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WASHINGTON. NEW NIAGARA SHTP CANAL BILL PROPOSER (X THIE SRS ATE—GOLD MEDAL FOR MR. PEABODY—THE ROUSE KKFERS TO THE FOREIGN COMMITTEE A RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY WITH THE FENIANS—SOUTHERN BEBTORS AND NORTHERN CREDITORS—FISANCIAL PROPOSITIONS —COWAN RENOMINATED FOR THE AUSTRIAN MISSION— IMPEACHMEST—JOUN JAY KXOX DEPUTY CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. o 1 TELECRAFA TO THE TRIBUNE. WASHINGTON, Friday, March 8, 1867, 1n the Senate to-day very little business was trans- acted. M. Chandler introduced a new Niagara Ship Canal Bill. It differs from the one defeated last pession, in providing for a Government work, instead of chartoring corporation. The entire work is to be dooe at Government expense, and when completed, the canal is to be free to the navigation of the world. he bill was referred to the Committeo on Com- wmerce. The resolution of thanks to Mr. Peabody passed withont much debate, with only two wvotes in the negative. About an hour was consumed in discassing Mr. Wilson's resolution to prohibit the wale o use of intoxicating liquors in the Capitol, and it waa finally referred by 22 to 21 votes to the Com- mittee on Public Buillings and Grounds. In the course of the debate Mr. Wilson said he thonght it time to put a stop to the disgraceful scenes witnessed in the Senate chawbor during the last scesion, theugh less daring the last than during prev fous ses- glons. A proposition was made to adjourn over nutil Monday. but it was defeated, and its defeat may be regarded as a determination on the part of the Senate 40 close the session as speedily as possible, and take & mach longer recess than the House proposes. They would not have agreed to meet to-morrow, but they desired to be iu session to receive and act upon nowi- mations from the President to fill the great number jes occasioned by the rejections of last ses- of vacan siou. ‘e Flonse remained in session for only a couple of hours to-day. Nothing of impertance was done. Price tried, for the sccond time, to have passed a foiut resolution authorizing the Secretary of the Treasnry to nse any amonnt of money in the Treas- ary, in “excess of $70.000,000, for the redemption of somponnd interest nofes falling due. The House re- €used 1o consider the proposition, and Mr. Price will have time to take breath before he introduces it azain. Mr. Robinson of Brooklyn, introduced a pesolution providing for the sale of surplus zold in the Treasury, and authorizing the receipt of legal t nder aotes at par for duties on imports. s was ordered €o be printed, which is the end of i Fernando | Wood's buncombe resolution, sympathizing with Lre- | fand, was placed in the care of Gen. Banks, and sent to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Stevens tried 1o have the Committee on Reconstruetion revived, but failed, « nnmber of Republicans voting against the measure. [t was necossary for asuspension of the rules to consider the resolntion, and two-thirds conld not be ebtained in favor of a suspension. The vote showed, fiowever, that hereafter the Committee will be re wived. Butler's proposition, providing for the pay gment of certain debts due by debtors in the Southern Btates, to ereditors in the Nortbern States, which Dind beeu soquestercd and confiscated by a Rebel | Congress, was passed without opposition. The President to-day Teturned to the Senate the name of Senator Cowan as Minister to Austria. His pomination was not rejectod, but laid on the table. ¥lis friends assert that he can be confirmed. Those | avho are opposcd to him are very confident that he | will be rejected. The name of Gen. Bartlett was also sent to the Senate as Minister to Stocklolm. | 1lis nomination, too, was not acted on defivitely before the last Congress expired. Senator Sumner, Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, will oppose his confirmation. The Hounse Judiciary Com- mittee met this morningand organized. They intend 2o proceed to the impeachment fuvestigation during the recess. The new members of the Committee, Messrs. Eldridge (Dem., Wis.), Marshall (Dem., TIL), and ChurcLill (Rep. Y.), were advised of all the evidence iu the possession of the Committee bearing apon impeachment. There is a mass of this evidence taken, und the new members of the Committes will have to post themselves in regard to it before an, thing is doue. The old Committee examind o oumber of witiesses. to ascertain whether there was un orgunized conspitacy on the part of the people to | cesist any attempt on the part of Congresstoim- | peach the President. No evidence, however, was | elicited going to show that any such organization | existed. The President to-day sent to the Senate a large | wumber of uominations for various kinds of offices, | Many of those which remained unacted upon when | the last Congress closed have been again commmni- | for confinnation. As there are at least 500 | cated «acancics, the rush of office-seekers is unusually | 5 great. The President’s house and the lobbics of | (he Senate are crowded with importunate expecte | ¢ ants seeking influence to help their cause. The President is now busily engaged in making mew nominations for theloffices vacated by the refus- -al of the Senate to confirm. The new appo intments are generally made on Republican nominations, and «uite s namber of names were sent from the Depart- ment yesterday to the White Honse to be acted ou at «he Cabinct meeting to-morrow. The House Committee on Elections to-day had | awnder consideration the Ohio coutested clection | ease of Delano against Gen, Morgan, and decided to give the former 7 days to take testimony and pre- pare his ease. In the Maryland contested clection &ase of Stewart aganst Phelps, they allowed the Cormer 60 days to take testimony. In the Colorado contested election case, Monday pext is set down to hear the arguments as to who shall have the seat | during the contest. | | | Tt is said the President docs not approve the selec- tion of Gens. ield, Sickles, Sheridan, and Thomas a3 four of the commanders of the military distriets, wnder the new law. He favors, it is said, Gens. Meade and Haveoek, and will be ndvised by Gen. Grant in the selection of the remaining three. Gen. | Ord wili doubtless be one of them. There are u num- ber of members of the Virginia Legislature, and other prominent eitizens, here in consultation with the President and Congressmen regarding the best means of carrying