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Forenoon Weather Reports.-Frp.

[By the Eastern Northern Western and Southern Lines.
ceived al No. q Wal street
OswEGo, n Y.-snowng wind s. two ncher o. snow fell
Nrw-YoEx, noon-Coudy; wind s. baron soI22i 4s.
BOsTos Mass nOOn-oveca't wind N e.; indications Of
PHis prLpHIs Pa noon-springlike; wind s.; 81.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, .. m.-Snowng; wind s.; barometer
DSiiToir Mch-rour niche. show fell last night 80
W;,sSTSSs 2Sa%y wind w"s n Fl H.
PITTsBuReH, Ps-Sno- ing: 81.
CoLyNIrs ohiq;-Cloudy: IKE snow; 81
i' %nd
HALIFAX, NJ s.-ClesI; wind N. w; H.
MILWAUKEE Wis.-Clear; %
FosD Dv Lac, Wis showing wind N. E.; H.
CHICAGO Ill-Snowing IS.
SPRINGFIELD. 1l.-Cloudy showing g.
JAsEsvLLE wi.-Cloudy five inches snow on ground; a.
PRAIRIE CHEN, WiS.-Cloudy five inches snow on
ST. LOTS, Mo-Rainins; 81.
FULTON Ill.-SnOwing; wind NJ. 10.
BURLINGTON, IowaSnow twelve inches deep cloudy wind
DrrueUr IOwa-snow three Inches deep cloudy wind
Nrw.ORLr.Ss, Ls.-weathcr clear; Sc.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-Coudy 50
NASHVILLE Tenn-Coudy 81
RoSDour, N. Y-snowins slightly; wind N W.. IS.
EVENING REPORTS.
AUBURN N. Y.-SnOwiLg; wind s. 80.
EkThAv,s Conn, p %.ClOudyi SiI % D. = r. 49,
POsI Az BAs9sk S mA .as GlSSdy WIND INA W.
Boston, Mass.-Cam; wind H. been showing steadily since
DuSxIsx, NJ Y.-Raininsi wind W; 80.
HoRNELLsvILLE, N. l-Snow; beautiful sleighing; %.
ELMIRA, N. Y.-Rainips.
EEwBuRGH. N, Y.-Coudy wind s.; 40.
PHILADELrHIa Penn.-Coudy wind 8 W.; 4s; barometer
BANGOR, Me-, p. m,-snowine wind $; w; 81.
CHAkLoiTEIows-Cea and cold; wind N w.
ST. join, n. s~Modersie and cloudy wind $: W. IS.
PORTLAND Me.-yery thick, and showing heavily.
seEfsrccTapY. N VIVID 5. E. showing hard; g.
wAsHncTos, 2. C.. P m.-.Hs1r' wind s.. So
CINCINNATI Obio-Raning; IS.
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Total. lootV<< VI
The sggregste awards made for the years 1856 and Sis 1891
C3 a. Tb. aggregate the claims which these awards
made is : L. 66, SIS 81 ,
In addition to the Dol awards made In 1857 the Board has heard
during the wear of other caimsha examined the
premises of some different points bordering the
Oneida Lake and made trips 10 the An Sable River.
Thirteen appeals were taken from the awards of 1856
During the IL years from January l. lSi to January 1855
s72 different claims have been filed In the Office of the Canal
Appraisers. 20, c,
From the commence of the construction OF the Canals
down 10 January l. 49, total number Of awards made by
the Appraisers is STA.
From the Of the construction Of the Canals
down January 1885, the total aggregate OF the
auarhs made hx Si5 50 folows:
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Hartford Co. Savings Institution.

HAEIfoRD Conn, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1888.
Inc amount Of loss to the Hartford County Savings
reward Of 5000 for the delivery Of the defaulting
Treasurer, John w. Seymour, in Hartford.
Dispatch live have reliable information that
John w. Seymour was in Columbus Go. last
Wednesday, travelling south. The insttutiop which
he robbed so heavily will be wound up II has re-.
naming only $29500O of assets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

