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mastering out or Omcers.
WAsHrycroy. ,Julv

0aiy os
Gen. Howard has issued circular, sayins
as he has received information that q losge
number Of destitute refugees, taking advan-
tage Of circular No. s, issued from his bufeau,
have been transported south, against their i'm
terests, to places where it is difficult to pro-
cure food, and in most instances, impossible
to do 30, except when provided by military
authorities, hereafter no transportation win
be granted to this class, except where human
ity evidently demands it, and then only upon
the express orders Of the commissioners Of his
bureau. sa
Orders will shortly be issued, mastering out
Of the military service over 100 major and
bngadier generals, most Of whom have been
in comparatively pleasant positions in out
northem cities, on court marshals, &c. 1t il
the intention of General Grant to substitute Il
their places officers distinguished fos esllan
Try and meritorious conduct during The War.
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NH Yon. Julv d

ttsftzg ~" = AVSAS Vuly D.
The H~alds Richmond, Lynchburg and
Norfolk correspondence contains interestine
Southern news. Martial law has bsen ,a.es.
tablishsd in Norfolk, owing to riotous con.
duct prevailing there. There is still much
suffering fron destitution in Richmond. AZ
iairs in Postsmouth are progressing satisfac.
torily. The Mayor seems to be the right
man in the right place.
The Heralds New Orleans correspondent
says the town of franklin was recently
sacked by guerriilas. Five United States
treasury Agents who were in search of cot.
ton 10 the interior are supposed to have been
murdered by them. :
Inc Heraid Washington special of the sth
says no orders have vet been received Al the
tribunal for the removal of the remainder of
the conspirators. They were not informed Of
the death OF their aceomplices until Saturday
A. n.
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6uFFALO, July 8.
The workmen employed by the Erie, N. Y
c. and Lake Shore Railroad Companies, in
this city, to the number Of FIVE hundred, have
been on strike since the Fourth of July, on
account of reduction in their wages from
two dollars to one dollar and half per day.
There has bean no disturbance q yet, but the
men prevent others from working.
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DARCY MCGEE REPuDIArED BY HIS
FRIENps.--About six hundred of the late
friends and supporters of D. Arcy McGee, the
Canadian Minister Of Agriculture, have pub
lished, in Montreal, a disclaimer Of Mr..
MeGee's recent speech ct Wexford, Ireland,
in which he reflected upon the Irish popula-
ton in America. They denounca Mr. McGee's
aspersions as " not only unhandsome and
ungenerous, but unjust They 60 ON to de-
clare that Mr.. McGee is not ssfs public
guide and instructor, but rather, what high
ecclesiastical authority once described him,
"a theorist given to writing eloquent impu-
denoe, and in the habit Of subordinadng the
facts of case to the fancies of his mind.'
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The HeralTs Fort Monroe correspondent
gives the following account of melee at
Smith6eld on the 4th. The excursion party
70 6mith6eld ce4prised about 500 negroes,
belonging to the Quartermaster' Department
here. They went ON the steamer Newton.
On arriving, some opposition was made 70 the
steamer landing BY the residents Of the place
and others, and when the Captain Of the New
ton, Captain Lester, insisted ON landing, pay
meut Of wharfage was claimed. This demand
Captain Lester refused to pay, referring the
claimants for indemnity to the government for
which the boat was chartered. Meantime q
detachment of the Sd New York cavalry, Maj
Ebb commanding, rode down from Suffolk to
preserve order, in anticipation that the day
would not end without disturbance
Robert Darle, butcher of Norfolk, and an
alleged leader of the citizens crowd, drew a
revolver on Captain Lester and vas about to
shoot him, when Major Ebb interfered With
this murderous intent, by hitting him over
the head with his sabre, laying Darle's scalp
open.
In the course Of subsequent melee, pri-
vate John Gray, of Co. C, Sd New York
cavalry, through mistaken disobedience of
orders, was shot through the lungs by one of
the Sergesnts and mortally wounded
Major Ebb behaved very handsomely, and
but for his presence and the men under him,
there doubtless would have been many less
negro excursionsts returned than went out.
On the facts being reported to Gen. Miles,
he to- day sent force 10 Smith6eld with or
ders to arrest the ringleaders of the citizens
crowd.
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WASHINGTON, July 6.

