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House Of Representatives.

The House resumed the consideration Of the
bill making more stringent the provisions In thl In-
dian Iu.ercoure act against Tie lie Of spurious
liquors.
Mr. Edwards IN III in the course Of explanation,
said that the present law IL evsdsd By vending tn
toScsting drinks Outside the Indian limits Or froa
tier.
Mr.. Cor tOhio) remarked that from crnversui, ns
with Er.C mmisai ners Of Indian Affairs MED /
and honsypenny), he VIVA led ~ tho conclusion tbs,
neary N' the efforts uf the Indian bureau ~ melor-
ate ~ q condition n the Indians were fuNi by tho
crndrc ot the War Department, especially under
the administration q JEFF. Davis.
The iii went over the morning hour having cK.
pircd.
Tie Senate hill, apprupriH' nc $4,000 g. 10 90.
pended under the dire ton a tho Serrtary Of War,
II IN bis jf'Rn'nt the same lie necessary for ths
prfectiun 1t the euigrsuts ON the overland routes
between n Q Atlantic States ard California and orc
gun AMI Washington Territories, pt-spd.
Nj. ttutHn, IN. Y presented the resolutions of
I've Legislature # the State Of New York in favor
o. the enactment Of law ~ prevent frauds tho
NVyCrnutnt In the matter II Furnishing supplies,
aud NOV it, ref enge e. the Special Committee
On tie investigation If the war coutracts-carrci.
The House then resumed the consideration If tho
hill 10 amend the Iud an Intercourse acl and pas
scd IL.
The HOUSE con q iered the SenAte's amendments
~ the Consular o. Diplomatic app upri,tinn till.
They nov orn Htu,,l iu those inuluiiug Fll-ence
among the Cuusui GeneiulahIps aud Htriki % oui
/ Hsyt, Liberia eto.
| The I'LL will he returned a. the Senate.
MI ON gave u,tire Il uIs intention shortly 4
| muyrtn take up t.o bin reported py NJ. Blair, %
Missouri ~ liborSte the slaves OF the rebels aud
| oolohi1c them.
The consideration Of Ne bill was postponed a.
| Tuesday wrL
| Adj urutd Ill Nlniay,
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Fd1htn1t0r, Jon "a -Toe Senate today, In eH-
ecutivs scssion, confirmed Judge Swain ~ hsso-
ciso Justice of the United States Supreme Court,
and H. Watson ~ ole Of the additional secrots-
iles % wsr.
The bin reported tday by Senator sherman pro-
,poses 10 attach /, the ksvy Department., In sddi.
ton H. the bureaus nov existing, n bureau Of de-
Isil and epupmcLL and a buresu Of stestn ensi-
noerins and mschinery-the present bureau a
equipment " 10 transferred VI bureau II detail
abd equipment. The President Of the \ 5nsto Is
authorised u appoint them frym tho oficets Of
The navy, oa below the grade Of captain, a
chief for esoh OF the lureaus Of yards and
docks, da.h and equipment, sEd ordnance and
h,dru;tspby, a. M Ike manner sppoiut n Chief
u BI.c,u NJ Con lructon aud rep ,rg, Who shall
he as,.uiul naval oDu-lrucI r, AID who shni sl-p
.pppiut q ~ II Rure u of Steam Engineering Sd
M.ctIncry. oh, shall be $ skilifIl and scientific
81 I'm engineer AMI me,tiuiAt, snd = Chef of b.
rcSu u Pf,7ihon. n Dc selected frou the psymsst-
~. " The nsyy, ais, Chief Of BureA Of Medicine
ans surgery. selected from the surgeons n the
Lsyy. ssul Il tnese lIt,as 70 have chef dTk
and IN - erger, ,ni such other clerks ~ may
bs noce-.a y zho Secretary Of tue Navy
and the Chiefs II The Bureaus snail cnbst.,ute
cx-oGc,o, council Il admin lstr,lion ~ the
navy, ~ mret every TussiAy for the wsnsHctlon
~ ,uch hu.inea, relating - the operations Of tho
Navy Department, or Of its Bureaus, as may la
rferrri n Il Wy tho Secretary Of the Navy, or Of
auy II ,ie Chiefs Of Bureaus tho Secretary Of hr
r,v, may assemble II whenever he mNy require
~ advice upon que,tpna relative to IA. navy.
