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.r . s,c.~ BsiIer-Tws. Per-
.... U;,,.d-Three Others scaidod.

ROsTON Saturuay' D1O. . 10.
An upright steam s9n. NS es.r 'G IN H' s
Doliver& Sleeper afternoon. demolishing the engu
exploded ye snS John Anderson the engineer and
ts toy named Three other PSsSvn' We're
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EOR THE HOLIDAYS
i The uudsf..uei otter. Tor sale q,
WHOLESALE PRICES.
liz. large stock @! IA MPABSE tLkNf1 BI Silf,
sAUTEKSE, MuSCA1, SHERRY. foKf AND MALAGA
WINES
All Goods warranted strictly pure.
Send fof q Pnco List, apply 10. -
NO. to1 fesfl-st y Y.
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Gcrses, Carriages, sc.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
now in the three large warcrooms, entrances no. 40
Roadway and No ID Crosbys will be sold u greatly
duced prices 800 sets Harness. several secondhand Carriages
C. WITTY No. 40 Roadway
HORSES KEPT for the Winter on first
l L class farm Long Island. Best Of city references
address c. s., 3i8 Wsshington-st
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL-

kOAD.-On and after Monday Nov 8, trains for Albany
and Troy connecting with Northern and Western rains viii
leave New ork Is follows.
7;U m via Hudson River Railroad, Thlrtieth-st. and
ienth-ave connecting with trains ior North and West
10 M via hudson River Railroad connecting with North
and Western trains.
ii q IN Wis Harlem Railroad Twenty sxibs and Fourth
ave, connecting with trains foy North and West
$3.50 p via iudson River Rslroad connecting at Troy
with tra, for Montreal with slice cars attached
{ D. H. via Harlem Railroad. connecting with Western
trains. Sleepngcars attached at Albany.
6p m via Hudson River Railroad seepingcsrs from New.
York Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change This
train Sundays.
II D. M ys Hudson River Railroad, with sleeping caFs IT.
tached, connecting at Albany and Troy with monas
for North aus West.
WA II. VANDERBILT. yice-Fs
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|nNLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE-Th- New York ard HavTe steamship
Companys class mail saamshps ARkGO and FULTON,
having been thoroughly Tetted viii ease Pier No 81 North
River for Havre, calling 9, Falmouth, as follows
ARAGO .......HEsRy A. GADsDgN......SOv. %, 1903.
EULTON....JASEs A. N0rToS. Dec 20 1903.
ARAGO .......HESRY \. GADsDES ..... Jan. ~. 1900
FULTON.....JAuRs 4. NoTTos. Feb IL, 100.
ARAGO .HEsaN 4. GhDsDES......Mirch II, lob
FuLTOS....JsnRs 4. WoTToS.....".Apn IA, bob.
PRICES or PASSAGE ~ GOLD.
First ~ 50 Second csbin.. so
Through tickets to London......s extra
An experienced Surgeon on board. .
The company will be- responsible for specie or VaimaDr
unless bills OF lad having the value expressed are signed
therefor.
For further information, apply 70
ISAAC BELL. President,
No. Broadway New York.
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Eesal Notices.


CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY
- Of NEW-YORK.-SAMUEL :. DOUGHTY aud FRAN.
CTS a. hi. wife, agt. GERTRUDE RAY WARD, ANNIE
CATHARlNE WARD and ELIZA ;. DOUGHTY sum
for Relief (C0m. not Scrl To the above named De"
PENDANTS: You and each Of you hereby
moned AMI required h answer the complaint IN u. y
this action whirh viii be- hcd IN the office Of Int. Rev. :
the CLERK Of the City and County OF New fOrk stamp :
the City Hall. IN the City 81 Newf orb, aud % cents
serve a copy the said com '''''''.''
plant the subscriber Mt hi. Office at Number ftyour
Wall street in the said City, within twenty days after The
service this exclusive OF the day 81 such
service and II you fail the sGd complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action viii apply 90 the
Court for the relief demanded in The complaint New
Y0Tk, Oct. 5, 1855. - 49,
q. X. SCIiIEFFELlN, plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint IN this action duly MED VA the ONCE OF
the Clerk City and County Of New orb the 10TH
dsy Of October l955-Dated NewYork, October 81 1850
o23 iaw8wn q. r. sCHlEFfELlN, Plaintiffs Attorney
CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
- MISUNDERSTANDING LELAYA, plaintiff, against
JOSE J. RIBBON, JOSE NJ. MUNOL. FRANCES CASEY
and JOHN KELLEY, dcfcndants.-SuinmOns Tor hclici
a. om no, .erved) To the Defendant FRANCES CASEY !.
Yon are hereby oned and required 10
answer the complaint In this action, which soc Us Rev
will be hcd in the office Of the CLERK OF the stamp cancd
CITY and County New. York the City
said complaint the snbsc bes NJ their Once No - IA
chang. the City Of New York, within twenty days
after service u this YOU exclusive OF the day
Of such service and yoa TAIL 10 the said complaint
apply the Court for the rel ef demaBded IN the complaint
dated New.Yofk. October "a 1865.
PHELPS FULLER. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
No. - Exchange place.
Tn. COMPLAINT In th. sction filed the office the
CLERK the City and County OF NewYOrs the 2s'h day
Of October 1868.
PHELPS 4 FULLER Plaintis'. Attorney,
go law6wM No. 70 Exchange place
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= .oppIs AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM

