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, 1866-12-03

,cratise. speaker coltsx vas a. nnsninous1y
destsna1ed 70 reply to thc address Of we!eoa,s Al
day, On behalf Of tho House. The welcoming ad-
dless will be made bY Judge Garter, OF tbs D.s-
s saaer should b s59ef.d r1a e
reply al 0 on behalf Of the Senate: that an nr-
faugemert be made By Speaker Colfa1, and lhat
the senstor 1, 80 designated for theone saall re-
The indications arc thst Congress will be very
radical one. A. timea the epecc4s1s were very
vas In tcs.ton over two hours, aud there Was I
very fsir interchange Of opfrinns, and a general
nsaEimAy ot sentiment on imrortant questions.
irE vixen mort Rcpubhcan members will have
arrived to participate in the procecdinss.
ADDITIONAL ARR1rALs.
Among the arrivals to-day ase Senator Foster of
Gonnec.,eut,,, Ptesidsnt Of the Senate, aad Hon.
Of tho Supreme Court also arrived, to-day.
TIE 4A3s WELCOME.
Preparations l9r Rrthd mass welcome to the
4 rrocekeon, composed ot the Loyal Leagues,
BoJs IN Blue, Army and Navy Union, and Repub.
lean Association, will organize in front Of the
somc Of !hs principal streets, ulii reach the Capi
Tnsse an address Of welcome viii b. 1e:is 81
5ndge Garter ara responded to ,! Speaker cof
on behalf Of ihe senate. Af!ef III
sr:ag sr:saklng IS concluded, he procession viii
tGhta1m th1m I'D proceed to Four.and-a. Half slreet
nhs--a It viii b dismissed. The hau auei
In the evening VII take place IN the Fair building
corner OF Seventh street and Pennsylvania aye,
ms: E!'eas!se pEeparations aEe being mAde to
Of New York, viii preside. Among tie speecfc.
20 he atade n response to toasts tate following
have already been arranged: 'tThc Governm ri
Of the Cn1ied States" will be responded to b
Sehhtor lowe. OF W1sconsin; "Thc JUDI
| elarg Of the U,.itcd s'a.es," By Judge
FISHER, Of the District Of Columbia
/ Suffrage IN the District Of Colnmbts," By Hon
| =: =: Kelley, Ct Pennfylyanta "An lndspenden
sehoo1 System. ~ Kes. d. DoTnton, Chaplain
Jeal y: Fo:nsy; THE Loyal Citizens in III
Gn:1ct Staice," By Hon Charles Sumner; 'Ths
| 1histy.n!nth Congress-" BY Scnator Fessendvn
o! Eafre. snd Thadlens Stevens; ''Thc Los
aud Cosl Of The War; By Hon. Henry Wilson, O
MASSACHUSETTS.
W4sH1Nc1o5. December e.-Thc value Of bul
scssed during TIC year lsCG, Is ssl,s09.541. q
! 'h's snouat s:o,C,s eos was assessed O
The Tac,ac and In.cc<sy nce;s;y s.ouuta;n 5ta;e
o IN tha A1;n,c inc st,tas 5e@'tnds5 s5d ehisa
board States. Il Is cstimnted thst twenty-five be
. cent Of the gold product escaped assessment
ana shat ot ile gold assessed In tho Atlantic ap
eeAboasa tiles one-halfis Of domestic p,odnctior
11e ,ednesn < geld IT, ths a:cal yeaE ~ $;
Judges Field, Davis, Clifford. Nelson and MI
Ter, Of The United States Supreme Court. arriset
hete today.
, 1866-12-03

THE EXCAVATION ALL. FINISHED.
The Proposition to Giyc Heavy E.aus
to the Contractors out Of the
City Treasury.


