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-. ,.s,e AZ sesn r. favsrg 80 Tv~tsasf BE-
ysstes 49, rxha " wix sgs1x waived ~ tpvA
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FROM EUROPE.
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Austria Called ON 20 Restere the Natton-
Al Relies taken Kr0a Venice -8axany
- he incorporated with Prussta- Con-
tin ued DE na - . tlons In honor oT the
American Guests, Ae.
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0sport - - &c. 1nno1ea Appeinted 10
InvssaAenAe1Ae 0eeens Met.
+ Nnw yeax, Aug. %.
II Tins New Or suocih sav. the
Counienioa Aunoin1ed r. ~. Rs;,d 81 n.
veefiepte u - - - .suSssed ;,s Il.
bosA "a tAsir vpcrf N rfGv IN fr,t shot
iirsd f56a revclvw - kv 1 white man Il
the pe6eoaribn 81 frael.en Tv.ntv min.
utss expired before my farther disturbance,
Whnn fhe nrocess;on reeched ,he nl.ce vherr
the Convention va in se.s;on. ~ nol;cs i.
terfSrcd NTH II. and atfsmntYne n male ar
pests, Ared upon the freedme.. An fctSrSed
the iire. "A mob Of citizeus tken ;oinl ihe
police, and the massacre con neneed Il
also skows that several police who ~ their
baAxe did not seen to be rccoenized md n.
ter entering the hall thev disreeArded the
white dag and fred indiscrimins tely on The
unarmed members Of the Convention and
spectators Some of thecitizens wore badges.
indicatinp an orranixntion. Thnsa = The
room, with chairs, &c, drove the police and
attacking party out and barricaded the doors.
Affer the harr;cade vas es,.bl;.bed mot .
single ono in the building ESCAPED unharmed
and thirty we're murdered, while credies il
given the police for saving Il. lives of allvho
were in the building. Tbe nol;ce forcs :
found guilty Of nearly all the murders com>
mitted. The evidence shows they killed the
freedmen when they could srre.t them Via.
throvn in S.rts vt;ls :, .naei;a. - ~. 49,
selves from the dead which had hen placed
on top of them. The Ccomm;sa;on vii re-.
port that the riot was caused by the bitter
eelins on the part of citizen. and nol;ce
towards the Radical Unionists and frsedmen
and will probably report il WAS preeonc.,tsd
in as much as i was talked Of previously for
mission that If the military had mn, sn,s.,sd
q. the time il did tbs not would hsys oro.
sressed to the extsfmiuetiou a. sll The En-.
ionists and freedmen in the civ. The city
press were stacking Sheridan for rhat Ne
rep6rted il Official despatchsl. charr;nr him
with untruth and foulness.
Nsw ORLEANS, Aug. 2,.-Choler. death.
for forty eight hoars ending II q olook this
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New YoRK, Aug. %.
NEW foRK, Aug. 2S.
Ihs, Ielis.hg IIesllitss.,hg ss!ps.sAe' ssrs 'scs've'