The following h,s hcen issued by ,he War De
| psrtmort:-
"Thia Department recognizes A. the hrs, - ~
duties - tale mr.-u-r4 t,' the relief 81 TIE hryi
| men Who having h. p-rlc'i trcir lives In 're mit
tsry aei vice - tine GUvcruileu who are nov iii-
| oucrs ,rd C,ptiyrr.
| ItiA therefore ordered tit iw1 Commissioner
| he app inud a. vyt the city Of Richmond, iu Viz
| pinia, anI wherever cl-o prVYurts belonging :
! the army of TIE tuitd ~ tt,s my 10 he'd, ru,
| there tikc such mrA,ur'E q. may he u'ediu t. pr
| yido f,- the w,uts, aud Coutrhute ~ the Cum''r
| on a.ch prit nor, 1t the expense Of thc 'vrri
| mctt, l., M, b. c.tfut - may be permitted Ivy a.
| N.thotltoH CrGef WHOM. such pri4uurr' are held.
| tS,,urJ) FpwIs N StNNroS,
Secretary 70: ~ ds.
I The Mc-sr, FUel-r. New york hfn, vim hIy
| tho ontt,c' ',r ihr now iron dome of tho c,ptp
| / ave leon progrpHHiug slowly Nth tie work, uut
| trey have csceNird a. arp ropri Gion. ho'u"hl
| CLARK Mills lt- oou,r cei tine costing ~ the colo
al 0gu,c e Liberty tics .ucl y CrsN''rj,l wli'
| d. 70 "A. .Su the WORK.
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Our columns todsy bear the announcement OF
the death Of CARLos d. STUART, for ton years
q, q or,be associate editors Of The SUN, poet Of
much celebrity, and young man OF remarks-
bls smiabiIity Of disposition. Upon Us, though
separated from his society for many years y
the preliminary sicknosses which resulted in bis
death the announcement falls a. would the loes
Of near and loved relative. Rssders Of Toe
ST., between the years 1843 and 1853 will re-
mentor the quiet, home-liko vigor Of his pen,
o. we'll in editorial remarks a. in the correspond
ence and sketches furnished by him during
hfi,f tour in Europe. Ia later years, 80 far a.
ability EXTENDED, he has prepared che Carriers
New Years Address. At the time Of his death,
which occurred on Thursday at Northampton,
Mas, (whithcr he had gone for medical "d)
he had Just completed volume OF poems, and
was hoping coon to sec them in print MI.
S1rARI Wa born Jan. 2S.h, 1920. His funeral
,,L,s mace from hi, late residence at Hunting
ton. l.. l., on Monday afternoon next, sftor tho
arrival Ct tbs morning train from this city.
Political q. s--ip.
TIC discipline Of dcfoa, is having salutdty
,iroct u pon the two divisions Of the Democratic
pahy IN this city, and they arc speaking less
harsliy Of each other than heretofore. The
Iesdors seom TO be feeling their way cautiously
tosatd union; but spatt from what may be
Song on under cCvor, the matter does not yot
ssslmc any dofui,e shape. Tho controversy
In Mozsrt Hall WAS settled by tho rithdra cal
cfGykp1 as candidate for tho Craftsmanship,
ard uic election Of DES RAY, WeoD's mao.
which We have before reported. RAJ is said
20 10 a good fellow, o! the prize fighting
oder, end net wholly the tool Of fEsSASDO,
whom ho has &C ,asionIly withstood face to
r.g.
GgNrTs tcsiru Dr. tbs Chairmanship, and
voous cprosition TO him grew out q tho as
pira'i-1 oi tho former to tho Mozart nomina'ion
noxt fll for counsel Of the corporation. WoOp
is rcrotttd TO bayo u candidate OF Biz own
under cover, who is to appear in good tim''
come foy BARSARp, ard otnors DAN SICK LEs'
Who tires Of war, aud /. manWuyoring for q
return to political life.