out the provisions of the Rocon- siruction act. Mr. Johin Jay Knox, clerk in ebiarge of thie mint and coinage correspondence of the Treasury Department, -was to-day appoiuted Deputy Controllerof the Cur eency in place of I R. Hurlbuid, who was recently ‘commissioned as Controller of the Currency. Representative Covode’s xesolution, offercd in cageus, for a Special Commiitee of thirteen, to which e desired the impeachment question referred, was drawn up by himself, to be offered iu open Touse on Monday ; bat no opportanity occurred for him to do so. It was slown in caucuns to Gen, Butler and wotbers. The fact that the General was seon to hand 41 back 1o Covode, after reading it, led to the erro- ueous idea that it was prepared by Butler. A thoroughly Radical daily newspaper, to be called e New-Orleans Republican, is to be started in that city on the 25th inst, the prospectus of which has Jrist been issued. The projectors and ohjects of the enterprise ave indorsed in this city by Gens. Butler, B ks, Howard, and Logan, and Messrs. Wade, Steveus, Shellabarger, and Colfax. The paper will e sopresented in Washington by expericne-d cor- wespoudents. The amount of stock already sub- weribed is said to reach $250,600, - Felix Weed and Thurlow McClosky are in town eain, and the New-York Naval Offico is still an ahjeet of their solicitude. It has been decided by exaet obscrvers that theso aro five species in Congress, namely: The Rudicals; the Couservatives: the Demoerats; the Copperheads, aud Thomas E. Stewart, Raymond's HUCCEASOT. The receipts from eustoms, at the ports Lelow wamed, from Feh. 25t the 25th, were us follows: Bos- won, §211,521 23; Philadelphin, $122,138 84; Baltimore, $101,412 95; New-Orleans, from Feb. 16 to the 24, $112,775 16; Ban Francisco, from Jan. 27 to the Sst, #5780 5. The returns from New-York City have wob yetb been received. Tho mew Internal Reveaue law reqnires all ine spectors 1o give bonds in the sum of $5,000. Any in- | Grimes (Bep., lowa) aud ! 1[:5u:-rn i the Capi missioner by April 1 will bedeomed to have vacated his office. The decree of the United States Court sustaining the validity of Cammins's and Goody patents for Tluded to in dispatches on this city, and not Rich- mond, Va., as published. o —— XL1it CONGRESS—IiRsr Sessiox. KY TELRGRAPH TO THE TRIGUNE. BENATE INGTON, March 8, 1567, ITTIONS. Mr. THAYER (Rep., Nebraska) presented the memoriai of the Nebraska Legisinture for the ereetion of a bridge across the Platte River, in continuation of the military road from Platte River to the Kansns, Also scveral joint resolutions and memorials for mail routes, ete., all of Wwhich were spropr Mr. HOWE (I vg‘, Wi of the Wisconsin Legis ng Senators from that State to vote for aid to the North Pacific I rl-lll}. erred to the Committee on the Pacfic Rail- road. y referred. joint resolntions NEW-YORK DALY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1867 ) reciting the facts of the confisoation hy the Confederate Hiates of dabta due to the inlabitants of the Southern States to loyat citizens of the payment of over half o mit- lars proceeding from. such confiscation to the Citizens’ Bank of Rew-Orleaws, the seizure by the G cral commanding the United States Aray of the Gudf the imlanee remaining of that fad (5219,000, and the pay- ment of that amount into the Tysamury, and providing for a Commission to hear and determine elaims of Northern creditors to shares of that swm, aud to distribute the sutne rateably. Afler somo disen BUTL [l Lof the CORE U that the measure 1y Mr., RATUM (izen, spenses of the Com miission hiall e paid out of the fund. The joimt reselution ‘ ON (Tiep., Towa), s chairmanof the Judicd Committee, offered a resolution calling on the Secre of War to furmsl ¢ scized or tak n in which Mr. A e entive s und Zucaries, which was adopted. GOVERNMENT FUNDS, Mr. ROBINSON (Dem., N, Y.) asked leave to introduce a joint resolution anthorizing the Sceretary of the PRINTING THE REVENUE LAWS, Mr. ANTHONY (Rep., R. 1), from the Committee on Printing, reported a resolitivi to print 3,000 copies of ¢ isting revenue kiws, with index and margival refercnc FPassed. S IN THE DISTRICT. Mr. WILSON introduced a bill granting 1,000,000 neres of piblic land for the henefit of public schools in the Dis- trict of Columbia, which was referred to the Committee on Public Land THE NEW ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. Mr. Ramsey (Rep., Minn.) introduced a bill authorizing the Atlantic’ Telegraph Compauy of New-York to muk soundings on the Atlantic Coast, and lay a cable, and fablish telegraphic comnnunication with Europe’ v ¢ Bermudas and Azores, which was referred to the Commit- tce on Post Offices and Post Roads. NATIONAL MILITARY ASYLUM. Mr. WILSON ll&\{ . Mass.) introduced a bill to amend the eharter of the National Asylum for Disabled Soldicrs and Sailors by allowing Members of Congress to serve as directors. Passed. PRINTING THE WOOL TARIFF BILL. Md.) introduced a jomng resolu- 000 copies of the bill to increase s passed. E BANKKUPT BILL. 4 TAMS (Rep., un-t:«m introduced a_joint reso ing the Bankrupt bill of last session applicable and in foree in the Territories of tho United States. Re ferred to the Judieiary Comnmnittee. THE INDIAN WAR, Mr. HENDERSON (Fop, Mo) offered a resolution call ing upon the Secretary of War to communicate to the S ate whether an armed expedition has been sent against the Tndians in the Western Territories, and it 50, under what order and against what tribes to proceed. DISTRICT BILL. PUBLIC SCHOC Treasury to kell surplus gold and receive legal tenders at par for duties, Mr. HOOPER (Rep., Mass.) ohjected. Leave was givea to have it priuted. The bill is as foliows: Whereas, A veturn to specie payments, or soch gn ap- proximation thereto as niny wost conduce to the subatan- tial Interests of the nation, s mch to bo desired, andj ereas, So long w Lie duties on focolgn Impoctatons 1 %o ber pand txcluively’ in coln, the. speouli: t commodity have it in their power to control its nomiml price, while keeping 1t far above its Jegitimate value by alteruately depressing and advaneing its quotation on the maiket, to render uncertain and un- stable standard investments, ns well ag the price of labor and the cost of u"':f' to the great Injury of the business of our Natiowsl secul of the I‘OIIXI'.I'{ an Now, terefore, for tho purpose of restricting tho. evil refarred tor and s FA us possible Testraming further unwargant- able speculations and gold gambling, be it Kesolved, That