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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-27
INSURANCE.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Canital w
insures against Loss or Damage by Fire,
D1RECTORS:
Woodruff. Charles Hillyer,
| James Bolter, fl Owen,
Il Roberts,, fl Blanchard,
CIV r phelps Richard d Hubbard,
I Sheldon, nj nj Merrlmah,
James Foster, VIM L Collins
y = = MARK HOWARD, President.
f. II. LOBDELL, Secretary.
Applications received by ALLEN q. AALLOChI
Agent. feb15-ly
HumbOlt Fire ms. Comply,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Capital (all paid in CASH GOO 90
wa" " gu p'-9 DIRECTORs: ''''''''''
] p Holmes. BFBreeden, j II Bates,
A G. Pheips A Stranger, III Trowbridge,
G Christmas, ID Caldwell, Nathan Lane,
Geo Ellery, VIII Mcconnell, S Freeman,
VIM Mulligan, Jas Mckaye, II Beadleston,
W Grifith, Nelson Davis, NJ Hoppock,
] Stranahan, G W Parsons, w Bowers,
L Holbrook, VIM Il King, Newell,
z Boorman, VIM Kobbe, Baker,
w Barnes, WmAllen, Armstrong,
Edw. Bridge, III l. Burr, ID Il Stanford,
JOHN RANKIN, President.
WILLIAM MULLIGAN, Sec'y.
ALEX. WILEY, Jr., Assistant Secretary.
Policies insured favorable terms by A. G. HAL-
LOCK, Agent. Office, Marble Hall Building, Main
street. febl5-ly
HOME NSURANC COMPANY
OF the City OF New York.
Capital (all paid in cash) 100000
With a surpiws $4,000
Insures against Fire and Inland Navigation Risks.
DIRECTORS:
] Martin, W Work, 81 Cossitt,
+ A WelImorth James Low Levi Morton,
C Collins, IL FarthinghamCur Noble,
ID Bainey, Buckley, J Hutchinson,
L Hopkins, O III Norton, Baldwin,
I Messenger, G Morgan, A I Dwight,
w II Molten, j w Whitlock, III A Hurlbut,
G B Hatch, 7 Nickname, Jesse Hoyt,
d Watson Bull, II Briglow, w Sturgis, Jr,
Homer Morgan, o 4 Wood, John Il Ford
l. p Stone A Barnes, Sidney Mason,
Humphrey, Geo Bliss, G L Stedman,
Geo Pearse, i Lockwood, Cyrus Yale, Jr,
Y G Nelson, Lyman Cooke, w Il Fosdick,
w G Lambert, VIM III Webb.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
A. f. WILLAMETTE, Vice do.
j. Milton SMITH, Secretary.
Applications made to ALLEN G. HALLOCK,
Agent, will be promptly attended to. Office, Mar
bic Hall Building, Main street. Evansville.
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=. j T. III! M. WELLS & CO. "a: W.

MYOLLRCTORFS SHE OF RE.AA
u estate, for the payment of costs and expenses
of side walk improvements.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of tive
precepts issued out of the Clerks Office of the City
of Evansville, and to directed, will sell. at
public outcry, at the door of the Court House, in
the City of Evansville, Monday, the 9th day of
February, 1860, the following lot and parcels of
real estate, or much thereof as may be necessary
to pay the amounts assessed and charged against
said lots respectively the costs and expenses Of
making side walk improvements in front OF said
lots, together with the costs of sale:
Lot No. 10, blk No. 40, Eastern Enlm 1856
6, o. 1872
Evans Homestead, on Sixth street, from
the corner of Locust street to the alloy, IA go
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on said
day. r. . CHMUCh,
Jan I6, 1860. 3wd City Collector.
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BY STATE AUTHORITY.

