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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-09-12
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.Gort.o restore order were drowned in the general

eforsto restore order were drowned in the general
tumult
The following is the vote in detail on the pss,Ogo
Of the bill:
YrIs-Me..r. Alley, Allison, pelo. R. Ashley, Jas. M.
Benja amin, Bidwei, Boutwell,, Brandegee, Bromwell
Broomall, Buekland Buudy, Reader W, Clarke, Sidney
Clark, Cobb. Ccnkling Cook Cullom. Darling Davis,
nelly Eckcy, Bgglosiop, Bltoi, Farnsworh, Fsrquhar,
Pcrry, Garfield, Grnnell, Griswold, Hale, Abner q
Hard ing Hart Hayes, Henderson, Highly, Hill, Holmes
Hooper, HOtehklss, W Hubbard, Chester Hub.
hard, john n. Hubbard, JRnes Il Hubbell, Hulburd,
James Humphrey Iugersoll, Jenekes Kusson, Kelley,
Kalsn, Keeham, Lahin, George Lawrenee, William
Lawrence, Loan, Longyear, Lynch, Marston, Marvin,
MeClurg, MeIudoe, Mckee, MoRuer, Mercur, Miller,
o'Nel Orth, Paine, Patterson Perham, Pike, Plants,
Pomsrcy, Price, Alexander H. Rice John II. Rice, Rol
Inns sawyer, sebenek, seoded shelabs ger spAlding,
Starr, Stevens ThAyer, sThomss, John Thomas,
Trowbrdgs, Up.on, vau Asrnam, Burt Van Horn, Rob
T, Van Horn, Ward, Ellihu d. washburne, Hen'y d.
washburn, WIN. B, washburn, Weller, Wentworth,
James y. Wilson, Stephen .. Wilson, Window, Wood.
NArs-Messrs. AneonA, Bergen, Boyer, CoGroth Daw.
son, Deuison Bldridge, Flnck, Olossbrepner, Aaron
Harding, Harris, Hogan, Edwin n Hubbell James NJ
Niblset, kiehOl,on, Noell Phelps Rsdford, Samuel
Randall, VIM Randall Raymond, Ritter, tOsorb,
Rose, Rosseau, shankln, sitgreaves Smith, srouse,
Taber, Taylor, Thornton, Trimble, whaey, Winfield,
Mr. Ames, Of Massachusetts,, and Mr.. Julian, Of
Indiana, voting aye, had paired respectively with
Messrs. Bingham, Of Ohio and stillwell Of Indiana
voting no.
The absentees were Messrs. Anderson, Blaine,
Blow, Chanler, Culver, briggs, Dumout, Goodyear,
Order, Demas Hubbard, IT,, johnson, Jones, Kerr,
Ruykendall Sloan, Warner. and Williams--l7.
Order having hecn partially restored, after the
announcement Of the result, the House adjourned,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-10

Mr.. SHERMAN introduced bill to equalize the
distribution of tho national currency, which was
referred to the Committee on Finance.
1t requires the aPpOrtoning of one half the
amount of the national blnking currency according
to the population of the several States and Terri.
tories In 1860 by reducing the amount wherever
1t exceeds the proper proportion, and organizing
banks in sections Of the country that do not have
their proportion but the total circulation Is not
to exceed three hundred millions.
The mode Of withdrawal proposed is this When
a section has more than twenty dollars to each in
habitant the excess shall be withdrawn and II the
proportion Is still too large the residue shall be
ratably withdrawn in States in which the circula-
ton is Low highest to each inhaLitant. The Comp
troller must, within six months, notify the banks
to withdraw the required amount Of circulation,
and Il the order is not complied with in six months,
the currency surrendered and bonds deposited fol
security Withdrawn, the Treasurer must return
either notes or interest to the amount.
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Later from Europe-Fenianism Reported
Rampant In Ireland.

NEW YoRE, April 9.-The 'team'hip Atlantic,
from Southampton on the 2dth, has arrived.
She reports In the Straits Of Dover on tho even.
ing Of the 25th Of March, that Ehe expert nced the
most severe storm that has swept over the English
cOast for several years.
Among her passengers Is an accredited agent Of
the |. X, b., who accompanied Stephens In his
flight through England to Paris, where he arrived
safely. aud Is now probably on his way to America.
At the time Of his departure from Ireland Mrs.
Stevens was ut Cork en- route for America. All
steamers and vessels wero then under watch by the
authorities. Stephens was at that time in London
r,inaS ~ D. agent SAs- ne PIE $50, 900 disc.
men in ireland ready for H.: ,ra.r n .t,iL:
..SVuVn.
The British army In Ireland Is 40, 900 strong, but
about ene-half are Fcnians. There Is not single
regiment in which there has not been arrests for
Fenanism.
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BY TELE G r APH
The National Republican.
ARRIVAL OF sTEAEER ENGLAND.
Fifty Deaths on Beard from Cholera.

