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CONGRES&IONAL.

SRNArB.-Saturday afteruoon, the bankrupt
bill bein under consideration
The question Was upon agreeing to the
amendments of the Senate Judiciary Commit.
tee. The first amendment was to strike ont
circuit courts and insert district courts in the
third section so as TO make it the duty Of the
former instead Of the latter 20 appoint registers
In Bankruptcy, upon the nomination and rec.
mendanCn Of the Chief Justice Of the
supreme Court. The amendment was agreed
TO. -. ... ....
The next amendment was to strike out the
words, ''upon the nomination and recon men.
dalton OF the Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court OF the Uniied States" After debate the
amendment was not agreed to-yeas IL,
nays 16. -
%he next amendment was to strike out the
following from the third section :-s.In cases of
disagreement between the judges Of said court
as to such appointment, or in case OF vacancy
In the of &C Of district judge the presiding
Judge o. the Circuit Court shall determine the
number OF appointments TO be made and make
such appointments. Agreed to-
Pending the consideration of the next amend
ment the Senate adjourned at 4 p. m.
HoUsE.-Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Stevens enabling bill was discussed up
to the hour of Adjournment by Messrs Seho-
Held, Ward, Plants, Miller and others
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FROM EUROPE.
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LoypoE, Jan. 1eEvening.-Up 10 tbe
ne y s 70
on Regents Park. Others who were known 20
be On the Take when the accident occurred are
snIi missins The weather is Intensely cold,
and the seterity OF the season has 90 agra
vaed the distress Of the poor Of this city ID ~ 10
resulted to- day In bread riot In the ssreet bot
the disturbance wee not Of a serious cnaracter
Garfbaldi, at the req nest of an American frSend
has written letter giving his opinion on affairs
in the United States. He applauds the election
OF eolored deputies TO the Massach osetfs Legis-
laiure, and earnestly expresses his hope for the
preservation and future harmony and unity OF
the country. and urges the President 70 come
to terms with Congress.
PARIS, Sunday, Jan. 20.-The Emperor Ma
poleon has Issued an important decree. II
orders that the address OF the Chambers in
reply TO the speech rom the throne shall be
Sl.sonsinsed II sr.nts 70 the Lsxishtiye
IL proposes that the effenses OF the press shall
De tired in the correctional courts; that the
stamp duties be reduced, and that the right OF
tne public u meet in public be limited only by
tnoee regulations necessary for the public
safety. The decree concludes by declaring
thai these reforms will now crown the edince
members OF the Cabinet have rendered their
resignst stions 10 the Emperor.
TRIESTE, Jan 20.-Rsports from Miramar
state that the Empress Carlotta had q quite re-
covered from her ssyere Illness
vienna, Jan. 20-The patent for the reor-
ganizaiion OF the Austrian armies will not be
carried out.
ATHENS, Jan. 20-The Greek Government
mas sent General kaberets on a special mission
10 the United States. Advices from the Island
OF Candia state that the oretans has fought
another battle, in which they claim a yictoyy
over 5000 Turks. The Cretan Assembly has
issued call TO all the Powers Of Europe 20
send agents to Gambia to witness and report
the condition Of the country. rr
STOCKHOLM, Jan. 20.-The Swedish Parlia-
ment opened yesterday. The King. in his
speech, said sweden would always endeavor
in rha A.a.
between The European Powers.
MADRID Jan. 20.-It rs reported that the
Government OF Spain rs about 70 send Fas undi
Joni as Minister TO the United States
BERNB, Jan 2O.-1t is reported that the Rus
sian General Motlike is staying in this country
for strategic purposes.
VIENNA. Jan. 19-The Porte has agreed TO
evacuate the ports held by the Turkish troops
In the principality Of Servia.
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D0ln HARLEM peculiar ornament OF white
lace and card. board, hung inst outside the
street door, signifies the birth Of child and
for the period Of six weeks after birth, while
such badge 10 visible, no tax collector or cred.
itor Of any kind is allowed to demand pay
ment. FL .
s1The .sociai evii'' in Gotham includes
two thousand one hundred houses Of Ill fame,
In which at least eleven thoueanA inmates re.
side. In addition to these there are fourteen
thousand who ply their ayocation upon the
streets, or WOO reside in furnished rooms and
in the hotels - r. I0a4 sos 4 hfd1 1FL
ga msss meeting Of dentists held in New
York on Monday resolved TO raise, by vote q
fund Of 4300, 600, 70 enable them to resist the
claims Of tie Go0dyear-O claim Tor
license from dentists who N az use the hard
rubber in the ccurse ofthetr blsiness., !. -
"a uofed exhibifor OF Tcauaries i'm Eng.
land Was defected In . trick BY which he had
come near winning special prize al sus.
ptcton led TO an inyestigation. Vhnch showed
that the birds owed their beautiful COLOR to
paant.ed' - eE3Aqs bIa u 90 10 fEG'iC,
~George Loeher, OF Burlington, Iowa,
has been insane ever since Ashsli burst very
near; his bead, daring his. term ofservice In the
army.sva st0ks tseG4i org ii-est
ga company has been. established IN Had-
eon, N. J.. Tor the manufacturs Of lead pen
ellis. The material uset ~ slh American, and
the company employ us men.
