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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

CHALL BARBARISM CEASE IN THIS NINETEENTH
y century l-N0thng be barbarous than passing
into the delicate and complicated machinery o.
the head There auacks TO be found who attempt t
caarh other diseases by passing wire up the
trs reachtbey where This 10 too horrible 70
contemplate Boring and blowing In the arc also roe
sorted and passing liquids the nostrs TO como out 20
the throat Heather nations would not tolerate such mode
of procedure. -.
TO science Hundreds of those who have come under my
martyrs suffering brought BY this bare
Many lose their while the caue4
of their touched the effects break our
be In different form and locality. Effects VIII neve4
till the be removed and the cause OF DEAFNESS
the No caarh be cured through the noerl
throat BY passing either liquids wires into the hea
The suffering Of the people through this mode OF Teatment
is beyond description. . 4
write this caution to who suffer from the fos
lowing diseases that thee Is safe permanent cure M
them but in the faithful Of metaphysical Discovs
ery":-" Deafness Noises in the Head,n Discharne4
from the Ear, Neuralgia" "Catarrh,n Chronic Sore
Eyes, &c. &c This will positively effect cure, and ut th
time lift the entire machinery Of the body and nina
into high and healthy state Certificates are contnualX
received prove these strong assertions Everything 10
The Metaphysical Discovery consists Of three prepare
tons which work in conjunton for the eyes, one
the ears for the scalp. These with glass tube
drop medicine into the ears, are packed IN
wooden box and win address In the world Oh
receipt OF the price SIS Celebrated Poor Richards Eyd
Water, 81. Scalp Renovation, 81. y
Principal OMces. 40 Arch street. philadelphia, and 26
Bond street, New York. Mrs NJ. Brown ct the latter
Office Tuesday, Wednesday and Thnrsday AdGress
Metaphysical Physician.
Look ont for an article on "Csnse and Eject"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14
AIsCELLANEOUD.

WORMS, BUNIONs, INVERTED NAILS. &C. CURBU
~ without pain by Dr. RICE Chiropodis % BOwery ever
Citizens Bank. Rices AnnihAtor corns buniops
chilblans, &c. BY mail. 50 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

The wheat market opened buoyant, but closed m.
settled and irregular In consequence OF the decline In
gold. The demand moderately active Tor export and
on speculation, and The prices realized Substantially
the came as yesterday though the close the market
was not 80 strong AZ early IN the day sales I40 600
bushels at VI ~ 81 90 for Chicago spring a 90 VI b3
FOR Milwaukee club, ~ 50 81 55 for amberswwaukee
and Iowa II 81 81 81 for winter red Western 81 o2yS
~ % cor amber do and " 10 for old winter red West
Corn was without .cidej change and the demand
was Moderate the sales foot up 600 bushee al 81 20
Aor Southern mixed IN store and 81 "a 81 - for Jersey
ye low O.Ns were 6rm and 10 good demand, with eaes
n fOc OF &c for Canadian e2c % for state and e2c
e31Sc for W,Ntern. UIye have only 10 nole sales
Of 900 bushels Northern al 81 80 Farley and barley
matt we're inactive and nominal
CAsIIts sale " 2,500 toxss sdsmaDtne at 2Ic.
&c each.
Gown 40 81, sales 4 <c0 baes RIO ~ 53gsc
NJlard
Ira fisoay tats 900 gonials dry cod ~ 81 Tor
gorge AID ~ 20 Tor Rauh
tkis,sn were sla., Gu, wstsui important change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

The debt OF the state az the close Of the ft cal
year ending November Is, lse7, was sll 64l 4s2 Of
which was paid during the year following ss7e 7t3,
,eavng the total debt at the close Of 1893
OF ,4C4 SOC, which 10 embraced in tie following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

The Eeadlng Railroad report Ion the Iast 1scaI
year shows gross receipts &c ,252 so2 and expenses
a2546, o0A The net earnings are thus 80, FOG 800,
.and leave after the expenditure Of over million
for new cans, real estate and interest a dividend
fund Of 81 5s2,5s1. The increase in the traffic Of
she road ovei 1862 has been considerable. In coal
clone il anoa ats TO $500 600 tons, while the nun.
Der Of passen ers caSried has been 647 383 against
stl 1888 in 1867.
The weekly ef. ,tement of the banks of Phladel-
yhia made on N onday, compares with The exhibit
a. COX a. followe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14
THE FIREMEN'

