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11 PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS. - In the Senate
Yesterday the credentials of j ohm Poole, Sen
@s stor elected from North Carolina, were presen-
ted and laid on the table The Colorado Sen
~afors were admitted to the privileges Of the
Aoor Of the Senate The resolution fixing the
new basis Of representation was taken up. and
Mr. Lane, of Indiana, addressed the Senate in
its favor. The Judiciary committee reported
hack, with amendments, the bill to enlarge the
movers Of the treedmen's bureau, as passed By
The House. The committee proposed an a
.mendment to extend the operations OF the
freedmen 5 bureau over all the States, instead
.oflmiting it to the States where the writ of
habeas corpus was suspended, as adopted by
the House This amendment, after considera-
Bile debate, Was adopted-yeas 29, nays Z. The
During the discussion on this bill Senator
johnson read a letter from two members OF the
MARYLAND SenaJe-Mr. McMaster, Of Worces-
ter, and Mr. Waters, Of Somerset, epeling
the allegations lately made by Senator Cress-
well of combinations in the southern counties
to beat and murder corlored soldiers, the partl
cculars Of which are given in our report.
The House passed the bill to give to actual
settlers, without regard to race or color,
homestead of eighty acres on any OF the public
lands in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Arkansas, or Florida The naval appropria-
ton bill was taken up, and the proposed ap-
preparation for the Pensacola navy-yard strlck-
en- out After adopting several items IN the
bill it was laid aside, and the bankrupt bill
considered at some length.
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LWRIGHT& & &BLACKSMITHING

We, the undersigned hereby give notice to
the public that having established the above
business at West End, are prepared to receive all
orders in that line, such as NEW WORK, and
repairing Carriages and Wagons,
All kinds of Agricultural Implements made
and repair ed.
Particular attention given to Horse Shoeing.
All orders executed with neatness and dis
patch and on the most reasonable terms.
g. HULFISH
dec 22-eo2m GEO. w. ROAT
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JOHN r.. CREIGHTON & SON,

JOHN T. CREIGHTON & SON,
No 50, King Street, Alexandria. Virginia,
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL I'M
D PIGMENTS: Hardware, Cutlery, Bellows,
Anvils, Nail Rods. Horse Shoes Blister Steel,
Files, Rasps, Shoeing Tools, &c. Comnlin's
iron Beam Plough at factory Z ices; Castings
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; Sash,
Doors, Blinds &C., furnished to order. Rooii,n1g
Felt and Cement, Percussion Gaps; Dou5le
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches Powder Flasks,
&c. holesale and Retail Terms Cash. sel-tf
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person or property.

!, We acknowledge the receipt Of the Rich
mond, Medical Journal, very valuable surgl-
cal and medical periodical, published monthly
in Richmond The Farmer, very useful
agricultural periodical, also published moothlly
in..Richmond and the African Repository, the
official organ Of the American Colonization
Society, published monthly in Washington
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YEIHE FERTILIZER
mod yTTDTJNT I MTG

YENHE FERTILIZER
FOR VIRGINIA LANDS.
BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
containing So per cent of Phosphate of Lime,
and 4.Oo " Amlnonla
This article is offered with confidence to the
Planters of Virginia. as being well adapted to
their lands, and just what they need to produce
large crops, and permanently improve the soil.
GEO. DUGDALE, Manutacturer's Agt.
Baltimore. Md.
For sale at manufacturers prices, adding
cost Of transportion, by KNOX & SMITH,
ian 22-3m No. 6, S. Union ST., Alexandria.
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q Stephen Rogers, Chllian Consul. has been
arrested on an indictment for violation OF the
neutrality laws. The Chian Minister tee-
graphs from the Legation to the United States
District Attorney, Mr.. Dickinson, that Mchena
may not be considered as belonging 20 the
Gillian Legation. McKena and Rogers have
given bail to appear from day to day
The customs demand for gold at !, New ! . ork
on Monday amounted to half million OF dol
lars, on Tuesday TO S4O0, 600, and the prosnec5
llsfor another three millions week IN gold tothe
Treasury revenues. The preparations BY ~, I'M
oporters for the Spring trade continue On a llper
al scale
George S. Houston, Of Alabama, Z. 5. Sen
ator elect, who reached Washington a lew
days ago, is about to leave, being satisfied that
the temper manifested In Congress docs not
promise an early admission OF Southern repre-
sentatlYes.
The programme Of the Lincoln birthday GER
emonial on Monday next, as now made out,
promises to be very imposing demonstratloo'
e A fire at Memphis, on Wednesday, destroyed
seven buildings Loss 5000, coo. There vas
out little insurance on the property.
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: AND AGENCY.

