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MESSAGE Of THt suvtaNoa uF ntwrouxulAHo.


The Governor, in his message delivered at the opening
OF the Assembly to-day coneratuates the country
the successful laying of the Atlantic cable which must
promote the diffusion OF knowledge. He expresses .
hope that the cable arn will BE- speedily reduced when
great dement's will be secured 20 n, wfoundiAnd which
country he regards enjoying enviable position He
regrets that pauperism Is prevsent fact which s
attributable 70 the failure Of the fisheries He
meHds that the most strenuous efforts be made for the
suppression OF pauperism He announces that negoti
atoms will be reopened with the French government In
relation TO "our rights OF granting mineral and other
lands the French shore,r hitherto declined by the
Colonial Minister He depIores the failure ~ the potato
crop aud urges the necessity OF planting crops not liable
tof fail
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. /, 1857
The of the State Of Georgia John T. Hayes
editor and proprietor Of the Savannah Ryacan, in-
dicted for hbeling SoonQn Cohen Congressman eiect
by charging that hc dsfauter postmaster u the
United States government, decided to-day BY
dict Of guilty The excited gfeat prbls interest
from the political involved, the prominence the
parties aud the republican tendencies OF the The
verdict considered adversely affecting the ghts OF
Al, Northern or Union In this community
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BeoLuTE DIVORCES JEGALLy OBTAINED. IN
~ New York esd other states without publicity ui
divorce granted. ConsuItaflons free.
N. HowEs, Attorney. Ac., 70 Nassau street
(,ArkeRH-PAIr AND NOISES IN THE head
~ Nortcns remedy for Catarrh and mode OF treat
menf bresks up sbs terrible disease at s fountain head.
remove q ogce pain n she empes oppsge Of he bead
onensiye dschapee tainted breath sore throat ana esn
ps'npt,st ~ oFkRJT EUnF6p aspes ii Ans street
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nOlAs AIsocsras.

IT LorH, Fto /, 1861
Late Omaha papers mention the murder by Indians OF
uumbcr of settlers the baNreOce Rauthe, about fy
miles north west of Julesburg
The Montana Gazssts of the 6th uk reports that Mr.
Rsssie his wife and hdrcn and Joseph Mcknight,
settler at Camp Cook and an Indian guide
ai,aeked BY Indiana NJ Eagle Creek. The latter
KILLED and Mr. Hassei was severely wounded. Mrs Ras-
sel who 10 sqoaw, and her two children we're taken
prisoners; and . wagon four mules and saddle horse
we're carried oT by lhs Indiana Mcknight aud Rafssi
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LANCE SEIzru WESTERN wHIsKgr At HusrRRs
PorSI, l.. LA large quantity OF Western whskey
yesterday seized Hunters Point by Collector carmap
OF the First district suspicion that the government
tax had not been paid - Two lots Of nve hundred
and one hundred barrels respectively found the
warehouse OF the Warren Chemical and Manufacturing
Company. The former branded &C. n worthing
On Government Inspector Third District illinois, and
tho latter High Wines, C. n N Schumacher Frpt Dis
trct Illinois Another Iet of one hundred barrels was
found st the warehouse Of the New York OH Company
The Information upon which The above whiskey was
seized wss lodged by Deputy Collector Daley and La
spector Uochen, OF the Second district. The United
States District Attorney or the Eastern District has
ofBonily Informed Of the snfrurr
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KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

ToryxA, Kansas Feb L. 1867
The senate 10 day passed concurren, with
0oy four dssenting votes desrng that the sle rebel
Etafss without any legal government aad that n ~
dnfy OF Congress 20 provide them with teryto.
forms sf eovernmsni An smendmen that upon the
sancsfion BY the requisite number OF Slater OF The
1onssitntonsl arnepdment loyal Representatives.. sLsud
~ admitted 10 Congress was defeated
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QUEENS COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

FIRE NEAR JAnAIcA-A few minutes after nine p NJ,
on Thursday evening, nre broke out in the outbud-
nes adjoining the residence Of Mr.. Newman, residing
about onehaf mile Of the village Of Jamaica the
alarm given and the hre department Of the village
was promptly the spot hut until n was too late
buildings they being Of wood and very in
nammabe Mr. NewmAns loss N estimated 10 be about
$500 The work was supposed 10 be that OF m in
cendiary
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l. 1861.
The Law authorizing the municipal election In this
city on mex, Wednesday reconsdered by the Stale
Senate today.
The House adjourned this afternoon 10 meet 10 NOR.
row instead OF sdjourning as usual 10 week,
and 10 generally understood for the purpose OF
curing in the action Of the II So there will he
election. Considerable excitement prevails here in
political circles In consequence
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NEWS FROM cvBA.

