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NE WS BY TELE q r AP n.
<~~>~~rNr~0~~~~>rs>--Nce~o
Boisterous Reception Of Kossuth at
Harrisburg.
~~~N~@IIo~~~~~oor~r>~>>~
The Legislative Hall Besieged and
Taken, by the Ladies.
oS~.~~oO>cSo.o0>,.>1~N|-os~
The Military Called Upon TO Quell tho
Disturbance.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-
AND THE
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
&c., So, 10.
From Washington city.
So, &o., 10.


THE FOREIGN DIPLOMATS AND KossUuI-TryAs
STOCK PMD-THE FIRING INTO TIE PRONE
TfiEUS, ETC.
srzeiaL coRREsroNoFScR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, JAN IA r. NJ
The vaSicus etGtements with regard to Chevaler
Hulsemann having protested TO the Presdeat against
kossuths speeches. are, Of course, untrue But both
Huenann and Bodisco privately complain Of the honors
paid Kossuth They aay that they will find dicult to
explain their the difference between Mr.
Webster ard the Secretary of State, Mr. Fillmore ani
the Prcsident. They viii have to make the attempt
however
Tie fee million Texas stock paid at the Treasury
Department day 70 the agent Of the State OF Texas
1 telegraphed to you, some time eiuce, that Lord
Ps.nefs.on had disavosed the outrage on the Prone
tleus, spd now learn from excellent authority that
there every to believe had not Lord Pamerstoa
retired from tie ministry sl tie difficulty would have
been amicaby adjusted in Few days His resignation
oi delayed ths action OF the government, bat
there is, gel. cause for doubt but rhst che
British government will adopt the views promptly
prsaged by The iste Foreign Secretary. X. I r.
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The Latest from Albany.

LEGISLATIVE MATTERS -THR CANAL QUESTION
PAYMENT OF MEMBERS POSTAGE REFrsED-
PRINTING THg DOCUMENTARY HIsToRY-rHE
HUDSON RAILROAD, ETC.
AtsASY, January II, 1869
The only business Of consequence in the Senate was
another discussion upon the canal contrasts blr
Pierce offered . resolution specific than any here
tofore presented 1t requires tho Canal Commissioners
to report the OF oil persons who offered TO do
canal work some three thousand-whosa propositions
were rejected Also whether the contracts made
according to law and the decision Of the Cana Board
and whether any State oicer members OF the Legis.
lature their relatives had obtained contracts &C.
This opposed by Messrs. Wright Van Schoonhoven
and Babcock They all appeared desrous OF an inve.-
testion bat did not Ike the manner thus proposed
resolution offered BY Mr. Williams day or two since
to refer the matter to Joint comm ttee called
as substitute, when, on motion Of MIR. Cornell tho
ect laid the table. This plan is likely to
succeed md the committee will be allowed to send for
persons and papers when every disappointed politician
who wanted JOB will called upon to etate his gre-
vsnces Under oath Mr., mcMurray remarked to-day
that the State wss asen a ths hands ot the canal con-
tractors
committees sAis motnlDs. chey ase taissy.oas in
number,
A na.c-up occurred ia tae Houre ia relation to
postags business. The Comptroller retuee, g pay
postage ths documents which members send abroad
Gseming 1t uncons. .uutiooai
Bills uere noticed by Er . Reefe. Sor the better re-
enaon Of the New YORK police By Nr Lucky, FOR the
oeter security Of mechanics aud ~ Dir Gale in rela
tioa a. the Chief of Police.
Inquire was IL sde OF the UomptrolE how mach monay
had been expended On the documentary history, and
W. ihty 20 be under the resolution Of The les Iegis-
lstuIe, uis received this morning, in
vaicn b. etatss tbet the thfee volumes already pub
L,hei cost $4,000 and he estimates the fourth
volume az SIl ot0- making the whole Sopsl 81 This
ia large snount and tae present Legislature s.om
vhBt sl peaEs wit suspend the
1be usnal Bosfd have determined 70 proceed 70 she
appointment Of coectorr snperin cndents &c. or the
Or day Of febrrsry IRE wings the whole Line will
b. displaced and democrats selected The canal 'ne-
wielas n6H tie greatest political influence sad
power oI any ot1sT pant q the adnin,stretioD.
