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From Washington.

Hash inJtun, Jan. 10 The Cummlnlrr-,n-CHcf
u' H., Russian u,yN iurr- ia the Chin, srtt, hts
written litter L. Mr. j. =. O'Sull. 80, 1. $. Consul
at singapore, IA acknowledgement OF the important
services rendered by that umrtinutTy o. tho l,te
Rn--pu rNItditiuu o. Japan wli Cainr iu eyrl'u
of the friendly feeling NutNCtu the United states ami
the Russian Government.
Thr Command, rim Chic. marks 100 bis t'ur;-
Il have informed tho government 90. his Majesty the
Emperor, of your kind exert ms iud benevolent At
t,utiou iu behalf Of H. !. NJ. irgnt- Swc.tul,, ami
the ether vessels ui H. l. NJ navy which visited
Sus Iure, testified a. nae 10y Captain lchk itchy
amt tie commanding officers OF H." other vrsSo,7."
The United Atc- \ grIcu tlsrtl ; cioty AAd sl,I-
eel IL series ui resolutions Vlyrrtug a. agricultural
education, sud prepared a premium list for series
of experiments uu the cultivation ui cotton lu the
middle ami northern states; d.,uti hump pud ~,
the lNyardstn lie m5uir 'y tie central agricultural
societies of the state u which the competitors r-
side, Arrangements are tl-' perfected inr nation
Il ,Nlbitiuuo native Wines L. ur hei In TIN, city
IN January nest.
rl,tlin. oi the sriuy ui the Potomac, H. found Ia
many cazs- inferior qualities Supplied hy contract
pr- which fat he duly rDIrIt"d. A ctilrt Will bee
made g. establish q bureau especially a. attend T.
Il this branch ui business
M,mbcr. of Congress lave Boo. n earnestly lcbat-
| ms the prpriety of either Sn-prndms or nuruwly
/ contracting the cntst survey operation during tho
| WA. Amendments are pending u tie civil appro.
prntiun hill, which, b cunruTti in, will amount
almost t. di~nrgann ton nl that branch '' III,
~ d. service The appropriations now proposed
IRE nj, re- shan hundred thousand dollars less than
the amount yotri last year l"r coast survey p"r-
/ passes, "
| The Provost Guard in Georgetown last night
seized and poured out the Intoxicating liquors OF
four drinking houses, after the example Of the Pro-
yo,t Guard in Washington. Pruprietors of such cS-
indictments subject e. similar losses for keeping
/ them open after halt-past nine ut night.
i The State Department has Information that the
sumter was iu the haror of st, Pierre, Martinique
/ On the 22d of December, and the United States
| steamer Iruquois which had followed her up wa
me league N the harbor, waiting for her - agau
/ come out. o,
| IL IL sail that two days ago gentleman called on
| tie state Department Tor pass to visit Richmond
/ and the request VAS dentist, lie was further IN
| 0.rnrd that IT, nj the end Of tB0 weeks he should
want pass for that purpo-e, he could lie accpmmo"
/ dated,
Treasury notes are selling in this city at four pei
| cent discount, .,,
| I'm the Hnll OF the House OF Representative mex
| sunday, A., 81 ,.,,
| The weather IL wet and foggy, and the seknes
| in the city and vicinity Is increasing
| GEN Shields In here. As Meaghrr has been re
/ conn, Ouded ~ a Brgudier-General, and ~ Genera
! hielIs Was brcyetteI haIor'GenerI Tor his gal
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the ISJwder that will blow up the Capitol There
,.frinittee beforc the oath Of office va4tskef The
qu, stion now is whether we sh, send hi. case 10
III O. Cttrui,t,e
Mr. B,vnri laid Tina, lie oDIy stated ti,, the ere.
Ftriipls must be- received where the authority L,
.Ilsint is correct, and properly exists.
M. Buyld u,.v,d l., aiu,ud the resolution =, %.
t.aV.v Mr.. St,rtet,t tie oath. ,Dd ten l.
b. DOG bis t..t, RI. t. u. e. c ifutuittcc
Mti,u Ip.t o.. ,ot- .. iays 49,
Iods Mo,4rg pt,ar,i. B-fgit. ,fnIy L.iusfp.
tCIJ N..nUtn, fOr, ..a,J P,ar.c tMiJ we'll
I'M. } S.r.l.Iifr, and Tloinu-l| 10. n. IJ-p
,.t, VII, then ttl,f. .f. Mr. F,,. .uief', motion
:. -,II ti, pr,d,it.ll. the Judiciary Commit
M,iioi o.,rtIod ~. yeas n-. to.4 H.
va Ht.at- AttfYu,, fR - HrnsfIily MI }
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Dixon. Tom } u. uUttp. wis Fe-4pudpH. me }
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Nsr Los ma a,,s .reI H. ycs,ti,, be nov, ts A.