the Seeretary of the Treasury beand is herehy authorized to sell and dispose ofsuch amounts of surphis coin n the Treasury of the United States, after roscrving a sufficiency to pay the fiterest on tho gold- bearing securitics of the Government durlng the current venr, as may be deemed.adelsable, and to make such sale uud disposition at such time or times, place or places, and upon such notice, as he may think hest; and farther, that the Collector of Customs, actiug under the anthority of the Secrctary of the Treasury, and upon such notice as he shall direct, shall be empowered and authorized to re- cefve such proportion not exceeding one-half of all datics lested, or to be levied, legal tender currency of the United States at ‘pur, the balance remaining beyond the amount so specified to be payable in coin as heretofore. NORTHEKN PACIFIC RAILROAD Mr. COBR (Rep., Mass,) presented o it resolution of the Wiscousin Leglalature, asking for an appropriation in Mr. MORRILL introduced a bill to amend and simplity the acts in relation to the Metropolitan Police of the Dis trict. Mr. Morrill introduced a joint resolution appropri ating 815,000 for the relief of fréedmen and destitute col- ored people of the District. A similar resolution passed 1he Senate dnriug the last sessfon but fajled in the House, not acted upon. The resolution was passed. GULD MEDAL T0 GEORGE PEABODY. Mass.) ealled up the resolution of v for his munificent liberalt 1 {onal purposes in the Sout mong the whole people without any other distinetion except necds and opportunities for nscful ness, and directing the President to_cause a gold medal to be struck and presented to Mr. Peabody {n the Mr. Sumner spoke brie on, paying & high tribute ¢ of Mr. Peabody. N (Dem., Md.) was glad of an opportunity | Peabody as a gont or was Mr. JO to express his high opiaion of Mr. wan he had known for %y Awerican eitizensbip at hou entitled to the nation’ Mr. TIPTON (e r., Neb.) sal for this resolution ke would the position of the donor during our national troubles. He conld ot vote the honors of the Scuate to Mr. Pea body, who had done no more than any of his constituents, who had dox as they were able for the cause of education. A the grant, it was for local and not for hational purposes. He thought it was for the local Lesis Jatures, nut (r Congress, 1o express thelr thanks. donation was not like the bequest of Smithson, for a v (Dom., Pa.) said Mr. Peabody, lhmli_"h l ¢ tional fnstitution. Mr. BUCKALEW a native of this country, hought there was no wnalogy Teabody and that of one give money aequl 1uight be as to the propriety tiom, be (Buekalew) should regard i1t failed to receive an ulmost unanimous consent of the WART (Rep.. Nev.) hoped the resolution wi 1y in Lavor of it. o pton (Rep., A Lriish werchant, Detseen the case Mr. ST e adopted, and spoke The resolution was 8, 2; Mesars, ) u the nega- LIQUOR IN THE CAPIFOL. s d up the resolution to Capitol. resolution ale of liguors. 1o thought they rom dolng so. ittee Homuos of | . K gerign. To speuk Qisgraceinl seems witnessed | e, bt Jess this last session than rituons guors in the t he th ) Mr. (Dem., Md) tho onght 10 go no farther than to proli 1t Scnntors wished to briug iguor I sl Mr. Wils » had been here never known the Committee Roots of the Senate to be Mr, FESSENT ., Me) said there was a rule of the Senste, twenty years ago, prohibiting the sale of b, o onn the adyncent grounds. This He was in faver of enforcing it ors of the Sei id some of the Anfortunately,per n sometines Arank too mueh; Hit he officers of the Senate. riunbull had uever been in rule should be enfo That some of the of Senators, used iquo Laps, some of th dented that liquor wiss sold 1y Mr, WILSON asked if M, the Hole in the Wall Mr. TRUMBULL ever, that it had b Mr. WILSO! aid he had not. He underztood, how- room of an a burroom. atter too far, or | tter not pus 56 o scrutiny into ity Kansas) snid there might have heen a gre tior in the Capitol, but in the six years he had boen here hie Wi never seen it Mr. GRIMES (Rep., Tow marks of Mr. Wilson, to y Quring whien he had been Cliatrman of a ¢ had never seen lquor introduced futo any committe rooin of which he had Hmniu» Mr. ANTHON du—;{-., B. 1) doubted it there eonld be found any where u body of cultivated men as large as Con: gless amiong whom were 50 few addicted to Intcmper- ance. Mr. HENDRIC , Tul) was in favor of the measure if it was I ar Tie knew of uo lquor being kwll in any cowmittee-roomw with which he had anything 1o do. Mr. SHHERMAN (Rep., OLio) moved to strike ont the provision, * that any person vi the provisions of Lhls resolution shall be summarily dismissed from office.” Mr. SHERMAN said this would refi sadd it would not. It ouly referr Houses, (De to offi- L, Py moved to refer the reso- Mr. BUCK blie Buildings and Groo lution o the ¢ The motlon prevailed Dewoctats, italic; Jo Anthony, Rlelcalow, Caineron, Chandler, LITTLE, Cole, ler, D Coukting, ~ Towe, NAYS, Cattei, Frelinghuyscudorrill, e, Pomeroy, DIXON, Harl; Morrill, (VL) Bumne Drake, Henderson, Morton, Hendricks, Patterson(NH)Vipion, PATTERSON(TuWilson, Yates—21. 8o the resolution was refe NIAGAKA SHIF CANAL, Mich.) introduced a bill for the al around the ¥ agari, eIy, Fesscnden, Morgan, THE ALY, NMENT. ‘The bili to reauucx Ale. istrict of Colum- bia wu At 2 ljourned until to-morrow. HOUSE OF REPRI CONTESTED ELKC Mr. DAWES (Rep., Mase.), from tions, reported resolutions extendin testimony in the contested_electio and Mr. Morgan, of the XI1Tth Congressional Distric: of Ohio, and Messrs. Stewart and Phelps of the IT1¢ Caugressional Distriet of Marsland, the former 7 aud the latter 60 days, which was adopted. SYMPATHY WITH IRFLAND. Mr. WOOD (Dem., N. X.) asked loave to offer the fol lowing resolution Tesalred, That this House estends its sympathy to the people of Irelaud in their pending struggle for Constitu tional diberty. If the despotic Governments of Europe shall be allowed to establish monarchial institutions fn 4, 80 ehould the United $tates foster and prowote xtension of republican institutions in Europe. ed, and there being atready pending since yesterday a motion to suspend the rules, Mr. Wood was prevented makiug a similar motion. COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, The motion to suspend the rules ¢ yesterday by Mr, Price, to enable him to introduce a joint resolution to ‘ll]l Iy the surplus (uuds in the Treasury, over §70,000,000, to redemwption of compound interest wotes, came up. « Nays, #6. o