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CHICAGO, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1855.


come time sitce, The consideration Of Which Wal
postponed tfll Wednesday next
11e resolutions which will be supported by aH
the Union men OF tbs Senate, are auhetHnnail7 ii
follows:
WHEREAS, Diszerasd Of the p1iac1ples o! uni7ers'
a freedoH and equal raehts Of nan. fundamental to
uy aniaeonism Of Interests md sectsonM strife
most bitter, In rebellion most wicked m concep-
lion, gtfaniic IN proportions inc barb1rous in de-
siGn, eFer known therefore
R<eotNd. By the Senate. the Assembly coucufrtns,
!. That the peace and eafety Of the Republic de.
pends upon faithful ldhefence 10 the cAfinh1 p1lu1
ctples upon which It was faunded- and The lust ap-
plicaton Of those principles to ali clasecs OF men,
without distinction Of coln1 or race.
2 That while ra .otcfng at The rescue Of our rs
tion from the peTils Of treason by which 1t WIS
surrounded. and norng the day Of honorable and
lasting peace and full restoration Of tho Union In
all its parts ts not far DISTANT yrt earnestly pro-
test arantt any polcT OF rtstosatlon which dtsse-
Rafde ihe yiializing principles which gave Us na-
tional existence. AID Whlch admits the enernfes OF
the government to participation in It's administ1a-
zion.
8. That many acts Of w7onR and violence recently
perpetated hy the people a'ct In rebellion against
The Government In the murder Of persons Ior no
offence except devotion to the Union in refusing
the came legal protection to loyal colofed men that
II extended to rebcl white men In the attempt to
establish aws calculated 10 reepflaye !teedmen In
driving ont citizens who hare settled among them
to engage IN lawful pusHuftB; In ecuouoduR tha
National GoFcInmEnt and dcfTtnK Its authority, in
eIecttnt to on!t1al pesit1ons these only who were
active leaders or the late rebellion AvidEnfN]
, 1866-02-17
BUGGY HORSE.

A good Buggy Horse from sl1 to nine yrass old.
wanted Apply between 10 md l. O'Clock L., m. At
Sands brewery, MID net
, 1866-02-17

lend at pcr cenL Some private lenders who yes
T. rcoy accented per ccat this morning lending
At Ser cent. There Il, toaeyer. good deal Of
money lent u s per cent on 10th Governments md
ttoei coiiatera1t~ Discounts are nuehaoced. The
lcmand for paptr is general md the supply ample
prime names are discounted at G11@S}1 per cent !,
good Ut sE9 per cent; other grades At fD115 pc1
cent.
Gold ts les aetiye. The Government has cold
moderate amount4 dus1nr the past few dsys which
has greatly eaked The market ard there Il couse-
quently less borrowing. The highest tata on nor,
ior custom duties Is lefs pressing and au impress
sion that tie Imports viii heuccforth show = large
falling OF tends 10 depress the prcmfuuA The price
during the morning has:ayeraged about 3lSI
vance ii quofatiuns. Leading drawers aeE l03 for
60 days t1e1lpg. but It Is difficult to sci u betnz
than 4 below That figure.
, 1866-02-17
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune ]

: Especial Despateh 10 the Chicago T.ibune,1
(, FRANKFORT. Feb, 16 .
: u the Senate bills from tue House were passcd
siloN inr clctks 10 charge the rerenuc stamps uscd
n addition 70 present charges to repeal in part all
ets elanting tho s1ght't' Eell liquor CT keep tav-
cru without license: 10 amend The yaerantlaws 40
II to beaE down very heavily On negroes and 10 prc
tcEse evidences Of <lave property 10 secure com.
pensatiou for the zane.
Aretsa Uhs taken TIL O'Clock D. N.
Ii The House the Senate bills were pa,eed to ii.
low ta1es ordered 10 take plsce in front Of court
homes In counties where the tame have been de-
soFed 70 be bad In front al the ruins or In front of
the building now used court house to pte-
vent military interference with elections by decaf-
i1R tue purity elected by such not entitled TO
the seat or Office; bill to amend ,he law OF In{-
tanon: 50 IS to prevent the Dismissal Of suits
brought for injuries done duriag the suspen4.on OF
tlxt Ia,y.
4 recess uas taken tin o'clock. :,
Ihe tnou men bad u grand reunion at the resi-
9cnce OF John s. scott in this city last night.
Metsrs. Baker mad Hawthorne Will return 10
Se~port 10 be present at the jolllacauon OF
the Cuion ncu On Saturday night next. There
Wtl1hardly be quorum present after to day.
, 1866-02-17

