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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
The State Medical socieU-The Newly orL
Health Bill.
ALnANY. Wcdncsday. Fl

The State Medical Society rec0nycned this
rnorning. The Committee having in charge the New
Wh n.ol,b mn asked further time, and it was
A Committee was appointed TO propose resolutions
expressive OF the Of sorrow relative 70 the ueath
This evening the members and delegates were enter
famed bv Surgeon. General Pomfret at his residence
AT meeting OF the Society this afternoon the fTesl'
don't was requested 10 name blographer OF the ate
Sonretarv sylvester d. Willard deceased.
The Committee on the New York Health Bill reported
resolution which was adopted, urging the Assembly
o. oss NJ The earliest day. q health bill which shall re-
80 r. Grand sanitary provisions and regulations con
,ained In the bin which recently passed the Senate but
as TO the mode or manner Of appointing commissioners
80 ye~n,e said law the Society Offers no suggestions,
800, i, ,yhov Ia the wisdom OF the Legislature.
The Society met in the Assembly Chamber this even
ine 70 listen 10 the annual address Of President Dean
after which the members visited Tue reS,aenes vi
SnroeonC eneral Pornfret and tho Executive MaDsIon
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France.

The meeting organized by the Association OF
French ladies' for sending help TO the freed people OF
America took place as ahnoansed IA inc Si's ea a.
eloquent opening address, gaTe short sketch o We
formation Of the Society. He spoke OF the ffehch
ladies' AS excited to take the inithu'e IN some
work by the example Of their sisters III Eng
land and America and Judging ron 5Ae
A.li he thought their debut wasInot upsueeessIul,
er and!ng 10 the perfectly unscctaran character oil
IN association he mentioned that since IFS formation
Ia April last, 10 cases containing 3.o2 articles OF
clothing valued at 1890 francs, ana = 400 francs ~
rupney had been sent 10y the Committee, making
In ali 81 935 francs. Among the other speakers were
the Rev. NJ GrandpieTre and the Rev 81 DhomOres,
pastors Of the Reformed Church Of fTancc ffhcc 20
Eroslie aud NJ. Cochin. The hsi.named gentleman
gave most interesting account OF the progress on
Emancipation in Cuba The sale OF the tickets ana the
collection al the close OF the meeting amounted !"
In the Corps Legislatt on the 23d Count walewski
took his seat rs President OF the Chamber; In nus
opening address be passed eulogum upon DIS pieue'
css,or The late Duke dc MOrny, AID paid tribute 70
HE manner in which NJ Schneider presided during the
LIST sesson Count Walewski also praised the spirit oil
moderation displayed by the Chamber and eApitssed
hone that the deputies would give him their corda con
eurrence In conclusion be declared his intention 10
protect the liberty OF opinion cOnscieniousy expressed
The usual official report Of The state OF ne empire
had beeu communicated 10 the Corps Legislatt -
On tie subject Of Mexico the report says, me ne
French Government on undertaking the expedition 10
Mexico placed before II an aim 20 which u mas rem
dered subordinate Its conduct and Oh when us uees
IONS are stl pending We went on TO Mexico to OBJ
fam redress not 10 prOseytse FOR the cause OF mon
rrhv Onr soldiers are not in Mexico with the object Of
Intervention The Imperial Government has constantly
repealed that doctrine contrary 10 the fundamental
principles OF rights Mexico IS at present fued py
a REGULAR Government. Anxious TO flhl the engage,
ments il has made in respect both to the persons ana
/ properties Of foreigners when the necessary ar
Engagements are cuncluded WIN the LmPc ~,
Macmillan. We shall be 30 far nom Tepudiathg tno
result Of our principles regards intervention that We
shall on the contrary. accept them as the guiding rue
for all powers and IL will then he easy To iofee .no
time when we shall be- able TO effect the return OF the
evolutionary army. -, -,
q n
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}AN-On Wednesday. Feb. T. John Fgsn Of Gkchssf
gan Of Gurteeu parish Of Bourns, County of .Tpperay
Ireland
Notice of funeral tomorrow.
HOSFOR0In Brooklyn, ON Wednesday, Feb Z, Frederic
sou Of f. J. Hosiord aged a years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
STEWART-In Brooklyn. on Tuesday, Feb o. Lewis Morris
youngest child Of William and Mary A. Stewart, M the Sd
year OF his age 49,,
ayes and friends invited attend the funeral iron
the residence his his grandfather. r. w Burke, NO. fn
Schermerborn ST., Thursday afternoon, at o'clock
wILLIs-At Kingston Mass. on Thursdsy. eb l. jose
phne Story Willis, wife OF George r. VILLA
WESTFRVELT-S Suddenly on Tuesday morning FEB.
Mr. John j. v Weseryel. In The o2d year oil o"
age
Tbs relative. friends Of his family and Of his son n-aw
Jamer f. Wells invited to attend the funeral at his late
resd No 2O7 East Fifty 6fthst on Thursday alter
noon at O'clock whou. further invitation The member
Of st. JONAS Lodge No. h. and A. NJ. are also nyed u
attend.
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advanced to 4ssd. Goods uuaItored Exchange


