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THE TLNIlN'g.
THE CANADA PRISONERS


BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
TORoSTo Jan. lO.-TLe order for the removal Of
the convicted Fenians from Kingston Penitentiary
has been countermandel They win remain here
until after the trials Of the other prisoners. The
ASHES opened 20 noon before Justice Morrison.
The Grand jury having been sworn. his Lord:mp
stated that as true bills had been found against
the remaining teni3us by the last Grand jury their
cases would not come before the present. CTanl
jury. a number o. owl cases were then proceeded
WIN. Most ~ the Fenans are to be defended ~
Kenneth NcKinzc.
SECRETARY sEwAFD's APPLICATION FOR RECORD or
PROCEEDINGS lV TIE FENIAN TRIALS
MONTREAL, Jan. l0-Lord CarrarvOn, British Colo
NAL Secretary in dispatch 10 the G0yernor-G General
comments upon Secretary Stewards Application Tor
a record Of the judicial proceedings in the re
man TRIALS. lie approves the granting OF thls
bat guards himself from asserting, TO the prop
oslhOn that this request could have as
su,ncd the form Of demand, founded upon
strict international right. An application NE SAYS
by the prisoners counsel through the United States
Consul, would have been more in accordance VIII
ordinary usage. J. Mr.. Seward intended claim on
the part OF the United States Government u iuvc-i
gate into judicial proceedings, carried on n Canada
with I'll the safeguards and sanctions OF English
jurisprudence, and 10 sit a. n Court OF Ap-
pcals on the same. Lord Carnar1 on says II
would have been prctension which the United
states Government, representing nation so jealous
OF ITS own honor, would probably be the first TO re-
Eret. With regard 10 Mr.. Stewards Teques. that IN
amnesty hc granted 10 'hc prsJncrs Lord CaTnaI-
Won, after dwelling on the very grave cnal-
acter OF the oli.l,3. says that taking into
account that sN mpu,hs had now elapsed aud
nothing had occurred in the interval 10 de
ira ut from the complete success which crowned The
efforts OF Hen Marsiys troops and Of the Canadian
volunteers IN suppressug the Fcnian invasion, and
oddly accepting the oHlui Of the Canadian Gov
eminent in favor of cl"nency, the Imperial Govern
mt nt had recommended Her Majesty 10 commute the
sentence OF Lynch and Mcmahon 10 20 Yeas penal
s.Tviiulc He hope, this act OF citmoucT VIII rot
be misunderstood and gives th- warning that If Sim
llr offouScs are committed hereafter those WHO COM
init thom must ha psepll TO be visited with the Ca
tIeMr prnalty Of the law.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
TIE CaoNsTADT OF ANurEICA-TSGI-AND ARsiING THT
PROVINCES.
p-os, Or sr4ei,i Csrrespgns.tt