MGyQc Perfy rwocl into Office yesterday. Tho
oaon Counen proceeded 20 hs readencc Tor the pur
,, 10 beng still too H. to.smeet that b0ly II stei-
cnamber Under lbs new Law ne ser,es two yeaia.
9he opening Of ts Harlem Eaiirosi tnroush to this
city bonasy Is looked upon With much gratidcaton
The DeubTs c tae 1t sisatar. expect an limitation 30
t,st IL nr.iify "
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items rrom i,ai,imo-e.

TnE EiBNafrtNG csSc-IHiSu tloT ~ unla-TBi.
RAILROAD CoryEgTi. Ar Nty OGiLANS--aoS.
tCC.t-NAr' it.lt az, LL..
Es,retoar TN u 1904
hr .cCrcss. Wicfs been unjor ,ysniHation p the
k!snnpYitg cssc wss Discharged tr-m ootols to day
AZ dteuht We Ohio, on tue sta iast., great rot
toos pace letve I-ish laborersCoEkcnsn' and
Fgta f1ats ~sni the miycJy Ia. 70 ra 9oilr1 out "a
suprrss II
HEt fouthessts-r T. .oad contention acre tlst ~
New CteGrs tLs 6ta inst delegates being present
froio II csitg Nlo3curi, Florida Alabama tennessee
kentucky, rsiria, Ieyas Ark8nfGs and Loutiaua Tx
GCyopag GOrto,i, q Louisiene elected prssdetc
.he fgot dsy was sfsnt in cgganifNton, sc.
Governor ,0otc grriVcd ~ Nov Orleans the Stu
rcUtc y stkscr Mississippi Wacrc his insuyurstisn
Wcr.. tHlc pacc on the 9th 'uataut.
1he sov vthern mail tonight Bring u1tis,s IRON u
Nni.d n al iiI.tnn
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CITY spniIylS

ihNMANl HALL MOVEMENTS.
The Democratic RepbHcan General Comiuittte for tia
.tcssri year completed their organization last evtnin a.
a Ta'nnsny ~ Hall by eiectioe the following gentlemen
nj the permanent 1ce1- oi the committee viz Augustus
Schell ot tte iiiittath ward, Chairman; Ionas rhl.
lips II che Eighth. and Jc-cp1 HiitpI of the Fourth
wa;3 Secretaries; Joseph M March, Treasurer. and th
gtrerabc bir Becker sergeaot at AIMS Robert Git-
ion Era chan meo during the paat year poremporiiy
ttclHcd re election. The democracy ct the city OF
New YORK is tuy organized for the Campaign Of
1872 The officers elect, Ee Lho- shoss nsye iust
expicd, are oil OF the Rational Stamp opposed Tree
s0lli.m. onh for unfolding tbe constitnkinn
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aEiN work lEGrsLaTrH HE.
senate.

ALuAst, Jan -, 1854
7ag oRsrg stGf ,AstsGs
ftti.on pze>slts3 asains or adti.iols. poser
iot he igeenvicn savings Bank
ulls " roEIfD a.tatne 70 cyr.crRs cofsrY.
MHA- ofas'Ir, (CCm reported a bill reducing the
IL Il the sher Of Kings county; e!so bill for the
election Of Rrgiste- 4 Deeds in Krgs County Also
to i,Iuco th- TmISsy's Zee,
4itr carg
Mr. T.g,H introduced bill to provide rpr snea ling
tn Code il relation to The Court Of Appeals.
IE4 eaytL tRariS, F1G.
