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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
THE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL

TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL,
l. RICHMOND, YIRGINh-This Journal will he
published Monthly Octave Of " pages, the January
number being issued early in December.
A respectable number Of the best writers In this
country have promised their support, IAN ostentai"us
display Of names Is avoded aud as the Editors offer to
pay literally for articles, it is hoped that the original
department of the Journal will b0 entitled to respect
and confidence.
The pages of the Journal will be devoted to Original
Articles, Foreign and Domestic Correspondence, Re-
Prospect Of Medicine and Surgery during the late
an Eclectic Department, Nv hch will be chefeature OF
III JournalJ Reports ofsociees, Associations Hospi
.als and Clinical Lectures, Reviews and Bibograph-
cal Notices, Medical News Editorials, Miscellaneous
Matter, &c.
without making special promises, the Editors will
endeavor make this Journal acceptable TO its sup
poTters.
TERNs-Fve Dollars yearly, II paid in advance, or
before the expiration Of the third month after the date
Of subscription il paid amer this period, Ten Dollars
per annum.
Advertisements will be inserted the most liberal
terms. and as there Medical Journals now pub
lished in the southern States, advertisers will enjoy
peculiar advantages.
E.s. GAILLARD, NJ. D., Richmond, Va.
W. S. McCHESNEY, n. D., staunt0n Va.
Editors and Publishers.
All letters in relation to the literary or business in
I
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DURYEA'S MAIZENA,,
Was the only "PreP-
Araiion for food from Indian Corn that reeeiSed
medal and honorable mention from the Royal Commits
sioners the great International Exhibition, London
lS62, the competition Of all prominent manufaetu-
rers OF "Corn Starch" and prepared Corn Flour oil
ths and other countries notwithstanding. MAIZENA,.
the food and luxury Of the age without single ut
one trial will convince the most skepteal. Makes
Puddings, Cakes Cusards, Blanc Mango, &c, without
isinglss, with few eggs cost astonishing TO
the most economical. slight addition to ordinary
wheat aOaF greatly improves bread and cake. II is
also excellent for sweet s4nees graves for
ash and Isaat soups, &C For Ice cream nothing can
compare With IT, little boiled in milk will produce
rich cram for coffee, chocolate, tea, sc.
Put up in pound packages, under the trade mark
AaissaA, with directions for use.
most delicious article Of food for children and In
vAds OF all ages. For sale by Groeers and Druggists
everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, loo Fulton street, New York.
WILLIAM DURYEA,
Je96-ly General Agent.
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"A fAo. ~
:. For Dying 81 WOoleR and go 81 81 -
co-rrrS, nrrsSsS, KibbOns, Gloves, Bonnetss 2 =
Hats, Eeathers ChildreR's Cloth ~
ing, and all kinds Of a
Wearing Apparel.
81 A saving Of eighty per cent - .
Tor % cents you can color many goods as would
otherv,s cost nvs times that Various shades
can be produced from the same dye The process Is
simple and any the Dye with perfect sue
cess. ,
each package. HOWE STEVENS,
FOR sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
oelQ-Gm
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nx-A bapce IN obtain any of the above ARTICLES FOL
ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing Scaled Envelope for =
cents. p,
EfJ Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent Tor III EeVet
for u thirty for 50; Sixty-dve for Sl0; one Humid
rod for SIS.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Our patrons are desired to send United States money
when il is convenient Long letters unnecessary
Orders for led envelopes must in every be ae
companied by the Cash, with the name OF the person
sending and Town, County and State plainly written
,ors Id he dtessed the Managers follows
GOODWIN, HUNT Co,
sanoo-dScSmE Box J7O6 Post Office, New Ork.
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MARYLAND BAG FACTORY, SOUTH
wi west corner Of South and Pratt streets Baltimore,
Md, WAKEFIELD, KLINEFELTER Co, Proprietors,
dealers in Bags, ship Chandlery, Paints Oils, Block,
Hemp and Patent Cordage; Fishing, Cotton and Bolt
Ropes Seine and Sail Twines, Cotton Waste, Packing
Yarn Oakum, Anchors, Chains, Windlasses, &c, &c.
orders promptly attended to. scp2S-eod6m
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STOVES

