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Sold by respectable dealers In Medicines auls.deAviw
DR.. wIsTAR,s BALsAm OF WILD CHERRY.
Where th article known work Of super rogston
one word is f4yor we'll Is established unf4lng
tdy Coughs Cod' BrOHeiis, Group Who3piag Cough,
AstIma Quincy Pllisic diseases OF the Throat cSs and
Lungs as dreaded Of oil diseases ConsHntioa
which hSh metIca auho pronounced be cTyds die
lhse who have usd this remedy know rs value those who
not single trial to be saisaed ha Of all
Others Ii 10 GiO remedy.
Further Testimony.
oswsso, Nov. .. 1859.
Messrs s. W PowLE 4 Co..
0enemen Rome years since vas ssehe with severe
eous the long eotnuanes OF which aarr and
aimon,s me TO iok FOR SOM rsmey 10 rescue NE nom The
ON what had heard Of WIssirs iIisa Of Cherry
ludrd give that preparation a which did and By lis
aerwars was taken with we're cough accom-
panied with pala In the chest ard side tickling the tros etc.
Ing ordIaarJ business spoiled to yell khoWn ply sp'
and ued er preserp Ions without airy percepe .hen
had recourse Bys BdLD snd 70 great Joy, fcut
Def Immediate re and two bottles restored me to perfect
would also severn, Of my fead. have used the Bal,
With the 'smc astonishing te'uit;
Ih.ye known Of there being IN ths market miserable sni
wort les % 'ui pa u gaT sa hs sr s lGSs s s
ssua Of Bn ih wrapper; ald would caution al
they value hsaitA, to do thes-ne ... $500.
s8-Caaioa PHrciase,s The ony genuine VII dyaa Boil
sam nrR Signature Of a. BuTTs ard The PIT tel
OF the prophetic the outer wrapper all other Vie AID
ptera-ed by SETH w. PowLE CO. Bosop and for sale at
wholesale ard re,a by APE GRAY PURCELL LADn CO.;
dealers In medicines Ia e'y end esunff. peGi-or&Slm
s@PEARLY WHITE TEETU.-
49, The hest deni'fire 20 white teeth the stP0
NINE TOOTH POWDER. Dentists recommend Il highly. Read
81 have used sn scrbe the Tooth oEdercfM us
Meade Baker and In nv pOn no BITTER preparation for the
- JIM GEORGE wsyr. penrIs"
~ AK fat MADE BaKERs" and take no 9th will
O' 1"-pp''"'''' MEi8R BAKgs, Phi srmac,utirts,
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Tests,
by order Of the President,
octi-cid wM P. MUEPoRD, secy.
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RICHMOND HIG

wONDAY nORNING, OCroBER l. 1880
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WIN Es.-1OO cases Champagnl WI
w 10 K snd Seal, for sale by
oel-Al ],
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ToR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL.
as nHHarsrr-.-.-usr


