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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
Asse mbiy.

ALBANY, Jan. is, 1857
Pi1ruoss PRssKsrrp.
From the medical men u New York-For tho estabsh.
men, Of q national vaccine Institution.
From the Saratoga and Sacketts Harbcr Railroad Com
pany-a,klpg that their lands may bs exempted IRON
taxation whlo upemp'oyed and ior liberty TO improve
the northern wilCerress
I,tm ire veterans of 1912, asking for relief
bin vas passed 70 enable the Brooklyn Co1rt OF Ses
,ors tte terms OF Incorporating the western
BIstr,ci Fire Department OF Brooklyn.
last years appropriation bill vent throufh COMMITTEES
OF the whole, and was ordered 10 . third reading
ronCrs or RIfa
BY Mr. GioyEs-ro amend the marriages and deaths
rssi,,ry law IN New York.
by rr HaMo,D amend the Brockiyp eousods
nv Ne prxoS- To amend the act relation 10 the uses
Of buidirgs IN New York.
By Mr.. SaHss-To incorporate the Pseac Dock Com
by Mr.. AusS-Io abolish tie oii;e Of Railroad Com
mws,cEer - -,,--. -
psrhs. -
By Mr. NsRuyprAr-To enable the staten Island Rail
ro al 10 own and run fcrfy boats.
Bs Mr. H.KYosD--To ncorpornte tho Brooklyn fto vs-
rsrirtrt ia the Esfern clstrtt
Mr. Vo sfsR Introduced resolution calling Tor infor.
M ai,op tftn fssoai companies a. 10 the proprey OF
sboiqrirg lhe oiroc CT Railroad CommiAsontr Adcptei
Adisurrod.
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NEW YORK RE,
Sen ate.


AinAsv, Jan. Is, 1857.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
BY Mr. SPssoHR--fbe report and memorial Of the Trus.
tees the Consumption Hospital askng appropriation
OF $4,000
Several for = prohIOsory tquor law and an in,orna.
tionsi bridge.
By Mr.. sPEScra-Favoraoly. 10 amend the charter
OF tho Nursery aud ChIldren s Ho,ptal
BY Mr. KEIIy-Fsvorsby, for incorp rporAing tho Staten
NOTICES or mtts
ByMr MADpEy-Tc amend the cnsrser Of the Now YORK
By Mr. RAaTY-To extend the tim for the construction
OF the Aibspy ssa sutqaehauna Railroad.
BY Mr sfrsoss-To ssulsts the building OF party walls
u The city Of Nov York
nils ISrsoDucvD.
BY Mr. SPrSCta-To place the ssvngs banks under tho
Supervision OF the Superintendent Of the Bank Depart
MeLt
Grabbing OF she poor 20 pace them any Ia
corporssd orphan asylum
BY Mr. C. Il aNna-To mend tn, common school law
OF Beokiyn by au'borhips no appointment oil 'eore'
BY Mr. RiesAspos-To authorize divorce In cases Of DO
ssI non or brutal Treatment
bill ceo'rs the jurisdiction OF certain and In ths
Slate 60 the Uniief States. Passed..
The Barr end sickes case "N resumed
kNESlsG sE<IOs.
The care Of The coa,s.ssl Scat or the Third district
wog taken UP.
Mr. BANS vne coutostant addressed tho Senate IL sup
por Of hn potiicn he urged that the eemarror pi in
by Mr. Sckes finally coeed the tho part OF tao
sitg memoer but stroU9y asserted that gross irreyu
lafues bad faken pace In the aad aickef tho
nEpmtri ana ies,imopy offered by Sckos He charged
Il tho police Of the sixth ward nal ssssed 10 those r
resuMes II the testimony tf the olpt,in OF poice al
iuded 10 By Sickles was 10 DO relied on
Mr.. NoxoS moved . preamble and resolutions, 10 Tho
,n,cl that the commaee having reported on hc uofer
standing that tka vss ~ be finally sd tcaed on
tho demurrer, and apearipy proper that tcsAm,ay
rtouid be take q, therefo.e-
Rssolvsd-Thal the report be referred back, WITH in
s,rveous TO take testimony aud rep,f. finally on hs 2h
Of January.
Ne,srs 8,Dpxs and Cvytss opposed he resolution.
Mr. BRooKs declared bimsof in favor OF ths resoluou
snd deemed just 10 both partcs Ina, testimony should
he az mted
Mr. UpaAa contcered thai The preamble reflected upon
tho scHon OF the committee aud trusted would not
psss Ho called fer division the preamble and reso
lutltn.
Mr Hoxoy thought II due to nil parties ina, tho pre-
amhlc should he adopted
Ms, cvYtsR moved TO add 10 the preamble the word
"prope,iy," 90 IS to mate read TIE committee had
properly reported, 60
Mr. BsADropD offered, o. m addition, tho ansI vote
be taken on the 2Sth January, st noon" Amendment
accepted
Nr NApDxz CO led for the ayes and rays the
iui admit testimony, being Ia fact, decision Of
this present iGue In favor Of 5cxes. II Was then
sdoped by ayes, q; DaJs t-xr Madden voting In the
On Motion the Committee on Contested Seats was nief
by the substtu,ion OF Mr.. Loo In OF ur. Halsed
who has been absent an the sesson,
Adjourned.
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Addition Corg.-n,i.n Mt wo, oesc,r>

