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, 1866-10-20

r hr IL r. INTO. Two tslsrtr. 10 Ill 1EErae:.
Sehe Appleton. Light tors Pier, 20 III II nbcr.
tchr Ans 1ic.. Grand ! nvca 20 III !. NIB r.
Scht raTclleE, SOIth ifAI Ill, u cords .tods
r I Vim. Adttcil. Two River 50 III ;um 4cr.
nArk rouieroy, Utnnto 70 III lath, 20 u ilbcI.
Echr trEtEudt, Charlottesville, s. cords wLod.
Echr Trial. Holland. Is cords bark.
tchr Sen Gull. Grand Haven, :. III lumber.
Ecflr F1n1T, Sturgeon Hay, rs cords bark, = cord,
Cd.
echrt CT, Msnstox oc, 50 cords wood.
Sehf Hornet, Holland, ): ct rls wo1d.
h<Ar Albany, Ccnurlt.tc. D. co d. wood.
Schr Nu>ktEou. F1ler'A Pier, g curia wood.
schr Wtlkin, Holland. IL Corls n ooi.
Schr Euellnt, Holland, .! cc tds wool.
SeE Soltsk1. ShcbotEt p. Is bu wheat
srasr Era Gem. ARnlfowo. 80 N shlhgle4.
schr General Grant, Bay Lu Soquete, 200 cedaE
6cuW llanet, kalamazoo, Is cords lumber.
Etow tfnlon, Eonth Haven. 50 cords wood,
6cnW FustSt Union Picr, l61 cor..s wool
&o* Frederick, tirGeIds Her. q cords wood.
CLEARED. n............Uctobef l9.
stmr Orion, Manltox0c, hu4<ir1cS,
l'Fop Bruno Montreal, ltY Q bu corn.
Prop Ttuesdell. Grand Haven, 8undFtea.
Prop Ady Franklin St Joe, 8unlrtes.
Prop tn}on. OHtopAgon. sundrtc3.
t'Fop Empire 6talc Buffalo. 3s~0N bu oats,
Prop AllrEhsny. Traye City, buaftrics.
Schf II. F. JOHNSON. Cleveland II ECO bu wheat
SchE DTeatncught. Hufia1o, COO bn oats,
Schr anlnmbian. Pufa!o. r. 100 bn barley.
tthr AfiarIya. Bnt.l1C, II, ~ hu wheat.
schr RahauA, Buffalo, q. 100 bu wheat.
Echr Kate Ifchn,oud. BntA&0. ltGd1 bu wheat
Sclr M. EKcAn, buffalo. Is. $50 hu wheat
6c!.r T.. Williams, buffalo. 1900 bu wheat
, 1866-10-20

What Did Its-A young lAds. returning 10 her
country home after sotourn Of few months In View
York, hardly recognized bF her friends. In place
Ct rustic. flushed EAct, she hal sof ruby complex
Ion. Of almost marble smootness and instead OF = she
really appeared bnt II. She told them plainly sic used
Hsgan's Magnolia Hahn, and would be without It.
Any lady Improve her personal appearance very
much By uslnc this ars1ele II b. ordered Of any
Druggist ioE only 30 cents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATRR, sold BY au Drug.
gfStS,
, 1866-10-20

s.Thc wonderful progress ot Medical science
antiHg The iIst si< pttlrs Hn1y. tnakc4 1t pos
~ tIble fur he conscientious phy-!ctan 10 do
clare. nov. That CossCMFI1oX II "A GEE.
LfNLy CCHTp ~ IN ftrn,ittrHt frrtr. and ~ GER
<1StY rctrExTYD hS tStuaf5 PDr."-Htc, Ehnr}es +.
, 1866-10-20

Az who value beautiful head Of hais, aud ~
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, will not fail 10 Lyons cclcbratod Kath1lron.
II mAkes The sr ric so and g}ossy erRdlcatcs dan.
drur and causes the hair 10 grow With uxurtant beau.
t.. It Is sold everywhere.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist. MI,
SARATOGA STRING WATER, sold by al dug
, 1866-10-20