EDW ARD EVERETT.
iEOR MASSACHUSETTS,
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HORRIBLY BURSED.-Last night, shortly after IL
o'clock the occupants of No. 43 Lsurens street
alarmed by the piercing shrieks and screams Of q
person in distress, and upon entering the apartment
whencethe noise emanated, they found young woman
named Ann Clinton lying upon the floor with her
clothes in a blaze. bed quilt was instantly thrown
over her. but before the flames could be extnguished
che was horribly burned about the body and face Not
a vesge of clothing remained. Her eyes were burned
out and her face badly dsfgured to render iden
LITIGATION impossible. Officer Hslstead Of the Eighth
Precinct hearing the cutlery fastened to the spot and
did all in his power to alleviate the suaerings of
the poor woman. She was conveyed to the Hospital
in dying condition. 1t was stated that her hus-
band went out about o'clock in the afternoon, lesy-
ing her 81 to take Of and that, shortly after his
DEPARTURE she spent portion Of the money fos liquor.
No one was with her in the evening, and the SUPPOSE
ton s that while intoxicated she fell upon the stove,
thus setting her clothes fire. She 90 years Of
age, and had been married only few years.
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reform Asss abu.ss' the c0HtrdciiGg mi ssa5f
10 the state what Board may be emp2wered
to appoint officers for the superintendent .,
repairs on The Canals but il is OF materai impor's
snoe tbst practical and competent men snouo DC Ss
lected fcs fueb responsible positions, and 10 my nun
lie opinion no individual who interests himsel ~ Ine
prosperity Of the Canals would for uosnent besite
10 decide which IL the more appropriate appointment,
tat OF so-caed Superintendent or Of an experience
Civil Engineer Iii the intention OF those IN the Th,ri
House who are particularly jealous in procuring the
transfer Of power not to be limited by tbs advantages
thereby attained their subsequent intent on being TO
reinstse Tie original leeches and State robbers who IN
former wears held sway on the Canals. by sueh An
arrangement they anticipate the breaking up Of the
present sysiem, 6y which the repairs OF The Canal are
placed under contract and renewing the Old syste OF
reckless and unlimited expenditure. This portion 81
the Third House in question is composed Of Ex-otte
Epgiueer and Canal Commissioners, old Cansi super
intenoeuts, IIsrbor-Masters and large MURDERS OIL
those directly interested in and TO be benehted "
the contemplated change. 1t may be well Tor some
who az thus eager accomplish this nefarious enter
prise 10 refer TO tine Message of Governor Morgan 70
Wbic he regards the lobby ng of bills, &c, As sum
GENTLY justiiyng the discharge Of any Offending state
office A CANAL MAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23
AVHRGINEA OUTRAGE.