TIRE CaoNsTADT OF AAu.EIcA-ESGIAND ARsuNG THr
PROVINCES.
Prom OR Special Correspondent
HALIFAX, y. 8 Dec. o. 1864
For some days past. men have been very busy
under the direction Of engineer officers working at
the forts on the islands in the harbor. They as
thick a. bees as If the British Government meant 10
make another C1onstadt Of this small city. Il is said
that 40 guns can now he brought 10 bear upon any
one point. Il was 10 be supposed that, with an en-
gineer officer for Governor. tho dctenses Of this port
would be made strong but the vast strength gwen
them By Gen. Williams Is rather surprising, ana
makes one think the General has got "Fars on the
0rdin.' All this is, n course, done by orders from
England. and the question arises, why j. az tbs
aUulng? Who is going % make war upon the II0E-
iucesf There can be only one answer 10 this. Ii rs
q provision GgaiDSt war with tic United states. IN
the Conlnderacv that is 20 b." Halifax IS 70 be the
strong port III Winter as Quebec - to be IL the
The international Railway is 10 terminate at Hall
fax IN the East, and, running the length OF the C-
adag to rest its West cad al Salla IL Is hoped that
with this strong seaport and raj Fay cOnMuh.ca-
ton the C9nfeaeracv NAV exist longer tau did that
Of the South. Fears are eYp-c .cd about TIE sal ~
Oh that part Of the Int, NATIONAL Railway 20 Iun
along the New-RrunswC6 frontier, and means arc de
Vsed 10 render the Lc SAFE there. Those means are
chain Of e3rthwOrbs. ut least Of biOck-houses.
This is suggested by Gen. Shcmau's blOck-h house
cover 10 his line Of railway communication during ms
march 20 the sea-" chain OF biOck-b0uses rs good
protection against cavalry tn so If 1t has not
time 10 lay sIere 20 the b0ck-hOuses; hence tins
means Of cover was effective IN Gen. ShCrnanS cam.
pagn, the cavalry Of Hood as this ex-genelal told
the writer being unable 10 do anything with them.
But would biOck-hOuses be dcfrsbc IN the wOOds of
New brunswick, where infantry VI. n guns could be
ptted against them 2 Therefore, forts, and
large ones too must hc raised IN New-BTuns-
wick 20 cover the Inferno Oual Railway there; and
the same would De- necessary ia Canada to cover the
line oi the Grand Trunk Railway.
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: meeting Of tho Ccrters and Delegates Of The
Fcran Brotherhood OF h and adjoining cities was held
last evening al Military IT ~ 40 l93 Bowcy o. take into
,l. sidpIaio tie os@pH taI1uCc aru failure OK james
s'Cp.ri, 90 Keeping his lmiss 70 th' Organization Oh
which He WIS l.trF the be- q.
There was ful attendance ~ delegates and great BE-
tcI.-t WIS manifested ir tire pInc fi es. Tho meeting
WIS .ty private Ulf are, md several pef-f rs l.
elected ior taking notes. although they were members OF
tho FcIau -g.u7r'lu1.
4 committee wa. appointed 20 vat upon stephen
Who IS r-dugin DE CITY. c'usis.ir OF A,ssr' iala,
sullivan and Nih.H- ~ tlo purpose ~ demanding aA
euanatioU ss % DIE alleged IegchDIy On tie cause.
Inr coz, lt'oe rr urIcd with proposai ii1m - ens
90 the effect rat Do would ac under the order OF Iice
son ~ Kelly iu % subordinate capacity TINS vas it-
fused hy tie Con, euti0n nld would not nave IN
tgaed ~ ut fr tho strenuous eNcrtols o. stpAels
friends u tie Convention. 49,,
Tho majority Of the delegates declared thar tley Ntlc
dl-rl ted with Sicpncus, aid ihat " ne was au'Yeo 10
re- an in RE Organization hey would De- compelled 70
turu over t MONEY! and h'Ns a. thor NcCst Ini"
60 Trslsut Eob,ft whom they loudly cleared ~ tAc
is.lr frp r.stLtutiVc ul T. Hilri-iu iH America.
Tho ,rr stiou finally l'rr Cor aiopuon 20 Tho J.
Pr I IulE. ANI.'au, discussion ta,h tusu.d an.
cons sd ulfl idtg LCur, without any definite rr4Lt
being NSqCLe1. --r--
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WISCONSIN.
Tur GovFESoR's MESSAGE.