. .t. WASHINGTON, July g.
i, The CArosicle brands, as ridicalously false,
the statement that Secretary Seward has
plsced his resignation at the disposal Of the
President.
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Drs. Geo. ". Seidfif<
AND
Geo. E. Ehisager,

HoAG0oPA
Have entered into co-pzrtner.hip and opened heir
Office Third street between Main and Johnaon
Ti-ke Cigar stare They will IN cDnnsetoD with their
General Faetc pay special attention 70 the treatment
Of Chronic Diseases
ofics hours from to 10 o'clock q n. 10 O'Clock
and TO o'clock p
DR. seditz may also be foun at HI residence. Con-
cert street between 5,h ard 9th, till oelrk and
during the evening and night and Dr. Eh9ger at their
Office. 3dAtreet, during the evening and night.
jul, sd3m
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&uppo9ed Murderer Arrested.
BosroS, July 9.
Detective Jones and HeatA, arrested at Ft
Independence, yesterday, John Stewart, on
@spieiua efsbeing ths mnrdesef of Tie two
Joyce children.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Rebel Ram stenewalf.

INV AVhA3 0uv %
The Herald Washington special says the
Department of State has been officially In
formed that the Spanish government proposes
issuing orders 70 the Captain General of Cnbe
to deliver to the United States government
the insurgent ram Stonewall, now at Havana.
The health Of the President continues 70
improve. A cabinet meeting was held to-day
for the FIRST time in two weeks. He expects
to be able to resume his receptions to . limited
number. sa
The President has appointed John Hardy,
ESQ.,, late editor of the Selma Ala Sentinet,
U. s. Marshal for the Southern district Of
that State. Mr.. Hardy is one Of the faithfdf
who adhered to the Union, and II. now i'm
dicted in no less than Ave counties Of Alahe ma
by the Davis men, for denouncing his treason
in attempting to precipitate the cotton States
into revolution. 81
Gen. Pope, having completed his arrange
ments in reference to Indian affairs In the
Northwest, left to-day for St. Louis, to resume
his command.
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keep constantly hand and for sale At the lowest
prices 20 cash customers and prompt large and
veil sslect ted stock Of sTAPLE and FANCY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
TAX SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, Iowa COUNTY, SIS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Iowa COUNTY, IS.
n OIlCE is hereby given that so much Of each par
u eel land city or village lot described in the
following list, MAY necessar, for that purpose,
ili, on the first Tuesday, being the 5th day OF >ep
TENDER, A ID. 1868, ana the next succeeding day 9
thereafter be sold by me at public auction Hl office
IN the CouIt the villa Of Dudgeyille for the
yment Of delinquent 10 the can y. d. lSbi,
also for the yoiui bounty tax levied & T. 1900,
which have been returned this Office delinquent
prior TO this date 10y the OF the several towns
and The of the city Mineral Point, in the
County OF Iowa.
Given under my hand at the office Of the County
Treasurer Tow ounty and State Of Wisconsin, 4
the lase Of Dodgeville tie eth day Il May, A. D.
1850. FRANCIS WV AN,
Treasurer Of Iowa County.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07

Lot No. block 3 lot blk 4; lot blk D. lots Q, Z,
blk i all block 4 all Of block s. lots J. }, l.
;; lots & ) blk o lot blk 10; all OF block |;
lots 3, 1, blk H. lot Blk 4 lots 9 = / ) blk 5;
lis blk9; lots /, :, 5, 8 block IL; lots2,
blk g: al Lik "a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
SIANEI 5 ADDITION,
Lots No. 80, u, Is, 6S, 81, Is.

lHFIN's A0DlTION.
Lots No = >. s. n. i. - -. 30 81 81. &c a. 50
81 81 81, s. s. 81, &C IS. 10 $. g. e6 l6I Jos
lu9 lI3, ia, us, I22 l29 1876 ~ 1.i I53 ia TO-
l66 lG9. lI3 l-6. IL. i7> 80, Isl ls9, ls 1T 203
pit 24f 20T PA 2l6, 2l7. 222 224 :27. Z5o 284 236
23o, 2tS. :. 251. -, -. o. r. 266 -e7 pes
900. So, $40 Su5, 2s.I.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07

Take no more BaIsam Mercury. or unpleasant Inedi
cInes. for unpleasant and dang, rous diseases.
EXTRACT BCCHU AND IMPROVED
ROSE WASH CURES
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
HELMBoLD.s EXTRACT BUcHU.

