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10 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1869,-TRIPLE SHEET, WASHINGTON. CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE. Second regiment North Carolina mounted infaptry. For the relief of Lieutenant James Ulio, Sixteenth United States infantry, For the relief of Lieutenant ae Smith, Twenty-second Indiana infantry. Passed. For the relief of David Braden, of Indiana, late canta, and guia, commissary genera! Indiana ‘olunteers, Providing for the’ the payment of Captain Goldman, Brace’ Vig company, in Cherokee ba . ore ce reeeemnn WD Sixty-fourth regiment New York Volunt passed leg THE CASE OF BCANNEL, me RECUS. ee WITNESS. Mr. BROOKS presented as a question of privilege resolution for the discharge of Florence Scannel, the recusant witness brought from New mhdegat from the cone ee Sergeauat-Arme without costs. Mr. 2 auibeed ae the House pro- Mr, BROOKS asked thes eee Pais that mo- a br his gh question of personal liberty an ‘The SPEAKER: ulead that as there was a question of privilege before the House the rules eg suspended until that question should be disposed Mr. BROOKS went on to siate that Florence Scan- nel, a constituent of bis, had, for no fault of his own, been fined an amount of money which he was unable to pay; that he had intended no contempt of the House or to the committee; that his refusal to answer the question asked him by the committee in New York was caused by a point ot honor, the mat- ter having been communicated to him in confidence by a political opponent, and that the insisting on his ment of the fine was tantamount to his incarcer- ation during this Congress. He appealed, therefore, to the clemency of the House to remit the fine and Jet the map go home to his family. Mr. LAWRENCE, (rep, of Ohio, chairman of the Committee on the New York Election Frauds, said Bhat he had no anxiety about the case, but that he did pot think the House ought, under the circum- stances, to release the witness, because it would encourage other witnesses to defy in the same man- ner the aay of the House. He thought that the House Sane atleast to have Scannel’s affidavit of his inability to pay; but he understood that he had been a member of the Common Council of the city of New York, and he had no doubt that all the mem- bers of that Council either were rich or bad means of ee tich. Covope, (rep.) of Pa., proposed, rather than have more time wasted on this matter. that a con- tribution be taken up to pay the fine. The Pennsyi- vania delegation would pay its propornon. Mr, DaWEs, (rep.) of Mass., hn uired whether Mr. Scannel had not been informed of the consequences of his refusal to answer, and had not said that he was aware of them, but that they could not last beyond the 4th of March and that he was ready to take them? Mr. Dickey, (rep.) of Pa., remarked that Mr. Scannel had said the committee might send him to the Tombs, but could not make him answer, Mr. KERR, dem.) of Ind., said that all the conver- sation with the witness on that subject had been of @ pleysant character, and that the witness had mani- fesied no contumacy or determjnation to disobey either the committee or the House. Mr, BROOKS Went On and said that with no privi- Jege of habeas corpus, and no right of jury, it was creditable to the House that at last its attention had been arrested in reference to the personal liberty of an bumble and | ard man. Thegentieman from Ohio (Mr. Lawrence) had referred, in a sneering, contemp- tuous manner, to the fact that this man was a mem ber of the New York Commoa Council, and that he ought therefore to have money enough to pay his Qne. He would say to him that the people of New York, whether democratic or republican, did not Tecognize either Wealth or verty as entitling any man to public honors. Ali the representatives from New York State, with one exception, had had indi- gence for an inheritance, and had been in as ap- parently hopeless a condition as this humble constitu- ent of bis. Mr. LAWRENCE said he had not intended to speak disrespectfully of the members of the New York Common Council, and that he had as high a respect for all men, however humble their origin, as the ... from New York haa, for his own origin z been as Lumble as that of any gentieman on the oor, -* Mr. Brooks said he was glad to hear that—(laugh- ter)—for he hoped he would therefore sympathize With poverty. As tothe —— made yesterday by Mr. Farnsworth, that this man’s representative ought to pay the fine, he would be quite willing to do it if he had any assurance that otuers of his con- stituents would not be brought here in the same Manner, and that he would not have to pay their fines also. Mr. KELLEY, (rep.) of Pa., asked Mr. Brooks Whether the amount to be paid was greater than Scannel had to expend in ‘eon to Philade: sphia and Voting there at the October election, for which omence he stood indicted. (Laughter.) Mr. BRooks—What proof is there of that ? Mr. KELLEY—The records of the court. Mr. Brooxs said he could not admit any euch declaration against a constituent of his without proof. (Laughter.) There were more Philadelphians ‘Who went to New York to vote than there were New Yorkers who went to Philadelphia to vote. Penn- sylvania was the cradle of pipe-layers. The whole system of fraud and Koy ye at elections had been reared and raised in the City of Brotherly Love, ‘among the constituents of the honorable gentleman (Mr. Kelley). Mr. KELLEY said he would like to know whether the witness could not pay the fine by mortgaging his trotting horse here, for which he