TffL GOVFESOko MESSAGE.
NJ rr1tcRAPu 10 TaturSE
MADISON. Wis, jar. lO.-Gov. TaircEild delivered
lis Annual Message before Joint Convention Of the
Legislature to-day. II is IN able document, and fully
sets forth the condition Of the State and MS various
interests The receipts a. Tie Treasury la-l year
were - ISG4lS. The disbursements were sIe'i.,A
The de,i OF thc State is $50 .l51. Tie reduction
during tie year was $4,000. The Governor r.. .l-
atc- his APPROPRIATION n the policy 90 investing The
Trust fund, in nOn-ucpOtiabe state securities
lie recommends the Lc lIs turc 10 D. Lura!l@c Con,
rress ON the assumption of Wal debts bv The lpvL
states rs tho General Government IN regard To
complaints AGAINST railroad corporations. Le al .Ics
the Adoption Of measures - induce uul grafton ium
Europe and liberal policy toward the benevolent
institutions Of the State and the STATE University.
lie advises a more efficient military cstabl IA
mcnt. and is in favor Of providing main
teuance for az least 10 thoroughly organ
lied companies and militia appropriation OF
rroDoltio due from the State for COMP ion ui Ma
tirnal Cemeteries &c lie Icnrys us r.nCnstrancc'
against special legislation Tie message closes with
an earnest recommendation iOg the apupuoI OF mo
Constitutional Amendment. and contain, hu.i rel
Crfuce 30 the subject OF recon traction advocating
LOYAL impartial suffrage and declaring that Con
lr,,, el6ud establish Provisional Governments for
those portions OF the country la'"ly m ~ t'llioh
where the people rejected tle amendment Inc most
Radical portions # the Message were warmly
applauded.
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E----zZGAz
DIED


PrARDrn Brooklyn D. weresiav Jan william Agustls
TIE f.r-4 v m place rom the residue, Of itbe No Bel
era ss III t. ' '. ''' a ,a fatIe5 lo;e
BnoWN-A Aurit, Colombia Co. = o. Friday the I'll INST
Sarah 81. wife % Arson broTn, aged 90 Te1-t
DrrMoNCu we-e.'v Tie s, inst o congestion q the lungs
riiu Ilr.sr. 'l"i nv 'els mouths ana ~ N1''. - -,
. i,rt cfiny.-t,l Ills remains val be taken Green
CIARgou Tuy Jan o. Alexander Cas, age 60 years months
Tr Va, -r3 fer, of re fn7 tic neu'es o. Olive branch
o.re ~. %, o. Of o h. COMPANY e =. Begm.ai Sna te
fror Do ate Ie.eil, No. 30 S1he sunday AFTERNOON At
Freehold, \. J.. r,eers please copy
DooITILEoa weiday Jan. o =, Jersey cty j. HoTaesP
I, "a a; {, 3: @ .-, i.'2eg i; NJ to ,'s sa
ssv, Jsrs.r c'r. on friday Jan. H. at II ocoe. H.
Ewosr-AtSt Paul Mage.o,, wsinerlny Jan 1851 John
n rc. I ,is are invited To- attend The resi-
sr,rlooa Jsl 3D. is55, at :. o'clock.
FrarSof heat disease Ms Jane Ferris aged Al yoar' wife Of
Hr fa,ral Win take place Saturday ne l?h u, from her late
are respe..ia.'y i.,s,i % attend
GRlSG-oq Tu'y Jaa. TO- Aaea n seigrc1 wife Of Robert
. Sc 7 &c s sEsl 70 attend , ' IA '9'i g15
riie.,e No laiWes, Tluysl.hs'.
GuLICT-oa Tul I-r. 10 1871 Henry L 800 Of Hora'' an
Aaua L. "u.es. aged eir. H,oitl 1Hl D. 1yN ., - =
z, Y,rs. -. y,r.,y' Ca- NJ.
GlGrHwATr-o7 weq,'i,7. Jan r'-,a G,,:tgae. 49,
..tA ~ sr. ts.e'fny -,i % attend b.. insrI loa Ls
lis reeef w. 30 Raylcat Bootiyn tri. l'a inst AZ
80 coek J.. "a.
HCNr-S1ii-y Tiesv he 8h Inst. Alliance Wt Youngest
sal pl Ian .ln = sai fsar q. ''uat. aged seas.
TIE cr y he family invites 20 aat tr fnera ron ire
Windsor Hotel 10 - Last Foreeuttt, between fhago AMI
l-aI .1tr.. o1 iilat. the iltl inst 90 O'Clock
HQRS-on Thrr. @ ,s o INST May yaaeToo Hayes widow Of
Give. J. UartL
IT, lrTl g tase place an Yer late residence No i6 P place.
Ne~.r< j.. =, elay next tle i4 i.. 90 O'Clock
rtTTpA. Point Thursday Jan TO- Charles Goittluat
r..-t quot John sud FANNIE I-zer. AGED months
Vi b. aiken 90 B~po r aternrn' SATURDAY, morning.
ils 1tarr, Flst door lOm the
ul .olT1l ave. Green Point
HOWif-ln BROOKLYN Turi,v morning jan TO- 100 Cecilia
RAY "a. OF W liam r. Howell Of To- ana daughter Of MADAM
Hr.ur ~ t la-.o1 j. l. seed p !ea, Jnonas ala IS Gays
EoIrr of ,te il-arl hereafter
Eo-toa IaleN Pies, copy.
LiwRLSCEOa THURSDAY Sarah Lawrence aged p
rlt ID darA
Tie Invited to attend her funeral ron tie resi-
81 her hrher1av. Artents krul No. ioi lst Thirty
t.ni o., Saturday. she l2l INST, az ! ocio~A
LFFO Thr-4l,v 20 Hlryer L iunt Of Eleanor
auI John W. bee. s.tl months sHl r. DAYS
Tho De- yes Hie. ~ he r, nrr attend te funeral
from tfc res es of N plsr No SO Last Broadway, this ,friaJ
u0erro1n % .. O'Clock.
MCRRAy-oa lrll- eca'rc Jan aar 'ior Hires Hattie A.
wi' 4 Jau, n.y. and eldest daughter o. a. ~ ana Harriet
a. Webs. sR~ q u...f. orr! ftaI-
ta 40 SO h0or. FrtaT at'r
-ocOrs Rcatsas tlt e- are respectfully invited 70 >ld
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MAINLAND.
TIE LEGISLATURE.