For Weaknesses arising from Excuses, Hal its Of Dis
sipation Early Indiscreon OF Abuse, attended WliE
the following symptoms
Indisposi.io TO EXertion, Loss II Power,
Loss Of Memory, DlhcuIty OF breathing,
" eak Nerves Trembling,
Horror OF isease, Wakefulness,
Dimness Of Vision Pain in the Back,
Uuigersa L4saiiude Of the sIrscu ar s. stem,
Hot ifauds Flushing of the Body,
Drynsss Of the Skin Eruptions on the Face,
Palid Countenance.
These symptoms. If allowed 70 go On, which t:ls
medicine Invariably removes soon follows
Lnpotsncv Fatuitg, Epfeptic Fits,
In one Of viii Il the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those 'Direfal Diseases
''IN-ANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause of their suffering
But NONE WILL CONFESS THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE
ASYLrMs.
And jfelGnc1oZy deaths 6y Consumption, bear am
pie witness to the Truth of tie triton.
Tie Constitution once ofrcted 7cith OygGnfc
Readiness requires the aid Of Medicine to Strengthen
and Inrigorate the System,
Which IIEL,1poLD's EXTRACT DUCHU iararfa5zy
does.
Trial VIII convince the most skep,ical.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
Observation-Disclosures

Ia many affections peculiar 10 Females the Ex
TRACT BUCnU IS unequaied by any other remeGy as il
Chorisis or Retention, Irreguarity Pa niGluess OF
Suppression If Customary Excavations, liberated o.
Scrrhous state Of the Uterus LeuchoIrhoca or Whites
Sterility rld for all complaints incident 10 the sex
whether arising from i.discretion HABITS Of Dssipa
ton, or in the
DECLINE on CHANGE OF LIE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
iti-uS

L1Ts ~ HAREIsON's SURVEY. IN SECTION >, TOWN T.
RANCE
Lots 70. 227, 22s 229 $50 81 30, o4l 2t3 2l4, %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07

Lot no 80 nj Of 2S lot Is lot l6 p. Of >; 100;
lot 81 x w "a & q b; IS a; lots 80 i %.
BARNARD ADp.TICN
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
TOWN OF PCLAS ET.

LOTS N TIE Village OF CENTERvILLz.
Lots = ( Z; lots + & II.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
CITY OF MINERAL roGyT-rlRsT WARD.

Lr's No 5. 6 10 Ifhocs2 Iots3 4. Ioblocls 8,
!. blk l. ? 2, l. 5 8, 6, block = l. blk q; ?
8 Q, y lIok = ? / >, &, to. II y tlk n: Blk Il
?, ). 8 >. p Il, II ok 10; :, : blk ~ : S
blk -; f,",T. g. l5 II, IS blk II; l. 2 3 4 blk
J. go. Pt 8, blk % /. ,, B. 4, . Blk ~, l. J.
II l3 and lots j.. - l6 IS 10 blk 81; ot hlk 81
etE, NJ :, IS, j., G. Is Xix 50: E TO- ":
z Il biz "a; 3 pt Q blz3 pt T. pit 5, g. 10 blk u
IFo acres IN set 81 sec 56 town s. range n 81
sec TO I ., range ,, 20 = leo acres acrts in
20 SCI sec 50, to- n s. range -, bIx IS / blk
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-06-07
VISITING & BUSINESS

Gz7~New md FashionshIa Type for Wedding -nd
VISITING cards jas. received from New York and Phla-
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The b,l authorizing the C1roptroll-r ~ New
Yorp, to pay salaries was read snd passsi Tho
following bills were noticed;
I Increase the duty % salt For railroad in
Grand street Relative - the clerks ri The Courts
of New YORK For = railroad In Twenty -ioufth
street. To INC 1rppr,te tn New Nors Yacht Cub
70 amend tue c9Srter Of polghtccp'is. For
= railroad IN sIty.s,X suses and Lexington
svenue.
And ths following were introduced
Fcrara.l-o,l IN Ole Hundred aud Twcntv-afsh
street, New York; 10 amend the excise law 70
incorSlrste me Home Trust Company OF BROOKLYN.
To prohibit the collection ~ rent for metres ia
NOW YORK.. To amend the registry law relaL 70
D. convection to rev. sc tho Constitution.
Motions and resolutions were made as follows;
Ins'ructing our Senator's and Representatives in
| Congress 10 vote for the amendment b. the Const
| tuuun atonshiug slavery. Passed. by vote ~ 10
u 81, Nj. Van Buren, offered resolutions u honor
o, tic memory OF Edward Eyer,tt which was
| adopted Adjourned.
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NEWS items
II, Telegraph to IA. Sss York Son.

