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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10

", ,poe Pts at o. Tsa q for spsnsb SC 5}at Cor Ger
,t Refined and o. e1asI25 Tor Enfth al fol bsi o.
So@ and sheet aud Pipe at 07Ococ Tip eont' les i.
- good speculative demand prevailed OWING 90 Ne. ave.
~. Gee ron London. We quote ZIG a. ~ -; -.
fuss &c ir Enshse and %s oI ~, sl fSy 6h5rcos
SIC "a g. % Tor Coke Terne and ~ go - " ''
sersbe business j. moderate and tie Market
.esdy sees % bids Cuba Npseo'ado al e ana VV AlDs
V9Ss S 10 lave had rather duh and irregular
80, TO- Pork early in the day prioes were lover bdt 20
vsld TIE close under alI 10, nv gS 80 80 S
- ~. 10 bgver last han CO. az 81, and 90 hbs DO,
Sp,,T October az SIS Government conttc oi FJIk wa
lsl th morning a. follows 10 t5s Mes a 81 a: GOV
~ 10 AZ SIS 90; 100 bbs Do 81 SO g.. 100 kbs DO At
- 81 60, bhs do at t33,s0 and 2oO bb PRIME Mess al
~ Nos aud sSj iOasi3 al tor New DO Beef is without
rbarge ID rcesi tsls Of q bib d&lGas0 af am Mes
80 S1s for Ezra do TeIce Beef and Beef Hans are
col AID nominal Cut Meats quiet ard geady sales Of
r sales Of Is pkgs ct QIso ofEo j. is. s.e for
C aud 90G2O!o. Tor fair ~ Irlmc Steam and htlHe en-
'ht,r,vooS PRovroE HARKer oc'oet-TLe Marke for
Hets poik dun at about -. o. Other PROVISIONS uuD
40 PETRGf TUM-The Market is firm al So o-se. for
Crude. 80 41c for Refined in bond and % atJc. NC
ri 10 dbl and prices nOminaly ulcbsngeu 49,, I'D
sKlNS-For Goat there IL an ngqg do m %rsareT
eoptfeyn tuvers but snes small owing 70 tne
suypy and high asked which IN tT U
10 Paw Deer-Snoe the norge sales Of last WeeA
- has rather quiet though some tma palee
~, INC have been closed out smaD aSanee The stock
rssrer and prices are firm. Deer: Honduras 55q60e
n sod. San Juan SOC y a. gold; Boiiy az 40 d4ie To-
80 sal 55G57lc = n. gold; Vera Cruz zoe e 10 goa'
Wees s2t a.5e q n gold; Puerto CabelO 4504stc & ~
odd Para Is !o y n. god. Goat Iampico 81. tVc
! sod Nstamoros 55oAF 10, gold BueBos Avres 4Oo4jc
golf Payta ~ G43o y 10, goid Cape 80 Q5Jc u cash
,,o1sMadrGs, 65a7Oc. q n'eoch.-goid
sugars 1e are o %I and ID g % cSSe s
70 sood Refining al from lOial0lo Refined are dull
fGILOW-The demand is fair and the market SHADE
f,ssr Gales Of 90 600 atl2d 24c for Western and CITY
IHlSKY-The demand Is fair and The marker il frmi
,ibs Of rs bbls. Western at $50 IN bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10

t..eiy u a knds doing little besTthe Jews holi.
.lel'siug The demand, but having purchased ther sup
L 81 hosied the stock by any means that ief goes
some Lac tllckCns sOd by The pound AZ 2Jc.
"'tiSi Fos'bT . abuRgaUi, ed goHs l0tf hsIf bssn
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professional Noiites.

professional Noilffs.
nR LARMONT, No. l73 Broadway Treatment
H. from "Msdca Adviser and Msrsgs Guides % h'
special ofloe constitutional nervous di'sas, structures
v WARNER Puhish.r, No vsssysl
II AW BUSINESS
IL H. W. CoLVER
Attorney M Counseior at Law,
once No. ils Sasssast. Room wee . and T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10