Nv TGIH0EIrH TRIBrNH
ANNAPOLIS Jan. lO.--In the House Of Delegates TO
day after she transaction Of much important busi,
ness the bill 10 restore 10 full rights of citizenship al
persons deprived thereof by the fourth section OF the
flint article Of the Constitution came up is the order
of the day.
Several motions TO refer and amend were made and
lost when Mr. Stevens Of Baltimore moved 20 amend
by excepting from the provisions of this act all per-
sons Of this State who, during the war, left tins State
and entered into armed rebellion against the General
Government.
This was opposed on the ground that II wonld he
creating a distinction against our own citizens IN
favor OF aliens from other States Mr.. Stevens with
drew his amendment and the bill was ordered ~ be
ongrossed for a third reading
In the State Senate yesterday afternoon a res0n-
ton was introduced suspending the payment OF
bOuntes for the present % slaves, ~ provided Tor III
the act OF February, 1864. The resolution was re-
feTred
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NovFI TsF or Dr,WoNDs.-In July. 1861 an appa-
ratus for boring rocks with diamonds was patented
in France 10y Lescot. II was MOI practical but later
improvements by !ihot. toward the end of lNOG made
in fo As now constrc .l il consists ri an iron tube
one end of which r. attached to % rod serving rs
handle and al the other END rs the edge. armed with
% siTies of black diamonds OI Siberia. which are set
I'm such n way that b. turning the tube by means of
q machine. they cXcayaie an muular groove IN the
rock aud leave in The center . solid cylinder which
enters the tube, and IS easily broken off and cA-
tracted when the boring Is finished. Fifteen such
machines have already been manufactured It's advan
tagcs appear 10 De that it progresses uniformly now
ever g.pat the h1rduc, 81 the rock may be- the pro
gTe,s j. about thrce-uar;ers of an inch per minute
and no Doubt may, by further Improvements Ice con-
siderably increased. The diamonds never wear ont
il is known that this also the with the oallers
diamonds. and that the black diamond = variety
much harder than any other. u appears also that
the expense Of boring with simple machine Of this
kind is about the Same as boring in the old way:
however more labor j. turned out; but the great
advantage -, that in tire space where, Tor IN
stance in the Mont Cents Tunnel three bOrer5 were
attached, eight of these machines may work, requir
ing not more power ~ drive thcm. The expense of
eXcayaing tunnels with single machine of this
kind in hard rock. was found in France To be forty
or fifty francs pr cubic meter which corresponds
10 a. or = per cubic yard.
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POLITICAL.

