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no MEMPHIs-semi-weekly.


Mass Meeting on Saturday Night.
A meeting of the Army of the Re-
yablic will be held at Masonic Hall on
SATURDAY NIGHT. At ~ O'CLOCK.
1t Is expected that there will be a
grand Rally of the Soldiers. Let
every rnamber be promptly at his post.
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MAGINLEY, CARROLL & Co.'s CIR
CUs.-The Ada Lyon being unable to
cross French Island bar, returned to
the city yesterday morning with this
excellent circus, which gave per-
Torrance last night to quite a large
audience. They give two perform
ances to-day, at 2 and z O'Clock P. M,
and will no doubt be well patronized.
They combine many very superior
features, among which are NH. Marie
Ellie, Mrs. Maginley,the most accom-
plished and daring. equestrienne in
the country, Sam. -Reinhart the
champion 1eaper of the world, with
Others. too numerous to mention in
Guiding Ben. Maginiey. the most ac-
complished jester of the age.
We promise their patrons a star
performance to-day and tonight,
positively the last in the city.
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D. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG,
TIoN-On Wednesday, October I'd, at
9 A. NJ, at my residence on First be-
tween Elm and Pine Streets. :.
TE0 xt 4 w. g. FULLERTON.
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Milward's Needles are she best.

- oNsoLIDATIoN.-The.ufrm firms of
Henry E. Blemker, and Blemker,
Tillmann 4 Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as -Blemker, Tillman & Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by .sg Sod
may25tf BLEMKER. TILLMAN & Co.
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costs. Encouraged by this success.
VIM. C. Start then fled an affidavit
charging VIM G. Mcdowell with car
rying a pistol concealed. In consid-
Grafton that he had been placed under
a heavy bond to answer a more seri-
Gus charge, he was let off with fine
of 81 with 81 60 costs. 3 =
On Wednesday evening three small
boys were charged with having over
driven a team belonging to George
Jackson, and thereby injuring one of
his horses, The Justice being salts
fed upon Investigation, that the boys
had no malicious motive, and in con-
sideration of their extreme youth, let
them off with gentle admonition.
RECORDERS CoURT.-The city Re-
corder was crowded with business.
having more than his Honor could
dispose of in one day. Moreover, he
: had two cases on Wednesday evening
at q late hour, which we failed to OBJ
tain. =
John Touten and Henry, Jacobs
were accused, of being drunk and
noisy and disturbing the peace of the
city. Touten was fined %, with s. 05
costs, and Jacobs 81. with 81 05 costs.
Yesterday morning gentleman
was charged with having used abus-
i've and vulgar language to a negro
woman. The facts in the case as we
have good reason to believe. were
that the woman first grossly insulted
the man, and he, ineensed at her in
science, retorted in language more
emphatic and expressive than chaste.r
She rushed to tho Recorder and fled
an affidavit, and he not desiring to
have controversy with negro
wench, let Judgment go by default,
and paid small fine and the costs.
We are satisfied that if his Honor
had been fully advised of all the facts
in the case he would have discharged
the accused.
Peter Wenzell for being drunk and
noisy in the streets was charged 81
fine, with Sc 20 costs. 11 ho
Vina Carter, an irrepressible female
of African descent. who is before this
court on an average once week for
being drunk, noisy, obscene and
belligerant, was fined $40, with "a 05
costs. Not being able or willing to
pay, she was sent tojail. The authori-
ties are determined to suppress Vina's
cussedness or drive her from the
city She is becoming an intolerable
nuisance, t...r aa
Ira Kinney was charged with main
tanning nuisance by permitting
slops, swills and filth to accumulate
upon the lot on which he lives, pro-
.ducing noisome stencil. The case
was continued till this morning. a
Another man, whose name the Re-
corder requests US to withhold, for
being drunk and disorderly was fined
81, with 81 o. costs. egg *
Michael Hahn was accused of hav-
ing driven on the sidewalk at faster
gait than the ordinance permits, with
cruel treatment to his horse, and
with using profane and vulgar lam,
guage in the hearing of ladies and
gentlemen. The hearing of the case
is set for 2 o'clock to-day.
John Sever. for being drunk and
noisy, was required to pay 81, and
50 35 costs. "i"
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Mil,oard Needles for sale everywhere.

