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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-02

WE HAVE LEASED THIS HOUSE ANIL
w have enlarged the Ofbce, intrsdaerd stsaB
throughout the house. fpnOyzted aud rs1nodsl~G
the Water Closets. repapefed and fspainied the
Rooms ard furnished them with new ssrpst-
furniture, &c. Wshaye, IN fact, made the bOus.
entirely neS inside.
We have alsoa telegraph oface in the buiIdinf
with wins running 70 al parts Of the UHIrsi
States, Canada and Europe
Our Tables Win nj all seasons BE- abundantIy
supplied with all tho market affords
We haze also attached "a the Hotel An sleg1I
billiard Room, furnishes with Tshies made "a
Pressly fof MS by the cclebksted fnanufzetursr.
hessrs. PHRLAs a coLllnDgn Of Eey Yofk
Our b@Ts sin be supvlisd rith Che bet Of
Wines and liquors. ~
Sefyants attentive aud polite. and every q
tentlSn viii b. paid 70 the essnfort Of On. Cnssi
and PatrDns Of the HOu<s which will h. made q
HONE like A. poasiiie. - =
Stages win be 81 the Dspots on arrival o.
tfsnA, also At the steamers ca their arrival T..
convey gnesta and their baggage % the Hsass.
BULL & sEWRLL.
mAreSSm Psuplfetors
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GRAIN.

WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w Store, Tea Coffee, Chewing and smoking
Tobacco, Nails. Buckets, Tubs Wash laari,s,
BIooms. Concentrated I've, Essence Coffee, 81
Carb Soda, German Irish, Bleach and Family
soap Candles Lead. Shot Gun Caps Powder,
BED Cords, Glass Grain Bags, Wrapping T"ine'
Wrapping Paper, Lake White Eish and herr1pg'
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Beans Sra SIls
salt Vinegar, Western Reserve and Cream
Cheese. and Wheeling manufactured articles
generally. PRYOR, HANDLAS co.
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LEAD PENCILS
EQTAL IN GUILTY. TO THE BEsT BRGNDa-
The Company has taken great pains, and In
vested large capital In fitting up their hscsa
~, and row AK the AMERICAN PUBLIC 10
give their pencils q fair tTsal. rsf=
ALL sT1IEs AID Cradle AXE MANUFACTURED.
Great cara has been bestowed 20 the usznufac-
turing Of superior HFxAGoS DRAWING FFxcIIs
specially prepared for the use Of Engineers
Architects, Artists, &e-,
a complete assortment constantly on hand e
offered At lair terms 70 the trade It their whole
sale saltsroOm,
No &c JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.
The pencils xze tobe had at an PRINCIPAL Sta.
tiOnsu aud Notion deaien-
ASK BOZ ASIEEIcAS LEAD PExcit
Isb6sa
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MILWAUKEE, July I.
Flour firm; city and extra wheat
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IyaIus your Buchu for its effect on patients.
I have cured with It, and seen cured with II,
more diseases of the bladder and kidneys than
have ever seen cured with any other Buchu, or
any other proprietary compound OF whatever
name. Respectfully yours, &c,
GEO. II. KEYSER, VI. D.,
$40 Wood ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
August II, 1865.
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from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin ID
June ~ 1864.
We are gratified to hear of the continued sue
cess In New York of our t0wnsman, Mr.. II. T.
Helnbold, Druggist His store, next the Me
tropolitan Hotel, Is % feet front, 30 feet deep,
and five stories in height 1t Il certainly a
erand establishment, and speaks favorably of
the merit of his articles. lie retains his office
and laboratory in this city, which arr al'o model
establishments Of their class
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GOyERNMENT FINANCES.