r. ,t,d H. s,iIsvcru Uwnz laid over pi motion IF
Mr. Wi-u
lin rtl,tu, a. the ,uu ointment OF -uIcr4 ,tI
y cir a, Gni,, Gr,irs wa. t,trn Wp'
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sonal favor. His speech was received
enthusiasm, after which, II. W. Gent
tue admission u the Byrnes delegsiicn.N|
Mr. =. II sweeney proposed the AZ
three Byrnes men and two Of Haipin'1 :
this was oycrrllei. after a debate of twt'
~ minutes, a yot, WINS takou. resulting 4
Ryrues aui 70 agaiust him. II
Tie Fir, w,ri case having establiat
Ire.ci,ut tie Third ward delegations,
John , De,.in and Hugh Crnzier, verdi
al. the frmer c,me "a victorious. Z
g. thc Fourth Word, the delegationst
7 Doug sriy and Jeremiah Donovan "
sfe.tife claimants, but their case was !
The Eighth Ward WIS strongly repy
the lobby, and when the contestant, Ger.
WIS called in. the excitement became ind
was k.ovu that the whole interest Of ~
-p,.t.rs l,hce va in arms against bind
absence o. about au hour, 1t became mol
Tat Mr. {. en- h,i withdrawn IN fsyon
roueut, Daniel D. De.eyan. Tbs was 4
1t first, bu, finally the anxiety " the o,f
pHt At re-, : Cohea'- appearance, WI
the feet. l.
Tie Eleventh w,ri Wa tie next
Bn'e and Kelly factions were repre-
Bpplc vas triumpl ant.
H. the Thirteenth ward, the Trspp
who held Tie certhy ate, we're oimitte''
Fourteenth w,ri case the difficulty wa'i
admitting two from each Of the threcy
delegations viz Michael Corcoran, 4
his absence a. % pr.,0ncr At the south,
presented by Luke Cisaus,h, jo-rpa
Hugh o'BrIen, james Carly, Thomas NJ
John Mulholisud.
IN the seventh Ward the D.. u Hart
defeated tnu-e ~ James T. Brady and
Cum, while the Eighteenth w,ri va.
{ Gud'rc, Glnther and Alderman Plat.
The Nineteenth Ward brought up I'd
tween NJ Spedou AMI Farley, and the,
successful
In the Twentieth wsri Me.ars.
Svceny aui Hardy ON one side, aud "a
uthcr for Charhck. had a Contest result
admission o' Mc~Srs. Waterbury and sw,
The election OF permanent officers wr'
into, fesu ting a. follows.
L.yah r Pprdy Chairman. A. u.
John Hardy, Secretaric-. aud -. NJ. n
sYrcr.
AiIuurYcl g. the first Thur-l,y in FeI
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Tho case for tho defence was continued At
Washington on the oh, and with tbs exception
Of the totjimCnv Of Lieut. Col Murphy, who
IL q cot at AunspOli.. closed % tho secon
change. Sefgeant Nolan, sixth l. tod ) ate,
CaNalry-m intoligen', smart looking MAJ,
who has bocn in the service 9 yoA-s aui 3
north testified to tciuS in company with
Col. kerripan whom % pi kat duty with he
SllDEd United States Dungeons aud thu ha
AZ d Col kurrigal both priCtiscd thotr skill
upon the rnbtl rBomcn, a. they WOO see TO
i.ll hOm their houos.
Thomas Wallace, formerly captain in III,
Twenty fifth Regiment bu' since resigned,
testified To- boirg at supper 18th Corhlt, with
Colonel kcrrigan, ami l.ieutcnmt Duyoy (,
Corhit said that he knew nj tho rlaIs aud 60
Iatl aruutd the country, aud that tha her
side (rclols) oouli sutto md 4 i. Ks rog'-
mtnt at any time that he knew great may
ou the btr side who we're IA VOL a"qu Untc 1
With the country as ho was. Col X. rophe !
that he also knew the country, ard hsl guarded
against such an attack, but qIs lonod him ~
to the diff,rcnt farm roads, and where they LODI.
Lieut.. Duvoy CuriOboTAte1 this tcrtimony, Ia
reference 30 tho convention with turbit.
Mr.. LOWS Bailey, OF Billey's Cns. Roads, q
farmer OF Fairfax Court House, testified TO the
fact that CO.. KerrsaH visited his hou rs and
suppcd theraAt his inyi a'ipn; that many OIL ',rs
OF the Union army ere in tho habit Of dong the
same, ana that his house Vas considered inside
the lines.
Oar id O'Connell. now CommiSary Sergeant
Of tho Twenty fifth Regiment Of Now lO'k Vol
unteois, ami then orderly Of Col. karrigan toS-
titled that the letter received by Col. kouigar
from Lieut.. Kay, who was imprisoned at Rich
m. nj, came through he United Sta ~ mail, a1'
bore the pos,maIk Of Fortress Monroe, and die
not come through tho lines as was supposed
The Court then adjourned until lOlS A. NJ, TO
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Judge DuIy's Letter.