e present week IL fretase Of what The butter market
IA h twill be bad enOugh-indeed 10 Is 20 bad now that
t have refused receive lots 20 sch on commission
ver Tese Of course exceptional cases but with one
Az Two cellars fnl thew room for more kecelps are
mech arger-ove 600 packages for tie Veef ending 10
iay aud II absolutely impossioeto eel common Weserh
nd hard worn 90 get rid Of fine Oar quotations are
sv nominal on varieties There isSno California de
saB6 and Eastern dealers nqung some OF Their sur
,s o disposed Of 10 this market The southern
race GmOlDts nothing az present thet stocks ere pbg
81 and oatie There such thHg a. forcing the mai
ht AZ buyere viii only take what they have place
bf Recent accounts from Milwaukee, VIE. put the
FeotIs Of butter that place at 63lOOO from MAY
Atgun IT, against so 900 for the period last year
otler sections have increased their make IN any
arg this proportion II win esty be seen that some but
~ got rid Of and not as.ltte thought bestowed
Ipeb by which il is TO be accomplished Holders
ave making considerable concessions from our ouoatons
Ueu rather than mics sale Of common Western some
&C packages OF which this market. we DO
pot report the market entirely broken down, only there n
uuo any trade just and bolders are not yet prepared
Grop largely from former quotations though decne
Saboot &c n lie generally conceded and il DOW certainly
though the decline would CONTINUE Very few oil Ine
hsie tlE be sold above 40c except in retail way we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10

Receipts are little larger than last reported. amounting TO
I36 To- the week ending to-day The demand good and
lot unchanged Some Western have been sold az the marx
bf d2 others with loss of at &c a27e while rough lots
Ohio which have been kept too long are offered Of ne
marx a. the from ljc DO Fine State Egg 90 pretty
readily al 26d27c. Of retail The weather has
bear against trade but should be cool for sfN eek 70
tone dealers anticipate little Improvement. We quote
EeV.Jsrsey and Pennsylvania fresh doE q a.
etAte rood marks.
Western. and Canada y doz., good oreer.2t a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
Western. ana Canada y dOz., good Oroer....H a:
kgg Oats y bush. good. ............-....-'.'f9 a.
TauiTs ANDBERRIEs.

Western Apples selling In lots al o. while river spps
IL openheaded barrels bring S3a % 90 Common crap sPpes
don sell Bartlett pears have been abundant ana low
pretty good ones az 81 y bb and soft went as low as ga
There indication Of improvement and really nne
fruit would command Gilmore in baskets lew Flemish
Beauty and Louise pears coming IN also some ecke
and Beurre ga uou They bringsN 5O0t2 peach basket
fine About 800 crates peaches coming from ROches
iG per DAY. ana sell at t3aS per quality Some poor
kkberres brought &C. pint to-day Grapes are new taking
t cad and abundance O. COuc0ds already the market
kOu MARYLAND NeWJersey and this State give evidence
heavy crop Those growers who extTaVaRRnt AZ
upon SOC y the through are being VOL
lgy disappointed few very hne ones put up IN gu
nOT order are still selling 20c but the bulk 90 at Ia 4c
Eh rough lots at al sdlOo IL bad policy TO SEND
saDes quart berry boxes especially n theg boxes Neat
ss containing about y Of Grapes the best size bot those
10 DO very well only the layers should not be over three
r few Delawsres coming in and some have brought
N blt generally sell II IL useless TO send the common
sM grape 70 rket Wih interpretation Of their selling Tor
saeugl 10 pay Plrms mproVngi sent in small
baskets manyare they bring than quoted WhoTtle
hasvfss H. Ill .s.tf VFao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
.s.lge rarle,s and ia, Gesse,srs selling well We
VEGETABLE.

Common potatoes are little loEeI-sTee'sc nue.
Trade h all in al kinds Of vegetables Inc Iatsup maui
fsourers lake most Of the Tomatoes al o0e puSh Eheh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10