(FrUn. lAe Albany .irrusl
Tho q.antty ct Hour, wlwat c4,rh and b1.icy ief At
fiit.wfcr during The Aecona week IN DcJbtf In Ill.
5:1ts 1o1 ami 1set, was n follows:
F3oGE. Wlrat, Casn, Barley,
i'.t....+.--.a16l ee5o.l01 1.0s7-11 6e70A
itt..-......Rtp 2:a,too a-isM 5i<,1N
1'r--.. "s,o1o Inc. G!.oo I,re..11;sJ) n,c 1sssl
Ift sc-TcE1.c Qcantlsy It the saa~ 1stltlas ff 1T
::"al!r IRON tic .oni,nrar,nrft .: onv4rstion to
i't, as 1ollows:
E1o1aF. ,a1s. Wleat t;,sn, r*rley.
i1f,........5t 500 61a:m1 1..;;t;so 17T;N
H";.......ls5,1W a,7,.,el3 si.15a.3oj lo;Io55
lee. 800 Dc-1E2l0l In. S..sd03 De, flo 10
iy reducing the wheat to nour, The uan.lty ol the
latter lett At udeWntcr this year, compared with Tic
crs. !ondnE period last year, slows decrease Of
The 19oNlnr comparative ta,,:c shows tho Quantity
":c Of ;hs PRINCIPAL article: IF ps.nine lrt t1dt
Ght't fsum the commencement at navigation 10 ami
-.A II lie I'LL " Qctuhs- Tic Ycara iaiit. sj
, 1866-10-20

IL OFFICE or TIE BotkD or PUBLIC WORKs3
-. CHICAGO, October 18th, ldSS,
rne1ic notice 10 hereby given % AZ persons later.
Bonrd Of Public Works Of the CRY Of Ch!cago hare
completed tue asat ssmeat Io1l fur opening alley
Van Dnrcn strect, tn Bloek - puncan's Addition 70
Chicago, making the niy.ton ling oetW-en Lot.
tie nt of sa!d atsx: ahd sGsn A;sss,'neas isail
The undersigned will apply to the Common Coancl1
Of sna city, It's next rculaE nesting TO be held On
* O'Clock p ns, for confirmation Of such assees-
nsnt whl;h me all gasis. lntsEHa ~ t hasf
q said a,se.smcns Tn*t tte tie; oh!ss;ioas io he
least day prior 10 such meeting Of the Common
Council.
I.G. EISDELE,
FRED, LETT,
O, J. ROSE,
Commissioners Of nc board Of Public Works.
, 1866-10-20

Hctmstrcet's lnfmitnb1e Hair Coiorina has
been steadily growing Ii favor for twenty years.
II acts upon the aSorens At the OF the half, aud
changes to lts original color by degrees All tustan-
taneous dyes dtsdcn and injure the ha.. Helsreesa
DIE but Is certain In It's results, promotes It's
E7ow til, md IL beautiful HAIR DRxsslsG. Price 50
cent. and tl.0o Sold hy all dealers.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold by all Drug.
E1sts,
, 1866-10-20

per m................. .................9 95noo360o
Second Clear. N, tx and 3-lnch-. S3f1 461,C0
FIN, and second CieaF Flooring, To-
CleaI, wldc. dc.-.....-...,............. ;o.o1a.5oo
ConE!on Flooring. rough. s, o.
Flooring. Acknowledgements. s7,oasiooo
mon Flooring: g.:........ ............ s4Das36,0o
rcther. er.............................. saoaacoo
First rm1uon Dressed siding: :-.-- 230o325.0
and np~aeds... ................ s,.oas:no1
ttlcE Roarta, II fnrhes. 35Gn4s7-0l
EnMmnn hoar1a, totkls, scxntllug.
Frnctn!: and Small Timber, u TO
y tect long @oo3?@
'9sta as md ssaetl'n a. i sSa Il
smsaLxs-A or Star shavcei shiasses....,, So,
or Star Sawed Shingles. ........,.,. 5.0141sQ
No. Sawed Ehtngles................ 2.1a43.t5
mo. sawcd Shingles. s.............. 2.sasaAo
LA1H-1Ef N ID yards. 4sAt5.m
W car 02d by NorthW estefu Railroad. dellyc2H tn
aay gard whstc cara csn ec switched or aaS depot:
Aot Star Sawed Shingles By car load
on tThck. ck......-,...-....,-....,.+.... 4.15
4. or Star Shaved Shingles Iy car
load On track. count maiie full, or
hvc htlnche> to the thousand....... 4.5Q
Saved Shingles, city madc, on
So.l Saxed shiael9 6y car load. On
!facE. 2Z5
Which charge follows The sh!ngles In freight bul.
s1ftGLE kTAkDAED. ..... ..
IhicSncss-F1ye Shingles TO be two Inches In thick
LeuEth-Si1tccn inches.
lsantls-1 wtnty Inshct.
, 1866-10-20