EUST RECEET.ED-1O CASES In
e. ported Havana Cigars, best brands.
dec31 SCHROEDER & KEHR.
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Htna Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital (securely inyested 900 GOO
Incorporated 1sl9-Charter Perpetual Insures
against Fire and Inland Navigation risks.
DIRECTORS
r Buell., W Turtle, EA Bricklev.
II Mather, C II Branard, T X Bruce,
5 5 Ward q Pratt, Durham,
G Z Davis, d Hillyer, w Kewey,
Alexander.
T. Brace. .ses'y. f. G. Ripley. President.
Apple Atlons for Insurance, Inland Fire, made
TO ALLEN g. HALL0CK, Agent, will be prompt
~ attended to at the Agency ofice-Marble Hall
Building, Main street, Evansville. feb15-ly
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated 1870 Charter Perpetual
Capital (al paid $500 900
With surplus 22653l
Irlsures against Loss Damage by Fire.
DIRECTORS;
ah hrnt bng R Cornell JOB allyn
Jas Goodwin, Calvin Day, @. Russ.
CAilyn...... Secretary. II Huntington, Preside.
d. Alexander, General Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
John Graham Asst do do do;
Applications made to ALLEN G. HALLoCK,
Agent, will be promptly attended to--Marble Hall
Building, Main street, Evansville. febl5-ly
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms. CO.
HARTFORD, CONN.
o"f'"'' piREcToRs:
James G, Boles, Burial Sage,
III Hoey, ex-Gov. Ct, ID Williams,
Wait Hanley, Charles G Day,
Willis j. GoodseIl, L I Wells,
George Sexton, Fitch,
Leonard Church, Oicott Allen,
ii GriswOld Stiles d Sperry.
J L Howard.
JAMES G. B0LLES, President
WAIT N. HANLEY, Vice Pres't
JOHN A. WALLACE, Secretary.
Applications received by ALLEN C. HALLOCK,
Agent. ohice-Marble Hall Building. Main st.
MUTU Il BENEFIT LIFE ms. COMFY,
NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
Accumulated Capital, Over...........S3 So, 900, 900
DIRECTORS:
R Patterson, McFallan, A Smelling,
Macknet, J AFrothinghamR II Greene,
L CGrovor, Strong, JW Condt,
Josiah o Low, r Weeks, Perry.
R0BT. L. PATTERSON, President.
JOEL W. CONDIT, Vice do
BENZ. g. MILLER, Secretary.
Applications for Insurance and all information
desired will be given by the undersigned.
ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent,
Marble Hall Building, No. Main street, Evans
vile, Ind. feb15-1y
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KpOOTS .A.N.D SHOES ut COST
-AD FOR CASH!
will offer and sell at Cost, for thirty days, my
entire stock of Eastern made Boots and Shoes,
mencing Saturday. December II, 1859. Now is the
time to secure good bargains. Do not neglect this
opportunity to buy good Boets and Shoes.
J. L. BUTCHER,
decl7d2w IS Main street.
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HE/0HEELER a hsEG6FS, H,HOLEs-
y " sale dealers in Groceries, Produce, Nails,
Window Glass, Glassware, &c. &C, No At Main
treet, between First and Second, Evansville, Ind.
T. E. WHEELER. ID. RIGGS.
sep6-ly
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I TVVTE PROPRIETOKS FIHE CITF FOUN-
~ dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general, that they prepared to do all
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
ICoNTYTr IN rBoM rHTRD PAGE,


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Arrivals and Departures.