We publish elsewhere from corIespord dent a
narrative of the experience Of Baptist Deacon in
Virginia, who was lately found guilty of The heinods
crime of having Sn old copy Of The Albany Ereniag
.Jox7nGi somewhere about his premises. .Me, refer
The reader to il for 9 vivid illustration Of theN
SD .msess oHirages now perpetrsted upon mild, I'M
Offending Christian men in the South against whom
net word, OF an at, OF q susp ciOn even, which
is snenable to criticism Of any KIM, in any quar-
ter is proved. Such acts exhibit an insanity in the
public mind that is past al bounds of reasonable
belief Are these things done from fear, or for
the lose Of outrage We are at loss
to know what feeling can prompt them.
Virginia, under Governor Wise, has been protesting
an earnest desire to encourage Northern emigrants
70 come snd settle on her unoccupied or wOrn-ou
lap6s. Has she changed her policy Is it now
her design TO drive Out 81 Northern men that have
been attracted thher of latr to deter all further
emigration One thing is certain, that whether 1t
be cesignsd OF not such results wilnevitaby follow
such unproyoked and abominabe Outrages as this to
which we refer. If Baptist Deacon, so entirely
inofTensive as the man treated in the manner de-
scribed by our correspondent, cannot be tolerated
In Virginia, who upon earth, among the men of
Northern birth and habits can be We state the
case purely with reference to Virgina's own inte-
rests and net in the light cast upon the transactions
by contemplation of the common citizenship,
which demands justice and protection of every State
for every man pultess of crime within its borders.
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t,.r a. .a sv.g have 90 cougs-s I'D IDS mslexid Tas
ig, N 0neer Anre-~h It's statesncn pcess sse ssssy-
uouid have been ground too tempting 20 ne
and H. a. oug love OF toe writer's Of ss ago. ief soy sosp
- ,.s,ien lie have overflow d 2'o oen"ee- pr
a,r,e sud criticism. Two volumes o. TIE "nhoseed nV
yo b.,,eVe 10 far advanced TO completeness ss
oot 80 49, ru btfoIe long And with tbeso t"o iesA go
GLIDING the rrisn OF Williafn' aho Usne"s W "
Of that Of Anne must rss contenI
We eheerfully comply with the request 70 lay shs
following contradiction before the public;
Dr. Jones ue.ept. his compliments TO the Edhor w.
Txsuxx snd bevs leave TO tina. the chs'ge maoe ~
him By the ktwYoTk correspondent OF The M0cH> hS'''
copied TIE TRrBrsz of 2l inst, Of being the
Helpers impending Cribs unProyoked unni5ts1ss -
hbeiow faisebood
"s needles. 10 sdS as those who know him sre con
cerDed tina he utterly epudates the doctrines Of thai book Ao
Is the aniipcass OF Aboionsm 10 all It's forms and pbases
9Moreover b has only 10 that Helper wholly IN
known to him personally the King Of TIsbuctOo.
Paper. which have copied The charge VIII please b % sod
as 10 copy this unqualified deztsL 80
"Neuv- Yoyk, Jan. q, 1850
-Ex.Goy. Boutwell, OF Massachusetts has resigned
the Secretaryship Of the Board Of Edseson Of thse
State and has been admitted 10 tho Suaclk bar.
Bills have been reported in the Virginia House u
Representatives granting pension to Me- bereJ,
vbose husband was killed at Harper's Ferry, sn< >
tension to Edward McCabe, wounded ct the ssrns
time.
Jacob Schultz, esq, died at New-Windsor, Us~
anoe County, Oh Sunday night, the 9Th inst, at the
ace Of SO year, lie was perhaps, the Oldest ee'ssr
in the State He was grandson Of Christian otts
Schultz. who emigrated to this country in $780, ana
was the prcjenitor of the numerous family OF "a"
name now to be found in various parts OF the Unso.-
The Schenectady E5ening Star gives the follow
ing account of the Hon. Clark b. Cochranes recesS
illness:
"For some time past Be has been suffering from u hesn
brought by ovesxng himself in the performance Oh pc
fessonal duties previous 10 his departure for Warrington oS
his return and after remaining home for some days whovt
Improvement be advised h physicians 10 go to the eh
ton Water Cure On "Wednesday morning Of this week, be- IN
company his wife and cia started for hst nstituionI
arrived at Utica he expressed desire to call upon d. Cray
with whom he Of personal intimacy Dr. Gsy sd
d him that needed and quiet and proposed thss
he should remain time with him, at the same time giving h1
and his friends the encouraging that he entertained no
doub. of his speedy and complete restoration TO health The
proposition net the appreciation Of Mr. and his friends and 10
vas Left In the Of Dr. Gray"
The Washington correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Inquirer states that all social relations between Mr.
Postmaster Holt and the President ceased some days
SINCE"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
ALBAsY, Saturday, Jan. 81 1860.
The Senate is not in session to-day.
ASSEMBLY.
hIITIs VI III
uVVUu rNTHnnIh I'D.


Nv Mr.. COOPER-To incorporate the Ora NJ
County Milk Association, with a capitai Of SIoo,VVV
The ncorporators are james M. Horton, hSiny ~
Halsev, James Kennedy, Acrain Hoibert, hlciAAfu
Decker Smith p. Horton and three others; ooo
By Mr.. ROBINSON-To appropriate slVV'oootoaiu
Nv MI. SLINGERLAND-To commute the PUNISH
uert Of Mary Hartung, now under sentence Oh uea'n
10 iuprsonment for life in Sing Sing. ~.
~ IL ~ NJ R0BINSON-To amend the act allowing
The cont,nned use of coparnership names in certain
cases ,,.,, ro,a,ho 9sv;sad S,atutes
= 60 the riObts and duties Of landlords Inns.
and ali similar bills introduced By the RspT1SeIihS 0ss
from the Ant-Rent districts seek to repeal ,b a reron,
Ror;siops Of the Court of Appeals against tenants IN
Ant.Rent cases were based; .;a.o sseo for a
By Mr. N. sM a Indian Reservation Of Cattarau-
gus county. ..ossr,ent and payment
The b to provide for the Su ;nesod.
sries was reported fayorabiy. ,,,.-.,;,ns ,,a ar,
Mr.. JENNINGS reported a bill 7" continue 40 aV'
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NV BAGGAGE DEPor.-The New-York and
Harlem Railroad Company for the better accommoda-
ton of the travelling public, have established an Office
in the building now used as fregh, depot at the cor
ner Of White and Centre Streets for the exclusive pur
pose Of checking Albany baggage, where passengers
can have their baggage checked and conveyed free Of
charge to the Company's depot, corner of Twenty.
sixth street and Fourth avenue in time to meet the
a. m. mail, which arrives at Albany at $40 p H.; and
the $3.50 p. express which arrives in Albany At
P. NJ Baggage viii also be Forwarded, free of charge.
TO the New-York Central Railroad depot at Albany.
The Office Will be open daily from TO 81 a. m, and
from to 2i5 M, for this purpose, on and after 10.
day.
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except by legislative iA&gry, but it is safsO say
that they amount to as mT4h hsOie. They me st'
least sufficient to justify the Sheriff in keeping hs
official counsel in the lobby all last Winter to pre-
vent an inquiry into tat subject We trust that
tits Winter that influence viii not be successful.
and we rely upon Mr.. CODking' the opROespt Of
unnecessary waste in public expenditure, aud Mrs
Jaoue. who is on the Judiclry Committee, to see
that the matter is properly ventilated.
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Death of Capt. NOycs.

