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Congress.

Washington, Feb 10
Hows-Mr. Orr yesterday introduced q bill to
facilitate counsel living a. distance from the CT
ty Of Washington, by classifying the docket Of the
supreme court. Ref to com Of the whole.
The bill granting the right Of way and n por-
ton Of the public lands to Missouri to aid in the
construction Of certain rail roads, which was pen
ding on adjournment Yesterday, was taken up.
Mr.. Miller insisted on the Justice Of the grant.
One Of those roads commenced at Hannibal, on
the Mississippi river, 1870 miles above St Louis,
aud near Quincy, ILL., From this point the road
has been surveyed to St Joseph, on the Missouri
river, $50 miles above St Louis, which would
form connecting link with roads leading to New
and running westward 70 the boundary Of Missou.
ri, is in the latitude with the other important CT.
ties, towns, and roads already completed or in
progress. 1t will also be connected with the
Cincinnati Company. The road has already
been incorporated and can be finished ia five
years. There is now an available capital Of four
millions. or twothirls of the amount necessary
to complete these roads. Now Missouri asks on
ly poriion-SO0 900 acres-of the public land,
in that sIate,to aii in the construction of such i'm
portant works After long debate the House
adjourned without coming to a vote.
Seaate--ln the Senate today Mr. Badger
presented a resolution Of the legislature Of North
Carolina against any increase in the tariff duty
The bill regulating the mileage Of delegates
from Oregon on motion, to refer il to the com
mi,tee on territories, was debated upon till / o..
clock, when, by consent it was laid on the table
Mr., Broadbeads resolution requesting the Sec
rotary Of the Navy to communicate the con.
tracts for dry docks anil railways on the At
lantc and at san Francisco was laid over.
Mr. Wclch Introduced bill granting land to
Michigan to aid in the construction Of plank
road from Milwaukee to Mackiuac
The Iowa Railroad bill was taken up. Mr.
Underwood resumed h4 remarks. after the Ill
was postponed, and the senate adjourned.
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The Central Railroad.

We have seen several letters one published
10 the Chicago Democrat and one in tho ST. Lou.
10 Inielligencer, besides several telegraphic des
patches. from different individuals, announcing
the fact that the Central Railroad Company have
49, s-..- .-;,i;o.. i, III, ,,,,,,
which is to be expended upon the main irunl,
and the Chicago Branch this coming summer IN
grading and bridging. They are now negociat
ing for the iron Everything about the land is
right aud the papers arc all signed and sealed.
The letter in the Chicago Democra, says:
~The Illinois Central had not made an appli.
cation to have the lands in the Calumet country
still longer reserved. It was the Michigan Cen.
trail that made the application. It was made
through Chancellor Farnsworh If Detroit and,
out Of courtesy to the Illinois delegation he got
one Of them to make the application Hence the
mistake of Mr. Butterfed"'
The work upon the main line will be immedi.
atsy put under contract, and prosecuted with
~'gor from the extremes towards the center. The
Chicago Branch ia also to be commenced md
prosecuted vigorously from Chicago southwark.
The road will undoubtedly be completed within
ths time specified by the charter
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By Telegraph.
Ezclusisciy for the Ona,,a FREE Trader.
Foreign News.
By THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.

BY THE STEAMSHIP CANADA
The Canada arrived at New York on the 18Th
and her news was telegraphed to the west on
the same day The following are Additional
Items received last evening
ENGLAND.-A meeting was held ut Newcastle
upon Tyne ON the SOh January TO take measures
fur raising n volunteer rife corps TO repcl inya.
sior. The Royal Artillery at Woolwi,h were mo
Ideally Inspected on the 3Oth, and were 10 enter
on course Of field duty in few days. The re.
gtmehts quartr'ed at the Portsmouth garrison
had received orders 10 send out additional rtcrul
ting parties. Guns Of larger calibre than those
at present in use are to bc mounted at For An.
gelsea. The London Chronicle, however, speaks
lightly Of the fears expressed elsewhere Of Il
French invasion.
FGANoE-A despatch from Paris Of the SO,h
ult says: The Minister of the Interior has sent
circular to the project. directing them to set at
liberty such political prisoners can BE- liberated
without danger to society.
NJ de Changart, one Of the Projects Of the Uni.
yersity, has been eNilcd
Ga the Goth ult the President gave n grand
dinner to the English minister aud expressed
great regret at the prevalence Of the belief ia
England Of bis warlke intentions. He had lived
there long enough to acquire respect for its PEG.
pie, aud he still had great many friends there
CAFE OF Coon tlorE-Ihe steamer Heespont
arrived at Plymouth with dates to the 2Sth De.
cembcr The war at the Cape had made no al.
vance since the last news, owing to the Indictment
weather. No word is said Of the peace. The
CalTre chiefs demand independence, tu, Sir Harry
Smith insists on the removal of the tribe to some
country beyond the Rel In the mean time the
Cailrcs continue their dcpredations, frequent
skirmshes occur, and many are killed on both
sides
In Manchester on Saturday the market was
quite dull, aud somewhat weaker
BEEAp SruFFs.-W heat was . higher. Flour
Is. higher than that day week, with moderate
sales
The London Times Of Saturday say. that the
principle feature Of the new reform bill will be
neither ,nfranchisemeni or Acknowledgement but
a general enlargemrnt of the constituencies.
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4 DesiruCliyr Wcnrnn

