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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch to the Western Fress1
NEW Yong. Friday. Jan. eo-Sfldnl-ht.
The downward Increment in the railway list cob.
tlnrcd In thc Stock Exchange this morning. The de-
preston amounted almost 10 panlc- There WIS q
atropg pressure to sell the entire list and very low
the MARKET and the bull party offered only feeble
resistance The fee}lug the stEeet that securities
may be still further deprecated BY the arrival ofnews
from the cont, or Of dispeflticu at Richmond to
negotiate for peace.
The government list Is heavy. especially On SIS
and 1osos. All miscellaneous stoczs suffered de-
preston.
The gold market has been in perfect whirlpool Of
excitement to-day. Tho street Is full Of Flmora OF
the most startling kiucs. The denial Of the report
the capture Of Wilmington caused rise Of per cent
The lowest actual sales 2ol.
The money market, Is disturbed By the decl1netn
stockp. Nothing Is to!n. under per cent.
Foreign E1ehacgo light. Importers waliug tor FUR
ther fall In gold.
Petroleum stocks firm and higher. Sales Of knlck-
e1bocker at s. RgndFarm, 575 Noble We'll SIS; Du-
chanan 2.r Northern Light. 40; Excelsior. ISIS.
Petroleum market Inactive; 67aud 10c Ia asked, mud
65 offered Tor renned In bond. Crude Is aat at Asc
The Tobacco Exchange Is now fairy organized. At
meeting yesterday resolution Was Adopted thank
Ing the St. Louis tobacco merchants for their interest
mantft stea IN the New York Tobacco Exchange. The
largest receivers ofoiecco fran the West united
in this movement.
NEW YoHK, Friday, Jan. 2o-Eyrniny Exchange
Geld, 2o6k N. T. Central. 1904 Erie. =; Hudson
River. 1Ca; Reading, lt55z; Michigan Central losX;
Michigan Southern 65X Illinois Central, 1ix Pitts.
burg, S. Toledo lbs; Rock Island, 70 Northwestern,
3!A; do preferred, elk; Fort Wayne. o, Ohio nnd
Miss CERTIFICATES q Canton, 3tH Cumberland. Il;
Quicksilver, sik; hariposa, H. Stock market heavy
and lower alter call. Gold sold after c1ll Mt c5 ana
ut. IN r15k
, 1865-01-21
= FROM INDXANaPO
General state and Military News.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Triaune.l
Iap1ANAroI1s, Friday, Jan. 70, 1865.
The Supreme Court made the following do.
cisions 10 day :Rckctts and others against Foglc-
man aud others, Morgan Circuit Court reversed :;
Wright aEainst Roge1e, administrator, Cass Com
mon Pleas Affirmed; per cent damages to the
Statc on the relation Of Marks against Whitner
md othere, Morgan Circuit Court, reYeszcd.
General Thomas has recommcn1cd that The
veterans and reczuitB OF the eth Indiarz battery
be consolidated With tkose Of the 7th battery. md
that lat ucnt Samuel Winslow, be retained as
commander under the consolidation The term
Of service Of the nopres1dents In the 9Th battery
expires on the 9th.
Col. Joseph A. Platter has been apolnted chief
recruiting officer for the 4th district Gen. DID,
mont, Congressman ftom this district, lies quite
i'll At hts residence in thia cty. II. H. piatt, in-
lowing mules under age to pass inspection and ned
S1,N0, and in default Of payment thereof by the
eeedipg one ycas.. paid over to Quartermaster
Wilson to-day the q, ,00 and went down street lrec
md untf7lmnefed
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MICHIGAN LEG1SAAAIURE e.