CALCULATING MAcHIsEs.-Babbages celebrated
calculating machine has long been known and used
England but has never been brought into use IN this
country 1t is said to be almost an impossblity to
make series of pages of figures absolutely correct
and free from errors except at great expense 10Y
proofreading A single reader becomes confused and
mysfed by dwelling upon figures only, and is as key
10 make errors as to correct them. As he cannot re-
main long at reading without becoming confused, d"
place must be supplied by others, who become con-
fused in turn to be then succeeded by fresh readers
The English sailing tables by which all British ships
navgated were said from this cause to be always
wrong in some figure and ships were being wreekea
continually in consequence Of these errors They were
made absolutely correct by Bab5ages machine, winch
the wonder of the time at which was produced'
But as great discovery always leads to mltauon''
ust as the best songs have been most frequently Pa
rodied so Babbage has not only been lniIateu' ou'
even surpassed. A French savan has competed an
arthmometer of surprising capacity. He mas "OrAeu
patiently at this machine for thirty years Ills naie
Thomas, and his machine adds up, subirsc's hui'.-
plies, and divides to an astonishing extent anu WIN
perfect accuracy. II will multiply figures oy o'n'
in IS seconds divide any l6 figures by othefs
"a seconds and in minute and quarter Will eAtIac'
the square root of 10 figures and give the ploSi' '
machine relieves the human mind, instead o' It,
1t works out the most difficult and complex operations
with a rapidity and accuracy that DEFY conPe'uon'
and adaps itself to any sort of combination iS me
chanism is extremely simple while Il compact Ns"'
and portable Ii is now used in various financial con-
Germs in Paris, and will yet find ts way lh.o ssety
great national observatory. To astronomer WIN NC
found Of unspeaksble value. Pascal snd l''loNl'I
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TIE YEAS AND NAYS.

The following are the Yeas and Nays on the deci-
sive vote by which the House rejected Mr.. A. II.
stephens motion to send the Lecompton Message and
Constitution to the Standing Committee on Territories
Of which Mr.. 5. is Chairman, backed by reliable
PrOSlavery majority. We have already Analysed it,
politically and sectonaly, but uson Of state
ment, caused by changes subsequent votes, seems
10 REQUIRE its literal publication:
iEAS-Aes'Ts ALL AGder.oa, ArB,t Atk1s Avery. BigE'
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Sale Of the PsmbertOn Mill at Law.
renee, Mass.
BosToS, Tuesday, Fe

BosToS, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1855
Mr. n. A. Thompson sold yesterday at auction the
Pemberton Mill at Lawrence-s1 mill powers, the
Sc together with ten boarding houses and four ten
emepts for overseers-to Mr.. David Nevins for
sS25 600 There was large attendance of capitalists
Interested in manufacturing, and the sale was consid-
rrcd under the circumstances, Us avery So0u one
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Loss Of the Schr. VIM. Cobb.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Feb 9, 1888.
An arrival from Old Providence to-day brought
Capt. Epdicott and portion of the crew of the
schooner VIM. Cobb, which went ashore the Sd
ult, the passage from Aspinwa to Attakapas, and
a total loss. All hands saved and arrived at
Diphtop Mass.
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The Arabia's News at New.OrIean..

NV ORIFANs, Monday, Feb 8, I8)5.
The advces per Arabia were received by the Ma
tona Line and published in the evening editions of
the Associated Press in advance of all others.
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Pennsylvania Politics.

BEDFORD Pa, Tuesday, Feb. g 1853.
The Democracy of Bedford County, in mass meet
ing To-Day, adopted strong resolutions sustaining the
National and State Administrations.
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A Murderer Sentenced.

OswEGo, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1853
Dennis Sullivan, convicted of the murder Of Joshua
Hubbard wss to-day sentenced to be hung on Friday
the I'd day of April next.
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NOn.ArriVal Of the Indian.

PORTLAND, Tuesday, Feb. 9-9p. m.
"a thick snow-storm now prevails here. which will
of course prevent the arrival of the steamer Indian,
now in her fourteenth day from Liverpool with four
days later news from Europe.
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Gen. Harvey mt st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Feb. 8, 1873.
General Harvey and Captains Pleasanton and Bar
rift, U. S. A., arrived tonight from Kansas.
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PHILADELPHIA Stock Board.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Feb. 2, 1888.
Stocks steady. Penna. State fves 50; Penn. r. X.
Az; ReadirgR X. Il. 2Ss Long Island X. X. lOi; Nor
ris Canal, 45.
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Death of Bishop Waugh.

BALTIMORE Tuesday, Feb 9, 1853.
Bishop Waugh Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
died in this city this morning.
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Boston Bank Statement.