THE FIREMEN.-NEw YORK, JANUARY IA 1884, TO
the Members OF the New York Fire Department. Gen.
uemenA meeting held at the Jefferson Marhet driln
roon IL 0reenwich avenue on Tuesday evening 10 mako
curnsd meens win DO held at the same place on Thvrsday
TX O'Clock. You respectfully invited
tend. On behalf Of the Executive Committed The regi.
ment 10 expected 10 arrive this weet 49,
wM n SPEAR.
JOHN MILAN
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S HIPPIN NE VS.

ALMANAC roR xEw yoaK-rnp DAT.
NOON eve III -
eur sTu. % HfcH WATER. morn II o.
-Port OF New York, january ~, 1864.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

NEAS TEAS, TEAS. TEAS. .
Il THOMAS II. AGNEW. the great wholesale and reta1
Grocer and Dealer of this city, has just opened
splendid OF fresh Teas from ~ cents
Sugars 2 upwards Every body should call and gee
bargains at witch street and SO Murray street.
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se-day $500, 900 in specie.
The Erie Railway Company have declared haf
yearly dividend on the common stock Of four per
cent, free of government tax, and dividend Of
three and half per cent on the preferred stock,
both payable on the Let of February. The trans
fer books will be closed on Saturday next, and be
seopened on the I'd Of February. The earnings
FOR the month Of December, ls63 were. 42I4
Decemper, leox ........................ sooscos
IbCTthee Sovsoo4
The Metropolitan Insurance Company Of this
city have declared an interest dividend Of three
and half per cent, an extra dividend Of three
and half per cent, and dividend Of tbirty-five
per cent in scrip, payable TO the holders Of partic
pating policies issued in 1863 on premiums earn
ed during the year.
The Fulton Fire Insurance Company Of this city
have declared a semi.apnual dividend Of five per
cent, free Of government tax, payable on demand.
The First National Bank OF New Haven, Conn.,,
advertises 10 redeem its issues at par at the Mer
camille Bank in this city,
The managers Of the Michigan Southern Rail-
road report the gross earnings Of the year as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

The monthly statei lent Of the banks OF Msssa.
chuss,s not including those in the city Of Boston,
exhibited the following totals on the I'd Of jan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

THE above staternents q omparee with those OF
The corresponding period in 1867 ana 1861 % io''
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lows -. c.-.,.,-.
foots Sytfs D.Lnsfs. 1ts..s.acfsh
.ar & 1863. .stisl,4oi f2iIW l2gsssg ~ ~
Jan g. let2.. sb50t,Oat lsi3 33 @Ho'ASV i%Te--soo
The people Of Massachusetts, aust DC eonan1'
nity Of confidence men TO ALLOW ther banks 10
issue twenty-five millions Of papc. promises on
spcce BASH u million and half.
We take the following agures, show. ng The hnan-
cal condition Of the State Of Ohio, frol the report
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-28
Die 5enisblants (The aHoneysucklt Il
lta3 llf Eaulis9i5 seer Y9s IrglDd
.rrsa ELIXIR DE WIFE. ee