HAyAra-ssea~.hip C.h:s os1Nrs Jno o~s0s Ms Y
Pnterfeld G PRO, Bcdne, + smth. aaso, Fidala
cussA u ] H Steel r Ray mind, Bennfno Muuoz. VIM
Benny Scot Mrs Esssnu, urta, Cacin whtmo~o.
harvey, Jno Cons Jno Kgour. s'hlev. Isaac Emary
fo~le Cant. Mss CAN'T y Alien ME- Iobtnsky
and child The hughes. Lyon, de reuenes Tcluero
jas McKeen II ynch Hern
sAvAxNAu- R'oAmshp 4 K CuyIer-N Hunt Rate nhurs.
Osgco1 and wife Is Hubert. = Remington u Il kem.
nxton. " II II arp. pckerson Fract sogcrx " Dnvh
Pscknurst, " Jsques. Page, Miss rhaferd h DiS-
m~r, Morve Lewai Mrs Drksoo, Mrs. ssrous, and
eleven in he saeersge.
DEPARTURES.
For NASSAU -eteannship Ksnak-H Lewis 7: Geo
Prince Bath Ne Mr. snd Mrs " Alien. do Mr. and Mrs
" Ninost, Mass Nr and Mrs Robert Jr, Y; Elan
chan. John kichaxdsnn, Ph,a smith. do; James
schuyler albany q i-sck 7; Miss Mary Schuyler Al
bAny; Mrs Hugah,on, =; john TOOK NASSAU:
Barnside, Y: Rev Lr ncddar. Albany Fon HAVANA u
Tmpsnn, A 1impson Mrs Mount atss Timpsm, n II Mrs
Iarunsts Cansda: Mrs srvey and nroher and
want; Capt UNDERWAY q Dnrsnd and Mr and Mrs
1horre Y; Lavto,eue C.nsdA; Vim yhcmss BROOKLYN;
@ " n dec Q 1ilten Jos 1n6en l. Baxter. Y; rhcs
DIXON. Fcetcn. Total ~
Fox MISUNDERSTANDING Florida Lewis Brown, Mr..
Greennush- cowdry, Capt Mackay LaAsd Flanders Il
MAlicy. ZION Mrs sersde Mary King, Mrs scmsn
a pev Gamer. pryep1as r r sesnih warren d. Wood,
Jaa Humphreys DR. knowles and wife, Jss A Meswiu,
James Howin Eawara Young, Pounay, Capt Htnckiey
Fsu " s~rinGrow, Wood N New man. n Lazaron. u
st,ckhnc, Dauici p Flint, 3eers Barnnm. FrAnk
enburs Htees nuekmsn, Edmoccsou Charles Duesin
tusut Tebcsu, De SuSg~ps .pd lads samuel HOLMAN
ahs there's sdwxrd Ogden, and in seessge.
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The Result OF the Chicago Municipal
Election.
Coronerss Inuuests.