Boston, Saturday, Jan. u, lou.
Con, .Joseph C.. Moves of the revenue cutter Jack
~ S;cd Of Fastporf. Maine, on Tuesday, and was
bnred Yesterday He had been in the revenue service
about 80 years.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Hon. Samuel Ii. Ruggles
Seriously Hi.

LocKPoRT, Saturday, Jan. q, 1860.
The Hon. Samuel B. Rugglef mas been and still con-
Times seriously i'll, with attack of the lungs, at the
residence of Gov Hunt in Lockport.
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Arrest OH Charge of False Pretenses.

st. LOUIE, DdlUrudyi JaII ~ IO00
Josenb Hyman of the firm of Hyman q Gum, COM
,ision merchants of this city, arrested to-day on
the charge of obtaining under false preenees, money
and Goods 10 the extent OF $lO,VoO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23

ARRIVAL or THE EDIsBURGH.-The screw steam
ship Edinburgh, Capt. Jeery, which sailed from Lv-
erpool on the 18th inst and Queenstown on the follow.
ing day. arrived at this port yesterday morning. Her
news has been anticipated by the AnglO-Saxon and
the Eircaseian.
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virginia legislature.

RICHMOND, va, Jan. u IoOU'
A bill sppropriating 100000 for State Armory
passed the Legislature Oh Saturday.
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the Rio Grsnde thirty miles above Brownsville, with
$40 men.
The BritisA, bSg Extra wss wccAsa Of Tonsla,
Mexico, on The 18th ult and becsmS SfotaI loss
crew saved. The English brig Nina and Elizabeth,
ana the Msesaan @rg Linda suffered severely, but
weraN fah2d a,M iSSStlanM y
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From HAVANA.

| NEw-ORLEANs, Saturday, Jan. u, 1861.
The steamship Cahawba brings Havana advlee Sc Oh
! the Igtb but no news of Importance. Sugar ana Tx
| changes were unchanged.
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We cheerfnuy publish the following:
The complaint ssanst Mr. Henry Richards has Assp WITH
dawn byu' on sce0p Ofhers being no foundation IN H.
IL. L. EALK 4 co..
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The steamer New-York left this port on Saturday
morning for Bremen, via Southampton, taking out ons
hundred and four passengers AID 81, 600 in specie
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.