,lis D;e 6eriablunts (The aHoneysuckle
19danta3 l7f rfluiis1i6 sseer Y96 il,r yrnnd .sig
.g1,,s.lysu ELIXIR DIE yITA. 2e. &c
Dtes Ipnte 8tters. w.laes st snet snen tUrsnel,.s
Rxf IN ifpro best nh tn eiem 2anbs faneu tn Sebraue
fSut IL ats benz retnRen gpsnse tn gfrbtnSun8 init be-
ESuiss- pher gAseartAa-nhe TN e9e bee Sehhctipn per
ttttst uns bat F hatse In aea Der Stbst
iere nab BerhanuuSssrsane" ttr rereppu stitss unf
,l,a 55l ~Das 5aassetrant unfsrer Sett> sj. =iIis
SDsslbeser eaaa+ateure Aprtbeisr e. abea In ctt'
grnt Epnte 8ttterS tue serthrpe 0ue4t beS Yrett b
enu enudI eeirfet bte Raer r4t ptne taeItt etn nt
len Mtt wIe atere icstMsne Sitters tast tae h ss
cRrtrenstn &auttten ab aS ea es Fra fbr wertspsAr
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Or0ane lGnsH Dpftrren anerfanut mprfen ne 10 Zoe
bet ts weter Eftnfer r se Arse Der Is anwtnht'
Wis Ert Btters ftbt e tetres feiner Gleeaus ttn
teft tes @etamsees ais unfttrtrsHfn ba.
ttt stfts sasli&en Bitfrsia Siasa Il Dnseae 0n'
EIaFaeu but9
lis @ Q i1lniao ben aIleinigen Gisner 9Ebalf e9lia
8. 9 ora 30. 0 @ancoers, GsEe pen GamheMRa
sd0 sesensber sem Mfasste, @ast'snSss, So 6,
Rsiss esfsaN gatde ID at Ste uist mtt Sen essss' a
@snsrs snf bem J1srt serteten tR. = sr;rs Is s:fnfn
eberterfSfer erbalte tte an btsjem Bttters anaeFvs
ten cellar lthssrApb y usb6neel&ilaee statsas eI-
Ete Ieeren Gladen weroen eer@ resnl bet eer naGfs
BeRtAuus mtt 81 .0e D2Senh franec GcIstarrtt
etbrnGt. 3de5o 9alS .4& .BGNnG tgs 3
Strands, 0grrat, @eptss agbissp @unsb GGenegD
saas FebIt '''sr'G5iiT 20 "a 8. Bern, z
-9Is90l9Go9 lili a3Ddn Gde 5anpser unb Gamstaar.
n (25Myr III s7 s-ors y aesenIber ttm Wearite..
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menn id bent. mas Oben febt, baft li&
nur na4 unten, tpenu'S lein muB.
.h lno bic uptea lteben, ieben nur mad
gcbsls menus ibr gcrtbeit 1T, 5enrife, rief
Saa 5eifrtB.i Da8 1T sesenlsitise 6luebeit
lin6 lett Menl&enseoenfen 70 .sepslen. lHir
Beipe ywetpeR pas nidt lnoern, A. 49, -
aa WaS 9erne letal u-Si Der yebr,, bon a1o,
raj rrnp ,Iuseno itebt'S aber Ridt.@5@