HALIFAX, April 9.-The steamship England has
arrived here for medical aid.
HALIFAX, April Q, 1l.3O.-Tbe agent Of the As.
ISOLATED Press thus far has been unable to got on
board Of the steamship England, as no communioa.
tion Is yet allowed between her and the shore.
Every effort lie being made TO get her news.
HALIFAX, April Q, 12So-It is reported that
the steamship England has the cholera on board.
She has been sent To lower quarantine. b.,
The England has $50 passengers G7E1c
LATER PER ENGLAND.
HALIFAX, April 9-The steamship England
brings advices to the 10th ultimo. Cotton has de-
clined from td.aid. Sales Of the week (ave days.
3s, 900 bales Sales Thursday 5000 bales, market
closing hrmer. Middng Orleans 1914. Consos
86I as6l. Five-TW outies 71a71f.
The prospects Of an Austrian and Prussian war
are increasing. A crisis Is imminent.
HALIFAX, April o-Tho captain Of the steauar
England reports that on Tuesday the first case Of
cholera occurred, since which time ono hundred
and ninety more cases have broken out, and fifty
deaths have occurred. She was ordered of by the
Government, but owing to the rapid spread of tho
desease, and her engineers being sick II was found
impossible to proceed. She now lies below the
lighthouse.
Part of her passengers will be placed on board Of
the hospital ship, and houses will be erected on the
beach for tho sick. There will be no communica-
tion with the ship. The authorities are doing all
In their power to relieve the unfortunate passen-
gers. skThero are three doctors on board to look
after the sick. The passengers are principally
Germans and Irish. Tho captain thinks the dis.
ease was brought on board by the German passen.
gers.
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New YORK, April 9.-The steamship New York,
from Aspinwall on the l5th, has arrived. She
brings $40. 900.
One hundred and fifty negroes attempted 4 revo.
luton Mt Panama on the lith of March, but they
were surrounded by troops and shot down like
sheep Twenty-Five or thirty were killed, and a
hundred made prisoners.
No news Of Interest has been received from Can.
trail America
a small Chilli steamer named Paquet de Maude,
win Two hundred and fifty troops on board was
seized by the Spanish.
Peru Bolivia and Chill wore still preparing to
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Mr.. MORGAS introduced n bill to provide for the
erection of warehouses in New York for the recep.
tiOn Of goods and merchandise arriving in vessels
subject to quarantine by the laws of New York
which was referred to the Committee on Commerce
The place indicated Ia "west Bank, " in the lower
bay Of New York. II requires the State of New
York to make an equal appropriation for hospital
purposes at the same location.
Mr., SHERMAN introduced a bill to remit and re.
fund certain dutiesi which was referred to the Com.
mittss on Commerce ItrelStss to goods, the pro.
duct Of the United States, sent via Canada 10 some
port In this country.
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Mineral Lands.

There is no subject more vital to the pros
perity Of the new States and Territories Of
the distant West, than the adoption Of land
system. AT present, and for nearly twenty
years, there has been no method Of acquiring
absolute title to mineral lands. Immense in
tercsts have been developed upon posses
sorry tenure - technically a trespass but
which no wise Government would disturb
without the most careful consideration. The
Secretary of the Treasury regarding the
question financially in his last report, re-
rerred pertinently to social considerations,
which call for permanent ownership Of mining
claims. Mr.. McCULLocH also intimated that
an extension Of the laws, giving rights ofpre-
emption to mineral lands, would be n proper
initiative; and we observe that Mr.. SHERMAN,
of Ohio, yesterday presented to the Senate
a bill L" to regulate the occupation Of mineral
lands and extend the right of presumption
thereto" which, he remarked had been
drawn to indicate the policy favored by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
We find on reference to this bill that the
exploration and occupation of mineral lands,
subject to existing mining regulations, is not
interrupted, but is expressly encouraged and
legalized. Placer or gulch mining will,
therefore, remain on its present footing
but as to quartz mining which requires capital
and permanent structures, the means is af
forded to secure patents for claims actually
occupied and improved, subject to the pay
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Since we published the letter Of CHARLES A.
DANA, editor of the Chicago Republican, imPOr-
tuning the President for the CollectOrshiP of New
York, he has taken to Safeguarding and lying
about tho NATIoSAL REPUBLICAN, the Star, and
MieRigenccr, and announces himself ms agent to
obtain sub scribers for the Chronicle. How dead
ducks" affiliate. A few days ago FoRSEr, symPs-
timing with his fallen brother DASA, printed a
puff Of the Chicago Republican, announcing it as
tho hest journal in the Northwest. Now DANA
reciprocatss, and denounces all the papers in
Washington as trashy concerns, and the GAro"'ef'
as the best journal In Washington" His last
dying quack IL "subscribe for the OhJOwieie "
This wont save you tue Collectorship, CHARLES.
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message from the President was received in
the Senate yesterday recommending that the land
grants for the benefit Of certain railroads in MiSss
sippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, and Florida,
made in 1850, 1858, and 1855, the Limitation Of
which extends only to the present year, be ex.
tended for Eve years. The total amount il II,
1903, 433 acres, for three railroads in Mississippi,
nine in Alabama, three in Arkansas, four in Flor
ida. and two in Louisiana, The largest grant is to
the Mobile and Ohio road, l,OO4, 90 acres in Mis-
sissippi, besides $50, 400 in Alabama. Tho Gull
and ship Island road, in Mississippi, has 652, 500
aeres
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+. G. CoNsrocK, Of New York, President
of the Savannah line of steamships arrived in town
last night.
W. II. HISS, Esq, Superintendent of the
United States Telegraph, Is in town.
MAJ. GES. NJ MERRITT and Maj. Gen. G.
X. Warren arrived at Wizards last night
MAJ. GEN JAS. b. STEEDNAY and Gen Jos.
E Fullerton leave for Richmond to-day on govern
mental inspecting tour for the Freedmen's Bureau.
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Arrival OF the Steamer Hansa,