On Friday afternoon the last thin wsil Of csrth
which DIVIDED The two sections OF thu Lake tun-
mel was cut through, the clay carried fvay. and
TIC great bore made continuous from tie SHAFT on
Tie Like shore 10 ths cr,b shaft, distsnse Ct t,o
miles and seven feet out IN the lake. The ju:7=-
thc shore shut, aai! :. III feet from the ct.e x
the crib hat. mailing great total Of 10 57 feet
=, Tae e., romniIsd' n1d expected By the rnbi!ts.
Lad tcen 1ctt Almost untouched FOR nearly week,
Eonld be accompanied BIZ some crscunntat OBJ
nlsnss were scarcely ready whereby the con'rnc-
to-, hoped DC to carry through an A. advance oE ths
The tunne! Is really finished and 20 there wn- no
jubllntlon: Only the contractors, tbe Snpcrin.sn-
pcrEead Ict, exclusively invited, were preeert:
The ceutac;oss, theis ,superinteadent and pit;
sd. s am1 s
Hterv.ning earth IN The most prosa!c aud quiet
1,anns3 .rossible, the waole work being accom-.
f. Iii IL ii II in 'isse psse :
confirGvn: viii no oiher break 'han hut Of the
few tn 1oEts constructed At ehost intervals for the
convenience OF the ssorkmca III pnssin- each
other. .-d as placcs for MIXING cement, .kc. TO
I'll np 1llcse may require two or three weeks
iua:vr. The tunnel: will lhen he cleared Out. aud
M r. Y Ael vi % ss an
notnns remain bat to glvc 10 the ct1tea= the pure
Wafer " 1icA they l3se 20 long waited ard prayed
for 1he :nea 1hat three manthe must yc4 elspsc
before t1s water can iluw, ia psereetcfous. No
wild reesoG exists for keeping. The long desired
Denomination deferred longer than ore mouth at
ia1tlcst: unless it te that The covering powers
decide 70 enhance ,eo ,a1oe 9: the boen bJ Ion;
yer delay. Wc Lay add thai in theit List annual
Fepor. thu Board Of lublt: Works e,ated that The
tunnel ba!ng cst through IN Soyrmbcr. the water
"ond & b f. IN sons after r. SeT ass.t Day
1ntBCSE on the dag when the work WAS virtually
finished; M 2n saturday. SoyonbcE sishoonc week
, 1866-12-03

grounds on which he relies to reject ritualis-
tic worship.
Tho above embrace all the leading points
involved in this important controversy. The
Rev. DR.. Dix, Of Trinity Church, may be
regarded as the leading representative OF
the "Hfgh" Church party, and Rev. DR..
Tying Of The "Lou." Thai these difiereuces
may tc so adjusted as to result in the future
unity Of the Episcopal Church Is "a con-
summation devoutly to be wished" In Eng
land, the subject Of ritualtsm is creating 1t
this time intense excitement, aud bringing,
into play passions that are the reverse 81
, 1866-12-03

Lecture ~ u rentan nfrisahcr-Fcntnn Mavfs
meN1s-Comulicisy iu the Ur}lister Hnnd
Robbery,
HrFrAlo. December 2.--Rcr. Nr. L9n,sden Ice
iufcd nt st. Jan,et Hall tonight. oa his expc.
slcAce, DC, during tho Fenan raid ut Fort F!Fie
last june, and hts treatmen! and ui1l br the Can
adam auihoitue:. There we're shout ono aupdred
p. tsuIa present. at twcutr ccn's head. AZ q
speculation it was a iaiInre. -
Fentan battalion. como 30 strong, drilled at
L1loutoMn today, Arms captnrcd from tic te-
n!ans all along The linz arc 20 be delivered TO-
morrow. The Fcnlan ns!l.slry OF this city mo-
pose sEand public parade on tuesday. Delera.
1t2ns from Rochester, loc!pnrt, &C, are coming
Two men have been arrested in New JERSEY antf
brought u" re, charged with completely In TIC Rot
ister bond robbery. Superintendent Reynolds
arrived with them Yesterday.
, 1866-12-03
II viii be remembered that Thomas nd Stew.
ns1 wer: The Republican c,ndfdat.s, and Archer
aud rhCips The Conservatives
Tic American m the Associated Pre1 Cot
ton Ent Factory Durucd-JutIiclal Dr.
cfz}nuA.

