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LIVERPOOL BRxADsrusys MARKET.

LIVERPOOL BRxADsrurvs Market.
nesss Ncnsrdson, Spence Co report 'hss owing to
had advanced 3D. and wheat "a Sd the latter Oh eff
on the liner qualities Corn was dun aod ali Qualities
Ricbardson, Spence % -Flour-western Canal S0s Cd
8ls., Ohio 82s Cd. wheat-Red 8, Id a 81 Cd white
~ 3d. Q los. Aixei and yellow 3d. 3D. 81 white
THE LArer RRAApsruFrs MARKET
ilvnPOoI, August lisp u
buoy 70 DAY, owing 10 reported floods the country
LIVERPOOL PROvIsIoN MARKET.
kesHI Richardson, Spence h % B.glsnd, Athya h
dull srd arm but quiet q 7ia ailow in large scsouIa
i've inquiry. and all qualt 90 considerably advanced
Richsrdaon, Spence Co. call the co.ins price on Fhday
CAS-. Cd.
m LATEST PRovmoN MARKxr
LIVERPOOL, August l6-3 Y.
ae.srs Richardson, Spence Co. note the speculative
inquiry for taiioW a. continuing, and 67s asked Other
articles steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE xAsKRH
Inc brokers CfoulaTqu0tes hes quiet 42s Cd. 43s
for both pot and pearls Sugar du and declined H. No
lasses enebty lower Coffee firm. Rice steady Tea general
anehansed with large export inquiry: sstpere 3D.
vanceo snehty Rosin buoy ant; CON mon A. 3D. "a 3d.
nne los Nothing doing In tar urpentine Spirits Of
turpentne heavy a decline Of 2s quoted $685. 37s Cd
Of sale 1t previous TAo~ is In large speculative
inquiry q an advance oils e. North American e2s
bark In tho market Wool very nrm
YRyIGHrs AT LIVERPOOL.
Al Live, pool, fIegh1 70 America had slightly i'd
varced. To New York, bars and rails, l6s "a; cheml
cab, It's 3D. hardware, l2s Cd; crates, 3d. passan
gers, g lbs. Passengers TO Boston, "a 10s
LONT ON MARKHTs.
hesI Barring, Brothers Co. report wheat closed with
an advancing tendency; white bss e3s red SIS 5Ss
-four quiet at 2Ss 3ls Coffee steady but quiet Iron
nrm, With good demand; rails e. IT, Cd 81 los ba's
81 Cd Scotch pig 7os g. los. 3D. Sugar heavy at
decline OF q b. Tea closed quiet bat steady Spirits
OF ur fentne dull n 36s. Rice firm but quiet Cop
per was unchanged Indigo had considerably advanced
Iinseed cakes were In good demand New York. fl0 u.s.
Lard VA steady 81 7os Lnseed oil had declined to 3ss
Sperm and olive OH had slightly advanced Satpetre bad
advanced IL D. The talow market very excited
and Petersburg had advanced to e8s SIS delivery
during the last three months Of the ear. Tn-there was
. good demand for English
State OF TRADE.
Tue advfces from Manchester favorable. The mar
let was n-m and although goocs slow Of sAe prices
we're unatered.
Reports for the week ending Aus H. sate-Ootton-
sales Of the week. $500 bales stock l03 900 bales
Orleans, tres ordinaire, lie r. Bresdstafs quiet
seaiy. In other pSts OF Franco they have declining
teudepcy) Ashes quiet Coffee steady Provisions nrm
the market II bare &c dull Soga' heavy and slightly
lower. Lard buoyant Whalebone firm.
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PASSENGERS BY THE AMERICA.