Tn, Canadian Parliament meets on Thursday,
January i9A.
SuNnER ~ Supervisors from the different
c, mites will meet Al Albany today flr the purpose
o. consultation as to the bost means to be aiop'el
t, bring about the adoption u a uniform state ~
county Bounty.
Tur Senate md House " West Virginia met
sud organized at whccln}, YESTERDAY The Gov.
cruor's Message spcahl very cncourAyire'y % the
prospects Of ,hc new state and tle cuuii.,cn II
10 dtancc
IuE gran Nationsl Convention OF the Fenian
nru,hcrhooI met in Cincinnati yesterday. Largo
nun bcrs NJ delegates were present from all parts
Of the Uu.tcl States, tho Cauala7, sDd Ireland.
For thc rresen. the Convention wi'l meet with
closet doos.
Two hundred Indisns burned tour ranches aud
one mail station west OF Valley Station, Co oraio,
on Saturday, stealing quito large number Of
horses ami cattle, and destroyiuEa larrc amount
Of property, They also tore the telegraph Inc
down, aud carried of the wire. There was some
6shurs TIE number killed IS not aseersa.nei
Tns o ua,4reI By the Committee % Ways
aai MAJ ..- dos ;hat after the Is. %: ia -,
I5. uc.c ,a ~ b. levied, -a,lcc.ci --l pad, on
% 80 ma. ,ta.ci AMI lea toy-r tohso.a s,.r as
ard q sps o tobacco produced ia sac Ja.cl
slc-, = tax 4 20 oea.s per pouul; am on al
leaf to .arro, Suown as scraps, and OF Ike pro-
. Gu-'..., 30 .culs per pound and On all a.lls-
Ac,urcl and leaf tobacco, tobacco stems and
scraps Of tobacco produced IN the Uuitcl States
a.tcr tho said date, a tax O, 70 cents per pound.
Tar Amy hin reported yesterday, from tho
To-
s5l1, $4,000 Of which 5000 100000 IS fo- tho pay
Of von,r GERS subs stence, soS,o1oOoo; quarter.
masters supplies sS1oo0e09i incIdsn.Als,
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personal NOTICES.