Ispecial Dispatch to the Chicago THbune.]
LANSING, Friday, Jan. 20.
DR.. BonInc, OF Berien county, to-day introduced
Lii to authorize the construction Of dam across
the St. Joesph river ut Niles. Read twice and re-
ferred.
4 batch Of other bills were also introduced upon
subjects Of no general importance.
NEGLECTED to notice yesterday that In compll-
ance with resolution introduced by Senator
Chapman, the Auditor General sent In statement
from which 1t appears that Berrien was the only
county that returned any dog taz last year un-
der tho net laying ta1 upon the cantao race.
THAT county rctnrned over $2000, which amount
It IS proposed the county should have Refunded or
credit for.
passed two readings In the Senate. Also q bill
Giving justices OF fhe Peace Jurisdiction in cascs
originating ontaide Of the township In which they
reside.
The Houee consumed most Of the day on the SOL
The Legislature will probably appoint aome
suitable persou to act With commfttce Of the As-
ricultura1 Society to locato the farm at some more
eligible point
Senate to-day on Its fnaI reading.
, 1865-01-21

lspecinl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
Mcssrs oard and nnnh.m NM 81 Flaas the comit., o,
appointed By public meeting OF the citizens Of
Chicago to procure tho Incorporation Of the Chi
cago River Conn issioners, arrived this morning.
MI. Ieham introduced the necessary hill int, TIM
Tonse ~ the onen,nc ~ thp morn,no aea.,on
LOUISE .! loe opening VI .he :, inotn,1g sessaoo.
The Chicago Horse Railway bill paased tho
House to-day, with only three votes against 1t. A
proviso making the tariG Of rates subject to fu-
~ 80 - t'' 't''' e"4'4 on@
donbteoly pass me oenate.
The Chicago Union Stock Yard bill passed tho
Senate lo-nay ny WE q seycntsen 70 nSc, VIII
aesinsf II. N''@1o = 'fS~~@'
The Senatc iiieeusaed nj son,c 1cnot tte rcso1ri,
tion To- ;netInct onr senators and RcnrcsentatiTcs
r. rofe fnr m a1neni3rnrnt t thr Cnnetitntjnn fnr
ever nrnbihit1nr Slavery in tha Unitci States fho
principal speech was made By Senator Mack, Of
/. In he House this morning. a report from King
Kerry. Chafrman of the Comruittcc on MiscolII.
nenns fsns,neess to whom was rrE.rrcd Mnrnbv's
resolution on The Chicago Tn1susE: correspon-
,Se document s1oss1v ,nsnifnw to 1 the Ientsn-
mt GnyeTnnr of ihn St,te IN nation Tho rennrt
Was returned to the Chairman by q nearly mani.
and ~ q The md
T1e author of thc rcport is one Uiectns. former
II editor Of The Stutt Rt1ister, but now cosres-
assistant reporter Of the House. II the House
possesses any sell Respect II WILL e1pei lin nom
The bi11 defining the duties, pay and c1noluments
of The Adjntant General Of the State, passed the
House this afternoon, BY nearly u1aoimop9 vote:
a1eo the bill making late Adtutant General Fuller
Brigndier General, hts commission to date from
he pa3 1tl ad
The Republican members hare had a caucus On
, 1865-01-21
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURES.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribune.l
MAnYanH. U1, E-a,., r.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
MADISON. VII. Fnday. Tan IN
| e.. ....o, +n1,on h, b,+h ho.. - ~
thc aeoon .aA - .yn u1uses to7AS SHOWS
| maofl1J asAns1 epee4aA 1ee1Hlauon tof bounty
ta1 and against allowing tax for higher loca
| bornties than $adt1
In The seu,tc M. Harris anne.re,, o,a too,-,,
| - Inv -. 41oi4e appeateo ana LOOK TIL
seat Iof lAe alst ulne.
| A resolution OF inquiry as to the uroprietv n
| cconomiztnp nv dfsnena{ro win ,r;,t;.,. ~
Cs..-,oz,. ,,.~.,.o ~ 80, 49, ~tns
GoFelno1s message In foreign languages was
amended 60 as to rednce all expenses OF the Leg
tslatu1e to tho lowest terms and Indefn,tr1r nnsf
aS 'A' "-@ AA0e11"e'1 post
ponce
i1e assembly resolution for printing the Gov
ernor's Message in foreign language, will be re,
ferfed to the Printing CommIttee
A,,,. ,,,,t;o., s.,s.,. .-N.E.,
tous po.!ueu oepate On ses1cfday'a buncombc
resoluuon ot inquiry relative to the soldiers to
which several amendments wac offered. extendin,
inquiry 10 what locaIltice h,ye tlJcd tbe,r c1ats
~ ro,nn,eers rbat .rt.s,...s A quola
~ ""s suo""'eo u or re-
SlRted the draft, how many have
ekedadd1cd, and from what sections. whether
crutf treatment Ia aoldiera In ycho, -,.,anas -.
heen scrT;vs,ed i,v tbn enns,t tsvs1 pl1so1s mas
marty al lie NnriH ami 7rheth", r ~ ~ "a
fhe connfttee 10 nrncn,e f1e nsessssp 1ot
linn xriff1fn rnesnnahIa tSmo Tk .uuLna
wos refcrred to The Committee m St,ts aSsiea
IL, The cnnr.as ~ ths Iahnto c. ~ ota'I A1ai5s.
nonnee NJ me Sc al f qSeaIe senator Keea d.
nude sayes Of dc soiiters tn the si ~ a.,
+%s;s3e ~ ~ ra. en IN un soioieFs Justly
AsEatse EIis 10y ~ -. w auH otnsts.
411 nts W.T. ln.oonstu H. setauoa 70 Lne lees or
ho1n, .asa fiI,. .H taat on coIlecanE
, 1865-01-21
FOREIGN NEWS,