T.
The undersigned having been solicited by a
large mum Der Of Land Owners of this County,
to send them purchasers for their farms, and
from my long experience as a Surveyor, and as
Sheriff am well informed as to the quality and
I have concluded to solicit the patronage of
the public as a LAND AGENT. Persons,
therefore, who wish to purchase lands, and
those who wish to sell, will find it to their
interest to give call at my office, at Bruins S
Jail, West End, near Alexandria, Va, or by
mail, Box 914, Alexandria P. O., Va
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
de 21-2m Sheriff Of Fairfax county, Va.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
Ed & SN ON .

,.2 EDGAR SNOW DEN, SR
=. " mar rOFFICE-GAzETTE O BUILDING, Prince
street. near Fairfax.
M@-TgRMs OF SUBCRIPTIoN-Sixty cents
ner month; orSix dollars PER ANNUM, payable
IN advance.
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Preparations are being made by the joint
committee of the two houses, of which Hon.
Solomon Foot, Of Vermont, is chairman, tor
paying congressional tribute to the memory OF
Abraham Lincoln, On the coming anniversary
Of his birthday, which will be Monday, the 18th
Of February next. The ceremonies will take
place in the Hall of the House OF Representa-
tives, before both branches OF Congress, the
foreign embassies, the Supreme Court. the
rCabinet, and the most distinguished ottlcers
of the array and the Navy. The galleries wlllac
.-commodate about three thousand persons, and,
as the rush viii be great, it IS proposed In or
der to silence complaints, to distribute the
tickets equally among the members and Sena-
tors, which will give about twelve to EACH
Hon George Bancroft, Of New York, will pro-
nounce the grafton.
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Gov. Swami Of nd, in an interview with the
Baltimore ':Uniou' Committee, said that ''he
wished it to be clearly understood that he was
not in favor OF tbrnoting negro suffrage upon
the State-;hat he was opposed to the radical
measures Of Mr.. Samner, and could never en-
dorse the course Of Nlr. Creswe in his attempt
tointroduce the federal authority into Mary
land, or apy other loyal State, for the purpose
Of protecting the freedmen in their rights Of
person or property.
, 1866-02-28
FROM ST. LOUIS.
The Great Steamboat tFiFe-Iutcre&t1uS
nctailA-Fonr Steamboats, Burned
LOsAes, Insurance, DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