Jl- concurrent resolutions passed la the Assembly
ytsteiday, rs !, tteo conuittee to investigas III,
Canal Ilhus, report the amount of bids and awards nul
wih power h. seud for person, aud papers, re-
% ana Lsd on the abb
am s.EsttrArioA q Ti3i tfiE "AS,L CONTRACTS
SIR Pf6rtr. (oem e.frred resolutions for the Caaa
yFs.' saticp which debated AZ length, when the
rssciut!cp ce.cd yesterday BY Mr. Williams were pro.
ntred -ubStiiut' ani atpr long debate la,I
ihe table
1AE poc.ttfsrtRr rnsroa, rriN1iSG
III Coni tCOiifr u oheliencs to a resolution ole red
~ Mr. Hi.ht ',s jsJs since, calling for information
IL riation 70 printing h,ndirg and forwarding twenty
co,es of ths DoouI i.ssry History 70 each member,
ttc.fa. ana reporters II th. ieyssturc presented
tai smt n, which eunotl up the total expense cf
cutting said resolution. y. SsD,s.I3j Referred to
Piip.iag tnn mites.
Alter ihr t.sntsc.ian Of some other upin,p,rtaut
businrNs, the : nate uuguuineI
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Crig Macon Ea Uistrcts.

tg5,ipESCs, Jan ~ lsb<
Tie brig Macon, FROM savannah Nov G7ih, fcI Bo5.
ton With $50 bale, II cotton struck on Pollock Nip
surday nigh', ard LEAFS badly. ghc anchored Gil lie
csst side ot Nantucket mosdey morning with distress
signals 6stnr Eisht men have been put On board q
her % rs,is "a pucrns &C and provisions have been
rent cut 20 her by Captain 1hos Gnrj0et n wreck
agent rhs lett Newport On the goth nit and has beer
blown out " she remained at auChr ca rucgdly
eu thd siaq1 Wind strong scos n ~
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7s0pYti of G,encatjop.

J,S L. Dir Henedcs, President IN The chair Thi.
afternoons at five O'Clock, the Srsi m citing held Of
the Board ot Education for tie present year.
Ccmmissioaer the seirnth ward wished to know To
whom Re wbs TO appeal! the Board in is opinion wa,
not legally organized.
The Ci,sm. rowey,r ruled that the member, called.
numbering tht.y eight, constituted the board.
A motion was then made 10 admit Nelson J Water.
bury spd y j. Ccoduow, elect. Of the Twentieth wsrd
Tie tHsin read tire law the -uljrot. and decided
that untss ort1Ined by The Hoard he .hould decide
adverse TO tiA ttlnm-sioners Of tho Twentieth ~ni
taBi,g tltir Peais
Acvereity Ct opinion appeared 10 eSist among the
ubefa yrstEt. 10 relation to thn passag- 1T the
legislative act parsed 9h " July a,, during extra
session twas intended that the act eli 1uld have been
passed during winter but done 50 and ia tue
simmer s.ssIon without altering the dates il passed
which appears nov 70 have ihro"n the whole matter
into col fusion, The opucn that the old mean
bers could ha.d OYER anill Juu. next
Mr Nieho.t. oi the tnst ward remarked that he con-
s,d.rd the acts &, irccn.ssut wisa each Other; bpt
stiil he went for ule~ipg The Commissioners OF tho
Twsnti4 TIL Ward 10 iaat their seats.
MIR FtiANst, 81 the righth, decsred ths. h. ,ho,ld
vote against admitting the ebers tsom the twentieth
war1
SIR Bnsnisi admitting the said cou-
missont.s
The ioi.owir2 r-.ciuiicp wss then on.red-
Betuiv,i Tnat the Clerk eal the nam. uf Nolson J
Waterbury asa school Commissioner Of the Toshtisth
ward
Al amenduie nj taered to in,ort the uauc .! j.
G. onl ON. 1he vote was then takcn IN. ancntaen en
tnd lost The vote then taken on the res,.u tiom
andlosf, by a vote a l"to II.
This question now bsiHg sctted he Board proceeIi
+. to business.
he minutes Of the previous meeting wrrr read and
spptoytd.
