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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
RECONSTRUCTION.

leve that last Summer
TmG TRIBUNE and the whole pack Of smaller fry were
barking at our heels because We sud nUt INN ~ Tue ,
sensations Of the south and thought 1t wise ana
the welfare of the whole country To hasten the Work
of reconstruction"
If that is at all like truth, the public will
know it, We make no comment.
The Post proceeds to say that
"When Mr. Beecher wrote during the Summer that the
country must inevitably suffer If reconstruction was de-
ayed, TIE TRIBUNE attacked him in the most brutal
When The Ereniug Post said the amendment was imprac
tcabe The TRIBUNE answered that 1t was the only ana
all-sufficient measure"
we donot knowwhat " Mr.. Beechers opinion"
now is; but, if it was expressed by the Cleve-
land Soldiers Convention which he eulogized in
advance, we are not "Quite" of his way of think
ing. And whoever asserts that we "attacked'
him, in a brutal" or any other manner, merely
because he "wrote, during the Summer, that
"the country must inevitably suffer if recon-
"struction was delayed" evinces an amazing
economy of truth.
The Constitutional Amendment proposed by
Congress at its former Session was not Sim
practicable" but it was inadequate, and we
never considered it otherwise 1t failed to
provide the proper and necessary guarantees for
the protection and security of the Freedmen.
Had the Southern States promptly and heartily
accepted it, we should have felt bound not to
oppose their readmissiOn to Congress there
upon; but they have rejected it, and we wear
no willow.
The Post asks touching THE TRIBUNE:
"Why did yesterday leave entirely ont OF the question
Of reconstruction the Blacks and speak rs though the
Whites to have political power III tho south
Does II mean to abandon the BlacksP
The Post knows well that we do not mean
"to abandon the Blacks'-knows that our pill
lars of Reconstruction are, as they have been,
Universal Amnesty-Impartial Suffrage. We
do not see how there can be n really enduring
Reconstruction on any other basis than that OF
All Rights for All. We do not restate this in
cessantly since our readers already know it by
heart. We shall at all times be ready and
eager to close the controversy on these terms,
though we do not say that we may not ac-
quiesce in something less. Had President John
son favored Reconstruction on our basis, we
should have sustained him at whatever cost
But the public understand the whole matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

Y,>cs Co,,~rv CIpcUIr Court CALENDAR.-Ths
fiIown0 The Calendar the Kings County Circuit for
today Feb a ls6-CasesNos l04, 49, l29, Is, ~, w. w.
l29, Il0, 1877.
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KELLY { Icons MINSTREIS
THIS EVENING - ClNDER-LEON - MADAGASCAR BALLET
IROUPB
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Co1dArE's HONEY TOILET SOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP such universal demand made for
The Insterts, y FRAGSTLT SCENTED, aud eIteme
It's action upon The skn For sale By all Druggists
fcrg GO 0is Dealers.
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BOWERY THRATER - -
Turs pvENuNC- WfIIiAM TELD 60 DOMINIQUE, TIKI DIX
kEaTkeHjACK SHEPPARD. W H. Whaey, Miss Fanny Her
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OLYMPIC THEATER , ,,oc-o, ~,
1UfS APTFRNOON-ENGlISH OPERATIVE DOCTOR OF
ALCANrARA THIS EvENING-THB BOHEMIAN "lkL heh
iBgs Opera Company
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DODWORTH HALL
THIS EYESINC--M. HARTZ, TIKI lLLUSlONISE
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IRVING HALL =. -. -,
THIS YRNING-COMPLIMRNTARY CONCERT TO MR. WL
D. lllLt4 Miss Beebe, Miss sterling Sgnor Strni Mr. WehL
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STEINWAY HALL
THIS AFrBRSO0N-PAREPA MATINEE. MI Mills, MT Rosa
Hr Colby - e.u.,.r s,.>.r, ~
TOMORROW EvENING-TwENTYTH THIRD GRAND SUNDAY
CONCERT-Mme Paepa, Mr. Rosa Dir Mills, Theodore Thomas
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BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
nav Avn EvFNING-UNCLE TOMS CABIN. Mrs O. @ HOe ~
,r,yO IItEDIFD THOUSAND CURIOSITIES-YAN AMBCkOh
.NOILECFION OF WILD ANIMALS.
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CLINTON HALL. .....
TUtS I,gyING-Mr VALENTINE yOUSDEYs ENTERTAIN
MINT
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NEW.YORK CIRCUS
THIS EvENfvG JOCKEY CLUB RACES NewYOTt Circus
Troupe Matinee at p o'clock
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EXHIBITIONS OF PAINTINGS. -
DAY AND FVFNING-Rosa Bonleurs Horse Fair &c at H. W.
DFRBY'S ART ROOMS. No 8t5 Broadway 1000 80 $500. =.
Mr. s. T. AyERY'S COLLECTION AT LEEDSS GALLERY, NO.
on Broadway
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THEATER FRANCAIS. ..,,o,
THIS EyENlNG-FRkNCH OPERA-ORPHBB AUX bNFEhS'
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UNION HALL. ,,. ,,
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING -BUNlAN TABLbAUA
Corner sent,- thir1-st. and Broadway.
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NetuIlDork Daily gribmtre.
30 CnRRESpONDENTH