AUCTION OF HOUSEKEEPING
GooDs.- Tubs, Buckets, Brooms,
Bowls, and other wooden ware, Cas-
ters, Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Table
CUTLERY, and other Plated and Brit
tania ware. Lamps of Ives patent,
1.-THE best in the world Tumblers,
Wine Glasses and other glassware,
Clothes lines, Bed Cords, Brushes Of
various kinds, &C., &c, &c. In short,
a general mixture of everything for
everybody. To commence Tuesday,
September "a, at 2 P. M, by
i 1Jd ; .k52FW. G. FULLERTON,
sts5 .s .I No. 46 Main Street.
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Butchers Files.

Just received large importation
direct from Sheffield. "A full stock
of Gum Betting always on hand.
sep17 BGTTICHER, KELLOGG, Go.
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To TAx-PAYERs.-The. City Col
kctor gives an important notice to
E.x-payers this morning. Walk up
aud settle, and make three per cent.
an your money.
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B@- The prince of cutters, Prot.
Cotter, is now permanently located
with j. III. CarIin. He handles the
shears with grace and defes competi.
ton; so give him call if you want
something stylish. y 300 sept7
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CoRsETs.-French Corsets of very
superior quality, at the lowest cash
prices, at Hughes "a 1ss9 aug22. 8
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CRESCENT CITY BAND, ATTENTION
You will meet this (Friday) evening
at the new Band Room. Every mem
Der is requested to be. promptly on
hand. G. w. WARREN, Leader.
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REMovAL.-F..S. Zumstein, House,
Sign and Frescoe Painter. has remoy-
ec his shop from Second to Fourth
Street, between Main and Sycamore,
where all orders will be promptly at
tended to. IA ls Sept. 17-d2W.
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GENTS: The finest and best select
ed stock of goods for Fall and Win
ter ever brought to this city can be
found at 81 Main Street. Call and
see SMITH x DARLING,
aug27 Merchant Tailors.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

WILLIAM HUGHES is selling great
bargains in Dry Goods for twenty
days, preparatory to moving POP
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALkER.-Wm.
G. Mcdowell, whose case was contin-
ued from Wednesday, had a hearing
yesterday, on charge of assault and
battery with intent to kill VIM. G..
Start, and was held to answer in the
Circuit Court in the sum of $500. He
gaze the required security.
This case. which arose from a family
difficulty, gave rise, as. usual. TO two
or three other cases, all retaliatory.
Mcdowell swore out an affidavit for
assault and battery on his SON, by
VIM C. Start. Start was fined 81
with $6 05 costs. VIM. c.. Start then
came back at them with an affidavit
charging Richard W. Mcdowell, son
of Mr.. e., with committing an assault
and ba ttery en- his son, Daniel Start,
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STORE FOR RENT. "A splendid
store, No rs Main Street, now occu-
pied by Cook & Heaiy. Inquire of
au27 = foH Cook & HEALY.
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NARA large assortment of those
fine crystal visiting cards still on
hand at the JOURNAL Office. The
ladies will please take notice.
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The Mayor read the following