The Presd, mt then stated that according the at of
the Legislature they hpd the second Wednesday
~ Jshhsry Aha piopo,.d" 7" oiS.n1- eud elected Frrs
dent Accordingly. tie bsl.otnt WAS gone into and
resulted In the seecti0n ot Sir H. ncuict the present
iIeumbeo by vote Of Is 20 IL In rtpy to The hapor
nrrIt4, the Piesd.nt addTets-l the Board At grol,
length Albert Gilbert ALEC cho'cu clerk lne
Board being ready for busDsss. Mr. Ni.hol, rae
end respectfully declined the honor to IL 'urlae can
didate Tor the Executive COMMITTEE. thr pc, Asa,
deny.
Tic bpotire wss cnijed Ly th- Chair liz tie Fxeca.
tive cnmnlite- 4 tha Free calcGv. and the f, Sius
gertlsmtn were chosen s-Nvssr.. Bralisn pinnsy.
Dcfge crgrsoa. and LaHtcn.
The Bossd then adjourned Gn,i W-Iueslay u avx.
week
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EIGnl ihe Hnulh.

ItEAtT SNOW STORM At NEW oRLEasS--nRArH OF
tiiE MOTHER OF rHE LATE PRESIDENT POLK.
NEw oRLEAss Jan 13, 1867
ior II, INST time in twcn;, ysars have lad OLD
fashioned New England snow sora The weather Is
ycry 40 sHd there Il six Inches cf snow on the ground
Tte mother n the lste President Pck died ystsraay
a: Columbia Tenn, Ct aroploxy
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1ilr SfiFWta1. KrrINGs 1T i gail that n
uumter of believers in the fr,tual rappings have form
"a Gt!sot sctslercn ~ NountSin Cove fayettc cogn
IT, in Virginia whore they have purchased 80 900 worth
farming land, Since he loCl ltou o, the fret psrty
other fsmies b.yc followed The papor dictated by
the spirits heretofore pnbish.d IN h,vp NFw y9rs
Is (, ~ tcsived a. Mountain g0gs
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From Boston.

MA SshCHrSETrs g F0IsLATt RE-A!DRRMAN EI.RC IT'D
DEATH OF HON aEo pENNY-FIRK, ETC.
Bosror, Jan II, 1852
The Legislature In convention day. elected sightoo
alitionists members Of the Governors Council. The
candidate from Suffolk county the Hon. John Heard
was Defeated ia said temperance grounds he be-
ing distiller. This leaves one vacancy
The Governors message Is expected to- morrow.
Isaac Cary whg, was chosen Alderman Of Boston to-
day, which completes the board.
The hon. Geo Denny President Of the Granite Bank
died at his residence In Westborough, to-day.
In Ceptrsvilie,a part OF Lowell a cotton bleachery
was burned lsst night, and fireman was killed by the
falling in OF the walls.
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,uARRuAun.s Ronxr. an Y la fr,s sTREEr-MEssRs
SrOEIING.

EooT RacE-A root RACE BETWEEN IL. T. HoR.
tor 81 ts oity and isaaa shrll, alias tic Laaesster
Nsn. ofyhadetEis toi $780, distance i1p ya.ta take
Tlsce at Isaac oodruas Harlem. en- Thursday jan 10.
O'Clock.
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CgCoND ANNUAL stAs9NlC Rail- or rALEsrINE
~ Encampmest no Is OF hnishs Tcnpiars will be given
- eib'ss saloon on Mond.y eyenias, Janusry ztsh.
tsned re tae following com n,ttes q
2pencer Greenwich Peter Morrison lts kerfotk
street; NJ rrunmond .G Grand street; r. c. Crawford
r I6S Atlantic 0trces Btooklyn e. Roberts ut Grand
H. htng 05 Hester tre Z; Farrell Logan. 20 Lew
If ssrces 8. II. bemot HtiI of Records: James White
horne oi Csaai ssreet G0ovs'oni =. Forsyth street
CHAS. LhS. SPESCER, Chairman.
JossFsi I. SSNG, Secretary.
Members 81 she order uesed 10 appear in fail
gais.
IlHNgy wfLIs And Efs sIsTER NADABG H.