The Montreal afCAnads) HSvesdis publish.
ing pamphlet against confedsration. A. win
b hbsralIy circGlsted in England.
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London SHOWED I'm

The London Telegraph of the 3D. inst de
serlbes the effects OF the heavy show storm in
mat city, which seems 10 have been an unu-
sual occurrence:
The widest thoroughfares were so blocked
by drifts that the passage along them was but
narrow lane. BY sucn dim cult roads toIled
the wretched cattle in sorrier plight We a maj,
that which is almost their normal condition !.
an the cut of the lash came oftener and loudeT
man ever. Oddly matched Were the sueeds
that worked for the first time together .ii-
RATES. and frames Of all sizes pulled two
and-two, most tinharmoniously. In everv case
OF tandem AZ was ludicrousiy evident that the
uace-horse had never been used to that kind
OF thing, and he was dragged along willy
niily by the leader, on whose back was usually
10 De seen an amateur posullion- Railway
vans and business carts of every kind were
drawn by at least a double complement of
horsepower; and even then the wheels often
stuck. In the central and busier districts of
LONDON. the snow was soon trodden into a
yeHowish brown mire and the churnine pro-
cess, which continued throughout the Cav.
gradually converted the filth into slusb
that was hlthier STILL At the subj rban
cemeteries, where funerals are GER
tainly no less frequent than they are
In other seasons of the year, the graves dug
Tor those 70 whom no merry Christmas will
ever come again were half filled up by the
night's heavy tall; and there seemed 70 be a
literal fultllment of Campbeil's line, The
snow shall be their winding sheet The cold
continued as bitter all day as 1t had been al
night, though the wind lulled soon after dawn
Long icicles depended from window Iedges
and other outward projections exposed fully
TO the freezing aimosp phere; and at last wint ter
old nang ost hls ensigns, with a fierce prodi-
gality about which there could be no mistake
"lt would be curious 20 ascertain how much
or how little, shopping was done AT the West
End NOT lady was TO be seen out or doors.
and the chairs In tempting shops like those OF
Lewis and Allenby, or Swan and Edgar, stood
IN long empty rows for the spruce young men
10 count because they'd nothing else 10 do II
is positive tact that many tradesmen shut mn
shop at once, and gave their servants a oueeT
sort OF holiday Nc -isitn- f-.-- .A- ----i
tricts could have received a more dismal I'M
preston Of metropolitan life at this festive
period than he had yesterday the unavoidable
means OF getung from the sight OF London
showed upr
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every case OF KIDNEY DIslAss, HHHyMAfIsh,
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Thy 0LANDER's.
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coio By all Apothecarfes. Price q. D. BARNE6
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koeHRS, Wholesale DrnEGists, Boston, Mass,
ssnerA Agents. lob Iely
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s%The New Yorkers have come to the con
clusion that clean streets are conducive 70
health. ....- =. -
- Eugene Harkins, of Lancaster, Pa, died
OF apoplsxy, at the dinner table, on wednes-
day. 90 .H
~There are twenty. n We bald heads in Con-
gress, two wigs and fifteen pairs Of mou.
uaches.-Bostsa Post -
1Tns Psterseurg tva) printers will set no
~The Mississippi 10 again under blockade.
~The American Bible Society printed last
year 1.1ie,25s copies OF the Scriptures
sIon New Years Day, Mr.. Ransom II.
Olmeted and Miss Martha T. Hale, OF East
Hartford, were united in matrimony after a
courtship Of twenty years.
@The number Of deaths in New York dur
ing 1866 was 1854. |.-- -
ga echoolmaster in Indiana pulled little
boys hair. threw him over q stove, aad then
choked him until be was black In the face.
ga schoolmaster in Dublin has been made
to pay faoodamages for brutalIy f1oggine q pu-
pill. s.e...gs = : =
~Rev. J. DouGherty, Of Chicago, walked
IN his sleep out ofa third STORY window, day
or two since. He never lived 70 wake mp.
~The western Indians are stIil suffering
for the want Of q generous castigation.
o0Count Bismarck recently ssid: .rhe
longer Am engaged in politics. the less -
comes my conndence in human calculatioAs."
ga colored man, named Andrew Jackson.
on Wednesday cs 49, ~
ga brother editor says that when be vas
In prison for Aeeiine justice OF the peace be
was requested BY the t.aior 10 give sAe prison
- One night last week soue rascals IN In.
dianapoiis broke Into church and carried on
tAe stock Of sacramental wine.
