davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-03-13
FROM DB HOLMES.
Legislative Proceedings - Another
Eulon Victory.

Legislative Proceedings - Another
Tnion Victory.
Especial Despatch to tds Chieaeo Trlbune.1
DrsMo1tEs, March H.
In the Senate, to-da5, joint resolution WIS H.
todrced md made the tpectll order for Tomorrow
morning. requiring the Investigating Committee to
place In the Executive olHee all documents pre-
een'ed to them, Or 1efeHed TO by R. G. or,sie, in
his testimony made dr fIgned By him, while pri-
vate Secretary. The bill fixing the pay Of road su-
pe7tsors at q per day s*aa passed; also, bill au-
tholtkipg The Auditor to collect~debts due the
school fund and bill fixing the salarfes OF The
sta.e Treasures supe5intendrat d Public 1ns.ruc-
hundred dollars, mas pszsed. In the Honae
~ 1 "a VA; os ss.sd nom the
nom The General Swamp Land Agent, alIud,n0 to
charges Of hand against the American EmI17aut
Company. AtpecdM committee was appointed to
inve* ueste the natter. The Senate township col
fector bill was finally lost to-day, motion 10
consider being tabled. The bill to reeula.e ral1-
road taritts was up most OF the day. and shap work
done tor and aeafnet II. It comes up aE1iu totnor
row, ind will probably cauJ before the session
eletes.
The Union ticket for School Directors o. this city
TAA efeftfd tc-5ay. -
, 1866-03-13

NfW 4oHE. March l2.-Tha steamer A4uiuWalJ.
AtpfnNafi 4tb, With IT, rs coo IN traaurr 1rrfyed
al n'clcck.
The steamer Uncle Ham VIE refused clearance
uhtll bonds were given, snd WAS still futther de-
!hined until The plctast Of her un9s against eiytufy
bonds WIS withdraw and prono1fe exuetcd thai
the Panana authorizes should in no way be held r.
fp9nslb|e !or such detention. The steamer SuEanee
arrived At PanAma on the 2slh.
An a1E1va1 from Tao1aco reports the new gold
mines fhere a. extremely 5ich.'
All quiet in Central America.
Chlla dates arc TO February l9th. Only three ves-
GELS Of Spanish squadron were On blockade duty or
Valparaiso, the remainder having left tot parts IN
known.
The foreign conanla at Valparaiso, had protested
aeainet the Spanish couamandet'e order prohibiting
export OF coal from Chllisn ports.
monetary crisis is impending in Lima and Cal
, 1866-03-13


,.NEw ToRK, March 1s--Ihe seiznre Of whi,key
uistilct1es Continues to excite comment In bns1ness
circles. Mf. Whitman, under whose epecal author
leaving the farterirs III eha1so Of the oG,ceto,
- toon a. the se1xnres are Ill effected IN e1amI-
nat!oE OF the bookn Of the Embellishments seized
be .u1nmoned to sppear ind submit II to i lid ex.
anduatton tn EegA1n 10 1betr fespec-
tive 6ueiness: Some Of the firms whose
ready to meet any CHARGES which may be preferred
aeainsi Them. ~ hey are confident heJ eau eattsfy
tbt oh'eers Of tie Law that no faNd On their part
has been attempted Or intended. They claim they
have always naAc helf retUfna With legal reyulas-
u and hare kept ther aooks open at Ill times for
inspection BY oMcerE.
thi. city. Eyidenee ha. beenprocuzed Of extensive
hauda ptactred BY wh1skey mapuFaetnrcrs WHOSE
tabl!shmeo1s ntt On The other side Of the East and
NtY4h H{xf+4 ' -
, 1866-03-13

Belfast. Maine, March 12.-4t the muntclp,l
wes reelected Mayor without opposition. -.
DDDfFoRD. Me-, March 12.-Char1es 4. Shaw
Democrat, was reelected Mayor Of this city today
BANGOR, Ne, March IA G.Nake6eld. he
publican, wsE e3ec,ed Mayor. o.dsy wtshont oppo-
:ttjen. The citizens Of Bangor today. By the rotcs
OF III yeas against 81 nays, decided 10 loan the
credit Of the city. for million Of dollars, 10 the
European aud North American Railway,
, 1866-03-13