Remored Approach Of rhe Chilean Fleet
AnaiI PoS AbatiDG.
Nrw ORLEANS. Feb I, 1857.
lAer Adyees from Havana that the reported np
proech OF the Peruvian and Chilean Gee caused serious
apprehension there.
The smslpor RAPIDLY ahsiinr
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Stws From TIVE Pacific.


San TRAscfsco gsn l. lsts
ins< advices from Japan that owing W inisrpsl
grlances In The country rice has risen in value 70
oxtcpt The seFfous alarm
bs,enl dots we're reported 10 have taben place.
!, rLe Parse sas {w 1of kens today, ana iase'
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m NIarkel.
4 NJ u S e M e NJ T S
The Broadway Theatre.

The broadway Theatre.
Irs Worre sisters Sophie, Irene aud Jennie, are play
iAs splendid engagement this theatre both in
sSsistc and pecuniary sense. Last evening was ap-
pointed fer the benefit Of Mss Jennie who received the
somphments Of house filled and showers OF bou-
svsts. The bin Of the evening was made up OF two
borssques, Aladdin and Cinderella, which ware re-
aarkably wen gotten up and finely performed by the
asen and the stock company supporting them In the
1Sst named piece Miss Jennie seen TO peculiar ad
vantage in the title y5e, which admirably fitted
show on 70 the best advantage the youthful viyacty
and artistic OF the fair besGciaiSe Miss
Irene ~ the princess and MISS sophie, the vziers
ron, sustained their parts excelcntiy WELL and contrib
utsd much 70 the enjoyment OF the performance by their
ne singing and their careful execution OF the details OF
by play Mrs. GILBERT. the idow Twankey Aaddin's
mother gave very fine bit OF buresque acting.
proof that she Is artists OF the first order Her
make upn Was very funny and her comic dance ve-
Ssvsd encore Mr. r. /. Donnelly also distinguished
Anself in both pieces by his fine acting Aladdin will
~ per oSmed al the matinee this afternoon,
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


nf senate.
AaAss. Pen I. lss..
III rnoxAs HrHSr, introduced pssisn V prevent
As use Of steam 10 Toenh avenue.
nIis RKrosSsD yAvoRAnS.
Authorizing the Grand street ana Newsown Railroad,
Brooklyn 70 charge additional fare 70 regulate The car
ryine Of nnanmsble substances on railroads. relative TO
,hs election o. the directors Of the Rochester and Cen
sssee Valley Railroad by the Common Council: amend
ng al act Tor the prevention Of the rinderpest
MIs INTRODUCED
Authorizing the Tnvsllers' Insurance Company Of Con-
amend the charter Of the National Traveers Insurance
Company, authorizing the company 70 effect life insur
ance.
Authorzingsthe Clerk Of Kings county charge Ger
tain additional fees changing the Of the New York
his associates lay teegraphc cables from the shores Of
New York to France; amending the Niagara Frontier
hills ADVANCED TO A THIRD RxApns.
Amending the charter of the Greenwood Cemetery Ae-
socation by providing that an election Tor managers
lea third OF the stockholders shall be represent
cd in before change shall take place. amending the
charter Of the village Of Rome providing for refund
ing various banks and insurance companies in New
York OF 1891 and 1852 which were illegally col
lected-
Mr. ssssioss moved an amendment that the awards
appointed by the Supreme Court OF the First district
sad commissioners be appointed after ten days notice
has been given by the Corporation Counsel
Mr. LINT moved to include the alleged Illegal taxes OF
1859 and ls6O subsequently withdrew the motion.
After debate progress WAS yeported
Relative 70 the payment Of clerks in Kings County
Clsk ONCE relative 70 the election o. Directors Of tho
Rochester and aeuesee Valley Railroad by the Rochester
Common Council Adjourned
Asscmbly.
ALBANY, Feb. l, 1867.
The resolutions relative 70 qusran
tine were announced The rulss we're suspended and
the resolutions adopted.
M OAKry introduced bill 70 amend an act relative
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DipIoDatic Relations with Aussria.
FL0RxEck, Feb I, 1857
JSsn, Bsnoi has been sppontso naiisn Ambassador
70 the Court OF Vienna
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON, Feb. Moon.
Consos have advanced eighth per cent to-day and
quoted a. 90 1915 for money.
United States nvetwcntiee have declined Lie per
osnt and are quoted NJ ~ 1l-16
The Liverposi Cotton Market.
LIvERPooL, Feb Moon.
The cotton market has undergone change. The
yPoke Circular reports the sales Of the week 69 600
hAlee Tho sales Of day estimated COO baes
aDddiRa nplADds lskd per pound
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MISSOURI STATE BONDS.