NEw YoRK, Feb. 1d.-At the ueetiur Of the bAnks
o. New fork to-day. At the American Exchange
hank. a committee vas appointed 10 70 TO Wash
!ngton TO remoostrate with Mr.. Spinner ralatiye
nal 1esenne a1 oa the gross depots, Instead Of on
the Pet deposits: as heretofore. The committee
consists Of the following gentlemen: J. u. Yer
mile, Merchants Exchange bank; George s. Coe,
American Exchange Bank; and Edward Haight, Of
the Bank OF the Commonwealth,
TIE banks propose. It s said 10 test the question
ny an amlcabIe tntt In courts oi Law. should the
United states Treasurer persist in his y1ew Of tie
, 1866-02-17

Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1ibpne.1
... NASHVILLE, Feb. l6.
The Senate today concursvd in the House amend.
meuts to The bank bill, and that measure fs now a
Law, !.
-Four persons-BoEart, Holloway, and two named
Masones-haye been arretsed for dealing In forged
vouchers. Gen. johnson hns the matter IN h,nd.
and ts fad to be developing extensive swindltnes
and frauds,
, 1866-02-17
TOHN 3. TURCEIIN s. CO..

Ing aun n5auRht!nR Hu1eau.
American and Foreign Patents psocuren. Caveats trea
preliminary examinations nade rejected Gases tks'
% Rppsa1- coptea az recorded pap-rs and drawings
obtained. esc., ETC. Branch office IN Waahiugron.
snd sad on comm lsston Aaaiguee fbr inventors pa
made Agencies In Boston. New YORK, PHI sje3pnts.
Glacsnnats s.. Louis etc. established Cons1tations
nn lnyenE1ons and EngtueettnR mAttsrS gen ncr N.Y.
tlans for mills, factories md achnrry funlshod aid
she erection 1npersnte1ded. praw1nxs OF all Kinda
Madf Machines. pans or models for Patent Ctnce nr
~ Engrnr!nEs Photographed. We open ouz offce -
leaaqsfless ior Civil Mechanical and lat1oad Easl
neels suFfeTofs. UsauGhtsulen aud Mailer Mecha1cs
wanting situations Tor parties vsning 10 employ
theq 19ln u r. csy and country. haytnE n view
nof9'g F1!lsrton block koom is. Chicago. Illinois
T. y. pVA t20. tA.s0 gk3 LII T&SA per.
, 1866-02-17
THE SUNDAY TIM ES

For tomorrow morning will contain in original trans
1ahcu from the French. entitled .TuE STUDENT OF
CAMBRIDGE, OK WIT QruK E11zAuK7uNxrKR " Msa.
R1fp snd m original artlcle DRESS in which The
subject is tzented IN novel and riquant style.
TIE SUNDAY TIMES IL delivered to subscribers
In the city and sold By nswsdeales and ueTsbo5., At
the rate Of Tlvt cES1s PET copy. Single subscr1p.
aors, bY mail. S2.50 per year. Subscriber to rus
T1NEs daily. nt-vsezly and weekly, can have TIE
SUNDAY TINES for 81. 90 per year additional.
, 1866-02-17