Mr. mrs christie, N, and child Lord
Mics Stone Mr. Bullard Mr. and Mrs Wood Miss Aea, Miss
Abery Mrs Allen and child, Mas Haden Mrs Booth, Miss
ghu, ck and maid servant Or huuck and Mr. and Mrs
Indssy ~ Mlhhen and lsdy. D, Weld M. Glenn, Mas
Mr. Ny Cap. Ais Hon geselow Capt Lane, Mrs Oliver
Andersen Lyle, Winter sonablea Brown, hapfee. Shea
snU:on n,Ss kS.ss aeGnX Psvdson K,s
der Allen Dixon Leon, sno !. A.n, Boyd Talbot DowAll
0o6dier Paris Heap scls<r, Ayre Peck Hoag BatArtL
nuler 9srssHtOs bn,cainsop Raas, Fowler sren
GcnstocG nurch, Hicks Rusrssdss worslsy. Csldioot
Messrs WAlford. Macalser, BAle Reran, Beck with Bay
ley. Roberts, Johns Dudrie, savage sonebrdge Sykes
bosettA.
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TURKEY.

me latest despsichss from oonstannople give sfur
her news than that the Ambassadors we're sr Awaiting
instructions from their respective governments. me
Paris correspondent OF NE Times rays The diculy has
been far scscd q, Osborne that Conference win be un
necessary
Despstche from Vienna say that the Austrian govern
mepi disposed 70 arrangement Of The hodsviAn
question, and stated In Vienna leaers hat the Austrian
Minister went beyond his Instructions.
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StewNt's majority.

Sewht's majority. Observation-Disclosures. ~
FRer CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF NoRra CAHoINA.-A
correspondent Of the Petersburg Express mentions
hal mistake has been discovered In the vote OF Pcrqu
rumous county North Carolina, BY which Smith, Ameri-
csn, wss deprived Of sxty votes. II this DO 60 he In
elected 10 Congress by . majority Of twenty two over
Shaw, democrat. whose majority official declared
10 be thirty eight The correspondent however, psocs
very little confidence In the accuracy Of the report
The FRAT OF JUDGE Brhn.-Colonel Pckens, ex Cover
Hammond, ex Governor Adams, Messrs Chestnut aud
Keia and General Hamilton, all prants for the seat
in the United States Senate made vacant by The death OF
Judge Blu Ter, Of South Carolina
How THEY ABrss GOVERNOR WALLER The Pnuadelphia
Ledger nys-ne Northern and the Southern extremists
agree only In thing and that 10 In the heartlness
OF their abuse Of Governor Walker. The Northern OK
remst says he Ia tho TOO and aocompncc OF the very
worst men Of the slavery faction" AMI tho Southern
extremists nigmaize him ~ their WORT enemy-s an
abolonih In disguise" Possibly II each were 70 read
the others description Of The they abuse 30 much
both would have . different opinion of his character
There 10 fact which seems we'll est abahed and that
L. that neither drive him from The ar and hon able
position which he has taken In respect to the Kansas di
ouay, and the administration has the moral nrmuess 70
sustain him In what right and Just against al kinds OF
camor.
THB spIAKnsHP The Huntsville, Gaia. } Aduocax, the
leading Houston democratic journal pubshed In that gen
uenan's DISTRICT hosts he of Mr.. Geo. Houston
for the speakeshp, advocating his election pos
lion with great earnesiness We Judge from all tho cir
oumaances apparently connected with the ldpoass art
ole that may DO regarded suthorstive announce
meni that Mr. b. has rcgulrytentered the lists for the
dbtr guhhcd ofHoe We name above.
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STATE OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS ELS
WHERE.