%o2rasIkR, Mass, JAG. 10, 1887.
IN pursuance OF pubs ed cal, In ybtoh tho nxinsinf
uaiop OF the ates is regarded facrc co1vsnsiocs
net here day consides Tho expsdicncy o, aepass
iion OF the free and saye gf,,ss l. W. dggiasoa cssd
ths convention 20 order N Bird WIS ch1se1 Preaas
dent and Thos Earle, VIM lloyd 8srrlsos Sgt o.hsrss
Vse PresldeaN Bianesx sad lnarca cosuutecs vsro
appointed. About three tradred persons present@
including Wendell Phrpps, S,r1 J. Nay, Sr Aeby Ks1
ly Foster anj nun esoua ladies
The Chairman Er Bird real ex,raat, from tso Provt-
dtncs Journal and New York ~ i5lr ani tn niiress
ed the meeting DO sold he ~hy tha whole
Convention shoud 70. bo arrested for trees,u. 10
handled Mr Htnry wilson and y Haze ve'y sevoceiy,
say ing that they ,elny out the repubh,ar payy.
and that they hpd ,he power they woult hsngsas ds
unionss the nearts, tree No sensible pcrsoB wooh
now LAY that % Union worth cent. Al the close
Of bis speech the Hutchinson Faulty sang aSo'ssn
sopg.
dore Parker Henry Wilton ard William Orlando Bto~us
The nra two favored The objs5t Of the mseaas-ssss
from Mr. wilson decided opposni'p to II.
AFTFREOJ JV sEa,rOM
Dr.. NAM. 0 sterling, cGiled tno COnvenhon 70 ord~
Mr Hgginsou hsn took toe ftAud sod msce a strosa
tisnDion D. and waa isiioyea by Ms Carreoo, wbo
spoke Tor causing c0se attention snf coruSs-
TBb,e applause. Wendell Philips then maso a ohsras-
e speech, after which there was singing by ND Evs
Ch.nson Family, and al I'D % nnuent 70 supper.
Bali rot eight p. MIR. Wendell rhltps Is rov
jouTped No steps have ye' bsen saxen 70 dlss"'rs
Tho Union,
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The Murder at Jamaics.