HAR1roRD, March l2.-Tbe examination of O.
3. Green, charged with the murder Of his wtie,
Las concluded in The Polie1 Coun today. The
defence Of insanity Vas sustained, and the Court
held That there IVES not probable cause for binding
the prisoner over. and be wHa. discharged. His
Amiiy, IT IL Understood, VIII counue him In the
ProS1aenta intane asy3urn.
, 1866-03-13

AAG 4NCRA V14CA2AA GA4EGA&uAe-
NEW ORLEANS, Mafth 12.-dohn T. Monroe, Nj.
t,oEAl Democratic cpndldate for m2yot, syas elected
over Moore National Union candidate by 316 major
1ty 3 Of thc recorders elected arc National Dem
o1att- The 9TH is 4 Nnttonal unIou1st,
Cotton quick eaIet: 1000 middling 49, Receipts
Of Texas Z, 100. God %; sterling 80; New York
chetkA pm.
Arrived. EethAnnotk from New York; fadled,
GeoErc Washington for New York.
, 1866-03-13
SMITH D. NIXON,
p1ss Clart md Washington st1etts.
Diarrhea and Cholera !!
IMPORTANT TO EVERYHonY.

sepd dollar. With stamp directed envelope. and
By b1sf mil will fprW1f1 COPY OF prescription
txlh 1ull direc.iorsl frora the eminent physician,
sz thmes MurE.y Of London England. TT certsin
COLIN GEoFE. Chemist, 504 stasa street, Chleaso,
fJ1tbota
, 1866-03-13
Mem AbbttttBen4&Nta.
SN0W-BguND:
A. WINTER IDXI,
BIZ JOHN G. WHITTIER,
Third Edition. / .Tol. 16n4e $1.s5.
Nenn @1btt,ttBe114&ntB.

Tbs new yoiur1 f. fftm our fasn1ta NsH England
poer, haa been greeted with entbusiaau both hy tba
public aud the pltsa It has ALREADY ysehed Raao ol
Ten Thoussnd coples:. IN truth to nature, lis rsFs
simplicity III gEeetBtss Of toDe, and "a high steeaa
hesuty, NE reeoKalz=dant xezniren by All.
This poesn Is founakd On the fecp;iecttcrs OF +
MNsAchnsetts Winter thsf5eshness II hts boy ttod.
9h< platn old homesteat the drying snos7stoz- the
eaHe IN the barn. the 1o1s on the sooet, the Gtls!
croe before the rosy drsfde, aEc Ill revived to the
imagination IN faithful pic:afes. II for gem Or
prtce among New EnglaDd peatorais"-N-y r. THhnre.
~ shupae. sweet and gItcefui poen1. fnu of homo
felt EtE England seutme8t& marked BY tho tender
charity ssd pttJ Tint makE The char Of much Of
Whtttte1's writing. .*'-Boston Advertiser.
"Nor only one Of tho laest prod1cslu OF NJ. Whit
Guage.'~Chtcaxo Tribune.
Ms. Whitt.es has the rare facnlty of rlcndIrr As
nctoess df outline and rigid fact with grace tkat IL
almost fdeal lit tas never been suceeasful than
In this natu7l. tender poem. md oank not It VIII
Tes."-HAft1aFd EteHs.
"1tAA thoroughly home poem, knd h thousand, of
II mes VIII aurey ind tts p1aee. toF 1t Is once
lc< :urate description md beautttul heaitzaiton OF
Se, England household d.'-Roaton Transcript
" perfect rural gem. It IL areyelsticn Of The gsnu
nc oetEy thHt tx1sa Ia the simplest tot1y life, even
i th season when the country 1s supppstd to have
osttt scharpa. "-Spr1nGncld Republican.
Eens postpaid ca receipt Of price hy therubsisses,
TIC 'HrgoR K F1ux.Da, Hoston.
, 1866-03-13
142 Fashions,