COOKING STOVES,
" PARLOR aud HALL ST 50
STOVES, FURNACES and TINWARE.
Z II. KLEIN & BRO, having received a large 90 al
Stoves of all descriptions, which will sell 9Th Z
wholesale retail reduced prices persons i1 uy
country will find to their interest to call
inc stock All sort, Of Tin and Sheet IT. -
done At tho shortest notice.
II. KLEIN & BRO,
No. 100 Broad ST. Get.
novt--eodam Eetw cen sixth and seventh.
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NORTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE UNIVERSAL
LOTHES WIRING GER

This wRINGER has taken the FIRST PEENrx in the
Great Pair OF the American Instue-aso at the State
Fairs Of New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania, Michigan,
Indiana Illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin. Connecticut River
Valley Fair, champlain Valley Fair, and at most OF
the County and Institute Pairs the country.
over soo,coo have been Sold and are in in tho
aside because it was not liked.
The UNIVERSAL is superior TO all other wringers In
having larger rolls Of solid India Rubber so protected
by strong cog wheels that they cannot slip or break
broken and does not rust soil the clothes. Every
Universal wringer is warranted.
We select few testimonials from persons widely
known to the public, who speak from actual expe-
ricnee, and are above suspicion OF mi-statement:
my family would as soon give up the cooking
stove this Clothes wringer 1t cannot be 100 h'Sh
! ly recommended. "-SoLoY RogISsoS.
"This is the first wrinser have found that would
stand the service required Of III p huddiSs'
| LovEJoY's HOTEL.
| 1--WE think The Machine much more than pays for
itself every year in the saving Of garments. We
| think it important tho Wringer should be fitted with
cogs Orange JuDD, EDITOR OF AMERICAN AdEIcuL-
| TURALIsr.
al heartily commend it to economists Of time, money
| and contentmont. "-REv. DR.. BELLows"
at saves labor expcditcs wcrx makes the laundress
good naturcd of buttons, and Is iniis-
pensabIe in we'll regulated family'"-R. S. sroERs,
JR., D. d.
every week has given It 4 stronger hold upon the
affections Of the inmates Of the laundry. Every mem
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A rood canvasser can make money rapidly selling
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liberal terms given to responsible parties who first aP
ply. Dealers who will purchase a few and put them
ont on TRIAL. can soon make large sales Send for de-
scripiive circular and terms.
R. C. BROWNING, General Agent,
octls.--eod6m 3i7 Broadway, New York.
GUNs, PISTOLS, FANCY GOODS.
FITCH, WALDO & BARRE,
No Is Maiden Lane 80. NEW YORK,
importers and wholesale dealers in
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sepS-eoi6m "
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SAFES.
pURNING OF TIE MUSEUM.