sr Ioun, Teh !, 1897
several proportions are before the Ieglslature TO
ynwtds the eary resumption OF payments The MI.
esprI state bonds
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DsRGArss WATER FALfs A3, SINGLE CURIs
ID ~ three rnfs y! Grec.sn cnrIs ~ Evefyhinx
chesr fEtkHAMs Hair Bazaars 25l Grand street
Bowsry, New York, and Fourtn ana south Ninth
stgssss. WDhaEkpars Hah pressirs " cts Got tAH ouk
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. JEALOUSY AND MURDER.

WycHEsTES, KY, Feb L. 1851
W. T. Jacobs shot and killed r. T. Roberts. q young
lawyer in this city Cause, jealousy.
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Hxw OsIvAss reh. 1, 1897
,assnsd 80, M
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E U R Q Pc.
Austrian Troops TO Remain
i'm Mexico.
Diplomatic Relations Between
Italy and Austria.
Ae. &c. &c.


Gassyias Troops 20 Remain In the Republic.
Lospos, Feb. ], 1857
y announced thai the troops in Mexico DO
Ass leave that country with the trench forces
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RpAHpRr1flS FILLS sold by al druggists and A.
The principal osice, ~ sntrrth House. New rufk
observe y. BRANpREfH In white letters on the govern
MOI fsia on set ION
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TIPIIAM's HAIR GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID IA
u the beeskxir srcssing the world; price " csEis
Sold BY pENAs BARNES 4 CO., Para TOW.
wELLe co. 10 FNpsnn street. and Ap drassgtA
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CkIN DISEASE SALT RHEuM PILES, sOHEA, At,
- from whatever rxuse lssunay cured by ~. MY
NEDxs rils and nlutments; Numerous cerhcatrs All
areeted. ns at orlce l93 klm sheei.
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Itaiimn Opera.