We refer our readers to the able letter OF
J udge DAILY, upon the first page of our paper
Tor the clearest exposition Of the rights Of the
roOsls, in the matter Of priyatcerns, that We
have yet seen.
We have no sympathy with the men who
have been captured on these marauding sNpedi'
lions, and come Of their acts are such As will
condemn them before the civilized world, but
sound views Of justice must compel the conclu'
'ion that the armed rebel on the water deserves
no worse fate than the one on shore,
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Hartford. Conn, Jan i0.-Col sam Cot died 1t
O'Clock to-day, Of an acute attack upon the brain
His disease was rather sudden, though not wholly
unexpected lie had been w 'pr several days, ant
was attended ly Drs. Grcru. 81 TIN, city, aud Gr.y,
Of New y, rk His 1t,o WAS 81
In his death Hartford lu~e- her most outrrpr.slng
and prominent citizen. Who has contributed more
than any other To- the Prosperity " the city
His vast works here will lie carried ON i,y the
present Incorporation. known the Cot Patent
fIIe Arms Minui,Dt.rImR ClmnAuy-
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CottOn Ip

The remarkable price of 50 cents per b., a,
which Govern ent Gales Of CO.. ton were yes
terday effected, will take many by surprise
who have noticed short time since that sale,
were taking place at 80 and 80 eents PEI ID.
We're such prices long to be ob'ainec, there
would be a rush of adventurers to Port Royal
such as California never saw in its palmisS
dAys.
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A Battle imminent at ROmney,
Va,

Fr,i,rick, w., Jan. lO-t BE- reported and
believed that Gru,Il jackson has uiHc his ap-
pc.ltu,c u,,rr KlmEoy, with the intention Of
making an 'ttck "r General Kelly. 1t probable
that G,u,IHl Kelly will lr suthricu''y -trru sthourd
hyiurr the attack is mndr, which viii result Ia a
s,.sual defeat g. the enemy.
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Tine Free AcndrmN.