New YORK, Aug. %.
The Following Se{psiskes we're sscs'ved
/ FLORENCE, Italy, August 26.-Gen Men
obered has called on Austria to restore the
national relics and objects Of art taken from
Venice, including the Iron Crown Of Lom-
hardy.
LEIpsIc. August 2s-The meeting Of the
Nesiona Liberal party received thss SSxony
ought to be Incorporated with Prussia.
Moscow, August 28.--There was . great
popular demonstration here to-day, in honor
of the American guests. Among the features
was dinner by the Mntaal Support Clnb.,
Speeches we're made by distinguished per-
soas.3 assistant Secretary Fo1, said that the
title Of the Club must be emblemstical Of the
ehtiens which existed bSxesn Rusais and
ADefica. Advices from sSibefs, states that
part Of them with the naval arms, and the
~ Hi scythes. US So
Sr. P.rKRsstRa, August 26.-Marial law
has been abolished in ell the Goverasaents ID
the Southwest, except in Kierr.
PsAGuE, Aseaa 81 3Ae trs1ty fIeoe
made by tie pteneposentiaries Of Prussia and
Austria has been ratified - ths. King q Pms.
sia, and iu now on its way to this city for exa
ASsass, Askss4 ~ Onese ~ CdahelSe
Maiesty's frigate has 6nccsedsd in eeptaring
~ CAahn pissss \ 81 so4st
LoxDos, August 2e-Noon.-Joha Bright
delivered speech haA1e1ae 1iH(41en,
before mass meeting ofthe people, asosabl:
TO the Reform movs1est, shieA Te1eseae4
his former eloquent efforts, and creatsd :
most enthusiastic excitsaert amoaG the ~
nenss sg9i9ss2 1hss n 14R ~ 3
manifested BY the people exceeds hat of any
fofmsr dsnonstrns;oa III lAsor ofrgf6rm ainoe
| 1854 sae sf aI ssw VI 81
Moscow, Aognst 17-As ~ hoaQuse4iveo
y d. Amsrican Enhassy, ~ svss1 q IF.
Fox, in rssronse % r t1aqt ri s9iesaklf
laudstp f ub g. NE q
Of the syslsm adopSsd u hin WI ~
bousd hs ssljssas - eaoSsH tsAh intasGlI
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,
purposef. "
Sec. g Section 50 Of said Chapter III Is hereby
ehe1ds4 - hat it shall paA - feuoe1: eecdor
80. He Aan, bstvesn the 10Th and 18th days o.
September Of each year. report 70 the Secretary o
the District town.hip the number Of persons IL
his sub-dissrsct tween ne egese n nve and
twenty-on years, distngaaning msics iron
asnases. = ] 4Fs.k -
Bee. Section s4 Of said chapter III. hereby
amended by inserting therein, Immediately ats.
ths wofdS h.sl,ah drammaf, Sthe words. and
'ni30sy q tse unned Dts,ss
cse. .. section - - eesd enaSs6 III hereby
smendsd g naf shsn rcad q ioHo.E bss. u.
tot tae tans necsseafhy peat n ne alschasge
g ~ eaaaA suites ne cAsii meass' The ssm oi
saNe dona,s ~ dsy, % ee Psas Hs1 sAe eo.nsy
rsyssss. Provided that be shan Witt 'seh school
in hi: county a' least once in ..sA ...n and shall
sPene = seaet cse-heu day ~ fen9 Visf' and he
snai oe enttied 70 sucn sdoitionsi compensation
tns board q supsrvlsors may fl0~i PresiAsd
.sunaS, ssAs = shau l'e . sworkyt4Snent 81 he
'ime &c nas Deen employed IN ms omeiai duties
snn .ns o'el. ?, me nesro oI euPefsisors' before
ne shaii be sntisisd 70 any eoIPfnrefIon
amended BY striking out Of the fr.t line thereof
the vord "or and inserting In sajd line after the
word Stown" the words stor sab disty;ct:,' sso bv
striking out of the second line Of said section az
the word ~1o."
See. 10. Section s5 Of sAid chapter III IL
hereby amended BY stricking oat Of the sesoad
line thsrsof the word "or" and inssrtas sfaer tie
word town Of said line the words aor sub dis
trict."
l. sscuon 81 o. said cnspter III Is hereby
rmenaea n .aains tnereto me following TO- Wit:
PROVIDED That the orgaaisatsoa Of rsrh lndepen-
dent D'strice shall be completed on q before :hs
n.s. a.y o. fugQs1 o. iae ys1 ~ Netca said Or
sani.ahen u attempted, ana when such organiIa-
p.s.a - ~, ss 49,. r.sa y tne
ph;.h ~. ~ I.Eaa :. m Dne. IsHhssip. q
49, 80. - \. r',. D's1'e' 'oIu,uu par IN
-;,h;. -. -. - ~. Ts--s ,n' pr"Peny
.n...sa.d ~ ~ " me- .ns insePenaen. piar'ce :
;nd.r.rd... 49,. - ., sn.n o' III - % saen
for school ..s.cs.s - rra~,,s.1 =. go
wear. a. m-etinr ~ "a n, M 1890. :,
lin. hefo;s M. H. hid uaad.xf -, y
~ q -, frhsrh .k.ii - ..-.;srd T. nss - ~
a. rryyiscy, g a, h.for. ~. A., NosXv - e.
temh.r .na IA Road ~ sn,....,,ss. .h.n ~ ~
,aid tar ~ IN. ,is.. and /, -. ~,
school tsyes u. yeo rirsa ~ ~ l.viJ l. ~.
di,tr,ct,
Sec L. Said chapter liz is hereby amended
by striking ost the words Secretary Of the Board
Of Education wherever they therein, and
inserting in their place the words .'superinten-
dent Of Psbuf Instruction" 80
See. Is. That section is Of said Chapter -:
be amended bs striking out ths word "apris h
the s,h line, apa in sertfna March; thu. section 10
Of aid chspsSt liz be snesd,a hy atrikiuw out
the word april" in the I'd line inserting
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LAW S OF low A
tpusLrsnEp NJ Aur8oarrr.1
CHAPTER Ia.
School Lnc amended.