NEW YORK, April 9.-Tbe steamship Hansa, from
Southampton on the 29tb, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, March 2s.-Cotton market-sales on
Monday s. 900 balesi Tuesday II, 900 bales, nolud.
ing 5000 bales to spectators and exporters. The
market is dull, with decline of Id, caused by
American advices aud heavy receipts.
Breadstufs dull. Corn has an upward tender cy;
mixed 2gs B29s 3D. Beef quiet and steady. Pork
steady. Lard very dull TalOw quiet and steady
Bacon quiet Sugar inactive. Coffee, sales small
Rice steady. ROsin quiet at rs. Spirits turpen.
tine firm. Petroleum quiet at 2s. Id AIS. Sd.
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The news that Gen. HOWARD denied the state
ment that he read the frs,dmen's Bureau bill to
the Pre- id,nt and that he the President) approved
of its several provisions and afterwards vetoed IT,
reached the astu editor of the Chicago Repnbh-
can by way Of Springfield, MAssachu'ett', where
upon the defeated candidate for cOllectorship Of
New York is FLIED with apprehension, and eaclaims
thus:
This we apprehend +" he an error when and
where has such denial been published Unless
many excellent persons are much m's'nken, Gen.
Howard wiH not and cannot authorize anything OF
the sort"
AZ or retailing fAlsshOOd D4SA is JUS. the man
TO stick to IL.
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HARrFORD, April 9.-ThO result of the city cleo
ton to-day was the election Of the entire Demo.
cratic ticket, thus changing the political charac.
tor of the the city government.
The Democrats elected Charles p. Chapman
Mayor over Allyn Stillman, tho present incum.
bent, by 233 majority, and Henry II. Fitch cOlec.
tor, over II. F. sPerry, the present collector, by
200 majority. They also elect the city clerk, au.
ditor, and city marshal.
They have majority in the City Council.
A full vote was polled
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GRovER's THEArRE.-Mr. Phillips benefit
last evening was a hnO affair. Tho house was we'll
filled and the entertainment pleased the audience
completely. Mr. Phillips purse is somewhat more
plethoric to-day than II was yesterday. Tonight
the ticket sellers and other attaches Of the theatre
who have always to be, to do, and to suffer in
behalf of tho public, make their appeal for n
good house to witness good play. "Dot" will be
presented once more and for the last time on this
occasion. Give the boys liberal benefit
Tomorrow night, Mr.. Frank Lawlor takes his
benefit and presents for the occasion a bill of at.
fractions that would tempt even Congressman
from his committee. We feel confident that he
will have goodly audience.
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>, Boston, April 9,-The steamship Towanda, from
Boston on March 10, for Havana, went ashore OF
da coast and bilgod broke In two, and became A
total loss Wrocking vessels are engaged In saving
her cargo. The portion between lfeT decks was
saved In good condition. The passengers and
Gre" were saved. The vessel was valued at $780,
wv shs was fully iniurOd-slO, 900 in Boston,
the rest In New York.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-10

