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LKaIsLATIvE CoMMIrTEE-THEIR visrr TO
THE NEW LuYATIc AsyLuMs-Ths County Com
nissioners, with other officials and citigens,
on Saturday, attended the joint Committee Of
the General Assembly Of Ohio, to examine the
new Lunatic Asylum erected by this County,
but to be accepted by the State as the South.
western Lunatic Asylum of Ohio, according to
the provisions Of specisl law.
The edi6ce Is on an elevated track Of thirty
nne acres. The brick structure, four stories
high, has an imposing front of six hundred
and twelve feet Its depth is one hundred and
twenty-five feet. The details of this we'll
constructed asylum we can not, at this time,
find room for, but can specially commend the
successful working Of tho veniiatipg and
heating arrangements, by which every room 10
the building has current Of fresh air, heated
to proper temperature, drawn off by register
over the floor and conveyed by ducts into o
great stack, one hundred and eighty feet, in
the rear OF the main building, AMI by rare
faction caused to ascend and pass of, consti-
tuting tho great healthful feature Of the build
Ing.
The structure was thoroughly examined by
the committee, and on repairing to the re-
ceptlon room the attending members of the
General Assembly organized by choosing DR..
T. B. Fisher, of the Senate, Chairmap' and
Rukenbrod, of the House, Secretary.
The Commissioners and Trustees, Ex. Sena-
tors Langdon and Thomas, Dr.. Quinn, who
was one Of those who initiated the enterprise
Of building an Asylum, Mr.. Wesley Cameron,
the Builder, and others, made suitable expla-
nations and replies to interrogatories, and
after partaking Of yiands and wines that gave
great exhiliration to the party, and after the
expression Of sentiments highly approbatory
of the design and execution Of the edifce, and
Of the hospitality of the Superintendent, DR..
Langdon, and of the matron, Mrs. Sharp, the
party returned to the city, after tarrying by
the way short while among the monum ents
Of Spring Grove Cemetery.
To-day the committee will visit Lick Run
Asylum and the House Of Refuge.
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Monetary ana Commercial.

Third-street was quito brisk day before yes
terday, and the demand for Money active at the
Banking and Discount.houses, but less so than on
the Saturday previous.
Some Of our. capitalists think the market will be
materially easier this week, and We seo no reason
why inhnx OF Currency should not be much larger
tnan it mas been for the past three weeks. Money
ought TO be returning to the city gradually from this
time henceiorh in increased degree Our whoIes ale
merchants ON Pearl:street still complain of slow nay.
mSnts, bnt report thOm improying, and think they
viii continue to improve. All we want to insure
Monetary ease IL such an advance In Provisiopa in
EUROPE as Will enable our packers to realize upou
their stock, sow held for HIGHER prices OF fair prot
II this advance does not take place. we shall Le Kent
in financial coseness throughout tho coming sprinr
Eastern Eychange on Saiurd sy wass oady az BCa&
5uying, and premium selling rate, with Iess
demand than on Friday, and an ausmeD TOD sunciy
from the banks to which pager had beea sent,
New orleans Exchange Is st!ll in demapl nj z,
can be had. e e' ''''''"h'
ThG rates OF pncu,rent Funds at tho close of
banking hours, oa Saturday, were os olluws;
Indiana Stock 4; Virginia Except Wheelinr Citv)
y; pennsylyanis Qntotior) y; Missouri ISt. IomisJ
y; Missouri Cnterior) 2S; Iowa 3; Illinois 2; VIA.
consin 3; MARYLAND dnierior) n; Michigan Il North
Carolina sonth Carolina 9i Georgia d; Tonnessee
ada |. - e"n
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EXTENSIVE FIRE AT LICK RuN--LOss $l5,-
00O.-A fire broke out on Wednesday last in
the residence of Mr. 3. Meline, located at Lick
Run, few miles from this city, which in q
brief space of time destroyed the entire build
ing end its contents, together with large
greenhouse, containing number Of valuable
plants. The flames spread so rapidly and
burnt with such 6srceness that it was with
considerable difficulty the family escaped their
red embrace. The loss will not bo less than
$l6,006-inoluding tho flowers, shrubbsry and
plants In and about tho green .houps-ppon
which, we believe, thsre was partial insur-
anna
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TUE TALNID YELoDIM INsTlTyrI.-The
pupils of the Talmid Yelodim Institute, under
the direction of Prof. Gustave Knopp, day
before yesterday gave an exhibition at the
Lodge-street Synagogue, which was largely
attended. Tho exercises were quito interest
ing, and tho children acquitted themselves
The Institute intends giving grand ban
quet and ball on Thursday next, at the Hall
Of the Allemania Society, on the corner of
Sixth and Main, in honor Of the first ami
yersagy Of its establishment. The festivities
begin at seven and half o'clock and continue
ad ibitum. 1t will doubtless be an excellent
cfair, and the friends of tho Institute will find
it pleasant place to spend tho evening.
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POLICE CoURT.--Doaineas ct the Police Court
on Saturday morning was not remarkably
brisk. A number of cases were examined, but
they were Of such nature as seemed to be Of
general interest.
Sarah Baker, arrested on Friday night for
harboring women Of undoubted reputation, on
Sixth-street, between Walnut ard Vine, was
convicted, and sentenced 10 pay ilne Of $50
and costs and undergo an imprisonment Of
twenty days In the City Prison. The females
who were arrested in her establishment were
imprisoned for term Of ten days and fined
$40 and costs.
Charles Clawson, George Marshall, MALAGA
Ryan and John O'Leary, charged with the
late assault at the County Jail, were discharged.
Judge Lowe remarked that no penalty within
the power Of his Court would add 10 the pun.
ishment they were already undergoing. He
therefore ordered noRs to be entered 10 the
case, and the prisoners were rsmanded to jail.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

