a day certain ot ip thai for weve in the General Land (1 LJ for trike down the government of the ‘that he should ‘hours: cure, It rejoices: East Bleecker Sa ate Gener of the Land Olen a Le. | nee eee eee eee ees coniunes erosion fall | Fepene of tae, eesuen Increased compensation to | participate {8 the ariaiulst:ation uf the lav’ of the lod | tac toh tour hebed already had. (haughert. ee | strest, eee ™ vg SB, Lo « a : jafactures, | mem! ied for the refunding of the’} unty! a Ht r ea PBamsi CAepin ve be Recor of Pode Moneys a Ue 20m 00; anne, $10,000,000; abn, $1 | tm pay actualy drawn, soy ze gh that the'Bupnaiae Coun elise thas ee ee pe a ey RBAT SKATING MATOH AT OATMAN'S ; otern aed. pies 0 te Due ot tn tne | Pe, oma eee ee a a ees sage | Seda bay ees setae nto | RR wy war at na abavert B. Thompson to be Hegtater of the Land Onion wi | of mnone y rave derived. rosa. rallrosde, ‘eanala, turn. hares a4 Gur tats fone, weve: on a 4 occupy’ a lacs a conen mote ot ae ol «gsi Ay will be Ip attendance. "Splendid nite Fe, " A r, : as ard A. Allen to be Receiver of Pubil: Moneys at Ome- of peoveayent, and yh tte ao Ssaean a majority of the House which had voted | the Pi nt r ens. nw Ferok” postd oe ), i that. a a member ws. inking, compa fr prize aon wa nnn He Chetain to be Assessor of Interns! Revenue | *luting ‘he money value of ll tnoldeetal ator devoted dowa the | into thesacred tribuudis of ine land aud ansisus in tuo, | of the Commi a7 Wye chia "tana Se tam cotton te : ate ‘ of Utali. commerce, | , Breeden io ve Axséasor of Internal Revenue, New earn. ogn Pp A se Seay cave euives trom fete ac to vane) bummer Sedeae be she Be ie ent thero was an gute SE. acvusignd tobe Atceowor of Inter Reveone, | S2GNiMEISE Products wih Centre tbat a not want Wf SPeaxER warned the sprclators in the putenee onat thee Fecond district of Keniveky tag to ene tro a arene ‘rom the carry- Must not indulge in any manilestutions of a os , C be Aasnssor of Internal Revenue for | in fen of of passengers, aoaseged tn improving to the fact | diapprobation. ions of applause or atacky. ¢ country and sehduing it to the purposes , cont ob ati ter.| Mahe tommecs: (4 h Aseenvor of Interna) Revenue for pha ¥2,400,000,000, This eum Foerecenns the 0 to’! on tae hoor - pr ellis Plane pa J whother applause riot enti increase “{ Me it wteinae Varta to re Assetior of internal Revenue for | tite propeny newly’ Oromehe “neder cultivation or peatull Reais order ne applause 10 mp aM, Ho. t ennetser improved, prised tf The following nominat.-” < wore rejected :— reads aes! conan ase on eat "prepier y erie Som oon sree | that, Mr. oetwall bat ay takes his ph oe Two United Sater 6-80 of 1868, Ho: gold veh hse a ae oer ae p48 b ‘ee MT oad and thatthe first qnestion would be - ‘One United Staten 6.90 of 9. tia "90350000 000, wold waves = em who wae | twerminutes uses “MY Bewtwell toatiow om | ane te ‘