PouanKEErsIE, Feb. 16.-T'hc ice boats Nlrne-
9aha, Snow Flake and lc1ele, Carrying twelve to
fourteen gentlemen lett here tha morning for Al.
many. The river between here and that CITY Is GOV
tue wind blowing freah from the westward, The
speea o! fhe boats vii surpass that OF tho cars on
Tie Hudson River Railroad, On the arrival oi the
e1cursiont&ts at Albany they will ba properly ~
ceiyed hy Hon. Mark D. Wilbur, met1bcr Of tic
Assembly nom Ibis district. The expedition Is a
nose1 one. neset having been attempted before,
, 1866-02-17

MEXICO.
a Juarfst Defeat-Capture Of nm Impc
rlal HI1l1-SanitarT 1temE-Dfsxstrpu
Defent Of q Liberal General

rial Hiail-SanItarF 1tem4-DIsastrou,
Defeat Of n Liberal General.
NV ioAK, Feb. 1G,-GTn be steamer corsica. from
HaSana luz, aud Nartaa le1h, has arrived. Thc
Havana toffespoDdenee Of the associated press Il
from Vera Cruz to the lat iast, and CRY OF Mexico
70 the s1st nit. Farnculass Of tho defeat OF lhe
Juaf!.Fs at Papanfla are g1veu.
a force has been sent to Monterey to project the
city from guesillas.
4 troop Of Juarists captured the malls ftum Mon.
terry Tor Mexico. together with An Inpe1alist con.
tractor.
Count E1o.u arrived at Havana a route for Bel
gium, He L said to hare been sent by the Empress
CarsotfA on family nnnttts9.
The Austrian Consul General and Prussfan Min
leter Wezo On the way from Vera Cruz 10 the City
OF Ncdco.
Ths cholera reported Ct cienfaeso. !. doubtful.
smaA-po1 enn,.-.eee nas.ee at l.esla. -
Tbs steamer Cottes sntled On the ath Tor Barton.
The tteau er Manhattan WIS hourly expected tqm
Vera Cruz. z.
NEw onIxASs, Feb.!1 The raowpsvtlle Cou,ie'
Of The 1th inst, reports TINT Gen. Ncdcz. with 600
men, had TAKEN possession Of the road leading from
Iamptco. The French garrison, 100 strons, rein
forced By few hundred men. was ordered 10 attack
lbs Liberals. The l4tter formed an nmbuaeade and
eot Oh and naesacItd sixty Of the French advance
guard. The remainder OF the French troops, SUI
strong. renewed the attack, using their bayunets
vigorously and forced the Liberals to retreat close
r pursued for eeye1af hours. Mede1 and tlmaar m
bis etaH ot1ce{s arc reported 10 haTc bern killed.
The Liberal toss Is 1rpoucd 1t s50 aud the French
1oea At 1G9-
, 1866-02-17

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Thc Madrid cor.rsoouden,
o. the London Itmes says: t.pareja's eucceaaor.
Eho.ycr he be, charged with The duty Of uItcrly
annhilattng every hnhttatton that may be within
reach ot BITS gum, al along those ttlonsand4 oI
leagues of tho paciic coast Ltkewise he il re.
commended to lore time In ,esaiulns poses sfon
q the Chincha Islands. thereby opening hostILrles
With Peru without the idle fofmallty OF preyious
declaration OF Esr -
, 1866-02-17

Ine Weather-OestFuctIxe Fire-I4ects-
latlSe ProceedJnE&-Ekesolut In
ooFAlnE the PFealdcnt and Defining
the Dnt5e8 Of Congres4nnen.
Especial Despatch TO the Chtcsro Trjbune1
, 1866-02-17
LADIES AND CHILDREN

ff1e4se make note Of this. for chiIdrrn) be OBJ
isned ALE times. ltlt our tntentoD, In throwing
our doors opan to the public 10 sEBsEASr1AE1 AZ
WE SAT, By keeping
, 1866-02-17

zays The stock market shows continued drmuesss
The advance Of the hst two Or three days has In.
duced a demand for covering fhort eontraeft
which, In connection with purchases for d rize I'M
sga,n advanced prices throughout the lit, Tie
bnll interest Is gaining strength and large opesa.
riops are made for an advance IN prices. MiehfFsn
southern a1t Llcvcfsnd l1tssbufgh are especially
ncttve under clique operations:
Governments arr IN more demand, and decidedly
hIm.;:. -l:l i 49, =
Increased activity Of stocks. The tanks Ceneysu1
, 1866-02-17