se9 un(fre 2Seltmeisbelt 0ebt entipeber ouf
Sts5sn uooer lie sRintttre laste neplia bsr
iH4Stln5 gu psnl 5errn,r ZEN mir nad Rpibells
Ice mltnobmen unD o1 antiportete bieier: Sa.
lpsil lsrer Wenld iein etsen gdubwert l9p.
ltsn MIL lra rsl4si s.,,-,..l4s.f,,,s) ss..a
ias Der 5err 6atyredbt! unterbrah ibn Ben.
rifle. ,pefSni5t ouftlifenb, Mer mar cas !?
So Sic nannte't sibn Sdarnborlt unD 6err
Sberlt! gu benz warDelt Du aut paiien.
9br brehtet .aum Sfe4t uup BiIisteit" bsibe
bic 8anse ggBelt un,. s5 rsg M H.. -
1ioSplG' 2eut' nlub IS and aeben, San.
i@lsuk'ss-fie finDen iulner ibreu Blas in
Der 0eltrt mo -Ie'S bgauGen fSnnen! go .
"a MSsli4J Jru Ger, ,6erri Sberlt perRanp'S
hsinab legut, sipie Dr. MOrol su leieii - -
tsa6 Du ni4ts pen TIM selerat
Isa ReihliA senuS !, tiefs San tentii9 in leins
6aAre fabrenc: q llnD ais, Der Serr Sbetll
eiaalal last': Der tn Der RrAft Ger Qsicen
ldaftfeiH 56idlal berauFbefAppren bat ber
amuB es init Der Rroft bes Wlannes trogen
i--- p9ep1dt iGa S'sao tpie 6enrite imme,
aipriHt msun lie -bsbauptet CAB i9 Qluro
oheisotbenn mitBt'. neil i'd lie NAL germ .ss-
ibltt babe! lhc6 er laHeno. .alalW ,su
ns@eb mir liur nit Der Qaurd -, iholtet,
d6tau sSwupten eins 5siratb', men On
1wiaf anp penn' sA.eln abeliS @Sbr (lRaohsn
lift, dnur bic Saura Hidht ,yrn.6s ss,s5 49,;
So 10 - 5br rieutet iu ratten, men, il.
mir 5ur iSrau .sswablt rief Der Sobn. ~,
Saa's!a Hatben f4lu sunD mag id niht1
pent0sSnete, ieine Jtutter. balb. lrserlid, uni
3balb 4a4tno WaS bsIpnpeyeS mirp'S i1Ol
lsin 70 piel ID mert' - TO- .'. -. ,...s.. '.
& @un penrife,? NillIt aud nitt rat6en
nedte San, ais lih bas ilnse 421p6ea. .sl
rad3u3iehen ltrebts Surips bon Sud. Eei,
ben - es rdr' tod leidt genus 3u rltben
d Mutter Swupfsn hcrhte bod aufs ST.
@sli&t Derftdrte ih9tn pell bpIfnungSreidel
@eDanfsts der iett bur4 ibres Sssle. flp9.,
Warum baR gu benn ei9entli6 npH mid
stheiratbet, 5tnrite ? fra8te er, ibr, bel
Bes mad, ser aamusr pertretenb, noe Ii
,binsiH i9lapfsn iDO1te- 9u biit bod rei6lif
SNo' sl99 Ma &. s1ia5His d1n
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@ei6hGffg, : W5pfis.