S. MO $50 900 were realized by WoOp for hi'
election expenses, and il is aid on promi' q"
20 Iry in support ior various onicos Which hi
dofoat has put b'yo.d his control. ll'n@
groat unoasiupss among his followers and whis
DC. Of ssatis ion which II has Requires
much ingenuity to silence. Mozart is o,idoot
ly losing strength, some Of its supporters hiv
ing deserted to Tammany or grown lakowarm
declaring their purToso 70 act honceiort7 indc
| rcndoiuy of ether orgnn1,t on. 1t Is in
crcasingly 4, idcnt TO hota wings Of the Domo'
rpcy that in union is thoio ouly h'po. Wi
tho Custom House and the NJ yor again
hem, and hardlya working malo i'y in Il
Colrcil, ,h,ir prospects fro not bright, esp
chilly IL ,he Legislature Should give Mr. y
pY,,E tho control Of the Departments,
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LOCAL NEWS,
New York and the Vicinity.

RUSSIAN NAFoR BATHS sulphur baths and
not ne hath' generally, are unknown u marv .,
our readers, rave NJ name, although for many CO.,
'n'E nave been 10 successful operation in the CITY
ILeS may he simply termed sweat-baths, for per.
'Il'".'ou Is the end and aim Of all II them.
IN large cities, where thousands are depri,eJ 4
'""' Ns"ru' exercise on which uaturo rel,es :,
| promote preparation, and to keep the BODY cleans.
| e' ~ having It's Impurities thrown out througI,
Wv I'I'" oi the skin'ths kind Of bath n a positive
necessity, and their general use would llr,.Iv ho
mthe p"'h' health. Nature scatte.s tsrop,bo,,,
the system about an c1ul supply ~ ory,ri, g..
i'r the nerves Of the brain and tie muscle. ~ ,a
'ody' wisely providing that bodily ea,r,I,, st.u
relieve aud treshen the mental porvo, -, ,.,'"
'n'Itl '7Neri"ns shall In turn pr5n,oto Rob,luu
powers failure D. exercise tLe b,Ir -. '
N'o hlnd c'usS nervousness TREMBLING. ,i,i,i,.
ana general dependency, with numerous rby.il.I
NiS' uses Which follow in their train Anias,bo a.,
""''"nces and Positions Of many people I,ltiyoIv
"Ny tNel" Tie opportunity Of hard work and ever;
10y should resort 10 the only other relief Whit
Na'ure h"'ds out u them-which Is parspir,tia,
LUIS removes us system OF a suE-charge of per,i,o
""u 'rlhgs the human frame 10 that st,te |
IN "hi'h nearly hard work, and Lrok ex,rrfso |
places IT, By obtaining from Precipitation, that |
uenehI which thoso Engaged in seisntary pursuits
ousht 10 ootsin from exercise, they may pursue
iAe'e occupations in health for years, while othe
Misc they would be driven by sickness to more
'ctye pursuits,
The only Russian bath which We have had oc,,.
loh TO visit in this city, has bcer that of Thee no. |
exc o. East 2'th st., nsE 18th ave. There "a J.
'n'''' o'H 'h's establishment Is extensive and vol -
S"oil@ea' and may serve good description u 4.
= ,'lV, p"'A'' Inc her, FREQ from clothing, h =
inf 4
5hts' glazed with double glass-apon each side Of r.
inch are ranged four shelves, constructed Ike | =
rye stops, each enc about two fee. - ~ than
@ o'her we ii '., sAci reaching 10 tho Getting m
lhe room. These shelves are suficioutly wide IA
'he body, and long enough for two persons to e
down, one at each end. The shelves are of | "
ards, which apparently extended over boilers b.
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I'd Al the matter from another standpoint, and he
tCovan) was no, Wiling 70 afx the stigma Of tres-
scn from such doulsful testimony.
NJ. Harr-s IN Y sid tha, the real quesuon was
the puision cf the Senator, who was here IN the
Senate claiming his seat aud prufeasng 70 be loyal
PROM all tho circumstances 81 the case. he tHarrnl
coud not think that the writer Of the letter intend
cd treason.
Mr. Clark N " referred v the letter written 70
J,f. Davis and thought that letter and the circum-
stances sufficient cause N expel the Senstor from
Infiana. The expulsion was Absolutely demanded.