LETTER From MR.. BARYuM
NEW IogE, July II, 1850.
Messrs. Herring Co:
G-ntlemen-Though the destruction 81 tho American
Museum has proved a serious loss myself and tho
public am happy To verify the old a!agc that " is
an i'll wind that blows nobody good, and on>cquent
IT, congratulate you that your we-known ssf-s lave
again demonstrated their superior freproof gu LES
in an ordeal Of uBusual severity.
The safe you made for time ago !u lie
office of the Museum, the second floor, back part
the buding, and in the hottest of the FIRE.
Aer twenty four hours Of Trial, IL found among
the debris. and on opening 1t this day, has yielded up
it, contents in very good order books, papers policies
Of insurance bank bills all in condition for mediate
use and Il noble commentary on the trus;wCfihH..s Of
Hrrring's Fire Proof Safes.
Truly yours, J.. 7. BAE..aN.
HEEEING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES
Tho most reliable protection from fire now known.
Herring Coz Patent Bankers Safes, with Herring x
Foyds Patent Crysiallized Iron, the best security
against 4 burglars drill ever manufactured.
HERRING X CO,
No. 25l Broadway, corner Murray street, Now York
Farrell Herring Co, Philadelphia Herring * Co,
Chicago. KNOWLES WALFoRD, Agents,
octg-3m Richmond, Virginia.
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TOR COUGH AND AFFECTION OF THE
II LUNGS GENERALLY
Wisar's Balsam Of wild Cherry
Dr. RoSers ENpectorant
StaHords Olive Tar
BryAnt's PulmOnic Waters
Jayne's Cumulative BAlsam
Ayers Cherry Peetorsl
Dr. Churchill's HypOphOsphites Of Line and Soda
Leonard's Instant Relief
Browns Bronchial Troches
For sale by l. WAGNER,
nov94f Druggist, 9Th and Broad street
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY TIE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION.
Establishs
$50 BROAD WAY, NEW YoRh
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELoDEoNs, FINE OIL PAINT
INGs. ENGRAvINGs, SILVER WARE
FINE COLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings Gold Bracelets
Coral, Florentne, Mosaic JET L''' ""u
Cameo Ladies' Sets, Gold Pens Win
Gola and Silver Extension Holders
Sleeve Buttons, Sets OF S'udS'
Vast and Neck Chains, Gold
Rings &c, valued at
,~sl. 900, 900. all
n;.,ribption is made IN the following manner
TIS naming each article and its value are
IaJ in Sealed Envelopes, which arc well mixed; une
~ these Envelopes containing Inc OeIlh'ao VI 80
for some article will be delivered al our oye "
h mail TO any address, without regard 10 ehoee' 0H
RECEIPT % u the certificate the purchaser will see
IL rtirIe n draws and its value and can 'heh senu
~ "a racsve the article named, or can choose any
oibr ons article on our list Of the same value
as-Pnrcbasers OF our Sealed Envelopes may IN n
manner, obtain an Altleie "' $780,
HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
which they need not pay until II Is Known VIA
drawn and its value hntire sa''siA'"'" e""'"'N
IN T All EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION would call at
,ontion TO the fact of its being the original ana largest
Gin ASSOCIATION in the country. We are therefore
enabled TO send goods, and give better chances 10
ohtsin IN. more valuable prizes than any other es'ap
lishment OF the KIND Inc ,nSnner and large
and greatly Increasing trade is proof that our patrons
appreciate this method OF obtaining reh ana
goods. ,,,, ,sso.io,ion has sent a very
,sr nnmber OF Valuable prizes to all parts oil inc
country Those who patronise us Will receive 'he u
vaiu ~ VI nne Dollar retail and there blanks
rtiss dealing with may depend on having promPt
returns and the article drawn ~iI' DC
sent 10 any address by return mail or express
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
priyes from the Eureka Association, and have kindiy
allowed the of their names, many other h~mes
SnJrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadeiphia a "a
o;i Limiting value SOO; James HargraNes, 81 broad
vi SS,orT oil Painting valne SlOO L. +. Jones'
RaTrett MARSHALL county, Kansas, Melode9n, yalue
$500 Patrick Byrnes' WSSetoSx S, Nsw YorE
piano value 1850; Mrs. Chas j. News, Eimira, A. IL
piapo value $500 Miss Lucy Janeway, EiiAlra, ~, -
Cluster Diamond Ring T T %.lodeon value Sis5
oscar n Allen Co, b, l42d Regt Ind vols, Nashviiie
Tnn watch value $50 Rowland S. Patterson, Co.
D. 10th Vet Vols oil Painting EaIs value afS
49,! ismss l. DEXTER City surveyor, Syracuse, N -
Sn JT WaeS value $50; Mrs James Ely, l77 Wooster
street corner BECKER, n. " Oil Painting value sIOo
Mr. I G. Coles, Grand Rapids, Mich, Silver Castor
nima ga. Dr J. R. Sinclair, No. Main street, Utca
n V, Framed Engraving, value 80 Hon LG lIne
petmold Washington, d. C., OH Panuns' Value sioo
,tr from various parties throughout the country
snowledgng the receipt OF very valuable glits' may
no seen on file at our office.
10 RE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to the
~ Auditor Of the state o Virginia or the renewal Of
tine following lost certificates Of Virginia state Regis
tered stock issued % Peter V. HaSner q. ; A. viz.
Ccrheate No. l94 Tor $2SOo sder act Of sd March
ls5J, dated July II, 1860.
Certificate No. S{S, for tlss under OF sth March
lS47, dated January 5, lS6l.
THOMAS q. PEYTON,
dec23-lawSn Atty for =. v. haguar U. 5. A.
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Manufactured by
MCKEONE, VAN HAAGEN & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA.
RICH FLOwER-SCENTED SOAPS.
Old Brown Windsor Honey and Almond
% % Musk, Honey and Glycerine,
White Windsor, purified, Spring Violet,
Honev Elder Flowers,
Glveerine Rose extra scented,
Purified Almond, Petrohne COslneuc'
REFINED FANCY SOAPS.
Variegated assorted colors Sassafras,
and perfumes, Lavender,
Almond Rosemary, ,,u
UTiganum, Crys'al' oars anu ""ii''
White Windsor,
SHAVING SOAPS.
McEeone Van Hagen n Naples compound,
Co.'S {" Genuine Ameri- spermacetl,
can Petroleum (band and bal
Military, samel
Honey Glyceriue.
FAMILY SOAPS.
Oriental Dstersive Notified CASTLE,
Stssrine Salt Water Marine
Family pale Palm, unbleached and
Chemical olive, bleacheu'
White CASTLE, 49,, n,.r.
HFJ' For sale by respectable Druggists and Dealers
everywhere. McEEoNE, VAN HAAGEN Co',
' No. 81 South Front street,
and No. SO Letitia street, Philadelphia
CHARLES MCKEONE Co,
an9n-aoIsm No 30 Barclay street, New YORK
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F.. S. GAlLLARD, N. D., Richmond, Va.
W. s. McCHESNEY, n. D., staunt0n, Va.