~The weather prophets are altoeether ont
Of their reekontng IN their predictsons concsrn-
ing the weather tins winter TIE colo suap
began ON the day when they said IL would
NfninsW' s84 a. LsF.l rA a.r ~ -
ga negro man made applicasson On Thurs.
~. Ga , TO be admitted % practices a the ~.
His Application wa deniod ~ - ~
o0An ingenious Beston mechanic has An.
vented Q table By which IN ordinary vertical
ctreuiar saw can - made % sAw oct OF aiI
curve.
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WHAT CONSTITUTES A GYNTLENAN,-Mr
Leonard w Jerome has given IS 900 IN United
States bonds 10 Princeton College the intere.t
OF winch is 10 be EXPENDED annually an the
purchase OF medal, 20 be awarded 10 the
gradu who shall he declared each wear, by
vote OF his classmates, TO be the afirst gentle.
man IN has class" In hIs letter TO DR. Mclean
President OF the College, Mr. Jerome observes
tnat ne mas not forgotten a remark made bv
latter was in college, when the doctor .a,d
Young gentlemen, with all ysur getting 4
advise You 10 get little manners. This IA.
marx, Mr.: Jerome thinks, is still applicable,
and that the most pressing necessity or Young
America Just now is the article then recon-
mended by DR.. Mclean. As to what coneti
tutes the character OF a gentleman, the donor
OF the $1,000 says that ssdue regard for the
feelings of others lies at the foundation OF it
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~ Several OF the large dry goods establish.
msnts IN New51ork have established detec.
tive force, which IL ernployet to look after
the clerks. The rdeteetiyes- visit all sorts of
places, and If 3-cierk Is seen where he should
not be, qu,et dismissal and lTssno reasons
given" follows at once. ~
s6One Ot6s most Ingenious, among the
many parlor aamusements which science mas
recently given to soeiety,s y caIisdjT Tho Little
Marvel rD atfny steam engine, that spreads
a abeautlfplperfumet through the room when IL
10 submitted TO the fame OF the toy boiler
which accompanies the apparatus.9 oS.il9'l
JUST AS UsUAL.-At Fall River, lfass.. on,
Saturday evening, Bridget Pepdergast girl
10 years OF age, was holding kerosene lamp,
when current OF Air blew the dames down
the chimney and an explosaon followed. Her
clothes were set on fire and she WAS severely
burnt b<fors the names could be extinguished
SWendelI Phillips said In speech, at Al
baby, that II Southern Representatives we're
admitted to ConGress, they would distributs'
Oonfedeiate paper TO secure an assumption, Of
the Confederate debt and that ne knew one
MassachRssfts Representative who could not
ressst sVsh IN argument for sis hours. eis5
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LoUIsIANA.-Owing TO the failure OF the cot.
ton crop, planters are willing 70 sell portion
of their large tracts to Yankees and nispers
In many cases, farms and parts OF farms ha We
been solo 10 the slaves that formerly worked
on them, a little cash being paid do wn, the bal.
anGe in cotton to be grown in future years: but
in many parts Of the State, life, and especially
black life, is terribly insecure. Murders OF
the poor blacks are so common that thew are
scarcely noticed. OWL law there is, but no
Justice. In Mississippi. parts of Tennessee and
Arkansas, Union men ind no better chance OF
justice than the negro. Louisiana stands rather
better; but through all the South the difficulty
is that there 10 not sumcient power in the
Ereedmen's Bureau. There are bot few of the
counties that have an agent, and without the
military they can do but little in any comfy.
In some counties an agent would not be safe
himself. - .-.-..r tt.F s" -
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THE JANIS RIyxR.-Parties from down the
river report that at City Point the ice is solid
from shore TO shore. Near jamestown there
are several coal loaded sohooners and several
oyster boats bound TO this port waiting for
navigation to be eresumed.-Rickmond Timer :
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~Miss Mary J. Thompson, daughter Of Pc
ter Thompson, well known Scotch liquor
dealer OF Cincinnati. recently deceased, was
was the mistress OF William McLaua Min. a
prominent builder Of Cmcinnati. The wife Of
Mclaughlin went to house on Baymillef
street on Tuesday night AID found her hus-
band and Miss Thompson in bed together,
which so enraged her that she seized a poker
and inflicted wounds upon Miss Thompson
that caused her death in q few hours
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~BARNUM. HIS EXPOSE OF MODEM
humbugs, will at 10 und erstood. apply the lash to
the eountsr'titers OF foreign perfumes in this
cnnnt, IS PfIALONS MIGHT BLOOMING
CkREVS the great feral extract Of the day IL
rapidly driving their trash cut Of the tr sde Sold
everywhere. 10 Is
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The HUMoRs OF POCKET PICKIEG.-A few
nights since as the sexton OF one Of the New
London [C&.) churches was ringing the bell
for O'Clock, stranger dropped in and wished
to be "showed about the church" The sexton
took his lantern and showed him very polite
ly about, but when the stranger had departed
out OF sight, he learned that ne was minus his
NJ
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Maryland Legislature

In the Maryland Senate on Saturday reso.