BAxTsR's IRos FouSpERY.-Work will be
resumed ut this establishment In a few days,
and continue during the remainder Of tho
year,
AN ABscosDISa DKBroR. "A butcher named
D. A. Bartlett absconded few nights since
from this eity, leaving behind him an ind, bt-
'edness oi about $l 900. His creditors, among
whom are some Of his employes, have been
endesvoriDg to discover his whereabouts, but
without success.
r. STREET FIeHr.--Chas. Strieker and Thomas
Sehrmap, whils in o state Of intoxication
Saturday, attacked q soldier who was passing
near the foot of York-street, and beat him
severely. Alter making bis escape, he called
the men, and they escaped To their homes. A
warrant for their arrest will be issued to.
day.
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MECHANICS AND MANUFACTURERS EXCHANGE
At the regular meeting of the Mechanics and
Manufacturers' Exchange, day before yester.
day, committee Of six was appointed to col
lect euoh statistics as would be Of interest to
the members, and 70 repeEt tho same to the
usury will DO discussed today, and large at.
tendance is expected. A circular is being
prepared to be distributed In this State, and
those adjoining, which must be ready by Feb
ruary !; and eli whs desire to use this as
medium Of advertising, must sSai 10 their
names by the 25th instant. The Exchange Is
in quito . aourishing condition, and is already
exercising copsidersb,e influence upon the
business Of the olty.
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ARREST UPON A CHARGE OF MuRpSR.--seyera