A DEPRESSED TO INNATIDS SUFS
IA NC PROM SCROFlIA, LCEE-, a
1IONs, KnhL ATlsA, HIP DISEASES O".
TO attempt description Of my suffering =
thu tor ribin ngonie, Of moe cNteusi,e and de-
tive ulcerption, GOVERNS the gTeste- pO ton e
pe ron, throat. &C., the terrible tppttl A.oe an
fruAv, ness would he impossible. Nude my n
lasted lett nothing uuhOnt, bat poverty coma
me 20 call In hspcusa.y physician, Who hoi
~ my sppearnCe, consoled me that would &C.
signed to Pottsr's Field in lev dave. he rerl
shorty With Dr. llcne. This gentleman beint
psienty more used 10 such sIghis pronounce
durable He not only precribed HE mediciny
also furnished ne With other comforts until Ivl
iectly cured. would also state that all pnyi
who had previously attended me- consideteq II 4
s,hIe loo Tue 70 recover. DR.. Heine's office IL at'
Fast ilth H. hot I'd aud "a ayes.
Sworn before me, G. 4. TAYLOR, Goinmissi,,I
needs >
saw John Holmes and know the above 10 be I
W ~ BBAkD, 81. d. Pee. 81 b0~eiy lnr
DR., henG ghatan'ess p+riect and las'ins :
five ycars ago. His treatment Is positively vi
tail 10 all sctoflous hereditary and all other cl
dlreasee Instead Of pending mon us Of miser
der he care Of other physicians, or in ho-pts,
s-rllo~ ms pouHd- OF ioiid pOtsA mercury, s4S
&c you can be cured In very short time b.
IieiLe's nes treatment. once No. IS Fast u
the MOTT horrible DEsrRU cTIo,"
THE BONES or TIT HEAD-lllk BEAlT
INF BONES or rHE FACE DENtpElLL
AND DEsTRU GIVE Ulcers OVER riff u
COMPLETE rROsTRArIOE -THk PAT
NOT ABLE TO MOVE HIS LIME -HOEkC
DfPORhITN Of His FEATURE.
l. JOHN IktlP, o, tho city Of syracuse ~
nov ~ No % Chsthlm ~, soieInnIy ssear that
suffered the ricgtctt ,ouie, human leins o,il. y
sible stand for II ye1is Drs. Powers snd Sul,'L
eminent physicians OF syracuse, exhausted n "
20 cuIe me, hut IN vain. Froi Nai.h, Of Alhan'
uounCed ne incurahlo In the \ h'uv 10 pit'.'
! ceiN I'd no tcucH;. swallowed hnnt ed Of toiti
sArsapsrillG evTup HE haItaiu, lodinr water DC,
| The " hole front bone rou,i nga>, Geuadn. Che II
| the hlucs Of ult i#cC wrrv denudod, Hy whu,t i
nOso, ears, and tt"r' nj pala ui my body, rrrs "a
/ were one mass ct ulCeir. | " ua COHI'etc.1 ? u'i
| ~ he p,e-s a. an iuiont. / had lo-i The usr y
! arms from ihOumHriru, lACis N.u no Nori- II
| pee my gratitude 20 nv .'sU neuoactof, Dt. ~
! WIS uOor anl Acipcs. whtn applied 70 pr, lid
! lad expended over fivN, | sluyC,ely tcIf
tho rodr suiforcfr in suu ont Of our hospitals Wi
| and see NE, behold my dishrutcl toltulea pnl b
| and tue, would /" as'oHi'lc3 At the meet vor-
| result ~ 'h. treatment. The vns ac,om9'i.nv
siN woke, me, thlut, after eleven year. horuh,
| ierire. JOllN IEu"
! ~, .cril oi and sworn before me. this rth g..
| January, loui. IS. II. RlHl III NotGly pull
! "a 49,, conner Of De
| B-Thc oues of NV head can le seen Of
| a.. Of Dr. llcin,, - last i'm n" between 80
! sd ave,
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his hand: beard them threaten Irving;
room was yre.y full cannot say vtsibe4.
hsd tuiLe or pissoi; pooody va either shoN
heo.. struck or mAlrestel while vup.-- ve-
Mr. axsnosr said that he would re-. the ca
forrins W reserve several witnesses for ,bot
the Court Of General SESSIONS.
Peter Rowe, sworn 'or the defence, teetinc
he vas At Tsmmanv Hall on the nioht u u,
culty; vitrcsr did not so wospon IN cntt
vsng's or Bercl's hApd. Edward ". Ewin<
keeper At r-mmanv Hal, pstihed ten be q
49, any pcrEon draw q tnif' Of pistol. J
HAieh /, David slndfprd and Henry McDermo
nfcd that they did not 49, Riera draw q We
The heari z was then sdi1urued 70 this af'e
NJ DEL, ct.
drrsI II Alleged Bpr1ia-s On Monday
otieor Jsmoe Irving ofthe .0th P ecinet. a.
Joseph and join scGivins IN suspicion o.
the persons who entered the house Of Andrev
nett, No i2l West 21th street % the night
1a inst II will b. reunern crei that the Ia
we're discovered by NJ Burnett. who gri
with the man, and during the struggle u
Aired = pistol ~ him without eject. Ttc b.
identified by NJ Burnett and several othe
sons A. the person who fred the pistol II
held by Justice Ledwith r. answer a charge
glary and fslonious assault. joseph Gv,'
held for Identification. .On Monday
two burglars entered the dwelling Of ".
No. Pol street Thew were discovered hl
gentleman, who underworld g. prevent
escspe. The burglars roaahed tho str 81
about s25 worth u clothing. NJ 1evNn r.
| In pursuit and At the corner Of tho B~c'
/ Pei street arr sted one Of the mon. who 50
name a. joseph Brennan. lie was commi'l'
Passing Cdun,erreu Money. -Isadorc y
| den, CHARGED with passing 4 counterfeit clV
I ihe New York Exchange Rank, a counter
/ on tho Merchants snd Mcch.n.cs' Bank o.
! and - counterfeit e. M &c y " Haven CIV
" Aulf EIr.n, ~ No Rutgers street, In pa
ment for some segar' Tho accused vas "a
| tel hv Justice Mansfield Tor exam nation.
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s1o'ooocn borss~ esa.oo-@o utnsportsnon,
tSn oohooo; clothing and camp equip~se,
ssaN0ON go Arpsmsn, If fort location. s3,5oo,oo0 .
ordnance storca s9ncooooo: armaInen, Of the
National army, s45oeooo; glnpowder and 'end.
s25Oaooo. The appropriation made last year for
,ho army Amounted 70 sssaOo0O 600, including
tn, nm mn for deficiency.
A y. RicHAsDsoS, Il The y. Y. Tuinrsa and
VIM. r Davis Of the Cincinnati GAZETTE. ar
rived at NAshvil. On the iOth, having csc.ped from
the retel ponitentihrv ~ salisbury, n C., on the
nigh, n Decenhcr ls, istL and made their way
through Western North CsrohnA and Eis Tennes-
az. over the mountains. Thev Travelled Sp miles
through tie eneny's country before they resched a
place n salty. The Richmond authorities refused
al proposals for their erch ange. DECLARING that they
should . held during the war as hostages and Tor
| re,Nistou. they len 100 prisoners Al Salisbury
| suffering the grossesi barbAnnes from the rebels.
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New York state Legislature.