s,.,m,bp Aa.ut. Br Pinkham, London Ans ~ via Hsse
a2d xith d,e and Hovand Aapnwal Aug ~ lat ~
a. iour is II. passed ship Belle Wood, boand w
Henry Chs1ncey Gray Asptnval Sept Win pt
..osers mails and ressde Psci6c Mall Steamship CO. sept
lat "a o. long a 70 spoke steamship NoN'i beo''of
AspT wall sI 80, a.. - -..A -.
Steamsp Bapes Morton Savannah % aoafs WIN Me's
s.s.m.sp Nonsfs M.r.hasa Ch.siOu with dss ssd
FBrf Fsr Leader of Ply mouth Eng Pearss sksnshs. MAJ
with teas 10 order Passed Cape Of Coed Hops July a. ana D. Hs
ss, ksanp. fof Mss, Haven't B.scOck Santiago u dsys
With hide, and COLT J. Il. NOodhouse. - 49,.
sh c,roias and Corns, Ca day with iisbs
10 A. Lsssett. 10 bound 20 Portland 81. - ~. -. A.
Murray Ferris 4 Co. "a, -. a. ~
Hns Ii, rad sh Gains the whole
Sch w A. Ellis Bishop, Wilmington, n u @Js WIN nAsS
90 Jonas Smith.
schr A (. Leverstt, sguir-s, GsOrreiswn ID G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10
wHOSALELE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
foR WEEH ENDING Sept g. 1895

tF,tressy for TIrR n. y TRSuSK BY own Reporerl
TIE following the oGrren rates Of articles IN good cOn0
Ton sold bV commission houses wholesale. shippers
s,s,rt 10 10 cent less deducted FOR commissions Desde
hrL ana other charged Parties wing produce 20 sell
se with the request hatmmedisi returns bemade cannot
vays obtain the prices transient buyers nave 70 pay
r figures intended for the farmer than tie mer
st ard prefer 20 dsappOAi BY giving The oGttde
wee u very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS.
Strictly prime beans andln demand al improving
.s Some very fine mediums have sold 81 ~ 80 and others
az held still higher, 20 few are onSthe market Common
49, .r-ao.r LIZ kr q u
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60 farmtrs ano Others.

Go farmtrs dno OTHERS.
nor SALE-The thoroughbred ALDERNEf
HULL SENATOR direct from the be., imported ssoh IN the
country BETTER thre. old color dafk uou.s A'o .o
Alspey Hee. Address Boz No IS PostOhee Ne" bfun'"leh
N J.
rHIMOTHY SEED. The undersigned are dairy re-
e.,is. nom Ohio prime TIMOTHY SEED, which they
ar, ,ins In lartc At the lowest martst prees
MIILfR 4 Co, Commission Merchants No ~ broadst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-10

N. LuCrsco OIL COMPANY would invite tie attention Q
capitalists 10 their
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
NYw-YoRK STATE PER CENT STOCK,
7.30 NOTES AND CoYPoUHD No1Ts,
bought AND SOLD BY THE
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,
No. Wall St.. corner Uf Broadway.
SIarkets-CAREruILy REPORTED FOR TIE y. y Tr.susx

MONDAY, JAN s. ieG6
ASHES-Tbe market Is firm. but not active; sales nt
ee 50d 60 for Pots, and Sll for Pearls
COTTON-Tbe demand has been moderate and
prices rather heavy. closing somewhat nominal al
sea 53e. for Middngs; sales Of LOCO bales.
prces for Maj icabo there has been inquiry and
we hear OF 2, 7SJ bags on private terms.
COPPER-American 1ngot ia lower and dull at 40 20
40.c for Lake and Baltimore. New Sheathing Gnd fel
low Metal are unchanged
CANDLES are unchanged; small sales at 23d2Gc.
for Adamantine, 4CGf3c for Sperm, and 30G5Jc. ior
Patent.
and State Flour oss active and under some pressure
TO realize prices have declined fully ~ 5c on the low
and 20 0Ga5c on the medium and high grades; the cold
weather has interrupted business IN the harbor and the
dempnd IA confined to local Dealers the sales are
100 bbls ut s7d 81 40 for SnpeIine State, s6Gs ga 40
for Unsouna Extra State 81 Sass IS for Sound do.
se 40d e. Is Cor Fancy do eea IS % for the low grades
Of Western yra SB s. IS Tor Shipping Ohio So ~
Sl rs for 1 ,de and Family brands ard SIS 20
for ST. Louis .xtras. Buckwbeat Flour Is dull and
heavy, at s4a&AJ7 Canadian Flour Is lower and
onlytn moderate demand sales OF 32o bbis OF es 3G
SS 20 for the low rades Of Extra, and 81 COG ell 20 Tor
Trade and Femido. Southern Flour Is in fair request
and with light arr yss of the medium grades OF Extra
Country these are Amer sales Of go bbs at e. go
el0 25 for mixed TO ood Super1no Country baltimore
&c. and $40 IS sl5 f,rTrade and Family brands. Rye
Flour Is dun but stesdy saes 1 90 b5s at .. 5OGs6
Corn Meal is unchanged and is quiet; sales OF " bbs
Brandywine at 81 C00if7J.
GRAlN-The Wheat market is . shade lower
trough choice quantities are very firmly he'd. 0Glng 70
the large quantity Of ice in tie lar Sor business 10
restricted materially and We have only to- note sales OF
1000 bnsh Amber milwaukee, at 81 s7j ISilcy is firm
but quet sales OF 1000 bushels State al ~ Barley
Malt is only ia limited 'e1nand bat prices show
changes sales Of 100 burh. .ate at 81 l0 Oar in
fair demand and steady; TIC sales are 1OOOO b Iels
inoGGiDg Canadian, at UOc.; Old Western At G2e.' Ia
store Siate at C2e afos and jersey and Southern Vt
J60J1c Eve s dull: he faios sra small ~ e,,o n.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
Rrreipts of lsreduce.