M a.nv root Of Bsrclsyst-On and after Nov a.
o,n,r ms trains Hscks,stSwn and % sta
uons. wil VII cav ~ 10 o. M Mionistown Express p IN
we't Of hi"u'N g. SCuQCH. ASsix.apt Superintendent
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Ocean Steamers.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'
THROUGH LINE
TO CAITFORNTA,

TOUCHING At MEXICAN PORTS,
AND CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL,
e.v- Per No ~ North River foot Of Canals' At u o'clock
noon the ~ h end 2st of every month ereept when
those ls sunday and then the preceding Saiur
diyl Tor AsPlSNALL. connecting. Wis Panama Railroad
with o. TIE Company steamship. from PrnAnA Tor
SAN FRANCISCO, touching II ACAPULCO.
DECEMBER
ist-HENRY CifAUSCEY. Capt Gray, connecting with
CONSTiTt TON. Capt Farnsworth. - $500.
ilth-ATLASTlc Capt. Msuy, c0nn.ctin. with GOLDEN
CITY Can't Bradbury. . -
2l,t--NEw YORK. Cap. Hornet connecting with COLO
RADIO CAPT. Watkins
Depart IL, and 2s connect ~ Panama With steamers
f,f SOrrH PACIFIC PORTS. Those Of 1t touch at
MASLASlLLD. ..
TuROt Oh PASSAGE RATES, IN CURRENCY
fifs' Cabin. second Cabin. si-cragr
$3.50 $3.50 S12j
d.,couu, % ONE FOtKr rom steamer rates allowed
second cabin sud sissfig~ lass~ug"fs with families
ON. Hutfsd Pounds BAGGAGE allowed each adult Baggase
masters company baggage through and attend - ladies' and
without male protection bas;a-r received on hs
docs th. dag beof. sailing. from steamboats, TAfoa' ana
p.s.rn.ef. VI 10 peter g. ssnd down early. . -,
An rrri~nced surgron on board Medicines ana a''ha
ffsr. 80, a. -.
.i.,r.r - Ti b. riarri on he line Jan J. 1917, 70 run
Tom NFW.OKIF AS g. ASPi,NALL. VIA HA|ANA
for Passage Ticket. or iuuhsf niofmntou' Spy =, VIC
Comr.ny. Irs~i Ohlcr. The wharf iot oi tahs ~
North River ,. ~. ". bfhb''"t : -
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90 formers and Others.

NUANO.-200 TUNS No. I Peruvian, now
" daily expected to arrive at this port. For sale BY
THOMAS RIGNEY Co.. No. l2l Pearl.st
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-TrainS leave
500 .. n. 3rsenport Mail stopping at all s'"''0nA
cSn H. Ysphsni Esp,s.. and to GT''npo'' Oh '''u''''
500 p. IA Syosset Express.
500 .. for Fsrminsdae Had Lave al 800 q m. and
Trans for Roslyn and uen
$40 p M changing cr leave Hunters Point at $50 M
Sunday Excursion 1ra r. WHITE Superintendent.
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFOEr.

FOR BOSTON, -
WORCESTER, PALMER FlfCHBURG NASHUA
LOWELL. CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND lNTERMEDlArE POINTS.
The lgw and siann IN steamers OF tho Norwicl linz
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OK NEW YORK,
cave new daily fsundsys eIceped at Aociock p mr.
tom Pier Nc. % North River, loot OF Vsstry st.,
FOR NEW LONDON,
Tiers connecting with the Sssnhos. Express Train rom tas
above points via Norwich and Worcestsr Boston aad or
cter Worcester and Nashua and New Loneen and Northern
Railroads ,,s... ,,.
Fright taken ths lowest rates For Information, inquire
Of h y MARTIN Agent, on tho Pier.
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no TEACHERS-WANTED, PRINCIPAL
Geaebers.