PENNSYLVANIA.


NOMINATION or SIMON CAMERON roE SENATOR.
RI TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE 70
HARRISBURG, Jan. 1O-The Republican Caucus met
this evening. Speaker Hall was called to the Chair
resolution to admit reporters was voted down, as
also was resolution offered By Mr.. Bigham TO ad
journ until Monday evening. The first BALLOT TO-
suited in the nomination of Simon Cameron by tho
following vote:
Cmtin...... ...........23 Grow. ...........5
The following is the vote in detail for Cameron:
Bessrs Brown Of Mercer, Coleman, cornell. COwleS
Graham, Haines, LandOn, Barton, Brown Of oil, cam
crOn, Chadwick, Dehayen, Donohusi, FrcDoln GAegan
bali, Kinney, NJ Comant Mckee, Lowry, McConorely
MSlfncy ,Siy strnSaTg6 ee snI5 sgrpc.
WaCdcN, Shuman, Weller, Wnaun, woodward, MOI.aIi
Glass, Wright. Total, &c.
For Curtin:
nessTs. Adaire, Espy MeCrcary, Allen, Ewinr, Roger
Chase Gallaghcr, TAYLOR Golyle Gordon white Davis
ton, Wallace, Wingard Watt Total 25
Messrs Egham. Roth Armstrong steacy, Richards,
stehman Wilson. Total 7.
For Grow:
Messrs Brown Of Lawrence, Leech, Shoemaker McPher
rim, Webb. Total 3.
The abseutces were:
Senators Bling'cld and Fisher o. Lancaster
On motion Of Mr. Quay the nomination Of Simon
Cameron was made unanimous ald the caucus adj
joumcd.
There has been great excitement during the day
and hundreds Of well known politicians have COLI
ucgatcd here. This afternoon oauC's Of Cameron's
opponents was held and remained in session several
hours hut could not agree on any decisive Ian on
account of lack OF numbers. At last il was decided
that enough could not be secured 20 bot the caucus
and it was determined 10 adjourn and let every man
pursue his own course. The result you viii pee by
the figures.
Mr. stevens remained until This afternoon when he
left for Washington. Col. Fomey and Mr.. Grow are
still here. Tonight everything Is quiet and but
little j. said against the choice oi the majority.
The Joint Committee on Bribery and Corruption
met last night and to-day and had before them two
Senators, mcmbsrof the House and IN officer q
the senate, but nothing ELECTED showing bribery
enImptIOn on tine part Oi any bO4y.
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INnNNA

ORGANIZATION or THE LEGIsLATUEE-THE senate
RIAL QUESTION.
BY rELrGr.pH TRIBUNE
INpIANApoIls. Jan. l0.-The Hon u. G. Brauham
was elected Speaker Of the House to-day on the irat
ballot M BIauham Is one OF the leading politicians
OF Southern Indiana.
The Senatorial question IL not much discussed.
Tut leading candidates are Gov. Morton. John j..
I,f-ae, and George ". Julian. The friends OF Gov.
Morton arc well OF ganized and confident The oPpo-
,tion 10 him is very bitter, hut of drsultOry char
actor The caucus for the nomination Of Senator
Will be held TOMORROW night.
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TlE LEGISLATURE.