FRIDAY EVENING. October l9. 1866.
The following table shown the daily receipts and
shipments OF Ecet atte during the week up to tht
evening. reported by the Secretary Of Tho Cnion
it,rl-V Vnr1a n.
, 1866-10-20

AN ORDINANCE.
Er Il oraoiaed BY the Common cbuHcti afthe City ar
fhfcHco
Of Chaptef sixteen 6) the Revised Ordinances .!
The Cty Of Chicago. the Fish inspector shall htnEd
ii sasd city Of Chicago tor sa' of whatever rs nc
rer.on or persons who shall ee dspoee q any ttch
package cot thu* branded. tlal! e subject to the
penalty In said Sect! n I'VE t5> provided foE.
Parsed October y 1885.
Approved October =. 1se8- r,cr ,s,r,r
A. Il EppXAX, CITY Clerk. oeEGt
, 1866-10-20
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

1tl sdtts NJ Grain r<,arssd In U4s ss1rkt4 yyporf
are M0de on basis Qf K storage BHiess oLAertsf e.
tFe4Sed.
. FE1pAT EyEx1x0 October H. 1855.
FIR EiGsITs@-!kA!LE txE!uH1a-Art higher.
TIE following il &c joint iarlE the Eastern roads:
, 1866-10-20

SHEFr-The market exhibits no Improvement in
tone, nor In 1rices The supply Ia large and With bnt
llnfei demand sales eow and generally n prices
1e& ic below the average rates Sad yesterday. The
cmani ta chiefly fnE good fat mutton Sheep, Of which
unfortunately there arr bns few Offering.
Sale, include the following:
SHEEP SALES TO-DAY.
No. Az. Price.
IS fair mutton Sheep. $i.3j
50 infe1lor grade. IS 40
IT common store Sheep. Is 3l7t
, 1866-10-20

The amount Of these First Mortgage Bouda to BE- Il
sucd re-. mile Is limited by law to tho amount II
Enise states Bous allowed and issuoi to aid thu coz.
ssr1etlon Of tho Road, and the Mortgage by which
they arc secured il sEasarta BY Aes ef Congress to
eonstsate a Hen prior anl superior to saat er tas
EEH<I Ssas<s Gor4rsment.
The aid received from the Government In suouax
equal to this Fss Mortgage, u economically md Irdl
csously spilled to the construction and equipment It
the Road. together With nearly zocved ho
Stock Subscriptions and other sourcea. The F1r.s
Mortgage therefore amounts 10 but about IS per eeat
Of the actual cost and value Of the property which it
coyess.
The road + nov completed. equipped and ruunin
from Sacramento City to Ats, distance Of serenity
h1co miles, earnings for the thEee months end
Ing August 1st were ss follows, rtz:
June. 6U--..................-....... 67,I2o.73
July, G8............................ S5.U00.00
In GOLD.
The earnings steadily Increasing, and are estm.-
ted at ever tooooo In Gold s the month Of August-
tho octa1 report toz that month not hasng been r.
celved at th,. date.
The iconssrucston ot the Road Is going r1gorouslJ
1orwa1d-twcut5 -four niles additional being nearly
ready for the cars--and 1t Will probably be In fh1
operation to the California State Ine-1sG miles truun
Sacramento City-drsing tho summer Of 1861, when a
earnings must be verY large. tie entire trato ei
Scsada, aud large proportion OF that ot Csah Idaho
aud Montana unst pass oyes its line. It has BEEN
shown by reliable statistics that In 1s63 9iaoGo
in gold was psid for lte,.htns goods from canozni1
10 Nevada alone.
This part OF the Crest Pacific RatToad Route Il d-
tined to be one Of the most profitable lines OF saiosd
IN the world and its First Mortgage Bonds among
TIC best secured and nost desirable Investments ayer
| oee7ed.
Over IT, 90 has already been expended In grading
beroud the pain. to which the road ia running.
snd the iron is bought and paid for Sufficient to 1a1 the
track the entire distance to the state Line.
The Road hss been completed and equipped thus tax
without the saIe Of single dollar Of i First MotsEAgs
Bonds, md they are now offered to the public TOT ne
st time, after the eanlngs OF thu Road haze Eeche
the sum Of 10000 per month in gold, only about
txyye Der cent Of which Is required Tor operating
expenses
The ponds are offered at 93 per cent and accrued IN
terest nom July 1st IN Currency Orders na5 Be os-
varied 70 Us direct OF through the principal Ban1
md Bankers In all parts Of the country.
Reu,t.spccs may be made in drafts New York, or
in tea1 Tender Notes, National Bank Notes or ostz
funds current In this cit, and the Bonds win be Tor
r,era to sny address by Express ftee Of charge. IT,
ou1es for further particulars, By mall or otherwise
win receive punesua1 attention.
FISH & HATcH, Bankers.
No, Sassau-ss., New York.
S.B-Au kinds Of Government Securities Eece"ea
at the ta1 market Price IN exchange for the above
, 1866-10-20