LADY, who has taught for some time in
~ French Institute in New York, desires SITUATION
ssTEACHER or GOVERNESs. Best OF references. Ad
dress S c., Box No 10 Tribune Office.
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DEPARTMENT OF TIM INTERIOR,
USiTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

DEPARThkST OP TIN INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, (
WAsHIsGTos. Nov. 20, 1865.
ON the PETITION of MARTHA NJ. JONES,
" Administering Of the estate Of samuel T. Jones de
ceased of Staten Island ~ " praying for the extension Of
ant granted to the said Samuel H. Jones February "a H52
Tor am Improvement In the manufacture OF Zinc White for
seven years from the expiration OF said patent which tsks
place on the Path day OF February 1866
II IL ORDERED the said petition be heard at the Patent
Once on MONDAY, the 5h dsy Of February NEXT at IL
o'clock M and ali persons notified to appear and show
any they have why said petition ought not to be
granted !. a., T., A,
Persons opposing The extension required to file In the
Patent Oce their objections specially act forth In writing at
twenty days before the day OF hearing al testimony
lied by either party used at the said bearing must be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules oil the
ONCE which will be furnished ON application
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon rs testimony
must be filed the office twenty days tei,r the day Of hear
ng the arguments any, within ten days after Ming the ties
timOny. ,u-..t. ~. r,..a.t
Gle The Intelligence and The Consu!ional Union wash
;neton D. c. and The Tribune. New-fork. once week
@ thee weeks the first OF said publications to be
al least sixty days previous to the day Of hearing
~ r. C. THEAKER, Commissioner ofPatents
ps-ESitos OF the above papers will please copy aud
send their bills to the Patent Office with paper containing
a. .pntiea
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professional Notifies.

nR. WIN. EARLs WORK of 2i0 Pages on
Piles Structure and Obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic Wis
ezra &C. Price 20 Mailed free to any part Address
No IL White-st., New York.
I IGHT GYMNASTICS for the Sedentary,.
IL Swedish movements. for IEyaids at their rssidenes u
desired. CAL upon address Dr. THOMFSON no. %3o
Sirth.aye., n. y. Oaice hours from IL to r. m.
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printing.
Gtaiionerp ano fantp 1ooos.

OOCHRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MANU-
I FACTORY No lI2 Willians, NJ Y-Au kind. Of
90 Pressed and Pain Glass lnkstand Sponge Cups Paper
WEIGHT, and Library lnkstsnds in Oak Ebony and Walnut
a. Cochranes Improved Alright and Thermometer Ink
aul. At the lowest Manufacturer prices z. Soldiers
for export promptly attended to
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Dfutistrp.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAS is us.

Dlf EhENCE.- LAUUfilNU UAo is US
N ualy administered from a small bag from which the pa,
en inhaes the and into which the impure air from the
lungs breathed uniting with the II h. again taken into the
lungs and thprocess repeated until In most cases the con
tents OF the bas nearly absorbed and pass into the system
the bag being used by unlimited number Of persons
making it operation from which al should nstinciiyey
shrink DIR. HOYGS ANESTHETlC NITROUS OXIDE
has been administered by him for years from large
by apparatus constructed that the impure ar rom tue
lungs cannot enter the receiver but Is thrown oil into tue az
mophere enabling the patient TO initiate the lungs at every
breath with pure fresh gas avoiding the rick Of contamination
and nsurng pessan, and successful, results all operations be
sixteen at single operation without the know
ledge Of the patient. Office, No. 1913 Broadway nesi
Eighteenthst.
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gnsnrantc Companies.
NETWORK FIRE INSURANCE co,
~ wALLSTREET.
CASH CAPIIAL................"3S $500 900.

This Company has been In successful operation 'or more
han THIRTY YEARS. aud continues TO lNstR RE- srlns;
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms favorable similar
Institutions
ALL LOSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PRoEPTLr PAID
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6otels,
BOARD ano Rooms.