The name OF tho mau murdered pear Jamsc, on
Monday evening, ID Samuel Carmsa. Hs father, Bsrjs-
min C,rmau, resides In Brooklyn Tho ciirsns OF the
village and noghborhood appear 10 bs In great state Of
excitement and making oil possible exeriions 10 ap
pr,htnd the guilty party. Yesterday four or Ave par
,or were arrested suspcor but no, the css evil
derco could bo broush, against them they were permit
ted to 10 ut large The club with shich the decd hh
syidertiy been committed and which cioi,oi with
blcod supeo,es to have been spit from ~ oak plank
number Of oak plank have recently been stolen from
lunSer yard IN the vilsse, and persons are Of
opinion that 81 the is'cvss di,coyaed and the plank
fund they may De able obtain trace Of tue
eerer. With this object In vsw toe citizens were pre-
Tsrns 70 e1,mne syefy ioase "a ths plase Laere =
The face OF The victim WAS so mu.h dthsurcd thai hs
most intimate scqusinianecs could not ierfy him but
Doans,s nurssry 70 the vicinity OF the East
ton gate wners The body was found, distance OF
D;n sOo%, 0s b. Ss muIsssr umpsd ps, the wagon and
d NJ the blow without stopping the horses and tosi Cn
man fell cut tho road. Tho Keeper OF the wet to
ente raw trio team 10 through Ia the evsnng but cannot
recoe,t whether ,nee was two Fosu Ia the wagon
but thinks he would have noticed ~ thee hsd been two
ps.s0r se s o1es pssor,sd ,Ss, wagon oosed c.rsns
vsson east Of jamaica. IL this so and u oau be ascor
tanned who drove hs wagon some .nors preome psrSu
or two checks on of tho Brooklyn B4hss aunopnting
20 about $40. msssepgoY was ssnt yeteidsJ 70 ss.
certain whether She checks bad ben drawn ~ CAfmAs
OF ary one e.se The right p1oke OF bis panaosns wAs
inverted pne f be drew the money supPosea no "a
"a In that packet. The sun q sbcut SO ras i2una
In TIE vtst pocket nnsouchtd, nSs 70 an Gltde
rccs heretofore stated and some chapso Vas ioaai
IN the pockets Of hts overcost II be wss sctaal muf
dered, the murceregs must hsve been satisfied WIN Fn
they ictk from she right pauialoo,s pocse OF desseu
from the examination for fear Of detection soma seoks
ego an ssed gentleman named Simorson was sutake,
the rame place and stunned by blow atsr whlcn
be wss robbed; and about yer ago nsn nanaeaa =
Jackson wM attacked whiio driving along WIN n
team, the terrick plsnk road about mile on TN
spot The fellow took hold OF tre horses rens aud point
ed q pistol at Jackson s tho ssms tine demsrdas his
money. he answered thar he hai more Than hssle
change snd he nigh, have n si the same time Syi
drAvms hh pccxetbook from hs pocket and dropping
10 The wagon TIE robbcy sstsasd with tho cntpg'
| and derarttd
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Money Market.
The Cold Term.

THE FERRIEs-ICx AND DETENTION OF TRAVEL.
The rrss continue to bs greatly obssucted By the ice
the rivers and people who do business Ia this city
live tie opposite shores sorou,ly ncommoded
thereby The Fultn ferry suen The least m the tide a
This part Of tho river very strong, sweeping as does
around curve and keeps The ci anne olerabiy clear
The Hamilton ferry ooau but rarely while the South
and Wall street greatly impeeed The Peck sup boats
TO WILLIE nspuIg have stopped tor hours M time and
the Jackson sreet ferry beats are laid up The Grand
street erry however, still runs regularly. The North
river boats have had but little detention.
The pot beat George Steers reports seeing the rrpt
buoy OF the mouth Of GedneYs Channel, twenty nve
rics 3. s. e OF Fire Island.
The schooner Chief from Virginia, bound TO Falrhaveu
With cargo OF oysters, went hsnore At sluan Beach
Monday night last. contract made with the Gap
tsa on TIesca morning, by Mesers Hurbcrt aud Ben.
ntt wr,ckers and Wednesday morning she was hove
oGt and proceedes IN her voysge
BALTIMORE BLooKApED WITH ICE.
The bnrbor or Baltimore entirely closed with ice.
TIE Baltimore ourla ais calling upon the Councils to
take prompt measures for opening II, ~ the iossss
the busrs OF the city greatly exceed the cost OF tho
necessary 10 keeping the port open a. all seasons
tho Baltimore commercial spirit s something like that OF
Philadelphia worry SLOW 10 move, and waiting t tho owl
10 bo dreaded actually upon H. before u Will take tho
rropsr 10 prevent hs mlscbcfs. If oil tho busi.
ness Of Philadclphia were ~ slow ~ ls commerce,
would not be tho rich and prosperous city that u H.
Philadelphia Ledger Jan. 16
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Marine Dlsnste -.