wRetusn nrrtben &untsn suF 3adrtHt bat ta eas au,
belannte vi aust- unh l9ftn &c @aftn1lI0tk sl4qe
a1js Re. IA 80 9DmbGrSSr., Gde ssn SFsnA
inter ber alien Strmo, tt bsbe nit aSsdwcttu OsnSs
fcrtfiErt. 81 Il NgEltt Isa9.[S1Jqa s% a.
t2lstr;1mt) i-r r-e r., "a 9, ~ e tsptI =
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(Selh6ftszMn

9 essnt. K 90 pcbeuta Vic. "a Rprb Aswerefr., ndse
zsnsttsffr Elm spbceiaIe uah &etau Dru8-@t@aF une
SVgbeEt trSntt srs & stetRtosF trs seertt et PRE-
xsn tr Ste erren aersts irste Dublsium sa
0rf bsEG3a anfmertiGnt uasatn. Is = .m
f12kkrSEfty =. vt u . = "
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J DR.. Johnston,
s.. pers ein,t9e 9r3t. wetter aneist. 81
Ba Itimpre pds9ofpitaI.

Cur untsroyadrus bsr Quudiol6stsi etabltrt.
rt5 Drrisinsise ptaB In esr 9ssIt, tpp ilfbers,
lHnells unpi ssilWlifse RG eT3lia1so nsa
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4t5 Orr isinsise OlaB In esr N5eIt, trp il6bere,
lanells unpi ssifqslifse Rs e7iiasss ns
m la0 as6ol scbstit:sn 9ranf fbrtten5' llr
aemast persts ais ID ins: Seaaunssundltsett eAnae
1T ytuaen uns ben 9ieeern GnuneEnsn etr Nteren
ga @ STs ss NssS s
tdmadr spee Gdid rnbttt 3ittern, auses lGuSde
sariasel sgyii$smsFs entsasss;a: e; ss Ssss her her Ms
ebeI eon asriiies sttsimen Genohpteen Der assut
nel&e itrtn Ssstn Seatrlier nb ais ier Girerta Ct
fang ben Gitrtsa tis ltlsies trribren Nnt wenn Atd
ten SImdde Ger grnttuticn he-rertrnsen et @tt uns
m5as& mstsa ns5aIssttsn Rsrpsr lns Stna ssra'rtn.
iist. DOR sanI9unas Mofner, isgiaa sHii
be5.nSsrs weat fer.s assstn aai.rs seusrstn
nb faS njierit o pirie sNuienss @rat
reis melde sutSa erhatrnea Eaene unl snmdetta
gerfanresraite nil St Dcunsr ssr sen St
rat besert une Yeer tesaubernoe Xpne snr6t pabn
uarssnt lnSssa iia nit sOasm Sertrapsa aaAta
.@ sd s:aGab,irat6otes sgJeSluasr,. ,,i..-.
STIR splss ese fss perasisatssH testNttissa. ant fig
sbper Sdml6e rser eines aeertu Sinbtr ntes tewnet
nS spatea ,npsraasit Or. SebaaOa ~ ssstss stten.
sattans eisbatisi Sr @ BEN Sttttra NIB s@nadt SSsr
g. fh6etnnA Der lAreGlthen Mrt werben fdneH tarirte
Dr. Sstntpu rner3itst lam bm ais ein.m Gtrtnmanne
stne Iurdt t urs asf istns arj-
H@e 1ei6idlthfeit cetTaiien. ags
D naaS 1878 sdDr9rnilcpe nS0feipa0e g
pirb eerlslt gsbelt nnb BITE ssne Graft nsber ttrst
feAt. Diees frtttareyeen melts eaS 2ekenelenb xut
sieGtt mah 2ntfumneig@st nnm5slia Maat f,sit bas
esrs Derer, bic tbren 9etSen9afttx unteIsantn sbAe
Sinse 9euie fine ledts sm NuSidwefnsen sentis me
de hereH 8esen nit efaa ennen. 0bsletd &c and burd
Strifturen Nieserfdaan I'M Sara Setn utb Anbtre lr.
taeH entifetsn sH 1T e bod meaeAthstls yine Eslst
ees Nebraides Der etelfen Orsane gttr dber wta Il
ausnsn ias lie Kraft Greussns tber Deen sers
rem wtrh bic @ Eenltden 2aeern rsebea ais BON Dtne
kit ba ptttt iius. Wisla
oil n- Df ficf. 90. Z Sab, ,Grtrertdfr. :,
Eeben Tbartn BON Bnlttmsrefr., Slflt@e Sttts,
BITE @tulsn binanf. f.snsdHsa nj9 -l'l-
s NaR merle I'D yt6nen nns SausnumHer bcnx xnrien.
he nnb truaertite NdhmAaer brrieten nh gtntRtnplt
QuadIalber, SHubHtder, Sttfelwier. 6traeenreinser
umb 2ampenpuser N. ~. nennen Bd resemaBtse Asrtte
u WB anr 9rfefe m,iea etnen pua-6tamp eattslttu.
Gtns 4osiIurs 2 5assa rausef&ert.
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81 ~ Sf ffief: 90. Z @ao, ,GrebertdFr
Feben Tbaren bon Baltimsrefr., Sfflt&t Sett
bte @fu9sn btnauf. .4reeu..,ss,.l7 ,.ia Slit
, reaass.b II TIA H.,