The Great Steamboat ,FiEe-Iutere&tIux
nctailA-fonr Steamboats, Kutned-
LosAes, Insurance. dc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune1
ST. LorIs. Feb. a7,
The following are full particulars Of the disastrous
tteambost fire. last night:
About 3 clock in the e,cning the fire was dis.
euvesed lstairg from the pantry or barber-.hop Of
the steamer Peytona, which, spreading With alarm
Ing EApfdlty, WaE communicated 10 the famous Die
tator, lying Just Ielow a tue Atlantic and Mjssts-
sippi Steamship landing, ad also With tho Lana and
the Leriathsn. lying just above all Of which were
-ota|ly destroyed. The bells werc set to Ringing.
snd the heaEens were Illuminated By the 1urd Glare
1h. wind sweeping tho smoke and flame. to the
northward., A taree coneou1se Of spectators TO-
patred 70 the exciting scene. and occupied crerJ
available point Tor observation. About II, O'Clock
The humber Of steamers ahla7e 1t tbs sana ,irae
could be counted bJ the jackgtart, which pointed
nnssd. d. Es . sandard5 ~, IT, The blaze q battle ~
Auanuc and Mississippi Steamboat Company,
whose poney has, we understand, been not 10 ID
Tho boats are yalaed as follows: Peytona, Can't,
Wesley CouyeT. <l25,G Luna, CAPT. Fat Yorc.
slQ'4u: md lhs k:ylatlan. Capt. George Pesram,
bought at Aucs1on amer the desih Of her 6uEldsr
Cap. Il. IL Heeder, for sIl9 D1 but Is WORTH 1nurb
more: The Dictator, Owned by i. J. Eantcy i. Co.,
maaeer, Vas Talucd at xiGo0 o. x1Sa i esn1 sn,,
wac insured Tor $112 90 1a Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
ofliess. she Was The only one receiving freight,
the Ieyiathan and haEiur been in port sons
Gays and aVaittng their turns In the line The
Luna, which had just arrived from New Otleans.
hss tunk, earf,tnE down With her tbs sale Of The
% Rih Ta1s s:o "a
ri hundred bales OF cotton On hard de-
stzoyed by The flames. The 1fa Handy
had left the afternoop her plaee being oecnpied
by the Lula. The Continental. i few FEET aboycthc
upperno.t boa,s, WAS f&elghsea ready 10 70 ont to
da5, bu. fora1atelL eut looss and drt,ed sasy out
Of narcer: The War Eagle. wheh aE7lyed aoan
down Win The current. Several pics Of ha3ed ha1
and CHE. ffei.ht above tho GoTrnmauk w1rehouRe
weto destroyed. but the Destruction IN the kvee WA
nbatea by the d5gl1en. !, =.
A rnslfeablc iron factory aud Touring raM and
school heise and engine houae also w:r. d=et=ol I'd
By dze Atpce yet.nday uaou, eaatto5 total loss Of
, 1866-02-28

Return OF the General 10 Washington
a SubAtant1a1 PFehens-Heeepllou-
Narrow Escape from a Fatal Wound.

Return OF the General 10 Nasbineton-
a Subatantfa1 FreAeAt-Reeepllou-
NARROW Escape from Il Fatal Wound,
EEv foRK. Feb. s7,-t3ene.al Grant left this ctr
for Washington on last nights ua1u Durluc w.
tcfday forenoon end allernoon he mslc an insocc.
Ton OF some fast Eotlip. stock. md vxited soe of
The manufacturing and mercantile establishments Of
the city. ":
during this last visit to Neyr York, Gen. Grant
has been presented by several Of cur leading wealthy
citizens With purse Of x10U Ill.,, .Amons the sub.
scEpeEs Werc a. 7. otcuart. ". D. Astur, Cou1mo.
dore Vanderbilt, J. i. +. Ianier. l. ". Jerome aud
othars. Thirty thousand dollars Of tho smoQnf
were used to discharge the mortgage on The Gen
erals house IN Washington c1ty, the balance:
$Ie,e0e, being Invested IN 3a1s. Msjor General
Daniel Bntterfeld "as the agent who collected and
pa,d over the sum. The money was presented
without ceremony. !
Last NIGHT br{l!ant reception Was given 10 the
General by the e3d National Guard regiment 1t the
brooklyn Academy Of Music. On leaving The Acad.
enay he Was d11Ten 10 tho Brooklyn Elub iIppse
WHERE m oyation nas prepared.
General Grant narrowly escaped 4 fatal accident
yestcrd1y, while examining newly Invented
ftde. lie took hold Of It IN such manner that
1t Nas accidentally discharged part OF the cartrtdee
entering his lc hand and lodging IN tho paIra aud
thumb, woun1fug hun, IMPORT 4ays, seriously, The
SCENE Of Ibis Nnioraunate accident was In ihe pti-
fate apartments belongin. 10 General Grant, his
aids and fout children Of tbs Genetaa being present
The ba1l lod"ed In tue wall Of the room diftctT on
posite to whrre ucneEal Grant yas stumbling af tfa
time Of the accident. The wound waa carefully
dressed by EuEgeon. -
, 1866-02-28
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1bune.]