Col 7. W. Porter, Of Memphis, the Ingenou:
inventor OF a selfloading gun, some time since
presented a memorial to the Legislature of Ten
nessee, asking that body to co operate with the
Governor Of that State, in pettioning the Wal
Department at Washington to purchase a certain
number of bis fire arms for the use Of the Govern.
ment. The Legislature thereupon appointed a
Committee to fully test its practicabiry as a
weapon in warfare. The following is an extract
OF the report Of said Committee, which infinitely
sets forth the advantages of this formidable wea.
pom over all others heretofore invented
"1he Committee have had n full opportunity
Of examining the rils-gun submitted to them by
the inventor, and they have witnessed it's opera.
ton, and have carefully Investigated its machine
~ and its whole construction. They are satisfied
that the gun is better guarded to secure safety
and avoid accidents, than any fire arm which has
come under our observation. The machinery il
simple, and is as little liable to become deranged
as the machinery Of the ordinary rife. II will
require but short time in the use Of the gun to
become familiar with its management The in.
vention can be applied to any species Of fire n IN
either to the pistol, sho, gun or rifle. The qua
can be fired with as much accuracy "a am riht,
and. in consequence of the mode Of riflmg 1t pro.
pels The ball with much more force than the com.
mon rifle ], will answer fur sporting gun, or
for target shooting; end in battle it must neces
sarily be the most destructive fire arm ever used,
1t can be fred with cert2iniya at least 40 times in
a minute, and without dagger Of accident or ex.
plosion.
The Committee are fully satisfied that this
invention will in short time superceIe all other
FIRE arms, and they are strongly inclined TO hope
that, on account Of the destructive character uf
this gun rs a war weapon it will have powerful
influence in preserving the peace of nations 1t
is matter Of no little pride with the Committee,
that the inventor Of this fire arm il citizen Of
Tennessee Believing, as the Committee do, that
1t is one of the most important inventions Of the
age, they regard the prayer Of the menioralst
as entirely reasonable"
And the legislature accordingly passed rcsolu-
toms instrucling the Governor to exercise lis in
fuence to induce the War Department to give
these arms q thorough trial.
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A move has been made in congress for the cleo.
ton Of post masters BY The people.


PRrp.pLy DEAD BY a note received by yes.
,erday's mail from Hennepn we are informed Of
the probable death of Luke ). kimball, Esq, Of
thaLplaee. under the following circumstances -
1t appeals tha, Mr. Kmball, accompanied by Mr..
Chas, Nash, on Friday last, undertook togo down
in skilf to the steamer Falcon laying some Sc.
ven miles below town. They proceeded about
three miles, when coming to an ice gorge they
left the skf and proceeded down the bank OF the
river on foot. Some five miles below they came
to a slough, about fifty feet wide, seven or eight
feet deep, and partially frozen over. Mr. X TN
dertook to cross the slough on the ice, but broke
through; he finally succeeded in reaching the
shore opposite his companion. This was about
o'clock, Z, NJ. and Mr.. X. started again down the
river to reach the steamer, as he could not get
back and Mr. Nash returned to Hennepin to get
aid to succor Mr. X. in case he should fail to reach
the steamer. This is the last tidngs heard Of
him; and although there Inns been n general
search made for him since, no traces have yet been
found, except perhaps an occasional lootmark
where he broke through the ice. Mr.. Kmball
was most popular and prominent citizen Of Hen.
nepin, and the above accident has cast n general
gloom over the community. Deo,
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Farm for Sale,