Albany Jan. i7.-Mr LAimbeer introduced pc
ti,on. Of TIE pupils Of the u ind Asylum asstne for
redress Tho following bills were noticed
r. confirm The ordinance the New York Com
mon Cornell, authorizing the extension 81 the
Third svcnur Railroad track. Amending the act
nutfoi'dnr ;tc New York Supervisors e. raso
money Is tax, and relative ~ ths expenditure
thereof Amending &c act " aid the National
G1yernmeIri II providing defcnocs for the Western
Lake.. Aucniinc tho aot authorizing no Bro1A 70
Ia. common Council t. issue bounty bonds. The
blr Incorporating the Home FOR Disabled Soldiers
was passed
Bls were introduced:
Enabling thc LAckaw1nna Railroad Company 70
nnrehase real estutc 10 New YORK tor ON . pur'
rose,. Lezalizng tho reool rton Of No New York
common Council Tor the benefit Of arc German
Hospital. Amending the act yesuns IN boards oil
Supervisors ccrtsn legislative powers.
Mr. CozAns moved shat the Comm ~ nners hay
iug charge NJ the construction Of che Harlem
Rrid,c e required t. rcp0rt what amount they
lsvc thus Gar expended, for What pirpoees, aad
" Al amount Will be necessary for ia completion
| Adopted.
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Nashville, Tenn, Jan Il Gen Thomas Fran
CTS McaFher arrived here lset night Fl "a CIstta-
noogs, with ssyor, thousand veteran troops Of the
18Th and l7,h Army Corps orrarizel A. Trovis-
iouAl division OF rsnnss, q - route to join soer-
nsn =, sav ,unAh, ria New YORK. where he may oe
exIeNLed In four OF i've days.
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NJ sherman nom the COMMITTEE on Frnsnoe'
rrtorted back ,he pettion Of Mrs. Jane s. s~1s-
heltn, In relation 70 the Employment Of 'cnalo
clerks In the Departref's.
Mr. sherman sad no legislation was neo1sary
" auihorilr the employment Of fomkbo clers = and
he asked that me cc-nmbtce b. discharged nom
ths further con SHERATON Of the subject. II vas 40
ordered.
Mr. DAVIS offered resolution 10 add n che sttnd-
ing committee 81 the Senate = committee - I'VE
Tor the investigation NJ corr ption Of ,hc Govern
ment In oil its departments, which was laid over
until tomorrow. go,
o. motion ~ Mr. Coll,ner, the Ho,se b.ll. IN
relation N carving the mails 10 To- oign countries
taken up and passed.. 80
Mr.. Wilson called up The Joint resoluhon r.
poriol by ! m yesterday, instructihs the Sccre's,y
~ War 10 cnuss nv ntory 81 the aruelcs IN voc
Tinted States ArsanGls and quarter ss'ers siote.
70 be male, which was pae'cd, with an amead,nen'
by Mr. Hall tnsiruci'ug the secretary oi me N''E
cause all naval storoEocpers to make ro'urh oi
tho arncles in her possession
Mr. Morgan inUod ICED bil N requisite "
mana euent Of captured Md abandoned ProINrv
IN the retsl atAteH which sas referred " the Cnul-
mitee on C0mmer.e.
NJ. sumner presented substitute for The Holee
resolution terminating the treaty Of lSl' win
Great Britain. - follow;
That the notice given by the President o, he
United States 10 the Government Of Greh brtS'n
and ireland, n terminate the treaty N l-l' reSi'
lating the navsl force upon the lbk's, ~ iuIlv
adopted aud ratified u the same hal Teen hu
thor zed by Congress. Ordered So he pnnted
Adjourned.