S0AO0t L0N amended.
AN ACT 70 amend Chspter l72, of the Acts Of The
Ninth General Assembly, EAssed April sth,
1867, N kalAiisn 10 schools.
escslos l. d Il .~aered s.. ~ ee.erui 49,,
6S of H. s8sass Of losa, That the Afh ~
division OF Section l. Of Chapter III, Of fho Acts
Of the regular tesson Of the Ninth General Assem-
bly,, be and the same II hereby amended BY strik-
ing out thereffom the word Ave and inserting in
its place the word ton
Sec. :. Sections and s, II sssd Chapter liz,
ars tsrsby amended hy Striking cut Ahs wo,i
Monday, in tie sesona lise 81 sai1 - Aos.; and
inserting instead thereof the word Saturday
Sec. ). Section ", of said Ch,ptes l7x isAere-
BY amended - to read As follows, to-wit: In
each ub-district there shall be taaghtone or more
schools Tor tAs iAstsnstion Of yosth bstween the
ages Of Eve and twenty-ons yeAss, fer at least
twenty -four weeks n avA pcAosl dAya AecA in sneh
year. unless the County superintendent shail g
sasisasd that thsrs il good and ssRssnt csa,s fnr
n,1:.,, ,.ils,s :. .,r,s to 10 i Az AZ t.se sss
minority, shall be admitted into the schools In the
SAB distitst IN EhEi h ~ stsiAA 'Q thA aasss
terms On which ysuths 6stwee ths sxst N ~
and twenty -one years admitted.
;Sss. 4 Section III Of said Chapter III, is here
by amended by striking out the words, provided
tn nilb on ths Aollar ON Ne1Foseysy yof sny sub
district" and inserting in place thsreofthe words
Provided f6kfhss, that - sstthsr case shall the
rate exceed Is mills the dollar on the property
8. 5. Ssssios " Of susa 8 &sh.tsJf FAAssy
amended - that it shall rad = follow: section
.s sAi; f..s.s,. :a.s :1es,s,ss .:s:. I n s,.
anoas The several sb-distriets in Such manner 8
j.iee ssA sspily nay rsqsisA taking = tie besis
q ssad sppossieahsnt az f,epeetiye a.ourts
prevte9ely levied upon said suhdstriets, fos the
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Gold closed at 1483 in New York last
night.
-Advices from Mexico announce the sur,
render Of Tampico to the Liberals By the
Imperial commander.
Three transports, with ammunition and
siege guns, are expected at Montreal from
England.
The prospects, of the cotton crop in Ill
parts Of the States of Georgia, Mississippi
and Alabama are gloomy.
An order will be issued in few days,
mastering out ali volunteer officers on staf
duty.
E-The disbursements of the Treasury last
week, on account of the War, Navy and In>
terror Departments, are stated st 81 81, 1884.
The proposition to run John Morrissey
rs candidate for Congress from the Sixth
District in New York meets with considera>
BILE opposition. Meetings are being held TO
defeat it.
A Convention of the Democrats, of the
Sixth District Of Kentucky, on Friday, held
in Covington, nominated A. H. Ward, Of
Harrison county, candidate for Congress, to
fill the unexpired term of General G. Cla
Smith.
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FROM SAINT LOUIS.
Arrsst VI Ave Csuntsrfsiters-Largs
AAeuns Of CsNatsrfefting Material