BY rFLE5EsrH uuErSF
TOPEKA. Kansas, Jan 10.-Bo'h branches Of tl.e
Legislature have appTiated several standing Com
mlttces A resolution was introduced i'm The senate
by Mr.. Simpson TO strike out the word white III
the SIatt Constitution.
Tie Senatorial contest is becoming more intricate
every day New candidates are hourly appearing.
developing the most complete chaos nlayluaplr, No
opinion of their relative strength can be formed BE-
fore the I'D Senator'S Ross and Clark are Oh inc
way hcIe. .,.-
The Constitutional Amendment was ratified by the
Housc by vote of - 10 Z, the Senate refusing 70
suspend the TuIls lor that puIID.e.
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See .York. Jauusr! s, 1867.

-MAETTYEOu THURSDAY Jan. 10 1867 hy The Rev z,
liur-t assisted by the Rev. Alder, Wyatt william 81 Barnes o.
New orb Miss VI T. MARITIME, daughter Of Caleb Martin esq
Of ireeubu-gh. y. l.
COLE1tLTByIu s civ web esda the Hth inst, by the Rev
- D. Scot r p Cole 81 Geneva to sarah j. M4tby o. Buffalo
Blfso prpeu r-'se copy.
DAvs-F VCOyH-ru Brolrn or Tlursia7 Jan TO- by the Rev
s Roche Henry g. 70 Cll-i second daughter Of Dr.
G. Y. GeFcyah. both Of Brooklyn
SUFTHsP-sflFTDS- On Tbrrsi,- Jan 10 a. 81 Pauls r.
Church iIo'l Sheth4r Miss Ada A.
daughter of las Shields esq, al 70. ibis city.
-WVTTENAT-iu tbs city, Welleav jan bT Tho rev
D- Grnlet Andrew stiles 70 augusta daughter Of William
Nu.temsl, nj. tlis city.
WIECHERTS ERSON-Ou Tuessy the mn inst BY the Rev
Gas aDne w. A. ~ echers to Ms Henderson, Of Jersel City
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NEW-YOEE
RESOLUTIONS UroN IMPEACHMENT.

RESOLUTIONS UpON NiTNIACUfiENT.
To ne Editor Of Tho J. T:luus
SIR At Especial meeting Of the German Veteran
Association of THE city held at No % Thrdayc o. jan
Q. 1867, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted, ovt:
~ tie Geraaa Veteran Association
e.r sUr a5se tie manly ana patriot sen. taken
Ay Of Ohio regard tie Impeachment Of President AHleW
Johnson.
Ee,ed all Republicans Ncuhe Of Congress %
firm h tLe involved tie the Ho James
As.ty % OHIO
W. KrzTzANowsKI, President.
PETER HEssE, Corresponding Secretary.
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nea MISSOURI

TIiE SENATORIAL CONTEsT-THE LEGISLATURE.
rrLEGKirH THE TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS Jan. 10-Drake's nomination in eau
Gus by a votes nsures his election He favOrs negro
suffrage.
the test OATH referring To teachers and preachers by
large majority, and passed n resolution looking TO
the impeachment of several Conservative Judges
who restored Rebels 10 citizenship.
Judge Kgekel has issued habeas cQUpus ngUiging
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GEOIGIA.

CoURTrsT.s TO FERNANDO WOOD AT SAVANNAH.
NJ rEIE0HAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Ihe following special dis
patch has just been received at the Tribune bureau
here: A.,
SAVANNAH Ga, Jan. 10.-FeTando Wood arrived
YESTERDAY. Al the prominent citizens, including mo
Mayor called upon him at his ROOMS to-day 10
NIGHT the citizens give him complimentary supper,
whom be will dnubtess mako q spoeeh.
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THE sTATE LEGISLATIVE.
4nE ALE l4LNlSLAi UNI
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan 10. 1857.
~ TELEGRAPH 10 TRIBUNE


