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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

A CURIOUS wILL.--John A. fainter, who diec In
Hartford Conn., fe days ago, left all his property
about 81, 600 0OO to his wife and TWO daughters in
his will he forbids either OF his dango'ers |" marry
foreigner, or ruive Of Southern or a'a'eno'dIDS
State uuor penalty Of fOreitns her interest In the
property.
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Nmnsementa.
MUSEUM.
AMERICAN
RARNUM" J

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
GREAT ISCllEAsE ~ NUMBERS AND ENrHUsI
EVERYBODY ~ LOVE WITH
THE LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
THE LITTLE QUEEN or BEAUTY,
The LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
MISS LAVINIA wARREN,
MISS LAVINIA WARREN.
MISS LAVI%IA WARREN,
MISS LAVINIA WARREN.
THE SMALLEST WOMAN ALIVE.
TIE MOST INrEREsrING AND FASCINATING.
HER FORM Is EXQUISITE,
perfect % NOD Of IF wS@ ,s VIII svrv su,,rn
Upon signing swan
Only ' ici IL Iou AND WEIGHS BUT % LBS
'' VISITING THE COURTS OF EUROPE,
S Rri1 EVEsY Day AND EvESNo
''- o o. T f f,.IrEoam m THE MAIN HALL
''' on Tiif: STAG in THE LECTURE ROOM
Daring each dramatic psrfumauce in comP,ny with
COMMODORE MUTT,
THE FAMOUS $4,000 NUT.
the most diminutive ever known making
THE SMALLEST PAIR
ofhun,n beings ts face Of the slobein Ot,
DEAN WITS LlLtfU IANS.
Also 70 OLD 'iIS abaaSs c AK ss%a
exhibited aud performed by the rsnowaet Lion.ramsr,
HERR DRlESBACH -
kLBIN0 FAMILY WHAT Is TT MONSTER
SNAKES, GRAND AQUAHIA. LIVING SEAL, HAPPY
FAMILY, WAX FlGORG5. &c.
DOUCICAULTS GREAT IRISH DRAMA,
COLLEEN DAWN,
COLLEEN BAWN;
On,
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THIS AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK, and
Mr. w b. HARRISON. COMIC IMPROMPTU SINGER.
appears st each performance.
Abingdon. IS esn,s Children under ten IS cents.
WINTER GARDEN.
w JOINT FAREWELL BENEFIT.
Mr. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS.
FRIDAY EVENING. Jsn5 49,
On which occa,on bill VI unpreceden'ed ssfseuon VIII
FOUR EXCELLENT PIECES.
PHELIM VDONNEL
BASHFUL IHI5HMAN,
CONNECTICUT COURrsHH
'n' Ills nlsH LION.
Mr. AND aRs BARNEY WILLIAMS
IN all tho piecss
GERMAN HOSPITAL FAIR.-Drawings
~ commence MONDAY. JSn i2. All 3cock p M
EIFTu-AV. SKATING POND.
Il sea.oa Tickets for sale u the
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
METROPOLITAN,
81. NICHOLAS,
Ii. PRINCIPAL OFFICE. No. s7i Broadway
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tn. Rur... Outward Bsund.

BOsr0k, Wodneedsy, JAN T. Io0c'
The steamship Europa sailed this forenoon WITH
IL passengers Tor Halifax, and 40 for Liverpool
She takes out little over $lSO. 900 in specie.
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Eeaal NoileeS.

I'm PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
n o. The County o.: kew.fori. hOIiCE ~ h,,..n
0VgS 10 al persons having cisirs ag'!nt ihohhS j.
DREW a,s OF the City Of New iOt now deceA.ed 70
SEM tire ,~ v,nchsfs thereof 70 tho suosenoer ner
,acs N r.sidsner No twenysI Canine street ~ the cry
IF fegYofs on bfoio tho eleventh day o. june noA@
D,,,d New. York, the llth day Of Dectn1tI iuol. ,
DII jsysuo Ths ELIZABETH y. DREW, Admlphra"ii'
NUPREilE COURT.-CoUNTYo Of Ol.ANGE.
S-JtssE c. WOOD. rlsin'if against ISAAC BAb-
COCK ,rd DANIEL SAVER Deiend6nts Summons iof
nancy Com not scT.-To the above named d,chaAp''
DINIl.L ShYtR: You hereby suunoned snd re-
onjred 10 1usaer the COMPLIANT Of the fIAhun IN
,b action hich THE day filed wnh the efs oi the
canntp T Orange a. Goshen IN said County AID to serve
cnrv n ysr ,n,.rf the Sub crbers At their once IN
lien sfcfe.si whin twenty deys after tho se'ics OF
,. .,,no, rp6n you 81 100 day OF such tsic-
en~ 4 cn IN 70 snswer aid complaint ~ hcIoDY req w, a.
tbe .rf viii sko judgment agsnst you Tor eigniy
dOers with interest from tie seventeenth Cay OF ceoOe''
Ig,5 be,ia, 90 ts-Da,ed November g. ldl2.
dlI IaHOw1h
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= AYDS-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
CHANCES for Business Men.