jan s.-i,3ss bbls Flour. .36 bbl- whisky 22e bo's
Corn Meal $40 pkes Provisions, 23s pkgs. Lard 1.6c
pkgs Petroleum l,5i0,pkgs. Batter.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
financial.

UNITED STATES TRs.sygr. lsrrnEr prrAarsrSr
Wv 9Hy January q. 100. )
DARTIES HOLDING (30)thirty or more COU-
POSs Of tho Three Yesr. Seven and 1r-. tenth Notes,
maturing on the 18Th inst requested TO hand EN- In.
with schedules at any time ldor 20 the l2th inst.
Uoier com in. with tie above will have their COUPONS
med aud checks given fr them tie 18th in,t after
o'clock ?. Blank schedules will be furnished nYYn sppea
tion at ia, Coupon In efes n-p1Tfmnnt of this DIN.
H. IL. VAN DiCk, Assistant IT. ssur-I u. ).
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

The Long Island Insurance Company has de-
olared dividend Of five per cent, payable on de-
mand.
At the Produce Exchange, Flour dull and heavy,
and common grades IOa 20c. lower. Wheat a2c.
lower for common grades. Corn one cent lower.
Oats dull. Pork heavy and irregular. Beef quiet.
Lard heavy and lower. Whisky quiet.
The POttstiHe Miners Journal says:
We learn that TIE Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
and the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Compa-
mics have entered into the following arrangements:
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company is to
lay down an additional rail to make six feet gauge
It's hire ard branches. and the Atlantic and Great
Western is TO lay down an additional rail from Milton
TO connect with Its road, as 70 receive the traffic
passing over the respective roads by this means a
connection viii be made with Philadelphia as well as
New-York One of the conditions Of the arrangement
is the establishment Of line Of steamships Immediately
between Philadelphia and Liverpool. This is an im.
portaut arran cement il the rumor is correct.
The Chicago and Alton road earned in December:
1864. .s2il.5s 1865. 1924 o22 Decrease. sl7oCO
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

Exchange is dull, and is quoted as follows: Bank
ers sterling, 60 days, lO9 1921; Bankers sterling,
8 days, llO; Commercial, 1881 1851 Francs,
long date, 5.l7Ia5.l5; Francs, short date, 5.l3i
d5.lll.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
g., Az ,S97 I2-for Customs, $4,000; Payments
81 .757. .499 3o-on account Of Loan, 200; Bal
ancc S6s ,7O9, ,355 or. Coin Certificates $24s,6lO.
Freights are dull. The engagements to Liver
pool are 100 bales Cotton at 5-l603.sd., 80 hhds
Sugar at 2Os., 1000 bush. Corn at 4id., and pei
steamer, 700 bales Cotton at iasd. To Bremen
| I6O hhds. Tobacco at 22s. Sd.
The following table shows the movements Of
specie for the month Of December, 1865:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09
DORTAGE LAKE AND LAKE SUPE.
l. EIOR SHIP CANAL COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