sgnor Antonio l. Mora, the welknown orysnss aud
composer has become the lessee the French theatre
and proposes TO give therein two seasons Of Italian
opera commencing Monday evening February IL.
The ipresorso has engaged double troupe OF superior
s,rtes and has been great outlay procuring
elegant and expensive costumes, stage furniture
nc. full and admirably drilled chorus has been
gagged and also orchestra Of excellent performers
who win he led by Signor Mora himself The opening
opera viii be La Tdvsato, IN the rendering
Of which the following eminent ayfisfes will appear:
soprano sisnora tuditta Altier pTms donna assouta
from the grand opera Italy, Russia ami Rio Janeiro
whe will make her debut before New York audience
Mss Adelaide Phillips the favoyite contraIto; Signor
EtQre Iro primo enore asfouto from the grand opsrs
In PARIS Madrid and Milan; Sgnor Fortuna bsritoae
spsH IN this city Signora MeYi. primo barge sssouto
from the grand opera In the principal European capitals
Desee these, the trsprsuare viii hereafter introduce
pubc arfistss OF the 6rst class with whom
gsgements nave ALREADY been made. Each will
comprise twelve nights and four mat.nces
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0ar1 wohsohns seventh Beethoven matsee took place
yesterday afternoon the sselnwsy Matinee Hail. The
sNAsnee the largest have this season st
paano matinee. with tho sole exception Of Robert Cold
bsshS nYss ma,inie The programme comprised the
sonata in sharp mASor, opus %; sonatA in sharp
niass tnoonlighs sonasa), opus ~; No sonaia in
nADQ. epus Io9. Madame Johsnnsen sang Mendsls-
sonn's sriilimgs fied' and two sones by schumann-
very we'll played and the vocal depart
nasAS ably sustained Mr. wolfsohns playing improves
acquaintance, and his rendering Of ths immortal
DeaAiAs entities him 70 high position in his profession
Aas Caroline Richings benefit took place last night
~ the Olympic theatre before the largest audience Of
sAs The programme remarkable for variety
~ least, comprising the Blind Mans Daughter, musi-
oal drama by Bayey the Drudical from Norma and
she second oct Of Martha Mr. Peter Rchings the vete
artist appeared In the FIRST piece and At the fall of the
surain responded 20 enthusiastic call by Agpeech IN
which he reviewed the extraordinary success o! the
ssasen and the undannted efforts of his daughter TO
nAhlish English opera in the metropolis He said that in
shs next season, commencing in March English opera
will be given In unsquaed style al The Olympic The
performance was, In general, very well rendered, and
4os Richings made the recipient OF numerous bou
susts and rounds OF applause.
The Brooklyn Academy or Music well flled last
Sigh npon the occasion OF complimentary concert to
hiw Florence A. Rice the fvorite conralto The benS
Hctasre assisted by Nine Anna Martinez Mrs Rogers
George Simpson and Others James Ernest Perring offer
atne conductor. IL would be invidious speak Of
the merit OF any particular artist each one was
equally we'll received by the audience and greeted with
S1p~aied eneorea The concert very successful.
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Huptress .............. New London. New York.
The total value Of the above domestic craft texcusve
OF csyoes, rs estimated at t4s6, 600 in specie.
Partial losses not included in the statement.
fnx ABSOLUTE Losses
According TO the6 published In the adver
tisng columns Of ths newspapers. the following were
the absolute paid by some Of the principal com
panies during the past year The alarming extent OF
the figures might ven give the excitement and
Apprehension which have suddenly invaded Wall
street -
Atlantic Marine Insurance Company. s. oss, SOS
sun Marine Insurance Company. 1850, &OI
Commercial Marine Insurance Company 35l,7 722
Other companies do DOT give the losses apart from
expenses, and hence statement be made in their
cases The expedient OF endeav0ring TO conceal the
Losses by this combining them with other items In the
Liabilities 10 one which cannot deceive the pubic.
orBKR
The Atlantic Company has declared . dividend OF
twenty per cent payable after the 2d Of April ncxt II
the rumors which prevalent may be believed,
even this magnificent dividend in such q threatened
crisis s the result or an encroachmen TO the extent OF
ten per cent upon the capital OF the institution.
The washington Insurance company, which. on
account OF the parrcuarty of ns inspectors In tnkng
risks, was looked upon Old ogy concern BY insur
brokers' has westhered the storm, aud says
bss safe and sure, but Insignificant surplus OF some
ten Thousand doars - the result Of the years trAns
uons
ctrsrs rHr iossrs
The Influences which have been &C work undermining
these institutions are of several seurcee bat mese
prominently among them. of course. is the eeStes Of
marine Ioes OF the years 1885 and 1soo Tue reader
who has perused the marine columns Of the HRnAIp Tor
those years cspDot have failed the numbers OF
disasters daily recorded therein with vcsssi thus
stranded, injured, abandoned sunk the insurabce
companies have Suffered tho being on car
Ecee ~ well 90 hufs and "A The number Of total Losses
has been very great the injury inflicted upon the insu-
Although msnansssmss, caanos be fully charged in
all instances there yea evidence enough for the STATE
iosr, ihss doe 0scrsfer has moi ssep spsloyso - ?"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-05

AFFECTING INoIDENT.-John Law
renee and wife returned from their
European visit, Wednesday. II will
be remembered .hat their little son,
Porter, was drowned in the Hudson
about SIX weeks ago. Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. received no intelligence of their
bereavement during their absence,
and until after their arrival were kept
in utter ignorance of it. Judge Por-
tor, of this city, had gone TO New
York TO meet them, but unfortunately y
failed to find them. They took the
horse cars of the Lansingburgh road
for Waterford, and while making the
trip met a former neighbor to whom
Mr.. LIS first interrogatory was, "How
are the children Z" The neighbor
returned an evasive reply, which Mr.
l.. Immediately construed to purport
in, but asked no further questions.
The neighbor afterwards found an
opportunity to speak to Mr.. l.. alone,
when he conveyed the painful intelli-
gence. but no disclosure was made to
the bereavsd mother until she arrived
at the residence OF Mr.. Scott, where
six months before she had hidden fare.
well TO her children in the bloom OF
life and health. IL is said that young
Porter was greatly distressed at part
ing with his mother when she left for
Europe, under the apprehension that
she would be drowned while crossing
the sea Albany Argus.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-05
EtflvrufiouuI.