HoSo KoSG. Jan. (private telegram).-Tea in good
demands EXPORT for the fortnight, 100000 10. Ex.
change quiet at a. I'd.
MELBOURNE, Dec. 2j.-Parament was dissolved on
the 2th inst lFhtense excitement has been caused in
south Australia BY the ontbi eak of between Spain
and Chill. A sales Of copper have been stopped
Advioes from NewIeaiand state that the rebels on
the east had been defeated and bad surrendered
SHANGHAI Dec 2G.-Tea advancing. SILK active:
The nienfeu rebels have again shown themselves and
they are reported to have defeated Fien kofsn They
were collecting in large numbers in ShanuDg and
Hondu. The Empress Dowager bad resigned power at
Pekin and Prince Kung was again at the head OF
affairs.
Complicated questions were arising between the
chinese and French Governments on the subject OF
PrOpsgandism
News from Japan states that the Ministers mission 10
Asaoa proved successful The treaties had been rati-
fed by the Mikado; the ports were TO be opened TO
trade on the LIST of January and the tariff was to DC
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MANDRAKE PILLS.

Miss Catharine Collins is now living testimony Of the eff
cts OF DR. Schencks medicine. She resides No. I'll Mot
NewYork Dr. Schenck visited her about the lat
last. He found her apparently In the last stage OF
Pulmonary Consumption and, from all appearances could
not las, than three weeks. Her left lung. fron
bottom to top. was nothing bat a Of corruption.
The right bronchial tubes also sdeced but caviss
She had chs and flashes OF heat at times could
lie down. but had to be propped up in chair Her mother
said that husband and several Of her children had died In
the way They and not able to buy medicine
bat Dr. schsnck took interest in her, and gave her
medicine and cured her Now any that has cough or
lung disease should call and her gives them more con-
hdence in DIR. Schencks medicines. They viii hnd
quite heartyooking person with right lung sounding
full clear with respiration healthy and natural, aud the
left dead. sounding though what left sold
and Still She like Dr. Schenck lvss with lung
and enjoys good health She cured because she wss con-
fined to her Many of Dr. Schencks certificates you
read almost improbable but by uquirng they lind them
exaggerated They bed fast until THAR lungs healed
and took cold How much easier should those not so fer
gone be cured They may Schencks Pulmonic Syrup
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills and follow the drecous
closely and keey getting better and end finally die for
simple reasonthey keep taking little colds enough to
keep the lungs named When person has diseased lung
they should stay in the house much and than
jus. recovering dangerous Sickness yeti. thought
by ycans best for consumpvs patients out and
get fresh a-but do they real consumption by
this course.
Dr. SCHENCKS medicines cleanse tho stomach aud liver.
equlize the circulation Of the blood create appetite end
food made digest and made into good blood ard that
Is all they do. Nature will do the rest DR. J. H. SCHtNCk
will be at his principal Office. No Is North siIthst.
corner Of Commerce Philadelphia every Saturday. homs
m. until p. M; No. % Bondst.. New.York, every
TUESDAY from to .. NJ. No. % Summerst Boston.
Mass, every Wednesday from N to- M, and every
other Friday at No. 1903 Bsltlmore-st.. Baltimore Md All
advice free but for thorough examination with his Res.
promoter he charges three dollars.
Price Of the Pulmonc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic each
80 per bottle or s per dozen. Mandrake Pills. Is
cents per box
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
DEAAS BARNES Co., No. 81 Parkrow wholesale
agents for the City Of NewYork
MIA full supply Of Dr. sCHENcKS Medicines can
be obtained a. all times a. his Rooms No - Bondst. New
York and the Doctor may be there professionally every
TUESDAY. from a. IN TO p.
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Spain.