TO LET, with or without board, a Back
koOh snd BEDROOM on frst floor in d gsnteel house
hifds, third house cas-, Of Thrdave moth eide
'~'hfs On the PREMISES.
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

Al ROAD.-FALL ARRANGEMENTS, 1855 COM.
MENCING MONDAY SEPTEMBER u: PASSZs9.ek
LINES FOR CAMDEN, MANCHES TER AND toN0
BRANCH. The Steamer JESSE HOYT. Cept. Se-.y 4
leave Pier No North River daily Sundays I'D
follows: - - -
At Il:i5, a. m. EXPRESS, LINE FOR CAM5tii VI;
RECT taking passengers fos Port Monmouth Be- "a =
Long Branch shark River tsTrnnglale. Squan. ics
Manchester Toms River Woodman.e. Shamlng S,rrs M
luckeon. Olson Jackson and al Stations Cs-n'"- yd
Atlantic Raj road.
Through 10 Camden in FIVE hours. ........Fse ~
Excursion ticket good for three days.............
At4:l5 D. w. Way Passenger line for Manchester Toms
River Long r'ranch. and intermediate stations.
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND NEW YORK
Leave NevioTk at AIS p arriving at CaioIa IN
D. H.. next dsy.
Camden q: 2;5o p. arriving 8, NewYork "A m,
next day.
Fregh, taken a, low Apply s C. HASTY. Lea
Freight Agent. Red Bank y. J. W. ). SNEDEN. sup
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TINO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
NOTICE hereby given that at the next Session Of me
gi,aure OF the State OF application VII be made
ar of an incorporate the GENERAL CON
VESTION OF UNIvERsALsTS in the United states OF
nsrc. or the Board OF Trustees Of that body-Newfo
Nov. 10, 1868. r. EEnDnnaW' Committee.
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STEAMBOATS, anb RAILROADS..

-,
y M, ~ p. m. ., II 30a H., 200, $50 y. No
freight received alef .. IN.
EOR PROVIDENCE DlRECT.-The new
4 and s,anch side wheel Steamer CITY OF PRONlDENCE,
burden George h. Hull, Con mander. will Fave Per
No. North River, foot OF Jay-st, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at O'Clock. Fog freight or
passlg. Apply On board. Fare 81.
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gU'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN SEW-YORk AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
ING Al HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR
sCOrIA.........esvesN New Yorr. "Wednesday. Dec II
AslA............ieay-s Boston. ednesiav Dec ~
JAN Newly eT.. esuesfay, Dec. ~
CT BA.........eAy,sB Boston rdnesd JAMS %
AUSTRALAsiAN leaves New York. .WeinesdAy Jon. 10
CANADA leaves Boson.... Wednesday, Jan. II
FROa NETWORK LYxRPool-
Chief Caoin Passage -..........''..'''''''' tiSs ~
Second Cabin Passat-. W ~
LIVERPOOL
fheff ahiu Passage. Slls %
Second I aoin ias~ee~. u w
payable in gold l., equivalent in United States currency
BrTths uoi secured until psid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of those ships will he accountable for Specie
Valuable. unless Bill, LAlns having tho value expressed
signed therefor
foTf Freight OF fssssge spPly % go
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WASHINGTON GENERAL AGENCY-For
w transaction Of business at the DeParm snts snws.ns
inquiries &c Correspondence son ens No IpS Washns
| ton, ID. &.
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DANIEL UNDERlllLL, President,
Oliver II. Jones William HaJtgn. Chas. J. Stewart.
I.sac y Seymour sanll J. Waring Samuel y. Dodr-
lbfsban D,yi. & = Pieiaef Michael rlschocaeL
sAul & Harriet. sylyanus BedeiL Chas. d. Lewis
John r.. Andrew. X. ~ Buchanan. Ethe.bert = Mills.
josiah o. Low. William Iiertze- Joseph 4 Drry.11&
John Even Thomas Dayry James e. Gu.ick
William Depew. Henry j. Scudder. James T. Wright
AUGUSTUS IOLSON, L., Secretary.
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A T DIR. VAN Weeks, No. I75 Sixth-aye.,
N TFETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN fresh
every day. Unusual inducements for Sets Of Teeth or
deed Complete In hours after extracting your
tee
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1I,HE SUBSCRIBER would like to act as
GENERAL AGENT for any articles sold through Tray
cling Agents, Books Sowing mecnIe' o. ms. kc
dress with full particulars IN reishoh I" ou'o''' Pe Nv
No, No 47g bloomington, Ill
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IIHE HORACE WATERS Grand, square,