more, from Liverpool Jan. 4th and Queenstown
dan; 5sh, arrived as o'clock tonight
1st, and the Glasgow on the ID; The Canada was
Londonderry. ' >' '''''A a.
Mr. Lincoln's dtsapproyal Of Dix's order to puf-
sue nlaranders into Canada WIS received with
great satisfaction: The papers generally argue
less compliE ent him for prompt action.
The Times, editos1alty, is very much Inclined to
synpathize with the Federals IN the matter Of the
les onsbt to lave taken the ss
IS Of OBTAINING the raiders tl warrant as signed
By The Governor General. 1t Gays, whatever ault
eminent and the people Of England had no power
In the matter and have no other wish than to carry
out the extradition treaty with the utmost fair-
uess.
Eu1ney CordTell, Secretary Of State for the Col
unfes In speech at Oxford, asserted that the Ca
madam government would maintain inviolate tho
neutrality of british territory, and II the existing
n LIME pf"'e n'sa'aelena 'neS WILL moi long remun
~ 1,, H..
lne ha1 new Ss HAs ta1tnes Impressed Inc fcoel
1oa1 H. ~ ~, ~. 'u, aara " eh ~ tas Meek:
rewarded with brilliant success, and that Thomas
Slctones must iase tno spills9 % the tedera!s.
and eonhtm thcin IN tne heltef f:hat throushoutth
oatn Sat a ,nsy nnfs no enemy capable OF opposing
The British revenue for 1854 u only three hun
te renc,a % tae yeaI
IN tax. ~@'' +''''''"''7
The British war steamer Race Horse yas wreck
cd IN the China Seas, BY which mint. mine lives
were Lost
Nineteen people were crushed to aea.,; at con-
cert in Dundee. e'~>'->' ~ 1~''-'' '' = WIZ
Napoleon, at IA diplomatic reception on New
Year day. was con.ratulatea hr the Fnnets
Supcip, aid in rep1y rare insurance of His earn.
est efforts for the maintenance Of peacc md fus-
sice. The French Government and CLERGY mani
fest continued hoeiility to ihe Pope's cacYclical
letter.
II il 1sportca that measures will In Introdrcci1
Into The Corps Leeslntif to abolish iintcs IN eTfi
cles used in ship.buildinr and m ad,nit fnraien
bnilt ehins duty nee. S@t@A ~ "4'1'% '''e'sA
Prince Napoleon Is appointed Vice President of
the Priyy Councii. '@0 1'~7'1-A' -
Rnursc hnnvnnf nnd hfrher Ran+oo eef cno
The Italian Minister Of Commerce has issued a
circular to the Chamber Of Commerce, to warn
merchants ngafnss' the violent fluctuations in
american paper currency.
Other Continental news uuimportint.
CALCUTTA, Dec. 5.-cot,on goods active.
VERY LATEST
Can't CQrbett. who commanded the Sea Kinp
now the pirate Shenandoah, On her yoyacc from
Liverpool to MadeIrs, has been arrested for yiola-
tfnts sht. en1fstu,n In zr1tatInu
, 1865-01-21