TELEGRAPH TO TlIK TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON Jan. 12.-Practional currency to the
amount of sl,Ias printed at the Treasury Depart
ment last week. The shipments made by the treasurer
during the week were NJ follows Assistant AZ
New York 100000; United states Deposlty ai Snelu
natl Ohio 100000 National Banks ana dalvuu r
throughout the country sGOS00 ~ total NoO9o 70 me
ann OF thi, currency Cancelled and destroyed p tne
etiemptfon Division during the same period was
The securities held by Treasurer spinner In TRUST Tor
National Banks on saturday last stood as IoHows AS Sc
crity or circulating notes. $40 OSl5O as security Tor
nnIiIc depcsits sS9 OOS $50 total, sS1s,26s,l0O
Ta reedpts from customs at the ports named, during
tho oteryaf glyen were follows NewYOrk from Jan
10 Ian n6out 81 3Ss 600; philadelphia, from JAN to
Ion ss 2Si al; Boston, from Jan to Jan. O. T3 56 81
R,Itmore frou Jan. 10 Jan 5, ss38 30; NewOrleans,
from Dee "a Dec. 81 S9,76' 46; San Francisco from
bee a 10 Dec. Ia, $40 l35 %.
Tie disbursements OF the Government on account OF
The several named Departments during the week ending
the l2th Inst. follows War Department S. OBI
Navy Department. s34i03J Interior Department, s5s,
$40 total, S,i2ByiA2 .....t ~. ....
National Bank currency TO TO the amount OF $50 was
Issued by the Acting Controller OF the CureHCy last
week. making tho total SO fur ISSUED $780, 5e0l
From this should DO deducted S2l $50, b:ns the amount
of national currency redeemed and &osoycd, including
out notes. thus leaving the t0ta actual circulation
OF the National Banks the eounty at this date
S29s,6 ,VS9 -. ~.
The receipts from Iarirna Revenue the 18th inst
amounted 10 t32540d a. Tho receipts from this source
since tho LIST inst foot up a. and tho total reeep
since June 80 1900 the comnonccneD of the present JAZZ
cal year, are slf5,iU,IH ~
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the State OF the Union Mr. Lawrence Of Pennsylvania IN
the chair and resumed the consideration OF the Legs
The discisson of yesterday in reference to the Agcu
tural Department was resumed. ,.-
Mr. DEsLANO rep, Ohio denounced the Commissioner
as unfit for the position. As illustration OF the Com
mssioners intelligence he said that gentleman was re-
Gently I'm conversation with him the origin and native
mace of the Irish potato The Commissioner assuming
The gravity which the occasion demanded SAM that was
n subject on which he had bestowed good deal OF at
ten9n that he had not come any final conclusion, but
that his best opinion that the Irish potato originated
I'm PENNSYLVANIA. (Iaughter.] .
Mr.. THAYER Rep Pa asked Mr.. DelanO whether he
e Mr. TEVE Ems defended Mr. Newton aud spoke of his
character as belfg beyond rcprOach He did not care
whether the Irish potato originated in Pennsy ya OF
ton to tell him where it did originate. He Thought u
originated in the West Indies, but others thought ons
The amendments to reduce e appropriation Of 500 600
for the purchase Of seeds failed Without completing the
bill, the Committee rose.
Mr. HILL rep. Ind) introduced bill extending the
provisions of the Bounty laws to to the soldiers mourning
death disability while absent Oh furlop%h by leave o
u cir Sont fat h solder Referred TO the Committee
PETITIONS FOR INCREASED TARIFF on WOOL.
Mr.. WARD Qep. n. " introduced numerous petitions
from citizens of steuben County, New-York III Iavor OF
Increasing the tariff wool which were referred 10 ihe
Committee on Ways and Means
LAND PATENTS.
Mr.. CLARK, Rep, Ohio introduced q bll 10 declare
the effect of certain patents for lands Referred to Tho
Committee OF Public Lands.
Mr.. UPsON, rep, Nneh) on leave introduced nlll
authorizing the payment of the reward offered Dy te
bnys Reeea to the Committee on Appropriations
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD, an
Mr.. CLARK, ORep Kansas on leave, introduced Dl
70 secure the speedy construction OF the Union Pacc
TO the Government the OF the same Tor postal
military and other purposes Referred to the committee
on the Pacific Railroad ,,..s.r
Mr. HOOPER REP as ron The t9e oSsc tc @ S
the relief Of James " Bishop Of Quincy III. Passed.
The House adjourned at STOP M
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