H 9aVels Academy for Dancing aud graceful depors-
rnens 81 che stuyveesns Iastitute 60 DrosdwnyNo~
sing Glasses Tar s6Gs Mondays aad Thurs
dsye morning aud evening" ciass for masters and misses
Wcdasedsys sDi Saturdays a. +. NJ hourg devoted 10
epecisl c,as0e3 and to private lessola.
rHAaaUAUD's ROoxs. - WEfTE sTREET-MEssEs.
~ Chssruaud 4 Ecilyie have tie honor 10 scauaint
rheir patrons. and the ladies and gentlemen, that their
second aud isss quarter OF tho ssasan, VII comncace
Wednesday ta iuet at tie atoye Place. D.ys OF iustruo
.ion Wednesday and eaturdy at usrter pat IL o'clock
for Misses aud Aaeters; hElt three o'clock
n Zoe isdes misses and rasEs aud &C hsf past
o'clock evening for gentlemen sc-ees fourth Thurs
day eysDing OF each month y. j. Former pupils whe
deous OF rsnovaug their dancing VII be received for half
she tefT
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Navigation AT rsstsbnrr.

~ TaRrr0, Jan T., 80
The weather IL very cod, ard NAVIGATION i, closes.
UuGslit ,dtn 'uas msr atty ., ~ yptee for Nnye
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vHIRTY SECOND CONGRESS-.
YRsr sxssIoN


senate.
wAsaIscros, January II, 1852.
Ths sena.e called to order at half past IL o'clock
The INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
The CHAIR Laid before the Senate Q communication
from the Interior Department enclosing estimates Of
appropriations necessary to meet deficiencies in the SER
vice Of ths. department for the fiscal year 1862.
foRRioS rAUrkss.
Mr. CoorEs, (whig) Of Pa presented petitions against
the emigration Of foreign oonvicts and paupers.
The AssloNMRNr LAND WARRANTS, ETC.
The bill making land warrants assignable was taken
up and made the special order for tomorrow
Numerous petitions and resolutions were presented
private matters.
TONNAGE oS SPANISH vEssELs.
Mt sswAao submitted the following resolution, which
was adopted -
to the Senate suoh 90 he map have u. relation
g % o. the o. $ Sdrps on S aS June
Mr BaADsusr, (dem.) Of Me. from the Select Commit
tee reported b providing for a.certaning the claims
of American citizens on account OF spoatons by ths
French prior 20 1901 Mr gave notice that he would
Mir, FTLcr, (dem of Mich, subruistsd tho minority
report en- the came subject.
REGISTER FEsaEis.
Mr HanLss, (dem Of Me. reported back the House
bill granting register 60 certain vessels, and il
ordered to be engrossad.
M- ElsH;Er, (wlisI Of Ga reported bn increasing
the eaiariea ot the District judges Of Massachusetts,
TirE LosS or rI!t Erira.
Mr. gsg.gp (fiee sol) OF N. y, offered resolution
calling for copy Of the proceedings OF the Court OF
inquiry and Ell correpondence relative to the loss OF
tae steamer lditb in lSto
L,Nns wASTFn sor s.usoAos.
NJ, BoRlANp (dsm) OF Ark introduced bill grant
ing lsc 20 hrianaas for Iailroad purposcs
roer once ooNrmvTrg.
G'he resolution allowing sne Committee Post odces
o'esk. was taken up and sdopsed-yeas "a nsj'7.
cE1-EA. HEtENAr.
The fesoutiou directing Inquiry into the propriety
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gs.eu.,-ent i,rloslon naa Los. OF Llfe.

LoUisyItLE, Jan r. 1862
1tc stcsmer ieo.g, Nashington recently exploded
bsr boiletr, vhen Grand Gulf Mississippi tiyor
fetet pcrsop5 tiueJ whose lave not yet
rtr ucd Tho toat sDbseqn-pty took 6re aud ~ith her
rasgo ie = tota. s,ss
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House or Representatives..