The ROYAL Mail steamship Africa, which left Liver
pool on the morning of the 7th nst arrived here az
one o'clock this morning.
The dates are the same as those by the Crcassisa.
but we select few items Of interest.
The steamer Noya-Scotian from Portland, arrived
at Liverpool at "a o'clock on the morning of the 9TH
Mr.. David Hughes, the solicitor, who absconded
With liabilities TO bis clients amounting TO EGO 0O0 had
been tried and sentenced ten years penal servitude
A correspondence had recently taken place between
Miss S. P. Remonds, free-bOrn American woman OF
color and Mr. Dallas, the American Minister In Lon
don. A wise to Miss Remonds passport was refused
by Mr. Dallas, on the ground that she was person OK
COLOR
The Paris M0litear thus formally announces the
retirement of Count Wa'ewski:
"NapoeOn, by the grace Of God and the national w,
Emperor Of the French, to all present and future,
greeting, have decreed and do decree as follows:
CART. j. NJ. de Thouyenel, ambassador at Constan-
nope is appointed Minister OF Foreign Anairs IN me
stead of NJ. lie Comte Walewski whose resignation Is
~ART. IT. M. Baroche, President of the Council Of
State will act dd interim Minister for Foreign AZ
fairs until the arrival of NJ de IhouveneL -,
ART. Ill Our Minister of State is charged with
the execution of the present decree.
the Palace of the Tes' the h e ps11;5y s
oouut,r,su.dd "ARcHIBAA,LIp9 FoyJLsD; ;.
The new Grand yizier of Turkey had dispatched
note to the Powers, expressing his approval of the
Suez Canal sheme should they come to an Understand
ing on the subject.
Tile London Times of Friday says, In American
Securities there has been decline in the shares Of the
New. York Central and quotes sales: United States
ST. go a92l Iuois Freeland, 49, DO Shares, 80 e40.
1913 Disc; n Y. Central Sinking OF 1888, S4I SSii;
N. Y. and Erie Shares assen'ed 10.
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,ouni,.;o0 on tbs !, CLAIMS ia of the soldiers of

creating Compassion on the camsSof Hhe sOldsrs Of
MIR. FLLSWORTH 'moyed for report from the
S,ufAI5SavingS Baeksef ~ moneys u any. deposited
there by any parties connected withtce United states
District Cslr for the Northern District, and, whether
' slsss ! sssst5' sSss'SssSSSss2AS XS.'
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To the Associated Press q, ,oeo
~ '"' WAsH1YGTos, Saturday, Jan. q, 1860.
Richard Realf. who reached Washington on Thurs-
dav night with doorkeeper Jones Of the Senate, was
This morning examined by the Harpers Ferry specia
Committee. He is reported as highly educated
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for executing the
Senate and Executive Printing at Rivers Gt9Ce once
WAsHISGTON Jan. ~ lo0O
Official dispatehes have been received from vera
Cruz confirming the newspaper aeoOun'S VI '
for the Liberals. r,.,o,,a fa,o-oble
TO the recognition of the Juarez Government, Woh
expected soon 10 take place. have, together WIN ffoh
dent Bucbauan's recommendation relative 10 mexican
affairs heightened the hopes OF the Liberals OF coe.o
suec SO, and produced coTIesponalg na bnyr
Am "a the Reactionisls The Mexican Caolnel, now
ver DO not think will become necessary 10 call lOr
tLe aid Of American troops in the contingency Sus-
Qested by Mr. Buchanan -. 4. 1x,o.h
A number of military men have written 70 WASH
on &c 10 the truth of the report that the JuareL
(,oyerpment has invited volunteers from the Ch'eu
S,etsa lint there is no official or any Other Auhory W
sustain IT, would they be acce9sSa vnSd men
copcurrenee of our Government. Inc arlaeu men a
who have gone and others who are preparing 70 90
South may have other schemes IN veW ~ % O' :"
Iectaiion Of call for their services Ia ~
a. the protest of Mr.. McIIane aganN inc ia0uoa{{
massacre met with no response from mlranOi ~ .
protest Of the latter against the feeoSiision e.,
JuArez Government will receive no Official no0o AVN
our own. l.. .o,b;no
about the coming Of the French and Spanish neetS'
Looking 20 the present unsettled condition OF h9roPe,
no interference from that quarter is apPrelendea. AZ
the report emapaied from the French iegftoh, AZ u
the former one looked upon here as part OF tue
policy of Gabriac, the French ster 70 encourage
the reactionsts at the expenre OF the liberals.
Curious state Of affairs IN the City OF mexico 10
noticed. Formerly only prominent liberals were ~
prison there but now mira reactionsts are similarly
punished, owing 10 their respective political opinions
The Postmaster General las issued an order 70 Post
masters in California 20 transmit overland all gtIers
not marked with the words "by steamer 10 OF
from st. cuts and Memphis the semi weekly Ines anu
Esw-Oreans by way of San Antonio, which IL weekly
the postage is three cents on single letter. to ols
tances between these points being under three thousand
miles.
TIE Retr-Orleans Pic0yune Of Tuesday last learns
from Tee Gsvest0a Neet thai Cortinas has TecEovse1
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Passeng gers.