understood he had been offered $14,000, (Laughter.) Mr. Rostnson, (dem.) of N. Y., referring to Cur- ran’s description of an informer as “one who is put im prison til he rots and is then dug up asa wit 33 Wo offend the nostrils of all decent people,” declared that if he haa been in the position of Fecannel they might bury him im the crypt in the lower recesses of the Capito! butiding, or might cut him into inches, he would not reveal that which he had received in confidence. That was the explanation of this case, and he trusted it would be a satisfactory one. Mr. LAWRENCE, of Ohio, said that if Mr. Brooks ‘would present to the House an affidavit of Scannel, declaring that he was unable to pay the costs of his arrest without injury to himself or family, he would interpose no objection to the resolution. Mr. DAWES, (rep.) of Mass., argued against the resolution. If the House wanted the Committee on the New York Election Frauds to prosecute its in- vestigations he did not see anything in the demeanor of the witness that would lead him to place any confidence even in his aifidavit. These costs have been incurred through the fault of the witness and he should be made to pay them. In the further course of the discussion Mr. Books spoke of the witness as a plain workingman. Mr. Dickey inquired whether it was usual for plain workingmen in New York to wear diamonds. (Laughter.) Mr. BROOKS #1 ted that there were many cases of poor men New York who had received | tenga or jewels from wealthy men for rescul eir sons from peril at sea or on the dleid of battie, or in camp or hospital, and that the jewels obtaine in that way were cherished more than were the stars or garters conferred as decorations in Europe. Beenie He supposed that his constituent had n desirous of paying proper respect to the House ing in his best clothes. He accepted the ~ & of the gentleman from Ohio, and would modify his resolution so as to discharge the witness on pre- sentation of the affidavit that he was not able to pay the costs without injury to his family. Mr. Dawes—According to his own account he has a very numerous family—of twenty or thirty abie bodied men. (Laugiiter.) Mr. Brooxs—That ought to entitle him to the pathy of the honorable gentleman from Massa- par wetts. If ne had been a negro he would have been liberated iong ago; but he is only a white man, and aconstituent of men appealing, ad misericordiam to the House of Representatives vo be relieved from this fine. wns Warp, .) of N. Y., thought the House haa of this matter, and moved that the reso- fasion be iald on the table. ‘The resolution was iaid on the table by a vote of yeas 11%, to nays 43. The only re} —— who voted in the negative were Messrs. ain, Hubbard (of lowa), Law- fence (of Ohio) an Poland. PUBLICATION OF OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS. there were in all but ‘thirty. -nine thousand enlisted Men and non-commissioned oMcers. They had, however, the number of cane required for sixty ene. at ‘number of those Id be allowed 10 a ae. please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to out regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam Yacht fleet. The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, ‘as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings CITY POLITICS. Meeting of the German Democratic General Committee—Appointment ef Sub-Commit- resent strength of the army and in : bat iat tc condition of the country there teee=The German Republicans Propose | of the regular held March 8, 1868: ouans to be some reduction, The Committee on Unien to Prevent Naturalization Frauds. the rasta Besant te ark 2 Oe deel harbor of New York. Passed unanimously. iH steam AMES and office of the Herald rm yachts ropriations, however, did not feel at liberty o adjact the proportions of the bill to what the com- mittee thought ought to be the size of the army. The Executive Committee of the German demo- cratic organization met last evening at Schmenger’s Mr. Buooks asked Mr. Blatne whee there was | Germania Hall, on Third avenue, near Eighteenth | O¥ tery and c nels —_ rm hi f reducing the army Sao ‘this bill, ‘onsignees masters ward bound Oa eae ee ag ould be very glad it with the | Stee Mr. Magnus Gross in the chair, Mr. Albert | sels will be forwarded free of charge. Goettmann acting as secretary, The several ward difficulties having been settled, by general consent, ite gem ie the the gentleman ey were both interested in it—he could oder a pro- peotenen trom Ohio (Mr. Schenck) or 1m Iilinois (Mr. Logan)—he believed CLEARED. Vise to this bill fora reduction of the army. He de- te ttt Taliere taal seieay ae, are, peaicwiaxty in Se Ship Favorite, (dab Praneisco— sutton & 0 &Co. chned to do ar because having been vi down last Proceeded to its lar business of perfecting ita | Ship Robin Hood, Taylor, San wreeeae weaken rus session he did not care to run the risk of a second Srganization, and a" the following ‘committees were | Bark Carobel (BP, Hong eabody, ‘Willis & reb uff, pane Benes-50 what committee does the subject Bork Haren (NG), Steffer, Penarth Roads for orders—J W Schirmer, Louis . Herrmann, G. 7 Fenwi Anti HJ DeWolt & Co, mene Guaime—To the Military Committee, of fet agel Lechinann, Ger eee mann, Manel saa bar Atow (ar Bemietios Conner nstantinople—Fabbri & Mr. Brooxs—Is that committee a to have a Contenttee on Orga tidge J.J. Friedman, | Chauncey. * ae be ae to soe curite ie Congress ? John H. eelp, Magn es Gross, Hermann’ Schroeter, ark & ‘4 Drebert (Br), Ross, Leghorn—Fabbri & Chaun- ir, BLAINE—I think no! ‘orders. Wind Mr, LoGaN, (rep.) of