ton Int Factory Burned uIirlal Dr.
ctstous.
BALTIMORE. December &C. c. Fulton writes
a. faliows ia TIE Baltimore AMtrsean Of Monday
that the New York Associatcd Press viii pass cut
Of existence in a very short TING. The Chinese
proved :fatal to it. The order that no paper - r.
ceirirg its ncwR, should be permitted to publish
dispatches from ang. other source was 90 ayctse
not hesitate Tor a moment In Trpuiliatins tac
organization based on sueh antfquascd ideas The
Press on lhc Far= antagonism to monopoiy, and
tic indications a.c that the press ot Boston and
Fl ox e' ,is1 Ii" c1smps snSsnd psaals m
meeting IT The Na'icaai Ia Iattisg!ne:r oics. ms o.
ssa s fss c af to
!le Uniied States and European Sews assoe,a.
lion.
"Thc Southern press hare nearly all followed tho
SAME Antaronisna to the New York monopoly,
a! . al the evening and Sunday papers Of Phil
t'op. There are also lndcations that one Of more
Of the SIX papers comprising the New York .asso-
csa.,ou, wil refuse longer to participate in
The power 10 dic:a.c TO the press Of The country
what they shall Of shall NOT publish IN the way
of rews, anu ne do not believe lhat the press Of
phs1adeinhsa wilt much longer submit to 80 M
reasonable and improper an interference with
their business
Yesterday afternoon the cotton battcn factory
Of JOHN Cook. on Garden street, near Preston,
was partially destroyed By arc- all tho con1hus-
t,hlr material being hnrned, AID the machinery
damaged: The 6Ec was capsel 1,y friction from
the machinery.
cave Judgment, in accordance with bis
opinion, died in The case Of Owen Bowie: furnish
ed bv the agent OF the United States and European
Newr Association, on Tuesday last; in tcn oshsr
casee mentioned IN the revenue Of The Fifta DIs
sl1,$s, making total, with Rowtc's amount
collected in 1865. on tobacco. II Is understood
that no appeal will be tssen rom this decision.
In the case OF Jotiah Bacon OF the Dental Vu l
| canttc Company r., josiah Raldcss,on. In au ac
lion ior alleged infringement Ct patent right IL
/ the manufacture of artificial gums and 1,alAtes
The eanae JUDI granted an injunction. with leaS.
| 10 dissolve On dve day snotice.
! In the case OF Hcnty r.. Goodyear, and Genera
| 4. Dnncan rs. Josiah Balderstoue, an action 70
Infringement Of the patent t11 TIE manufacture o
| bard rubber or ynlcaulte. issued to Nelson
Goodyear, ard which was assigned to the p1A,nsi
fur dental purposes, motion for injunction wa
| granted,
, 1866-12-03

NE8EBt OF z tIIHfWEFEFs
IAE7Fonp. December :.-siHre the robbery Of
Mt. Leachs grocery store, ard tho stabbIns Of
NJ. Leach, tue police have been Al work endeay-
o.inE 10 find tle Villains who committed ihe decd,
This merning the police arrcstefa negro Who was
tnecged IN Crying cart for Geo. Woodruff. on
cu1pcnper County, yfe,n:a, aud vas
regiment. and gave biz name ns Abbott Butter.
lie has confessed the crime. aud lern committed
to jail. Is uncertain what the iate al Mr, Lrac1
may be- Ills Hung was pcnct:llca by lhe Hta3ou
III The hand Of The nssafflut.
, 1866-12-03

The cornerstone Of the old Masonic Tenn
PIE. IN Baltimore, was removed the o;l.f day to
bc Incorporated into the new one. 1t was laid iu
lsl', and when 1t was opened, notwithstanding
the care taken TO transmit to postcrity the history
oi the building. two coins Of gold half eagle of
1885, aud IN eagle Of 1911, with the inscription on
the marble, weso alone tounl 10 be unimpaset.
The silver waa b|ackened and dsfaccd, the asnres
on tha copper 1sd Disappeared, and some REM
nants OF deeayed binding we're all that testiaed to
the printed volumes that had been PLACED within
the etone.
, 1866-12-03