To the Common Council of the city Of Eud'as-
The duplicate of City taxes for the cur
rent year is now completed, and ready for
the Collector.
The following is a statement of the
amount of saio duplicate. viz:
EVANSVILLE. E.
General City tax, Scents on every
one hundred dollars of value......S99 20 10
School tax, 10 cents on every one
hundred dollars of value.:- l., SSo "a
E. q @. Railroad tax, cents on
every one hundred dollars of
value................. ............ 6,444 81
E. l. 81 G. s. L. Railroad tax, IL -
cents on every one hundred dol
lars OF value of lots and i'm
prOvementS.....---...... lo,SIo 40
Delinq uent taxes carried forward 5
from previous years.. .............. 1856 O4
.8yl3 fE.If5 1885 s5
sr.af sFEe} 4LAMASCo. afE#
General City tax, IS cents on every
one hundred dollars of value... So, Sig SO
School tax, 10 cents on every one 4Hti
hundred dollars of va1ue.........-. 1897 y
z. /. q G. s. l.. Railroad tax, IL
cents on every one hundred dol
lars of value of lots and i'm
pr0vements- ,007 81
Delinquent taxes carried forward
from previous yearS.................. 1873 81
-. i.s--sa1 t''-H s3l, 800 SO
LAmaScO ..-.....-......-.. 5l,oUo 30
Total of Evansville and La
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"a RESTAURANT DE PARIS, CoRsER OF
SECOND AND LoCUsT STRERTS-The
undersigned takes pleasure ia ihform-
ing the public that he has opened
style, where ladies and gentlemen can
at any time be accommodated with
anything in this line on the shortest
possible notice. such as Charlotte
Russo, Galantine, Oysters, also
oysters in the shell.
Private rooms for parties.
Sept. is Wv VIoToR LEPoRr.
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lMilpdrd's Hello Needles, an Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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sG- Just received at the New York
Grocery large quantity of New York
Cream Cheese. which is superior to
any cheese ever sold in this city.
Wholesale and retail. sep17
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s~ Buy your English and French
Hosiery at Hughes, aug22.
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D6s- Real French Whalebone Cor
sets at Hughes. ,o.-4l-..I yaug22.
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ENvELoPEs:-All kinds, in any
quantity, printed IN tasteful style, at
short notice, and lowest rates. at the
JOURNAL Office. s7sl - to noii "a.
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r. Bag A full supply Of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. If
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B@ Buy your French Corsets at
Hughes. -s.a sar-n3 aug22.
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.
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Machines Use OarE's Spool Coao,
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sTEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAM BOAT LINES.
10 LoUIsyILLE.-Every Monday and
assssrdsy at 10 o'clock An. Every Tuesday,
W.n1esday, Thursday. and Saturday at
1es4ock p. NJ.
no OAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 8
no @RxEN RIvER.-Every Wednesday
- SS,9 ard az os 81 o.clccF Every
xe EAsrPoRr..-Ev Every Tuesday and
8kxz8y at O'Clock p. N. 3rrs.s.. e-e.T
no HEsDERsON-Daily, except Sundays,
aAsS o'clock Pm.
10 NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
p Ia. fr+f tD%T
10 Observation-Disclosures
kocEpert Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
g6le,) carrying the mall, leaves at A. H.,
- Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
sRd@AturdayS. X F6
Nsw Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
A5s and Fridays at 2 A: N. Arrives Tues
AyB and Saturdays by 4P.M.
r. Vernon Mai Stage leaves daily Eek
DB6 Sundays) at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
s1ES Sundays) by p. M.
10 NEwBURG.-Hack daily Except Sun
sssJ,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
H0zA,CA Z. N. a. .r~s
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sV Magnificent French Corsets at
Hughes. f iei af- aug22.
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ghio and Mississippi Railroad.

FROM vINCENNES.
Going East. Going W.T.
WA&s-...................-... 2:O N sos
RxRuaSs ........ .................. so 3.06
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Ladiesl use ,Clark's Spool Cotton.
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Cgark's Spool Cotton is G Cord to 80.
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{ Hand sewing try Mi1,odrd's Needles.
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: -H0.7sl u fNt-tF - III - y II
ctGo1Q 81 ffiw, fs21st' taDSoI styoft laiaa
u3 b8bnaiin
ROT ~ftaaa g9EITASs EF.IkfsAIho
rgfi. ~
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.s1snfoT= z=5s8H -8as = ureiJ ntE+ ..es
ECpd4&5 sGa@ 100 . eI@ys41 rt-.3 zs-ssts
-assM - scoH o. . hThEob- - 90 =
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Fire i'm TOkOhOma-Receipts Of Cali
fOrnia Treasure.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.-The re-
ceipts of the Federal Government
from California the pastyear, amounts
to S15, ,961, 800 dollars. The disburse-
ments for the same period, footsS up
$12, ,047,300; combined fexports of
treasure and merchandise, SCI ,667 :,
400; freights paid on merchandise and
imports, $6,717,500. ~
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ct is stated
that ten per cent. should be added to
the receipts in the Treasury last year,
to allow amounts received from sour
ces not open to- public ginspection,
which would make the aggregate six
| tyatWo millions. ssa Ihss gre
The Japan Herald says two more
fires occurred at Yokohonla, one of
which ..destI Dyed the British Hotel,
and compliments The FFrench sailors
on their efforts to extinguish the
| flames. -~r.@fa
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CHICAGO.
Election of U. S. Senator Postponed
-Palmer's Chances Considered
GOOd-The Legislature and the
Railroads. easif 5iefe -''