A telegram from Madrid, dated the 22d Janu,
cry SAYS "Ofcia confirmation has been received "
the intelligence that Gen. PTim entered foriasai on
Saturday last Che 2Oih). ,.. .u,s ,,d
Prim Is stated 10 have delivered the horses arms anu
equipments OF his followers 10 the Aleade Oh hhoso'
Portugal. -, v.,o,oi,
Disturbances had taken place at Reus ana Hcncla'
The province Of Valencia had In consequence pee p''
claimed in a state Of siege. ,,, - q,
was asserted that the state OF siege IN that cy "ou
be raised In q day or two. ,. Rad M
II Is officially announced that the insurgents nna ~"
engagement with the Royal troops before e"'''"s
Portugal
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The reported death of Gibson the sculptor az
Rome was pnfounGed His life had been despairea W,
but at latest dates lie much better and hopes
entertained OF his recovery. .u,.ia m
the 2ist ult., between Leghorn and tbs is'ahu u
Corsica. 1900, ogices In
France Is said 10 have rendered her good oieoo =,
the difficulty that has arisen between TUG Ivy
Russia. -. r,a,, died al
Prince Otho third son of the King oil Ital1 aieu ~
Genoa on the I'D OF Jan. r,..o mazda
Siguor Scialoia the new Minister OF n.ou,,s, on
the 22d. He spoke against loans and othe Ian Of
ordinary sIped and proposed that the a ,sa.ioU
nj proposed reduction in the expenditure
Amounting 10 30 200 eco. Signor scalola ehehu' ~
"a OOO 900.
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o,v on ruesdsy. FEB. ., George

.nxsTr ONG-in this city, on A1''
Armstrong aged % yesrs =, s.m;y and Of his David.
The rsv: .na snd: o. "s john sutton
and b.. To- attend IL. tener, from bis I,ss resi-,
sss sss,aE No. s fi. on TGaF'd'' tho 'n 'n' ~
New ~ yont.r, OH Tuesday. Feb. 6, a. the residence
BuEkz q Crane. Jane A. BunAsr "id'" OF 6en Bun
kef aged o. ymiy are invited TO send her unsIs on
rnsnas 2. .n 81 ~ Csrsxes viii be a.he depot to meet
Tbuisd,.' hs, lssyes New.York at Pm. ..
the trsin ns Ss taken 10 Hudson N. y for nternent
A, White Plains on Tuesday. feb.6. John Clspp
.am.y and counsel as. in the tsh yss5 o, S' n.
TIE ~ r,specfuiy invited to sttsnd the funeral o.
SrdS.r M. h inst x 0t IT. om b. ais rs..ssnss
wni,s PiHlns fsins Il O'Clock m. nom t"e''sTiA'u
a, n, z, Ntp b b 1920 eT " Mnsss
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Union Legislative Caucus-ice Biock"de-
Commercial News.
san ERANCI,CO.