TmF rrN.noUR MovEMEST-TnE LIQUOR L,w-yMilN-
DIGHAM
Br TgtyGRArn THE TRIBUNE
BosroS, JAM IA large and enthusiastic meeting
of the friends Of the tenhour labor system in the fac
tories assembled at Huntington HAL, Lowell Mass last
evening Previous the opening Of the mass meeting
procession Of the operators OF several FACTORY corpora
lions paraded the streets, headed by band OF music
The meeting at o'clock called TO order by his Honor
Mayor Richardson, who chosen President The foi-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted!
Rsd That ,he operators OF Lowell having tried every eaos
able legitimate % 10 hours IS the stan
daily labor and failed sha not sbas our rear LOT e
efforts M ~ houn consulate the length Of d "oA ~ All
ourL Lowell factories ,,,-,p D..
Rd That petition presented the Senate and House 81 Rep
rertatves Of Massachusetts praying hA 70
enact law defining 10 the legal team Of DAILY labor III all ncor
pra that shall be protected BY adequate psns ane
ioidbuiVe provisions
Leading business men of this city petitionng the
erIsntre I'm favor Of liquor license law, believing that
n prohibory system is used for political ends, and IL not
cficcting the moral reform that was looked for.
A coored man, claiming TO he from wYork, has been
creating great excitement In Draout near Lowell by
entering aud robbg houses and offering personal insult
TO the inmates especially 70 the female portion or them
c. /. Vaandg CHAM IA announced 20 deliver n lecture
LIQUOR AND FARO DEALERS IN TROUBLE.
Bosr0N Jan. l3.--The State constables have shown
unwonted activity since the Legislature assembled They
seized another 81 600 worth of liquor on Saturday and
made another descent on faro bank.
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NIC4RAG IA.

THE CHOLERA AMONG THE DETAINED PAssENGERs-
THE DISEASE UNDER CONTROL.
In regard to the disease which broke ont on the
Isthuus, the General Agent Of the Central American
Transit Company at the Istmus, under date Of Dec 81
writes as follows:
at was first developed IN two the 10th OF De
cember the day following the departure Of the river
steamers from San Juan del N0rte IL appeared suddenly,
and was very violent for the time IT lasted Nothing
OF the kind had previously shown itself on
the Transit Route, and Dr. McWlter, surgeon,
who accompanied the troops, pronounced the
cholera. TWenty-six soldiers and one officer CMDor
(Iamblc fen victims OF the disease, also two civilians,
passengers, and four employees Of the COmpanys river
boats up the date Of the last accounts nom them on
the Goth ult period Of IL days. No new cases lad
occurred within the last As hours The troops were In
quarters Virgin Bay Lake Nicaragua, the eastern ter
minus OF the land route between the Lake and the Paonc
Ocean The fine climate and good water at Virgin Bay
had had beneficial effect the health OF the passengers
and troops There have been no deaths among the women
and children. The whole number OF passengers Tor Cali
forna SOL including the troops The number for
New-YoIk 29s, making together total OF 1888 pas,
sengers who at the time on the Isthnus ana
eQIqnppie4tea there with ono another.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