two-thirds not votiug by tellers, and resulted: Y s i the affirmati Tules were not saspended. ADJOURNMENT TO MONDAY. On motion of Mr. FAENSWORTH (Rep Aered that when the House adjourn to-duy 1 meet on Monday next: THE PARIS EXPOSITION, On motion of Mr, BANKS (Rep., Mass.), tle Howse pro cecded to the businoss on the Speaker's table, as bhllows: The Benate jolut resolution appropriating $50,00 addi- tional to enable the peoplef the United States topartici- ate in the advantages of the Parls Exposition of 1867, wing the bill as passe by the House Jast Moncay, but which failed frorn Want of time to act on it in the Senate. r. LAWRENCE (Liep., Olilo) moved to lay it on the table, which was negatived. The jomt resolution was then passed. FOX AND WISCONNIN KIVERS. The Senate joint resolution extending for five geirs the time for completing the luprovement for the Fos aad Wisconsin Rivers, Mr. EGGLY the time for taking scs of Mr. Delane the Mr. BROOMALL (Rep., Pa.) ol [Z3 s Lie, 1L), 1 was or. agjonrn to Ohio) moved to refer it to the ol Dl negatived resolution then passe The yoint spector, except those westiof dhe Mipsissippi, who ooy uot Gile o satisfaction boud with the Com BOUTHERN DLLTS. Mr, BUTLER (Rep., Mass.) introduced o foint resolution ! had, throv | sideration aid of the construction of the Northern Pacific Rallway. SYMPATIY FOR THE FENIAKS. Mr. WOOD (Dem., N. Y.) moved to suspend the rules that he might introduce his joint resolution expressing sympathy for the people of Ireland (given in the early portion of this report). The rules were suspended in & vote of 103 Yeas to 1y Naye, and the joint resolution was introduced. Mr. BANKS (Re; ass) asked Mr. Wood to have tho joint resolution referred to the Committes on Foreim Affs s, stating that e would move for the bmucdiaie ointment of that Comuitteo. Mr. WOOD expressed his regret that he could not assent to that proposition. It was @ simple resolution cxpressive of sympathy for the people of Ireland, and he heheved the House was prepared to act upon it now, e moved the previous question. The House refused to md the previous question in a vote of 33 Yeas to 88 Nays, whereupon Mr. BROOKS woved to refer the resolution to the Committce on For- eign Affalrs when appointed. Mr. WOOD sald he had no objectiou to the latter part of the resolution being so referred. Mr. STEVENK (Rejp., ) and others demanded that of it should be referred. aked expression of sympathy for Treland amounted to very little. There ot § merber of the Houso who did not 0 Cman from News ther ques- that sentiment s strongly as the gen York; but the resolution was coupled with tion: e the interest the country, and which should be cousidered by the Commitice o Forelgn Af- fajrs. He shonld ask the House to consent to the immne- diate appointment of thit Comittec by the 8peaker., The question on referring the resolution to the Con- mittee on Forefgn Affairs was taken by Yeas and Nays, avd resulted in Yeas, 98; Nays, 39, So the resoluflon was referred, wapon offered the following resols W view of events transpir jer of the United States, it is ANKS ther f, t S ted by worelgn relations of 1) M:. o 8, n offering the resoluth had reciats; Dbefore the F { Lords o Enghw Conte iy, lishment of an Ewpire tu t British 4 .0, in which Wt hereafter surp ot England herself, or might cqual the v er this utes, ¢ Tm bt woll sald by 118 i 1y 1o thiat of Russta. The Leglel t ested i1 the movement than any ot I its Comtitiee on Pederal Kelation A report adyerse 1o that rrnj.u. which report he ask to have read to the Howse, The staze lito s bill haed passcd 10 the House of Lords w portant of any of the stuges thiough w nasmueh as allits funda Aid not don ok with intense solicitude upon the svement in the British Provinees, fishment of an K. s, o frumed ws Lo conl it not fail to haye bn the {ufluence and He t future a materind, power over tl ELDRIDGE (1 o protesting | hen Cor I o Livd Just 1t sermed 1 laced mnder military rul im that our rer much more foree and effect if we wer Dl the Bepublic restored, and until the 1ol from the despotic pule under which the law Congress had placed Lo, “Fhe report of the Committee on Fede the Maiue aving been v . saul that it w 1 this time 10 present protest sderation of the British ¥ on Forelgn sted so thut auy nstrictions of t of the House might find feh it mught be refern A NE fr. Banks whether the only actio merely a protest, and whether h it as within the realm of Possibility that Congress would do anything more than that, even if 50 mnch. Mr. BANKS replied that he 14 not contemplate any 11..~,‘.|vwm.x cut of & Com- 1 Relation M N exp: an ap) Mr. meinbers of the Ho for the appointment of the Connittee on Forcls r wis for the olntment of oth Ton d 1t seemed to him th 15 Was ToW 1o vote for the nent of t o Foreign Relations, it might as well follow tht nt ] the standing Committees of the Honse. ertalnly could not ko Iy - test in this matter. He was sure th own StKe (Maine) did not contemplate, 5o far ns it was interestad, and it was more mtercsted in this matter than any other, avythivg more on the part of Congress than a pn- teat in a respectful way. He should be quite willing o vote for that drafted by the late Chairman of the Con- mittee, without sending the matter toa standing Cou mittee. He hoped the wotion to appoint a Coumitiee o1 Forcign Affairs would not preva t pssible that within o Mr. BANKS safd it weeks ( m until October, o1 s De a8 1o be_submifted, only to the , but to the people ¢ British Proyiuces, and it was proper that Congres 1 hiave at least an organized Comuiitioe, with pe tho bearing of [ il wit uight be fu favor of me i Whether it might call for more decided of Congress, At was but right that the tr know the full effcct of the measure, He moved the pre- Vious question on the adoption of the resolution, The previous question was seconded, and unle operation the resolution was adopted. THE RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE, Mr. STEVENS (Rep., Pa.) moved to suspend the reles, that he might futroduce o joint resolution reapjoining the Committee of Fifteen on Keconstruet Rejected by @ vote of Yeas, 57; Nays, 50. 8o, two-thirdsnd voting affirmatively, the rules were not suspended. The follow- ing is the vote in detail: Republicans, romax Demo- erats, italic ; Johusonites, small caps. tho part y should YEAS, Koon! Behends, Tawrence (0.) Seoficl, Lincoln, Shank, Baldwin, shellakrger, Lanks, Spalding, Beaman, Taffe, 3 Trowbrilge, Eliot, Upson, Vin Hor(NY) :'nn Wy ok, Ward, Washibury(Wi) Washibura(Ms) Welker, Willians Pa.) Moorehead, Morrell, election case of Burch (Dem.) agatnst Van Horn (Rep.) of e 3. lssouri. AV extimiafes b appropritions for fulfilling treaty stipn. 