he mld,i OF the ercisemen, and general dstua o.
caioned BY the failure Of The Ohio LIFE Insurance. and
Trust Company and Of the oher financial
Germs In Wall street and ehewbere that are hourly f,Dow
Ing II not ukipg from II, We have thought proper Va
collect and percent TO readers the nent OF
rspers In o'hes cities upon this monetary crss somo
beneni may be derived from perusa Of srracs
From the Philsdelpbis Ledger, Aurus, 20
The times are sadly out Of joint and the effects Of bad
system sre osily developing themselves Although seri-
culture has pered and abundant crops have bssed
the proouceranbough oonvusicn has occurred or NO
usual clements that csnse revolutions In business soo
sweep 'houtapts 10 q common ruin-slhoush our orssn
re atons se Of Iescesole psure and good msses ae
found for exports, here feeling OF aespoooenoy
ard q tends ncy 10 depression OIL over tne cosn-
vy. Indeed, within the last fe~ days We nave
reached ,omettips IKE a oiss ne banks AL over
tho couotry have been carrying full sail toe coun.
,yv ha. heea importing and lpdivihh living
tsy In ADVANCE Of capital and production specushont
n,ds, b,t he'd proosss Tar ouirun 0osh mesns ana
n,useree the prices ~ l.rd have been geaNy onNed,
20 ,aro,d nroec,s have been null 1ied In .be sdess
.rd mo-, 70 kes. nanpsr Nearly the wnoie OF these
.,s.ni.u n. have been carried on on crtdt Ihs pur-
nv land composites ressp,og hundreds Of thou.
80. ~ soIar are many iB.ts Cos based on less Than
snt Of tstis nom oai "a al Railroads have been
,r.,ss and heir const us ion commenced with q
- ,,,cs ,ubsctipion Of scsrc'ly twenty GER cent
- ,h.ir eat mated oosL BOfrosng has been the
main scheme 10 carry them 70 oomtle,1n 'nds, mort
zee Bonds, have been ned q. all any r.ei Of dis
e,unt Il al would sommaad money ALL and when ihsss
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM INDIA.

IMPORTANT NEWS FROM INDIA.
DELHI STILL UHsUBDUSD-BLooDv sATrLBs-pH
YnAs OF THE uurHEHRs-IRKsH oUrsKRAKs nm
Ponsnp-YHn NEWS DnsnHD yAvoRABLl FoB Tn
DsoLIsH.
ne overland mall arrived Of trieste Nc l2ah inst,
asd Ne photographic despatch from there sass thai Me
nuossy dates arc 70 July IA, and oAcuttA 70 Juiya
DsIh had not fallen up The 27th Of June Ths rebels
- made several desperate sorue,, but each time
rspusd win great slaughter. The city sas reported full
- ssoh and wounded, and chocra prevailed Reinforce
uenh continued reaching The Brislsh camp.
Further muilnies In several dssrics had boon reported
M Bombay and Madras armies remained loyal Pupjss
ssssasvsd suet
A ssa Cen Van oortands had attacked and completely
Assa,ed The Insurgents, nncsins heavy loss Gen Wood
burss column had completely crushed rsbeloa at Al
yunssbad.
hAsnseuce had been received OF NE mu,,ny Of The
zssps ~ hosandsbsd ryraoad, Soc oporc ssnsov Nos
vsnG, Puaushur, Inbov and Indore. Pesnavsr 10 dis
s.rssS, and three regiments had been disarmed there
av Conn Campbell arrived at Alden the 18Th OF July
ne mt batch Of the China corps had arrived II Gal
esA-
mo British force before Delhi s stated 10 be from 900
b 1000 Eiropcan and 5000 natives. Tho portion
q the force have proved trustworthy.
me rebels had been dis persed II Alahabad, and he
pss saved.
ne barracks al oarompore were closely besisged by
No Insurgents, but held out srsvely. Reinforcement
vsrs marching 70 their relief
The whole Of Dude had risen, bu, Sir Henry Lawrence,
vrh his small force, KEEP. the enemy In check.
nsre floating nors, there on the 70 'cips
q the lat mall, OF the capture CT Delhi, but they are
wholly unreliable
me Bengal Bukdrd says
We hsve received letters say tina, tho govcrnn snt
nsa got telegraph mes,aye from NsufpOre that De
sn iaeo on the 27h Of June, oecr ring tue bate, aud
svins 'hst upwards n 1000 rebels silld.
oscusa vss more tranquil and the native bankers were
gaining confidence The papers say that have the
vs OF the troubles, for there reg nsnb TO
muny exceps hose Of Bombay and Madras, tho fidelity
o. which there Is no reason 70 suspect
me Bombay money market was very unsettled Money
v" d'"cut 70 be had any terms The import market
v" very quiet Frsigh;s had advanced . little
me Calcutta markets we're dull. The Bank Of Bengal
had rae is rate OF interest and exchange TO %, "a
The Madr" import marse, continued buoysuL The do
nsnd for export wss upsbs.ed.
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PORTUGAL.