aostos, Jan, Is. 1855.
The schooner Martha arrived hero todsy, roporu
mo i2h iss,, ioryaye miles southeast Of Cepc uoa.
fell 10 wnhschoonsr Maria Henrietta OF Quebec Captain
Fraser, from sl John, NJ 9 f0 Porllsui, with sasa<
and Oh, dhmsted. Took Oh the csptan and crow aat
brough! tohcm / th's port.
Tie crews Of The brlzs vests Eou aud shaotford BE-
fore reported abandoned have been sksn ia,o GIucss
by Tho ship California fron surnsm. Tho shncaforz
from Passport for Philadelphia, wasabandoned Decemb~
22d The crew being taken on by the ytA Ellen, vhIch
vessel In her turn abandoned the 10th December,
bolh crew. beinx saved As above
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Festival OF the Sons OF Connecticut Mt Bos-
fou.

The sons Of Conreclcut Massachusetts held their hrs
festival spce the organization Of The society A the Re
we're House ias, evening More than two hundred sdss
and gentlemen rat down 10 The supper tables. george
NJ Browne ESQ, the rresieeni Of the Associseon, pre-
sided. Governor Gardner responded 10 the sentiment,
"The Com mmopwesilb Of Massachusetts" Tho scntn ut
"John winthrop and the early Govern'rs Of Coanecii
cut called up the Hon. Robert O. winthrop, who re-
,ponesd an ,icquso, speech Of some lsogh concluding
With this sentiment, Connecticut and ssssashusesss-
The drs Of some Of their early Governors rcposes Ia
oomnaoa tomh-the blood OF not few OF their children
ts been ,hed In a common cause May their children
I've always The bond OF ratsrna love aud beneath the
bsnner OF Union Of which their fathers furnished the
original model and the hrst great American example"
n response 10 sentiments, further speeches we're made
by numerous sennsmen, and the festivities were pro
lonsed until one O'Clock this morning.
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A,sna Surveys ln Minnesota.

WAsaiNeToN, Jan. Is, ,85I.
tns comntss ca Pubic Lands Of the House OF Repre-
ssstas7ea has ua consideration ihe subject OF oreaax
q nav survey dstscT especially tor Minnesota and d.
tacbyg from the nx&,s Of lowa ami wiso,nsln such
courss beng recescvy for ihe extsason OF !he pubos
sursoy, ard 10 meet no henanss Of crs md ns as.
vance OF he present al: pros fttye dess OF o5sarrs
ton ov.,g to the vast sVonp cs puoc Gomain in hat
seooD Of he country, 80, id ofcs eepuses hAva fro
quently to 5rsyel frou tl,esi 10 seT,n hunret mites
prosecute thur 5nvnsss There a hlnnep.s nesly
enc millions sf acros OF prolio andeonouss a,,xe
i.Sse States lhsTise o. fowa
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IAS lb.-E.,kT Payns ". Wifi,dm WoodhuH. This
was "a scton brovahs TO recover certain oer'acats
granted TO the plas,a by The Secretary Of the Interior
under sn act Of Congress for pension TO the pslr w
Of $500 rer suuu snd 10 recover damages Tor he de-
tentop ,bsreof-the defendant h.vlsg hoon day ap
pointed the aorney Tor the pantd tor the pnrp3ss 0f
procuring the pssssge OF sad act o Congress- ani pen
sion Tor ps,nNd The defendant employed J,sepo 3 Rdg
wsy, who procured said certificate, ard with rhon tac
plsnl efst The certificate @securiy cr the 70
Rdsvsy and the defendant for tue moneys pad OF ~
Them IN The matter snj Tor the sefsicesc OK sad Hhsway
"a lawyer Il not appearOz "a evidence teat ths CERT
arnts wss IN the po.sssalsa of sa9 deisptsu slcg1
The compliant was NJ lswlsycf.
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United states Supreme Court.