11008 with the Shiawnees, Al Jetter from tie Soesetary of the Treasury trans- venue law, prepared i : 1466, | mittiog " meneral customs compliawes WIth the resol 1y 2, re pending amend mes't 40 vlen appointed, cuins " House 4 2j o'cloek adjal Pendiy ned I Mo ELECTION ENCE INTELLIC -— UISTER TOWN ELIC BT TXLRGKAPN 70 THE TRIWONK. Povcukkessie, March 8.~The following election returns are reseived from Ulster Connty : Plattekill— Thad. Hait, Republican, eleeted Supervizor; no op- over Schoonmaker, Rep., by 51 maj, The Republi- Wiillams @ndy Wilson (lewa) Wilson (OMo), ke, Chureh!l, Clark (Ohio), Hopkins, Clarke (Kan:) Hubb'd (Towa) Pol Wilson (Pea.), Cobb, Hun Polsley, Windom Cobuin, Julian, Price, Woodbridge — Cook, Kitehon, Bawyer, [ NAYS, Archer, Griswold, Marshall, Pruyn, Ashiey (Nev.), Huight, Marvin, Raum, Baker, Harding, MeCullough, Robertson, Larnes, Hubb'd (W.V.) Morgan, Kobinson, Boyer, Ihumphrey, — Morrisscy, — Jioss, Lrooks, Ingersoll, Ahangen, Sitgraves, Brr, udd, Niblack, Bmiith, Kerr, Nicholson, STEWART, Ketcham, — Noell Tabe, Lafliu, Thel, V'nllorn (Mo} Lawrence (Pa)lil Van Trump, Loan Poweroy, Woed—50. Glossbrenner, ;:;lfl DUTIES Mr. ELIOT (Rep., Mass.) introduced a joint resolution to nuthorize the refunding of diseriminating duties cx- acted on merchandise imported from the Hewailan Is- 1aud, singe Feb. 1, lrfl. Iaoynml the amount payable on nited St vessels and eargoes. “er an. :‘:plwuu:m' from Mr. il,llo‘l‘. 'fi"’.‘ ‘w{nnhlu red that the Joint resolution only applied to two in- e hotit #5000, abd the other for about $2,400, the Joint resolution was passe CONTESTED ELKCTI The BPEAKLL Proseutled the vave: IMPORTS FROM HAWATL (o $he cantested s eloet the Colleetor by 71 major Kingston— Eitinge, Republican,” elected Supervisor: the halanee of the ticket is Democratic. Rosemdalo— Tic on Supervisor ; Democrat appointed by the Bourd. Lloyd—Democratic Su; rem.m— and Town Clork, with Republican Justice of the Peaee, Com- inissioners of Highways, and all other town officers, Democratic Supervisors are eleeted il’ianuninm Rochester, Shandaken, Saugerties, and Shawangank. Republican Supervisors are elected in the tewns of Esopus, Marbletown, Hurley and Woodstock. The i;lt":: ml‘ioud will contain 12 Democsats and 7 Repub- | NEWBURGH CHARTER FEFECTION, At Newhurgh, the Republicans elected every man on their ticket, Doth ward and city, except ono Su- E-rvupr,v(:ollecmr Lyon getting 58 majority ever mw:lncln, tl)e‘::.uu.:mlz u?nd 'I‘remm{ sf:“ m.-:l-iving najority over ler, Democra 13 a haw Brpum gain, i NEW-YORK TOWN ELECTIONS. The following is a comparative exhibit of the resalt of the Town Mcetings held thus far this Spring, w0 far as we have complote returns : — 1867 — 1866 Dem.. iep. m. 2 13 1} 5 4 3 A » 5 L3 13 | 4 6 i . 5 " 7 u i w0 o o n 5 5 6 a 16 8 6 1 4 20 18 1 8 2 8 " z 1 o 1 “ n 1 18] 1 4 8 £ u 6 2 P 1 n ‘4 73 4 1 ‘4 3 7 0 i 3 q 170 08 1M Jhthine > NEW-HAMPSHIRE. The following is the canvass of the State for Gov- etnor as it has been returned to the office of the Re- publican State Committee by the Clubs: Walter Iluriman (Rep. Jolm G. Sinelair (Dein. Doubtiul . By these fizmres, dividing the doubtful equally, as has been done in former years, HarHmais Jing majority, A few towns have uot returned their can- Vass, when teturned the figures will not be ma- tenally changed. There are about 2,000 votes on each side that have not been refurne The Concord Monitor says that the canvass shows a Republican victory to be'a certainty, aud by hand- some figures, "KE JANS ESTATE, o —— 7o the Faitor of The N. Y. Tribune. Sz Great pumbers of persons thronghont the United Btates are, or believe themselyes to be, heirs of Jans, and have been led to tudulgo the hope that they have a legal claim to the real cstate owned by Triuity Church, Many of those supposed heirs seem to think that the cofporation wforsvd to will recognize their clalts hy of « The inciosed correspond- ence jwill inform all sueh partics that money pald to Wnwyers under any stch expectation will be pald in vain. We Say to all, don't throw away yonr m L attempt- attack a title which is wavilner, w-York, Marel: 8, 1867, JOUN LIVINGETON, The correspondence referred to—for which we have uot space—is a letter from N, V. Bennett of Minnesota, to John Liviogston, in which the writer claims to be an helr 10 the Jans estate, and asks concerning the reported com- promise between the Trinity Church trustecs and those who clalm to be heirs of the estate (n question. Mr. Liv ingaton asks of the trustecs 1 blo him to reply to Mr. Bennett, to wh the trustees, replies: “Trinity Chureh docs not int ke any compromise with the heirs of Anneke Jans." —_— THE ANN. TE OF TEADE. ———— THE §TA Barvivonn, Mareh §.~Cotton—The market s du'l a Low Middiing; Middling Uplands unchanged. Nagar fim ot 10 fur 4 Ke Whe't—Sales of Wisier Rad, Flour stelr P yivanis e White Corn, #1603 , Wirge, Clover i v New ik, #2152 Bulk for Weatern. Whisky dall v dall, bt firm. W [ t st #l Dressest Hogs closed buoracy Wheat, 450 ecntals; Osts, 500 ar bushels. BLipwents—Fioar, 6,00 Lull ; Wiieat, , 1,300 iders £77a in thelr views and RED wnd and advanced o o forer Ioowe ; Clear, 10, for Dressed Hogs are in Testricted; sale s o, March 8.—Provistons dull, and v wnd. W Winter snd fresh 1 WU k1 0y for Winter. ( ranced }ir2e. on vesterday s pric B asles of No. 1 at The@T9je. " tlosing At Toie. for ¥o. 1. Oty quict and closed stoady | 'Amber Wintes. $5%e. for freas receipts of No. 3 in store. Rre stends aid ua elpta—Flour, & Flour, 3,000 b 1540 bush | bble; Wheat, 4,300 ceatals, Ketra State. Whea ‘oru—Xew Toledo sarce n the track; old Unmixed We ern was hekd at 0. per bushel, o Oats, live, Highwivas and Fiarley aro dall wioal. Meary Mess Pork quiet aud beld at $21 90, L, 13 Savaxxam, M ol b 8.~Cotton nominal st 2d%e. for Midiling; more it Aveora, Marel W Cros, March Tarpentise b at 69 San Frascisco, Maich §.— Tenders, T aales 172 bhds. at $10 Wheat—$2 8 fo Rol. e. Mcsa Pork #21. Bacon Shoulders, S market quiet. Land 1 Sierces, 12}e. Raw Whisky, 2 25, Middiing Comton, O raruis, Mareh 8.—3arkets dall 4o ateady with mo change ia prh Cruanprsox, Mareh 8.