si1s6 bes tDnstiex 6Olesnms ftr gDuntar,e tn 3pa.
ban rasuirter eiues Der eraen meStn&en Gslesfn ss
Ser Gtaaten Der ben sr5ktn be etnes 3tbens tn ben
6spttllern psa esNhs yaris pbaetlpbia unb anttreA
Stsssn ,usetrat bat etnse puaterbaren 3etnnstn
seueneet rpn tenex hte Sfhte aer Atesi3tH weib na
,6hliae Yeeeute ste an brenaneM NerpSa uns anterea
Arenfttsn len, ipte g. 9. oas sit bet sloslttea St..
rduhen III epr tre6en sie aa s trrShex bel etrtaaen
Mtutsteiteu u + ". ~ursea auseablidlid eetetlt 81 E
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btSenlen tas ein seunter e sub Gin sler S6rser Sic
nstbpensishtn @rferfernHe Sur efeitn eNlhdleateit
limb a prne teie wirb bic 9i tes Qebsns sr traurgsn
Suserlasrt Die Ausliteu hes yeb sceyirfetn it'd hut-
li s bic eee wirb ersriien ben ircifuns urb ME.
laldcIti6cn Seraduraens -fa5 unS bic 5reafen pele
abtere eeHiessn retspsiuert Inn. v 0s.'' sian. m
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0dB ieiMfse HMD ppltnneffte 6rEDfsAplsIct xsiffes
9As0!s lA iNss ssisgerex Seit! liLEfN $50 vas
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Die sigle saaleref wer mikieRb Ger lebten eber,e6a
Sabre in tie Sem ainS kie Nleaae mid.
1tS.raao fiierdg rera rqtn eisr Gr SebnS aus
fubrte fenen se 5eiunSs FGpprrtenre aoere
Mfalea Int.rtie arlts emil Il Ia gess auf ieireA
gharalter ais @tr ntifa il @eSa Inf Gtaratte suub e-
riafnfafStet ion -ssitafea etas tiHreideape 9epdbr
.'t'pssHs' nj nDla slHsyl Ann ,i90nna ,ht-D $
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OeGtlfl. 4. gllgliihe Sdlnl
- tsxr tM &'naSS,

Wp %, 81 unb 80 pcHlsa3pf, 1s. 7l.I@
FbrSo aeasnaber psn Der Masur's Otftrt. ifat
es sst.S osnt2 gssrssa ooAitSaetssr Rests, Spra3,
sesrsibs, @edns snns 3esHeHaAterridt erfseit sess
ttsnen I'M eateatiat ab SranSSi9sHs ssrse In Sa>
aerlp;eleu aai 9srlanes pebrSiier uHterrpt IN oer'
fnienexen aa1en- e sssr T,sip $50 ~ .s..s,
Hr wesbG4c Suassrseen t esRs eeprertn att8enes'f'
stii ssx scale R siHe Exrnanhan ssrsHaesn-s A1
S6Nfgt ~ errsn' tN -aDfsnnb ap8tSSBe~
sasss agssautt srtScist bsr grinsips per MnH0it
t9@ ala-a f,s g. RRapq,us5 SDutoaeitr.
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CONGRESS-.

SAT-. Ian. a5-Mr. Sumner introduced bill TO
amend the Oath law 20 ihet All who practice IN United
SsaLes Courts shall take Il prescribed in the act ~
le62 inquiry was directed into the efficiency OF
h.ary ordnance Nj. IInles resolution 70 invest gate
AT ir in the Navy Department referred to >s.cct
Committee. Mr.. Hale said that naval expenses
would exceed those o. the combined Power ~ IN
roes. except Italy and Denmark snd exceed by
gor,y millions of dollars the yearly navel ex-
pesse, of England and France In The Crimean war
Tie resolution requiring Senator'S to take the oath
wa ,asen MP, ard debated by Me..rs. salisbury, Sum
NO Noahttlo ond johnson, and finely adopted
2;tOil After Executive session. the Senrte adjourned.
HnUsr-A bin Tor = Navy Yard in The West was in
trsduced: also bill 10 amend the Pacific Railroad ac
snd % create school fund on Of Tire conGsoatel prop
eIv; also OIL 70 artb0ri1s IL, 10 form State Gov
esaaent; also bill e. secure fe speedy transmission %
nah: al of which were referred TO the appropis ate
cognmittees Tho Elections Committee reported ad.
yc-sc 10 the claim 90 sets by 4. y. Field OF LosinDs
AMI Joseph segar OF virginia. Nh Holman offered O
resj'l on nstIactug the Committee on Military Affairs
10 report bin providing Tor i,Gease OF payto the
soldier, ia The Amy. wish referred to tle Military
4 riuiftee Nr FarnswOrth reported back the biz
rvYiog the Grade Of 20 be selected
Gea- the Rlr ron amouy Offices 10. beow he Grade
Of u general most distr suishrd icr energy
all skl nothing herein 10 shot the rank, psy snd
allowances of Lieut. Ger. Scott. Mr.. -cbenck reported
the >rrstes Amcrdafory Emc'lueut bin, with amend.
Jnc1ts Mr. Edgcrton tried 70 get IN the Crittsuden
platform as the plan on which e var should BE- con.
dsc.cd. The House then went into Committee on the
BIZ 20 supply deficiencies. political discussion FOL
H. a. a. vhci Je,rs. Brook. Stevens. Smith. Nal
lorr. Mad worth end Clay participated.
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1860. and voted persistenty for JEFF. Davis in
the Charleston Convention. And now he is an
'Abolitonst' No doubt of il.
But why stop here Gen. Gran, is aso urged
for next President, and he too, always Demo
crat ill this war broke ont, now publicly pro
claims that Slavery and Rebellion must fill
the same grave. He, then, is an 'Abotionisi.
May we not hope that a few weeks will add
10 the number. Mr. James Guthrie, Gen. Nc
Clellsn, Gov. Seymour, either have or have lad
Presidential aspirations. They, too, must real
iyc, what jeff Davis has rs good as confessed,
that Slavery is 'playcd out" VIII they choose
to ride a dead horse in a race for SIW'0OO'
May we not hope that THE Uorh will soon en-
roll them also in its list OF Abolition candidates.
WhV moi
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u Delegates pledged 70 immediate and universal I'm.