CHICAGO, Jan, 9 9-The Republicans
of the State Legislature are deter
mined not to hold caucus on the u.
s. Senatorship question until Mon
day. .dtiln-. ~ asilL lisaa1a
1t is said the friends of Trumbull
favored an earlier day. The post
ponement' is considered as a. victory
by Palmer's friends. .,rt
Be- The war on the railroads COM
meneed in the House to-day, by the
adoption of resolutions instrueting
the Committee on Railroads to in
qufre into the power of the Legisla-
ture to control railroad corporations
in this State, by direct legislation, on
charges, &C., to secure private citizens
from inordinate Or extortionate de-
mands, and assert the sovereignty of
the people over all persons, natural
or artificial, within the limits of the
State, and to compile testimony and
report at the earliest possible period.
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March occurs on Sunday, then the
meeting shall take place at the same
time on the next succeeding day.
Sec. 2. And be 1t further enacted,
That no person who was member of
the previous Congress shall receive
any compensation as mileage for GO
ing to or returning from the addi-
tional session provided for by the
foregoing sections. To-
Chandler presented a resolution
from the Buffalo, Detroit, and Toledo
Boards of Trade recommending the
plan proposed to the Secretary of War
through the Engineer Department of
making straight canal through the
st. Clair Flats instead of further ex-
penditures of money in dredging the
existing channel, and praying Con-
gress to make the necessary appropri-
ations therefor. Referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce. , -af..
Wade called up the bill to amend
the organic law of the Territories of
the United States, by prohibiting the
denial of civil or political rights on
account of color, and offered the fol-
lowing substitute That from and
after the passage of this act, there
shall be no denial of the elective
franchise in any of the Territories of
the United States, which are now or
may be hereafter organized, to any
citizen there on account of race, color,
or previous condition of servitude; and
all acts or parts Of acts, either of
Congress or of the Legislative As
semblies of said Territories, incon-
sistent with the provisions of this act
are hereby declared null and void.
The substitute was adopted and pass
ed-Yeas,f24; nays, g.. 'oa as1h
HoUsE.-A resolution was intro
dueed requesting the Committee on
Commerce to inquire into the expedi
ency of making appropriation for the
completion of the harbor of st. Jo-
seph, Lake Michigan, was passed
Credentials of Thomas j. Foster
and A. M. Branch, claiming to be
representatives from Alabama and
Texas, respectively, were presented
and referred
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ST. LOUIS.
Resolution Of the Kansas State Sen.
ate-COld WeatheP-Deep Snow, &c.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1O.-At Topeka,
Kansas, the House, to-day, passed the
Constitutional Amendmeet by vote
of Is to Z, and will, doubtless, pass
the Senate by large majority to-mor-
row.
Combinations are forming between
the opposing candidates to defeat the
reelection of Senator Pomeroy, but
his friends claim that, having a plu-
rality. he will overcome the opposition
and ibe elected. The balloting will
commence one week from Tuesday
next. --7 -sst --ee-f..
IA The Shanghai Chamber of Com
merces advocates the system of rail-
ways throughout the Chinese EN-
The French squadron had left
,Corea. .s4
yg In the Nevada Legislature yester-
day the Constitutional Amendment
was referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations.
4ss ST. LOUIS, Jan, 10.-Both Houses
of the Assembly appointed Commit
tees to investigate the sale of various
railroads in the State by the Cow
ernor. gn} 3 .Ef
The Senate passed a concurrent
resolution instructing Senator'S, and
requesting Representativeat secure,
hif possible, the passage, of the law by
7 Congress giving the same bounty TO
the Missouri militia as mas been paid
to other volunteers.
In the House, Mr.. Buick offered a
resolution to General Loan, Member
4 of Congress, recommending the i'm
parchment of Andrew johnson,
4 which was made the special order fol
Monday next. A motion was. made
\ to table it, but was defeated by A
'b The Democrat st. Joseph specia
! says adyices from Upper Missouri re
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CANADA.
Fenians not to be Removed to Kings.
tOn-Charge to the Jury.