ST. LOUIS, Aug. n.
The Republicans Of the 18th District, ILL.,
nois, nominated John Baker, for reelection
to Congress, by acclamation.
Two men named Mccartney, we're arrested
at Maaaoon last Thursday, having in their
possession $1,000 dollars in counterfeit
Treasury notes, of the denomination OF $40,
$50, $50 and 500. A large lot Il oogus
posts! cutrs4e p.ates, psesses, dies, and tools
Fers sscured. The prisoners we're brought
to Springfield and lodged in Jail, in default of
1000 dollars bail
Cholera burials Saturday 30. Sunday 90.
Monday so.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. n
The Radical Union men Of the 9th Con-
eressional District held meeting ut the Office
OF Ex-Attorney General Speed, this evening,
and approved the list recommended BY the
recent Lexington meeting for delegates to
the Loyal Convention at Philadelphia, and
appointed thirty additional delegates to rep
resent the Fifth Congressional District.
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MEANWHILE, Aug. %.
The Cory accommodation train At the D.
G. W. X. r., while standing at Polama
last night, was run into by an extra following
IT. smashing passenger car. No passen-
gers severely hurt. The conductor, James
engineer, Peter Murphy, was badly hurt :
one leg broken.
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4 Asr4srsy Hanged BY Mob.
DErRorr, Aug. %.
Taylor, the negro who committed the mur-
der near Lansing last week, was taken from
the jail at Mason last night sud hanged to .
tree. s4 s.ss
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BurrAIo, Aur. g.

burrALo, Aue. 70.
The Board Of Trade passed appsopsiass
resolutions on the death Of Dean Richmond,
and soted to close thsir ypoma on The day oi
his funeral at Batavia, which will take ptacs
at 2 p. m, Thursday, August 30th.
The meeting At the Mayors elkce last svens
ine appointed committees for The rsc1ut;on q
President johnson. Thess viii - s ersnd
ball at the International Hstel Niagara Fala,
Saturday evening, complimentary 70 IL
President and his snits-
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

Appoinsment rs Ds4eSasss e the Phila.
delphie Ce1 1venstsa.
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n.r.sassaa Hs.a.asssas

yrsz ypqnsu, AnR %.
n. II. Tsry and JsFsBloGs, tslt t6-d
re.noninated by tha Rspssaic ~ ~ a
ard osA consrsssaoaal DiaGsisA, upts'
lively.
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A1-1os particulars to Board Tuition, Se, ssA ior
Catalogues, apply 10 II iDAGa
Dsnn@k. Iowa. Aug ., e6.-d1w-s3s PrfnefpsI
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|TEAS, 70 chests tnsw easRo) jsst u, ~
j1ssS "a - 61aszlk
, 1866-02-21

n IHY&RUaVfskENk VIZ" VA A7A&21
r{nEe,
Containing nearly 500 pages, aud 80 tine P1ates And
Ene1avtuks Of the Anatomy Of tho Huuau Organs In
aet1ts Of Health and Disease, With Treatise Early
Enort, tts nepIorable Corsc1nences upon The M.pd
and Hody, with the Authors Pl1a Of Treatment-the
only ratona. tod saeees.snl mode Of cure. AIshuwn
" The report Of cases treated uuthrai adviser 70
entertain doubts Of ther physical condition. Seat
ttce Of postage to any address, oa REGENT q ce3ss
CIDf1, 10. u Maiden Lane. Albany. n. 7.
The author tusy be consulted nron any Of the dis-
by ,ad and medcanes sent 10 aaJ part OF the world.
noCy1asm.A.W&
ColGnte'x Honey soap.
This celebrated Toilet Soan, IN such universal de-
rrand Il m2e from the choicest ates1as. Il mild ad
eIn0lent IN Its nature. nagrnuty scented+ md e1.
GetretY hcrcEc!sl n III action upon tho skin. For
safe by al urn-vlsts Rad Fancy Goods Dealers.
oc4-4st cttT ExaA
, 1866-02-21