On motion Of Nj. Green, Of Union, the Stock
lard bill Was ordered to be ongrossed
passed; Incorporating the Randolph Coal and
Railroad Company
Nj McConnell-To amend the charter Of Jack
Nj, Eastrnan-From the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, reported bills incorporating the Chicago
River Commissioners, which we're passed to q
Then the specIsl order, Mr. Mack'a resolution In
relation TO tic amendment Of the United States
Constitution, prohibiting slavery, was taken mp,
Mr.. Mack making an elaborate Argument Ii lavoe
nj II
, 1865-01-21

M1tWNHREE uIUfRef4
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MILWAUKEE, Friday, JIM. 70, 1ssS.
FIouR-DnN and 25G5oc lower. Sales: 1900 brls
Magnolia Spring, ut $7s'H, buyers option all Feb
1uary.
Receipts 1000 bushels. Market
~psncsy" and lower. Safes on Change: $1,000 bu at
H. IS In store. This evening the market was
about the same as on Change; &. 600 bu changed
hands ut Il s%S15sH. Coru-Sn1es; 5000 bu new
ehel!ed ut Sc.
PRuy1t1oxs-pull. Sales: leo bss city mess po.k at
ssseo; 80 brs extra pine at ss6co: zoo brls prime
1nEsssD HeasoNo sales. E8minas'y slase71a.co,
{rfH H9pH1 M
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.j
CINCINNATI, Friday, Jan. %.
The decline Id gold completely nEeett!ed the Es1r
u. e>n be eiven an prices OF articles ,nust b. &C.
HoEsNTha Trcrints Of hors foct NJ les, tran .oo
head. 1he market opened du1l and c.esed In about
the eamc couc1don. The whole rAugo u quoted 1t
PsoT1lIoSs-rhr1e Ia nosh!ug dotng!n mess pork.
Bulk meats sKe dull ut 1'91sc of shouaazs a7d sldel
packed.
, 1865-01-21
st. Leuis .skot-

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1
ST. LOUIS, Friday Evening, Jan. 20.
TonAeco-Aetiye. Sales scraps at F. %: green
and damseed at $61aS7.io factory luss S5aoa1aoo;
do planters do ut oc@taoo; common shipping leaf
sls,ca1e.75; medium do st s1s. s.coe2s.15; good do
s2s* common msnnfsetssng Leaf a1 e.
Xxx at 2!1. % p btl. ........
GRAts-wheat dull with sales Of small lots at 81 IS
@fss buahel Corn little better. With sales at s1oo
q Fsnd st.21 oa.hsl H. nsy haSs: esckz In
sacks H. iya Sales: $ Raeks att!s = ba3hel.
Bark y-Fali 1t S3l09: spr'ns at 11:s5YN hushel.
WuiskY-EaleS Of lS6 brls ct $a-2a5 g4t.
, 1865-01-21
AmUSEMENTy.