BY tho courtesy of Vice President Owen, OF
the Free Academy, We have received the An
nusl Reg ister OF this Institution by which We
it'd that the Int oductory Glass numbers 1872
memncrs; Freshman, lGS Sophomore, lo9 /;
Juni,r, 90 Senior, 30 and Resident GrAdu
nts, s-being in all, 1872 studtn's-a cheer
ing proof of tho prosperity Of this, the Poo
plo's College. The Sun fought long and hard,
in years gone by, for the establishment Of this
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l,ntrv f. HeSc- u II supposed thd lie will w made
q General Of Division, His name atone. vii. AMI
te 10000 lrishmeu T. the conflict
Gen Freuuur- differences viii tue G1vernment
aie alrroacAilg q satisfactory -,ttleiuelt aui he
Usp'e--f, the utmost conf fence ul I.ely d. ,nge
@ pub 30 DlHitn iu hi favor.
Tie Captain %, tie British ri .p tmuu-t., .t' now
lying "a Annapolis h. here. tie guest ~ L.rl Ly-
uu-.
HI. J. Gnuor Jones. late a.ir Mnt-t,r p. Au-.
pfIrufut.
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10 IUKE DKU ESs--
May Ne obtained at the following placed
NJ. 60 DIyIsIOS II, cor. Market, n. Y.
AIMS. BEACu'S 2ii Eighth avenue, n. y
Mas. HAYES 10 Fulton street, BrookH
ii BRlraT, a. south Second It, Win
SDa wv. 4. MERCER'A PA Broad 1t, N
PRICE ONE DOLLAR. p,
These Powders may be given, unknls
irinEcr, in ouffre, tea, or liquor, waTrgu
less, and free from nalsaating effects. 4
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MILITARY NOTICE


AUTHORIZED BY MS EXCELLRNo
dSSa MORGAN, A
Young men wishing 10 join first clay
Regiment, will find this "A good chance
The best pay gwen, and recruits are fur
a splendid uniform, Undertaking, &c.
The Regiment IL now quartered In tha
new Union Barracks At East New York y
ON Joining the Regiment, recruits Al
with a certificate, with which they can N
tor their families, y
500 bounty paid at tine expiration q 4 I
Term Of sIlipapent-three years or
war,
Regimental Headquarters, 2s6 Grant
Bowery.
JAMES T. FARREL, AdjutAni,
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OrEa nIzaIion Of the rammany Hhn ''ene-
raj CommIILee,

This WAS not effected until three "''''tN y'''eI'
day morning, the meeting having 'pehou SN''''S
before eight O'Clock on the evening p'i"r" superb
~ T,,r,J l,,po elected Chairman, and A, Il.
Rollins and JOHN Handy, Secretaries
The First Ward delegation he"aee uS lHo',hS
Byrues, was contested by Ml'hael hdr'A ana ms
fri,nds Mr. u,lpin was called in by senator Cor
,,on and stated his case before the Committee. m
,ben withdrew Mr.. John Clancy, in a stnsns
.peech, urged upon hle Committee " show no Der
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A wonderful Medicine t.sv

IT ! 4 i : II Y " y Y FVl
RuUNATIsN s 'RoFULA, SAT- khE'A'
s.t,. rrrn.,lv flr the most painful and'kI
forms nj tl,Sss Diseases. Also old ulcers, nd
erysip.laS, the worst cases Of impurity IN
liy.r and kidneys, general debility, dymS
ririent consumption, piles, &c. Prin,
40 Grand st. % cents per bottle. IN
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New York Assembly Hills.

Nj Wells INTRODUCED hill 10 amend g.. 81, AIT.
D, Turl, Cnup. :, Part ?, ul the lowed Statutes,
IS making It read Ms follows
M marriage shall be nnnullei on the ground of
turrr or durrss il 1t shall appear that At amy time
before the commencement of the suit, there WAS a
voluntary cuhalitation of the parties ~ husband and
wife, nor the ground Of fraud, where there "H'
ulL voluntary consolidation, with tUII knowledge
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- Johns, D., Jan iu The excitement At
Ctrt"nuenr Ia iutous and Increasing SpvcrG st,r.a
were hrukeu into i,st ni yht, and arms amt aumu-
uitinn sh-trsOt,d Reiu,ircomrut- IRE sta arriving
II IL doubtful u the military NI' be able e. pre-
vn, cniIsi'n much longer The Osprty 10 ives
" lihN today WITH tue Fig d. battery Yi X iyi Ar.
tIllory.
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LYoNs' MAGNETIC INSECT PoS
The original and genuine article, will
Reaches, Ants and all vermin. Free fr-
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death to Rats and Mice. Sold 4
gists everywhere. ID. 8. BARNES, PRO
Park Row, and 42t BIoAdway.
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The mr-...o of Go,. Harvey. Of wnco.-

HddisoU VIZ, ian 10 The Legislature c1n-
t'n'l Yesterday. Co.. litryrys messtge fst al
lll'l g. l 'I matters rui the healthy financial c.
diiHu % t.' state IN reference To- tho war tax q.
he levied, '' sv- 'he loyal people of Wisconsin iu
% F.lUe property, OF life it-iL weighed tgt.i 4
lie 's -t'nce o. the Government which has
'.s l,s.,d sud protected them ia 18th
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GENERAL NOTICk
Pos, once No,ice-The Mails