NSWEGO STARCH FACTORY STOCK for
" sALE-Ten shares OF tho above Stock for sale. Ad
drr.. Box No. l33 Tribune ohico
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C,InREME COUKT-County OF Orange.-.

CUPREME COURT-CQunty OF Orange.--
- MARGAPET rIEGSOH, rlsiali sgain.l SihaS u
FISC' JAMES Is TIALLECK FERNANDO A. FDLbfN
ASHBEL e. EIEG and DAVID +. DoNiTT, Drfcndliu =
samouA for money loom not az 40 tue syyyr a'n,.u
J.I.pa,ot, JITPNANDO A. FULLER and DAVID r. DO
WHIT: You al. hereby summoned aud "d1ied 70 answer
the complaint the paiud In this souon VINE. /" t osy
died xi, tho eTx the CouGty 81 Orange, at 'osh"n Ia
couptv or to srge copy Of your answer on tho SUP
,rber 1t hi. oc. g. Cohen sf0re's.d within twenty osy'
r tbr rvice this ,e-iss al me
cav Of sacn ser,ce aad fail to ans"e! s~d eonps.
a. bsrebv required plsiutih will take Judgment r9sui'
o Tor one IN usaud dollars, with inrres fon Aus'S' w.
iafi b.sdes cos,,-pred November 20, lso2
ali Jswo~Th ". r.. SHARPE, P.sItih's Attorney
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M soIps q5fsa'' sd p Ky a%d ss
IaOPsEIf worth psay double the 1nt located IN
Goshen astsnt rom the city two and hsi! of per
EewYork snd Erie hafosd Thee hne Ptnos and School
room Furuitgs- fo shuslied pu is with Hnu'rbod FaT
ture viii bu sold II desired H.h.is Boarding aud Day p.
iron.se sufficient Gil the Scoo, Ia the tmmsdAte vicinity
For iln particulars s.dIsss. for two w.ek. $50
ID. L. TOWLE Goshen. N. Y.
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Gew.na nlafbines.

WHEELER & WILSON, SINGER,
w FINKLE LYON. HOWE, and oil hnt.ciss'
sENISG-MACtlNES for SALE. part cash aud iu balance
An sr onblv instslrcr. L. Il, DIAMOND $50 broadway.
4S6. snH RTS 1oaE 4S6.
Where you can Exchange It II Not Suited
THE n. Y SEwIN G-MACbINE EMPORIUM,
No. sB6 broadway, cor bfo'ns-,t' VIII oEL. OF 49,
The Wbsels Wilson Grover Bsker aud otner hfstcl,ss
m.ehinss wii privilege Of oIchss2ns within ~ dSys MA
chuss Sold by Instslinieut v W. WIChES)" 800 n"'y'
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ASSEMBLY.

NO ORGANIZATION.
The Assembly met at IL o'clock this morning:
-Four ballots were taken for Speaker, making
seven in Ill, With exactly the saTas result. Inc
M HIsS 'sy erbsr. Dssn...""..ss
Adjourned.
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0cdl Gsiaie for Sale.
COUNTY FARM FOR SALE.

A DUTCHESS COUNTY FARM tOR SALE.
IA rts Farm u the 's,s Robefl nmpaI th eo.taun's
About lo acre. ys Ia Of Poaghkespis slI nss
moo tho cry PoLk-,pe ana four ~ue. i,oin tho New,
u,nbgrra depot II pessrtly situated well wssrea add
in good 90. ai.ion with beidng. tho soil IL
dry IL hes no, Of broken lsnj on IL aud has been
sa1a,sd a premium fam !, 70 admirably adapted 10 be
shou .oaaly divided nud 10 offered At uodefste pfiec TO
elo,- thr s.,as T..s sssy and e clear Tor pafeaAis
IuouiI, 90 the pr ysss Of ID. beira
Gaorilreg o fslls Jsp ], 1909.
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Ocean gieamers.

