The Sun.
London, England, 1869-02-22 00:00:00

CONGRESS.

THE SENATE.
On the 29th January the credentials of Senator
Chandler, of Michigan, were presented. The
suffrage amendment was discussed. Mr. _Morton
from the Committee on Representative Reform, re-
ported Mr. Buckalew's amendment for the choice e
Presidential electors directly from the people, and
advocated its adoption. The Military Bill, intro'
duced by Mr. Wilson, was passed, with amendments,
and goes to the House. A resolution for a commie;
sion to inquire whether legislation is necessary fe
the taking of the next census was adopted. On e
30th Mr. Conkling introduced a bill fora Ma'
steamship line between New York and Amsterdorni
Mr. Morton introduced a bill for the admission °
Montana as a State. The Pension, Military Aeac;
decoy, and Navy Appropriation Bills were Posse
—On the lkt February, Mr. Henderson, from to
Indian Committee, reported the bill transferrihee;
the Indian Bureau to the War Department, Wit Pd.
recommendation that it be indefinitely postPon:eu
The bill to facilitate telegraphic communirAlti
between the Eastern and Western Continents 10
reported with a substitute. The Diplomatic APPrO
priations ,were considered.—On the 2d, the Dirio,es,
matic Appropriation Bill was considered, the 'lll
tion being on an amendment to reduce the Pa the
the judges and arbitrators appointed under d,
slave trade treaty with Great Britain. The amend
ment was finally altered so as to provide for Pnie.;
ment of the judges only while they are at 1'1) d,
posts. Mr. Wilson introduced constitutional amen
ments providing for universal suffrage, leaving to
the States only the regulation of the period of Fes
deuce. Mr. Henderson introduced a bill establiP
ing a Department of Home Affairs.

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. „„6
On the 29th of January the Patent-odine
Post-office Appropriation Bills were reported.
the
Moorhead introduced a bill to provide against oa
dangers of life and property from petroleutm re'
motion of Mr. Cullum, the President 08
base'
quested to furnish any information he may
(1 SO
showing the desire of the people of Hayti an- f
lhe
Domingo to be annexed to the United States. 0,
Boutwell Suffrage Amendment and Bill were c°oo
sidered and various amendments were offered.
rs,
the 30th Mr. Schenck reported a bill for the cc'e,
pensation of Deputy Revenue Collectors and Ass
y,
sors, which was passed. Mr. Buutwell's Conatlsie
tional Amendment was taken up and, after 003
discussion, passed as originally reported, by a to,
of 150 to 42.—0 n the let inst., bills were ititio
duced by Mr. Butler to prevent the eellecio
of State taxes on railroad passengers; by io
Robinson, increasing the President's salail.dol
100,000 dollars, and 75,000 dollars to the 111
ri ;eV',
and children of Mrs. Lincoln ; by Mr. lici•
in reference to the militia ; by Mr. Spa et'
ing, to amend the Constitution by ereo.o,
ing Congress to provide for Electoral Di.,str‘,lo,
each to chose a Presidential elector ; by Mr. no
appropriating $200,000 to fit up League Islam
a naval station. Various financial bills Were so'
introduced. Mr. Orth, of Indiana, offered 3 ivg3
,
lution providing for the admission of San -u°"o4
to the Union, and moved the previous questli-tbe
its passage, saying he did so in accordance vjtreigui
wishes of a majority of the Committee on Oa 01
Affairs. There was opposition to a pasristlfotio,
the bill without discussion, and Mr. o'oo
of Indiana, moved to lay it on the to
which was agreed to by a vote of 110 agosioll
62. The Senate amendments to the r, e vier°
and Military Academy Appropriation Billsre re'
concurred in. The Naval Appropriations Nll ctilo
ferred. The Patent-office Appropriation Billed
passed. Mr. Schofield, of Pennsylvania, one tto
resolution for an inquiry into the Secretary ea'
Treasury's refusal to confirm the dismissal °
tain custom-house employes in Philadelphiaiotioat
which was adopted. Mr. Schenck offered a 1%0
looking to evening sessions for the consideratit.
the Tariff Bill, but his motion was I°s 'ea
subsequent motion by him for evening the
sions from Tuesday (to-dav), to dispose °wor
Internal Revenue Bill, was agreed to. D1r..11
head then tried to get the Tariff vi
fore the House, but the Senate resolution for as 05
mittee on Civil Service in the next Congre6rodi
taken up and concurred in. The Senate ,abepA
ments to the Copper Bill coming up, Mr. 6.:v be
moved to suspend the rules, that they 0;01';
consi.lered at once, but the House adjourueuhol,'
out acting on his motion till Feb. 8.-03itr
o'
inst. various resolutions of inquiry were at-tj,iir
Mr. Perham's Pension Bill, with ainendalephdoie
chiding the omission of the section witcool'
iog widows' pensions for misconduct was re cooi
mitted. A bill was passed authorizing tt',eer,
struetion of a bridge across the East K.tha
New York. The President's Message, givicil Pr;
correspondence in reference to Costello 50,0 IL;
ren, held as Fenian prisoners in England, "0,0 lbe
ferred to the Foreign Committee, with leseaPe
report on the subject at any time. The AOP
amendments to the bill removing disqualideropriV
holders were concurred in. The Indian APPisitiole;
tion Bill was considered in Committee of the gog
Mr. Lawrence, of Ohio, desire 1 to offer Suar lOr
amendment, but objection was made by I\-`.dr'ereale
dall. The Internal Revenue Bill was censt
evening session.