lspeclal Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.]
SABusILLE. Tenn. Feb, 81.
In the Senate a rport was rad BY the Supcrsu-
tendeut or lhe Tennersee Insanc Hospital. 1bcwhoe
number OF pa.ientt REMAINING a ds.e Of last report,
April /. 1866. Ha. w. Of whom 81 werr men and %
women: u pesrons, 81 men and 81 sFonacn- have
been admitted etuce that date and prior to Feb. /,
1866. Whole aumbc, subjcc1 10 treatment I'll; dig
charged s.; remaining 100. Of tlso=e mentioned Il
DISCHARGED u wc1e 1c:nned, ! escaped, 5 taken
awar rrt@p:o%ed, removed ia improved condition.
and II di.d. The expenses Of the A.ytutn for two
years previous 10 October l. 16G3, were $u $50.
Edmund L. East, Chairman O? the board OF
Trnstees m a ktter accompanying the
rIort haEf "We have rrlsated and cnntin ned a..
rcstio1- 10 admit col0Erd paltents Of which clssx
lArseencms,ers nrc now wandering over the conn-
LeR7ssn;u7e he contfnae4. has appropriated so tj0
TO erect asylum for cotoied fn.Aoe. bat the sum-
ow1pr TO the high pr1ee Of abor aud Iuaser3slis uf
1er3y insufficient, and NJ. East recommends fur.
ther appropriation.
The Btnf: Directors nominated ty the Governor
were CONFIRMED. The voseiEtood IS to4.
The Internal improvement BIZ, arnroprfntfng
lar.t sEms Of mouey to various railroads through
9ut the ttate, passed On sarurdaE. and IL now a
Law.
In ihe House but little business was transacted.
NJ. arnelf introduced resolntiou that the no1se
adopt the ytew advanced ~ hun YESTERDAY, namcf
fs: That t@o-th1rdt OF the actuai m+nDs,sss wIfb.
ont reference to vAcandet, fc.m quorum In the
meaning Vi the Conttr1ntdon. Several membe1e
desired the resolution to lie OYER until thcy could
satisfy their minds upon thr point Meantime the
treaker agreed 10 recoguIxc the uopsc A. sum.
eacnt!s large for the transaction Of othst business
, 1866-02-28
MORE PRESIDENTIAL INTER.

Interview with New Tnrker4 The
Prestdent Thinks tho Test Oath too
:" Severe - California; Delegations Ask
ing for Representation Of California
III the Cabinet.
NEw TonK. Feb, a7.-The Fostx Wa.ntn-ton>
fpcctat SAYS: mir. Ladtp, or HerHlmar eou1tY, Nj.
Humphrey, Of brooklyn, aud other Gentlemen from
New York, had an Interview With the President ayt
might. Hc tsIezatea his views On na.lora suhiec,s
as already published When a.ksd II be approved
The Congressional test oath, the President ieptIed:
that he thought II TOO s+vere anti FAYE his opinion
that the men Who could take any oath to support:
tbs Constitution should be admitted to seats In
CongTesa; but DC ndded That be wonid rot quarrel,
with Con.z1za On this point
The California md other pactc delegations watt:
sd on The President On Saturday to urge upon him
the claims OF their coast for representative ia the
CabInet-say Ia The Department of The INTERIOR,
which ". larlln nus. leave next year to ,ake bis
Intention. but said tha. he did mot know OF ony ~
eancy to BE- nlled. He made no pEum,se raosc dea-
mite than that their application would be duly con-
, 1866-02-28
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Five Men Killed and Sfx In1ure

Five Men Killed and SIX Injured.
HAEntsurRo, Pa, Feb. 27.--A terrific explosion
occurred last evening at the furnace OF j. l. HI.
Nee'fy, III M1dl1etoMp, res 4li1ng iu tho compIetc
destruction Of thu tu1uacc. and the death Of dvc
men, and the wounding Of SIX ofhors. Eight boil
the building, carried 800 yards and lodged ID the
Pennsylvania canal. Tie other boiless were seat
tered In yarions directions, some Of them passing
enc boiler IVES hurled through room in Whtth two
women we're lying Sick. hut missed them. The
bridge ovcE the Union caual VII. carried awaY, and
many ot the dwellings, m the vicinity were more or
lerb shattered By fragments, mud the whoie town
shaken. The loss exceeds $51 COO. The owuc.s
Wn 1ebnlld Immediately, md Wor}z1nen arc already
employed IN fempyinc the debris,
, 1866-02-28
Tribnne.