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1867.
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NIBIOS GARDEN
THIS FvRNING-TE BLACK CROOK-Gresi Parstenne bsue'
Troupe Matinee 81 / o'clock
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NEW-YORK THkAThR - go. 80,
THIS BYBEIEG-BRD or PAIsADloE -NiAND CO"F9 -"
BALLET. Matinee st o'clock
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wINTAnaemente, v,-,-p..,
THIS BvENfNG-ME MERCHANT OF VsvlCh Ar Edwin Bocth'
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1-urs YyENISG-SIADDIN OR THB WONDERFUL SCAMP
CINDRlgLIA The Worren Sisters Matinee at u o'clock
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WALLACK'S THEATkE.
THIS EVENING" OURS" Mr.. Lester Nslsck'
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VIcToRY HAIR RESTORED

WtrHDws iNPUkrY H positively restore the hair
IL. sale b. al druggists and be- Manufacturer,
VAN BrItEy Chemist Sixth
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IIFNV IITTI, I'I0I
TnE TRIBUNE and the whole pack OF smaller fry were
barking AT our heels because did not think the best
~ 10 reconstruct was indulge Ia NAL gnant misrepre
OF South and thought il wise and necessary
for welfare the whole country to hasten the work
of reconstruction"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-02
Lyons Periodical Dropsi r
The Great Female Remedy for
Irregularities.

I HAVE TESTED THESE Drops IN Ny
i OwB practice over ten Year,, and do not he-l.
tate 10 say, that nothing has yet been developed
by medical research, that acts 90 pOwerfnly, po~-
ititeiy, and hana-s>iy. IN ca.es Of female Irreg.
ularity, Ne does this medicine. In - recent
cases il never falls, while thousands VINO have
been long sufferers, are Indebted 20 Il far the
boon Of health to-day.
Although 30 powerful and positive, they are
perfectly harmless and may be used at al tImes.
except whsn specially Forbidden In the diree-
ti0ns.
They have been extensively employed by emf
peut physicians In France and England. "a well
a. in my OWL practice. over tn yean, and have
yet 70 hear OF the hrt Instance Of fafiure. I
could give you testimony Of tleir efficacy from
ladies' all over the northern and western States,
were they not In their nature privzfe. Over
100 BOO bottles have been sold the past year, aud
I hop and trust n many sufferers have been
benefited I Am well aware that . remedy 70
potent 70 remove all distractions. may Be used
Tor . bad purpose, but trust that where ons bot
tie IL thus used, ten may fzll into the hands Of
really needy sufferer
To all who suffer from any itregnlarfty; pain
fnl, difleult, excessive. odensiye 90 obstrueted
MenstrVation, LuoorThea. or the train Of dis
Lyons fRExcH PEEJoDff1L DEoFz. Being q
Haid preparation. their action IL more direct and
positive than any pills OF rSwderA Expiicif d.
r~ectious, bearing my facsimile, accompany each
bottle. yHi II
They may DO obtained Of peariy every drug
gist In The country or By fnelosing the price %
G. @. CLARK 4 CO. New Haven ca, Gsnsr~
DR. JOHN Lyon,
.EnUe5 Przcficfng Phyacisp, i
Pnee 30 pa Bstfis. Ssv Hsyn, c.
tans-dkvfm 81 tt4f
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# II
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TO YHR REGIsTKR.- y
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