All letters in relation to the literary or business in
etests Of the Journal will be addressed to Dr. h. ;.
C;ltII.RD Roy 100 Richmond Va novl7-tf
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

N. t.h,.., II r....,..-..t. s.i -...,
nj ''Nu'o"' W iehHfy''A'S ouetn " niu-
ton Mat thirty three and thirty per csptur a be
added To- the pre.eut salaries Of Consra,nncn, aud
A.. .,-rt.,.a. -. xv..A,.., L. - ,t.u =
" :" ~ 80 '
wee. Referred " the Committee on ways aud
Means
Mr. Cobb offered resolution, rhsh wss lmd on
ho table, declaring hAi At tho wernI time
no law ought " 30 passed rnsng " incroaSns
a,,aries
u.pi.., a.. ,.,...t..- ..,,...,. ID.
' ''"o'"' 'o '0"""'"' ~
eolted That the thAnks Of Congress and " the
country are on. 10 President Lincoln for -,uoylna
~ =, -. =. ~ =. .-t,,..'
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LOCAL NEWS.
NV YORK AM THk vIcLgrrY.

IlH DEAfr QrEsrip>-IWrorrhyr MEET
iHG or TnE boAAp %. SJrHvItors- COMMITTEES
Appointed 40 90 10 hLrANY AND NA4nLyuroN-
CoNniuo' cY IM RIorl.l.G rtso -IsrrRAsrISg
bisolsaius RrIAuyE ~ InE LAIussIvE Q.urA-
special meeting II tho Board OF su, ervsors Nas
'beId ys1tcriay for 'As puno,' = considering Tie
suiJec, 10! tic now qpoIa ,l.ol 10 tbs ct,, aud
g. take suitable Scg.uu with re'crret t1 Il.
'fene- Of frs'luuona "ss submitted BY Mr. HInt,
and SI.psed BY the BoAri lrum which D. appears
'hs' herc are now no funds Ia the ts su Is ID. the
Supervisors hat arc GyA4ab'o ~, reorniuu,, p.t-
poses nor is there any leg I.tyc authority Tor
ri.s HS money for this purp.,s. Tho bonds which
The Bosrd put Into iAo n-Is ia Jdae last, waro
not authorized 10y ,to Lev. a.ulr, mr. has that
body yet fauct ned ne octrl " he 'aiorysors.
A bill legIl.lng tho ordinance lss passed
re Senate out now lays untouched In tho
Assembly. The rcs iuuons cal uPou the Los!'-
l-,re b. all D.. city n n,hns - excessive quota,
10y passing the b.ll now before { at DoJy, which
would give ue SIle visor, uoa.ly S3,OUO,O 900 for
rscrui,ng Lurp scs rltl this is done il is Inv.
losslble g. nbr ise the bounty or even u coutinu.
payment ~ tho small .ountv h,rrJo' ~ d'orel,
rhey siso ask that power ~. he given the County
of Now Yuis r. r..ss such sums In th, rlturc a.
may ts no ssssry ht bounty nun. sas Tho sps-
ciAl Committee on Nu1ntot trirg are 1rorte g. pro.
cord to Alh'uy immediately, N order t. lay tncso
facts ei1fe the Legislature, and urgo Jhe import-
Gucc " tio desIred lefdHiAu.u
NJ NUM- submitted Il s'at.ucui, showing thai
one hundred and hity-eg,t thousand men havo
bon fequired from tLis city t-rl tho bog nniug Of
he war To give bpun. vi one thouf I'd dol
lar' zach men en1ug' 20 f' tho prce,H quota
Wontd rninrr tweuty ono r.,hon collars Tor iuup-
ues, eXchlAVr u the CKpapa pScc-sarv ior the ~
lS,msnI q 80 lSrge a uumbcr. ne rriyrt ,pnchiu-
- al hos
large bounty s'olld now - offered, as .he re1ui~
ColaWued on ~ ~. vIls
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News ItemS