1aE orEHA.-Halevy's beautiful opera of the
Jcwe's IVES repeated last evening to full house
ano feectVcd With great enthusiasm It's 1ne
I meiooies aod effective chorusea must always make
! an impression. The cast was substantially
as before, save with Hermann Us the Cardinal,
and II anything the general effect WAS better
loan On tne drst representation. This after
noon me popular opera Of Stradella, abounding
Faust vii close the delightful season Of German 6
opefa. Those who have not seen Hermanns In his
rsa1 t95s o. aeRhistopheie: should not e@tt a
Louis season Monday night =:
4et fckER's IHEATER.-The versatile actress
and danseuse, Mile. Zoe commences fortnfsht,s
engagement At McvIcker's Theater on Monday
popular dramz Of lie French sPJ. ReportmaEes
Zoe,e rendition Of this pantomimIc, muscular and
ss aod s
Old theater staser, are likely to be electrified.
MrRDERors sAssAr1r.-Yestcrday Justice Nc
Donncll issued warrant for the arrest Of John
Stack and Michael Mo.1issey, who arc charged
with serious assault upon Ellen Warren, Indy
residing npon the corner OF Front and sangaEon
which ie occupied hy Mrs. Warren and her daagh-
With the ladies. They we're ordered out of he
Eanl' upon ths ladies. slr,king one Of them So
They then went of, On Sunday night LAST they
returned, and, when refused adzAlttance, broke
down the door and grossly abused the inmates.
Not get satisfied with their performances, they re-
tnrred on Monday hight, about o'c5ock-an de-
libcEate'y fred cleyen shots through the door Of
tho lady and I'tt1e girl were sleeping, and the
others lodged In the furniture OF the horse. They
require severe handling.
A No7on1ous CONFIDENCE Man cAuouE-Ycs
terday Officers Sherman and Miller, Of the. Super
, 1865-01-21
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MA nKEr.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
ALBANY, Friday Evening, Jan. 20. 1855.
CATTLE-Are still scarce ut this point owing maln.
~ to lack Of transportation iact1tes. Up to night
the receipts Tor tho week are LOO htad. most Of which
have been sold at an advance OF A@lc p y. Prices
ranging from to II cents
EEEEP-Are scarce nnd in good demand 1t 1c@1?e
for tight common to heAVJ good.
E0GS-Ip fair request Ut l&&t{4c.
, 1865-01-21
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW ToRx, FfidtJ, Jan. %.
MoS1Y-Actlve md arm.
sTKHLISa ExcHAEox-Dull; 1l9H@1D9k for gold.
Gc1DExcited, uneettled md lower, opening ut 2G7,
SeU. -
GovKREstEST Es sTocks-Meay1 e -1 and 1owsr: 8. G.
rcettA es Tenn e. %; NO. Is, 65 o. II. certfs
SrocKs-Better; Quicksilver 81; Ain.1posa 11x; n
49, E5te 3 Il, mnts9n 33in 1as> t;s Issasng
4 II r 1nfi G;H: Toi. 1CsX; Z. j. aIs II. W. a1.
, 1865-01-21
U0 Rcnt.

ITO RENT-Mr, Reissig's former
better shop on the southwest corner Of Jackson
trFet and the river With lott leo On river By
et on Jackson street Iae shop or hn!ains anlfs
LEkZEf1lAUsER, f:.7 South Canal tlrcet-
isT,vl1n.t u
, 1865-01-21
The Tribune Almanac for 1866 has.
| been received by McSally j. Co. 81 Dearborn
| Et[eet fa2l-pl431t

The Tribune Almanac for 1865 h0B
been received by MeSally & Co. s. Dearborn
street. tl2l-gl43-1t
Prof. Sinks Writing Institute, 15s Clark
street is open day and evening, for ladies' and
gentlemen to accomplish Themselves In the art uf
Penmanship. jan17- -esa5-5t
~ Paper Hang1ncs, Painting, Calcimining
and Glazing, at F. Z. Rgby'f, 50 Randolph street.
EHis well 70 get clear OF a cold the first
self q It lie aFst forty-eirht honrs-the proper
remedy for the purpose being Dr. Jayne!s Erpec-
toraat: Sold eVerywhere.
jan17.esf5-St-tucs thu sat
American Belles.-Ametica is Justly proud
Of her beautiful Ladies', bnt how many mar their
prematurely old in appearance, By ueglecuns to
IKE proper care Of their teeth. There can be no
Sols e % a
e1sts and pcrfumers. ia17-e7is-at-tue-th-sa
Eorthwcstern 8. s. Teachers, Inst1-
tutes
Third session on Monday evening, June sssrd
In the 1setqFs s1s noS% & ~ First 81 E.
rnoanA.XE.
530 to s40 opening exercises; TAO to $40 speet-
men {ssson by class Of ten members Of the 1nslt
Bais oa M.9n aon
On !. 0rder n Sabbath seAoot7 opened BY q. ".
tiss On he %np of Tie 5iz Iaads. '''''e'N s<s'
Lett members of the Institute be prompt In
to read the above in their several schools on Sab
bath, and extend an Invitation to their teachers to
attend this session Of the Institute. II
DR.. BtGelow,s Medical Card.-1n an
~ fhe medfc1l rord NJ fhfs oe1tfemen rhnae rrIs
, 1865-01-21
Strapf1.