Ia "NA.s- I
.aIh0DoN, Feb.1-Itis announced that
the Austrian troops in Mexico dc not
leave that country With: the French
u.9kEfsUl esJGtGsEt6
forces.
FLoRENcE, Feb. Count sRerrau has
beedl,appoiuted Italiau1 ambassador to
the Court of Vienna. yfyq.y
PARIS, Feb. 1.-The Gazette de Tribn'
neaux has an editorial protesting
against the rendition of Lamirand''
the defaulter to the British Govern
ment. ,i.v -.s,1n b.. .
LIvEnPooI, Feb. 1-Noon.-The cot
ton market has undergone no change.
The Brokers' Circular reports sales OF
$4,000 bales; sales to-day estimated at
1000 bales middling uplnnds at l4fd.
ILoNpoN-Noon.-COnsols advanceds
per cent. to-day, and are now quoted ut
90 SIG for money; u. S. 5-2Os declined
l-l6 per cent. and are qnoted at - ll-l6.
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From, ~Cincinnali.

CINCINNATI. Feb. AT a meeting of
the creditors of the Little Miami rail-
road yesterday, the following officers
were elected: W. ii. Clement, Presi-
dent; G. H. kilgour, Vice President; j.
". Gruppy, late superintendent New
York and Erie railroad, Superintendent;
5. E. Wright, Treasurer: ID. e. A. Da-
venport, Auditor: General z. W. Stra-
der, General Ticket Agent; j. n. Kin
ney, General Freight Agent; Messrs.
Clement, Strader and Kinney immedi-
ately resigned their positions. when +.
W. Woodward, late Superintendent,
was elected President, and Colonel o.
Bierne, General Ticket Agent. Mr..
kinney's place has not yet been filled.
The weather continues soft, and the
snow is fast disappearing. The pros
pect is good for an early resumption of
navigation. Thermometer at . y. H.,
81 degrees.
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WcfzcI County. w. Va.

4 RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS OF
~ flee of the Circuit Court for said county
Oh the ifst Monday in January. las1.
William i. Simpson and John +. Wilson, part
nrrs, doing business under the firm name oi
simpson and Wilson, RS. Charles l.. PcmbertOn,
Henry X. Thompson and H.. u. Grim. late part
ners under the firm name Of E. l.. PembcrtOn
& Co, and James +. HoOtOn and George +. Saw.
tell. partners. under the firm name of Sawtcll
& Hooton. In Chancery.
This day came the complainantS by their at
torney, and ii appearing by the return Of the
Sheriff of said county IN the writ issurd in this
cause and from an affidavit therein filed that one
of said defendants Charles T.. Pembcrton. is not
u resident Of this State. il is ordered. on motion
of compliments by their attorney. that he ap
pear here within one month hfter the publicsa-
ton 81 this order and do what n necessary "a
protect his interests in this suit, and that this
order be published once n week for fonr success.
i've weeks in the Wheeling REGISTER. a newspa.
per published in the city nf Wheeling. W. Vs..
and posted az the front door ~ the Court HOuse
in this county for a like period.
The object of this suit IL b. recover from the
defendants the sum of 1894 0I.iOO on n certain
bond made by the said T.. Il, PembertOn & Co.
and endorsed By said Sawtel and Hooton.
FRIEND COX. Clerk W. e. e. e.
GKo. E. HhTD, Attorney for Complainants.
janlG-l a WV
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Wetzel County. w. Va.

A RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS OF
"A nee Of the Circuit ourt for saidcounty. ON
the first Monday in January, 1867.
Z. Halstead caldwell 70. Jeremiah Postle-
chwait. In ChAneery.
This day came the complainant and filed his
Bill, and the defendant not having entered his
appearance and it appearing from an affidavit
filed in this cause that said Jeremiah Jostle-
chvait il not an inhabitant Of this State. IL IL
ordered. on motion Of complainant by his at
torney, that said POsileehwait appear here with
in one month after the pubiiez6on az this order
and do what is necessary 10 protect his interests
in this suit. and that this order be pubIished
once 4 week for four weeks successfully in the
" heetng RhGIsrER . newspaper pahlished in
The city Of Wheeling, Wv and posted At the
front door OF the Court House Of this county for
q like period.
The object Of this suit Is to have = certain
CONTRACT (by which complainant agrred to seIla
certain tract Of land containing one hundred
acres TO said Postleehwait) rescinded- =
7 Testk: FRIEND cox Clerk W. C.. c. c.
GEO. Z. BOYD, Sol for Complainant.
janlGl q viw
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. |.
Flour unchanged; superfne 9 25a9 IS,
and 9 5Oa10 25 for winter. Wheat I'M
changed and dull; No. | winter Goa
, 50. Corn dull; shclled Gla52; ear 55a
81. Oats dull ut 50a5l; the receipts are
quite large, and the market closes heavy.
Rye and barley unchanged. Whisky in
fair demand at 25c in bond. Hogs nom
unchanged; none offering and not
many in the pens; the weather is too
warm for Strengthening; receipts l,2oO
head.
Provisions held firmly but demand
light; sales of 500 bbls city mess pork
inside brand, at 20 90, but this was a
forced sale; holders are generally ask
ing 20 50a21 Oh, which is equal to hold
ing it out of market. Bulk meats dull
at 7!a7a for shoulders, and 94a92 fol-
sides. No demand for bacon except
clear sides, which are wanted at 12s on
the spot. Lard quiet at l2al2t. Butter
2sa29. Cheese 15la16, with a better de,
mand. Sales of 300 bbls beef hams i'll
pickle at 81; they are generally held al
-.
Gold 134t, buying: exchange firm at
par, buying at | LILO premium; the
money market is close.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The President
to-day sent to Congress his re-
plies to the resolution transmit
ting a statement showing the number
and reasons for removals in several
departments.
Noluminous documentson the subject
of Mexico were transmitted to the
House.
The Senate Finance COMMITTEES agree
to report on Tuesday, the bill pending
ON compound interest notes held by
banks.
There is no probability that the tariff
bill rs passed by the Senate, will be
accepted by the House. 1t will event
ually go TO the committee on Confer
ence, in which substantially the bill
will he framed.
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FROM WASHINGTON
The New Plan Of Adjustnieni-se-
WARDS Lener-The Cengressionai
Canmitsees - t,.

Tne new rim
WARDS sLeuer-The Cengressienai
Cemmissees. .
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The Times spe-
cial saws: The Presidents new plan OF
adjustment, based on qualified suffrage
and amnesty; of which / made mention
n few DAYS since, has been further ma
tured and discussed and somewhat mod
flied in its details. The prospects of its
adoption BY the administration is al
most certain. .ft.
The Judiciary committee, i'll the in
vestigation of the Maryland affairs, are
now taking evidence regarding the at
tack ON the colored camp meeting sew
eral months since, when a number OF
freedmen were shot.
The Herald's special says: 1t is re-
ported that the House committee on
, Whisky Frauds have concluded to re-
port the repeal of so much of the law
as relates to distilleries and tax on the
capacity Of their stills.
The Tribune's special says the person
who wrote the letter concerning Mr..
Motley is an agent of Seward, and now
an applicant for the place of Adams.
Marsh and the other Ministers are ex-
pected not to remain silent under the
implied rebuke of Stewards letter.
The Ways and Means committee have
decided to put cheese and butter on
the free list.
!, There is no doubt that the official
conduct of Indian Commissioner Bogy,
will receive severe rebuke from the In
dian committee.
o. The New Orleans Riot committee
have closed their investigation, and are
now at work on the report, which will
not be completed for several days.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Navigation Obsfructed-South Alneri-
rnn Ncyys-Lost Vessel.