luton was passed, and was concurred In by
the House OF Delegates, pro riding for the ap.
pointment of q ioint committee TO consider what
legislation is necessary in relation to keeping
the harbor OF Baltimore free from obstruction
by ice. The Judiciary Committee reported a
bill repeating and re.enacting with amend 4.
ments to the article Of the Code relating to the
writ OF hdbeas corpus. The Finance Commit.
tee reported an appropriation Of s., 900 In favor
Of the Maryland "Disabled Soldiers Home. {"
The same committee reported against the reso.
luton proposing to suspend the payment of
bounties to former slaves enlisted or drafted
into the army. The minority of the Commit.
tee on elections reported In favor Of DR. Ohr's
rightto aseat as Senator from Allegany county.
After meeting the House in joint convention
and taking ballot for United States Senator
the Senate adjourned.
The House OF Delegates reconsidered the
vote rejecting and passed an order calling up t.
on the Governor for his correspondence with
the President, Gen. Grant and others IN rela.
tion 10 the late election in the State and the
removal of the Police Commissioners. The
Baltimore Police bill was reported II pro.
yfdes for three Commissioners, one for each
Legislative District TO be elected by the Legs
lature, but does not name them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOLpIER WIG HAD LOST THE USE
o. hfe limbs from Rheumatism as been comp pletely
Surea and enabled to abandon his crntches by one
bottle Of METCALFnp 9REAT RHEUMATIC
hI1BD1. It's truly the wonder Of the age.
} - H. cow -s y O. FORD, Agent.
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A GIFT TO TIE PoOR.--A London police
man having a claim for $3.50, applied TO a
lawyer to institute legal proceedings for its
recovery The lawyer took charge, Of the
case, making 1t u condition that in case of
success, the claimant should give &l25,OOo TO
his poor relatives, and $l25.000to the Londou
hospitals. The cause was gained, and the pe-
liceman mas performed both conditions-con.
sidering the $5O0,000 left him ample fortune 10
satisfy the wants Of man who Tor ali his pre
vious life had scarcely any fortune at an =
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~A farmer who lately died near Montpe-
lier, VT, left $4,000 in his will to his WIFE, to
be her property a. long as she remains un-
married, and after her death 10 be used in
erecting monument. But if the widow rets
married, she is 10 have only $4,000, aud the re-
naming si,uV is 10 be expen ded on the monu-
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The GERMANs.-It Is noticed that Germans
nave settled IN almost steyery part of the world
Besides being found in all parts OF Europe.
and forming a large aGd valuable portion OF
the population OF every State of the Union, a
large German society is fiourishing in Hong
Kong, in China; and Rio de Janeiro. in Brazii.
has population Of so 000 German. They have
penetrated to the most remote regions of Africa
ana IN AoyssiHia have fiourisnine colony,
which controls the manufacture Of Ruupow
der, and is regarded by the King of thar coun-
try as valuable addition 10 his people. Indus
trfous and energetic wherever they 20, the
as examples OF thrift and prosperity
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the house OF Fletcher Willis, at UnionChapel
Clark county, Ind, and seizing Willis de-
manded his money. Willis refusing they took
on hi shoes and stockings and held his feet TO
the fire until they were shockingly burnt. Will
lis finally showed the robbers where the
money was, which they secured and then de-
camped The amount stolen was $3.50.
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toinduce the present session OF the New Ter.
sey Legislature to pass law requiring the
fencing In of all wheels, saws, betting and 9th.
er dangerous machinery in manufacturing es.
limb are 90 much jeopardized. This is good
movement, and will be the means OF prevent.
iuI many accihPnrS - 'r-- - b -
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before placing themselves under the treatment Of
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DEATH FROM WHIeKEY.-In Norwich. Ct
Monday ekening, Thomas Shield, while in a
drinking Saloon OF that city. was dared 70
drink quart OF whiskey. He accepted the
offer, the whiskey was produced, and ne nut
II down. He soon after started 70 20 home kQt
fell down on his way and was carried home
insensiole by his companions. He Continued
an an unconscious state on Tuesday morning,
when physician was sent for. No relief
could be afforded, however, and IN a few
hours fhe unfortunate man died
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