We oouid 10, properly satisfy the country, or sup
rort the Administration, " we permitted such =
bsnator % remain in his seat. Suppose letter
hsd bern found the person Of Ooppic, the contei
o. ate % John Brown, A follows;
"JEADEn ruE Mono lSsrRsEcrIoS, Harper's
Very;
"Alow me 70 introduce my friend Coppc, who
conee 10 put In your hands hrearm4. recon-
mend him ~ IA a gentleman, and reliable in every
respect. Yours truly,
CHARLYs SUM SR.-
How lopg would the Senator from N ussschusetts
have held his seat, and how would the Senator
from fnniana have voted for Ills eNpisiO II IN
open fobe ought TO be expelled, ought no, the pGi-
son be expelled who Furnished aid ~ the orcr
rel 81 TO make the rebellion sue 'essful Toe
charge WINS that the Scns,Or from Indiana had do
hberstey aided on offered aid " the rebels aud the
eneiny, md duty demands tina, he he expelled.
The Senaie went into Executive session. aftai
which IL adjourned I'll Monday.
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The Grro' California; Inundo,,.

san FRANCIS Jan. I7.-Du,ir,, a..
my hons n ans r,lnrl h,rl. ,rron,, 'AO ia''
ln'"rm sun continues. Yo'tr,I',.,a .s',,''l'''y
n,-J ,,,. ,"','' ''mmeH ei rising again. The
,hl, r'.'''' 'l.n+.'..n"' that city is unavoi
: Va - '''" q, ana No" ovcr1oweI In the state
M, , ooS ,,'''' "Nl 30 Ions Hkng upwards q,
" ",'',' mostly arabic, a considerable nor
r',,,oo ',,.l"S ,'h'ei and TILED. 1t Is estim,tos
'''oV '"''e and 'hoop have been drowned s,nca
'-1 "'''eI commenced. The unprecedented an,
,',o'' '' 'F''end '0s storms las washed the min.
,,r,',. ,'''a ""'Fo Die Fnund was preyiou,y nm.
i,' ''' ''$ over p"lu i'm great changes, rom
f..'. "g'' '"rs' Increase in the gold proluc,
II ~ We i'.'er d,ssings for tue eusuin.. ,e,..,
Arrived shlr Gladiator, Now Y,rk WAS "'
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congressional Proceedings,
"NVH. CONGREss-sennts,
First session.

/ u""'Rgton, Jan. 2L-Mr Sherman. yObio
WW'.,SreS' li!I creating two new bureaus In ~
i navy ltp'suuclt. Referred. go '''
| MI Davis, Pdr9 presented tho ,,ra,.,,t, ,
robert wilson, appointed senator f,,, ui tlHIs 81
Polk. y VIC expulsion Of Mr..
Mr.. Wilkinson, MIMI novel +, res,r II. ~.
CnI,, ','' 70 t,,n p1lsrs he hal 70 the Judiciary
TS.'ll.t't' lie tWllEh-lu) sid he had ths reT.,,
O., certain. meeting, bold about tho lst nj Vs, I
Mr. wilson was unS OF the comm Nee n, b . ~
~ Cd, resolution, two which we've disl,yaI ''N
, ", iAHla std tult Mr., Wilson had mo- ~, T.,
sanction In ,, ~ wei were entirely without LIs
u, pr. ro'n,rgy ~ Yea sid that he l,o,r NJ
- - N'H max he hat the reputation ~ ,
NJ /" -Nu4 l. va 70 god nat lie tviis,, 80 ',i
buT,ci tIr. a. Iowa T. get home he Ieint
".un'I nke the re- the Union mo-, - '0 0e'hs
M. Mr. Wilkinson lreU his opr',.itor. o,,i NJ.
wilson t,nk the o.', 'l4'''N'H' 'Au MI
on notion Of NJ. 4rlmluu, the bin roI,,i,,. .,
y it,h JHnI,lL Districts Of the l. s. Circri,
GortcI Ey Fla 'oHgm nl; Tie blu wS5 passed as re-
me case Of Mr. Bright was then taken nm.