Just reeelTed from Paris. London and Berlin, and tor
eaje TO tha trsde The most extensive assortment Of
He.t q HeE Ye5E; .9a tor siJe a0d reliability sot
70 veY The abofe II 10 order set Prices sae Is
New E6si. Al.o Pstte3 e , Msts, Of All styles .nd
satisfaction gnaIan.eed II All cases. Tayio7s' s9s.
ten Of Dre1a Cntttng taught all pf1era address
EpI f57B. pl79
, 1866-03-13

A RR1VAL OF MADAME AL
=: WIN, the g1eat French attroloGist. An nersons
correctly sisted b. ssd. Alvin. At 343 South Clark
street, .fopposte IopfA sohool) where she tnav be
soosa1sed concerning lose. mAraee eouEtships law
her rt4ltoN -.
, 1866-03-13
LUCY ARLYN.

i new story, by J. r. TKOWDRIDEE,
nuthor Of "Cudto's Cave"
'saNow BOUND" by :. G. Whittier;
tAGNus." /" by mrs. oliph4nt and Miss
Edward; HHAI.T a nt1LI.roN or
MONEY!" are among the lato arriv-
nls at wAIsH'e, corner Of Dearborn
and Madison Streets Pill
, 1866-03-13

tae secetay Of Twrrgnesting The .musts. oul t.
me fefen Illinois regiments now tn the fel3 1t tho
ea!nest pEfsthlc tim cuu1lsteut With the scr7{ed
ngu. y. H. beseE1dge has arrived home tor17the
Northern part of the state
Hc1theT rapY dYff hrzipcee duI1
, 1866-03-13

Hill Vetoed.
PHILADELPHIA. MArch 1a.-The veto Of the Phlla-
delph,a + Enc Railroad bill will b. sent to the
Honse Of Representatives tonight It takes the
ground that the privilege accorded to the Eai'soad
is IN infringement Of p1vate rights, and Its opera
ton would be conducive to the fostering Of mo-
nopolies tnetead Of the promotion OF general prof
nxtiiY
, 1866-03-13

NEW York, March 1s-An Albany special states
1t Is believed GOV. FeHipn VII pardon young
ketchpm. On hat GROUNDS Il not stated.
, 1866-03-13
800K.REEspfsR

nEstelase Book Eesper and Accountant, owing t
8fnAeEc In husue4E by present employers would tk
10 make Few enEaEemcnt. aatf1fsftorT rc;errncc.
Etsrn The advertiser Il veil posted ID The Comrns
sion @ business. Flease address "A r L." Post Ofnct
HQI &t4U, LhIcaEQ. nfpt
, 1866-03-13

GECOND-HAND PLANOS-We
~ haye On hand seytra1fgood Instruments TINT ha4e
betr ta1 en- In exchange fof The
, 1866-03-13
i Nem annertts*u1tnts.
t 1866.
7TENTY.Tu1RD ANIMAL REPORT
MI U Il U A l. '
LIFE
Insurance Company
NEW. xoHK,
For the year ending Jan. 81, '66. |
<RIAEA4EA .. lhSiGHb ETtR1f4fe
Office, IA and 146 Broadway, corn er !
Of 1lbexty Sweet
Cash ASSETS, FEB. L. 1ss5=
Ii, $3.50 78~ ~65. /
Suubse Of Policies issuel In 1e63.
6,e1o, tnsurtnx.....s....., ,....,..e1I;394t4Q1I1&
u Force. February l, 1std H,7T
Policies, lnsurtux. ................ S3,4l3,a3E -
DYidtnd Addition to sau1e....... 3tS30.0.e5.8z |
&91 ,:k4A,815.GJ
ETArE3fENN ron mHF-vVAu.