Spain had addressed motto 70 the Poruguese gore
askng for the exradon Of Spanish refugees known
70 be In Portuguese territory believed that Portugal
viii MOI consent
The tobacco contract set up auction a. Lisbon and
Yet for three years. three hundred ihousand per annu
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/ ITALY.

pct for the esaaps Of all the galley slaves ai Genoa
bad been discovered All the turkeys have been
simultaneously murdered.
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THE BANK FAILURES.


NEW YORK. August 20, 1897.
GAVIN TLsr, Ca=her Maverick Bank, Boston
The morning HERALD pubished . report morning
that the Hancock Bank. Maine, had ilcd. Il hsss any
truth In The repOrt1 Answer BY telegraph.
8 p. BROWN,
Borrow, August 20, 1851.
The Suffolk Bank say there Is no truth In the report.
CALVIN 8 LANE, Cashier
RsroRrHD BArK FAILURE IN HARrvoRp.
HARTFORD, Conn August 20, 1851
The public may assured that every Hartford bank
perfectly sound, all rumors 70 the contrary posv,b
standing The stock Of every Of The banks s abovo
par today.
Bosro~, August 20, 1857.
The Hancock Bank Of Maine no, failed and 10 bills
are being redcsm med II the sur,lh, In his city
The RlPoRfxD BANK FAILURES AVID rap Bosrops
MONEY aARrEr.
Boeros, August 20, 1857.
The rumored bank fasrcs caused some TALK on uhanss
today, thought but little oredesoe given sbs reports
The HanoookBAnh, Of Ellsworth, Maine, In good standing,
and III bills are promptly redeemed. The nvertoo,
Fumers and Rhede Islsnd Central Banks do redeem
their bills The Suffolk Rank, but nothing known hero
Of their reported failure
Al the aucton sale Of stocks by Stephen Brown sons
today .tres Of the Boston banks offered brought from
one 70 seventeen per cent ADVANCE oher securities
showed equally nrm position.
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THE sPANIsHMExICAN DIFFICULTY

Madrid despatch Of the ll,b instant ,ays that NJ Ia
fragus the Mexican Envoy, had made known 10 the Next
Consul that the spaniah government has suspended
al negotiations with him, and tina, quonty he
placed the Mexican subjects In Spain under the protection
oil France.
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Political Intelligence.

TIE GovKRoRs ELECTION N Missouri Tho st. Louis pa
psn OF the I'd inst give The vote for Governor fell
lows
81 Louis Democrat. St. Louis e. publican
Rollins, opposition. $500. 46oc4 "a, sss
Stewart, democrat. 4o,9H 46,S26
Tho Democrat makes Rofns' majority six, and the Re-
publican shows that Stewart has majority OF Eve Close
shaving Tho Rpuican Of the Oath gives the following
VOTE
For Stewart E,ll2
For Rollins. 470s8
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FRANCE.

An Interview betweeu the Emperors Of France and Rus
sia 10 again stated - certain to take plaoe.
The Bank Of France returns FOR the month show In
or 900 francs and In Paris falling or In the
branch banks of II 900 900 france.
bronze medal 70 be given 70 the soldiers who served
In The treat wars Of tho Empire from l7o2 10 1915.
The Louvre inaugura,ed on the lsth. The Emperor
present. and In his specoh congratulated the nation
upon he possession Of that political order which had pcr
mied the realization Of project which had occupied the
contemplation Of every dynasty Of France.
In Paris the 18th inst, the por cents closed e7f,
&c.
The Emperors PARTON on the occasion Of the @ Of the
18th Of August, win DO extended 70 over nine hundred
persons oonde nned for various offences.
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which 1900 were American.
tArrr CoTTcy
LIVERPOOL, August 15-3PM
Mcesrs Richardson, Spence h %. quote cotton closed
with advancing tendency sales 10 day 5000 bales,
including 600 On spe ,ulasisn.
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rHB LATEST INDIAN NEWS.