A RRANG EMENr commencing July i, lst2.-
"A FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
la. CO., Al vii e.ye Esw.York the ir 18th,
i3 TT 81 each month. erSep; when those dates iai en
sDAY wien the dsJ Of departure viii be the SOHDAi
Fer si,hi CT p,ssse arply At II. en, cae. No sBswL
Lr greer. ~ - ALIEN, HkeuN
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cUPRNME COURT-COUNIY OF ORANGE.
y MiHIA sEYBOLT. psin.if, sgsia., si.AS y kiaG'
uTe q uAILO, Il nERNANOO A. FULLER, ASH
nfIC KING and DAVID r. De WITT, defs1cantA sum
mon. for money tco not terl 70 tho s9ov. nance ds-
WIFI. on eIe hereby summoned and required 10 so'we or
me otrisiut of the psnh In this action. which u th'
Pa. oi,a vi, the Clerk OF the county OF Orange ooini,
J AZ county and copy Of your rnswef or inc
.po.ribeT Ut his oieo. in GOshsn Aforesaid winn s~e
10 service al this fununons you exclusive oi tho
ay OF such service and ii you n 70 1n:wei ne sara eo
srt hereby rqed The pslntn VIII ,n,ss s {aoa xn
80, (,GI beside, coats dated November 70 Ihbs
iii lswcwTb ". y, SHARPE, PIsis.th's Aueipsy'
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Ga!ss bn Anliloil.

IrENHE VALUABLE STOCK Of PATTERNS
l aad DRAN'iSOS Of the NEWARK MACHINE Co..
comprising extensiVe assortment Of seaaengns gear
wheel and ronpaey fa&erp AMI Of snos every variety
pw and useal Machinery, including rsstens for oan
Mschnery, viii be soid at pubic auction Oh the Prens
corner OF High and Crsnssss Newark ~ j. en- FNiDaf;
Jan. O. lyJl Ai-o RS~s's Pst.nt HAngsr PsItrns ard
s.isg with the Patsn; Rght sale to commsnce
4; 10 O'Clock. Caslosues ready I. L RhN"f, Recover
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROADmFoR, AZ sIs
KJEW-YoRK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
y, - 49, - y. 80. II 4 4 a fQeo

COMMENCING DkCENDEh l. lso2. -,
Passenger Station In New Yo'k 9Th 81 ara ftnai
entrance 21th-st.
TRAINS Lave NEW-TORh:
Fo.New Haveu, :. a. M tEx II Is 70 tEIo 3fo<s'
enc y. ..rzo,o .,,
Fox MILFORD sraifori TaiIasld Southport and wc'p'rt
For No:was T. go . 70. I2Is Il (E1) 80, 49, S.sos
Stcr p.rien .a5 Greenwich T. ESQ IN, Iels so 40
k50 r .. a.
as. 30 p.
"a is so. 4.3o, so 80 p.
Tor Port he ter sna New Rochelle Q .. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Bosson via Springfield (Ex.) ais (Rxl ep m
Fer BIS on, Shore Line l2l5. p. In.
, ". la ford ard Springfield. IN EIl nla IE (EIl
.oi Cenaec,lcu, River fsiraad to Montreal sA m Ell
For H,r o.d, Prosidenss. sud Fislkiu RsiiOsds q "a
(EJ ! l2.l5p IN. r. Mt, =.
- ID. u II. 2 u.s. p. II.
ADsl Ra' lroad, II. Is p. m. 10 Northampton
~ Hyulutouic Rsii,oad 10 Pf.thelt. q III
FOR Hangauck Railroad a m. Is p III
For Dapoury snd EoTwak Eai.rcad. m g. Wpfn
caurndious slespitg Cas- atsehed % the o. IN Irhn
JAMES II. HOYT S1periutsbdcns.
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no Observation-Disclosures,