—Cott Tanda Zie; aales to-day 60 hale Br. Lotis, Marek . tou dull aud wominally lower Mefinm quiet aud unchasged ceutal; Oholee Fall $4 b1, fat ot decline of Te; Mildiing Up- ipts Lo-day 300 bales. Table #1.42; Yellow $1 4z 1 41, wnchatged at #2 05, Profsions Leavy 1jec. in ticrees. W] unchaaged: #1 v o A Uswikiio, March B.—Flour is in good demand, chiely for (b Interio tert, and Southern trade, and the macket i v aales of Lbi., at 11 30@ #1175 for No. | spriag; $1ia fou lird Winker; #1425 for Winter, and #15 ubie Vstra.' Kye Floar, #1. Buck: o of 1,30 bush. White Wit Floar, $i. Wheat dall; sl C %2 923, and 900 bush. Choice do. at $a Coru Is dal: Dush, Ko, 1 Tndiana at $1 10, Bariey, Rye snd Py M w2 0% aro sell ipetaits, $254$59, and Middliugs at $30 per tus. Kailrou to Boston, Ble. De.. o Cixeixyati, March 8. here is & better fielieg in the my ot and there fo s loeal demand ab Jast quotals is fin; No. quotations, W 200, Corn is dull ab 62 for No. 1, e, in packs, Orts t 503 251e. per bush. for No. vievators. Keceipts of Osta and Corn large. Kye 1w 26 omeThe arket 1s dull, quotations are nomiual; Middlings could lave Yo hought. at 20e. ~ Whisks is steady at 2oc., iu boad. Pro- in in Spring, $250; No. | Wist: tor w unchauged, and the iy quiot. Mess Fork City Packed may be bought at $20 “ demaud; salen 66,00 I ot 7 , Shoubders, B ie. Hams st innde Bacou 1 goud de Olle—Linsoed, $1 44 1 25e. for White, 30a3de. for Yellow. ! it Latter rato for far o che GoM, 155 buring, 1M selling. Frehs w fuir demaud at 0212 per eeut. o Premium, . Mosey u ALBANY b #.<The Caltle market opened with bollers fiem ad ot being advised that the run of Catile over the Krie wyers Leld back for coucessions and fnally for live weight. Tho Cettie muged poronctied prous Mrs, A, P Carver, To & letter dotd, Whiteliall, N. Y., Jan. 22, 1067, mays: *Sowe fee 7+ sinen, 1 was indneed to purehase ono of your machines. It has esn I congtant use_ever ince aud I ean n eery has o 1f oo refused to chory. 1u ne bstauce i e st my Willeox & GIbba for say other \ind e o —— A Card. The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Company beg to lnform thelr Patrons and the public, that whils their establishment No. 49 Froadway 1s belug repaired apd restied, Gielr basicess will De continned as vavs! the adjoining presaises No. 407.— Advertisement. work. 1 “Adrar MARRIED. CHURCHILL~PRTERS—In this city, on Toswlay, Feb. 19 b the Ry B 3. W, ckiand, Caleh W. Churchill of Colorado to Miss Ay i New-York Uity. WAVEMEY YLD —0n Tavatar, Mareh b bride’s motber, by the Rev. Thos. Gallaplet, . 200 of Albert Havererer, esq 1o Kow It late . B, Goodd of 3h Gioix, W. L at the gesidence of the D Willan A oldrst ungest Anaghtor ‘of the JUHE TARIFE~AN ADJOUINMY Tiee 10 tiens 3.0 !? Moorchead some days sinee to ek’ il of the XXXTX U Congress with the Committeo of Ways and Means a vote upon it, the position. Gardmer—McKinshury elected Supervisor RINNT—PHO, 0N 1, by the Tantol Grove:! Thowson of Fair fis ' OLIVER—_IWARKEN 4, % ¥ the M Wedueadar, Mared 4, ot Ricke! R Word, M2 Houry ¥ Oliver of Warten of Kichueld. cxlay, Kol 21, 15 OKLT—~BATDWIN=On T e bride's father by the Kex. L of youkea, 1., "o Miss Masy A-Tipldnin of Diriai, Greege Co. ORI PIED. | WETTS—On Pridur, March #, affer @ oot L v reapert?, gterin (bire at & pom: am. teain, 8. He Ruilronl. . the Tth inst,, Mary M., wife of Natha T, ) yeurs, 5 mouths and 16 durs. i are reanectnlly favired ta attend the funeral on atnrlas e s o4 1 aclook - ., fv N, 1o e s, Jerey ity, N Susday, lock p. 1. BROWNING—At Savannali, O, o0 Mooday, March 4, Jobn G Brown- o of b ing of this ci DU yent o Thae relatives aud friets of the famlly are resorotfully favited to attend s fuperal from bis Jete residence, No. 425 West Thirty fourtlial., on Mosday, 1ith inst., at 1§ o'ciock p. m. Cllyl'l‘fl’;lwh Thucutyy, Muzeh 7, st Greenpoint, Osear 0. Christle, aged 22 years. The relatives wad friends of the Amily are rospectfully vttt attend the fmeral ov Sunidag, tww 101 insi., at 3 o'clock, frow the residepee of bis parents, Javiat, COFPIN--On Tueslay, 5th int., in $hiscity, at the residence of Hrs. B, Btatton, No. 142 West Thirty. sithst., after s stors iloes, Charles G, § _ €offln, fornuerly of Hudson, 8. Y. aged 30 renrs. The relatives aml friends of (o faraily are reapectfally iuvited to attend the funeral on Satunisy, toe B inst., &b L 'elock, from No, 142 West ’l"h::lo-xxbv-r. His remaing will Lo deposited 10 Second ot Rece s ag CONNELL~On Frilar, March 8, James MelLeilan, 1!‘ n of S et 3 yeare, : mortle g sz Alexander et Connell, . T';fl "‘To‘.‘pi"':-:- Khln "‘R'K‘ Wy ’a\l‘(lfl' fllu.flwl the rom rests, 2 Grovest,, , ou Suudap, g b o oot i v bl Ko DOWNS—0n Tlurslay mmh.', Tth fnst., Eleanor M., wife of Robert A-rl‘vvfn.l. and daughter of the late Juowh A. Loug, in the 23th year of a e Al from her late_residence, Xo. 122 West Oue hundred-20)-tweutr: Dintiat., between Nixth and Seventh-aves, on Salartay. the 6th inst. Bervices' st 1 o'elock Friends and relatiyes ace respeetiuilj savited to attend. Resains takes to Bouxville for iutermest. NBRODT ~1u thls eity, on Thurslay, Mareh 7, George'L. Bigea- brod. Tue frionds of the family are fasited to attend the faneral at the Chareh of the Aunnuciation, Pourteea'd-at., between Sixth sod. Sei eutl-aves., om Sonday, the 10th inst., at 2 o'elock p. m. GARNISS—0n Wednesday, March 6, John P. Garsiss, aged 81 yeary, Last parsiving won of the Jate Thomas Garniss. of the family, are Invited to. 0 0'clock 8. ., ab the hetws of his brozher-iu-law, Joba M. Ferri 4 Fash Tuenty-ainth st. HARRIS—~On Friday, the 6th tnst . Haliie B., wife of Geo. L. Barzia, VKN, aged 27 years and 7 montha. Fuaeral servicor at the residense of ber fatber. Joba . rouklyn, b ., on Suaiay, the 10t inst. will be placed in the eeceiving vas oens, s onsumy lunt, sm of Jouatian Hust, "ity, ia e 0th year of bis age. idar, March 8, Bmeine & il A ter of Frasews aud Margarch Nhearman, sged 23 years sud 9 mo; |)1". Fraceal gervicen at the houss of her e, on Saturtar after- oo, at % o'clock. Het remaios en to Union Cenetery. T 1., for interment. Car leave foot of Chambers-st, Ly Kirie Kaitro ol .. returning at 5:15, stopping at Passaic Bridgs. Catriages will be in atteadance st the . Newport, K. L, and Newark, N. J.7 papers pleass copy. | KGOETT—0n Thirsday evening, Sarch 7, Willlsm F. Leggntt, ta tas s age. it of the funlly are respecttully furited fo attend late res Moust Pleasant, Westchester Co., @0 Banday, March 10, ot 1 o'cloek p. . Train leavos Thirtictivst. for Searbornugh at 8] oclock 4. fa., where earriages will Lo fn walting. LIVERMORE 13 the City of Brookise, on Thurstay, Mareh 1, 1057, Miss Carolfua