ARREST UPON CHARGE OF MURDRR.-Seyeral
days ago D child cbout three years Of age IVES
run over and killed on Westsrn-roy. nesr the
Brighton House. An inquest was held upon
the body when it was found that the vehicle
was driven at the rate Of eight miles an howr,
contrary 10 the ordinance upon that subject,
and the driver was charged, in consequence of
careIessness, with tho death Of the ohild. A
warrant was thereupop issued for his arrest,
but he remained undiscovered until day be-
fore yesterday, when he was arrested. he
was released upon giving bail for his appear
ance at the Police Court this morning.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio continues to decline, having been
steadily receding since our last report though less
rapidly than for tho TWEEN -four hours ending Friday
dsasreeabo condition; but freight ia nut on board
the boats without much Inconvenience, 10 conse-
arn 1l ao straw aud shavings placed along the
The QhiQ, since the river began to decline, must
nave faileHat least ten or twelve feet; but sufficient
navigation Ontinues as good US can be desired The
stream Is recedng all the way from Pjttsburg to the
, mouth, ana Will continue to do so unless we have
Bu,intss at the Landing was still very active on
Sauuraay' Stny' though less go than on Friday. Some
to Scese OSS s as 'y
SUNDAY. The wssrfw was lined with boats, and the
% usual number OF steamers teok their departure at
nosed' nothing OF consequence was doing on the
Rat9s Of Freght we're without change, though
rates. NV
a. Pitsburg-Cotton, 75c.: NIolassss, 7,c. Whisky,
b0I5 H. Ssr SS o r9rk M and Lard a2c; Pound
NHshh,yillsWhisky per br Oc Ae oc Pound
sGPP Pound 1SD III Feisns sc nor Oo III,
whisky and Oil, 7jc. per bril-; Stoves, &C.; Ale &C.,
Evansville Whisky and Oil, 75o. per brl,
.airo-whisky and Oil, 75c. psr or nrii.; Pound
Freights. 25c per 100 lbs.
s S;T Bssas, Sa.ssp Jbs ss o EO9s Pork
keS Lard, 2Oc.; Horses, $40 per head.
sTEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVALS N. ". Thomas, New Orleans; Bostona,
Portsmouth; Ohio No. g. Marietta; Ellen Gray, IA.
nAThai Gray Eagle, Pomeroy; Swallow, Mariet,a;
!; u. Ford, Wheeling; Prioress, Madison; Meirose
Maysville; Telegraph, Louisville; DunIeith, Neville
virginia Home do; Lebanon, Nashville.
DEPARTUREs. - Bostona, Portsmouth Melrose
Maysyille; Telegraph, Lonisylile Dunleith and Vir
glnia. Home, hevilie Ellen Gray, Kanswha; Swal.
low, Marietta; Gray Eagle, PoD'eroy; Alma and Dis
leans; j. d. Ford, Louisville; Canewago, Nashville
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A WE'LL KNOWN CITIZEN CHARGED WITH PAS.
sIN0 COUNTERPART Com. - Sigimund APPEL
baum, we'll known to our citizens as musician
and vocalist, was arrested day before yester-
day by United States Deputy Marshal Man
son, Upon q charge Of passing counterfeit hall
dollars upon huckster in the Fifth street
market. Mr.. A. does not deny having passed
the coin, but it will be hard indeed to convince
any who know him we'll that 1t was done know
ingly. He was discharged upon his own re-.
cognizance, to appear this afternoon at two
O'Clock before United States Commissioner
Newhall.
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MAN FOUND DRowssD- CoRoNsn's INQUEST.
Coroner Carey was called upon Saturday
morning to hold an inquest upon the body Of
an unknown man, found In the river at the
foot of Western.row. He WAS apparently
thirty-two years old, Eve and a half feet high,
had on light brown coat, wooden vest,
corduroy pants, and heavy kip boots, and had
evidently been in the water several days.
AS no marks Of violence were found upon his
body, the Jury concluded that he had been
accidentally drowned, and rendered verdict
accordingly.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The programmes at all of tho thssters for
this eveniDgare excellent. Eliza Logan will perform
Juliet at Woods, and she Is certainly the
OF this creation of the immortal bard
ti tho Irish EMloaAhT and How TO GET OUT or IT at
on,1 one Upefa.honse, while the new pantomne, HARLA
GwYsNRTH VAUGHN Is offered for the aInrsenaent Of
the habitues Of tho National. This Is all we have
spice to say, but the magnetic power of these bills
houses. - S," Va '"'oo
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ARREST OF A LARGE NUMBER OF SUNDAY
GAMBLsss.-Lisutenant Watson, in company
with q party Of the police, made descent,
yesterday afternoon, upon boarding and
drinking house, on the corner of Seventh and
Main, and arrested eleven men engaged in
gambling. They were committed to the Ninth
street Station-house to await hearing.
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CINCINNATI MARKET--JAsuAnv o,