fil, sald he nad not the | '80mmiitee’ on Naturattsation—Gerson N, Herr- “Fars Veteran, Cathears: New Oneane aM it Belgh narrived st tors Palermo (and slighiest objection to any athendment that would be | mann, Louis Lochmann, John I. Seip, FP. Knapp, | Brie Jamen< Cofill cep, Goll, Harre =H J Dew sleares fae io 3 offered to. this bill for pl of reducing the | Justus Koch, N. Metz, A. Goettmann’ Brig Mary A Chase, McDonald, Trinidad, Gigared Iath, Vo Yarwell (from NYork), Messina. army, if the reductions were to be made inthe | " wrection nptitrs. Macune Gross, John J. Fried- | * Co. wYorty ha ng Bt toe now fofoman Ree nr ememe)s proper way, He had opposed the bill last session, | man, H. Wisser, Coroner Schirmer, ner; Gerson N. Herr | Scht Moray (Br), MeDonald, London Andrew Ebr » | Ganda San ft Sad HL Routh Martin, Boston. ecause he believed the mode of reduction which it in, N. Hothman, Fr. io i sir Fampio, Combat, Tampon a ed roy git Galan eps Hale 1b tal ‘Bistrup, Charleston; proposed to be improper. The officers should be nhs ‘most interesting part of the proceeding w: che Lamane, eae my ya om Balimtore 23d, Avalanche, nig reduced in @ proportionate ratio with the men, 80 he appearance of Mr. Marcus Otterbourg and Hd Peg roe Me oe gig eg Barbados—H Trowbridge’s Rew that there would not be more officers than were re- am ‘8 @ committee of the German Republican on. Becreres M-Arigo, Rin, tie Boga” New quired for the number of men. General Committee, of which General Franz Sigel 18 y Hower, Brown, Chastesion—W } MeCreedy &Co., | tegnat "Goodwin; do’ 2a, 7 Fisichery Pen: Ar. BLAINE suggested that as the bill would run | president. ‘This committee was announced and the Sehr Ata Male Borland, Hall, Richmond—Van Brunt & Slaght, Waa demeee, Goes Norrie all through to-morrow, and a8 on Monday’s motions | German Democratic Committee adjourned, after ap- | Schr Be Ben Giver ‘Oliver, Baltimore Crowell Sailed 10th, Nunquam D ina, Sevannah: 20, F to suspend the rules are in order, a motion to sus- inting a committee to invite the republicans into Schr J W Rumsey, Green, Baltimore—A Starbuck. B Sage, Oran! New Orleans; Hartigan, BStdow seat ofa ameinent canes | facychaber Aten lnfomatmestng, Dr Munr | cu, Woon Adin Roni, Ben, ater 8 | HU Se Pigs Pap. Key Wo hows. army if any gentleman could in the meantime devise ee meee for the nnexpectedly nearty | “Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford. anno Gu Jenkics, eee Palle @ plan for that purpose. explained the action of the German ARRIVALS. eres cine ga jaker's Mr. GARFIELD, (rep.) of Ohio, reminded the House republicans in regard to naturalization, that they Island; cca ocitnaworth, Bi that the Committee on Military Affuirs had at the | tavored the diminution of the term of probation for REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Hong Kox 5 Bertone, bork Dee ses ts Bane: last session reported a bill, well prepared and. well citizenship from five to four years, Stennsbio Russia (Br, Cook, Liverpool Jan 2%, via Queens. map, cam fgg Shs fraisr’ Gree considered, for the reduction of the army, but that | Ciyuse that tho Tight to vote. shall attach sm DOay ie ts town 2th, with mdse and passengers to B Cunard. ult, | Mans ACT thipw eklier (NG), Harb Jones, Soy endtace: as it ag not meet the views of the members of the ship only one year after recelving the certificate. It Jat 49 24, lon 43 21, exchanged signal with a North German a Raul ier, bg House it had been overloaded with amendments and | was stated by the Republican Committee that they nee piven ponte ‘Wj 29th, lat 48 49, lon 35 05, passed an In eta 4, fain olden Horn (Br) Fran- thus killed. Ihe committee had not been called | came not as politicians, but as Germans interested in iieamabip: Chabria, CX (NG), Haack, Hamburg Jan ana Haco; barks Marie (NG), for dp Neale (0) for tn Bangeok this session, except in the first days of the session, . e- | Havre 28d, with mdse and 195 Y Ka aad an Francisco Macedon (Bi, for Maula dod San Hran- O Wes ent- ae io tha | Preserving the purity of the ballot box and the sanc- | Hw b Dasseners, to Kunhardt Giesot, Mebeoen Goddard: Manas, for Beleon, to ined tor When the Secretary of War and the General o! uty of citizenship. Mr. Gross, on behalfof the German | Experienced strong westerly whole United Kingdom or Continent. : Army desired that, in view of Indian hostilities, no reduction of the army sbould be made. The com- mittee was ready at any time for the last eight months to report a measure of reduction, and if the House consented he thougit he would be ready by Monday to report some imeasure which he hoped would receive the sanction of the House. He had some doubts, however, whether they ought not to wait for the suggestions and recommendations o8 shiftin lunard stes bound Ist inst ‘at 45 3h tom 50.38, en sienmuer Hivernia, bound 3 3d, 1 jon 572), josnee one of the Allan's line, Aube left Havre Jan 23, 8:30 PM, and passed San dy Hook at 11 AM, ‘Steamship Rising Star, King, Aspinwall, Jan 28, 1;50 AM, with passengers, freight and treasure, to F R Baby, Jan 80, L foros ae 15 pet te it 45, passed steamship Henry Chauncey, democrats present, greeted the republicans ina very emphatic and hearty manner as represesentatives of an important wing of the German population of the country. Mr. Gross, in his remarks, laid especial em- Vanes upon the mission of the German democrats to ring to acknowledgment the German element of the country, and that the,German democrats were never false to that mission, looking to the maintenance of the Union and the increase of German tufluence; win