GKSFsAL MEADE has gcn to Philsdelphis 70 sec4
a fon Who is at ,he pout Of death
luz report o, Sc rcsary Stanton hus boon viii p
held at tho request of Lieut. ton. Grant.
II is stated that the par,ia destruction Of I ho
s7Iithlolian Institution Luilc'ing Washingt ~,
VII not ,n.erup. Tie resu!s- A-s,ve opcstons.oi
,ho Ius4tItiou.
TnE Secretary oi tn Treasury has concluded NJ
arraus scucut wish Jay Cooke, of Ph.lsdelpAtl, to
ale the General subscription aDeuy for the sale Of
The 20 loan.
II. = O,Bo>, tho ncwspap1r correspondent ar
rested ~. Ne" York for furnishing eoutrabAn1 in
formation COR publication, is stall very sick, and
coua.el 10 his led Ia the Old Capitol. His case,
u.e.eIofe, has been postponed indefinitely
Hos. II. NJ. sM.u!, Treasurer Of Il, State OF New
Juley, was nAeu with pSralgss On Saturday
iuura'u., A. o'clJck, At bis residence u II,ghts-
town, sul died yesterday. lie las held the otlce
Tor r..e years
IN. Go,eumeut las received Information Of
tue plans Of ~. rreuel C Government tor coloul4-
inS slnorp and Geuer. SicEles was scat 10
the Ple.Ae coast - keep watch Of tAoir move
men,s.
Tus rocelt statement Of tue Lue Rock Dzuo-
oYAr, that tie eloction of W, y. Snow 10 ia.
United sta,cs senate ~ the Legislature " Arkan-
sas wts a farce proves to b. untrue. He was ~
ga.ly G. c,.c4, noio than quorum ot the Geuartl
Assrrnll ! being present
Tur following Was addressed on January Goth,
iac5, 20 Mr w.nLara +. Wood pa.Ltcr ier,. ~
a., Oli c pitol Prison 'S.r-Colonel North having
tee ocqut.cd BY tie Military commission hsflre
which te vas tired, the s.cretsry of War dirocts
that he be .m'ncj a,cly released from confinement
Ropor, TO receipt and eIecutlon of this order. f.
D. IoWSsENp Asst.-AdJ Gen.
YE71trDAY Afternoon Andrew j. Burroughs,
c!c,'- % the othco Of ,he Comptroller Of the Cur
reacy Washington, WAS shot ty young wo-
man named Mary Harrir from Cictgo.
'iao approached him In the Treasury building,
snd discharged pistol, inhict.ng an Immediately
mo-,Al wound. She subsequently, told condoun2
sto0es IS TO Tho reasons for the commission NJ Ihe
decd
sEsAroR 5rRA8UAhas bought the cstebrssod St'y
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The Rebel Prison Pens.
Great Mortality Among osr Imprisoned
SaIl.nK.


Washington, Jan 30.me~rs Richardson ard
TlrovvrN ipurralisi. who ca.arsd fron s.Ish,,v
-, a..
W"Vn' Tpo~''u ueiore ''' N'nlfhdee on ne
Conduct Of tho War, tc~tiiyinr that the robci su.
,h,,,,ic, A., ,,r.i.ri,,.. o,. .t;..,. b, .Il .,1
- =,
hunger while they might easily supply them with
food and fuel. On November 2bth many Of tho
nr4.oDor. ,,.,-. ,i,h,, a. H.. ,e h.,,- rA.u
-, ''
incnuoh oehoerae oaros oi kilfps ara "ounding.
During the .Wo months frutu the 18th OF O-to er b.
,ho ,s,h Il r,..,,,.. A.. t.,h. -. On -.
~ 80" VI .u,''' 'uo ''"N'' "o'o ~ Ie' 'oi'u"i
oi the whole. When they len. at uo lader dab,
they were diving Al the rate of l3 uor e,ntuu per
,.r,h
"'""' ,
Wy hs''l
Robert +. Kency, late a the 3ist Missouri regi-
rnonL u,-i.cs 10 Gov pi.,.b., of n,..,uri An ar-
-, -
c'un' OF OFF fWherihgs wh'Io pris"nei M 'iE Ne
rebels. lie first imrrsonod at Atlanta, and
than =, pous Ii.r1 n.
,,-,
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New York State Legislature.