SECURED ny PUBLIC LANDS
TEN PER CENT INTEREST, PAYABLE SEMI.
ANNUALLY.
These Bonds ssusd TO aid Ia tie construction Of ship
Canal Poragc Lnke TO Lake Superior the pro-
mon,ory Of kewenaw Point forming ink in the chain Of
the navigation OF Lake Superior Via Saut ST. Nsrie Canal
with the Lower Lakes The Importance Of this enep hss
been Recognized by Congress by act approved March
1865 and confirmed BY act OF the H. -sture OF the State oi
Michigan passed March H. 1905, granting 10 this Compny
40 100 Of public ands located the rich nera region
Of the upper peninsula Of the State Of Micbissn.
The amount of bonds TO he iusd limited by the
Company 5000 aud secured by hr, all
the .ranchfes rights priegr and tos o The Canal Com
pany together with the said 200 OC, Of public lands
The bonds payable IN 10 year from the j., Of Juy 1853
with interest at the rate Of 10 cent authorized by the
laws Of Michigan payable seu annually. the lst days OF
January and July at the Ocean Bank in tho tiy OF New
Yors and offered for sale the Office Of the Prrdent 81
the Company n. a. TUCkER NO. ( brotds also At tho
Office of the Treasurer Of the Company, C. H. CARR, No
80 Broadst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-09

NEwYoRK COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. Jan. z, 1896.
YNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIREC-
Il TORS OF this BANK viii be held on TUESDAY. 9Th
inst, between the hours Of II aud 10 O'Clock.
j. O. OGDEN, CsshieE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-09

cure forever Co every citizen Of the United
states the privileges and blessings Of repub-
| can form of government There is nothing
else, in this proposition.
Il does not destroy the sovereignty Of
state, If such thing exists. IL does not even
affect it's sovereign rights, but merely keeps
whatever sovereignty it may have in harmony
with a republican form ofgovernment and the
Constitution Of the country.
Mr.. HALE. VIII the gentleman allow
me to ask him question?
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE No sir; the gentle
man must excuse me, as have but five min
utes, and that by courtesy. / believe that
this amendment is not only jusuhsble, but
necessary. ] approach an amendment Of the
Constitution with as much shrinking and with
as much hesitation os any man on the floor of
this House. | have the highest opinion Of
7 that great charter which was founded by our
fathers.
But, sir the age lie an age ofprogress The
conditions Of society are different from what
the fathers anticipated; and / fully believe
that If we meet the obligations which we owe
to the country, we must pass an amendment
Of this or Of similar character.
The adoption of this amendment, Mr.
Sneaker, will be no shock upon the present
well-arranged system, defining the powers o
the General Government and the States, un'
der which We have so happily lived. The
condition Of the freedmen, II nothing else
demands the adoption Of this resolution; and
in my judgement, the people will not have
done their whole duty until they see to i
that the amendment is adopted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-09
VERY LATEST.
NEW York, March 7

NEW YORK, March I.
Gold, SO l-s. 6's of 81, l04 l-2. 1905
30 5-s. 5-2Os Of '62, l03 Of ca, 1913 8
10-40's, 80 Ia.
A steamer from Rio Janeiro brings unim-
portant news. Great preparations are in pro-
gress for vigorously conducting the war
against Paraguay. The Brazilian fleet num-
bers 5 gunboats and two ironolads.
A bold robber named George Gardner, alias
Dutch Heinrich, attempted to rob Mr.. James
Rege. while depositing a sum in the Broad
way Bank yesterday =. M. Though he sue
ceeded in getting the package of bills into his
hands, he was pressed 30 vigorously that he
was forced to drop the booty, and was finally
captured, and taken to the Tombs. lie is the
same thief who stole two bags Of eold, con-
tanning $1,000, from the Bank Of Commerce,
about year ago.
The World says extensive frauds on the
part Of lager beer manufacturers in Brooklyn,
on the internal revenue, have been discovered.
NASHVILLE, March 6.
A negro, named Nelson Wright, has been
arrested on the charge of outraging and muir
dering negro girl
CINoISNATI, March 7.
Samuel Covert, who has been on trial at
Lebanon, Ohio, for numbering the Rosa fam
lily at DeeIfeld, in December, e64, has been
found guilty Of murder in the fret degree.
WARRINGTON, March 7.
At the Alexandria election yesterday the
seeesh ticket was elected by about 200 ma.
jori,y. The Mayor elect was in the rebel
service, and 80 were several others on the
ticket.
Last night Fred Douglas leciured in Alex
sndria, strong military force preventing any
hostile demonstration.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-09
(fr1m the Rochester Democ a.
ONE. NoA1.s a9NU MENF- noNoKTHE
keREAT DEPARTED