Tk4EEEwH.
There in a rano,+ f}st the Nrste,n Cniou
and t1r,Ied s,.iss ..,cc-.,b 1tn.- h.ye 1,een eon
en,1a.tsa eeess "'ee*-fN
m,a oo,.t,rc. q he.~ tts f,n;t
An'.'7e .I.'.N-. r~..,,.L. ~,
- 80 IT ~ pSs - n.r,,eru 49, .--:,tn- =,
.41r,,.,,s.. +I 80 t.o14nrto7
o.. [a,1.r ~, ,oro,, o+,vr r1v4or Eioud,
ts".s ~o4s. ~ c-.,ns s-,cS.d ,.~r n.
- INC 1870 ,.,,,'s. , .,s n,a,,,,n ~
.'.. ~ Ao'~s' '>N''1'As >''e -
,. .,,onnna. ..
a os.u~t tea 4t1a tet@e' ~ ~. .s..l w
se4e me ea'osea oasa, ~ s
bt2s. or'iT eosne sean aeo Aoln 'ae sVpulouuens
o. s1nos. ecooo4s IL 'a'' s">A1S' a 10" caie's
- eas:
nosaca, 1be1aa&7 F"Ia oEates LaaI Inc
Auanac ara oeoa' .ss "es.a 1e,lfoso efe to enter
1ofcaeo osea ns oe4s 1ss.e.nF xna eaTs that
compsn5 VIII rufoase .ne airline haoch nf the
talcnasaa ooa..I ttso, "ak1nR II tnnncctsnK
LIE e@ ~oo @14caeo-
fHs4ou. so.snson On Inc -4sh OF October,
*t'a Ir" 'soFefnof OF Tennessee. declaned
. 70 oo'osso mso meeting, VI Will i7deed he -four
Aoee"' md Lad yuu through the Red~ses q, w1t
.,1o a.n 1ooos coaeaed nnea 1aucEay havs begun
AZ. @A~ "e'es I'LL 4oteao % !ead 'te'1 ans"ae1e
-. ;,
1. Ir@nt received handsome oFation at
-..s. 80 "a anosuoo 70 nt1Man. leepaeas ne
Wae INC recipient oa enot1ntia. present IN The
snape Of parse Of @11Ao9A DnftnR his stay he
naa aas1o" cscape Hom '3tA acaoenl. newly
.'et''ea rue. "n'.o ae W. e@.mso1oE> "etaS aiA.
>onteo ptnA'o'e''' @ua "o"1uln: nin eeFelfiJ
u INC EaHo. T..
fnesauentiu 1ntesFie"S Rre tae order Of the
ua.. aepunuoa o. nc" aoFkas waited upon
Hs.,s a on' eAu'ee no1neS ne" except that
.,s. 1ss. ., s lss' oa 700. sese!e- "a aatar
, 1866-02-28