Of Delegates pledged 10 immediate and universal Rr.
cpation. The resolutions commend the ntegritv ~
fidelity OF Gov. johnson. and request him 10 caI ma
convention. committee was appointed 10 select a..
gates to the southern Free State Convention in iss
VILE ~~
Gov. johnson made powerful speech for ne.r -
hours. lie said the people had the right to amend ts.
own Constitution Tor they the source Of no~,a.
Who dared say the Convention should not MI.
Slavery has been the destroying element which tr;S
put down the Government and the Government 49,
put II down immediately and forever He hsd ~.
sheathed bis sword for universal Freedom and thro
away the scabbard. He wanted free wiitsmss.s
Government, but his platform was broad enonyh =.
the freedom of all white and black Let an hsrnes. -
tie great battle Of human rights and Justice 10 Al ax
defy the negro aristocracy and slave drivers ~~A
Our victory 10 certain. for We seek the frea,acn =.
whites well blacks. We must restore tbe So
Government on righteous principles and defrand No.
Of hcir natural rights; strike the letters of the a.
and let the oppressed 60 free. Gradual emancinasi.
was pIeposterous FOR it proposed to fit the slays n,
freedom by prooDgiDg his slavery There must be "a
compromise with traitors til treason goes down Pc.
baps to-day Is the Christening Of the nation Tor our ,r.
national sin slavery is in way-let truth triunns
Justice prevail and slavery go down Let VA strike -
liberty Freedoms altar IA erected, and he VIM vsu
not forward and worship IL coward and sla,.
The speech Was received with unbonnded enthusiasm
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THE rWp Dr,RruNr BALL.-Ihe snnaA
pan o.. the iise Department in aid o; the widows aud
Orrlsrs' Fund came oA al The Aoadem! 81 Music "
Monday cscniug aud vas fully as successful IN e'ey
pc iculsr as ANY OF is predecessors. From an cary
hour in the evening until the close of the ball he sA
iercs OF che spaciou. eJidce was thrcnged WIN '''
lieinty and ashton Of .he metropolis while the pa
qu' from the Upper tiers. presented &c e's'
chm ing scene II beauty. The only drawback uast 10
presence Of sncl AZ immense crowd on the hosr =
almost to preclude ce possibility Of dancing. Two has
bands performed soue choice selection from popular
operas Thc building was f.tooned with csrlAnds'fnoS
err. AZ The extreme end Of the stage large arch wS
erected bearing che words Fire Department Fund
sarmorntei by an eagle and the word Union me
whole iiuminatei by jets Of gas. Undernesth ne
arch were phced three beautiful specimens Of Ere p
psr,ius. IN. engine of Engine Company No g. ana
the carriages OF Hoss Compsns Nos 80 and 81 Among
The distinguished persons present were bis Hon~
Mayor Gunther. Chief Engineer Decker A. j. FsA
tour. Treasurer of the Fire Department Henry 4
Burr cx.Qgesiaso. OF tbe Department and ssw
others.