YHH LATEST INDIAN NRws.
The Indian mails reachei London ON the l4th infant
but the correspondence adds nothing Of importance 10 the
telegrsphio accounts.
re correspondent OF the 7ia gives the details Of the
now outbreas which appear have been les serious in
their consequences Than tho early He thinks the
food Of the insurrection has been passed
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Inc LONDON hmes reports business In Amerio,n
rites on the 1ath.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular report. the sales OF the week A.
5000 bales, including $500 TO spectators and 800 10
exporters Fridays sales were 5000 bales in.ludius
1000 on speculation and for export the market closing
arm at The folio sing quotations.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-03-05

Collision between sherman & Wright.

Collision between Sherman & Wright.
Special dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
WAsH1NeroN. Thursday, Feb. 26, 81.
A great excitement was oceasioned in
the House this morning by the following
occurrence: Mr.. Wright Of Tennessee
came up in front of Mr.. Sherman's (oi
Ohio) desk, and folding his arms. con-
fronted Mr.. Sherman with scowl and
an attitude of defiance and insult. Mr..
Sherman, with great quickness. observing
that Wright's purpose was to provoke an
assault, coolly took up some waters from
his desk in his fingers and cast them in
Wright's face. Thereupon Wright un-
dertook to draw his pistol Sherman al
once rose upon his feet, when number
of members Immediately interfered and
prevented further consequences. One
party Of gentlemen escorted Wright back
to his seat, and another removed Mr..
Sherman without the bar of the House
The latter, however. quickly returned
and resumed his seat.
Thus was an assassination prevented
on the floor of the House simply by a
hitch in coat pocket. Sherman's quick
ness and coolness were admirable.
Great is Slavery and its representa-
tives!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-03-05
Laws of NeWspapers,

/. Subscribers who donot give express no.
tice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subs :rIptiun.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance
of their papers, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon-
ued.
a. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing
to take papers from the Office, or removing and
leaving them uncalled for, is PRIMA FAcIA evi-
dence of intentional fraud
TPostmasters neglecting to inform pub
fishers, when papers are not taken from the
Office, lay themselves liable to pay the sub
scription.
1t is also their duty in such cases to notify
the publisher that the papers are not taken out
by those they are seEt to, and the reasons why
they are not, if known.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-03-05
The Senate passed the Senate Bill to

The Senate passed the Senate Bill tc
allow certain County officers, clerk, pro.
bate Judge. sheriff, treasurer, recorder,
auditor, &C.. to collect their fees after
their term Of Office, the same as during
their official term, and to retain such fees
to the extent of any deficiency in the max
imum compensation allowed by the act Of
April 8, 1856.
The House has passed the House bill
to amend the act further to prescribe the
duties of County Commissioners, yeas
70. nays 3. Itprohibits he board from
purchasing or contracting for the erection
of any infirmary, court house, bridge cul-
vert, or public building or improvement
by which larger sum than $4,000 is
involved, without vote of the county,
to be taken at the fall or spring election.
-CIeve. Her.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-03-05
Late News from Kansas.

New York, Feb. 27.
A special dispatch to the Tribune, from
Lecompton, Feb. 18th. gives the follow
ing version of the recent affairs in Kan
sas:
An affray took place here last night,
in which Sheriff Sherrod was killed, and
three other men were wounded. A meet.
ing Of Geary's friends was held at the
capital to sustain his course, and express
their disapprobation Of the recent outrage
on him. Sherrod and his friends came
armed to break it up. When the reso!u-
tions were read, Sherrod declared that
any one voting for them was liar and
a coward. Tne excitement grew intense.
Sherrod drew his pisto! and fred, wound
ing man named Sheppard. Miscellane-
Gus shooting then began, and was con-
tinued for some time. Mr.. Sherrod was
shot through the head by young man
named Jones, who came from Pennsyl-
vania with the Governor. Sheppard has
two bullets in his thigh and wound on
his head. Two others are slightly woun-
ded. The Sherrod men seeing that they
would be overpowered offered no violence
after Sherrod fell. Young Jones was ar
rested by a bogus sheriff, and after the
meeting was thus broken up, Gov Geary
called out the troops to prevent his being
lynched. The Governor also organized
company to- defend himself, but disban-
ded it at dark last night. More violence
S apprehended. as great excitement still
prevails.
The Legislature has passed Territori-
al election law, based on the caucus
which provided for the constitutional con-
vention; only those who may be in the
Territory in April, and whose name shall
be registered. are to vote at the next Oc-
tober election.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-03-05