wAsmSeros, Jan. Is. 1851
Case No 22-Pierro v. Colron ct ai appsIl>,ts, w.
Alsxascer Lesseps a-udse Nelson delivered IN opinion
Affirming the decree Of the Crou, Court OF Eastern Lou
sisna, with costs
No. 4s-Arsument continued for appellee, and con-
eluded Tor appellant
No. 47-Joseph Fellows, survivor OF Robert Kendie
plsnnn, W. John Bscksmiihs, adminisfssor. Argu
meni ccmn enced for plaintiff. Adjourned.
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Meeting os the United states Agrio aiturai
society.

wAEnseroy Jan. Is, 1867.
AZ the meetrg OF the Agricultural soSsty this torn
ira there was large Ats ndsnce. Presidcu, Wilder VA
70 elected with Vice President from each stse Tne
oIloviss IL the Executive Commisees-eov Kiag, OF
New York; Gibson Mallory, Of Kentucky DE-. H~yn Of
Pennsylvania d. J. Browne, Of the District Of Columbia;
fredt SMITH Of New Hampshire; De- stevenson, OF In
diana Secretary, D. r. Poore, Of Massachusetts. Trea
,prer, B. n French. secisssry Guthrie presented ~
invitation Cor the society TO hold Ne next exhibition M
Louisville. Ky, which was accepted resolution 10
favor Of purchasng Mount vsrncs for an sgrl'uidrs
university wS dscutsed and adopted The merits of ths
Chinese ,ussr cane we're discussed. Resolaio-s were
adopted approving Of The accommodation Of ihe Com
s,onsr Of Patents IL rsIsou TO obtaining accurate sia
uscs of the s pls prodpooSs Of the Unei caes, sni
,eoomnepdps tho eoyornofs Of states and Territories 70
adop, the plan proposed The socsty agreed TO wat on
the President in = body.
Adjourned tn 10 morrow.
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Markets.
PILL IAnlI PuIA 4rOlI no. N.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BoAso.
PnLApnPsis, Jsa. IS, 1857
s,ocks heavy. PcnnsyvsD SIS, ssa Readins Rsd-
road, so1.. Long Island Rairoa 13h Morris oann2.
itJ Ptpnsy lyanis Railroad, az
Hkw ORLEANS, Jan. 10, 1857.
Cotton sslcs ff,ceo baies, Al Arm prices Tno sLo
yesterday wero coo bsles the iSgoa ever reported
Ia sny ore day.
NKwOuHASs, Jan. u 1851.
Cotton without quotsbe change Ssies 10 jay, ooe
bacs kixed a sSNcs And has advanced 70 SEC;
rnoa,scs, Gle PORK, Sie 81 $50; bSrclet ar4,
12c Frtsbis 70 Liverpool and Uavre steady Exchssgs
on london tx prem. BresdstsHs and p'ovsions gone
rally dull.
CHARLESTON JaI Is. 1887.
Cotor--sass eco bales, and for the wcs< 90 bsiD
The martot cose. Oppressed n deciae oa tas week
20 20. fne quotations. are Irregular.
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aHIRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.