NEW YORK, Feb. There is no i'm
mediate prospect of the reopening OF
navigation on Long Island Sound. Ship
peers of eastward freight are seriously
Inconvenience, and the New Haven
railroad has been over-run. Ice is still
floating in the North and East rivers,
which is i great obstruction to steam
ers.
The Herald's Panama correspondent
says: The Panama railroad will prob
ably succeed in buying q renewal Of its
charter, when they will begin al ex-
tension of their road to the Island.
DR.. Hine, United States Consulate mt
San Jose, Costa Rico, died on January
5th.
The Herald's Santiago, Chill, cores
pOndent, writing January 2d, says for
eign mediation between the allied re-
public and Spain had been definitely re-
jscted. A vigorous prosecution of war
had been determined upon. Mediation
on the part of the United States was
looked forward to amicably. 1t was
believed a proposition for an adjust
ment from that quarter would be ac-
eepted.
The Chi1ian Government had recciv-
ed reliable information that Spain was
making every preparation for war, and
would reinforce the naval depot of Rio
Janeiro.
Valparaiso was rapidly becoming inn
pregIable, and the allied fleet was being
made ready for an expedition.
The financial question was becoming
embarrassing.
The MendOsea revolution had aSsum
ed alarming proportions, and the revo-
lutionary army, it was thought, would
succeed. In that case, q general upris-
ing would ~probablytake place, an | the
wal of the triple alliance against Par
aguay would be ingloriously ended.
Nothing has been heard from the
United States steamer Lancaster, which
was reported to be foundered OH Cape
Horn.
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OMMEBcIALAREcORD
New York Market.

Il! New YORK, February /.
COTTON-lc lower; sales $50 bales of
middling uplands at 33l. ,
CFLOgR-More steady for low grades,
dull and declining for better, Qualities;
receipts 1,163 bbls; sales a,10O bbls; SUI
perfine and western 9 10a9 Is; extra
western 10 15a11 IS; choice IL 2oa12 20;
round hoop Ohio 10 90a11 IS for ship
ping brands and IL a0al3 80 for trade
brands; fancy and extra southern IL 3aa
16 90: closed steady. :-U-iLi
WHISKY-NOminal.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged; hold
erS exhibit less dssire to realize. d
RYEAQuiet: salesy2 800 bushels west
ern at lT2iaiia2; cauada west in bond
nominal at l IA.
BARLEY-Unchanged; sales $4,000
bushels Canada West in bond at 94a95;
free at / 16. u,l-rE.gIAn'
CORN-Qniet and Steady receipts
1920 bushels; sales 2l,0OO bushels; mix
ell western in store at l %; af1oat
1 III.
OATS-Siore doing; receipts $500
bushels; sales 80, 900 bushels western
-. rn-Isn
GRoCER1Es-Dull, but steady.
HOPS-Steady mt 30a70.
PETROLEUM-Dnll; crude 19la20; re-
fined in bond 28a30.
PORK = Opened heavy and closed
frmer; sales of 1850 barrels Mt 10 ga
20 Sc for new mess; closing at 20 so for
western; 10 0Oa19 % for old mess; clos
ing at 10 25 for regular, 16 62al7 90 for
prime, and 10 00a20 90 for, prime mess;
also $4,000 barrels new mess at 20 GOA
81 %, sellers and buyers option to
February and March and the next four
months; total stock of old and new,
s6.926: same date last month, 56,l76;
last year, 66,031.
BEEF-Quiet; sales 5000 barrels at
previous prices; total stock of old and
new, 1889 packages; same date last
month 2 3,O46, and last year 3O,O96.
BEEF-HAMS-Firmer; sales of 257
barrels ut 81 50a35 so.
BACON-Quiet; sales of $4,000 pounds
at 11tc for short ribbed, 11lc for short
clear, and 11tc for bellies.
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales Of 400
packages ut 6ta93c for shoulders, lOta
l3c for hams.
DRESSED HOGs-Unsettled; 9ia104c
for western.
LARD-Steady: sales of $50 barrels
at Liable for old; l24al3t for new.
BUTTER-Quiet. N.,s IS. b
CHEESE-Firm, at l5a2Oc.
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ALBANY Cattle Market.