Original Of INV poll. I
cies......"+.:.....-t ,1slosaA
Renewsls.............l l,sls,Sf
War e4ttas ind H.
nuitlea............ 1a{1sG4ls6S,l31
I1terestc On hond8 and
mortgages. .-.... 36t.328 ="
9. S. etocks...-...:. as2s9as'
Premium on goid.... p, 80 996$-aoo1e90s:
Rent..... ..-.....-... &t&u3t-a&10G5LS3
TotaL.............,........... ,832;;4ao;da;
Dsbuisements % follows:
Paid elaine By death
and additions to
game.
Fald u1Atu1td En-
dowment Policies ~
aud addtuons..... 40,849.32
Paid Ppst1no9tt1n *
UlTldends pIY1-
dendx surrender
ed aad reduction
Of Pretutun....... 58,930.57
Paid auFretde9ed
Fo1lcies....-...... 190, 0,a81.4e
Paid Annnitifs..-... 1Q,24AS61
Paid Taxes..-....- 38,076.52.
Psid expfnse&,tnellev
ding Exchanges,
Po.tAge, AdYst- =. Il
tisrE, Medical Ex.
miratious. 6aiss-
les, Printing. St.
uouetJ, ard Fun.
dfv ot1ce expenses 174,31Q,94:
Paid corunlsz0ua,
and for purchase
OF Commissions
accTui1E On futufu
PFemupas....-.... 49,, 33,131-1sk-H,5&&,730.B
NET CASH ASSETS JAS. II, 81, ,1Iss5l9.s5
; Inrested 1olows:
Cash on hand
and In Hank. k..s1,473,saa.sa
,,ss @ s:s:,':;":: :::::: ] 7,sttss,saa.aa
ttpci. fcost}. 4,4e*,811.x1.
Real Estate....- 7S2,307s3a.
Ealanee due By
Agets..-..... Observation-Disclosures
Add.
lntcreat accrued
but not tue... 8114.0b6.6A
Intefett due md
: unpAld........ 1>0S4.13
Deferred Pre-
miunos Pre-
: u1funs due.
but not yat rz- ......
edstd.-.::.s. 035,Sz4 So- 773,828.D3
GROSS AssErs 1AN.sl. .1sss,...s1a, ,27S.ss
1EcnEAsE IN NET CASH ~.
SETS FOB TIRE TEAR. ,Q35.17
The Gross Asseta q the Company are :aps appro-
Re4ere to zaInsuss out.tA1dme II
policies, lnc1udnc dtv1dsod add
sson4l to sa1ue. 90, 98k03
Claims AsccstAtned and unpaid mot |
:..:::::,...:.....>........- 1e2,1so.oo
Dyideud additions to ssrae... ..... 13,445,64
Post taezte1a eIytdendA {nnealled |
ior).......... 2Aes1.z3
Premiums paid In AdyGnca. ......... 11,0B9a4S
Gndls1Asd snrplus, Excluding a m1r-
giu On the above Reserves Of oysr
%!E@0Q0)..-+. s2+8a0.4A
' DIVIDEND or F1se6-.............., 1,973,3S8.58
GROSS ASSETS Fen1u.sy h .1ssd,
a. ,.S14+sS5,27S.S3
a.H-The reserve to rep7ure ahtatAndl1E policies
and additions tsI So sas ~ anos includes
, 1866-03-13

We hare some Te1y desirable claims on well known
well 1eently dlseovEed Gold lodes to the jTrg.
oTy District Colorado Territory, belonging 70 parties
Fcccny atTcd III tho city, which Will be sold Low
application to HE'S 1 AIEE6
oStpef ONCE n Cro5by's Dnera Hnr.r
, 1866-03-13

On North LuSn1le Street,
North OF Oak ap1lso to wide aney-a rery des,r.blt
location. For eaic by BAIRD + BRADLEY, cortie1
Lake ado 1asAue 4ts- p1i2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-30
CVHEVWHsE SJFCAFsSHIPSs
:
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANYfS
L THROUGH LINE
CARRYING v IfNiTEp srs;Trs wAIr.