W,s,,.,,oy ,,o II 1sso
~
W. '"Ltifs 'Nt o aftaNLS
Mr.. Hasr (drTo OF n l. presented tue menorisi f
Collins and bj, s.soo;ats, IN regard "a an iocraa.s
rn ,.,....,
u ie -Nahic i'h service ana tns psoiosen ''ttohs
compensation therefor.
Referred to IN. Committee on Soys, Aglsr.
''A "oN''oN i7ot"r--"feN" fiFoti--"tikft = fiiE
'"hHAcr oNh'
Mr. B,nSHs,sri. delegate from Utah. rose 10 ques-
ton q privilege. He }ouud that tho renort a, nrinted
- .,.;.a,., - a., rr. !, ~, n.,,.. r,,
~ - 'he Aiu"'' " ''e VI We
United states CONTAINING tue report OF the returned
from the territory of Utah Il not the same as
,,ooor ,,r,,.,,a h,, tro,, .,a n,-.-.a.., - 60
s'''s9 tN"". ''''' 'to" '"o p'p"''n'o"' - S'''r'
lie was - much surprised a. tue appearance o
the og6cgl printed roport. u, he was Mt the pulli
cator =. li,a rn,or. a fov, 5,y. ,.f.r. Il, a.. A..
" = 90 p ~ ~"'' e ~ -" -"
NohE hfHA :, oo'h OF when ere diicrsht ron W
l'po-t ufus hea 20 hn az COZ iArieo from me state
hepaftn NJ, thoEgh bearing the same nisie lie pro
tested against the change or alteration ot an official re-
port containing such serious cherSes egast the gov"tu
nsht ana People o. tae lsi.itoly whi'h he hld the
hohot 10 repfeSnt ana without saying more az tais
TINE NJ moved tna' the copy oil TN report whch ws'
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I o. O. F-GEAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN NEW
Yors.Vhe UNDERLINED, Committee of ARRANGEMENTS.
deve 20 inform ee members % The Order sne the public In
in sd OF the funds Of tho Grand Lodge. will take place
Metropolitan iate Trpler, Hail. on Monday evening.
January H. 1882 -
q. W. r. Child, 81 Park Row.
jacob Russell, Asst Treas ofco Custom Uouse.
Joseph Soria, 4S4 Pesri street.
W. u Groser Ordog Deck. Custom Honse.
John Medole, 76 Chrys tis strcot.
Theodore Froment, los zllen street.
n. ~. AnderBcn, II Sixth avenue.
ID W. G. Langdou, 2sI Washington ssrssa
q. G.awiek. 2SS Grand stroes.
G. A. Hitiiker, II John street.
N. L.. Petit, 81 Maideu lane
W. ID. Kennedy, oil Greenwich street.
: N. Stern. IS Cedar stree.
sames d. Smsh, q Park row.
John w. THOMPSON, GS s. Eighth st.. Williamsburg.
Joseph ID. Green, Iroy-C mnittoe OF Arr ngunents.
Tickets g. to admit gentleman aud ladies cap bo sb
tsned from either OF the above committee Of tbe aader
mentioned -:
Andre fromena 9rand Master. il3 Nsss-u ssree,.
John J. Davies, Grand Sccfctsgy. odd FUlioWs usl1.
v. Ii. Howell. Grand Warden. = Duane street.
James w Halo, Grand ~, soucer aud Enqursr o5iae.
John q. Clayton. Grand kor,, 10 Pine street
James II. Pertins, Odd / oil5ws iiali.
Golden Eale 0aJce, a sHL Net.