ALBANY, Feb. l.
Owing to uncertainties and delays on
most western railroads, many droves in
tended for this market are days behind
time. The receipts up to last evening
were LOO head. Many cattle brought
here last week could not he shipped in
time for the New York and eastern mar
kets, and some are still here. Nearly 40
loads of last weeks arrivals were ship
ped Wednesday, and about ~ more yes
terday, so these will enter in this weeks
consumption in this Il arket and to that
extent will lessen the demand for this
weeks arrivals: but' still the supply.
will be small, and the fact that prices
Yesterday were !asc per pound live
weight higher than q week ago, indi:
Gates the demand fair. Sheep range
from Gaze. Hogs came in slowly, and
with an almost total absence of prime;
heavy beeves, light receipts; prices adj
yanced to 7laSc per lib. .
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The Cnnden and Amboy Railroad.

New YORK, Feb. lit is rumored
that the Camden and Amboy Railroad
Company have agreed to q consolida-
ton with the New Jersey Railroad and
Transportation Company.
The Herald's New Orleans special
says: 1t is understood that. if the Legis-
lature passes the bill for the new con.
%stitution over the veto of Governor
Wells, he will issue q proclamation de-
claring the Convention of 1864 legal
and reassembling it.
The radicals are organizing the Grand
Army Of the Republic all over the State,
and q conflict between the radicals and
eX-COnfederates is not improbable.
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R..,. IeGers.n s,i,x.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-The Republicans
jefferson City special says: Some of the
State militia now stationed at that town
set fire to q stable in that town on Fri
day night last, plundered a tobacco
store Of a lot of cigars and tobacco, and
carried off u lot Of harness and brides
from a saddler's shop. They also at
tempted to enter a jewelry store, but
were prevented by the proprietor. One
man was arrested for arson, and is now
in Jail waiting IN examination.
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SECnNn nISpATCH

MANSFIELD, Feb. IA large fire &C.
cured here this morning. 1t broke out
about three o'clock, in the bakery of
Joselyn L Palmer. The Weldon House
block was destroyed. Six stores were
burned, and a large number of offices in
the upper stories, including the Odd
Fellows Lodge, and the armory of q
military company. Loss about $1,000 700
The principal sufferers are Hendrick II
CO., dry goods dealers; Jackson. grocer:
Joselyn.& Co., liquor dealer; Rolman,
clothing store: Zillner X Cake, harness
maker; Paisley, Taylor X Miller. saloon
Eeepers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-02
From, san Francisco.

SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. Late advi-
ccs from Japan state that owing to in
ternal disturbances Coventry rice has
risen in value to such an extent rs to
be a source of great anxiety to the Gov
eminent. Serious riots are reported.
The bark Pance, for Hong Kong, to-
day, takes Sls3, 600 in treasure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-02

NSniaaiisn-The :I8peachmenes-
IWAsHNGTeN Feb, 1.-The Precedent
~ hsIhinatedG General FnliertohjlHosE
master ut st. Louis.
The House Judiciary committee is
still taking evidence in relation to the
Maryland affair.
The impeachment investigation
makes no progress. I.L
The Senatef has confirmed hi Heath
Secretary of the Territory of New Mex
leo and Lovett s. Morton, Assessor of
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