The Spring tfndc opens With hesltation which
deserves czreiul consideration Inactivity in bust-
nsss a!wsys means !.ek Of conddcnee and it Is Of
stand, In al Cases whal II the occasion OF the pre-
Vatilhg dlAtust The present tardtness Of husiae4s
n sas 70 2; ee ,sn1 s1trhnaG 70 an ,na
There ne Tety Obvious reasons for this distfust
The 9calts granted 10 the Wcst Last Fan are not
prostaea tor at maturity with dye regularity. TIE
aas 3 offs tss a sasl, ,ss sess s5s fo Pso
pel'cd 70 AK renewal ot their notes 10 very con-
they have never known We%tc1n rrmittances 70 IT,
| ngnlar- At the eame time the West is heavily
stocked With stapls goods q which ~ merchants
be1s in their resolution TO control the distributing
trade Of their tetton. to the exclusion Of Eastern
lie stead, iii in prices Fave done much Of ii IN
actnal i-t and this fact beEets the Suspicion that
their inability 70 honor al thar obligations 1rsses
from a dImanrtipu Of their capital Under these
| Circumstance, there il ns:uiziiy an Inclination
! Western frms."
The above Ne clip from The column. of ,be New
York Eeo1orttt, and IN nearly eyr.r particular II
Inay be Eet down as IN unqualified talsehsoa, Tbe,e
has ncre- becn time einee the commencement Of
tie shareholders rebellion when t4t Dry Goods
merchants Of New York we're 60 ANXIOUS to sell to
Weeteru men as at the present, and On auy credit
fhat they may ask. As general 1ula our mer-
chants arc not forced TO aek credit on their pu,.
chases. They ait In eo1nd condItiuu the result OF
having anticipated the duin<ss which has been tho
perraciDg Characteristic Of the Ninler tade Stocks
during The past three months have been uuuspally
tight, and VIC have no recollection Of seeing at any
time four years btsearlr assortment oi gouds
a. arc 10 be seen at the present time. II II true
that 1he farming community do rot receive as rsc
prices Tor their pscducts. as they did a year OF
eighteen months aco, but ths Ii to 10 attributed
entirely to the suppression Of the rnbetlion Late
in the fail there IVES considerable compliant shout
the t2fdlDess Of county merchants IN making
1ui:faneer but are st.u:cd by our leading job.
be.s that thcre L. dec1dcd Improvement ln col1c-
| t,cn End very few, and exceeding small lo.ses,
have been incurred by the suspension OF t'eross.
| ruad'' dea1rrs.a
Nthc editor Of the Etoaon,Ist Is anxious to know
Low Wee,ern credit Is regarded, let him como out
West, and zee the droves of Eastern .+drummers,'
| who, with pert1nacity that at times IL almost
intufe1abie impudeuce ''bution hole' every other
,Dtn 10 rnale biu-uo matter how e1aa1l-op hls
| o1yu tt5ru
, 1866-02-21