wAsmsoroS Jan. Is, 1851.
PROTECTION FROM FIRE on BOARD STEAMBOATS,.
Mr. sxwaRp. ofN from the Committee on Commerce.
reported bill for the protection OF steamboats, IRON da
rsgs or destruction by Ere. Among other things pro-
yioes ,bs. all woodwork shall be removed certain dis
lance from the urrsce and nncs the areroons and ps
s,pss 10 be protected With rop and in the event OF nre
the DANES 10 te eSsguhed by steam appliances, 20 be
c,ttd BY machinery outside Of the Ore room the sci
10 take eject one year alter its passage.
IBE IhRuF-cAtI Fos rstiN,rrs
On rscslon OF Mr.. PucH, (dem.) OF ohio, resolution
YES adopted requesting The Secretary OF the Treasury TO
inform the Senate what would be the animal income OF
the toverrmsn according 10 such estimates IS no may
be able 10 make, onedfh Of the duties on such In
rortd articles authorized By The Tariff &C. q Jsy isis
,houId be repsFlsd whs, fourth ihouli be remit,
ico': and What Il OF third should be RENTED
EryotuIioNARr CLAIMS ssD accovsIs go,
The 1ep.te fesuned The confederation Of the House bl
yrevidire Tor tbe fcle,e1i Of Inc claims Of ohcors OF
ihe Reyousiolery army
placirr in s org nsbs tns tervcs aud sr1srirgs or
bcte Who p8rriileo their lives 10 she stuegs, Wgaay
that IN ne eepIecson % INC yass o. zoe
tted 20 the consideration Of Congress.
Mr. Proa tHeTed an smsndment, striking out the orst
and ,ecopd tsc,ors and instrtng, There shall DO ps
40 of The suryvnK soldiers enbrsoad by The resou
ION Of Congress OF The 22d March, iIs3 ,he dasrenc
between the amounts speoho6 iu the cerasai,s issue
10 hs rsser the tenn oi said resolnor snd the vau
Of The said certificates ia money At the time they wer
lssusd and received.
Mr. fooNBs Of Ca, inquired Of Mr.. Fish whether the
latter vss not Interested In the bill and thereby thqu
bRed from voting upon
MIR FisH Of n. Y, replied that he was sent here By
he STATE Of New York and mad right under the cons
iuon 10 vote ss her Representative 90 any osi before
coaoYess He would slate 10 the Senator from Georgs
that rssmuch he bad raised the question: ne
would be tnttled 10 receive someihug under this oi
n shoud pfs- BIZ, that IN no case should cent on th'
rsnev which be veud receive 20 Into his own pcckei
e opId d,vest rnntef or al isevest in the mat,sr spd
svs whs,sver su might 20 him 80 tns represents
,rc. n tbe Nov YafS limo Who rervei IN the Reyoubon
| ,,v r.r and for whcn no rrovgtkn has been made.
Hr Cas- ~ s'ch said ,nat when nis tne e,l w.s ar -
snSevf ore yaisaed bn ibaiH Nss Improper s snous-
,s.ve,c,e vste ssars the whDe Of s. naess iasce y
| = .sersd % sodiers well ~ officers
1 5Ssvs "a. debaia upon nicer mspdmene Sut wa1
~, msr the qpsstas CO ihe s, the senate atiDufued
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The New Canal Loan.

AIRAsY, Jan. 1t, 1851.
The new canal loan Of 81, ,oco 900 takn to- day t
average OF STA 81 pc seo The kan OF o,sober last
taken sll3 H. The following were the successful
bieders;--P Psrrt, for the seaman's Savings Bank,
ss5oooo ct slis; Q. Green for the Now York Savings
Bank, $3.50 COO o. STA co. Rufus II. King, Of Albany,
$4,000 at ia %; Conkn Brush, Of BROOKLYN 81 STA
20 ts oco nj ia 90, and 5000 s'i5 ls and Warren
Newton, OF Norwich, 81, 900 al sl14 rs.
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WILNANkH, UFH fVf N'"Ff
The Wisconsin Legislature met yesterday "ymsn
spoener WAS elected Speaker OF the Hoose' Gov
Basbford sen, in his message 10 day. Aadius 70 Ksa
sas, be advises q continuance OF ibs position already
assumed by The STATE snd rays tina, he holds hnss IN
readiness 70 render all coa,ttuons aid 70 citizens Who
have become bona f5e settlers in Kansas ~houevsr ss
tovernment tails 10 AFFORD them adequate profession.
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Teiegrsphso Anslgsmstion.