SARtN INT uNlIfil MAiIt
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier No. ~ North river foot Of Canal
street at ~ O'Clock noon, follows
November LOGAN QuEFN. Captain " Howcs
Meeting with GOLDEN CITY, Captain J. 7. Watkins
Noycmber ln-ARlzoNA. Captan JEFF. Maury, connecting
with MONTANA. Contain a. ". Bradbury.
November 2l--RisrNG STAR, CAPTAIN A. q. Gray, con-
Meeting with CONSTITUTION, Captain Csvcry. :.
connect ~ Panama with steamers FOR South Pacific lat
and for Central American ports and those OF LIST touch
at Nanyanllo.
Departure Of 10th each month connects with the
line from Panama N Australia md New Zealand.
Steamer o. December II, 1896 win connect with the first
cleaner Of The Coanys China Line leaving San Francisco
January I. 1857 for Hong Kong.
One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult Mcd
cfncs and attendance free.
For passage tickets and all further information apply nj
the Office the wharf, foot OF Canal street North river
New York. s. X. HOLMAN, Agent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
TKoM san FRANcrsCO.


Sls'FmisffpE iwilh ths gnfiane-NHinIng.
BNisirSv--F lse. "a shan overland rele-
Vgrsrsh Eso. bn nIoJil tF hls1 90 1l ?
SAN FssAscisc6. Jhb1dty 22l n atizona advlces
To- The 10Th plt Represent continued skirmishes'
vito Ae Apachee, iThe Indians were punished
severely. 20 ea osAl bloc lnN f11
The overland Mol has arrived with St. Louis
dates to Che 23d ofDecember, re5s.a.,i5
The Russian 0evenment bas given notice to-
the Western Union telegraph thatt the steam
corvette 6fthef Pacific Squadron win be placed,
ct their dispossb and requested Instructions in,
regard to her destination DO Colonel Bolkley,'
chief of the expedition, orders her 10 report at
Petropadioweki in May next -.,,.. .-li
"a despatch from Colfsx osaYsi-TThe heaviest
rain-storm sincethe winter of 1892 us now pre-.
vaiIng there A snow-5lide also occurred near
there, bury ing a horse ten feet deep and kill
ing one man.. Adyioes from tiother sections of
tie interior represent the creeks as flooded,
and the foads fmpassable,, The steamer Sqora-
mslto with the passengers who left New York
December 30, have arrived here" 80 2'
Parlsy Owell was executed TO day for the
murder Of James Irwin There is danger of a
great flood at Sacramento. q "a youug man
narhed Gelstoh5 an ngrossins clerk in the
Senate, has been arrested on charge of steal
ing soldiers bounty warrants, Mining stocks
are dull and weak. Chollar Potosi, S227; yellow
Jacket iG.27@t5O;i Savage. $685.; Hale 4 Nor
cross, SS12@3@0;, Imperial, $llO,s Legal-ten-
| dots n. f bs4upL ..H. ri.itN. r4t H.. .N..f
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Troubles with the FroedmenLTheR X aces
h AlAbaHna AgrlcuAturaI AssO OciatGon. ETC.

X Gs
NEW ORLEANS, January %. .4ACohstant and
serious complaints are made, from the interior
parishes of the unWil illingness of the freedmenIto
make contracts. 60 yy. a usop } moo G1E-
One City Editor learns from prominent busi-
ness men that it is we'll understood in the
parishes that parties are at work underhanded,
who have.infuence with the freedmen, ana who
induce them to disregard the order Of the Freed
mems Bufeap, with the view Of compelling the
old owners of the plantations to sacrifice them
for the lack of labor, when these gentry would
step IN and buy them at small rates, promising
the freedmen to giyethem certain advantages.
There is no Postmaster at Alexandria, La,
although three loyal applications were forwarded
to Washington sometime since. l'.Ha u3tH
In Monroe county, Alabama, an agricultural
association has been instituted by Southern men,
which combines the functions of the local agent
of the Freedmen's Bureau, the president of the
society in the SAME purpose succeeding admira-
bly,. Ablelbodied negroes are at work, young
and old are provided for, and there are no
drunken orVagrant negroes in the county,
A large number of noted horses have arrived
at Mobile forthe Spring races. Many prominent
turf men, wIththeir stables;fro Louisville, Gin
cinnati, and Nashville, are in New Orleans for
Mobile. -, if- .,,ns s...,rs ..l =, .a.1,i.
The AID and S6tb United States lColored) Regi-
ments, on duty at Mobile and Huntsville, will be
mustered out in a few days, X 515
.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
TTB x "A ..
twenty-five, Regiments Mustered 0Et-
@Ehe state ConVehlIOn-Panlc I'm the
New Orleans Money Market Etc.