SHATTERED Constitutions
Re6tQle4 bE Ut2mhAId.s E1tratt Rnchn


Constitutions. OF both scxes. Helmbolds Extract
BuIhu 1t Will give hkiaE and energetic feelings, and
rable you to sleep vel.
, 1866-10-20

THE EPARTNEESn IPHERE'fOFORE
i existing h.iwcen c. II. cox and !. Il. FERGU
Sun. Jot Printers. Is this Iay dttsoyr- All Clsas
s6N Tor t.st,en,tnt, Who viii hereafter contnct the
busI nj n'Ethea corner CLARK Anl South Water
Ets-. H!lliArA block. Room No. @.
h.
, 1866-10-20
Frx@t.bx Passed Detroit.

Fe.@rIH Passed Detroit.
Especial ItsVaIca the Chicago Trlhunc,1
DHTMntr. October 10.
Cr-nsa-ta, 8o1rd ri Trade, Hctlr. R1wsun, Latr,-
Ics- Cnadilla Sherwood. Superior. Txin sls,crs,
Hubbard. Martin Drake. Craig. scnse. Repnhtic,
Comet, O-den. Perry, Advance. Morris, t;alatln, uo
lc. Wtelcn. Otter.
DowS-Aonarch. Star, somc.a, Cuba, Midnight,
Co.iathian
MIat-Nn1thHe est.
, 1866-10-20

ELECTION NOTICE-Public notice is
i hrrrhy given thst SncciAl Election Will te held
IN the SIXTEENTH WARD, on TUESDAY, November
6fh, ls to m The vacancy OccAsioned pF the death Of
the tatc Alderman J. J. OSuIllvan.
, 1866-10-20
etei ! Pt4. 6hinuleaats.
I,{19fM $4,000
400 B59,nN
~ MI T1N m

The natEct was steady and values were we'll aus'
tained. There is considerable complaining It tho
length Of time consumed in having vessels un1osded
tho Fai2road Docks and 1t is that the rail.
1oAd companies do not employ hands enough. Sales
to-day Include:
Cargo sehr Ioeee. from Musktgou+ ~ m x Rtrips,
balance mixed. at 1850 cargo schr Sea Gem. Mant-
towoc 500 IN "Tilas & Co." sawed shingles Al t.61
cargo e1hr Hamilton. from MuskegoD, deck loAd oil
timber at *25o cargo schr Appleton, from Musieson
u m n fed sttira At 1890 cargo schr Sea Gull,
from Grand I,ivcr, u coarse mixed ratred st el5
carto schr Pilot, from Muslegon. 81 III mill run J:
strips, balance boards, At 80 cargo schF Il Tempo,
from Two RIVER, common mixed cargo, 120 II, ut
$leno. 81 m Iath at Si.25.
Trade In the yards Is moderate at tn. following
, 1866-10-20

FE1nAT EVENING, October l9
The receipts and shipments during The past twenty
, 1866-10-20

DEEF FCATTLE-Thcrc WAS no change to-day IN The
general character Of tho market unless II may have
lccn an Increased tiultnees. There fair attend
nncc orbuycr-. but their movements wcre character
iz. ly much the sae lethasgy that has dlstinEnlshcd
their operations during The entire week. They wcrc
Still c!aurlng Tor further reduction but sellers
not disposed to yield, and the Racs effected At
prices well m to yesterdays r1tea. There we're
5,u0 head in the aalc pens and OF this number bpt
nbout ed found purchasers. These were taken chief
~ by shippers. icers md city butchers, though few
droyes weht Into the hands Of packers. Tit weather
was rather unavosable for operations. drilling rain
falling during the greater part OF the day.
satcs were made ut prices varying from &i01at3Do
for very common cows. staEs and Eulis, light HeIf
eTs and inferior stoek Steers to medium bttcilcre'
STOCK and medium stock Steers, averaging from 80
1ooa ns; 25@56a for tn!r butchers Cattle md good
fit Cows and good stock Steers averaging IRON 995
1c26 nF. md s6e1sG.3o for good smooth shipping
Steers. averaging from 1853 Iii ns. The market
closes dul aud heavy With about 4,o0ohead remaining
Ia tue pans unsold. Encs embrace tho following
droycs:
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-26
AMUSENIENTS.