SrppKy nsm-About ten O'Clock on Monday night
named Peter Brady waiter at the Pacific Hotel,
into The saloon Of Greenwich and Cort
lapct ssrecs, and after drinking in company with some
trends, eat down IN chair and almost Immediately ex-
pred A post norton examination made BY DIS Welje
Beach yesterday, showed that aneurism Of the
sorta had rupsured, causing death An inquest was hd
ny Coroner Jsckan and verdict in accordance With the
scts was rendered Deceased was native Of Ireland -
years Of age
FATAL BrRxs-roroncr Jackman also held inquest
upon tho body Of Mary Hopper little girl four years u
age who died ut pl weet Forty FIRST street from the ef
clothes accidentally taking FIRE At furnace in the street
used by come plumbers.
An INsANK WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE -norothy Kanings,
German woman, 81 years Of age, committed suicide n
her In Tenth avenue Fifty first street. by
hanging herself Monday night Coroner Jarkman held
an inquest when appeared from the evidence Of her
that the deceased enbject As Of dependency
caused by the death II her husband Avcrdc Of suicide
By hanging was rendered.
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Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, March 6, 1890
Colton-salcs oday l3oco bales q, irregular prices;
niSdfne, loiic. lie. Frcghts and exchange an.
changed.
NEw ORLEANS, March 8, 1850
Cotton--Saics To cay 1900 bales At iot.c nc for
sddlng Sales Of the last three days 10 900 bales 70
ceipte Of same time ~ COO against 500 bales In CORES
poSng period last year receipts at this port
3Te SEQ bales Sugar dull far fuiiy fair exc 20
roolasscs CSC. SIC Flour dun superue &c so So So
Ftechts on cotton 10 Liverpool sd Sterling exchange
az Sik premium and With bills OF lAdug TX ure.
MUM. Exchange New York Z . per cent clscoun,
for sixty days, and discount TO premium for sight
hils
BnuNosI, March 8, lSGn
-Four frn but not active Howard street held IS ea
and Ohio at IS SO n IS CIV CITY Mills s Grtner sa.sss
OF eco bbs at SIS So Wheat active and buoyan. red
n higher sales at 81 80 81 AZ white 81 81 81 co
Cpru Gull sales 10 900 bushels II 5oc 13:; yellow TO
a-sc Proyhions Gull Ness pork SIT SO SIS; primo st5
rump S1S whskey duh and lower; sales al $50 2ac
PHrApErlrrIA, March 9, 1850.
Flour firm but quiet Wheat, an advancing tendency
sacs at 81 60 or white and 81 40 81 ~ for rcd Corn
active: sales yellow at ,$Bc. Provisions unchanged.
Wh,skey firm ct &c. "a &c
Cyc1yytTr, March g. 1879
Flour less active ct IS so IS SIS for supcrfnc. Wits
keySales at Is}sc 1886. Provisions firm, bet quota
ecns unchanged Money market easier
~ LOUIS, March 6, 1860
Sigh. exchange on New York, Z L per cent premium
Cor geld u per cent premium for Missouri funds, aud
a OK per cent for Illinois and Wisconsin funds.
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City Intelligence.

TIE SIXTH REcNENT-AdJutant Pinckney, OK the Sixth
regiment, has resigned and Assistant Joel "
Mason has been appointed by COL Pnckney 10 Gil the
vacancy Tho following changes have followed Edmund
Wade, Assistant Quartermaster, Nicaos vscased
Tho resignation OF Second Lieutenant Fred Aegler has
been accepted by Brig. Gen. Yates
Tfn Fulton BANK DgvArIrR Mr.. VIM Lane, Jr tho
Fulton Bank deauitcr who recently convicted Of tho
heavy charges preferred against him. vas removed on
last Monday afternoon TO Sing Sing there 10 out the
term Of h penal scrvsudehree years and Six months
ELECTION or LIEUTENANT CoroSM SEVENTY r1asr
RscST "A meeting OF the commissioned officers OF the
Seventy 6s regiment took place last night the Centre
Market armory for the purpose elecog Coonel
m the place Of BuiterAed resigned Colonel vosourzh pre-
sided. The result u the ballot Major Iompkius
Is; Captain Alexander Kinnan, II, and blank Msjor
TOmpkins was declared unanimously elected.
TxRKmr ACCIDENT "A boy named Michael Holland.
aged sixteen years. died last evening 1t the New York
Hospital from injuries received the ID inst by acci-
dentay falling upon pile OF lumber stick pencsrsane
his stomach 30 that his irtestpfs prutruded from tho
wound An inquest will be held this morning.
CONTRACT FOR SUPPLYING THE SHIPPING Win CRo7oy At
the Office Of the Crcton Aqucduc Board yesterday
ing proposals received by Mr. Tsppan for the
trac. to supply tho shipping Of this port with water for the
next three years The competition for tho job wss not 90
active as might have been expected, considering that
snug little yearly income involved. Proposals. from
only three persona cent In, 70 wh-fhomas Ball
sll ,6ls William Robertson, $s.2S5; J. r Johnson,
sl2276 Tho last mentioned party being the hughes, bid
der was O. matter Of awarded The contract
By The terms Of The agreement Mr. johnson to Furnish
With Groom WATER rst~ not TO exceed 70 cents PER 100
gallons the tanks and water Of all shipping pro-
PEELED by sails steam, leaving New York for any for
eiRn domestic port the money which he pay
Ia, the contract il 10 be deposited monthly i,ata
me pts hands Of the Wafer Registrar failing 10 snss
,be CONTRACT will be anpulled.
TO TIE EDITOR OF BELLS LIFE IN LONDON
NEwBuEG, n. V. Feb ~, 1880.
accept Mr. Chambers challenge punishcd IN yoar pa-
per short time since viii him for E5nO aside aud
allow bin foo expenses the race take place the
Hudson river at Ne Eburg, in the month VI Juoe July
or August next JoslrA wARD.
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Hnlo's GArDxy.--Ths popular theatre was filled in
every part Monday night With enthusiastic audience
assembled TO greet the resrse Of Mrs. Barney Williams
Who has returned to The metropolis after series of very
brilliant provincial engagements The pieces we're, Mr.
Charles wslcos comedy, "Pahcncc and Perseverance,,
which Is familiar the public, having been played many
times q. the Broadway theatre and Mr. Charles Selby
hurletta, siAn Hour In Seville In both plays Mrs.
williams acted with ali the espvi which has made hsr
prime favore vito the public, and the performance vas
W every satisfactory the Ansence THIS evening
Mr. Barney Williams viii appear in two Of bis most 20
pasr Y0ts
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Police InteIliaence.