FLOUR-The market Continues TO drag on. IN ,ba
itsd h", yr way; the demand Is quite lin.
sSSprss a Sr ss1sns: ia prices The 'ass
70 icqeS Do ior extra Loco hrls were received the
WHIsBS S.Ths market is unchanged and f,m
Sales Of 500 brs. at 3AG2l5io-the latter rate for
~, ,pRUv!SIoNS-,rhcre was no important change In
below n the rates asked BY holqera The sales were
o a Hams, a partly cured at SIC. jOhhds Bacon at
half 81 Fsbrasy sna SSss to sS d
at and 100 tierces Lard at lOc~S per cent. tSre
bnk torS on the spot was saleabe at $40 and &c.,
a. these rates. to be delivered next month. Lard IL
onIi, ana not Haleahe TO any great extent at much
GHpuERIes-,rhe business doing ia but lin lied,
Sna the market remains uncbang ged and dull. suenr.
s1gHsG; Mtas Molasses 4eGg!;o, and 0ofsO 2@l3S.
d:msud en- AZ 81 2s@I 3qier Prime White, an 81 t asa
a. z tcr prime Asd. Sales 30 bushels primo White
S Sales 600 bushels sSk sna at plees s steady at
0ATS-Thcre Is o good demand, and prices tlrm nj
a,esCc' sales 7oo bushels, in bulk, ut 49kc.6 do
RYL-The market is dull. We have no change to
ngsicg r. Prices % since our last quotations.
steady at 7n@7sc for prime fall and GO65o for fair
to gGea. & Sales 200 bushels prime fall at 7oc. .
11Tne market Is dull; and prices have declined
sales 4 bales p, ime Timothy at SO.
OhEESE-The market is frm, with an active de-.
mand a az last quotations. Sales 45O boxes w. R. at
~, B,qnTETERIThero y fair demand. We quote Cen.
t'ai Sn unl9 at iSc., and w. u. at lie.
ApPLES-rhe market Is nrm, with good demand
at SG " Sa z, per bril- for fair to choice from store
sfoIAIoES-There !s "a good demand, and prices
@ nrm at VI 10 par brl. for prime Neshanocks, from
0LoyER RI S1EEp-The market is firm. with good
saes and brs sass y Srs s sSte r
70 bushcls, In sacks, at - %. y
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Y. NJ. M. L. ASSOCIATION LEcTURRs.--Th
next lecture in the winter course before the
Young Mems Mercantile Library Association,
will be delivered tomorrow evening, by G. P.
Baldwin, of Richmond, Virginia, at Smith &
Nixon's Hall. Subject: "The Good Time
Coming" Mr.. B. has been heralded as quite
eloquent, and will doubtless draw a large
audience.
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FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING. - About one
O'Clock, yesterday morning, FIRE was discovered
in Sohriver's spice mills, on Home-street, near
Fifth, but 1t was extinguished before any ma.
terial damage had been done. The loss will
not reach $50.
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MAN BADLY BEArEN.--Robert Linsnminger
and Henry Gardener assaulted an unknown
man at the Tvoli House, last evening, and
beat him 30 badly that it is feared he cannot
recover. The ruflans were arrested, and will
have hearing this morning before Judge
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Ewing House IN XeSIA.--We take pleasure
in recommending the above house as first
class institution. 1t il under the supervision
Of "mine host" Jerry Parkhill, assisted by H.
A. Wing, quite clever young man, blythe.
BY. Those favoring the "Ewipg" with
m,stay," will fad everything cozy and home
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LOST.