NEW 0BEflSs, january a. AdSiees from
Galveston state that an order has been promul-
gated fer the musteringout Of twenty-five regi-
.ments in Texas. The white troops win be paid
off at their respective State rendezvous, and
most of the others IN New Orleans.
The vote for delegates TO the State Convention
was quite smaIl. The delegates elected are
mostly OF the conservative element.
In Galveston cotton is firm, with small sup
ply offering. Sales to Northern buyers at 3lc.
for Middlings exrevenue tax. .;rg' 3
panic has prevailed in the Money Market
during the week, oceasioned by adyices from
New York and New Orleans. Gold was quoted
at 1873. Freights had declined considerably; on
cotton to Liverpool &C.; TO New York, by
steam 19c. Tonnage was plentiful Sight eI-
change en- New York par to Il per cent. discount.
The general market was more active and prices
6rmer, especially for dry goods NJ ,.t 1l-ii
Petroleum has been discovered IN Smith
county, Texhs,e,u9atrtiI, ~ , h.aht14 ss
,aAdyices, from Shreveport say the FLYER is rising
slowly, above the raft it was falling fast %
The receipt Of cotton from the interior is
again on the increase. io7,,,t, ", fm,.t t.,5
Sixty prominent citiZeus of De Soto parish
were under military arrest at Shreveport,
charged with numbering negroes. ~. .s,..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
letter from i he President. M.

The Raleigh IN, O. Standard says ;75"In Sep
tember last, r.. M. Brown ESQ.,, of this county.
q mott worthy citizen, addressed "a letter to
President Iphnsoncto which the President made
the following reply. Andrew Johnson. aud r.
III. Brown were boys together in Raleigh-the
former s no y. ity-seVen, and the lattef tfty-two
years Of age. Mr.. Brown describes Andrew at
that time as Wel,built, full of lie aud energy,
active, adventurous, and true 10 his bOyhood asso-
ciates. oHe Gays his head was large, and he had
astine ioreheadias he ever saw on any boy.
Mr.. Brown speaks with much interest and afec.
ton of the President, He (AIr BroWu) is a
Union man, and was inhexible in the Inainte-
nance OF his principles dufihg the late Unhappy
Rebellion, lsa e lid 1ote. d. i9d-i IL
g EXEoUTIyE MANSION, WASHINGTON, Septem-
Der 8, lS66.LTo Mr.. r, NJ, Brown, New Hill,
Wake county North Caf6hhaMSf Sfyg 'Dbht Sif:Ti
baye received and read your Ietteri on the list
nstant. 9nd thapk you for its lyind toner and
Ior 9 NE interest you stn haye in one Of y9qr old
i regret as much as any can regfet, the sad
devastation and havoc occasioned by the war
ana trust that now al'our people viii devote
themselvesto to thelburstits ofpeaeec and to cher
lsllng 2 loVen ion the eI4iogenmentGwh hichY our
iaheTs founded. IT. they do 30, our nation can
nor iatf % have q growth and grapdelir greater
that that of any nation That has .precededl It in
history. 0CF1 cl1Jur n.s ,GOut s00uc-
"A, Believe meuveEy trgly, your frieD6s qsg3
rC. rr HcII G1. " f1trist-ft YS4ttfPNff lOo
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
Arrival OF Steamers.