Tux oPERA-lloUsE.-The attendance at
opera-Ilouse last night, though fair, was
not as large as it shOuld have been, for
'Rosedale" is really beautiful and in-
structiye play. and Miss Alice Grey is a
most charming and accomplished actress.
The entertainment last night was one of
the most pleasant and agreeable that we
have witnessed during the season. The
grand Tablcau in the fourth net was mag-
nificent, and repeatedly cncored
Tonight has been set apart for the benefit
OF Miss Alice Grey, on which occasion she
VIII make her last appearance but one, in
The character of Rose Young. and we trust
she VIII be greeted with welcome COM
mensurate with her merits as an arHsfe of
rare culture and attachments
Speaking of the play last night, we must
not omit to mention the admirable rendi-
tion Of Jonathan DubJIcy by MIR. Coles /;
Durham Edne by Mr.. Gossin. and William
Sedger by MIR. G. Leslie Allen Indeed the
entire company We're excellent In their re-
spectiye parts. Mile. Victoria win appear
again this evening in grand fancy dance.
This is the last night. but one Of her en-
gagement.
We repeat the suggestion made yestef!
day, that II would be highly gratifying 10
many Of our citizens II the engagement of
Miss Alice Grey could be extended another
week,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-26
From Chicago.

CHICAGO January %.
Mr.. NJ. IIughitt has succeeded Mr.. W. X.
Arthur MS General Superintendent of the
Illinois Central Railroad. Mr.. Hughtt
has, for something over year past acted
as Assistant-general Superintendent, and
has In that capacity become well known In
our commercial circles.
A petition l. being signed extensively by
our citizens, memOrializiug Congress for
the privilege Of selling Dearborn Park, so
that 1t can be obtained for the purpose of
erecting thereon a City Hall, the present
one being entirely too small for the wants
OF the public.
destructive fire broke out this morning
at an early hour, at lGS Ewing street, by
which three frame buildings were totally
destroyed, and eleven poor families rendered
destitute. The entire loss is about $4,000.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-26
From New York.
New YoRK, Janury

NEW YORK, Janury %.
The COmmereidrs Washington special
says there is no chance of the passage OF
! the Constitutional amendment in the House
The Government is determined to enforce
a strict neutrality on the Rio Grande.
General Sheridan's orders are imperative
on this subject. An investigation will take
place about the Bagdad affair.
The Posts special says number of lead
ing Pennsylvanians, including seven mem
bers of Congress, had cordial and lengthy
interview with the President last evening.
The President reiterated his opinion that
Congress should admit rebel States TO rep
rescntation in Congress. He thought the
passage Of the negro-suffrage bill untimely,
but did not intimate an intention TO veto It.
The following is the summary Of news
sent out in the steamers City of Boston and
Pennsylvania, not yet arrived:
The London Times, and other Journals,
having attributed the pressure in the
money market to heavy exports to Amer
lea on credit, letters arc published from
commercial men refuting such arguments,
and showing that remittances have been
most prompt, and that heavy cotton re-
receipts are u set-off against British ex-
ports.
The discount market continued moderate,
and the rate remained at eight per cent.
1t was stated that Mr.. Goshen was TO
have seat in the British Cabinet
The military revolt in Spain, under Gene
ral Prim, made no progress. The insur-
gents had gained the mountains of Toledo,
but were pursued. II was supposed that
General Prim, who was i'll, would disband
them, and endeavor 10 escape TO Portugal
The insurgent garrison of Avilla had
reached Portugal, and were disarmcd.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Mr. D1sracli, as leader
OF the opposition in the House of Commons,
had issued the customary notice TO his
party, requesting their attendance in the
House on the 9th of February, when the
Queen will deliver speech.
IL is stated that twenty Fcnans fully
armed with reyolvers and other weapons,
landed at Sligo on the 10th inst and were
Immediately arrested. Great alarm pre-
vailed at Sligo.
The police at Dublin on the same day Sc
cured large quantity of pixies aud per-
cussion caps, and arrested two persons con-
nccted with their manufacture.
The FreeInea's Jourildl says Stephens is
still believed to be In ireland.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-26