n .0ST-D0G-0n Friday evening large
A-A black and white New Foundland Dog; black
spots around his nose. He had on q leather collar,
with ring. Any person returning him to No. 22
West Scyenthpstroet will be liberally rewarded.
lja23b,l
T .0ST-A Observation-Disclosures
-h-A ing lin bills and some change coal receipts,
&c.-supposed to have been lost In Iade, depart.
jnent of postofice The finder will receive & poor
widows thanks by leayin II at Penny Press Office.
lja2lb*l
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A VETERAN VoTER.-Mr. Mills, who claims,
to be ninety-four years of age, and voted for
Washington, and excessively at each Presi-
DENTAL election, was called upon on Saturday
by number Of the members Of the Ohio Log.
islaturs, who we're passing Boydis Toll-gate,
on the Carthage Road, en- route to the Lnnatic
Asylum. He Is quite deaf, but seemed de-
lighted with the visit. t
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ORNANENTATroN OF THE GROUNDS OF THE
SOUTH WESTERN LuSATIC Asylum. - Mr..
Strauss, Landscape Gardener Of Spring Grove
Cemetery, hiss volunteered to prepare plans
and superlntend the ornamentation Of the
ground plat, in front of the new Lunatic Asy-
lum Of Hamilton County, now called the
South western Lunatio Asylum.
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The imports and exports of various articles dnjps
the twenty.foIr hourA ending Saturday were;
n iMPoRTs.IFl9ur, ,90l brls; Whisky, 62s barrels
bushels Barley, lss bushels Hogs, 3il head; PorL
aana BsSo, ~ brs, 1880 lbs; Lard, z5l br!1 D;
ksgs; sSs sugar. iSl hhds Molasses 2677 brls Coffee
sS hI hbSIxe' Potatoes, i3l brls; SAT-. 200 bts; Hay
ExPoRTs.-- Flour, al brls. Whisky, ,,4ss brls.
Oats, $50 bushels Pork and Bacon i hhds q
6rls, 100 boxes; Lard, IS brlS.; a75 kegs Sugar. II
hhds Molasses, $40 brls;l Cofee, $40 bags; Hpples
"a hrls Salt o5O hrla W. S~NS"t Huthtot
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w ANTS! VANISH
OFT Y N e w g.

HYMKNEAL.-Dufing the week ending on
Saturday evening the Clerk of the Probate
Court Issued ffy-two marriage licenses,
against forty-two during the week previous.
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UCTION E.-BY THOMAS
IN JOH EsTON In Sales -rooms No. 90 Main street,
next to Trust 90. Bank.-TpESDAY MORNING,
large and desirable stock OF Dry Goods, Teilor's
Goods Fine Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, DC.
AtSOaWithout any Ieserye, to CLOSE eonsign-
iaS THOMAS JOHNSTON. Hucfioneer,
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TIE New CoLoRED ORPHAN AsYLuM.-The
contract for building the new Colored Orphan
Asylum, on Mount Auburn, was yesterday
awarded to Messrs. Handy & Brothers.
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AUCTION SALES

UCTION SAL E.-BY g. BRA
"a SHEARS & CO. -Sales.rooms Nos. 81 and SO
Main street, ,-liroceries. &C., at Aucton.-We will
sell at Auction, On MONDAY MORNING, January
%, ats o'clock, general assortment of Groceries,
80 bags Coffee; lIj bxs lb. andc Tobacco 100 bxs.
Soap; 80 bxs. Candles.
jass 6. RRAsuEARs & CO., Auc.ione
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FOUND.

E0UND--A SILK SCARF was found last
n week. which the owner can have by calling at
No 3l3 Longworth street, and paying for this ad-
yertisement ja2lbs
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BOARDING.

pOARDING-Two single gentlemen can
I'D obtain room with frst.class board, Also, O
tow day boarders can be accommodated In private
family, by applying at residence No. l64 Broadway.
R0ARDING-Families accommodated with
-A-H board and pleasant rooms on second floor,
lighted with gas, furnished unfurnished. Several
single rooms for gentlemen can also be had. Cen.
tlemen lodging else shro boarded on reasonable
terms, at No, l62 Broadway. la23sws
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A UCTON sALE-BY KELLOGG

IN WILLIAMS -Sales.reoms Nos. 2s apd "a East
variety at AUCTION, on ThESbAY m6RNiNG, I ise JAM
,;ary "a at 9H O'Clock, stock OF Fancy Goods, Dry
sioOds, Clothing, Table Cutlery, Walters, Plated
ware, &e,
.ALSO-A bEs stock of new and secondhand
Eprni.pIe, Of sotas spfiables, Parlor and Elizabeth
sedstesds supsass rem Tabes TSatso su sss~ns u0
ATll OCL0CIi-One arst rate Iron Safe OF He'll
Dodd'g make, good as now; large Counting. house
Desk and other goods.
jazz A. KELLOGG, Anctionecr.
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FOR SALE.