~ rELsGEArH TO THE TRlrrNg
Bills NOTICED.
Pv M. LENT-An act in regard TO sl2Ughtcring
animals. The act makes 10 a mlsdomcanOr u slaughter
animals intended for human food ia any other Than the
most expeditions and mcIcfl manner known 70 ,ceucc
or art Also OF au act 10 prevent the OycrCTONdus Of
Cmu'huses. stages hCTscCars Tui, bill provides tht
omnibus stage drawn by two horses shall carry
horses shel carry more than passengers, and where
there an elevation Of than foot TO - on ANY
road an additional horse shall be attached 10 the car
BY Air. FOLGERTo make more stringent the act for
the prevention OF cruelty 20 animals
~ Mr. LENT-FOr au underground railroad TO rur Tin
LeILruUud nom Bowling Green 20 Fourtc.rjh-st. ulCr
UricsQu9TC thence by any route TO any poin on the
Hudson RiN on OF Harlem Railroads.
Adjourned.
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CALEDONIA.
TTTF CONVERSATIONAL ELECTION.

TTTF CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
q TrIrGI TTIHrsR 81,
SAN FRANCISCO, JaU. 10.-1he Governor OF me
State has been teegraphed to from Washington by
our delegation there in regard 10 special election
for Congressman asking him what the people desire
lie replied, "in my opinion large majority OF the
siona election which reply viii probably determine
the California delegation at Washington, not 70 ASK
for bill authorizing the Governor TO call such
fpeciai election
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Crpfai ard Credit.

The MFacASlLE AGENCY Of r. g. DUS Co have ready
fr delivery Of tn REFERENCE Book ior January
1901 ri the largest most complete and reliable work Of the
character published Is TIE Oa7 Book that gives Estimates Of
Capital Addition Indications Of Credit o. nearly ever business
&c. tie Union and thus invaluable aid to all dispensers Of credit
Sqen may be AM ters made known a. The Office SoA
and POS Ir.slva~ IL A. vertiseusrt.
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TFTHIHfFH - I-TTTHN
81 LorIs. Jan iO-Thc arson investigation M So.
Joseph upclr~ leading prupI.tort o tlr Store burned
lu Grputliiu t' insurance. being 5000 more imam The
aruri. sod value of che stock
OrIers wcr. issued today for he arrest ~ v ID. lowe
% charge ~ OhtaulU" money Oh revoked trftrr Of
credit from tho firm of Duncan. sherman & Co. TIE
weafucris vcr cod ic s pp,irg Ia the river sus
utIdlug northern nav cation entirely.
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For 90 1or rlaoTs Dave be.l nc 'l4s We n 'I ' ~
pended
10 state simply bu e-ph.tcaTv 0,nere sno J5uudra eh0rrr
ftDovts ~ TIE friends "
kho l1rrncly smpaihled with sE3DJst
j. has been Question vth whether % 10 MAKE ms
public denial has ppeare print end even been
crchoc from lHro.e perhaps IS that st0 d DO
ycrgnr century tie establishment q orr
house or Ic-e NJ roper has been doHocl, AI ve nay
- m M coru1 tl Of the fltEe feel certain that
such cont. seacy Is scarce y possible
BALL BLACK Co. Jewellers
nos and ~ Broad
EegYork January 8 1867. lAdveri'ensnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-11
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THE covERNoR's CALL TOR TROOPS.

THE GovFRNoR's CALL TOR TROOPS.
~ rEIsoElPH = TRIBUNE
GALVESTON, Jan. IO-Floke's bulletin says. the fol-
lowing is al we can learn relative to the call for Gov
Thocl,moIton on the military for troops Here fol-
low papers: the first petition from the citizens Of
Caldwell county praying for protection; the second
o letter In Gov. Throckmorton detailing outrages
and the third, the following:
AUSTIN, Dec. :. 1870.
GEN STrRcrs: am Informed of outrage, pcIpctrted ~
Prairie Lea Caldwell County, upon freedmen ana oihclH
w0uG be glad % have you senc part ~ company OF
cavslry say 20 men, under iud lus aud discreet Off
GER bc retained there for time for tlrir ppcc
ton should be glad 20 consult 18th y0u bpor they CO.
and 90 have thOn sent within The prescott week Very
respectfully, s. ". IICCkh0kIoN.