The caHse Of the Late Steam boat Dit
aster n Drunken Pllnt-A Xyhole
. Family Lost-More Fruits Of til {
Veto.
!; Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr:bnae.,
CINCINNATI. Feb. p.
The fact VAS tsoueht cut to-day, in tho csauina-
tiou o. witnesses before the Steamboat Iuspector.
Tint the pilot Of The Minnie Byers, which {a. sunk
By The collision with the H4lmap, vas catYied IN
board helpesa'y drunk, when the boat lett ibis ctv
It Is Tcn'unde1stood met that steamboat cap
sa1ns s1s now employing sueh 1ncompe-
lent men, because they with to break
down the Pilots Association, md will not pay
the wages adopted BY The organization. The acci-
dent occurred at Madison, Iod.,. where, out Of
eight bodies examined by Cpspperg iurv. ara
we're found to be Of ouc faElly. They ware fton
PADDY Rnu, Ohio, twenty mica above Tbs civ.
ana weIo on te way to M1stonri to settle On thesr
fafm. On the old man there ua4 fopnd q ian 4
1oufteen yeafs uld IL The only one oi fha
!!snlly sayed, married. daughter and her huEband
betng sill missing. N'F'a4"
In co!1patou, On Sunday, two youa. 1.dcs fe,t
tnto rrfvy Tauft. the floor giving way wj,h tht.1
where they remained half an npuF before thar cdsts
-hausted.
:. number Of Onion citizens IN Boone countr b.r,
been compelled to leave their homes by the febes:
anti others have been notified to leave. Three al
the latter, including . Postmaster, arrived in
toEipgion zee erday. They had In possession tie
letters OF NaInlng keut TO them by The R.notrs
, 1866-02-28
LIFE Policies.


Policy lssued tn 1913, 100000 age. "a, annual pre-.
MUM, ss2o; total premiums paid for q ycars. $780,
now stands, with Its rcvessionasJ additions tp.ysbo
at deasl At sls, o7 md with an anap.l cash din.
dend Of 1s per cent. for the sst three years On the
annual premiums paid. ss5 s2 being s11a per
mora Than the payment required b1 the Company.
Foley Issued in ,s.a siaaoo ase. s.; snnua, p.e.
MUM, sa7s; total premiums paid for . years
now stands, within tevess1onsr additions payable
At dea,h1 1t ~ aad with an sanua, cash din
dend Of 1 per cent for the last thrse years oa the
sanua' premiums paid, say saa1s, being s1a'.a per
annuu nose Than she payment required b7 sha Com
psny., -,
APolicy tslued In lsts .1a,ooo: ase q; animal pre-
sa.u1, s=ss, otas premiums paid Tor Is ,ea.x, steo.
now stands4 with Its revers'onasy additions. ut
$es'e. and with an &nnua1 cash Dividend Of los pes
cunt 70. 'hs last .aT's ,saE. n m more than p.,
.a' annaa' premium hereafter ',-'~,'::'"
Policy issued in lsts, siaeo age il; annual pse.
n'nm. ss'ss total premiums ps,d Tor is yeszs sa1.
now ssauas. With it. re.ets,opssy additions, at sts,
And with ~ annual cash dividend Of 1 ~. cent fl,
the ,.s, thrs. v,a,. which r,t, ,,o,. n. ~. ~,
nua1 premium hereafter. -
Apo,,rv ltsued IL ,s,e sto nm: A., 4o. .n,n,,
,eun mi n: to,,, >, ;7,.1,. n, ;,
-, ,,.ns. ~, u. =, ..x.,..-. 49,: ..,,,,,.
= ~ - ~ 49, 'D''' 'sa''
=. =. -. s'..;-.. 'ss- '''"* 'oe ''na'1
p's"e'' ~ o1s e't'' "a'a an increased Annual re'
...u,. -. -.
-; =; - g: - :. ~
~. ,.,,s. r;,, -. -. ,.....,,.- ;. ..,.'.
-. ~. - x,.x
three v..r, a, M mr. c.nt..,v *1 i tim,
,ne annual p,v,n. to en1v ~ II, with An ne,,,,,.
- f' ~ "8' T'~'S'' "A"N ~ 44~4 4e~SS"
spuu., rsdueuon b,,..,,sr. 49,.
Pole, Issued IN ls5s s1ooo; aga. :s; annual pro
n1u'n sse&'o; total payments for sJssss' S211s6a-
no" 'taRda. WIN IT, fevsssieaas1 additions at
naesee Hffh an annual essa dividend for the last
'nsse seaf' o1 ~ PEI eent-say $l'5-shus reducing
<ns s'n'u pfen''u" 70 s'us'' ~''n aa lne1eassa 1n
auA 'euu%'on aetsAt'es' 49,
, 1866-02-28
Mr.. A1orr3lIs Bill Regulating Trude
With Canada-Sche<tu1e of Duties
Nhnt Goods axe Admitted Free-StJp-
u1utlpuk. DO.