.CvR1ous.--The N. Y. Tines relates
the following rathers singular circumstance
in relation to the murder of Dr. Burdell
The bottom of the boots which the 6e-
ceased wore are covered with blood
showing in itself that he must have fought
terribly after he received some Of his
wounds. By the side of the closet door
which is thickly splashed with blood
hangs a political chart, on which are
printed the names of the candidates and
the three platforms of the three great
parties to the last Presidential struggle
Curious enough, upon that sentence in the
Republican platform which reads " Muir.
ders, robberies, and arsons have been in.
stigated and encouraged, and the offend
ers have been allowed to go unpunish.
ed, ," a blood spot has fallen on the word
" murders" and another on the word
"unpunished;" the sentence proceeds
=" and that it is our fixed purpose te
bring the perpetrators of these atrocious
outrages, and their accomplices, to a sure
and condign punishment hereafter,"-
this passage is marked Significantly. as
by an index finger, by long spirit o
blood
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-03-05

A writer in the U. s. Gazette says per.
sons may sleep quite comfortably in cold
weather with but few bed clothes, by plac
ing one or more thickness of paper (com.
mon newspapers will answer, between
the coverlets of their beds.
A new use truly, to which newspapers
may be put. After having instructed the
mind, keep them for warming the body
The Pioneer is but Iwelve Shalings pei
year, affording a sufficient number to GOV.
er several beds.
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CONSUMPTION CTRED.

DE NOT DECEIVED by base limitations
- HEDGMAN, CLARK & cos GENU
INE COD LIVER OIL, never dlsappoints
and ten years experience has proved it supe-
CONSUMPTION.
AS there is great deal of spurious oil in the
market adulterated with seal oil, whale oil
&c, &C., too much care cannot be taken to
procure the Genuine.
Our Oil is made at our own factory in New
foundland and each bottle has our signature
over the cork. Be careful to get Hedgman
Clark & Cos, as thousands who had used 9TH
er oil of inferior quality. and were about Civ
ing up in despair have been restored to healtl,
by using the GENUINE On of our manufacture
Sold by all Druggists. l3-3m
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-03-05

MINNEsoTA.-The bill authorizing the
Territory of Minnesota to frame State
Constitution preparatory to admission in
to the Union on an equal footing with the
other States came up in its order in the
Senate on Wednesday. That body by
yeas 81, nays "a, reconsidered the vote
by which the amendment was adopted
restricting the right of suffrage to the cit
izens of the United States, and ther
struck out the amendment by vote O
80 against "a; and passed the bill in the
precise form in which it came from the
House by yeas 81 against nays 22.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-03-05

The examination of the Irish rioters
at Bergen, N. j., has resulted in the com
mitment of three for arson and riot, nine
teen for riot, and others on less grave
charges. James Cogle and J. Veunta,
Catholic priests. publish card in rela-
ton to their refusal to disclose in court
The confessions made 10 taem by som.
who were wounded in the riot. They
say that no ends OF civil Jus.ce can induce
them to violate the secrets of the confes.
sional.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-03-05

Congress has been discussing the Wis
consin election question. The electors of
Wisconsin, it will be remembered, were
prevented by a snow storm from reaching
the State Capital to cast the electoral vote
of the State on the day prescribed by law.
The question to be decided is, whether,
in consequence of this irregularity, the
vote of Wisconsin shall not be counted {?