Boy THIRTEEN YEARS OF AGE CHARGED WITH GRAND
LARCENY james Smith, lad l3 years of age, engaged
as an errano boy at the OF Mr. Leo No y9J
Fourth avenue, was yesterday on charge or
stealing $50 w, 10 CON and bank bus from The money
drawer Of bis employer. Allerman Russell the actiur
magistrate IN place OF Justice Brenau absent rom
the CITY hid the accused before toe Court o
SPECIAL Sessions
HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Ata late hour on Monday even
ing John G. Ganey, Of IL Watts street, Aed near
the corner Of Canal and Sullivan street, by two whto
and two black men, and h,s pocket ROBBED Of si3 in
money, which be had been mprudent enough 10 exhibit
TO them in saloon near by. Gafoey beld fast 10.
one Of the coored gentlemen, named Vim Auder-
Sod until officers Van Buren, ana FnrIepty OF the Eighth
precinct came to brs assistance Chase vas To. given
to the remaining three, who finally arrested Ga
being taken to the station 0Ouse they gave names
rs Upton Murray, John W. Bailey and James Nee,y
(coloreo). Justice Qusckenbush yesterday committed
all the accused tor examination.
ATTEMPr KrDNAP SAIIoRs-About three O'Clock
yesterday morning Henry Nolan, keeper Of a salors'
boarding house at 26s Hamilton street, WAS arrested on
charge Of attempting to kdpap two Sailors named Cnas
Rast and Christian Fackmeyer, from the Bremen brig
Mercer, for the purpose Of what technically known as
"shaSghaing' them This practice consists of getting
sailor intoxicated and while In that convey hum
aboard vessel ehor Of hands and receiving his Ance
money. The unlucky seaman awakening from his
drunken supor huos himself at sea- aud 10 then
OF any means OF redress The accused for
animation.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
Court Northumberland D.v.

l4i es3 s71 6.7 $40 ssh SIS, $50 $50, sos Ss7 tes
scs zoo, GOT, 65 az Part - Nos a52, i4i 4,4 $50
go a0s, s&2 4ss 434 5a2 aga, ga, Sos 3a asa $50
63s, 140
SrrTRroR Corrr TELr TsRS-part Mes Go, 60,
Sos 49, GAO e5l 6s7 $780, esl 6e5 &c., OIL 613, CTS,
OF, 6sl Part 2-Samc calcnaar
Cosxos pIsAs-Part / Nos i7l5 to 1850, 1884, 1855,
1851 1853, 1901 10 1894. 1913 Part Nor 49, l25,
1885 1905 40 1902 3a6 1893, AIS 1876 $780, &28 1871,
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TELEG RAPHIC.