E]crttone-Frnnt Arkn ,rsns-Cotfon Mar.
net, &c.
Especial Despatch to the Ch!cago ii:ouhe.l
MEarn1s, Deccracra 2.
Allie and Coleman, Conservatives, were Gle tcd
representatives yesterday. OVER Moore, Gnfon, by
about one hundred aud eighty majority, The
vote WAS light AfooEe's vote At the preVi us
election wou1d have elected lin yesterday.
The Stay Law in tic Arkansas Lee stature Is de-
feated: The Arkansas River Is low, with oily
thste feet.
Cotton, yesterday, 3G@3lc for mild,!ngs,
Des Arc, Dan. Atjlc, Cclect:.
phts. 1A>A'
, 1866-12-03
CAPTURE OF SCRRATT.

Nc ss Reported 10 be on His War 10 this
Country.
WAsu1soros, D. c., December at is report.
ed ihat Information has reached tic Department
ol Stale from Charles I}ale, Unltcd States Consul
t'enc1al to Egypt, Of the capture. al Alexandria.
OF John Il. surratt. the long sought for Cocoon
Rr1rator In The assassratlon Of reside,, Lincoln.
1sei' doubtless now on lis was to Ii: United
States for trial.
, 1866-12-03

WASHINGTON, December:.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Tartles, who ASSERT positively that they fully
aware ofthe contents Of the Mcssase, declare That
II contains no change whatever III policy; that it
II concilsatory only far II cxpyrsscs the hope
tat Congress will conc 10 agree with the Exccu-
tive; that Il contains no amnesty and suffrage
propositions, and proposes no constitutional
amcndmcLif. It i: very frce in regard 10 Mexico
and the Fcnians. Il is accompanied b. tic usual
documents, synopsls Of tomc Of which will ar-
Tcar from tho following:
CENTRAL nowAan's REPORT.
General uoMard's 1tport will show that there IL
no special charge In The organization Of the
EreellneAe Bureau, Int thai the business has
hecn greatly facilitated by the Ia Of 1915. The
Iist.icte assigned TO Assistant Commissioners
comedies With the military Departments and dis
tt1et comntanos. The new law embraces kcu-
lucky and Maryland. and there States require the
aid Of the Burean in promoting the interests ofjnt
! tice and education. In the Northern ctIes. en-
! p1oyEcnt Offices OF little cxpenso 10 The Govern
| ment, and not source Of revenue havc heen cs
/ tatlsLcd, With a view to obtain work and homes
| ior dependent freed people, and 10
! relieve crowded localities. The tmpo1
! tancc OF aclf.enppott has becu
urged BY proper means upon the lahosins classes
| Wages have been dctcrmlned, not by The ordess
| Of tie Bureau officers. hnt By the clFcum-taneei
ordinarily nleci3uT the pSaee 0i I2pos IN 0lucseh
localities The education OF freedmen and reta
eccs hae been carried On vigorously, under th'
immediate patronage Of benevolent socseues. :!
| superintendent OF Education, derotlag his who:
time 10 Ills wo,k, Is stationed at the Bureau head
quarters In each State, and all Bureau officers ca
| operate with him. i IL estimated that Isl, ,0o
freedmen and their children arc not
attending eehool In the Southcr
! Sia,es. Schools Tor refucces, whit
children, arc also established. Their formation
, everywhere encouraged BY the Bureau. There b:
been bnt little uniformity Of action In the dEerer
States In respect IL TIC administration OF justie
: Assistant Commissioners have been instructed
transfer military Jurisdiction as rapidly a. 20
: eihlc 10 Stale Judicial tribunals. This has bet
Is ! dcno completely in surao States, while iu II
!. rinia, 1oni.iana and Tcxas Bureau courts arc ST
in existence. a claim division. instituted
! Msrcb last, and aided by officers al
h ! agents throughout The states, has cong
n to prevent the fss1ds upon color
q soldiers in heir ciorts to collect unpaid Claim
II One bundled aid niaefy.tEe claims were pa
= through tho Office Of The commlsasoner; TT
=, &ccted at his Office; l,s are In process Of adin
j. ,ucnt. The aggregate amount collected and pa
10 Il s1o,5ss Detailed reports given Of the opc
lions Of tho Darcan in each State, and tho DistF
IN Of columbia. Transportation ls reported rs 4
cl.ted to 6,s'se destitute freed poop
, 1866-12-03
DEPARTMENT REPORTS,
REPORTED CAPTURE OF SURRATT,
FROM EUROPE,