CTRAYED- edne=day after.
/ nocu Jsn. 18Th, Bag Co /, blaek uAne and liz
fTo veaFs old hle star IN fotehead eathrr halter
On when lost Information OF tho same Vi he sut-
ably rewarded. TROMAs TULLY, Grocer, Tad st. :,
1eax Halsted A1eet pftaKa. 1aalSl53 =
, 1865-01-21

Esocn AnprH"--A pamphlet edltion-pricc
Is cents. For salc Mt McSally i Cos. 81 Dearborn
Etreet. fa2t.p144lt
, 1865-01-21

Prof. Sinks Writing Institute. 159 Clark
street, is open day and evening, for ladies' and
gentlemen to accomplish Themselves In tho art uf
Penmanshfp. ian1 7-esa5-5t
, 1865-01-21

SUSPECTED DEsERrEn.-John Waldrou was
orderly conduct The fact that he appeared with
dyed hair and Hire military 4hirts under his out
ward linen gave rise to Tho very reasonable suspi
10 Col. Strong for an investigation Of his antecc-
dents.
, 1865-01-21

So1D1xnsr uo1E.-Thc Board Of Managers OF
TIC Soldiers Home met in rcgular weekly seq
e!on, nj the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday afternoon, T. 3. Bryan,
Esq. the President in the chair. In the absence
Of HRS, Saycr., the Secretary, HRS. Brayman was
chosen Secretary pro ten.
The Committee on the Rest reported !, ,ess meals
fu!nished for the week ending jim 20th, 703 aEri-
1as. and one death-the last that Of Sergeant
Hadley, Of the 10th Mipnesots Volunteers.
Contributions to The g Home were reported as fol-
lows: $50 from r. T: ". Peck; q from Thomas
milk from PARTIES not named.
The Board appropriately noticed the death Of
me9bc1s to 1he following persons, who Ind rnp. mn
tFipntcd to ecnd the wife Of the deceased to her
friend@ In New England: Mr. Carr, for abatement
IN s1d ae els Ri'es aR Bsn Il
son. cash, 81; Capt Moss, cash, Il; Mrs Sanford,
MIS-. Kmbark, Clerk IL the Ceniral Rallroad or
dce r. A. Newton and Mrs. Blaine, each. cash. 81.
The following persons were chosen Committee
for the Rest for the ensuing wcck: Mrs. Rauuy,
MTr Hamil, Mrs. Bristol and Mrs. Moore.
The Committee on the Home were instructed TO
continue their functions for another week.
The President announced the sale OF the prop.
crty originally purchased fur 1hc Permanent lIome
on Lake eVennc to nss - a. r. . wnersapon 20
'olid Rssaissd, That the property lying west q Lske
avenue, and known as the baidw1n Bartlett
purchase. be sold to Afs' Annie D. johnson '0'
ihe Committee On the Home were instructed
10 dlspose Of the furniture at present contained IN
the building.
covering hcrrcslgnatton aa Secretary Of the Board
On motion OF Mrs. Cushing, It was voted that
eeoucniy passed conveying the thanks Of the
l,onrd for her ,ndcfattgatle ~nd valuable 1abors In
its behalf aud requesting her to withdraw her res
After The transaction Of untEportant buslnesa
the Board adjourned.
, 1865-01-21

JACKSON HAEEs*-This gentleman, well known
In Chicago rs skater. gave his nzst performance
on ace before European audience, On the 18th Of
December, at the Crystal Palace, Sydcnham: also,
IN par1oFs, before the Royal family, ut Windsor,
Christmaa week. BY Imperial order he left for
Pans on the eth inst, stopping at Rotterdam and
AmRtert1am
, 1865-01-21