SAN FRANCIscO Saturday, Feb. 3 I-ob
The Union Legislative Caucus has voted ID
favor OF repeating the specific contract law by large
majority also fayoring postponment OF the Congress
siona election until le65.
dispatch from Portland says there Is no eoiniiun
cation with the Upper Columbia. owing to the Ice
blockade. -
Tic food In the Willamette has receded to hne
boating stage.
Legal tenders nominaly 50i al. Mining stocks are
active and there is some reaction from the recent ad
vance; Ophir 1895; Gould Curry. sei5; Savage
s-q5: Cholar. Potosi e267; Hale & Norcross sei0
Yellow jacket, s37oi Crown Point, ESQ; imperial
SIP 80
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FIRES.
Di..streus Fire at Memphis.

MINPHIs. Tenn, "Wednesday, Feb. :, FOO.
\ destructive fire occurred tins morning on
the east side Of Moonst.. between Washington aud
Poplar BY which seven bnilcings were DESTROYED The
FIRE originated Ia the dry goods store OF Bestoh &
Schlinetr. the north corner OF Poplar and rapidly
snread To- the buildings on the back side including the
four brick stores belonging 70 Mr. Levi. but occupied
by Mr. Schhnger dr. goods; MF. Fuller boots aud
sloes: Mr.. Breaker dry goods. and BlumenthaIeld a
Co. olothiers Tho IRE. however. destroyed several
smaller business establishments adjoining. There wes
only small part Of the property insured The furni'
tnre VI several families residing above the stores was
burned The stocks and goods were almost entirely
de,tr ored. The loss u estimated al S2OO.OCO.
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Masonic Election.

ALBANY. Wednesday, FeD T. iooo.
The following named gentlemen were elected
ocsrs of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF the oa'e
of New. York this morning: x,, NJ T.
NJ. H. G.,H. +. Horace $. Taylor New'fork; a Al " f.
d. @. H. r.. Seymour II; Stone syracuse n Choeee'
- a. Williams Utica; X. T.. G.. S. Joseph D. Shnnee,
Alton. G. s.. John o. Cole. Albany; g. L., wlhiani
seymour Albany; 6. G.. Charles H. Platt binEna ahr
ton; G. &. H. David +. Day, Baiiaio; u. h"A-|''on'
q DeckermaD Albany.
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Pr,xh,ful Murder Near Utica.

AIBANy, Wednesday Feb. 4 eco.
A brutal murder was committed last evening
Tavern sbout tw, miles out Of Utica on the Minden
turnpike road, and just on the edge Of Herhinsr
County. The murdered mans name was Iempoe e !.
He was about IS years Of age and leaves WIZ auI
1--we Young men all Of whom re rnder arrest IN tns
Utca jail The murdered man WAS driven itV., Nv =,
house aud his skull broken with eihps 1io o'oa ~
about 10 minates
SECOND DISPATCH. -.
ALBANY, wednesday, Feb ls00.
The names Of the men arrested ~. the mWgf
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Fire nj Caps Vincent, N. Y.

ALBANY. Wednesday, FEB. ., Too.
At q O'Clock this morning q fire broke out in
Farley Ainsworths hardware store in Cape Vincent.
and spread rapidly to ID. H. Briggss clothing store
Mr. Cirandells dwelling and grocery, G.. l.. BartlettS
and the Justices and Supervisors Offices. The hre
also communicated to ". Warren and George Jarvlns
grocery stores. Messr.. Briggs Ainsworth and EEah'
dell lost their entire stocks. Inc! were iusufeu'
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE X

AMERICAN INSTITUTE REFoRM-MEMBERs'
TlcKyTAl in favor of elevating the American Instl
ue from its present condition to one OF vigorous life
and National usefulness and securing future Impair
ality in the bestOwa OF its premiums. are earnestly
requested TO be present, and vote the MEMBER ,
TICKET this afternoon between and O'clock ut the
rooms of the Institute The election OF this ticket VIII
secure a thorough reform.
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Nsw.Jersey I~aislntive Eiectios,s.