a humioane wi th ee Mand hail from WSW to N’ ba) Feb 5—Arrived, steamship Eagle, Greene, New ror for NYork; Lovinto In port Jan ash Por do (ip), MeComnell, for Calvarien or Balumore; briga H nora, White, for Portlan Baltimore ; schr Francisco, yep KINGSTON, Ja, Jan 8—Arrived, brigs pia Falmouth’; 18th, Louisa D, Lyon, Aquin (auld sailed 18th 9, barks T Cushing, Dab, ‘of thedneoming aaninaeaaon. and that to-day they nad the satisfaction that the vision jiginis, Drew, Alexandria, 64houre, with mdse, | ££ Boston via. Bi Mr. BLAINE remarked that he had only been wish- | German republicans even recognize this tendency, | toJas Haut. “Had very heave weather ; Bay; Th, se Hae, “heDon is to vin oe ing to open me ee een er he oe and come for the purpose of soliciting the co-ope- | , Steamsbip Volunteer, Jones, "Piiladelphia, with mase. to J in port ries ‘Mary M Williams, Haley, for X NYork ecting thal he woul ready to en! ¥ rillard. oe eee y |g so ready to enter in on the Indian ‘Appropria- ration of the Democratic German Committee, al iy; iden Lead, Dow fe do via Sait ee Glaucus, Walden, Boston, with mdse, to Wm P \e. asking union of action of all Germans, without bag A team eters tion bil, . POOL, Jan 19—Arrived, May Dundas, Martin, Bal- Tn reference to the Indian Bureau Mr. Garfield saia | Asunetion, of Party. dudge Tee bavinn jae Pat tis Me Whitney Cae aka hecey wens, | Mumore andi Gao, New Orleans; 20th, Detperiar Hamm, he would accept the gentleman’s open door, and the | ceeded in establishing unity among the German Feb 1, in a heavy hen easter tale lost deck load, consisting fs oe nena hel ir baeyenay qKurrtchee; age | Commitiee ov Military Affairs would be ready to walk | Gemocrats they would hereafter be as successful in of, 0 ada olamen Bailed ia ompany brig Marion, foF Novaainan, Sinton Ban Mpanctesn ; Satie tenis, aaemeetanms in next ionday, he presumed, : wane, bil was further disciseed by Messrs. Law- uniting with temselvea Geran repubitcans: the | Schr Boller Newton (of Blucbil) Gray, San), 21 dare, with he Sah hth Lond nd Lgadhurst, ENCE Of Ohio, BLAINE, GARFIELD, PILE, LOGAN, | his motion, seconded by M kmann, a ies SW of Hatteras, saw brig Hattie M Johnson, bound | Stic, Mostoker, New Orleans, Wi ‘DOM, BUTLER and Woop, in the course of which ‘The Democratic Committee Te-assembled, and on “s soe ‘With, Julia, Mounce, Harannen Anahuac, Pennell, Mr. GARFIELD showed that during the past year dive | motion of Mr. Lochmann a comuilltee of five was Schr Gen Sherman, Clark, Fortune Bay, NF, 16 days, with M'Nuth Fae nee, ee Mes Gut Biiog hundred officers had left the army. ordered to be appointed by the chair to confer with | Dering to master. and NYork; Cremona, restoh Mivork; ecalde,’ Dorrie, Mr. FARNWOWTH, (rep.) of Ill, said that as every- | the German Repablican Committee. ‘The following | S° Stine Shit New Rochelle. an Boon ;Faule, Clapp, clentuggs lore ried sailed sist body seemed to be in favor of the reduction of the | were appointed on this committee:—Judge Fried- liville, Renear, Millville, NJ mdse to mas- ahe uta (8), Grog ‘York; Expounder, Irvine; army at the earliest possible moment, and CAG man, Oswald Ottendorfer, John H. Seip, Hermann BELOW. New on Louisa, Glover, sy Ballnoe Ida, Jungman, feaved to be mid ee ae aleve pity 4 ar | Schroeter, Henry Schiel.’ The committee then ad- ‘3 Piladel ian en iin, Work Ais, Cynceame: fessed to be ready to report an amendment for journed, 4), Kopper, from Bremen Nov 21, with | throp, Stew: DI ston; - express purpuse, he would now ask the unanimous | ” Ameren (80) Kopper fom Fewmen, Nor 31, wih | trop, Star, Cua ine Glover, Ca an bat consent hat the chairman of Committee on Military FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES. ibernia on board. Is anchored on the bar, Cleared 1 King, Boston ; Sh, Dare Pauline, Affairs might move hia amendment to this bill, and Bark Sarah King, from Matanzas. Thorndike, Herbert kun Smith, that it be prin ‘The widow of the late M. Francois Delessert and | Bark Albicore, trom Demarara. Robert Porter, Curtis, Philadelphia: d'8 & b CA may a Also one ship, two barks and one brig, unknown. Unanil it ‘nanimous consent was given. SAILED. Mr. BLAINE remarked that the amendment would be held to be in order at the end of the bill. Matanzas; Mmes, Bartholdi and Hottinguer, his daughters, have offered to the Academy of Scieuces of Paris, the botanical library of 8,000 volumes collected ed arleato ‘Entered Gut 18th, Excelsior, Pendleton, rig (s), Martyn, Boston and New Orleans; Slade He 22d, ‘Verdin, Smateranes 2, Harry Vers Onis, | NYork ; 1! Sibe | Nerteae aiheets That was so agreed to and Mr. GARFIELD stated | that nh brother Benjamin, and whic! From Quarantine, ship Helicon, for San Francisco; bark | sen, Galveston; Golden Fleece (s), Fisher, onpet Minnesota, that the Committee on Military Affairs would offer | had bas Sones tee aed freely Penamin, and which | adantie, for Hamburg. ‘ (ny" Brice, N¥ork; Hanbely Lammens, F iiadephia; 2b, the proposed amendment at the end of the bill. bs a avare Wind at sunset NW, fresh, Francs route ooghl i B Ei er} Aiter some further discussion the House at hali- | 4 interesting discovery of forelgn ancient coins ny NYGrk; Meudalle, Cale’ Noe Origen eae? past four took a recess until half-past seven, the r! Ty oO! — Mobiles Went Wide ne ay has just taken place in the neighborhood of Lisieux i idson, Garant South. evening session to be for general debate. (Calvados). my are in all fiity pleces, sixteen be- Shipping Notes. ern Kel won, Yokohama, Evening Session. ing of gold and thirty-four of silver; some are