ITALIAN OPERA.-Last evening Bellini's
opora Of Norma was presented to a large and
fashionable audience at the Washington Theatre,
by Madame Ghioni's and signor susini's grand
italian Opera Troupe. The principal roles were
we'll sustained by Madame Ghioni, Mile Ca.
bissa, signor Macaferri and signor susini. The
performance ELECTED the heartiest plaudits from
a critical audedce. Tonight the comic opera Of
the Barber of Seville, which is full Of the most
sparkling music and laughabe situations, is to be
played with strong cast.
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PORTLAND, MAINE, April about two hundred
Fenians sailed for Eastport, Maine, on the British
frontier, in the steamer New Brunswick, this p m.
The boat was unable to take arms this trip, and a
schooner was chartered for the purpose.
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The War Depar ment has received the intelli-
genos of the death, at Fort Columbus, New York
Hqrbor, on Friday lRst, of Colonel William A.
Thornton, of the Ordnance Department, U. S. A.,
and Brevet Brigadi0r General Of YoluRtOSrI The
cause of his death was asthma.
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On the first page of the REPUBLICAN to.
day will bo found the communications Of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and the Postmaster Gen
erRl setting forth the reaOns for modification Of
the oath Of Office prescribed 10 the States lately in
rfbellion
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-10

LAMBS BESEFIT.-on Friday night Mr..
E. Lamb, the comedian who has caused so much
hearty side-shAking at Growers Theatre, where he
has performed the NrduOus duties Of Stage Mana.
ger to the satisfaction Of the people before the
tain, behind the curtain and in the managers Of
fee during the past season, makes his bow and puts
his best leg forward for "beneft Look at his an.
nouncement in the advertising columns, and you
will be to go to Growers on Friday night, and
add little "minti sauce to Lambs next Sunday
dinner.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-10

Captain A. P. Ketchum, former inspector Of the
affairs Of freedmen on the cotton lands Of South
Carolina was yesterday assigned to duty as Al. @.
on the staff of Major General o. Q, Howard.
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LwAUKEE, April THE waters of the late
subsidized ''
The extent Of damage Is almost Incredible. Prsp.
erty to the lue Of ut least a million and half Of
dollars has been either destroyed or damaged.
Tho Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad COMPANY
has completed repairs on its line, and Is now ali
tween Milwaukee and La Crosse.
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1t will be seen from our congressional report this
morning that resolutions have been introduced In
the House of Representatives looking to the trial
ofJEPP DAVIS and others, lately leading rebellion
az ,inst the GoYernment, for treason.
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A5- Presentation TO Lieut.. Gen. Grant
Mr.. s. d. KEHoE Of New York, has presented to Gem
eral Grant Xix pairs Of rosewood clubs aud dumb bells
for his aud that Of his boys The General returned
his thanks in neat aud Characteristic ncts, TO Mr
KEuOg, who Is topping at the Metropolitan Hotel where
be will receive orders for articles 10 his line His ad
drsss In New York ia 1903 Elm Street. It,
65- The Regular Monthly Meeting OF the
Board Of Trustees Of Rube Schools will he held at their
room, In the city Hall, On TUESDAY EVENING, prll 0,
at o'clock, p. IN. R.P BolsEAU,
apps STAR ScerttAIy.
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hemeiy for that Disease; ALSO Consumption Destroy
er aud an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma &c
eau be found at stOu's Drug Store opposite National
Hotel Gilman's, near Metropolitan Hoeli Ford,s cor.
ner Of Eleventh aud PenuSylvsnia Aveuuei Eatwsles
corner Of Twelfth and Psnns yIyana aveuue Rlliott'
corner OF and Twelfth strsstsi Hsrbaughs, corner OF
sSVshlh and u. lal2-tf
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20. wonasrru,ly s,ranas.-M.aams NJ. Il

CO. Wonderfully strangs.-Madamo NJ. II.
PERREGAULT, who has astonshsd the scientific classes
Of Paris and London, has now permanently located
herself ut Albany, N. Y. Madame Perregault by the
aid OF her wonderful Instrument, known the Horo.
scope guarantee to produce fn-ks picture Of the
future husband wife Of the patron together with tn,
date Of marriage, loading traits Of character occupation
etc. This Is NO humbug, thousAud' Of testimonials
Assert. She will send, When desired, a written
guarantee that the picture what II purpOrts to be
ny stating age, height complexion, color Of eyes and
hair and euelo'lng 90 eOnS and stamped envelope Ad
dressed t. yourself, you will receive the picture by
return mall. Address
hApAHEM. n. PGRREGAuLr,
ocl6-lydSw P. o. Drawer 2G2 Albauy,H.Y
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90 omce Washington Gas Light Com
PANY-on aud after March l. 1885, (uutll further no.
tIee the price Of COKE will be twelve cents per bushal
ml'H GEO 4 n1cc....GGEEY, Engineer.
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sPECIAI NOTICIG,-.
Gs- Labor, In Its relation to Human De,

opment LtcfuRR by II. CLAY PRECss. at GOBIaga
Hail. wednesdsy night, April II. at o'clock Aduis.
son % cents. EplO.2.