WASHINGTON. Feb a7.-A bill w1s rcportnt IN,
REPRESENTATIVE Morrill, regulating tide W1tR tS h.
bnush North American iroyincei Ii provides
,hat rom and after March L. ls1d, tbeie shall 30
hesnY The grortA, rrpnnc.ion Of manufacture uf
tne httsa y poesrsssous the following utie. and
" sfeeh salmon $as shsd Il 80; 1nacke.rl 81, !:
net1lee, p1Skled and sailed, SC; MI other picked
neh, g per barrel; az dsh not otherwise provided
1os, @ sm peS 10 n@onnds. @ provided that any nsh Ia
on bstrmlnors :oal Sc PCT ton; On oil other coal
SSc, On COKE and enim OF coal 10 per cent al r9-
!. On timber aem1ock and spruce round Or sided &c
Fer cubic loot, When saHed Ct valued at serru dol
1a.sS III q Il IT, Ssf % S9 9
ias pr idoo itsf sf'tn ''''S PEI '' lss'' '"' 'o
In lumber prime ash, butieruut. bass wood,
Bitch, elm, maple wood, round 1T sided, afc per
icet per 1.GG0 feet when vaued over 81 and not
gset 81 psr 700 tces, e ref 109 feet; when oYer
ais y per 1o9 'est =; pto!.aed that when ium5er
side planed OF hAsned soc, and Il pEancd On one
3 s;9s and 1 1ioasued and s1oored *lao, and i tWo
no} On a.t tinker ,n9 bl'es ~ walnut shsf chestnut oa
ps nos e fS tn per cent
On shin lumber, INV cenfa per i'm rs3i,c,s ,,us
rough beEn Of sawed. thles cents each sftng,s
be- moi Otherwise provided for ,aueh ee3Fn nr
pane. sna i i.eniy een, "a a. o o. psksts
and; sassed nine a1td csdar sh1nriss stv eane esr
thonsand; tprnce shtrsjss. forT cenfs. on III r.
Sff, 1srovfdea tim, in ,1.,, NJ -, ,.,.,s1
fore Imposed by law On articles hereSn.far
tinncd sn1 n.Tnn,,. ~ .-s r ueASsnaltes ntn"
Cd tso 1 1s pDm e. e1mpt ison duty import
~ foour 6nt,Ts,. NY EHssSs p7ta fNan W
, 1866-02-28
SAD CASUALTY,
Boiler ExrloatoIt on the michigan Cen.
trail R0nd-TatFtc Mcn Killed.
Especial Qespatch to The Chfcaro Tahrnal

1Vk4CE EsA 1skOatO1u VII tt&T MIC c0lEMn IEAs
trail R0nd-Tltfec Hen Killed.
Especial Despatch to the chicaoo Tnbane.l
:. - DE1ao11, Feb. q.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock the boiler o.
The locomotive. Flying Cloud exploded near Den.
TOMS. OH lhc Michigan Central Railroad about
t"enty-four mlies from this atF, bJ:. which three
men were INSTANTLY killed. The locomotive was
With construction train which WA being loaded
with spf1es, and weut TO YpsiIanh for wood mud
water. aeout ~ O'Clock, Upon returning. ard
"hen n*as Denton'*, the boiler exploded With te1-
Hhe force, k1lln. the engineer, frcrnan ind con.
dnrfcr, wno we're all on board, and blowing the
locomotive into atoms. The names Of the nnfor-
innate slcttms are Marshal Doty conductor, who
resides at Dexter; Patrick Lazy, engineer, aud
YIN. Ksidlc, fireman; both Of whom reside IN thsa
engineer though IN old fireman, has only been Ia
charge Of m engine ios two o! three weeks, but
was considered a perfectly reliable aud capable
nan. Ihe remains Of ahc unfortunate men were
Fuller summoned tury for the purpose Of hold
lus an inquest. but adjourned II unti WedncsdaY,
when all l,e fac Is In connection with the accident
viii be brought ont.