Dy yCabIe-EnerretIc Men.nrc. on RI. po-,
Of the British d:overuu,eut to prcYcnf m
t)ntbrcak IN lrelund-Ltu,crick Declared
Under ffarstni Lnw-Arrcst>-Erncuat
q home.
1cNs Of importance has tsanspfred to-day
ueh1s, ~. ate!auo' neeemoer l.-Enersettc meas
ases on ,ne part OF INC Government a1c beine
'"I"l's auuttcu.
.Hc to"ua3 % f*imes7ek VAS fo'cay proclaimed
asS. .nn !a", ~ o.oce 10 prevent an ou:'
.r, 49, ~ , va ase.nen " 'elm,n'ncn1 a LARGE
~ .t.e ~ s.. s.s ~ na.e osen naaae 0. suspected
t-. 49,. u.l - 'us Sss aaa county OF Limerick
na.,s ire,.ns oe' A'aoe 81 tais eak' and other
s++'7 VI A,s''na.
I"H's. neeembes LIT Is stated that The de.
elelon o. 'he French Government In refusing to
, 1866-12-03

RfchTnaEd Typographical Socie&y.
McnxcSD, December The Richmond Typo
graphical Society adopted rtso.ultn.: la.i ni.ht
favor'ng suspension Of Sunday wo:k OH daily
rapels.
, 1866-12-03

Impartial Suffrage Tullexl In Alabama
NoSTGoAEnf, Alabama. DeccEltcr 1.-The
leessfatnsc to-day tabled a bill, after long de-
bate which proposed altering the Constitution 70
as 10 allow alt persons to vote who cnn read or
write. and who arc worth two huudrtd dollars Of
property.
, 1866-12-03


n'" 'e" toese ase "no ae nos sooecs 70 eouae aues
Ao4 VI LIE 'anss OF osseS'ss'oss osEaas' ~no' og ae
3e>~14@ p'ei'oo''o'5 symptoms asErasa@ nc eol2-
p'A4A' eh''' aaess s''1Ac" tss Fa1, causing nae1-
' $3.50 y" "'' '3'A|A'' 1A>t "1A'e'' ALL a'z-
s"sa' 'ea"
~ A'a1t *Ae1' ~ ~"
NC 11'1sa10ss ca
f'~N1 - "'-S11 Ne4''' a@' A'13 3Aoa A'A 0's
'''''
.
-
tlon Relief Is within their reach; and, neglected.
4..., a.,-
A~'7N eoAse91eaee" e''ue a@ ~ @As'
hourly struggle existence contest in which tae1s
r..,
, 1866-12-03

WAIT BROTHERS, ADV erttslus Aa't.
1eG Denrharn-st., receive advertisements
for all the lending papers throughout she
Cnited states and Cuuadnk.
, 1866-12-03

obituary.
PResmEscE, December a.-Gcorec NJ Rich.
Enond, the extensive callco printer, c:ed yc.ter-
dnr
, 1866-12-03