MINIS and fARiNFT ORGANS Wholesale and retail. a.,
reduced price,. To et and rent sowedf purchased Monthly
payments received for Second hand pianos ~
ssp. from, at to e225 Factory and waTerooms No 4ol
Broadway Cash paid secondhand Pisnos fiano' uned
nd repaed boxed and shipped.
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'THE WEBER PIANO-FORTE

L Is called tie BEsT INSTRUMENT MADE by all the
ay musicians Of this city and elsewhere 1t pronounced
oy the National PianoF Association, after tns m 'e
Ton, with the first manufacturers OF tins country emnenuy
1e BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the Conserve
h Ohuse and other high music schools altogether because
dasr immense power, equality, sweetness and prAcy oi
t'ae elastic touch, aud great durability
wAREROOMs. No 42s Broonest, near Broadway.
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Jnstrnctfcn.

u EMY No 26O Bowery, Instruction is given in Book.
I.sopg Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra, Grammar, &c stu.
r have superior advantages for acquiring complete COM
MERCIAL aud ENGLISH EDUCATION. Private lnstruc.
% In separate apartments TO any who desire it, thus
owug whose early education has been neglected to
rpue such studies they prefer entirely free from o5serva
kon Open day and evening for Ladies and Gentlemen.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-08
United States District Court.

FEBRUARY TERM-wARE j. PRESIDING.
The February term of this Court opened
yesterday morning, Judge Ware presiding
The grand jury was impannelled as follows:
James G. Turkey, Foreman, Daniel W.
Nash, Portland; Thomas Mcdonald, James
Sturges, Windham; Seth D. Stetson, John T.
Lawrence, Pownal; Solomon 7. Deeoster,
James E. Washburn, Minot; Oliver Il. Mason,
Ira c. Kimball, Bethel; James Chute, I'd
Joseph Anderson, Casco; Ebenezer Sawyer,
Jr; Joshua L. Black, Baldwin; Herman
Wight, Arthur Gray, Naples; Daniel Wher-
rem, James G.. jenkins, Eliot.
The grand jury retired to consider upon
such matters as might be brought before them
by the o. s. District Attorney, George F.
Talbot.
The petit jury was formed as follows:
Leonard Grover, Foreman, Ezekiel Eveleth.
Bethel; John w. Newman, Henry Sargent,
Portland; VIM. M. Smith, VIM. Stevens,
Windham; Thomas Noyes, I'd, Pownal; Eras-
mus d. Nelson, Asa Bearce, Minot; Isaac
Sands, Davis L. ingalls,, Naples; John, Mer-
rill, Eliot. u
In the Admiralty case of Murray, British
Consul, libeliant, VS.. barque VIM. Carey, Judge
Ware delivered an opinion, Diminishing the
libel with costs, Shepley and Dana proctors
for libellant; E. & F. Hale and S. c. Strout
proctors for respondent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-08

the fertilization bill. Mr.. Brooks moved to
strike out the appropriation for the defences
of Washington. Lost
The fertilization bill was laid aside to report
to the House.
The army appropriation bill was then taken
up.
The army appropriation bill was considered.
Mr.. Wilson of Iowa, offered an amendment to
prevent any OF the money from being paid for
services to such railroad companies as have
received grants of lands to build their roads
on condition that they would carry troops and
property of the United States free of TOLL
Messrs. Wilson and Washburne of Illinois,
supported the amendment, which aims at the
Illinois Central Railroad, and Messrs. Allen of
Illinois, and Grinnell of Iowa, opposed It. The
amendment was agreed to-67 against 81.
The committee rose and the House passed
the fertilization and army appropriation piiis'
The House here took recess until O'Clock.
The evening session will be devoted entirely
to speech making.
EVENING SESSION.
Only seven members were present. Mr..
Broomall of Pennsylvania, spoke on the imam
cial question.
Mr.. Long of Ohio, expressed himself against
the war, arguing that it is impossible to over
come the South. He called the late Presi-
Dental election farce and spoke in favor
the right of secession.
Mr.. Donnely of Maine, spoke in favor of re-
form in the Indian policy of the government.
Mr.. Colt Of California, spoke in favor of the
bill to establish mining bureau as necessary
to increase the production of gold and silver.
Mr.. Julian of Indiana, argued that the radi-
Gals have been the best advocates of vigor-
GUS prosecution of the war. Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-08

Portland. Feb. 1855.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-08

American % ib. !. 20 al
Russia Hemp. none
Manila. ......... 264@26
Boltrope, Russia. 2903l
do. Manila. 2T(0 28