fHiLtbSLFhIA, Jsu % InoI'
The Peppsy va1i. Printing Telegraph Company AMI tss
Atlantic and OHIO NGionsl Telegraph Compaay hare
consolidated Their st,ck Their entire lines osiasdns
this city TO P.s6urg. have been placed under Ne
turern,endeGee o, Mr.. David Brooks fsyorsbiy snova
As tuperrteadent OF various slegrsph hnos
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Death az the s.oo. sami. frsnss-s-

hoSTrNisE VI Jan IS, 1851.
Tho Bcp. ssnl. Pron,lss. Judge OF tins Upisei sa,n
Dtiro, Court OF ysrmoai and for many years Ua!'sf
states Senator died VI reldeDcs mere tss ae-ncos
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Tvs Qusrantsa- Qacsfc-r, la thv Ness ,gcr,-y
Iecixiaevrr.

'tTIIIF, aEVI
SO -such Of tho G7vsnors me,ssgs As rsfsss " la<
ranne New YorE' rsfcrreCao . Saeosi Camrsi.sse
in both Aouses csnJiioDs TO 50 INTO Joint mssting Or
the election OF Uni;st States saBssor In, I'D
we're ald oa tho iabs - shs Senate
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Nav tatrAss. J,s. IL, 1881.
The recsp,. o. oo,tou oil oOi1s ron scpte Der to
saturday last amounted 70 oea 90 sg.Os iess %, %
,ho same date issi ysg,
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HALIEAx, Jan. l3-io:3o r. NJ
The steamship America, now In her thirteenth day,
has ys. been signallsd Weather cesx, with bsns
wind.
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Navigation of Chesapeake n.y.

BaariMoss, Jan. as. 1883
-Four steamships, from Bosson, savAunsa and Ssv
YORK. are below at Annapolis, vnaoc 70 get up On "a
count OF the Ice. TIE Norfolk boat wtn, dosn yessas-
day, and the steamers will probably 'ohow hr up so
n.ogyQ
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United states senator num Mainx.

AUGUSTA, No, Jan. 10, LJjT
tn republican legislative caucus last evening nosns
mated Hon. HANNIBAL Hamlin for Unted States senase
long to, Nn The domination for the short term ypr
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How the Boigrad DiHicuIty Is to he
Arranged.

IN b.unu "a bo .hIn n rrovo IN vou IN wati i,unI
81 ar ,cras hsd "vrressad rai,t,vo m saasf.c
,nrs af Tho Ressarshsn front,er oneston
II rraa - lima NJ ron,,er hss now moan refnjtelv
,rarosS Rogrsd viii he ;noornors.ea with Hodayts.
h cr ssrnent. ana IRE nsIta NJ the nnba VIII ne
ono IN nytey ana Ru,ss v,Ii receve In ersnsugs and
reni touiya,ert for Bogrsd territory of 40 SQUARE
i)es which would nd vance her territory 10 the
Ya,nuk and would essiy Der init her TO establish GER
tr.l decentralization for nor bulgarian popustion fn
hls manner ali psrties Will be satsoed Rusria will
oote nope OF her bulgarian subjects; Eugiand aud
an.,r,s will no Longer fear for the D,nube and
Turkey viii be equally satisfied Il appears that the
honor or tns IA 10 tina Emsror Napoleon
no vst conceived the idea ana has po acoapted 10
nrucpIe st least by ali parties Tbe of
Pu.sis have ikevise approved and have ad bv
eie, rspn the rsacs,on from their curt Az soon a.
this apswer Bhal arrive and perhaps arrived by
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rhe ph,l,drIrh,e At Now oriean..

Thc PhlIsdefphtn M WV Uf'tH"F'
Ns~ GA <sss Jsa. 10 1887.
Tue steamer rhustsiph, trsn Ssr Yo's va H'vaes'
tss syiYct At iss port