EIGHT Hours DAY.-The Working
Men Of Columbus assembled in Mass Con-
vention onThursday evening, to discuss the
subject of reform in the hours Of labor re-
quired of mechanics and laborlng men.
The meeting was lergely attended, and ad-
dresses were made by several gentlemen
present. A preamble and resolutions were
adopted, iron, which we extract the follow
ing:
Resotred. That the worklngnen OF this
CITY form themselves into an Eight Hour
League and Trades Assembly, that we may
act In conjunction with those already form
Cyl throughout the State and country for,
like the strands of the cable, we are, indi-
viduaily, weak and easily broken; but
when combined and entwined together,
they exert power that can not be over
come.
Resotced, That we consider the subject Of
corporation among worlfingmen as one of
tne greatest Importance, and that we re-
commend the formation of n cooperative
association and the opening of store to
supply their families, thereby keeping the
profits within themselves instead Of en-
riching individuals.
HesOtued, That the heartfelt thans of the
workingmen of Columbus are due, aud
hereby rendered TO Senator Crichhold, for
his promptitutlc in bringing before the
Legislature bill to constitute eight hours
a legal days work.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-26

eN~ STANDARED HOMEOPATHIC MEDIciNIs.
The agent of Humphrey Homeopathy
ic Specifics has received very important
addition to his list Of Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Remedies IN the shape of
Specific No. "a, which cures diptheria' and
liberated sore throat. These specifics have
obtained wide celebrity among the mcdi
cal practitioners and are very largely used
by them, being prompt, efficient, reliable
and convenient. An extended advertise
ment in another column gives list of the
different species, the diseases which they
remedy, and the prices. The cases for fani
ly use are especially worthy of attention,
and also the new department OF veterinary
specifics. The headquarters sofHnmphrcy's
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., il at
662 Broadway, New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-26
CINCINNATI mnrket..

OlEcInEArI Jannary ~
FLOUR-An unchanged and quiet market
Prices are without material change. SupeT1ne Is
held at 81 OOg7 30; extra &6l@s 90; family at
- 25@l0 90, and fancy AT $40 2baBii 90
GRAIN-The demand for old red Wheat Ia not
so good and sales of No conld not be made at the
close at over 81 New red Is duh at 81 25G1 10.
Corn Is dull at 4ia45c. for No shcllcd. Oats are
dun ntTScD3sc for MOI and 3ggi0c. for No. I.
Rye is quiet at Toe for No. !.
GRoCERIES-'rhe market remains steady, with
good demand We quote fair 10 choice Rio COT.
fee at sa3ic. raw sugar, i3f9l6c, hard refined 10
G.ssOc, and Molasses S)a0oc. per gallon for Porto
Rico.
WlIIsKY-A fair inquiry for bonded at esXc.
and free at 81 25
sEED--There is fair demand for Clover at
81 4Oal7 80 and the market IL Arm Sales of up
ward of 1,0O1 bushels were rcpOrted Yesterday nc
above rates, Flax steady ut q 80 Timothy nm
changed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-26
From Washington.
[srECIAL TO CINCINNATI ENouIRER.l
I..| w AsuINGTON. January 95


-.I. WASHINGTON, January %.
The vote on the Freedmen's-bureau Bill
in the Senate to-day stood thirty-seven TO
ten, showing no division as yet IN the rad
ical ranks. Senator Cowan was absent
during theVoting.
The name of General Mcneil, the Mis-
souri, murderer, was among the nomlna-
tions considered in Executive session. He
was named for Collector at ST. Louis, and
his confirmation was objected to on the
ground that he had butchered ten men in
cold blood, and the consideration Of his
case was in consequence postponed.
Senator Chandler also objected, but on
the ground that he had not shot twenty
men instead of ten.
Strong opposition will be made to his
confirmation.
In the House, the debate on the amend
ment changing the apportionment contin-
tinues. Mr. Eldridge, of Wisconsin, de-
livered rs able speech as the session has
produced. . ~ .--v
Night sessions will be inaugurated to al
low the discussion of the reconstruction
question.
Clay Smiths reconstruction speech re-
mains cut in two; he will continue il ut the
earliest opportunity.
The ante-room at the White House was
thrOnged to-day, many Senators and Rep
resentatives being in attendance. Delega-
tiOns from both parties waited upon the
President. The Democrats are said to have
come out clapping their hands.
The President granted the pardon of Mr..
of Arkansas, on strong solicita-
tiOn, to-day. N-.