very The schr Isaac Cohen Hertz, 149 tons, of Rockland, was ania ia Shire eens Coalfieet, Philadel- The House resumed its session in Committee of | rare and the greater part are in an excellent state of | Painted yesterday on Babbidge’s little dock foot of Gouver- em Nelife Mowe, Merryman, Philadelphia; 19th, The oldest date from the reign of the Whole at half-past seveo, Mr. Maynard in the reservation. neur street. On the dock adjoining—Nelson 4 Townsend’s— Mints <Tiscoin, Boston. chair. us XII, the most recent from that of Henry IIl.; | is the brig Ottawa, of Parrsboro, NS, 173 tons, being slight LAMLASH, Jan 15—Sailed, Payta, borage San Francisco CURRENCY AND FINANCE. tue otters belong to the reign of Francis I, Henry | repaired. sip spss setae za itn nt Cardenas; Jeremiah, Ford, Cuba; ‘Went: Mr. JuLiAN, (rep.) of Ind., ng the com- ., Charles 1X., Ferdinand and Isabella of Castile, Mussina, Jan 10—Arri EA Berni mittee on the subject of finances, that the | Charles the Fifth, Emperor of Germany, Philip 11, of | |, Tpe.bué Samnel V Merrick, 6 tons, bullt at Philadelphia ith, Fury, W Wilton, Maia in, ear ous, Patrice, Gargontts resumption of specie payment could os fixed by Soe and Holland; Sebastian and ‘John Ill. of | 121863, and owned by parties there, 18 now on sectional | i4th, Marseilles. legislation, but must depend on the natural course Those cotns were found concealed in the | dry dock foot of Clinton street being repaired. ‘The achr | \“Salled Gh Haat , Loud, Bouton; 1th, Prima Donna, of trade—on the events which could neither hallow foot of an old cupboard fixed in a wall; they | Mary Allerton, 165 tons, of Plymouth, and belonging to the ory sow, pejeans rleaus; Standard, Forves, NYork; 13th, Jas be governed nor foreseen. He referred to fe pegged been concealed there, during the wars captain, GC Parsons, is on the little sectional dock near the Mnesssaee, do Jan 19—Sailed, Da Capo, Anderson, NYork; statictics to show the immense increase of the religion. foot of Rutgers street for examination. Wth, A Batchelder, Steelman, do. : great material interests of the country within some af letter from Berne, in Switzerland, mentions that MALAGA, Jan 18—In port bark Maria Augusta (Nor), for yeare past and to sustain his proposition that the | a collection of beautifal morions, or colored rock Marine Disasters. rk country Was growing go fast that there should be no | crystals, have recently been fouml near the glacier | BARK ARGAUM (sr), from Marseilles for New York, before Masta bbe nape Downing Tore - appreliension felt abont the ability to pay the na- | Tierengletacher, in the canton of Url. Thespecimens | reported at Bermuda, in distress, sailed ult, to resume Yor NYork, lig; Wigit (Ho. Gina’ f feck, fom | ong tonal debt. The true financial policy of the gov- | are intended for the National Museum of Natural | her voyage, having repaired. k Anna (N or Norn, do. stg urs ern nent he held to be that of masterly inactivity. History, and some will be sent to other countries. Buia ANGELA (NG), from New York for Mexico, are “insane Solas Campbell, for Baltimore Mr. JULIAN was followed by eg BRooMaLL, | Among’ them are two which weigh more than 250 | Teported at Bermuda in distress, has beeu condemned, ani it day. (rep.) of Pa., and PRuYN, (dem) of N. Y., who con- | pounas each, and others of from fifty to 210 pounds, | W*# t be sold on the 3d inst. ON EWOASTLE, Jan 16—Entered out, Herman, Longe, for tinued the discussion upon finances until nait-past | One block is especially remarkable as it terminates at | , BOULOGNE, Jan 19—The ship reported as ashore on Berck | N¥ork. Newront, Jan 18-Safled, Veloz, Olsen, NYork: Purwovrit, Jan 18 Soiled, Palriersion, Kolia og Ham- burg), N¥ork 19m, Athenian, Pottinger, B ‘Jan 9—Satled, Wet ‘Densen, N - ‘clock, a on ti 4 4 ods isthe Ann, Campbell, from New York for Antws leaky; ten o'clock, at which time the House adjourned. po iamaen ‘appear amall. Unlikely to be got ‘On cargo Ag joadis both extremities in pyramidal poits; which fact would indicate that it was formed without a fixed - base; that is to say, that the phenomenon of crystal- RMO, CITIES. lization “was. produced under exceptional clrcum- ana, Utzran, Hence for Savantiaty feported yeateraay | xf Qureserbwy, Jan 31am ec Of Baltimore (a), Foon on sino oromegaeminny ane | So eer any Saye fl wad ol | MQ GRAPE nc ©@Gorman at Steinwa: e gro which these sities tion Buaviaw IW, Jan fires }, Cool ears: by oto 'Y | were extracted 1s situated on the east of the peak of | Lrvzrroot, Jan 9—The May Dundas, Martm, from Balti. Eouon), Philadéiphin; — baum Sa caer f° Galenstock, andgthe discovery is due to M. Lindt, a | more, at ini’ Port, passed Dec 31, lat 33.N, lon 60, a vessel of ‘ke. Last evening Mr. Richard O'Gorman delivered a | chemist in pga Ok by ascending Jes Tlefenig- about) — valnted black, bottom up, not sheathed, and ar es the, Classy bie omar . | letscher in September, 1867, remarked a of | 4 . — Sa ‘5’ Kjobenhavn (Dan), lecture at Steinway Hall in aid of the Catholic Sun. white quartz o at extent.’ He had not time to | Lonpow, Jan 22—The bark Providence, of Windsor, N8, ao for Boston via Foochow ; Velocity (Br), Woolan, for day Schoo! Union of this city, the subject being | examine it closely at that moment but a few days | from Philadelphia, arrived in the river, reporte:On Dee I, Dec 17, ships Sir Wm Wallace (Bn), Taylor, for New “ities,"? Mr. Charles Nugent presided, and on the | afterwards a guide, named André Subzér, who bad rantina eae Tanwca tnaktariett Bponagte, of and vor fl fal, to eall in a few days; Alaska, Cavanagh’ for Puc accompanied that sateman, undertook, though “4 ot Me naater and 1 patcon: | get Sound, to sail same day; Onward, Hewitt, from 5 platform were several distinguished clergymen. out through pumping ; took off the crew, master and 1 passen: incurring great pe! to attain the spot in the hope or flading perl rock crysials, and in wd he did collect a few. On his return eight ten mountaineers from Guttaaet, provided wil if the necessary tools, ascended the rock and hav- ing blown up some cliff with gunpowder found @ cave filled with sand and débris, but perfectly dry, and on which were strewn the objects we have — alluded to. Extreme diMfculty was experi- enc ger, in all seven persons, and landed them in London, MiyorD HAVEN, Jan 18—The Hervert, Davison, from New York for Hamburg, has hauled off into’ the stream after repairs, and is being reioaded. Prxmourm Jan 20—The Dane (8), from the Cape of Good Hope, arrived to-day, and eailed for’ Southampton, bringing with her Capt Dunlop, his wife, child and five seamen of the Southern Empire, from, Liverpool for New Orleans, which crew were picked up in lat 8), lon 16 They were taken off the wreck by ship Hermione, and landed at Madeira, as pre- arrived Rov 20; Princess of Wales (br), from Puget Soun: dy ried i Hock, unct barks Vingils. (iy ‘rom NYork, 7b Galveston, Mand, cr Ane sinfe, Morrison, from Philadel ig a tn it 'Dec 6 slip Simoda, dokasoa, for Foochow and St ‘aphey Dec 15—Arrived, Sacramento, Robbins, N Bedford; 2th, Zenobia, Hutchins, — tailed for London), Rated isth, Nor Wester, Brown, Liverpool Sr DoomInco wane Dec 80—Ia port more ie C Wright, Wal- ‘The attendance was very large, and throughout much interest was manifested in the lecture, which ‘was repeatedly interrupted with applause. O’Gorman said he had heard some people speak with apprehension lest the example of reticency set by the future first executive officer of the United States might have some effect upon the character in transporting these masses across the | 41°. ker, for NYork and manners of the American people. Cousidering | crevassed glacier for the distance »f a league before | “an is Mie Dutch h ship Palmersion, for New York, having | 154 Gouy, PR, Jan 3—In port brige Mary Olivia (Br), Gow, al! that was spoken iu lecture halls and tn ail the va- | reaching a practicable road. Curioust enough, undergone repairs, has been towed to sea this evening by the pad NYork; Mary Grace (Bi Me for Delaware Break- rious places where the human voice could be heard, | none but black or clouded crystals were fount ‘and | steamtug Secret. Catoline’ Eg Kelly. the from Matanzas for Phila- one was sometimes inclined to ask whether alittle might not be left unspoken and unwritten without any great damage to society. He felt it was u fant =Sr rr dag NYo! Oy all of great brilliancy. tor A SENSATION.—A wild rumor wis current onthe St HELENA, Dec %—The Zenobia, Hutebins, from Singa- pore, was off $8th inst, and sailed for London. She experi- Pncet a eyclone Nov Th, to Int 31 §,long was detained mined ; red Stnith, Staith, from savant om ‘Jan Ib’ Arrived, bark Moruing Star (Br, Waugh, 67 Ej rue to some extent as regarded himself. | streets, on Friday, to the etfect that the body of the | ten days off the Cape ot Good by NW gaies, — Ia point of | fact he had nothing very | late Rev. Father ‘Steibel had. beet faken from the wien her mizenmanh boweplt and ivhoom Were” Eihin Ba, D by By aba tat aed special to say. He had no pet theot atent plan | grave, in St. Mary’s Cemetery, owineda teludnwwe aide Vacranaiso, dan. 2-Arrived, ship Sunbeam, Chadwick, for soclal of moral regeneration. He believed there | Fopved of the gold ornaments with vhlot tnd been 3 sd In port Ji bark Virginia Dare, Deming, Monte- video, arrived Bee %4, chartered to load at Tquique Mabey tay ned Yor Balied Deo was more real reformation to be expected from the exercise of quiet, unassuming Christian charity than from all the brazen tongued philanthrophy or phi- Miscellaneous. We are indebted ta purser Babson, of the steamship Rising decorated. There were several versions given of the affair, but it is needless to say tiat there was not the slightest foundation for the story, The grave had losophy in the world, “He hed intended to have | we flightest foundation for the: likly to tere Pures | Sth from Aspinwall, for promptly forwarding our despatches Parra by bey rah Liuta (ie) cand Landsdowne, spoken about cities—about the good and the evils | wurg Commercial, Fed. 1. and files. for N York, Ic park, Be Baca for do do. within them; about their friends and their enemies; —_— Yokouama, Dec a prt a aractacus (Br), Murray, of their growth and the cause of their decay. | John J. Piper, editor of the Fivchburg Revielle, and n, of NB, was at sea Dec Dec 16, Was ce ‘Wulff, or do soon; ahd olherd Jernegat As he thought of the subject it seemed to | for many years Register of Probate and Insolvency gion 36 having takers’ mall sperm whales, making 59 bbls. _—— aud spread before him. He thought | for Worcester County, Mass., died at his residence Spo: aoe tie ne in on yatahed foe core Bis, Alecanars of all the cities he had seen and read of, | at Fitchburg, yesterday morning. ponent, (Br), Labey, NYork dots, Brave (Br), Lucas, do. ee of which played great parts inthe history of —_—_—_—“—"—_ , Su co este, eet, from Shanghae for New York, Dec 4, American Portes. at thought o of Carthage, the great contre of ite aay, ae EUROPEAN MARKETS. Ship ita ¢ Beene, Hense, from New York for Portland, | , BOSTON, Feb 4—Cieared, brig P ase Barnard, St restless, gloomy and dissatisfied. He thought he whi Otago, Miseundeke, trem Laverpoal for Akyeb Jes #, eamahip teeta wiry Li saw the grows pass through the ee Pompeii LonpoN Money MARKET. —LONDON, Feb. .5—4:30 P. eit jon oo an ch 8 Partin brig Alex ‘irkiand, id the street a riting on ie Ww! oe M.