POLICE CounT.-This Institution WIS decidedly
dull yesterday. There were seventeen cases. on
the docket and fines assessed to the amount OF
$94. The ofcnses were: Drunka aud disorlcr1y, II: :
dIsorderly, I; drunk, l; arson, 1. The nativites
we're: Irish, Il; English. l French, l; German. l.
, 1865-01-21
~ Paper HanR1ncs, Painting, Ealcimining
and Glazing, at F. +. Rigby+s, 50 Randolph street

II It is well 10 get clear OF cold the first
week. but 1t is much eafer and better to rid your
self Of It the first forty-cight hours-the proper
remedy for the purpose being Or. yayAe-s Etpec-
foraat. Sold everywhere
jan17-esf1-St-tucs thu eat
, 1865-01-21

overthrow the hill. II that Committee Of Thirty
Senn eht eoe soaa isee
nothing TO do hut 10 sit still and see the moneys
Of the city spent by outside parties.
Who cayiicd 1t the iii authorities had abstsined
from making thcir grievances known while tho
Common Council WIS considering the charter, with
the proposed lii. beeause, while 4 provided thst
the Conmiesione5s should report to the Council
once gear it did not proride that they should PC
Influenced by the action Of the Council; It might
niespufove Of their course entirely. but that would
make no difference. AL TINT the Commissioners
would do would be to involve the city In millions
Of debt.
moet contemplate scheme, and he had been ask
ed By many influential gentlemen to vote agslnst
men would be willing to do all the work spoken
Thirt5 X ~ Would M control the election BY tic jndges
Of Commissioners; nay he had been informed that
Commissioners in he biii. The people Who met
in Metropolitan Hall were unwilling TO submit it
to the Of the people. He felt it his duty to
In It, though he could not exactly locate 1t:
Aid: Talcott was not pleased with the plan; be
thonght II was m insult to the Board Of Public
bers. Besides, be could see no reason for carry
lug the filth In the river to Calumet as proposed,
xea & ish. e !e., = HxS s es got rid Of y empty
Aid. Gage did not want The c,ty to bc fastened to
any specifc plan, and the bill was 30 far valuable
that While It gave tue power to act ii did not pre-
eerihe the mode Of action, but left that m open
question to be decided OIL MIXTURE deltbcraion and
rcsea5ch. j..
Aid. Holden was in !avor Of allowing the officers
elected by the city to manage its atIairs, 10 do
thc,r work. They were elected BY The people and
did rot want to be insu1ted. The city au*hnrites
we're now inst1,ati9g se1ies Of experiments in
time their Investigations till they should find
.hat was best 10 le done. He failed to sec any any
safeguards which thai bil would throw around The
public interests. II would open door for fraud, II
any one were disposed to chest. -
On motion Of Alderman Talcott Section Of the
hill wne amended, 60 to authorize the city to
contribute not exceeding two millions Of dollars,
instead Of one million, ID the even, Of the canal be-
inc deepened by other than the city authorities.
The Communication from the Board Of Public
Works was then decided to.te psrt of the matter
referred TO in the resolutions rs to be printed
The vote on the adoption Of the preamble and
resolutions and ' & AZ Holden ,s wa* then taken
except AID, Gsge. AID. Holden subsequently
, 1865-01-21

POLISH AS.1vERsAnT.-Thc anniversary of the
last Polish revolution, and Of the solemn forma-
tion OF strong fraternity OF all sclayic nations,
the Poles, Bohemians. Morav1anz, and South
Scaayic peoples, in furibus uauns will be held On
Eundry afternoon next at the hall of the Associa-
ton. on the corner Of Van Buren and Clinton
EHects.
, 1865-01-21

II Seats may he arcnred At NJ. Higgins. Music
Store, Randolph street. between CLARK and Dearborn
streets, daily from 10 O'Clock 10 ,. .. and al
n3Rbt 1t the Boy Off cn Of the Tie fs1o Exl
, 1865-01-21

MA11c1oUs.-On Thursday anc ornamental
cake. valued at ss5, belonging to Mra. johnson,
No. 81 Clark street, was being conveyed to the
houee Of customer, when two malicious fellows
and commenced striking 1t with their canes, rcn.
derng the cake worthless. Thcr were promply
arrested and made to pay for the cake as we'll IL
Euct-