Rr.tnin and Ireland, per steamer ETf'
the continent of Europe, via Hamburg
RORj' SSIA, will close At this oih'e ontn
the llth jan, at 1917 A. M.
WIN. b. TAYLCS
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Bosfon, Jan. 10 Tie -tnre of A II Cutler &
c., ouru,r Of hIdit aid wharf -trcets, dealers iu
drugs Hui paints, w,s partially lr,troycd boy FIRE
THIS morning. Lose SiO,uU-iusprei
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Later from Port Royal,
4 -KIRMIsu on THE MAINLAND
Desperate Resistance Of the Rebels.
GES. sHERNhN RElNFORcED

ON. NUFRNfN REiNFORCED.
o.
Tie United States team transport Oriental,
Captain Tuzo arrived at tbi. port ester lag
from Port Royal. S. which port .ho loft N
the morning Of tho IN inst.
The mainland Was st.il in posse asion q Gene.
raj Stevens, who ia avail ing reihforcomcn,s.-
Two regiments had returned to Hilton Head
Great ircoL venance is experienced at Port
Royal from tho want e All wves and store
fousts, and . considerable force Of mon has h'su
sst al work construct them. Twelve We .ols
remsiucd AZ Port Il y,l va ing iyf place TO
store thor c,rg,"s.
The federal forces on Tyhee Island had been
reinforced by some 'hfes thousald troop, from
Port R.yAl. Fort Pula,ki C. ntin let 10 try her
guns n, In ervHls AID one Federal private hal
Loen struck h, a tail ard Instantly Killed..
A tkifmiah tooA place botvoon part Of Con.
Sheiman'- force ON tho inAlnisnd on ths 9th
inst, result ing IN -ovore loss TO the robo.s, be-
sidts seven pfis ners who arc now hold AT
Beaufort. The prisoners maiO a desperate
fight against 20 Of our troops Ia the ira, en-
counter, and whom forced 20 succunb were
Loudly Cheer,d by our troops for their bravery.
Commodore Dupont had sent feiuf1rcc-
mont Of 500 men to General Shorm IN, AMI &C
tive operations towards some point on the rail
road betwton Charleston and Savannah ~sre
COMMIT dore Dupont severely ccnsurod General
Sherman for his wan. Of activity, and thai more
active operation, may be expected in couss-
quonce Of these roinOns,ranCos. R,iniurconen's
woro daily ar wing from the Nor h, and the
tr.ops were in good hoal.h and splits, and
eager for IL ht
Con'rabanoA are continually arriving, but
little dependence oouli ba VI cel upDn their
fcIoiis. Several OF them came 10 HOo1 after
the bomhardmon, Of fertilization which tho
rebela had been allow TO construct, and re-
Iort'd that "thr rebels ran too fast when the
lankccs throw tho rotten balls over thsre.'
some progress WAS making in III coll seton
Of the cotton crop, and II Va, generally undsr-
btood that arrang' montS would 10 made 10
gin il loOro IL was cent North.
The number of iniirm negroes Of the estates
on Port Royal Island was quite large, and they
We occupying the houses and disp sing Of
anything which would give thom a few cents
in money. The sl,vss say that their master.
made practice of destroy ing everything they
! could cot carry away.
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DIR. II. zclr- wonderful Nsrvin~

one, Two aud Three Dollars each, II
ALIENS, No. 40 Broadway, one door
r..,l -tfpet loi
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excel, nj institution nrd contributed no little
70 lite foundation. /, ia with pleasure, there
fore, tha. We vitress it4 complete success.
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Gard from the Americaa Telegraph Go.
The American Telegraph Company, desire to
cypress their thanks TO the fromen, for their
efficiency 10 exiting uis'in. tho fro on their
premise st No 1ij B'osdway, this event g
e llrScHyAS, Superintendent.
No Yntk IN III 1AlL
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BARRY lRi'bfhhhO'N
II the best and cheapest article Tor =
neautifying. cleaning, curling, presery,
storing the hair. Ladies', try ii. Sold .
pistg 4
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s..."".".....i5oo ibs. a, bSgy=