EIy0R SALE-A small lot Of FURNITURE,
a. In good order. Will be sold reasonable. Apply
at No % East Ninth street, between Main and u c.
amore, up stairs. ja2lbs
EN0R SALE-400 acres Prairie Land, we'll
n located; or will exchange it for dry goods II
necessary, pay some cash. Apply to JOHN B. SID
N0R SALE-S0 acres or more of frst.rate
"a Timber Land, four miles west from Ceina,
Mercer County, Ohio. Only S. per acre, cash. &c sold
soon. w. l.. DAVIS,
jal9f' 70 West Third.street, Cincinnati.
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BssRvATntas--For the
Penny Press, by Henry Ware, 0ptoian, No. 7
Wost Fourth treet, January 2l;
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Holi day Presents.

n HAVE JUST OPENED A LOT o.
d Bsque and China Figures, Fancy IukstauO
vsses, Jewel and Match. boxes, Fancy Shaving AL
Work.boxes, and othor Fancy Goods too numer0E'
sell cheaper than any other establishments In the
city. HENRY DAVID,
N. B.-Also new lot Of Fancy Soaps, Perfumery.
Extracts. 90. Daley
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]. g. B. BRUCE,
Street Rnilroad Car and Omnibus Manu-.
facturers.
WE ARE BUILDING AND SHALL
w keep on hand q supply of STREET RAIL
R0A AID OARS and Omnibuse,, which We will war.
rant elua In Style, finish and durability, and at az
low prices as an eade In the country
Ofice--COrner Of Third and Vine -streets, ja,ltf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-20
Douglass Vote to Repeal the
Fishing Bounties.


lis tet=a 9aWN ak.aeiag ne FtsiteftH1 ,t-ett
tin 7rs to c4aHge Their basStqcSs.
In 5ag l>is-5aiy two vars agile
's,l l. rei#ai tae El-lliu. B3aHti.- passed IT,
pr5-.latery : .rata Of tie nit,el States Il
bal tar slne TIM hen urged upon that body
uuIsr ia,ri Of tiIat S'ctlnal :. tr .-tater
-Cly Of AlAh4ma Tine bill, a. it va, be-
fore tie : nate, Ir posed u rFpssl the B3an-
ii IL ouec. and Nhau ii was u2IiaHt that 10
mt5fftg= wers b-Ht ei passing il, >,ust8r
Nl.-lnzgi M4s.,et .s.>.tt,. iA5rei an ameal-
ucut pro, ding that the B1uutie> should not
ccl,. HatH after the year $50 In pfer-
ny tbs 4ii4eu iiuGu.. senator " lL.Jn stttsd
that # the bill Uas = BE- pl---et against al
the II sFts of II opponents. he wished al
least II gice tle aapisQi and Pers4hs mp 1ey-
,d a. tse cod fsst.rfSa an opp7rtn.i't 20 trgrk
yr7f4atg eu' ~ III BUSINESS, 50 t4qt thy
.c,ytt b af,cid as iHie as gazst D. ~ N
hqa9e. pom tie amenimentthe yea. and
nays were ordered, aud resulted ii, foil w
lEAs-M -s,rs Allen, BI!, Brpleriek.
Ch4nlisr, Clark, C9lAner, tritfeHdeu, blk
on, pooiittle, burke, FEssENbEN, Foot,
tJs;cr, Halo. HAMLIN, H4riiu, Houston,
King, Seward, SaieldS. Simm 1a,. Stuart.
Samner. lrumbull, Wade, and " ls1n-26.
NA4S-Messrs. Bayarl, benjamin. Big
Ter, Bright Brown. Clay, CIingman, DAVIS,
DOUGLAS, Fitzpatrick, GNlH, Ii .mni0ni.
Henderson, Hunter, lYer,Jn. Johns N vi -Ar-
kansas. 5hnson OF ienness, e. Jones, Nal
ory, Mason, Pa4rte, pix, pugh, Rice. $
b.-ti,u, >lsdell, Thomson ot New Jersey.
l5pmirs. Wright and iulee--to.
Every Republican Senator, ii will b. OBJ
sryad voted tor thi, amendment, but Tie