a NJ Cowan tPI,g, sid that II il could he Ir,vol
tr, u was the intention of M. D1ght 10 Md Tho
~ ''.IH lh6ro could lie no doubt of his freq., ny
tG ~ 40 t'lsdrr IS was there q state of war m
'.' uIhe t,e letter was written. IIe m CO
.3aGr TODD that Mr.. Bright BELONGED IN tLc ,,
''...n uu NOT bthoye In secs on, but tbourbt Il
l"Hue 10 attempt coercion, as Il would 0n,y serve
a. more Com 'tely discover the Union Attic Tina |
Le S'',,i W Wy senator from lLd4ina was written
H.. ~ ''''Ih commissioners re here traltuyin |
il,vuy perhaps with the government for "a sitb
= sI OF the nited States troops from their s,atos
! l,cre was, 40 that time, commuui alton bstve
NV ~. Go,tn ana south, and II the lator from Indi
Mere 80 w we repei'on WAS not consummAtei and |
h was TO ne no wal, II was not treason IN p,ri,a
~, te,ter he dil. He bCowan) was wllin, u a. |
- 'ta. the writing OF such lette Waa n great foI
ou' no Thought that Mr.. Bright might have look.
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| BrGDore Jan. 2l.-Tho boat from 1
P"'t h.s auiycd, but 4 brought II, news Of IN.
InrtN'cc. There hes Jo.l 40 arrival from 1ls
prstnI,,i1''5'- bS0a'p'', ,..lv, r't'n' ''
,..,,s,, IL. ,nu on A'''.' VI. .'ivrNs they l,y,
Will tho coast, .''''"uA' alton
'N' "'"A il'.'shc, the lie LEGAL ,r.,,,,,, ..
''' "'''', '' "'no a. Z tuc,g,r, ami .,..,.,,'.
Wv" moo ''''yea wnrl of II, auItb,, ~ ~,
,'' t't up t. raise tie spirits Of the y,,,,,.
y, v "''' u +" Ir'nton l,y JsA Th,r,ns,,
80. "'"n."nI Dt'rNr.u has tie G,lloyy'n, II, o..
1,'| 80 ''' 'u'fd accounts Of tho l,lt Il, So
r'' kcntu.ky'- ''' 81 '''Her'
ani d, nt b"sy,, II, Of tho Federal disp,,cb,.
.en. The fact is, as the rc,I. Vii ni truth iu
49,, r. '',H money articles ofthc Nov VL 40 on
rate, OWN, q, ,l - We're guin; down al surh
- ""il1 u tls failure of the Rtrrs,I ,9UVh
i' an ile licking the Fsle-r. ,,,,,}lo L'pei-
s,r 49,, ' y,u' Thompson, that il was ro ~. ~ ','
,,I,iili - some way "r other T. keen Il - "
patches th,ir vs. Hl 10 they resortcd t. these ts
u,rk.t .rI W I,-,uu ~ "a pf operating ON tbc s,
W ma .' k"'png their gpirtsune '' '1' sioux
Ing. as bs ,y' lnM , fir ~ given them ,Ii,
$50. "' commenced the attack me- III i".N
account ~ contained In on, nr ing !" their
CORE - tna' ~ prudent commrndor ss , M" III
suffered ,Le, =, one the ball on them and tbo,
, az ~ ,'eln 70 lie eat him , cn,iIy ',' tn"h
stock operations. ''''Asy OF Wal street |
says MT "' the 2lst inst. |
Ina ~ , ,'l'u"n Of an invasion NJ tbs Nal |
oftbe scy,,r,t 'ntehplAttd n call OUT The Min,
made Ian, ~ IN,'erh counties. The call IL M 90,
race thirty.,,roa sm 10r anal says that it will en-
-, 4. o We learn that the militia h,.,t
I, NJ, ~. since tue atrlyd q! the DtrnsiJ - ,ru'r-
- AMI Il appears from the R,loii vp,tInh |
Va c "n',rIay that dram has been Innis
TIE R,'.i,t D. /,
,,. i.'.''sH hh"IsTrR says there is quite an a,
'''''N "a mat city In regard e. a dram y.bi.b -
"" i'a'' Tor one'third q the cnrollai r,r,,- / \
VI. 1t''''es We EXPECT vii be in demand
n "S o. truce took three releaseI ,,,,,.