Lisermore, daughter of the late Hon. Arthur Lavermort Hampabire. Tiampsuire papers please eapy. PHELPS - On Friday morning, March 8, Sarab Marin, wife of Iaar N. Phelpa, a ldat daughier o toe lae iy lveste g, of Kndeli, Conm The rolatives and friends of. the family are invited to atiend the fneral services at the Brick Chmrch, Fifthave., coraer of Thirtysevesth-ut., o Monday, Mareh 11, ab) o'clock. of_ousmption of the F. aad Lney A, ma Tho funeral seevices will (ake place at biy father's . No. 14 Bad- furd ave, hetw.oa Plasbing 1ad Park-aves., Erooklrn. at 100’ clock oa Monday ‘morsiag. March 11 The rewsins will be tabes o New- Lowdos, Comn., for biterment oa Monday allemoon. The (riemds of the S 1 are revpectflly invited ta attead. New-London, Conz., aad Sulem, Bass., papers pleass copy. WOOD—Os Fritay morniug, March £, David Woud, ia tho Sth year of bis e Thie relativas and friends of the family, his sone, David Angust Special Notices. “Haviland, Churchman & Enginnd, OLD STAND, NO. 47 JOHN-ST , NEW-TORK. FRENCH CHINA, We are race sloy from ous factors la France nebly decorated " SETS, VASES, & ~The Pueamatic or Bessemer Process. TO MANUFACTURKLS OF IRON AND STEEL: Tie Proprirtors and Assignees of the several Lottors Patent grantsd by the Usited Siates A0 IFARY BRSSEMER And ROBKIT MUSHET of Eoglaod, and to WILLIAY KELLY oC i coustrr, o cera Liptoromest s e 3an, ufacture of Iron sad Steel, baving, for ¢ ofavoidiag all conflict o heesmmion, camsolidated® Uhatr ihoracts in said patents under & ' be Puenmatic or Bessemer Procesy Frastees sforraard, (nvite ¢ nndersigned, the Tr xanained at the Vb oiks of Messrs. WINSLO! b reat Strength, Toughiaews, parfeet Homoze wos of Production of the Pueamatic or L ik Tt Works have een sui oftors are now buing ereeted in different s tiona uf the couitry, o vapple fn part the demand so rupidly ncrasalng bere for YKL RAILS AXLES, TIRES, BOLLEE PLATES, FOR i ¢ 13NN D, ON REASONABLE TERMS, to/8ll who desire to engage 1a the new wasnactore, and Ui undersigued lee that they bave appointed Mr. Z X. DURVEK, of No. Philadel;hia, their Goneral Agent for the magagement of s, and, that All communications respecting z the Process and cost of the apparatus ressed to bim as above ¥. WINSLOW, Tror, X. Y, JONN AL GRISWOLD, Tras, N. ¥ DANIEL 3. MORRELL, Jolust tin Percha Compn turers fu the United States of aurr 1A INSULAT Tuslated Telegraph Wire; Walter, wela; Tiasue Sheet for Hatters, Artite FACTORY, Nos 208, 21 OFFICE aad SALESKOOM, ’;\i Ready o PRINTED FitOM T} TIE AMENDMENTS 10 THE U, Passed by the list Congress. fportam cbasges in the A full Iodes is ol price. Also, the U. 8. F BANRKRUPT L Price 3 eenta. Dealers and Canvassers snppliad. BAKEK, VOORHIS & THE PENNSYLVA MANUFACTURING COMPANY SA STRUMATIC SALTS AND WAL ato sovereign for the care of ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, & o 1) the priacipal Draggists For sale at all he priacipat Draggat XPP!HHH!II:‘;!.&A;\‘?‘, Atn Lican a8 wern : W hereus, 1¢ has ple bls usefulness and from the midst of warm friewds enr res citizen snd endeared assachate, AMOR J. WILLIANSOX, comrade, the fattbfal adviser, the comsistent advocate of and the foyad leader o ull patriotic duby; therefore be It Tiesived, Tt we sbare with all who knew our friend the gricf oe. casioned by bis loss; that we cherish the remembrance of his wterling we' svmpathize, in hearttelt earne stacss, witis the griel te fmily osoe thele sore bereavement. leof ourdeparted friead's 1fe is one , although biy fums s noblh spirit will alwass be aear Jom, a3 i e cause of , That we take proper measu the lamented deceased In pavimg the bas 10 the remalns of bim whe ia Life was KCOND BLY REPUN- , 1667, the followisg resolutions bt Alare! leased Divine Proridenes to remore from the fickd of Npecinl M Ab’):fcl.\'l'lm 3 ted feltow- bor's rights, Miewans. Contiy, Seeretary. “Union Republican _Genernl Commitice.— At & ¢ i, ) ot No. 425 Foutthave., 03 sday Bvent At thy idenca of 8 Lvkwood, Mr. Klectrs Tanadoll Goo, Botty, 4500 73 7 ineted to attend ., wtus Orandat, on 3 pom Tlhe remains wX be cosveved ment to Norwalk, Cong., on Tueslar, 12t inst., U e § o' o v | N “the fullowlug resolations were apasimonsly niopto! Rl That thly Gonitos bas boand with deep et of the sud- den death of AMOR J. WILLIAMSON. : Tresolved, That the wervices tud characteeof M wil mien render s docense' s public oalainity, while hip dowestic virtue aad purity of lif el foe the aiheerest aywpathy towand bis adticted fumily aad bia pumer- ons personal frends. ; oslntions be publistial ia The New- d ::“‘ s (': LELAFIXLD SMITH, Chatrman pro ten. N AND NOISKS I8 VIOE HEADH=SORTON'S 4 1inde of treatincat acta Nke & soase 4t ity foustatn bead. Re- Densive Discharges, Taisted terally extiagaishes this 1t was ot York Time AL JAcKksow Py tarrh NEW LEMEDY FOR CATARRIL ki Depot Mo 11 Av . “Hnvalids’ Wheel U . FOR IN OR OUT DOOR U3k, rom $20, Tuvalide’ Careiages to onlor. PATENT CANTERING HOGSES, $12 t $25 ! » Carriages ings, Hobby Tlorses, e, i b oy l“ s No. % Wittiam st Omce 4 Tinglom and the e et steuaer CITY OF ANTWERP. atd for 3 Brvmen, per stexer DEUTCHLAND, will elose ot this offc w . on SATURDAY, 0, anid At the up lown ofices as follows Statiogs A and B, .00 & m.; Stations O wad D, 7:4% a ., Stations 1 sl LY Hw- ad D 7:25n m. ‘The Malls for France, via br PEREIRK, will closs at this office on SA' T i, and 8t Lad up-town oftices as follows: Btations A awd 18, 550 p, v ations U aud D..‘l‘.b ol ¥, . m. = - e 43,000 SoVLTNANDYS A!Dfi?lll!f:ié" l‘- I‘hmu, pie Carow, 1a sobd by all doaloes. Copias, frea by all, 0 ccats cac i g 4 V% E0 Now ork - e s el et e - Oy BOMTR . ACT, O w MvRan, oviR ALL KNOWN TONICH L2RO08 'REVOBT TO THE FEW TORK ACABRMT 07 MIDICING. THE MOST EMINGNT PHVSICIANS PREGCRIDE R.A,II'J'IH‘ Tl tree 1t 4 that a relly food aréicte st cxvke it mark in spite of a1 ovtaclon, is proved by the extraondinary sascess of Hor¥s Mase Lxrmacy, G most popular BEVERAGK OF UEALPIL Jass thes e mmontiie ago 1t was Grst inbroduced into (B€ United Nlates ; already & bas becowe well und tavorably k wl ia prefereed to all the tambos, senaedien nad sperifics of theday. What itho reason of this wneguatal ool antouishing popilarity, experially o our comiry, whers it assally rql; serernd sears ¥ (abrodace @ uew @ticiel The wer @ vere siughe: . FIRHT. Fofs Malt Katracs Borerage s of RXCKPTIONAL VALUY it Jaw been favorabiy ks both te the profewion sud the pabis thrsaghoad Karepe for the past 17 yeurs, bay been introduced inte tn priwipal bawpitals, and hay bews s warded veversd 6onn sud stuvmn pres Tt i e Old World, foh BECOND. dbortly after it introduetion it receed the sthagtion ses upport of the PRASDRST OF i Nxw-Youl AGASNY. OF MEDIIS®.. s hwor canferred ou o OTHER preparation of the dur. TUIRD: On a fasoribie report on its paopertios presested by the SPECTAL COMMITTER ot the maeting of thw Now-Pork Acefemy ot Mudicine, € was stated it Hof's Malt Kxtrset diffors in somo macked particalacs fom the asual prayarations of malt Kanws nnder the camas o Ale, Borter, aad Boes , fart v, that I enloniatin o ast & i o, And ovom s & mntrient, especial’y in comequane of T sicrate, of aleool it euatatas in comparissa with tiem: 1 TOURTIL. 