TORONTO, G. W, Jan. 10.-Instruc-
tions were received last night from
the Solicitor General eountermanding
the order for the removal of the con-
demned Fenians to, Kingston. It is
rumored that they will be wanted
here as witnesses at the present trial
of Fenians. &sg&sBA A<58z GO
Assizes opened to-day before JUS
tice Morrison. Most of9the Fenians
are defended by Mr.. Mackenzie. His
Lordship, in charging the jury, said
that true bills having been found
against the prisoners by the last
grand jury, their cases would not
come before the present grand jury,
and other business was proceeded
with. IL
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic ant Telegraph.
ENGLAND. G. z

LONDON, Jan. 9--evening-It is re-
ported, in well informed circles, that
the British ministry have decided up
on resigning in case of too great pres
sure by friends of the reform move
ment. tits stated they have indicated
a desire to grant considerable conces-
sions, but are decidedly opposed to
the extreme measures advocated by
the reform leaders. lal osik
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10-Noon.-Cot-
ton quiet; sales 10000 BALES miGdling
at 14Bd. si- 49, :5.a.5
LONDON, Jan. 1O-Noon.-5-2O 20 S
72S; Consols o. a2.ta- -. ..5...,. a29- i'''
LONDON, Jan. 10ANoon. = The
Times to-day concludes that the pro-
posed impeachment of President
johnson foreshadows a revolution in
the United States, and points out
the danger of such, a proceeding.
=. FRANCE. - aoo
PARIS, Jan. 9-Evening.-A report
isscurfent'that one of the branches of
the Government has, decided not to
favor the proposed reorganization of
-6u0 II T0DCII dIuy 1t Is IuOuSHb tHdt,
in consequence of the opposition
manifested both by the people and
several leading statesmen, the Empe-
ror will not favor its presentation to
the Corps Legislatif.
BAVARIA.
MUNICH, Jan. g. The Bavarian
Chambers have assented to the pro-
posed organization of the Bavarian
army upon the same basis as the
Prussian army.
FLORENCE, Jan. 10.-Rosten Bey,
the present Minister of Turkey to
Italy, will be sent to Washington.
The revolutionary feeling among
the Greeks in the Mediterranean is
spreading, and instead of the rebel
lion being crushed or arrested, their
cause is gaining strength.
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BUFFALO,.
Meeting OF the Painters National
Union.

BUFFALO, Jan. 9.-The Painters
National Union met here yesterday.
Bourke, of New York, was chosen
President, and W. T. CreGy, of Balti-
more, Secretary pro tenn. Delegates
are present from Chicago, Milwaukee,
Philadelphia, and other places. -
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WASHINGTON.
Recruits Forwarded to Fort LeaVen.
worth,

WAsH1NGToN. D. c., Jan. 9.-Gen.
Grant has directed the sdp9Fintend-
ent of the mounted recruiting SER
vice, at Carlisle Barracks, to forward
recruits to Fort Leayenworth, Kan
sas, for the 7th United States Cavalry.
The Superintendent General of the
recruiting service is also ordered to
prepare detachments of recruits of
convenient size and forward them
successively to the following regi-
ments and battery in the Department
of the South, viz: The 9th United
States Infantry, at Chareston, 10 re-
cruits; 9Th United States Infantry, at
Raleigh, 40 recruits; Battery &, Sd
United States Artillery, Hilton Head,
65 recruits. .lInNs Erft04
e, WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The vote
this morning by which the bill passed
in the Senate, changing the time for
the commencement Of the session OF
Congress, and beginning the Fortieth
Congress on the 5th Of March next,
was-yeas, 26; nays, z.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The SEN
ate Finance Committee has finished
the consideration of the tariff bill
anu VIII TepOTG IL ldIS tO-uIgut VI W
morrow. 1t maintains very nearly
the same rates of duty on woodland
iron as those of the House, but speci-
fed articles incline to the rates sug.
gested by Mr.. Wells.
The House Judiciary Committee
have sent for witnesses to be examin-
ed in regard to the sale of negroes
into slavery. There Is a determine
ton to investigate this matter thor
oughly
The impeachment business was no
taken up tonight,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-It is the
intention of the Acting Comptrolle
of the Currency to require Nationa
Banks to keep an account Of the re
~ ceipts of lawful money required t.
protect their circulation in plain ten
der notes, as the act authorizing tn
issue of compound interest notes o
&n.rRs hun1~a 0
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port very cold weather, deep snow,
and much suffering.
The Indians are moving south :
ward from the region of Fort Bert
hold, and manifest Ugly intentions.
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WISCONSIN,.
OOnvening of the Legislature.

MADISON, Wis, Jan, 10. - The
Legislature convened yesterday. : ss
The Governor 3 message was deliv-
cred to-day. The finances are in a
good condition. The State. debt has
been reduced $4,000 last year;
s12, 200, 600 were expended for war
purposes since the outbreak of the
rebellion. He thinks the General