WAsRiHGToS, Feb. 1G.-James L. Butter. Com
missioner Of the State Of Meouri 10 tha Iarfs e1.
position. has written letter TO Secsetary Seward
announcing that Missouri VIII be Nell represented,
and hoping other States ssll1 not be negligent
Secretary Seward bag replied, With the approval
Of The conrxe OF Mr: Dutlef and referring him aud
othcrt to j. c. Derby, 10 Park Row, n y, for tn
FORMATION concerning p1ans OF representation.
, 1866-02-17

N9ac11F&eu SH1E HUB0Efys
>, PunAnElPntA, Feb 1s,-The sale The County
Treasurer Of Berks county. in Reading. was blown
open last night with gunpowder. It contained
Fl0.cG. Tho burglars were disturbed hefore they
secured he money: and fed 1eas1n:: al their tools
and implements behind.
, 1866-02-17
FENIANA,

The irtAh Ronds-Tbe Union Square
DeniunstFatIon-l1cet at Newark
The Campaign.
NEW foRk, Feb. 16.-At the Fenap tcaduuar.
ten attaches, Of the O'Alahouey branch arc still
engaged making preparations iof The SHE OF bonds
in all parts OF The country.
The day for the grind. demonstration in Union
Square has not yet been nxcd 80
Preparation. for he Pittsburgh Congress-. which
vii commence on Monday, hare heen completed
ofteeft Of Gen. SNeeneys atln have Transmitted to
Pittsburgh all the plsns md estimates Ios the Rrapd
campaign. which will be explained by Gen.
Sweeney 10 the Congress.
A meeting Ct Fcnians was held On Friday night
At Newark. when e560 were fubtcE1bed toward the
Senatorial Treasury Of the Brotherhood.
, 1866-02-17

NAsniSo7oS, Feb. 1G-In response to IN appl1-
cation received today, Secretary AcCulloeh deei-
rorteFs Of hides, md that hefnre i cargo can be
removed from Eette1 indubltablc evidence must
be produced that the hides hare not been taken
cattle scousgc.
, 1866-02-17

Fears OF an Ice Embargo Rc.uorcd-
SIau.llefinG Suspended-The f,l.r
County Bnnk Rubbery-The snnw
blockade.
tspechl Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
-....,. st. Lorts. Feb. 18.
Owing to lhe reence OF the wind from The nortb.
west 10 the zouth this mornins all fears Of =. ,re
embargo are Suspended for the present, Thu m,
morr cuzreat last evening about The formation =, ~
Ice gorge a the Widow Waters seer. tn be unfo,,n.
ed else he heavy floating ice in the river At nj.
point would have been consolidated bY noon to-day:
No boats tnve azrlsed or gone ont today. md d.
ferry boatt are tied up.
All theslaughter houses In the Tenth Ward. In.
, 1866-02-17

.CINc7HNAr1f Feb. 16.-The Atlantic aud Great
and Chicago Railroad and intend iaYiue down a
double trick from Dayton, Ohio, 10 Kich1aona In
diana. and make u continuous broad.eange line
from New YORK 10 Chiracn
, 1866-02-17
A Handsome Verde