1t is perhaps not generally known
that the Legislature at its last session
legalized- Teachers Institutes, and
appropriated sl3, 900 for their support
The amount due each county is 5000
to be expended for the improvement
of the qualifications of teachers by
means of the agency of the Teachers
Institutes.
This large expenditure of money
involves great responsibilities upon
teachers and school officers, Our
people will not long spend money for
thing of doubtful utility. The In.
stitutes must be 80 managed as "a
justify the action of the Legislature
who so generously cared for the inter.
ests of teachers.
Some things might perhaps be sug
gested that would add 10 the interests
of this noble enterprise.
The time for holding the Institutes
should be some six or eight weeks
after the opening of the schools; il
is then that teachers feel more inter.
ested. 1t is true different counties
will be governed by different circum.
stances nearly all, however, can com.
ply with the above rule. In so doing
the attendance would be much larger,
and having several months drilling in
the shape or school room cultivation,
the progress of each member of the
Institute would be more rapid. As
to the place for holding the Institute
each Superintendent will we doubt
not see the propriety of selecting O
central point in the county, a point
easy Of access, one having every facil
ity possible for the convenience anC
furtherance of the enterprise.
This being settled, the Supcrintcnd
ont who has the appointing of the
time and place of holding the meet
ing, should attend TO this at the EARL
est period possible, arrange the pro
gramme, and use his influence L
induce editors 10 publish through The
various journals Of the county.-Ty
rome Herald.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-09-05
THE REPUBLICAN,.
CURwENsvILLE, PENN'A,
Normal School, Aug. 81. 1867.

Normal School, Aug. 81, 1867.
TO the Directors of ClearSld county:
DEAR SIRs According to resolu-
tion passed by the Directors, at the
Directors Association, he'd in Clear
field, on the 10Th day of January last,
two Directors from each district, of
the county, will meet in Clnrfeld, on
Friday, the 14th day Of September,
1867, TO recommend UNIFORM series
of textbooks Throughout. the county.
Want of uniformity o. books is one
of the greatest impediments to the
progress of our public schools. Many
of our schools are utter failures in
consequence Of the variety of books
If the law were strictly enforced, a
neglect TO adopt uniform series
would forfeit the State appropriation,
as surely as neglect TO keep the
schools open four months With such
a diversity of books, as We find in
most of the schools of this county,
proper classification is impossible
and three -fourths of the teachers
time is U0rse than wasted. On pages
so and SO of School Law and Decis-
ions of 1866, will be found the law
and decisions upon this important
subject. The law does not contem-
plate the changing Of textbooks every
year. 1t aims at uniformity, and
when this is secured the same books
should be continued, for at least, five
years. 1t is my tumble Judgment
that the aggregate expense would be
less than one-half to the people of the
county, if there were uniform series
adopted. Every new teacher induces
his pupils to get the kind Of books HE
prefers, when he finds no series has
been adopted. This has been the
case year after year. Thus, there is
constant changing OF books; and
yet no uniformity. 1t is not strange,
then, that citizens complain CT this
annual drain upon their purses for
school books. The law requires uni
formity, and nothing can be gained by
putting it off. 1t must como sometime
and the sooner the better for the
schools and the people of the county.
Anxious to improve the schools of
the county, and believing this to be
the next step towards the advance
ment Of the same, l appeal TO the
Directors to fearlessly and promptly
carry this part Of the law, which has
generally SO long been neglected, into
effect Nearly all other counties have
adopted uniformity this summer.
The citizens of this county desire the
Same. The teachers ask for it, and
why should Directors hesitatel
Directors, the people of the county
will hold you responsible, if the schools
do not improve, if you fail to adopt a
uniform series of textbooks.
GEORGE w SNYDER.