H'k' and brought back several l,Iios an, 49,
wan. N' '''rIi At tie South Sill continues
800 "a"' E''-C"pt, Cattrelrs COMPANY hat
'ip "hteNi y'strr''y over the schooner VII
~ " ne On our side. The enemy I,., 49,
- . s'S anu EurlGSr OF men, but succooI., 40 |
Lug possession Of the schnopcr onJ -, ~
I"'Vh dated the 22d 'ays; Tho s.n,,,,or ~,
'H nS''hr was captured On the goth. H. - ~
ow Fort Morgan. '"''' mics nj
H' Nr'k DAY BOX contains the foIlov,,,,,,, Il. gL
hahEdh, Jan, 22.-THe R,rrn,,,... 800, 'H
- r4l1s rou-a gentleman rrnr, So o. thls tie
-" ryS vas captured hy the federal , ~ t'la' the
SAM day. "N "a 'hW drecAon ON |
-'"'' Keys fla.' IL small group ~ i.,,ri. -"
, . MY on the West ooasrof Florll, near ,h" "|
'i'' o. N'eaas'-aa by, and from an,
MY miles South ofthehuouth Of s,,,snoa -. me
INIT Is the Western tsrmlrsis Of tho -, u
Cedar Roys riilfr5dl "'Nd' The
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DISASTERS, sc.
THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MoRSrNG, jan. %. 1869
eGaI',o. - Wing the Ncw.rnrcr,


Tor S'vt5ot,'' 80 '',--rrpIkug ,roAt ou'eri'
eo,.'oc :, ", severely iel', aio cb,o,cVD. u
dual n,as, our individual ioslir,., 49,.
mVl''' ana even our indiyjG,,., '', IN
of tbo III aHd willing to isnors ia, ;, good
fooIin,, country and We belle inc same
,i,v .1'y generally prevail. J. tho commu-
,o,,. ""A' mo country wsl's just now is
N &C., ''AF ACuoS--to show its readiness
49,, ana cary Through the war. Ic bUt
~" 10" eTOnch. ne Hair .s..nt a d;,,t nro.
mise 10 pay he monct.
u our Legislators are .illv .D,,,,.t, 4
newspapers-to tax the ye,v sonro,' &C., W TAX
81 ~ soiuen es's-let them do so. Better t,v
" NOT put down the Robe llion-Jetto,
,or.:~- -i '""i quarrel among ourselves, until
IS" powers interfere to our detrimept--bo,-
ny YAK IN tho wrong place, and on tho
ing "iuo'e' Than not To lay some tax ;,,,,,
49,, a TAX on newspapers will No, l,.,
"s onough TO got the machinery in rro,;o.,
", oo''ee"nS 1t, and yet we say, pw II ~, r. |
"V'nine letter can DO devised. The very ,,on
VINO voted 1t will be glad to travel b,cL -
"''"inSton by express pay ing their own nil
'se' "i'nin week after the sesssn closos %
vote u" repeal and still We say, pua on.
~" nov T1Shf not polite, not lust 10 irDos,
'Po0i~ TAX on newspapers. We are anita =,
~i ou lhat point a. upon tho Immediate No
o' taxation 70 sustain the war 7,
would AT this time DO advisable. and co,,.,,i ,
"Ouio oe Jlstidsble to lay general ,ax On ~
nuuN''es IN which the making of newsn,nara !
'nni No included with the making q, hs,a r.