IKRNIOS, Wednesdly, I CD = Ic.O
A Joint meeting of both Houses was held TO-
day Senator Scoyef presiding The following officers
were elected. State Treasurer Howard Ivns OF Ocean
Keeper Of the State Prison, j. L, Robinson OF Middle
ser. state Director Of tho Camden aud Amboy Kali
road Samuel stockton of Burlington; State Director
OF the Delaware and Rartan Canal BenJamin CLARK OF
Hudson. Five Inspectors OF State Prisons were aiso
elected-nll Repubicuns-by vote OF a. TO ~ Ane
mint meeting Their adjourned to Feb. 81, at ID NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08

Campbell are Asa Fuller, HAL Davis. John Vance
Charles Vance and William butcher. They are to be
held in the Utica Jail until demanded by the authorities
of Herkimer County. Mr. Campbell was driven from
his house by his asalants and beaten almost TO death
in presence of his wife. Previous to the murder the
fellows had beaten two men and stolen two horses and
a slpoh
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Passeugcrs Arrived.

Tn seamshp City Of Washington, from LvefpooIIoIr.
Wood lady and servant Mr. Droyer and lady Mr. Gardiner
lady III Green and lady Mis-. Ellis M RobettsOn DIS
Barton Count de Ritz. Messrs. Gillespie Saude suyI'
J. Wise Dempster j. Cooper j. Mckay. A. Hsshsrd sew
ard 5. McCrory $. Lloyd J. Bennett, A. Williams, a.
the steerage.
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marble ID.

cARNRIoHTDE yEAN-n th, city q ths rs' gshH
G.,nsh to Nellie Dc Vean daughter of Shepherd De 'eA
al Of Rouaout, N. Y. T., ..
LEETE-LEETE-ln this city on w eang pv = p Koe
the residence Of A. N Leet, ssa oy sns Nj. Lucy n
Ieete, both OF Clifford. Conn 'i.
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Murder In Corning, N. ".

COENISG. n. T.. edhssday, FeD: . Isoh
man named Callahan was deh9erately
murdered in this place on Monday evening by rGan
named John EGpsror. They had dispute sbon .
woman when Emperor drew large knife and s9 arovs
ID into Galatians breast Callahan knocked ms asoan
ami down and dropped dead. The murderer has NOT
been arrested.
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Latest ship News.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Oily Of Washington Brooks. Liverpool jan "a
Queenstown 18th at mdse and pass, j. u. Dale had
heavy westerly gales.
SPOKEN
Steamship City of Boston bound Feb. 5, 8 a. m, la
ii 30, Ion. 63 "a
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Chief Justice Of Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE X. L. Wednesday. Feb. Z, 1860.
The General Assembly in Grand Committee
this morning elected George A. Brsyton Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court to ill the vacancy caused by zoe
resignation Of the late Judge Anes. Judge brnytoh
has heretofore been the Associate Justice.
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CHICAGO. Wednesday, Feb. T. 1870.
4 fire al Joliet, H.. this morning, destroyed
the Masonic Block and the adjoining buildings. Sew
eral stores and The Republican office are in runs Loss
So 900; insured tor $50 900.
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The Cincinnati Fire and Psiice Ie'e'


CINCINNATI. wednesday, Feb' o TO.
The fire alarm and police telegraph, wni e..
has been in process Of construction for the Pns. oA
,"ontbs by Mcssrs John r. Kcnnard Co. OF BOSTON
ha" been completed and goes into operation To-Day
This is the largest and most complete telegraph VI 'h'
Kind in the world
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Fire mt La Crosse, Wis.

CHICAGO. Wednesday. Feb. :, l'jG
The BAPTIST Church in Sixth-st., La Crosse
wis. vns burned thi. morning Loss $4,000.
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10000 Elegant BRICKS are made daily by the
NATIONAL BRICK MACHISE which is the wonder Of the
age. ABRAM REQUA General Agent, No. $50 Broad
vay New York.
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THE FENlAN TRIALS.
NO TRACE OF STEPHENS
Dissolution of an Emancipation Society
Address of GOldwin Smith.
English Comment on NapoIeon's
Speech.
FRENCH SYMPATHY WITH FREEDMEN.