ME valuable and highly cultivated farm Of
the subscriber is offered for sale 1t is situ-
q ntcd at the head Of Indian Creek Grove
m the town OF Earl about Is miles north.H west Of
Ottawa, and near the thriving little village OF Earl
VIE. II IA within n half mile OF the location oi the
aurora Branch Railroad, and 10 miles ION the
Cenlrul Branch Railroad running to Galena The
state road from Ottawa to Rockford passes through
u, There is plank road located on the state road
from Ottawa TO within miles of said farm, which
will be- finished the present season, and will uiti-
matcly pass through the farm to Paw Paw Grove
IL contains 400 acres OF land, 60 of which ia good
timber. The whole farm, except the timber, un-
der CULTIVATION 700 ncres or more ssct in the be.,
OF tame grasses, tnolhy and clover y the remain.
der Is under the plow. The farm joins the timber.
ana under most excellent fence Of the best Whit
OAK rails. The farm Is divided into several couyc-
nlent helds Of abOnt 10 acres each There is fine
llying stream OF water passing through the farm,
winding so as to water nearly every lot Besides,
There are many living springs, The land was Sc
ircied ny The subscriber IN the spring Of 1884 and
was considered one of the best locations in III,
Western country for farming The land is fine,
nrnhe, and dry, nnd is one Of the best stock and
gram farms probably in the state. There was a
new barn built on II last season Of the best OF pine
lumber, at cost OF over $500, There are two
pood block houses on different parts ofthe farm and
hIy thousand brick of excellent quality, hnm, this
in,tssnson, enough to build large two story house.
The bre ks are all hauled on TO the spo, for build
iiE' hnu Nuuy W ut IHlu up tue COull0g Snrlnl.
There Ia young orchard on the premises, oi over
one hundred tree, Just commenced bearing, besides
various Other fruit trees, peaches, plums, &c.
The adtann can irequlred, be very easily div-
drd so as TO make two excellent farms. il one puy-
chnser should not wish The whole The road from
EnIIvile to Peru passes nearly through the centre
OF the farm so as to make nearly nm equal DIVISION
although taken in n body oge,her it Is one Of the
most desirable stock inrms IN northern Illinois
ihcihm will be sold reasonably half Of The pur-
chase money will be required down the balance can
be psid yearly instruments OF one, TWO and three
years II requested Possession given this spfIng of
one of the houses IT necessary. Enquire OF The
subscriber on the premises
feb al G.. n. SuTpuEN
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The WedrOn Water Power

o. 0rsr SIXTY Run Of Stone
r. offered for slc, either the whole OF q hai?nier-
/ est, with 100 Acres otaud.
The property is well known TO most of the min
cpll persons 10 La Sale couuty-sItuIi,d miles
north OF OiiaWn, at the mouth OF Indian creek. ON
Fox River, Toe power can l- easily aud p,fun-
nenly improved, and the location j. favorable for
the erection Of al! kinds of machinery, md such
ARE looking ont tor this kind Of property, either TO
improve or Tor investment viii find this one Of the
frst class and really ono Of the rare chances.
! 6. N,rrNGER, Ottawa. Ills
Refer to Hon. WV. REpulcK, Otiawn,l
VI. c. STEARNs, Esq, Chicago.
NM. u. MANN, ESQ Builnlo.
McSrs BowEy Il MNASUs. n Y.
W. ;. GILMAN, Esq, ST. Louis
Ottawa, Feb li-if
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On the Sd inst, Mr.. Mulony presented in Con.
gress, petition asking Congress, to grant the right
of way and portion Of the public lands to the
States of Indiana and Illinois, to aid in the con.
sruction Of railroad from Lafayette, Indiana, via
Midileport, igoquos county to La Sale county,
Illinois.
Also, The petition Of A F. Amcs, of Minnesota
for grant OF publ; land, to he TERRITORY OF Nj
nesota ont OF he Sioux lands, when purchased by
the General Goyemment, in quantity sufficient to
build an ataun for the blind deaf, and dumb
and lunatfcs OF said Territory.
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Late from California.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GEORGIA
New York, Feb. 10.
The Georgia, with San Francisco dates, ARR.
at II this A. NJ from Chagres; which place she
left on the 9Th. She left Havana The lilh with
So passengers.
The Philadelphia arrived at Havana the l4th
and sailed Immediately.
The Pona sailed from ChOgres for New York
on the 9Th with 40 passengers There are 1900
men at work on the Panama railroad, which is to
be open to MilIers Station by return of next
steamer This will avoid 30 miles of river nayi.
CATION.
The Isthmus is crowded with passengers wait.
ing Tor passage to California. The inhabitants
Of Chogrrs are preparing toremore to Navy Bay
in anticipation of the steamers running there.
rittsburg, Feb 10.
River f. and falling. Weather cool.
Cincinnati, Feb. 10.
Flour firm. Sales 500 bbls. at sS45. Wits.
key, nothing doing, Provisions dull
New Orleans Feb 10.
Flour in demand for export Sales 1000 bbls.
Ohio at si20. $4,000 bu corn ut 5oa5lc, Mess
pork Sl45Oal5l5 Bacon, sides She shoulders
a. Lard in bbls. Sash. Whskey lei.
Eoston, Feb. Is.
The Europa sailed to-day with Is passengers
and sso5, 900 in specie
Baltimore, Feb. 10.
Mr. Corbolt, gunners mate, was accidentally
killed by the premature discharge Of cannon ut
the Annapolis Naval school yesterday.
New York. Febl9.
Sales Of Flour, state aud Indiana, soa5l2.-
Beef, mess 9alo5o, prime si7oa6
St. Leuis, Feb. To-
Flour inactive, sales at sS.60a395. Wheat
60asOc. Corn 3ia3slc, mixed. Oats zee. Bar.
ley 55aeoc, for good and choice. Mess porl;
1880. Lard, No l, in bbls or ,ierees, 7,a7ic,
No. :, 1la7. Bulk meats, 5iaela6ic. Sugar a.,
&c. Nolasses c6ao7e. Rio Coffee stable,