1t has obtaion the paronage of (be réwst emineot s, whia ave WD.HI,: n‘fixu‘ 5 iy Cas ‘b which. {s ¥ SECRAT 4 118 e Lpieende ;m;‘:r. hws Been o the 9 These J. ita recl ractorise #ATHETIONAL postion of A it A suranies wonderfl A i popalarty; sl We quote from the £t wuaber of Iiters of approv o dasly, e S s et b W O e B n aie Surgery 1s New Yo 2 Yoik w.n.w.‘."' % ' b o NwTon, b 2, 19T T have, durinz sesoml mowthe, 250 10 17 eofichind |AUmis Fwwnld ko now to @ ,n‘.i.w‘w-m‘. a—uhlh‘-, ‘1‘- onrs, L., TRD. W HOTs Malk Kxteaet Depot, WARD J. CAFVEE, Philadeiphia, 0. 512 Vrbaway, Nok York. Soke Ageus B Pranaglogma._ P E— T oRr CHINA AND GLASS, . V. HAUGHWOUT & Co,, Noa 4SS, 490 AxD 102 BROADWAY, ks 07 Bnu v Are now ofering & wplendid weiection of (e fullowiag goods AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES Tiest qualit; PARIS GRANITE DINNEK, DESEUT aad THA SETH, 1direes, BiRSort GHINA B sieston — 2 . do. da, 144 DECORALSD FRENCA CHINA DINNER u’rx.‘ e §75 ap DECORATRD FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS, 4 pieoss, (om $19 upwan, & WHITE GRANITE TOTLRT SPTS 8@ 88, » Particular atiuton ia soicited (0 Ui toeqaaled assasmmmt diee DRCORATED WARK, all the choicest and wost, vasiod .w,-q:' well worthy of aa iapection befi re parcoasing clewhere '.:"I?l‘ fae l“:::l:"rll;'l‘u\-\",mh ;’ [ ” (MN:. ey, 12 wines, 7 bowls, . o < b e b vy 3 ¥ .mm-uu ENGRAVED GLASS, sane swortmeat (worth $35), r o > Beevices of 38 CUT GLANS, faocy shages of 5 a Goflowe: 13 (i CORLETS CHPAGARS IR, USRS wad TWO CUT GLASS GOBTRTS, por dosen, " . NN, & Rici 'vfi#’u’fl?“‘“" PINE SOLID SILVER (Both Stezling and Cain), ' PLA WARE, VASES, BROY skt JARDINTERRS, PARIAN STA' AND PARIS FANCY GOODS oW ovRNING; AND A LARGE AND CHOICK ASSORTMENT OF CUANDKLINRS AN®: GAS FIXTURES. dug Va :lA?GHWOU’I' & Co., g X 1 Importaat to Manufactaress. PATENT COMBINATION MACHINE BELTING AND HOSE. SUPEEIOR TO LEATHEER OB RUBBIR. This Bravive beiog Costen Wiru Gurea Pracis, does wow Srurrcu, Avwuns Finuio 10 TR PUitky, s Puacis sl wee Ermkcren vy Ones, Acios, ALauies, Stoak, Haar, Couby on Gow Dour Exposvxe. THY, COMBINATION HOSW s als0 eoated ins de and out with Guita-Pereba, and is 1he any bese thel Wil eoaver Livk STrax. Actps, Pritor »c% ANO oTHEI ORMA. withoad fary. 10 is unequaled for Stesm ¥ire-Eugiaes, sod wo cull-the speciad attamition of FIRE DEPARTMENTS To the fact that at sereral trials it as shood witlont WUASTING 0v swRAT X6 & PRRSSTRS of more than 20 pouads 0 L square lnch, beiag doeble it of Leathes or Rubber Hose. & SKND FOR PRICK UIST. BENEDICT, TORRLY & TWOMBLY, No. 6 PARK-PLACK, Ny Dok 1o s Broavias Baas, N T Now Keady! THI: MERCANTILE AGENCY, UNITED STATES BUSINESS DIRECTORY. THE ABOVE WORK 1S NOW KKADY FOR DELIVERY. 1t la delgnad to meet & want long 111, naiels » CLASSIVIED VT of dha dierent brasebes of trade i al parts of the Luited Sates. The weel COMPLETE BUSINESS DIRECTORY ov NEW TORK, . BOSTON, PHILADFLPIA, 1y CINCINNATY, CHICAGO, ST 1O, SAN FRANCESCO, CLARIESTON, SIOLFILLS, . AND ovaK KIGHTY OTIER CITHES, together with EVERY LOCALITY of any mamest In the nhole Unfam 1 iy 3 beantiaully printed guarto well bousd, asd cau sl Gl w0 be. useful (0 the Mercastile Community, Price $30, Ovders receitad br the Pablishers: B G. DUN & Co., § IO F, TROW, Prlater Ne No. 50 G . WILSON, Compiler New-Youk City Direetory, y o 32 Gvennen “Nouthern 1 COMMISSION, EXECUTIVE COMMITTRR SIEFTING SATURDAY, uf 1o'elock p @ ARCHIDALD RUSSKLL, Chainaas. EDWARD BRIGHT, Corresponding Secretner FINIRRICK 1AW 'OLMNTRD, Herording scerciary JAMES M. BIROWN. Treasnrer, Ofee, No. 01 W ik st Ketiug Giene. S JONN BOWNE, NATIIAN BISHOP, JOHN TAYLOR JONNSTON, FRED. G. FONTFR, HOWARD POTTER, JOUN M. BRI CE Jr., WM. T COLFMA Ofioe at Nos. 1 and 2 Adams b eprows Buibliags, No. 01 Bavads ANDING COMMUTTRRS. . - lfll“fin:mlt'aa No. 1. ON BUSINKSS WITH TIE SOUTH. I WEDNESDAT, At § o'clock . s 7, Chairown. | GRO. CAKGT WARD, leetn EOWARD BRI . INO. TAVLOR JOHNSTON, No. 2 0N PURCHASING AND FORWARDING, M 25 MONDAY, at2 wclack . e HOWARD POVELR, Chairman. * DAN. BULTRRFINLD, K COWDIN No 3 ON BUSINESS WITH THE NORYIL. UESDA Meeti FRED. LAW OLMs No. 4 el ek le - 2 PIERPONT I:fll:?:lfi ;l'fl.‘ : I&'l‘ k. SAMUEL 1) BABCOCK, i b Schenck® Palmonic Syrup, SCHENCK'S SKAWKED TONIC. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PiLIA. Tisose are tise only molicizes that are based on comvcet principles bo cure Pulmonary Consumption. They clesnse the stomach, produce sa active operation of te liver, creste & Kood appLite, waking the food inke oo blood, which expels diseased watter, aad the Timazs are Bealol Dr. Sehoack will be at bis rooms, No. 3 Bond ot., New York, SVERE TURSDAY, from 9. m. to 3 p. w. A fall suppiy of Ids weediciscn mag be obtained there at all times. For & thorongh exnaination of e luagh with his Respirometer $5 ANl Mfi-nhl nid\ a5 2 Z‘U’.‘".lrl':l:. P o ?l #AIR‘:}?A!“ N NDON Geooth, the Fair A LONDON from HAN LONDON and A LONDON Beanty. Falting. Ouly 75 eents & bottle . balfdosen for $4. SWASNK & SON, Philadelpbia. ilbor’s nd of Cod L 7 v and e of; but krowliug the eal hiotoay Aty of readers are fully e ‘virtue of the article by family use, we o e it o ol Rorens xdicted in a 0. 166 Conrt ot -.‘I de. Tt is for sale at v e York, DEMAS BARNES & Go., F. 0. WRILS & Co., aad 0 SCHIKVPRUNAOS |, . .. e m T Watchies and dewelry H of all description, asd STERLING SILVER WARK, ¢ for male by GEORGE C. ALLEN, No. 415 Brostway, one door below Canalet I 1 Bardetrs New | A FIRST-CLASS PASIE SLWING MACTINE, Vor e by FARD of boor, mflm—- TS woTiow Now ulmldrl 1o be THE CAPAPEST GOOD SEWING MACHINKS ce-at., New Vork. Tothes Yv] of all Rinds LRED by e e MACHINE COMFANY! Ae- 17 Uoute Taudt st Now York. = ~ Wigs, Toupoes und O e Ve, ik quality b 4 "'.J‘n.:w.‘ Sad Ormamen ) e, & W. L BAUR 9, N 16 Boud ot .