The Inman steamer City Of Washington,
Capt Brooks. which left Liverpool at the 2;h
and Queenstown on the a5h OF January, arrived here
on Wednesday evening.
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The Her. william A. Graham On negro
Evidence.
Evidence.

RALEIGH N. c., Wednesday, Feb. T. ieoo.
Ex.Gov. Graham, u. S. Senator elect, Is out
in a letter favoring negro evidence.
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u,a;.. Chiuu. and Australia.

BOMBAY, Jan l3-Cotton dull; shipnens1,
f., The for,night u.s. 600 bales. Tgelcbu to L'"VoO
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lAdvertisements.
REMOVAL

G.. L. j. i. kelly Dealers in WINDOW SHADES,
CURrAys &C. have removed from $50 to Az Broadway.
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Special Notices.
A Great Cure of

Great Cure of.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
In New-fork
BY SCHENCKS
PULMONIC SYRUP.
SEAWEED TONIC
AND
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Rjer.tndt,s Last Work-sTORM IN THE ROCKY
MOUNTAINS-will open for EXHIBITION at MINER 4
sOMERylLLE'S GALLERY, No. s45 Broadway. (betwsss
Thirteenth and Foureenthss on TUESDAY. Feb. g. To-
the benefit of the Nursery and Chds Hospital the entire
proceeds Of which will be devoted to the above charitable
,nuion Season tickets ST. Single admission so cents
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IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for !allors
and M,nnf,eturer, GROVER BAxER SEWING MACHINE
CoxPANf No. t93 Broadway.
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o,d Perfect natural reliable harmless and instantaneous
In effect The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A. bArchxLoN
Sold By ali Druggists. Factory No. vi bhcisNsS
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-19

SECRETARY McCulloch says that
National Debt is Il National Burden.
Jay Cooke, the noted financier, says
that it is National Bicssir,,. If the
latter is right, we should get as .nuch
farther in debt as possible; but if the
Secretary's theory 10 correct, then the
sooner we ray the better.
VIM. MACY, cashier in the IT, S.
sub. Treasury at San Francisco, has
embezz!ed $4,000 OF the funds in his
charge and lcvanted. Mr.. Cheese
man, the Treasurer will have TO pay
the money. Macy, it is said, is an
Inexperienced boy, of inferior intellect.
| THs Benton one OF The steamers built ey-
pressly for the navigation of the upper section
of the M,ssotiri River, was wrecked on the
! 10th of Oatoher last, in De Soto Bend, forty
! miles above Omaha Guy.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-19
5laiig SElonataju.tr,

TIE Basis oF' QUALIFIED VOTERS
The proposition to elect the President /
and vice'Prcsident of the United
States by plurality of voters, and
to Distribute the Congressional repre-.
s'ntation on the basis of qualified
voters will prove tempting !are to
the Southern States to enfranchise the
black race. BY so doing, the weight
Of the late slave holding states will he
increased forty per ceut. in presi.
Dental election, and it will add some.
thing over thirty members TO .,.eir
Aggregate Congressional representa--
ton Since the abolition of slavery,
there is no representation for the col
ored people, and if the Southern
States can see any prospect OF keeps
ing them in their interest, they may
be willing to sacrifice their preju.
dices on the altar OF expediency. The
theory OF representation by voters is
one that effects the relative positions
OF the North and South more seriously
than that would appeac upon q cure
sorry examination. On this coast it
will probably prove most populi +
measure, rs it will increase the repre-
sentation in Congress; and fit such
communities as Idaho and Montana,
Mt once, to take upon themselves the
mantle of state hood. 1t is a notice
able fact that prominent rebels, like
Reagan of Texas and Ii. S. Foote,
appear to be coalescing with the
radicals to effect this innovation on
the Constitution.