TI'O MANUFACTURERS.
i I,rxs STORE. good business stand down town. TO-
s,tLsr viii sp UPPER FLOOR l7I9O feet well lighted,
With Steam Ensla AID 5hang in operation can DO esa
RENF and FONER NEARLY FREE. b. purchasing the
Engiue Boiler &C. alta faif pdce. Address STEAM. BOZ
No 2 &C. PestOice
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COTTAGE-Corner of Smith and Ainsle-sts.,
~ William bursh. Psiee s2,2Voi tsrm. sa0g to $40
e..h Also the iLeesory Fra Ne HOUSE No 100 Dsvoe-
N bet.ssu Sath.st. and Bushwfcrav rrce Si'."'
,syr $50 c.sh An. balance Of puc1ae money Of either
~ ,h, sboy. c.n rrsn desired for i've year. Apply 10
KELLOGG. No l5s Pearist, Ns~.fsik
NOR SALE-The Three.story and Basement
l. BrSwa-stooc HOUSE, Ne - 2d-Pi'rs bro.siyni cas-
,osd Pic, : zoo Apply 10 r. Il krlygg l33 P-sf. ny
NOR Satisfactory near Atlantic Dock, Brook.
, butdlns Of bTiek lcoxlc9 feet hr.t door Lighted
a. III ,d.s xro1rd $50 'front.' by lilo feet with engine OF 3D.
bor.s powci. L. r. KELLOGG. lJ' feafIst. New.lo1k
I ANDS.-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.-
Mir, al a sou r. hi.d-phis by raf I'D rich soil
daee. large crop se.s se from !, to ~ per sc, ,s
-, unnar. AZ A., tilng and making tnproyemvnt.
Appy "a CHARLES x. LANDS. Possm.'.er .Ie., d.
Cumberland C.anty SswJeney Letter. an'~sted- fsps'
eont.IDius full inform alton viii BE- sent res
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II OyG ISLAND RAHROAD.-CHANGE o

ri
II TERMlNUs.-2assenssr Depot Jspes-slip and oo Of
g.tb-,, Z. R-Wiuter Arrangements Commencing FnasF
Oct "a 1902: Lssvs SeY.i N for dfeenpor 'ss
p.rbo! o tent. and Hanrousi OF 70 ~, and . IN lor
esd Sundays the tisin ie.yes E1Dicrs foias otih..
fery) >: $3.50 . M fer Yephsnk AVID nienedAe stsopa
nj scurinn rsss; ming leaves fsphAnk Ct sJ
On Friday and saturday night the m i'p nsin WI run
Srcag to Csesnpo returning saturday AID Monday morn
b. ,th.l5A w. sI.iyiag In New osk al 9:5a g N.
NYEW-YORk. HARLEM. and ALBANY X. X.
IN For Albany Troy North and Wrs--WISTER AR
EEGI.HEhT eonmeucing aOsDAY, Eoy. H. iSI2
Yer ALBANY. lO:-oa IN. Express III 1fsin from 3sh't
Station. Hs,urniu leave Albshs at lo:JJ q ~
FOR Local Trains Time tabe.
JOHN bURCbILI.. Superintendent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
~ Tain, J.Isey City for pisra'or' and Money at
S.lss o. ~ for PsIInOn; l2; p tedc v ~
On MONDAYS onl, a:45 p. M. 4. w. DEN l1Est. eu2-
NI-W-YOIK AND MONTREAL FREIGHT
IN LInn-Ihe mos. expeditions I'D reliable Ste oes and
Rail es5 Trsnsporairn Line Cor New Yok tcfL gco
b. Jonsbur U.densoDrgh. Montreal aid al n,espet.te
sowns Nv Nsw.isven Steamers Pisr 70. . Eas. RVef
Go.:hr. N Y. PkAnCIs HYDE. Agent.
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COTTON WASTE for WlPlNG aud PACk
Z IVA -Co,ton Bst,. ADD wsdditr, Cotton aud kia
shoddy in lois to sui, pufcla,en, fU".cby ,,,,,,.
' 81. " TAULMAN No 10 Willism-st
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miscellaneous.