Albdnn Jan 8O-Te Annual Report ~ thu
Trus ees Of The AHtor Ltrnry received AMI
lcred ~ he priu.ed.
BuIs Noucgp.-lo amend the chgicr of n =
Fagt New York & jamaica R.ilroad To rcpul- te
tho isee OF phyAciAns and surgeons In cert an
Cnscs.
OuDInrD 10 Tntup REApixG.-P Providing al
dirorAl mssus ~ rriof t. sck ,ud wounded sol.
dicr~ IN this STATE. II appco priILles S5i0,oO0. Au-
thon2ing tue Delaware q LIckAw'ua Railroad
Company to acquire sufficient real citGto IN N'w
York for office purposes Amending the charter uf
tho Peoples savings Biuk ot Nov fors--Ad-
iouruod.
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Assembly.

Buts No1'csr.-l'o incorporate th New York
Accidental Insurance Company. To incorporate
t. = New York Pleasure CLUB. l. iuc' ~, aate she
village Of Now Brighton AMI Bay VitH, Richmond
County.
RiLis I,TToprcEp To incorporate tho Hrpcs-
vile d Hunuu.ton X. Il. Co.; slsu the Hunting On
Il NoN York Il. Il. 60 also tho s,Atc u rctc Mod
i,li Society.
REHoLrIIoNs.- Reed called up thu resolution
introduced Friday relative to Ine Gsai gnmcut OF
q ,otls, and calling Information was adoped
Tho hll 70 Incorporate the North River slynt 8
hank ordered to a third reading .--AdJourutd
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Hr wills u reported the bin in Shiition 70 the
acts enrolling anl calling out the national forces,
With amendments which provide for rbc acceptance
~ substitute Of person Liable To be drafted.
The CLAUSE which bods the principal in Gao Of
desert0u by the .ubstituto is stricken out aud h
subsitute is punished by forfeiture Of the rish u
Of ciuzenship.
The resolution II retaliation was taken up nd
discussed. Adjourned.
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Signs of European Disturbances.
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LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
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He is seriously opposed to cferas pe.cc 70 the
eocuy before thor armies arc anuihna,ed.
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ion; hui I'm people would 81, sdly rcma'u si,hful
70 the con .titi,ou. Large reductions were made in
The military ostmatos
The Madrid NoriotAs Asserts that spAin will de-
man1 from Peru an indemnity Of hi.eeu million
francs for the expense of tbs expedition.
II is rumorcd that Russia AMI tie Popc hayo
qusrrclled over the Encyocsl Letter.
de sartises bad communicated to Antonen
the measures adopted by tho French Government
,gsinst the Encyolca Letter. A complete rupture
hal occurred between Cardinal psrdrca aud the
Pore. Tho Cardinal was summoned to Romo to
snsNer for rcbclhoua lanruagc, uuicr penalty of
being deprived ol the cmolumcnts q his srauk. II
is sIa.cd tha, the Cardinal refused to leave Naples
Paraguay had declared war A,aina, RrAzil. A de.
cree WAS iaued announcing . ruPiurr of tie
treaty. The Brszilians were rcpulsed 81 PyS,ier,
Urasusy.
Commercial.
SAt,orthwaites CtaCvLA savs the market Tor $50
[ bonds has renamed sirsdy At 45 y 46, " th
moderate transactions In Erie, couAuttAhlc husi-
pess mas been cIrns at dechuing rates, closing al
&% irclu5iag dividend Iiu04 steady.
London goth hpeniac. -C5Gslls cl ~ at seh
n y 5-s ll- money. Bullion IN the Bank bas ~
cres-rd lTi.N0
American S,ockF--Inoil Centri Railroad, ps
81 discount. Erie kailwa., - a36.
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mar '-rtch GirL" f0r $1,000