In steamship africa from Lireypo-Mr Peacock Miss A
johnson, Miss n johnson, Mr. Julius Van Delft Ms van
De n Mrs M D. Delh j. A. Bliss, John Sykes IT,, Robert
Speeding A. Jscobus, Les Ward, Mr. fentent Grsnier
D. de Angels Mr. sprague, M: Ansey, s. H. Brownhin A.
Findey MI John Hamilton Mr. Longmire, Mr. g. GuntheE
Mr. swainwick Z. C. Hall, J. G. Bsny, X r. otL Wn- u.
Feawe Ayres Robert Lawson, Thomas Britain Mr.
Cochrape d. A. Sidney J. Northop Goodwin j PstSs
Ter Ferdmsnt Bsrtheom Chass yohu feer John Pearson.
Samuel Brown Mrs Brke Jame Walker Arthur Lepper Nh.
MIburn T j. Mitchell Archibald McGoun August Stursbers.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. ~, Ic6O.
ANOTHER BID FOR THE SOUTH.
Nj Douglass demonstration tomorrow on the
proposed bill protecting States against invasion, Is
intended as bid for the South, but will fail IN its
object His whole strength at Charleston will be
cast on the first ballot and according to information
here VIII fall below ninety votes. A few scattering
delegates from the South who prefer him, will be
Oyerrued by the action of their delegations, and be
made to vote solid. Unless Maryland sends Doug
las men, he will have no Southern support in the
Convention.
THE ILLINOIS MARsHALsHIP.
The Mashalship of Illinois Is still in the market
and much sought for When Judge Breese de
elined he urged the appointment OF Dir. Smell, WHO
Is here pressing lis pretensiOns. Mr.. Buchanan
Uses all appointments to strengthen himself at
Chsrle ston, and endeavors to cOnchate DIR. Perces
friends, whom he hsultingy removed, by plausible
oyertures Hence the recent offer of the Treasury
s5ip 10 ex-Gov. Thomas of Mary land, who promptly
spurned the brlbf.
The SENATE PRINTING.
Mr.. Bowman has entered Tito contract with
Sir. Riyes for the execution of the Senate printing,
10 the m0Ttlhcatlon O1 MT. henuelI' LUIS WIZ
Read to rival establishment, and break up the mo-
nopoly here. The Senate Committee on Printing
have already ordered printed most of the documents
sent in BY the President and Cabinet thus fore
stating the House completely, as the law of the
last Congress, which MIR. Bowman devised for this
purpose, secures the profits to the Printer for the
house which first directs the printing.
CHAIRMAN FOR THE HOUSE.
There is some disposition, in consequence OF the
scenes of disorder in the House. to elect Chair
man until Speaker can be chosen, with power to
enforce the rules. Mr. Adams, the eX-President,
was similarly elected twenty years ago.
THE ORGANIZATION.
A number of large capitalists and leading bust
ness men Of New-YOrk are now here, urging an
organization, and expressing the desire for Mr..
Sherman's election.
THE MEXICAN TREATY.
The lobby has been reinforced by important &C
sessions from New-York, with persuasive lnfiu'
epces. TO press the Mexican treaty through the
Senate.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ANOTHER BID FOR THE SOUTH.
From Warrington.

Special Dispatch to The N T. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %, Isl