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„ St ,eet
Frederick A. Goodall, Wesley 1,911,7,01-°A.O4
Wolff, and James Wilkinson, well-known fras-10
brokers, were arrested Feb. 1, charged with ueiverth
the Union Pacific Railroad Company of sl24,o°olsr. ritg
first mortgage bonds. The complainant is 5 e wage
imin F. Ham, 20, Nassau-street. The bonds ar the ,he
have been procured by misrepresentations 1;19
pt
cused, after which they were used to raise ninne_,Jere°eol,
magistrate refused to take hail, and so all hands
to gaol until next day, when they will hairs 5°
nation. 1041:
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weather, a troublgd mind, sedentary habits, excesseg,f,roo 40
and a gay, reckless mode of life, exert the most delewrstia'
fie
ence over the liver and stomach. When once these ° the gejer
fairly out of order, great inroads are quickly made °t: bee°4oo
ral state of the health. The constitution, which ba''' dies
prived of two of its noblest organs. soon gives wan fi° 00°1,0
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quickly follow, from which, if neglected, the worst e-Dt.o,tea 00t
will inevitably result. If a course of Holloway's cele,„ die
be persevered in, all will be well again, as the`BCe.
and noblest correctives of the blood ever known, an
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cure for all disorders of the liver and stomach.
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(ADVERTISEMENT.] Dyspepsia (Indigestion), toreacocce;
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p 9 D
liver complaints in every stage, are only aggravate -a 1"-
rated by drugs of every description, but perfectly eeSi.-PrO'7oli
Barrys health-restoring Revalenta Arabica Foed,2,iess, sue
thousands of cases which had been considered I,°Y- 004" ht'
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,s, dip..oll:
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matism, gout, impurities, eruptions, hysteria, ne"..„ Dofail
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pregnancy or at sea, sinking fits, bronchitis, ser'9a betig-,ea „a
of the chest, pains at the pit of the stomach an reste;',V,
shoulders, &c. We quote a few :—The Pope's 1.6040°.
Du Barry's Food. Cure No. 68,413—,, twine, JulY_Pee, abs;',
heah of the Holy Fatllent,
ing al other remedies,her heis hasexce conaned himself e.nos
Barry's Revalenia Arabice. Food, of which be 0011811:1, be0„,1161,
fal at every meal. It has produced a surprisieiNfis e'
effect on his health. and his Holiness cannot prairl'e'll 25.001e1e
food too highly.—From the "Gazette du Midi, of f:,l.
No. 46,270 —Mr. James Roberts, timber inerchan bin, WI
especially swwirety
Surrey, of thirty years' diseased lungs, spbting4....„T,cra„ep;
derangement, and partial deafness. Cure No. 1,7,a„,, d. pis,
de Decies, Lord-Lieut. of Waterford, of maul dY'fosal,
No. 49,832—" Fifty years' indescribable agony sotiost•itg
nervousness, asthma, cough, constipatio7;4l:4,,ptv Co°i_tolol,l,b,
sickness, and vomiting.—Maria Joly." sloP J—ost
Beware of the many unsavoury and more thais
tO which, without authority, Baron Liebig's flan" 0
ns/2!
ciously attached. t
00bs. 41.
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225. ; c 4 lbs, 40s, —Also DU BARRY'S REVALENTA;ps at /5'7.'6 IP
LATE POWDER is packed in tin canisters; for 11305., 0,1 540
cups at 3s. 6d., for 48 cups at 65., for 288 cups a 900. 9'o-ost otr
at 55s.—being about one penny per cup. Tile _•-t of F 4, I)
are sent free of carriage in England on receipt
Orden —BARRY DO BARRY and Co., No. 77,
don; and all Grocers and Chemists.

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herd's-hush, Births.. obey;
DEERE—On the 20th inst ,at 2, St. Agnes 11,121.54•1 °I
e9l
ROM the wife of .Richard T. 11. Per-,
Fos
liii/T
ILI_WER —On the 18th inst., the wife of W -""--
Esq., barrister-at-law, of a daughter.
Ararriages• ~btoo,
~ j:311i3 „.11,
DIPLOCX—VERRALL—On the 18th inst., I" 0,3.-,-„,,
John Diplock, Esq., of Forest-hill, joit, to ii, of the
eldest daughter of the late Mr. Henry 'Vella IiAIY
New-road, Brighton. rge'lS 0,
MORGAN—WRITE —On the 16th inst., at St. Ge° goy, --.
over-square, henry Morgan, of Plymouth, t° of `ti i°
elder daughter of the late John M. White, scl''
minster, Wilts.

Deaths. iitg°
DE TAIILLEadYy—On
Tthaebl2ooyt.h inst., in Brook-street, tbe
i'•
lion.
GORDON - On the 18th inst., at 17, pall mall, d.A. n'illi
eo
HANSARD—On
nAbtehr
egell9diteh, aged 72. 1 iv_ r r_ '
,ha a 1 CI
Hansard, Esq., $) de
Esq., aged 47. son
of inst.,the late Luke
oa
0)
Wax —On the 20th inst , at 22, Prince s-
park, George Witt, Esq.., aged 6L 101.1
mrd'
WITHALL -On the 18th inst., at Streathaint '
James Withal], aged 73.

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10d(gclie?,-41Onday, February 22,_1869.