Demooracy--the au-powerldl. the unterri-
fed, the once proud democracy 10 dead. u
died the 8th Of November, 1868 It's death
was hasteoed BY cruel wounds inflicted by a
merclless soldier, whose very name is in keep
ing with his barbarous occupation.
Since monuments are all the rage, tits pro-
posed 10 erect q most suitable one over the
remains Of The illusuious defuuct. The de-
sign is already completed and contributions
OF the necessary funds will be welcomed
The base is 70 be a square block Of stone
cut from the Lias formation; the shaft is ia
be pure copper with a coat Of arms ia bas
relief, serpent with his tail in his mouth
The four faces Of the base will be inscribed
a. follows:
On the first;
Alexander the Copperhead did much evil
iii Timothy-IY, a.
On the second:
There was more honest men in York, Horatio
Than was dreamed of in your philosophy.
Hamlet
On the third,
Patrick WAS a Democrat
A tried and trusty voter he;
And thus alas il happened that
Fitzpatrick killed Democracy.
On the fourth;
mo- JACRr!
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
A Kind Husband Of
SLAVERY,
An indulgent father of
RIOTS,
And firm friend Of
REBELLION.
The tender plant that north winds chilled
Has dropped and wiihered in its prime;
But what the snowy ballot killed
May flourish in a warmer cline.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-09

March g, the Senate was not IN session,
and in the House he day was given to speech
es.
March 3, In the Senate, Nj Wilson intro
duced joint resolution for representation in
Congress of the States lately in rebe. lion. 1t
provides that they shall be entitled to repre-
sentation upon their adoption Of laws repeal
ing all distinctions in civil rights on account
OF color and conferng the right of suffrage
upon ali coiored men who served in the army,
who can tsad the Constitution, and who pay
at IN - o. personal propsrtyg Referred
to tie Committee on Reconst1uction.
The joint resolution to amend the Consti-
tuition on the subject Of representation was
taken up, Mr.. Pomeroy speaking
In The House, States were called for bills
and joint resolutions on leave
MIR Woodbridge asked leave to offer a res
olution guarantyinR on the part Of the United
States he payment Of Bonds Of the Mexican
Republic 90 the amount Of $50, OO0, 600, with
interest at per cent. annually in gold and
redeemable ia three years. He asked il to be
read twice, referred to the Foreign Committee
and printed
Mr.. Blair objected.
The Speaker stated that the question was:
/ Shall leave be granted Ayes 80 nays 26.
No quorum voting, another call was made
Yeas "a. nays Ga. The Speaker voted in the
affirmative and the resolution was received
and referred.
Mr., Bingham, from the Reconstruction
/ Committee, reported joint resolution for the
| admission vi Tennessee. Read twice, re.
committed aud ordered to be printed with
memorial and the testimony in relation there
l to.
Mr.. Rogers presented the views of the mi
nority.
Mr. Washburn Of Ill. stated that himself
and the gentleman from Massachusetts (Bout-
well) objected aad would hereafter present
their views.
In tie Senate March 6, Mr.. Salisbury spoke
againsl the amendment of the constitution OF
the apportionment Of Members OF Congress
In the House Mr. Boutwell, reported, from
the Committee on reconstruction, a part o
the evidence relating to Arkansas, Mis-.
sissippi, G,prga and Alabama. Mr.. Kelley
introduced bill to give money instead o
artificial limbs to manned soldiers referred
The Military Academy bill was amended sc
as 20 prohibit payment for cadets appointed
at er Jan. /, 1866, from any state declared il
rebellion, until such state has been returned
to its original relations to the Union by al
act Of Congress; which was adopted, SO to 80
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negro on steamer at Cincinnati was
struck the other day with an umbrella by the
second mate, the end Of it penetrating his
right eye, lodging in the brain and breaking
of The piece was so firmly wedged as to
require strong pair Of pincefs to draw it out,
and the wound was so severe that the negro
survived the brutal assault but a few days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-09

An Adams Express Company messenger
had his safe lost on the steamer Luns, from
New Orleans, which was burned at 81. Louis
on Monday night. tits reported that it con-
tanned go. 900.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-09

The OH Springs Chronicle, Of Canada
West, says that an extraordinary oil well
has just been discovered in Canada. it yield
cd on the 2lst Of February 1859 gallons Of
oil ia one hour. which was at tho rate Of 1892
barrels Of so gallons each day.