ETw YoRK,. January 20. = Arrived, steamer
Queen, from Liverpool, uta Queenstown, with
dates TO the 9th instant; also, steamer Gut
Stream, from Mobile
,PoRTLAND, January 29.-'The steamer North
Arerioan has arrived from Liverpool. Her ad-
vices have been anticipated. 30"
The North American encountered fields Of ice
near Newfoundland. She called at the port of
st John on the l7th. On coming out on the 18th
she passed the Begiap going in. = = g,,.,, 49,.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
THE o'MAHoNY HEApQUABrERs. ,5p

There was but little business transacted at the
0'Mahony Headquarters on Union Square yes
terdsy, and the scenes Of activity which hlth-
j iertotmarked them are nov absent. The clerks
in the various departments are engaged in max
ing the necessary preparations tor the sale of
the bonds Of thelrish Republic, FIVE hundred
thousand0f whioh lie piled up in one of the
MIR. Killian, the Treasurer, has IL, determined
to effect If possible, the sale Of large portion
the bonds, and that, by the cadyice Of Colonel
9 O,AlahonY, two hundred thousand dollarsl worth
of them were transmitted to the Centres of the
Circles in New England, New Jersey, 'Pennsyl-
wanna, New York and Missouri. Each package
was accompanied with bins strnctions to urge the
members of the Circles to purchase the bonds
in small or large amounts, on the ground that
che monetary snewso OF war were wanted ifnme-
diatey to be- used in contestt for Irish, inde-
,pendence- n There is said, TO fbesohoBeyer, no
prospect that the - bonds Will be purchased to
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
Suspension of the Columbian Insurance
y -1 Company.

NEW YORK, January 23.r-The suspension of
the Columbian Insurance Company is an
nouuced. Mr.. Phelps, its agent says the Board
Of Directors, in consequence of severe and un-
precedented losses during the past year, and
particularly during arecent period, have decided
to close up the affairs of the Company They
find themselves possessed OF large assets, sufi-
cient to meet all liabilities, and leave hand.
some surplus.
It was stated yesterday that the liabilities of
the Company would reach at least $4,000, 900.
Many risks had been lost through the depreda.
tions Of the pirate Shenandoah, the losses from
his cause alone aggregeting over 81, ,OOD,00A.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
A Correction.

WASHINGTON, January 20. = Mr.. Culver, of
Pennsylvania, was enormously reported as hay
ing presented two bills In the House yesterday to
grant pensions 10 certain soldiers'of the war OF
1872 and the bill granting bounties TO volunteers
who entered the service inls6l and 1862. These
bills were introduced by Mr. Williams The
latter gentleman at the time occupied Mr.. Cul-
ver's seat, which led to the mistake. on 1.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
Marine DIsastrerI.

HoLNEs HOLE, Mass, January g. = The
schooner Adelaide, Of and for Suffolk from Port.
land, with a cargo OF lumber, came ashore on
the south side of the Vineyard on the night OF
the 10th instant. Her crew were exhausted and
the CAPTAIN died nom exposure ON the 18th.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
From Forfress Monroe.

FoRlREss MoNRqr, january 2s.-The steam.
ships Norman LivingstOn from savannah Tor
New York, and r. r. Csyler, from New Orleans
for New, York, have both put in here short of
coal, and report very rough weather outside.
The barqns Mary Sparks seventy days from
Liverpool, for Baltimore, has passed Cape Henry.
.tr1a aA 10 3 bE' 90 nul ~ '.It.
.HrF- D. af..tCr 40 9IHH A. nnr.I l.s...
InINu .| .. Eul
.lu,ln wl1 f.i.rHu1.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-23
Delegate Election.

HoLLDAYsRURG January 23.77Hon. l.. W.
Hall was to-day unanimously elected to repre-.
sent Blair county, in the next Union State Con-
yention to nominate candidates for Governor
and Supreme Judge. ;-,olg. .ts.r tr,