A LBUMEN PAPER, Super Extrn.-D rea'1s,
~ by the rsam dozen. For sslo Of siACYs' NO o''
Br ,edssy, N. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15
cIncinnatl Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. l3.
fLoUk-The advicss from New York, quoting en ed
vance In tonr, produced nTmer fee Ling here and the
lower grades ad7ano ed to l0c, with aales Of GOOD
perhne made from original stock at SIS 3O5 3 and at
he close farther advance asked but buyers were
not disposed 20 follow 1t up, and generally Withdrew
can not be sold to any extent above the prices OBJ
taineo for superhne, and the demand for family II lin.
i'ea q a. prices ranging from e5 40 to 95 so.
=, MhEAT-fnere 10 an active demand for wheat from
tne local and Interior millers and, with light OFFERINGS
prices advanced fully 20 per bushel closing very m al
~ go9i W ior prime red, with one or two sales of
SaSice hiil 81 i0 0s9l 10 for prime Indiana or
Uao white, and III Is for prime Kentucky white; very
little choice Kentucky white Offering, and for POUND
lot Rose higher could be obtained The sales TO-DAY
loot up about 600 bushels within the range OF the
O0hN-shelled 10 In good request from the Govern.
ment contractors at 46c In bulk and 575Sc Including
aacks ear dull at 44945c 1t being difficult to realize
more than the Inside figure.
OATSLWere nrmer to day under light receipts, the
market closing with fair demand s355c for new and
old 10 bulk, and eSD65c including sacks.
,Ima lc higher and il good request at 629G3c for
the latter sacks. sacks to be returned. ~-~
MI bAhLEf-The market has not changed since our last
being light, the market 10 Arm at I'll s3anl AZ ~
prime fall Qualities below prime are neaiected and
dSil. state spring is held firmly at 81 2O9i IS for
HAY-The demand continues fair, and the na,tst
rules steady at slf9 so per ton in bales on arrival for
oaHasE-Ths market Is unchanged and steady at
for Anglish Dairy. .-N -'N~A~o
BUTTBR-There 10 an improved demand for all kinda
S, snt s asSp having fallen of, the market Is rmer
prime to choice roll at with few ,aIss eTt,s
az Tye; and common to good at e0aI4o
MhIshf-The demand for Whisky was good in the
oInnB, Witn salea or 800 barrels at $780, but oo The
receipt Of the dispatches from New YORK n2ices
Cd to 5se, closing nrm OF this price. AN'N-'
Enquirer.
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Evening and Midnight Reports.
RebeI DIspatoh a. Can,uroa

New YoRK, Jan. H.--The Post has the fol.
lowing. special from Washington; Our block.
aiding feet has Just captured some very impor.
tant dispatches from JEFF. Davis and his Score
tary Of State to Mason, Slidell and others in
Europe, These dispatches give many import.
ant fact, and details 10 regard to the condition OF
the rebels. They give the strongest statements
OF the desperate straits to which the rebel lead.
ers are reduced, and show that unless they can
quickly get relief either by European inter err
enoe or by dividing the free States and paralyz.
Ing. the efforts of the Government, they must
give up their cad csuso for lost. These dis.
patches arrived here yesterday They were put
up IN tin box, loaded with lead at one end, SO
as to sink quickly in an emergency; but our
sailors were too quick.
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From Ric "a m ond, Virginia

FoRTREss MoSRoE, Jan. I3.--The Richmond
Examiner Of the 18th says: We believe the
theatre of war on large scale ia about TO be
Transferred to North Carolina. Stirring ecenef
are imminent on cur coll.
Gen. Kirby Smith and staff arrived in Rich.
mond on Saturday morning from the West.
To-day at noon both Houses of Congress
convenes. The President has his message
ready to send in, and it ls said to be the long.
eat he has yet prepared, covering thirty pages
Of foolseap paper.
On Saturday about one hundred and fifty
Yankee deserteTs took the oath to the Confed.
crate Government, and were discharged from
prison on their parole Of honor; among them
are many artisans and Workmen OF various
crafts, who will be useful in Government EN-.
ploy.
Four thousand Yankee prisoners ere on their
way to Richmond from Chattanooga, taken at
MurfreesboTo, and will reach here to day and
tomorrow. This Is the only Yankee army
that will ever reach Richmond
The dispatch of the l2th says the North Car
olina papers Indicate and manifest unessiness,
not for Raleigh, but for the safety of the Cap.
itsl itself
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15
submarino TeIegraDh Coh,a.