| doubted profits Of The hansk OF the city Of Ne,
Yoek. xmounsed to t1s, ,1ss, ,atl..- This il abou
eighteen t1s) pr cent of their eApiti1,-
The Secretary OF the Treasury has h1uted Il
thoee NntionA Banks which ha1r, IL bis ppn1nn,
MAIDS incorrect returns Of their dntiablt items. TINT
be shah be compelled to withhold trom them Ii.
interest due au their registered bonds, unless thc1
nt once make the desired corrections.
--Caltfotsda is "ss.ong" tn nsue1al products.
The vane OF he1 gold and etly suppl, for 1865 was
Stao0o, 90; tho copper supply over 7!.oN tons:
qutekfllsct 900 Casks petroleum, e. ODD galloas;
coal, IL, ,69G 1ons. {
In Milwaukee, currency is scarce md exchange
weak At 10 discount to pm,
The tosal indebtedness Of the Stue OF New
Hampshire il +, 4,25a47D.
The Chic1go Alton tai1rood COMPANY has do
clarcd caeh dividend Of Arc per c.as. rayahle on
March lit. 1t Il stated tnat resolution has been
4dnpted allowing holder Of two Rhares ofstocG 10
RECEIVE one new thArc 1t ESQ In cs:h. Money Is
wanted for rolling stock and new construction 9nd
this plap will yield {upou 4s,o58 shatcs} $Ss2 49,
All The mel earnings aboFf The cash dividends have
bccn devoted TO ne work 3rd there IL no cash for
An exta dividend, As x1s reported. Tle tsafnc OF
tho ruAd Hak:
1865, ,I18 1884,. ..x2 s0. ssa Inc. .Sa3a Saa
The n. /. 1F51ssss Of Saturday. contain. The
following:
.+At q meeting ot Bank officers At the American
EXCHANGE Bank TO consider the recent cIrculsr Of
Nj. Spinner, fort y-tso bxnls were Present 4 con-
and TsEniye. va. appointed 10 ratt upon The Sec
fr.2.7 Of The Treasury to procure n,sesssl ol The
opinion Of Mr. Spinner; and failing in that quarter
to procure from Congress :-:od1tcotion 1T tho
law, The hanks }rctcnt we're uc -luous In their dc
termination not to make the ,tacndcd return Of
depoe1lk rtaulscd and should &c gold Interest On
their bonds be vithheld Will. j. il 1nhnated, Ieso
to tbc Eou1tt md nsk fe- iaandau1ns The com
miijee 1c authorized tc .e-oc3stc with them sinai
III copimittc hom Boston and Philadelphia
- THO following table T. from an Official state.
men, Of the receipts oi 1nscs1a Rerenne during ,he
, 1866-02-21

Comfort und Cure
FOB THE RUpTURED,-sent nee. Address f. D
FooTE, -. D., / 1870 Isoadway. New York.
, 1866-02-21

MONETARY.

TrEsnAY ExENIS6. Feb. 20, 1865.
I'll" MrIcv market !as again rseumed the poei.
Hug il uccspea before the pork eca-on commenced
Eastern Exchange II so ssarce that eonlc ot our
s,nnkerf err compelled 10 cxprcrs currency to the
La. TO p,ec iLe:1 5ras1s, aud ths tends to lessen
The supply Of currency and render tue natket ftsfn~
rent. ..
Fortunately the demand for money at present ID
yc,r iirht. and our bankers meet with ao particular
difficulty IL accommodating desirable customers at
u, t,er cent per au1nm, street tates arc drm at II
e'.i Per cent. ...
Tic sa.ee Tor Eastcrn Exchange at the bauks Wese
E,1r Ut pa buying and 1-lD PREM selling Round
1o,. were In demand among hankets a. 5oc prem.
uer thousand; but 70 bcard Of no sa1es, the de-
mind being greater than The supply II nearly Ill the
ba.lkiue hunses.
Tue Produce markets Today ri. d tirmc1. Flour
sxas mon, active bat prices were steady. Wheat i'd
vapred ..lac per buehe1. Corn ruled 1t11c per
lnsar, higher. Oate werr inactive brt firm. uar-
icy and Rsr we1c neclcrtei. Hlshwines were firm.
Provision. wcsc buosan:. Mess Pozs advanced 2sc
Pc. brl. and Lard Nc pe9 n. dressed Hogs ruled
Il IOe higher.
(,o,d oreued in New York to-day ut 13G4 and
=loeed a. 1871. The followtn. are the quotations
,c,.rr.nf,sd IL James DDyd 4 Hrpthefs:
, 1866-02-21

~" Thr following internal revenue taxes,
returned by the principal manufacturers Of
cabinc; organs, har1noniums, uciodcons, and
siinilnr instruments, for the months OF 0cto-
;;,"r, November and December. 1sIJ, are OF in
;e,cst as Showing the amount Of business
, 1866-02-21
speech Of Senator xk'lliImxa. Ut Oregon.
Especial pespaseh to the New York 7s,bunc.}