Aft{Tn1 of II Etrn mar viii, cf,scoro f,o,.yr.s
mcuts- -dbi,unr."Eo, ~ Gn'enso Ms:.s Gsastan-
Oss.ersos,cmoriai to soaorc.s 10 MJsnst"n T.,
10 tne MnrsInnt Election.
BMIIHonE, necemlcrs.-Tb steamship souee-
set, OF the Baltimore aud LiycrpooI Ilpc. arrived
tsis ,a9Enins; IN fourteen days from 0rceastown,
tinn Of which lie Consigned 10 Cincinnati and Til
eaEo;
Colonel j. c. Croomc, Of Cecil County. Marr
lfnd, died In Elkton On Saturday, Il: was a
ItoH'teHt r. !stlcian, and some years ago ran on
la,e ss.atof h!eks. >''s
p;son Tie notcse n sfnrHsn ,n9tna Mn9lns1a, IAN,
to-day from Europe.
The t!ty Council or Baltimore, tic municipal
autAoT1tsts ana nunafer OF citizens, leave here
II IT. ti:e mosEs Tor wa:hln:toa, to participate In
TIE hos shole,a Is p:eya'!ins to some cxtcnt
qn me E1s.efG Sfo:c, and also IN some parts Of
"ssierm hhFJland.
Rey. gtnla1nin I. Brooks, we'll. known Epis-
ceHa! ministcr. has rcec!vc4 call from couHrI-
ehtlpn III Acmrhie.
in # fhe oyster makct large plumbers arc Offering.
and the ''emhnd te Cood. 1hc Chtrrystoac and
OH H3y (, Of Superior ltlpfity, HuIl for 81 III
, 1866-12-03
#ucf)itret1


LIZ &s CLEVELAND s. co.
JUNCTION SHOP. WORCESTER, Mass.,
T. at Woole1 MAchIaery, a. fol1evs. c,rr
q Ysla leassf; snos:.s Tee, Fs:sts Es W.e Dast
V9ss,aS apWS Erq1a @ad afsssiax Haeata
eni1es a{drIo I Ess5astsFs ,sd Goh brysas Maesi3s.
IdFn .aToasf. ~ Rotsr = IN; f Psi I-a,
Tnr. fpr Enr5trs Cart fIfindtf1 Al A1" ReE
Ouf machines 1FE IL In substantial 4n ;f-.,o-,.
ffsm1. aut arc vazTansed 70 he equal IN resnss1
70 A1l5 A..Ahipe5 IN The LutAA. S.4.lc1. p3'
II addition TO Aoore uartd uaachinsa q oa. GU,
nafs r aSe prgpafed 70 t1rElsh Grc2p pSnn'; !,Sa
and Bur Pfekcrh Card Ctotntrs. ard manufacturer
fndlnSa generally, At raakt1s owrss prices. acd ca
tEr-&sh nur cnsten achintry for MILL
plete, With s.ahf6 pE1crs
81 ary other Builders. F. c. CLEVELAND
Worcester Mass. .Oc:. 2. ia6- j. H. H4SSET,
ERRlTT & COT9HTN
, 1866-12-03

FROM WASHINGTON.
'RE,e Republican Caucus.
Partial Programme for
the Session.
Effect Of the Matamoras Canard
in Paris.
Colonel Meany Arrested
in Ireland and IN
Prison.
The British Actively Engaged
in arrests.
The Fenian Movement Be-
lieved to have EXten-
siVe RamificatiOns.
| COLLISION AT SEA.
One Vessel Instantly Sunk, the
Other Beachel to Save it
| From Sinking.
Thirteen Lives Lost.
More About the Associate Press
| 1mbroglio.
The Empress Carlotta Reported
Dying.
Department REPORTS.
REPORTED CAPTURE Of SURRATT.
, 1866-12-03