coa'S' boots and umbrellas thouob me-
inc good policy Of fixing permanently oy.n a
mat Ia most clearly to free knowIodoo - J
al is iormS that our whole country !. H. =
eooSea' more than to all other things conbj,od p,
iol tne prosperity and greatness which !, La. ~
'~'ered' and our duty is to profit by the les at
ons Of the past ''' '0'- 60
i~A,hs newspapers is a long stem h,ck % P
init Is as bad as the step from sI,ra w
'O'uing 10 the slave trade which our so,,h. G''''
- ." nave been proposing should their "a. u,
'oiiiOn succeed. History is fun of w.rnin', ,ae
ss'nS' measures for crushing ont knowl0d,,o iii
nd our MEMBER OF Congress would do vvoII,n m
'uuV tAem' That they will study them in i'm TIN
AVOID this snare, we are well satisfied VII IL
NAT VIC were as well assured that thew woulI I
'' promptly on the vital point of imposing ,o,,. Try
TX. one critics days people will find ont ,h,, G.o
10 oeS' way TO support all overnmonts-citv mTI
snV, state and generals by well aliustod cst
req taxation. Let there be tut one tsv n0
''hsfer for all purposes. This simple exno- "'
0n' would save enc half Of all taxation l,,
wing the cost Of complicated machinorie, f., %
'llectiDg it. ''' =,
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Chicago, jan 9.--A special dtspstch 10 the
JounsAL IL - followsi
Cairo, Jan. A.-The river 81 IL Is point has risen
20 fees and u still rising
Eleven u the bus.s fJrming u poutoon bridge At
Psduo,h, we're Stopped here lat light. II IL no,
tnsvn how msoy otie have passed dovn stream.
Or,ie,s were received lssa night 10 pu, the mortar
boau imme1lstoiy into cohdiiOn for service.
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Tho VIciOrisus CoI,u.IC,ra,Id

n, C.'' r"ielo' the Union officer who M, 70
night humphrey MARSHALL rebel roroa W
loinoi'y 70 10 well known in tho No,,Soeu
part Of this state, where he ,roonon,V mo N%thorn
a. anp PEI, N 'a. Disc '.," 4onomip,,ioO
afterwards he went to Ohio and wa .,H ,r,n.
when the war broke out lie is spoken Of a. .
SmplAry pisty. ~ 'A
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beneath. In adjoining apartments are
plunge bath upon one side, and shower bs.V
the otntr.
The newcomer on being introduced 70 the
which The steam renders alnsO-. invidb'e,
thick fog prevailed, frs, tries 70 find bis =
which he seems 70 have dropped outside ths I
In few minutes his breathing becomes spot
he then assumes a reclining position on ne
shelf. FiAeen minutes suffice 70 Aood the b
in Precipitation, aitsr which an at,endant bespyi
him with soap and administers whcae
scruiU4ne with brush. This over, the bss'
walked under cold shower bsth, where
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arrival OF the MaurItIu. n, !,
with British Troops on no""' n

u' o'' "O""S' " f., Jan. 2I.--Tho stsams,
i',, ''''' '''" Liverpool on the lN instant, G
~" "N' with seven hundred and Gty British ,r,,n.
W. ''d' put IN here this morning short Of coiI
Que reports that she has experienced ceorc,, -
'Do'' aud hSd' Throw thirty horses oy or,o,rd,
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LATEST NEWS
BY TBLBoRAPB TO THE NEW york sUS
-O---
Details OF the Kentucky Fight.
now zOLLICOPFBR WAS SHOT.
News from the South
The Kentucky News Received There.
the REBELS "DON'T BEE IT."
North Carolina BInitia Ordered O-t
CAPTURE or CEDAR KEYS, FLORIDA.
The California Inundation.
1000 900 ACRES UNDER wATBR,
GREAT ELoOD IN HONDURAS.
FIVE HUNDRED LIVES LOST.
Military Movements at Cairs.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
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, hr|on Ian. 2i.-Jos. Morrill, mani .
,"e s,'le Legislature, representing Ar"csS',yI. oi
tHh o. NewblryTort, WAS Instantly kilisI ,Ja
% oR " me Am"sbury railroad station, b,. ste,,
t,-,IT XXI We ear tops rs ho WAS entering ,bo
,i Mhi1l h'd started Tor Boston, NJ, was tor ,o
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G,ol, SAT- lake city, Jd7. 23.-Dlss'tos
sr,cn lei a, Great sat Las Cty Jan. god aui
drrw up State C,rs,tuti,n % be snhnttci L"
,nsrc,4 utsh demands ,imi',,'u .-ip tho
Tn, ln
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On our first page will be observed the detail,
Of the capture of Biloxi, an account of wbj,b
wa published some woskr since, Although
si'uiy'nt' 80 particulars are not OF ct: king