TosoSTo, C. W, March 9, 1880.
Letters received here yesterday render certain
Marcus Talbot erber Of tho Provincial Parliament for
aiadiesex, C. W., and his BRIDE passengers 10 the
Hungarian
PORTLAND, March 9, 1850.
The Rcods saved from the Hungarian the wreck
10 be sold 1t Darlington on the l4.h Of March
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The Steamship Hungarian.

sA0 ''s AAASsS y - ~ -
LI6r or PASS HnERs SUPPOSED To BE IN BOARD
sho,a uy.e .,u,,s W., ,ab,,shsa bs, m. tb.s. .rsoas
=, - II ----'. . 10 g.,
w" "ere s"pp"eh 70 DC on ""~n 'o'S "9'e' 9"
that time several new have been reportej ani We
y,v. h.oyv al thu ,.,,s On IN, ~ n.ra fran taotyn
- y,
wh DC IMPOSSIBLE 10 give correct hss uhu We cAn Do
tain further ueg- from England
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mr. Ibon pson.
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Martin Depners
A.eu Si,.eban. .
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Murder ON the High Seas.
2 HE ALLEGED PEkPETRAroR is SENT To THIS PoH
For TRIAL.

HE ALLEGED PEkPkTRAtOH Is SENT To THIS PORT
For TRIAL.
Jeremiah Flanagan, charged with the murder OF Cap.
tain frenss, of the schooner Cafo, na while on her
way from Salem, Mass TO Goree, africa, arrived
port Monday in custody OF master OF the brig
Falmouth, from Bathurst, Gambia, WHICH port ne
lad been carried by the mate of the Cal orna, and
denveied into the Care Of the United STATS Con
sui there, who sent bm back u this city for
trial. The acgatuDs against Flanagan are, that on
the evening Of the 29h nj December last he was
left alone ID company with tho captain on deck,
and thai on the following morang the latter hal
mysteronsly disappeared Sgos Of scu.ls, marks OF
blood upon the Geek and club found SPOT
warranted the matt In putting Flanagan rous, prepa
ratory to giving him the chafge OF the United States
Consul at Bathurst Charles ooe crew of
The California, wss also sent 20 TIL. port n company with
Fiana gan, . witness
UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
MARCH t--Jercmah Flanagan, aged twenty years
sent to this port by the American Consul Bathurst
charge Of numbering Capt Prentice. the schooner
California, OF and from Salem. II Is stated that the
schooner had but four hands ana the Captain gu b,ar
tuat about two O'Clock in the morning time in De
cenber las, the Captain AMI Flanagan watch,
the belo~ hailed by Flanagan, aud when they
on deck be told them the Captain IN; fallen
board. but In the morning blood discovered the
deck ana on log Of wood The prisoner ana
named Charles Sam~ays, arrived Ia New York In the
brig Falmouth. Flanag held to the charge
the viii be rent before the United states Grand
Jury, now IN session.
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Munic,pa, Election in vtrx,nia.


Nt.HtNDaiA Va MA On o. ISUO.
The entire American ticket elected AZ the local oicc-
Ton to cay.
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htHNoNn, Olfs9 lNcv
The Senate 70 day rejected the minority rep0tt favorng
Southern conference snd 70 the minority rcpor.
the conference The House has not yet actcd
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The Massachusetts Strikes.

btNtlN NAT I'll 0. lhHU.
The shoemakers strike is rapidly exceeding 10 all the
principal manufacturing towns the The latest
ds1obstra tons AZ Newburyport, North Brigewatcr
Ealeu Sgtton. The strikers orderly asd peaceful
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Eixe nj Nenon.et. Mas.

BosfoS, March O. isG0
last night the stable connected with the Neponset
HOUSE at Ncponse burned, with eleven horses and
thirty head CT cattle.