A E4nndsOme Verdict.
NEw YoEK, Feb. 16,-1he jury to-day, In the
case OF Matilda A. Moody ys. George A. Osgood.
rendered verdict for psint1fT for t3,5D0. Osgood
Ind driven over the plaintiff With d sleigh.
, 1866-02-17

cI.c1SxAu. Feb. 16.-Robers Cary, father Of the
noe!esse.. A]ee and Phoebe, died ii his residence
nfar th1. city, ls<t Sunday N the s3th year Of his
age He camo to Ohio in las.
, 1866-02-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

ARe 1ehneFsee ConErE4kmcn-The He.
conHtructdon Committee FAVORABLE 10
Their AdnatAhfon-Proapect far the
Other States Dubkou.-Thc District 0f
Columbia Rul-Pa5masters mustered
, 1866-02-17

BosTov, Feb IA hlocs OF wooden houses on
Second street, occupied by about forty families
destroyed hy fire early this morning. A widow
woman, named Bridget Downs, was eufsDcated
to dea4h.
, 1866-02-17

FRANK STURGES Il, CO.
Importers aad Iohsers Of
TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, WIRE, zTSfY
COPPER AND METALS,
Manufactures Of
STAMPED AND JApANyED WARE.
Agents for Howe's Scn1ce.
1870 AND x01 RANDOLPH STREET..
Chicago, Illinois.
}an25esu243t-Tr III II net
, 1866-02-17

NEW YoRK, Feb. ia letter from Galyeeton to-
tay soyz the amount of cotton coming ont Of that
port, Including old cotton and the last crop, Will
reach hundred spd ffty thousand bales.
, 1866-02-17

ae exhibition Of mineral specimens Of the United
o. The Interior being authorized 10 prep,re suitable
cass Tor the sanc, and referred 1t to the COMMITTEE
On Ntufpe.
, 1866-02-17

..Mu1spaBvILlE, Ga, Feb. 16.-Tne House In.
passed bill submitting the question Of establish
ing penitentiary to role of The people
, 1866-02-17
Honey Received from tie Late Rebel
State4-T1te Richmond Examiner Case
-Ktfuhal Of tile President to Interfere
belief Of fFaymaAter1-Gen.L Lee Suna-
1noncd before the Hcconatructton
Comn11atee-Pefaoual

V7'ee'' 0s- -l3seH :" tue Cultd..o 1f1uuoe.J
WASHINGTON, Feb, It,
The Treasury Department, In response 10 a 1cso.
luslon Of the Hoase n1akine inquiry as to the
amount Of money received IN the Treasury since the
close OF the war from the rebel stater has pfepared
a statement which Will be sent to Coperess to.
morrow, showing the amount received Yrom Anrl
1Ht, 1865. til Feb, 1st 1869. 10 be upwards Of ~
E5t00, The greater portion Of this eum, IT M
pears hy The T1easurefs report Vas realized ffoin
Il. r, Pollard, Of the Mctmont En1n,lAer, called
upon the P1ceident 10 day 10 have him reyoke The
order suppsc*stnE The publication OF hts paper
Mr. Johntun refused TO Interfere IN the matter md
referred Pollard Gen. Grant, who told him 10 re-
turn to Richmond and mike written statement Of
llh case, which when received would have tbs
consideration 1t Was entitled 10.
The following are The principal provisions Of a
nh for the teef Of trny payinasteIs which Wl1 be
entered in Congftxs next Wecf:, =
eection provides tor tho alo vance Of oDe-quaF:
, 1866-02-17

NV 0nLtAxa, Feb. lG.-Tha Legislature bis
pas eed the Passsh election bill oree the GoTc1uuzs
yefo bv almost unanimous vote
, 1866-02-17
ITO THE LADIES.
Coventry Ruming,
Alexandria Ruming,

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TIE stage nnsl sAe Palpat.