Members % the Order requested 10 appear u rstsA
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IlfGtEA sly PER CENT COTTON BONDS, FOR
heme as creds yrrn. u rated 80 deserves and the
largest port OF her pub X III tie hands OF her own
citizens Her comparatively Eises dt sad te sorupu
ssements, sesm 20 be bus Little understood tho h
sertember, her pubic aehs suounteG S30s5Isg This
stock kwsshssd ss follows
IN Europe ....,....... xe7fS20
In other s.as,a. G5 aSa
In tecenl ScYoTt 10 the Genera AtMt.y, thS Audtor
snates tae value steck e-Etd - ne S1up co5
In ether words "a: state sns ts mount Of interest
ing seour;ties Snkpg und ie rro VI 4sa rta Cons
ymoa ieL the fnanLl tLs 4eb: q he state
The hnsneal provisions Of the CcL tti.n cl Virginia
e.s Of her stocks In point Of stey *: bcnls Axe equal
10 any psper evou.ity ia the c.yiliscc world
On tae 2.h OF harcb lSj thc General Astamby o Yir
sna passed Law authori inF Ge Bos-6 Ipbc horks
20 oorxoN on hcr credit four rEf c4 dollars TO complete
er WORKS o. internal impro yeleEte Coupsl B9nis
Hx Per cent interest," payable IL New Yer Bank OF
mmerce, on vac hrs OF JELusry 81 Jul andthe pra-
who des. 20 nupoIass ,hsy 1 sss ,r ; IN maps 2, an
tons Of $500 and 3IQV slJj AZ hese renis h,ye hnoo
taken by tac Uniied states 81 81 nysstmena
the indian Annuity Tund. Sl0l) l syo Lasn .,isr
by capitalists ssvings Bank fnsu-tnce spa Trnst GS,
,opesn Account ISe bs,snce s !, 9nassy M !, ~.
subscriber in amounts 0t 500 aud upNsrs ~ t.ir cr
rent market value witheus hrohers, Il tAe
IiSANCI.I Article or ms ntN coxsr1.t rsaS - ~.
STATS o. y!RcINIA ApoPrIo pv r,r Rfrpp,, tt.:ys.
11oN o, 1880 AND APPROVAL ~ mn, Prop o.. u IA:
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Elm n HCEHTlr

THE TRUSTEES OF TDE sEAEEss BANK FOR
SavpEs hsye ordered tis icterest paid - all de
pessors entitled thereto for the sE months in< 3st u
as1ollov-0n oil sumo o. i've hundred doilscs and under
At the rate Ufs,x per cent sal all
cceding ave hundred doa-s a. tie rse Of Eve per cent.
Jsyab!s ead after Monday 18th inst. ALI interest will
ls52. L, pESIr Presidcat
wILiIa~ NgiaoN. Secretsry.
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DOU BILE SHEET.
THE BALL SEASON.

DRINTERs' CELEBRATION OF FRANK
Inns Bfta Day. on Friday evening". Jan: l6 iSo2 ~
Nblos The Go mise Of Arrangements have tho pleas
Of announcing Sat there viii be present this occasion
many most eminent pubic and literary Of
-ious proons cl sely connected with the T!psgA-
phieal Tho vocal and music (smbraeng
will y Of hs highest In conneoen 9Th Shs
peculiarly nreting Persoes wishing " participate
should proo their tickets to-day, more win be
A. Nesotst Co.'s corner Of Wall and Water streets: as
Baker, Godwin Co Tribune Buildings; at the Prin
80 -'''N'3 80 ~ JAMES MARINE, Chairman.
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pANK roR sAyINGs.-cgAscERs sra

RANK FOR gAvINGS,-CEAEEERs SraEEr, l4TH
~ January. is52-ln COMPLIANCE vita tne iby AVA, tho
Trustees o iais institution have directed
I.te Of i've Per cent per anGu 70 e rid all Of SS
ara under SOU, and intorese Jer
AL aums sount;ng 20 $500 and urws.ds payatle on and
alter te hi-d Monday OF THE onth. lnsrest called
for will bs carried snc credit ltors principal
j. u. +. 0G DEN, Seo-etary,
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GRAN9 SLL!opiaC rRocESsIoS-IrTgoDDciio iio2 TO
GiIE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE Ex-
otTk1ESr, CONFUSION, AND RowpyisM-TuE MILI-
.AA. AlL.En orI, LIC.
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G1n 600 TO LokN-ro BR SECURED ny BOND
" IO,OOU and mortru "a coed propossy In this city
Brooklyn. 5000 20 loan ssme conditions. his0,
Lopses aud Io,s 10 rens ana ior sSlo Inquige ot
r a. FIERCE IS W su streoi
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