—Consol# closed at 93: for mney, and 93:4 a hip Ocean Rover, freee, = ae San Francisco for stver- i it Johns, by ty ns tag ey 5 pm an aa ak ee eee saytaine’ op Senate sees teen eae eee mee td Penip Jaa Cheston (of New m Yorks 60 days from Callao for | Below, barks reese Sentbally trom Blo Janeiro; Guilin nds tocks quiet and stedy. Liverpool, Dee 28, lat 16 58 Ital), Palermo, from the neighboring mountain, that was soon to | fijinols, 95%; Atlantic aud Great Western, 303%. | “Ship Redian a tase, trou bovien fee Sen Poatetage, den’ | ° Cleared A Herrere (iit, Havener, Cuba; schra overwhelm in lava and ashes, that future ages Panis BOURSE,—Panis, Feb. 6-—The Bourse is quiet; | 2 la: Pat 'N, 1on'40. P L Whiton, Rich, Sagon; J Pale Young, Fall Ri to come might forget the existence of their city. | rentes, 70f. asc. Ship @ M Adams, Weymouth, from Boston for Callao, Dec Salled—Bark Northwood; brigs Express, fae ‘aad M A Again there came before him Kome, the conqueror FRANKFORT Bovrse.—FRankror’, Feb. 5—Even- | ! po dat, ac. Herres tobe. He thought he heard coming from the Coli- CHARLESTON, Feb 1—Cleared, steamship Statira (Br), ip Ttaska, Tarbox, from Callao for Antwerp, Nov 90, lat seum the shouts of eighty thousand cruel voices on 38 ing.—United States five-twenty bonis closed at 805g Way, for the tasue of 1562. y Helioa, Hanson, from SundeMand for Rangoon, Nov aT Aiea brig Eva N Johnson, Johnson, Wood's Hole; dooming to death and tortrue in the arena the reb- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—LIVERPOOL, Feb, 5— Nea ee 21 Ww. y echrs N pe reas NYork; Al were Wiscas- eis against pagan worship. He saw Leo the Pope, | 4:59 p, M.—Cotton—The market cbsed easter, bat p Daniel Webster, Brown, from London for New York, | set via Ne Fork and 3 hort Who sllencedgthe mighty Attila, at whose frown ki Jag ai Int 48, lon Cleared. not quotably lower. Middling ge ae 12; ; mid- “+ | Eg ey aoe ht pEDOARTONN, Feb i cla schr Edwin ihibs Kee from Provinestown. trembied, mto awe and reveren He gg it dling Orleans, i2\;d. The sales « the ; have Green Jacket, Brough, from Calcutta for Boston, Nov fen Cook, NYork; & that Rome was the oldest fn my {he | footed up 15,000 bales. pi Lt pa for New Orleans, 9 days out, World supported not by arms, but might and eagactty of its intellect, It bow riled in Rp Re cm he MR a reg ony argon Mr. McKex, (rep.) of Ky., offerred @ resolution calling on the Secretary of War tor information as to progress made in the preparation and publication of | oficial documents relating to the rebe.lion and the Operations of the army of the United States, as pro- vided by the joint resolution of July 27, 1968, which was adopted. COLORED SCHOOLS OF WASHINGTON. Mr. BaLDwin, (rep.) of Mass., from the Committee ¢ District of Columbia, reported back the Senate bill transterring the duties of the trustees of the colored schoois of Washington aud Georgetown, which was pam YMENT OF POSTAGE, Mr. wits, ( rep.) vot Ohio, offered @ resolution instructing the Post Orice Committee to inquire into the expediency of orig = | the postal laws so as to require all mati matter to be in advance, except that now entitled by law go free, which was adopted. AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION. Mr. LAWRENCB, ) of Ohio, introduced a joint resolution in amendinent to the conatitu- tion, which was referred to the Judiciary Commitee, The article was published in the House Pi few days ago. UNITED STATES COURTS IN WRET VIRGINTA, Mr. POLSLEY, gee for , (rep.) of W. Va.. introduced a bill to r holding term of ~ District Court of ae Cae Coanttitet . Va., Which was referred to the J ‘Committee, THR ARMY acooratation BILL. * past two o'clock, went in Comme of te Wh Whole ir Ferry in the chair— on the Al ppropriation Mr. Hooran, (rep.) g Bt addressed the com- mittee on the su! finances, 3 iy to be ond be had last year offered a proviso for reduction of the army, which aia not then meet with the concurrence and approval of the House. Although the army now conteined sixty regiments, he hearts and affections of four pEivanroot, ineansrUrre eae en | wens tin rent aren tio RS Wy ae 3] gg th A or Pg Ang “ites Feb. 5.—Wheat and flour unchangel, Corn, meaty age from New York for Buenos Ayres, bs Ay Timothy Field, ‘Surinam for do; De Frank Allen, Cuba ed emselves ‘aus be came to the conclusion that he could not p— Dey quarter fot old mtzed Westers. Me swanroos, Pod. | sae iy Beatty, Ciark, from Dunkirk for Palermo, Jan | “Passed by—Steamship McClellan, from Baltimore for Bos- one more appropriate to # upon than the A 5.—Pork, 974, 6d. per bbl. for Eastern prime mess. ark Vols it, from Galveston for New York, Jan 80, Int WiACKSONYILLE, lan $8—Arrived, schrs New York, a city In which they ait ene leet Tous. od: per tierce of 404 Ibs. br Exstern prime | $410, ton 7438. r Walcobora, Se LAN Hgilen Cloment, RYO ig ML history of wh ich its citizens might nt A, hee rowt, Cheese,iée. per owt. [OF Bare Albert Waliam, Walker, from Liverpool for San Pran- G Rie Siro Strout, NYork; Nora, ‘Dow, e en proceed ¥ ". lace lat on Turner, New wen trie statement of the early odtlemene in the vad ay ps Boo on fine. Bacon, 69s. 6d. “oy Hartagn! ‘ory, from New York for Rotterdam, Jan teat alee se a0, ‘ rei ork. He gave @ succinct accoun: - my os the city and dilated with much Naren aero 5 -Avmniae rutgeatian Aeauee tak a eae | Ge tee ei on er Mmtoviden, Sem ene Api dom, oy upon the quarrels Between the Dutchmen and ee Se, ee et eee Blawel, trom Yarmouth (?) for New York, van 19, lat hee, So ot Seca, oven he Turasher, Taunton for | ee ragntat, owners of Manhattan, having XDON PRODUCE MARKET.