In the Senate, Mr.. Williams Of Oregon, de-
lIvcred very able speech on the Consiitu-
tional amendment. I'll. argument on the
pscs.n1 status Of the rcbel Statts was partlct,-
furly lucid and strong. He proved that while
they were not States out Of the Union, like
tanada or Mexico. neither President Lincoln,
nor President johnson, nor Congress. had
ever pretended to treat them ns Stutcs fully
lit the Union. like New York. He struck
very formidable blow nj Measrs. Doollttle and
1sevcr&iy johnson. by reminding them that
thy ha1 voted for i Till Introduced by Ms.
t,ra:z Brown in 1874, pro, i1inc that no votes
gas, by thc people Of the ruhcl statos should
lt counted at elections Of President and Vice
President until such States should be restored
to their Constitutional relations With the
General Gu.es7imcnt hy a proclamation to be
Issued by the President, in compliance with
such laws as Congress should pass upon the
subject. Mr. Williams took ground against
Mr.. Heuderson's substitute for The Constitu-
tiuual amendment, and defended the report OF
the Committee Of Fifteen nt length. That
Iurt Of lis speech In which lie treated OF negro
Suffrage was Ices clear in trasunin:. and less
str,.r2 III ar.~aMcnt thau lie part aborc a}lud-
ID too. T1se ryhul;c he administered to Mr.
~;uil.rie for ILL., recent M>uniou threat, elected
:. .icnuDs,rat ion Of applause in the galleries.
, 1866-02-21

ffUu tAE sAlp{La6 lAs..I ,..
bou Elt freely n view Or diuialahta receipts SUI The
Spring demand. We tave not varied onr notatons
but rrctty full rtct& fave been realized closing
&c % ss.ss e SGaae ~ a.
The eates Of R1o sfr - hnrh Electric, 1850 per
Die E.use 30 pr Nora zso per Rtsme to .!riyc,
2+k1 per Euith Rose. x2eo per KAns.ona. 5000 pcr
x.lkyrsn; ;, az 81 r. e. wsrst s. n on paTa1e
Iopd. We nosicc 6es:aes 1ao Isss nto Per &c Grey
dos rer Eestiesl, to Inlsdelphia, eotc GOD. duff
psid 10 other descriptions lie marker II tza. hut
s{f ILL., "a: hss1s IT, .sas
GsiIc and 50 40, Eio, ls4@lg< csih.
Ioil&E1-We notice more doing Mnce our last. Tho
new crpp OF Cuba now coming fufEu1d At
tracts The attention Of consuucss. and meets with
faiS ts,e % avn hut the marker hardly called
lust received Wcrr disposed Of previously old
con.t1cL. Tic sales atr - nhta "a y tes e1ysd
Cuta tald to be neH crop at = bids neH Cuhs
Mutcovxdo 50c: 50 Iris old do, 492Ee: 8 hhds new
Porto Eico. received f1n kaw Harga Mth Inst; lthe
nFtt tIysil &c. quality oltinary; Z; oid csoP do =
&c moa; md 81 bris NsH Orleans. q ksl 10 cash
y auction, zoo t1t crop Aew Ds1enns soId a.
t4l.t; % hhds do Dc1neraiu. ts850c, caSh and iGo
has Do New urjeaus. t1l0al;e;t. { tuot. IAe stock
yestcfdAy ahoEt ISIS hlds Porto llco 6stu Euba
&c. aad 3G lels New Orleans.
stath-FheIe tss continued steaaF xhd nstlt1
FOOD demand for for home tince our last but
the market has hardly retained ts etfGth on the fall
10 colo+ saa closet thMcy Al slcht coIc.sitnn u
peeea q1ote flF 10 good rccctAg Co.e IN 7llxe.
secEs-hard. Tic; tolt white, ieRlskc and yellow,
Cufa 1t lilskc: Is do naozssex sn9ar &c; st Iurto
A4ce. uA9l5ke; w ataztalqae, uhci ~ bids Aa1