BosroS, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1885,
The following is the Bank Statement for the week
just ended:
Capital 81 $50 ooo Due to other Banks S5S7 300
and Discounts 520li 8OO Deposits
Specie. 6B73OOOl Circulation. $40, 600
Due tn other Banks $50, 600
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United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday Feb. =, 1853.
Case No. 5S-Isaac NJ. Fisher We. Jacob II. Hahier-
man Ell al.--Argument continued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

There is one error of which the friends of IecomS-
ton in Pennsylvania and other Northern States should
disabuse themselves in the instant II Is this They
are led to say that if the Lecompton Cons.tu-
ton should be accepted by Congress snd Kansas aA-
mitted RIDER it as . State into this Union, in that
event the people of the Territory change that in
strument, to strike out the Slavery provisiea.
and provide for Free-State institutions immediately
afteIward This the Southern men deny-they make
No evasion or equivocation. They hold-Toombs and
every of them-thst the Constitution Of Kansas,
accepted by Congress cannot be changed 20 far -
is to inaugurste revolution; that Constita-
ton cannot be changed hOHt r.roluttoa any other
manner than that which it itself prescribes Then,
between and 1864, with the basis of Slavery in
situations established, there will be superstruc-
turs raised which will be next 10 impossible TO top
pie over, even if the majority, the large majority.
were in favor of topping it over
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While there have been forty nine claims presented than
during the 1856 the aggregate smount OF such claims has
been SSOl, $50 II less.
Two hundred and awards have been made amounting in
the 88022 49, upon which claimed the
OF 6i7 a. These awards distributed upon the several
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To the Associated Press.
'oisted Prcss
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1853.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb 9, 1858.
A Joint resolution, introduced in the Senate to-day
from the Committee on Foreign Relations, authorizes
the President to the naval forces, necessary IN
tbe event of the refusal of Paraguay to give satsfac
ton for the attack on the steamer Water Witch, ETC.
There is some talk of sending out Special Minister to
make the demand.
1t is now generally believed that Congress will re-
fuse to increase the Army.
A large number of persons are here seeking foreign
and other appointments.
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ANrrLycoMProSITEs Washington cor

ANTFLECoMPToNIrEs.-Ih dshington cofre-
sposdent of The albany Journal says:
Mr.. George Bancroft, the historian, sfter listening
to the reading of the Presidents Lecompton Messse,
turned to a friend and in glowing words denounced n
a. the most infamous document sent into Coz
gress.
4" BY the by, among the most jealous opponents Of
the LecomptOn swinde in this city is Henry s. Foote,
ex-senator from Mississippi, now Of Cslifornis-hs
who on the floor of the Senate, threatened that the
people OF Mississippi would hang Hale if ever he came
IN that State"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

auire. lust and equitable mode of sscertaininy the
ousntity Of water which may be used in said Prison
during the year commencing on the LIST day Of May.
ISIS and for every year thereafter in which the Phi
500 is furnished with Croton water, and shall pay on
the LIST day of MAY being alton Of each wstsr
wear TO the Registrar of said Department for the
quantity which il is found has been used during each
wear al and after the rate of three-qusrters Of one
cert for every 100 gallons.
Court OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Mr. J. d. WILLARD introduced bill 10 amend
the act defining the powers and duties Of Courts of
Special Sessions, except in the Cities Of New-York
ard Albany passed last year. II provides as follows:
src1os All OF said act with the exception the hrs two
s-ctious. IL hereby wT-sled-
src Wi, Of certioai into the Court Of Ses
% Of the County conviction had before Special
S.on. or Police may allowed cation Of tb-
officer authorized to perform the duties Of such Justice in
ton
sd within their respective
relation 10 certos Courts Of Special Sessions
rovr ou thereof subsequent thereto connected
With :. are possessed by the Supreme Court uoder AT )f
title Of chap Of the fourth part u the Revised Stsues All
The or said Art herein otherwise provided
- annicable TO such ceoai hereby and 10
the allowable thereof aud 70 the proceedings thereon and
70 ali growing thereof subsequent thereto
hnee but the nit affidavit and In under this Act
anal b. filed In the Office o the County Clerk and the
required by said Art to be served on the Attorney General
shall in such be served the Dsn, Attorney Of the
Syc The Court Of Special Sessions of the several coune. In
this State shall have power grant trials upon the merits
r rregay, the ground Of newy discovered evidence in
Al cases tried before them.
CANAL APPRAISERS REPORT.
The annual report of the Canal Appraisers, pre-
sercd TO the Senate this morning, shows that there
were 6l7 new claims filed during the year-the aggre-
gate amount of which is 81 $50 03O 49, distributed
10 AMI oa als aa fol
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Fyoz The PHILADELPHIA Press.

Democrats voting Nay in itaiics-se.l
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SDeOus0a6= Il. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

UgEEI1tEaiBENt SyEVIE0N8= u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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