—L&poN, Feb. 5— | itt istenta, Henry, from Liverpool for Galveston, Jen = lange, Miller, New Orleane honorably parehased. it, from ‘ihe rea’ tnaiang | 420%; M-—Spinits petroleum, sfd. por agillon. | yy tai, ton'h ye 7 ag hea Souls ache Wary Rankin; Mall, Boston | for twenty-four dollars, He alluded to the outburst poor k eg 8 at he a aids 1G DMGh Park, #8 days from New York for Hamburg, Jan | for Richmind. © Of the Reformation in England and of the tatentions | jena uli wt Sekt int alan tee Feb. 6—FOtre | Me iedaliy Drove, Mathews, from Porlland, Oregon, for b of Cromwell to sustain the Péritens here; of the | lum dull, at 68%f. for standard white, New Gort. Dec “Firat $830 Wy ion Typ 90. wholesale measures adopted by Charles [1.; of the Brg Peron t | Palermo for New York, Jan 4, off Ali- weak efforts of Tames IL, ahd referred sarcas- tically to the Governors sent out here bat EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. of Queen Anne, He cited several eral ot | pena sncenthostizatay orig f the Felgn ore ton 9 W, the old ordinances which prevailed and were | | QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 6. ‘The Royal Mall Mail seaman Bie Duets Tiss, trom Beceem § 40 stricdy observed in the early settiements | J8Va, Captain Lott, which sailed York ph ay Wt ete at yy the Church, At that period no less than one- a 21, arrived ‘at this port at elven oclock This | Barvados, Jan 12, lat 25 44, arta of the city of New Amsterdam was rning. P ae OS Pg pea | were the mn now @ plea- ‘a st NT Ww) jan a0; fant refiection that New pes bad a, n | Captain Meter, or WAICN sailed free beer Tone January spin vere Callao; ables 2, Phila- no one could say steadily advancing in aoe that naw. ( her. there was fear of pg tg invasion ltizens tarned out and be- to build a deep ditch, the site of which is now Secupte by Wall street. After enumerating many in connection with the = 3, arrives ‘at this port at half-past reo o'ciogs this ; Alexander, wyorts ht atl do ya ire Wrtst ean "aeerhe be Pe Aein ‘and UT emmy, Whiting, for ing reminiscences istory of the city, the lecturer tr prooreded to neeein ty Jan pipenal ‘bark Magdstena, be that New York ‘wan great ptaye4 Almanac rey New Yeorke=-This Day. mai nat, 4 Flat, abig Moloch, Hawthorn, Key Weat pee eran hi bt mati g J} — Sun 7 05 | Moo E 814 sehr Bul Desens Glen Ghent Nor were those virtues haracter, rises . oon ris .morn vat ey ere ge ea Chia, the sie, Tak | S88 A 5.28 | High wae cove 448 "Foren ta ety aetnee Heat, Row that never faltersa, ity that never va hand. wee ta Georg, ‘Artima anny saarangab; Frethandes, reoiing The Ley eet e New York a Weather Along the Cast. M Jen ah tore ‘Minmatuetb, Christopher, jangerous. were Pauwany 6—9 6. M. 8 York via Newport. Wea)thier still and the were agrenas, | Political economy would not this, for ious asonnanvs, irived Watcha, Outre, San Fran alone could do so, The true want "and. penury ‘vers ts ‘ie city. wi “Fortean te ete Satta, Regen Denver New pa Eg a ais aes Banogroy a Jan it Aarrived, Marie (, Natio, New OF pi Ma Ms Yes beneve ay at Spe ST Charity did’ more than thec ot sata abi, Dark Argan (Bp, Bp arcus, rom = “Christian charity, Cher ~ Cigna on Havre; 18h, that could save New ae By — an eloquent address amid loud Soplause” Verena, eore ge fork ; sea The jt Rev. Bishop Coxe, of the diocese of Pont or NEW YORK, Fronren 1869, Rg: AB Western New York, on Thursday evening, delivered owner i oo a stad pak ‘ the second lecture of the Vassar Foundation iy i ren Herald Packages, the stadents of Vassar Sone bation at Poughkeepsie, His Captains and Pursors of Vessels arriviog at this port will Vy alied, abip Geo H ens dani subject was ‘The Old Evgis! well, CALLAO, Doo megan ship Gen Berry, Lovensaler, Mo J. HENBY WaGol Manage. | Y \iscwnipersees PERILS cas ESCAPES ADVENTURES, PERILS AND ESCAPES ADVENTURES, PERILS AND ESCAPES ADVENTURES, PERILS AND ESCAPES ADVENTURES, PERILS AND ESCAPES ADVENTURES, PERILS AND ESCAPES or ©. & BELL, THE GREAT UNION scoUT, ©. 8 BELL, THE GREAT UNION SCOUT, ©. 8 BELL, THE GREAT UNION SCOUT, ©. & BELL, THE GREAT UNION SCOUT, ©. 8 BELL, THE GREAT UNION scour, ©. & BELL, THE GREAT UNION SCOUT, n In THE NEW YORK LEDGER, THE NEW YORK LEDGER. THE NEW YORK LEDGER, THE NEW YORK LEDGER. THE NEW YORK LEDGER. THE NEW YORK LEDGER., In the next number of the LEDGER, which will be on Monday, at 12 o'clock, we | we shall commence the publie cation of an interesting series of articles, being the ade ventures, perils and eacapes of CO. 8. Bell, the great Union scout of the North Mississippi, Mr. Belbh was known, during the war, to a o a large number of our promi¢ nent generals for the valuable and extraordinary servi which he performed, and he has letters of the highest com: mendation from many of them. As a scout he entered ( Southern camps and was taken into the very counsels off many of the Contederate leaders, obtaining valuable ine formation for our generals, while he had concealed in ono| of the metallic buttons of his Confederate niform a small plece of. paper, which, had it be it been discovered, would ba caused bim to be instantly put to death. The follo is the wording of the piece of paper refemed to, in the well known handwriting of General Grant:—“C. 8, BELL¢ 18 A UNION SCOUT.-U. S. 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