which ali Of his measures meet in sIat body, he
viii not directly propose It, In smother fo:n,
however, II il moi unlikely that this and several
other measures hc has Oh foot will be brought 10
the attention of Congress ~ the proper time.
4 Washington special saFs: Senator
Morrill,, Of Nhine, tt Is understood. will im-
ncdiAtt1y On thc aEEcnbfage Of Concrcss, Intro
ducc bill 10 confer The privilege Of suffrage upon
the freedmen ri this District, and will cuc.sctcal
II itsist an cArly vote. II is said 10 be bis rHr
pose to have this lar IN full force beforc the
next municipal election In this city II was Sena-
tor Morrill, who introduced and carried through
tic bill cnancIpattus the slaves Of lhis District.
The annual report Of thc Baltimore -ass9-
-stion for the nornt and Intellectual improvement
OF the freedmen, shows *sa,o00 expended arl
fi2,0o0 received In the year. or this sum *',col
Haa from the New England Freedncn's Aid A<so-
citation <3,e00 from New Eusia1d friends, and
<6GU f.or, MARYLAND cofored people. The society
hss in operation sercnty.four schools, inc1nd1ns
twenty-five In Dalumore, numbering IN all seven
tyfour teachers and 7,0n scholars. Most OF the
teachers are eolosed. The most encouraging suc-
cess has attended the efforts OF the association.
The officers Of the New Hampshire regi-
1neuts will have their second aanual reunion ut
Concord on the 1st day Of January. 1867. At TINT
ttmc TIC -tyetctars> Union Of New Hampshire
viii be organized. Thi. will be followed hY AZ
o1ztsou by BEis.dicr General 4. F. Stevens
The c4crtne terte and bill at Phoenix H.l1. Near
IL all the New England railroads will give fre
Masses to all who wish 10 attend. 1t il carncstl!
desired th4. evc.y New Hampshire soldier will II
fhcrr, no 1oatter where he may be located.
The announcement in Paris that Matamo
n. hsd been rc.xcd by American troops, and IL
Frcneh driven out, eauscd u profound ecnsatio
In Government c1cles and among tic pcop!
Colonel Mcany, formerly editor OF the to'e'
B1ad<, and prominent Fen'an, had been areste
bY Etiuth oGetalt, and placed IN pFt-on undef
strong guard. The English officials arc EeFs
tive in making arrc=te, aHd they grow more
1nerors. The Fcnian movement is believed zen
rally to have extensive 1amthcndons. The Fl
p,css Carlotla u 1cporttd 10 be dying 1t M3f
mar.
A Republican CAUCUS Of the members
Cong1css v..e held on Saturday evening, At whl
acoumfttcc Of ten WIS appointed to repoH st
adjourned meeting such measures as it viii
deemed necessary TO urge upon the easly attcni
Of Congress. resolution WAS passed, reeo
mending thc Senate to reject maturity Of the .
pointments made py the President s1nee the .
3ourpnepi Of cong1ees. A rseo1ntfon was u
passed requ1rfn. meeting Of Tic Forticth G
grcsa on the ..h Of March next, Immediately
the adjournment Of the PRESENT Congress.
, 1866-12-03

Money In the Kentucky Treusnrg-On tho
Rocks - Ftn&un movements Attempt TO
snlynntzc-Arrtstcd-k the pxcst.
deul's nIe ssnEe, DC.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-04-25
Heister Clymer.

Why did Mr. Z ymer resign his seat in
the Senate? We do not care what specious
reasons he assigned for backing out. The
real motives that Influenced him we would
like to get at. 1t is not always easy to get
at motives. Let Us see how near We can
come in this case
Many bills relating to railroads were be
fore the Legislature at the last session.
Among these was General Railroad Bill.
Here was first rate chance for Mr.. ely
mer to face the music. He was just where
he could make up record that should put
his views and purposes beyond all contro-
versy. He bad a deep personal interest in
preventing the passage of certain railroad
bills. He did hi best to prevent them GO
ing through. He might have helped. or at
least h. ght have shown disposition to
help General Railroad Law. He did not
do that He made his bow and left the
scene Did democratic usage require the
exhibition of so much diffidence? Mr..
Woodward did not resign his seat on the
Supreme Bench when he was the democrat
ic candidate for Governor. The JUICE Is
no mean authority IN matters Of democratic
etiquette. Is Mr. Clymer modester man
than Mr. WOODWARD? That is difficult
point tn solve While holding them to be
real gentlemen, We never suspected either
of them of an excess of modesty. No, no.
Mr. Cly,ner aiA not want to make record
-PttsJurg Gazette.