A. AN,,,," l,,,ntNI u,yurrd uu ruesui
burning u' SOME OLD issue postage stamIA
of the J.. q. authorities. Mr.. H,lbr,ok, ~
+. q. agent, WIS dcIuted Gr IL. accot,r, a,
and ~ there were some T3>, OOO worth, IN
large, and the stamps iillci several Of the.
Tie task could not be well done Ia a stuvr,
stamps were taken, 10 bc burned, To MAI
foundry, 20 Elm street, and conveyed tpl
hy q rear entrance ON Pear street. the y,
got upon the track of the Z. O. bags, In
the way place, and Capt. Bowling, of tho
came down trtmnph,ntly on the supPos,
Der, hut, recognizing uolbrook At the 4
arrest, hearty shaI.e of the hand, instc-
cuiis, was pr uiIrrei.
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A MTTISG ~ Our CirlzENs viii be- v
lcctur-ruum u Barnum's Museum, So
noon, at 3 o'clock, a. take into considf
moral wants ui our volunteers. "
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Further News, see ThIrt,

Tux HIGHEsr PREMIUM rAID FOR,
the Banking Office Il A..
THOMPSON BROTH"
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III Nj. slhulehcld, H. Incorporate New York md
IIrpIkyu Passenger baggage Espresso mpauy.
Mr.. Pierce called mp the resolution ui inquiry, re-
pr,tmg the public printing. H. recnptulhtst the
-ulneCt hy showing the aggregate cost of printing uu-
Ter the contract should lie S3N,ODh, while fI9,OO0
vas actually pid last y,.r. The fault WAS IN the
manner ui the resolutions passed by the Assembly,
UIu-. the insurance report last ear, by sIsillml
management, was printed 1t m cNtr, cost of $1,000.
Mr Rice introduced resolution requesting the
Governor a. inform the Assembly Whrthcr the w.
umtc,rs enlisted and hunorliy discharged, ou IN
poytun, have lscu paid hpr time amt service, 30 not,
ALttu,r legislation II necessary g. enable tine pay
u,it IT, hr made. Laid over.
Alpuru,d I'll Muudu. At 7 I'm.
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Flaw NoIIce-The uDdersiEned 81
stunned the general practice Of their pruitlt
BrHdw y. tLsON >. MAlhtl
III gslI4 HENRY w. ALLEN,
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The Government sale OF Sea Island
place yesterday NOON, at the storage "
John SeNtou No. GO and CT Watts Al
Desbrosses streets by order aud under
Assistant Qu,rtcrmlstcr- General, Col. m
kins. Auput sixty ~ the prominent cot
were present, and there seemed To- be a y n
arrangement among them, iu view Of IN
this lot WIS tn small ~ Affect the marketlI
to affect the prices, portion going of III
over half IL value. The bidding wa,fIe
piritci, but the sales were quickly madck
that the largest qunntitYHold together, :,
~ W. Latimcr, H. us-si,d 10 60 n Ed
week. Mr. Buricti, Of the firm uf Hurdctt
Co, ouctipneer1, conducted the solc, of =
following j, the result; 2
LIT 7yusireU 4. Green
Consisting Of ! TO ''-. ut GaN cent? 20 :
2.,...".....,.gTG3 lh-. 1t BOZ cents p,1
". Ldtiner.
t......".......7'-T 'ls. 1t G2X cents ne
i......". .....2.5; lbs. ut G'S cent, pr.
p ......"... ...32o' li'-. ut G2k cents Ie,
......".......3ilJ lh-. at 62L cents pp
I...,..". ......2niO Tx. ut G2% cents pct
Tru.seu q Green.
s......"....,..lo6e lbs at bSgTs-s---h
Mr.. Dcftes. -
9"....".......ioia lha. at 27H cents
4. r. Cross
io...,..".,.,... Coz lh,. at /, cents
Lots AMI 10 were colnrci cotton u
quality, hut mere worth much moro Tia.
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NEW YORK LEGIsIATURE- senate.
Assembly

IlhdHy, jon. ls-Inr senate met amt tdi'liuci
Ill NuudtN, without trrtStctIuL any hV-Iur>s.