WASurEoroH, ian. ID The commiites on
Naval Affairs have, according to the resolution
passed unanimously on Monday, commenced
an inquiry into the prao!icability Of CONNECTING
all our naval Gud military stations between
Fortress Monroe and New Orleans by submA.
rlne telegraph cables. Cyrus W. Field, Esq,
Of Now York, now here, has presented to the
Government an offer from the celebrated firm
OF MeseFs Glase, Elliot & Co., of London, to
manufacture and submerge cables connecting
all the points between Washington and New
Orleans They are to be paid only on the sue.
cessiul completion and delivery to the Govern
ment OF the line5 10 good working order; Ia
other words, they take the entire risk of manu-.
iacture' shipping acrous the Atlantic, laying
down and working the in9s, etc,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15
MiAsouFi emancipation All.

WAaHIEoToS, Jsn. 4,-Ths Judiciary com.
mlstee OF the Senate has reported back the
Missouri emancipation sid bill, recommending
amendments, to make the remuneration 20 In.
stead OF III mil ions, the bonds to bear but five
per cent. interest. The maximum allowance
Tor each slave $500 and the limit for the en-.
tire extinction of slavery, July 4.h, 1876, with
proviso that "a oct of emancipation shall be
passed by the Legislature, and the exclusion Of
slavery forever thereafter from said State.
Inc report OF the commission appointed in
pursuance OF the act of emancipation in Dis.
.rict OF Columbia, made their report to-day.
The whole number Of servants for whom COM
pensation has been withheld, is Ill; The whole
num6artor nI whom compnnsaton has beea award.
ed, 29e9- making total of 3l0O.
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luton u to provide for the immediate payment Of

~ luton to provide for the immediate payment Of
the army and navy.
lhe Joint resolution authorizes the Secretary
Of the Treasury, If required by tho exigeuoiee
0i tne public service, to issue on the credit ol
the United States $50, ,000, 10000 In United State,
notes In such form as he may deem expedient
not bearing interest, payable on demand In de.
Nominations not less than one dollar: which
notes shall bo lawful aud legal tender, like
siniiar notea heretofore authorized, and re.
celvabie In payment Of all debts, public and
private, except duties on imports, and the nav.
ment Of tho principal and interest on the public
debt. The issue of notes herein provided for
must DO deducted from tho amount In apy bill
now pending or which may hereafter be passed
Mr. Stevens said he had learned, both here
aud in the Senate, that tho main bill providing
ways and means for the support Of the Govern.
ment would not probably be passed within two
weeks. Hence this bill was introduced.
Mr.. Lovjoy suggested the resolution be
amended so as TO provide for the Issue OF
$lOO,COO,O0O of United States notes. The
amendment was agreed TO- The joint rosolu.
tion was then passed.
Mr. Holman offered resolution that Simon
stevens, while before the select committee on
government contracts, had refused to answer q
question propounded TO him 40 to the terms and
conditions OF the labor contract for storipg and
delivering foreign goods In New York, and as
TO how much he (Stevens) had received fol
the same; therefore that the Sergeant al. .Arma
De directed to bring Simon Stevens before the
par OF the House of Representatives, for con.
tempt OF its authority. The resolution was
passed. WE
The House proceeded to the consideration OIL
Mr: WrighPs resolution declaring the rebellion
deliberately wicked and without Reasonable
cause; that the war was inaugurated solely for
the suppression Of the rebellion and tho restor
alton OF the Union as Il was; and the Union
restored, the war would cease, and tho epceded
states be rcooivod back fnto the Union, with
Nil the privileges and immunitIest to which tbey
were originally entitled.
The queeton pending on Mr.. Vslandieham'
amendment. Mr.. Vallsndigham addressed tho
House at length, urging that the war ought 10
cease and that reunion Is possible and Inevlt.
ble' unless defeated by the folly of public
mon and the people. This was a war Of tbe
Yankee and taa SoutbToa, the Cavalier and
the Roundhead. "-O
Mr. Bingham, replying, characterized MA
colleagues speech as another apology FOR lhe
rebellion. lie did not believe that Vallandig.
nam Was authorized by bis master, Jeff Dayis,
TO say the Union would be restored lf we dis
banded our armies
Mr.. Wright pointed 80 Southern declarations
10 show that the rebel mind was fixed acairst
reunion. lie declared that neither the rebels
OF the South nor their sders AID sbst,ors lp
the North we're hid brethren,
Adjourned,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-15
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