Fancy the thrilling effect Of the Scrip
lures il read as Kesn reads Shakespeare, or
.ec,tes Macaulay! Aud Why should Nc not
have it SO; Is it right and proper that
every book for public reading should have
Justice done it except the Bible! And that
while every other subject is allowed the ad-
vantage Of natural aud impressive dcliv>
cry, religion, shich is tho most important
of all, should be denied by all? The mon
strcus fallacy with which we'll. mean ng but
obtuse people have been beguiled, or have
beguiled themselves, is, that such reading
and seciting would be Theatrical" and that
theatrical exhibitions are not becoming in
the house of God. To this hollow and r; :
diculous failacy may be traced most Of the
execrsble pulpit reading and delivery that
rob the Scriptures Of half their power, and
have often made the dullness Of a sermon
proven bal
Sc. Kean to read the song of Miriam, of
the tigh. between David and Gol,ah, or the
story of the Prodigsl Son, or Of Christ's
d"nunciation Of the Scribes and Phsrisees.
or 10 reoite ono Of Chalmers sermons, and
you will see the people Who had begun to
adjust themselves. IN the corners foe their
accustomed snoo1e, cit up and listen to him
very close, with eager eyes and bated
breath. And Ill this simply because Kea n
would do TIE piece justice, that Is, read it
naturally, and % Il ought 70 be read On
what possible ground, either Of common
sense or good taste. can objectioa b saksn
to the natural delivery Of At least the Ger :
mone
II Garrick could set even the grim col
der who was on duty 1t the corner Of the
street blubbsring like q child; and il Mrs.
Siddons could 20 overpower The eminens
tragedian, Young. that he could not refrain
from sobbing aloud, though he vas himself
on the stage acting the villain of the piece
at the t,me-apd Ill this while merely utter.
ing the words Of fictitious character
what Overwhelming effects in the way Of
awakening sinners and pressing home the
message Of the gospel. might not b intro
duosd By men who are giving usterance, in
their oWo charactsr, 10 Che most sublime
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an wlte eStfeo!tinafy rGia4hy. making le
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yetvery rapidly. with common needle. makcs
The running stitch exactly ike the hand sewing
~ 7. 7tsbSns.
All persons who buy or o1er for sale limitations
ofthis genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
inffingements on the patents. This Is the only
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Single Nschinss sent 70 any part Of the ceun
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r0ms OF ~ laA q aee % Teeth.

n. c.,u,a.v Ia, . sr.n .o..;,u., ,s a.,
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" Alter The m.s,;c.tors we're nronev,v adj
mated 10 her mouth. the ladv nrcp,rcd to
i..v. and .tatcd that abe would cali in IN,
course of a we,l and se,,le the hill but rho
Doctor did not see il in that light. and de-
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THE INDELIBLE PENCIL CO.,
dec. l3d&wlml NORTHAMPTON, Mass.
Every Pencil Warranted. Price so Cents.
THE HEAD OF A COMET.
according to Milton. Is rendered tenfod more terri
BILE by its "HORRID HAIR"
and there are tn ousande Of fiery human heads which
might be rcndered charming by simply changing their
tint to mellow brown, or perfectly natural black
with CuRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
1t is ridiculous carry into society grey. sandy OF
carrotty ead when Eve minutes would render II -
attractive Nature could have made II in her hap
piest mood Manufactured by J. CHRlSTADORO
! Astor House, New York Sold by Drngyists
Applied by all Hair Dressers.
CONTAGIOUS DIsEAs rs. Water must be adap
ted to tho nature Of the fish. there will be no In
coil mu.t be apted to the seed or there
will be small returns and the human body mue
contain Impurities. or there will bc NO Sickness
The man whose bowels and blood have been cleansct
by a few
BRANDRKTns PILLS
may walk through infected districts without fear
''Ths life Of the flesh 10 In the blood" To sscur,
health We must USE BRANDRETHs PILLS, be
cause we cannot be sick but from unhealthy sccumu
latons In the bowels the blood which Bsandreth'
Pills remove; this method Ia following nature an,
" safe. and has stood the teetoftimc. See b Brand
rein In white letters in the Government stamp Soil
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