NISfFtI ANGUS SUPERINTENDENT HEAT IN T0R'rH.
MI rKIpGRAPH
san Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE subscription for the
relief Of the sufferers by the nundation I'm France
amounts 20 $4,000 and that forwarded 10 Paris
In consequence OF Geographic that cholera pre-
vailed among the passengers from NewYork per stesmes
America now due, the quarantine officers are taking
steps TO secure rigid examination Of the passengers A.
irving from san Juan del sud and Panama.
The Bank of California declared its usual annual dlv
dend of per cent for December, aggregatng F0e1
Three local insurance companies have also declared uls
bends, which - noted rs an lhdlsatto oi M
in money. Eight hundred and eighty three tn9usana
dollars in dividends have been paid To the
six OF the leading mining companies during the past
three months, and present Indications give every sssnr
The scarcity Of nnage restricts the export trade TIA
pressing want being FOR suitable vessels LOT t,ans
gagged 10 load wheat their destinations being as toliows
liverpool ten Cork, five; Ncw-forR, three; Pmiade
pha, one Hong Kong, one. The bark Callahan with
sacks Of wheat and the bark sanga with 1900 sacks
Of wheat cleared to-day for Liverpool The bark Flors
arriving are Immediately taken to load flour and grain.
The bark R9dSh1aan nom LrSLPSp anu 's sp " o
coffee to-day at 22hc. Coal OIL G2.e. '..l
A MEXICAN H-CoSlMERCIL-sPEcE FROM
OREGON.
SAN Francisco, JAN l2-AntoniO Marcillas, las
editor OF Mexican Liberal paper here, goes TO Aeeo ~
steamer TO solicit from Juarez certain pontica
sons parties In san Francisco lie retains grant Oh
land Tor Durango to form American settlement.
The ship Western Empire, from New-1 YORK, !eporss
board on Nov 10 James Savers OF the same country,
died at sea Jan o. The schooner Arago arrscd nSn
Goose Bay yesterday with the captain and crew OF thS
schooner Leauder, wrecked Dec. 10.
In the United states District Court test case made
I'm tho trial of Larey Deputy Assessor, who reffd
70 make returns Assessor Bigier OF Sacramento The
Indictment was found o be defective and quashed but
the District Attorney declared his purpose 10 frame In
dictent that would hold and prosecute every deputy
who had failed 10 make returns 10 the proper Officers
Five local insurance companies paid dividends last
quarter 10 the amount Of sl5GO0O capital OF sooI
The Prussan bark Caudaco, with 1900 sacks OF
wheat cleared for Cork to-day Mining stocks-say age,
$3.50; Crown Point, $40; yellow Jacket 1880 Empire
Min, $780, Imperial, sl4s Belcler, $3.50. Legal tenders
selling at 74t Wheat market inactive for want 0f tn'
nage choice Wheat Flour quotable at 81 sas 100 nj
Flour Extra, s6 6OGG 62 superfine, 70 oG Oregon Ea
Flour, o. 1884 g..
The steamer Pacific with $4,000 in treasure arrsee
from Portland Oregon, last night The Herald says Yat
the gross amount " shipped from Pori'd cor
ing the year S5,4S3000.
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CANADA.

THE CABINET TO MEET IN MoSTGEL-IDE sNfI-
CoNFEDERATES
MONTREAL, c. E., Jan 12.-The exports of Canada
productions from this port last year amounted TO ST. 2o
OO0-an Of s. 100000 the exports Of tina
preceding year. All the important meetings Of the Cab
met will be held for the present in order 10 have
presence OF the administration Of the Government Thd
Anti onfederates of Lower Canada have arranged 10
have their views well represented in England, both by
delegates and by publications.
THE QUEBEC RELIEF FUND-NEW DIOCESE.
QUEBEC. Jan. ia large meeting of burned-ont
residents of ST. Roche and 81 Lawrence was held Last
evening Jacques Carter Hall for the purpose or secnr
ing a more liberal distribution Of the relief fund.
II is stated the Pope sanctions the creation OF new
Diocese of RimOshi Canada East and that bull will be
issued Immediately. Principal Langeyin OF the Normal
school will probably be First Bishop.
TIE CAPITAL Oh THE CONFEDERACY.
OTTAWA. Jan. IA telegraph dispatch was received
here xht by the cable 10 The effect that the Confed
Grafton delegates Of England decided by majority 70 re-
move the capital u the Confederacy frOm OTTAWA "a
Quebec
The discount American invoice for the ensuing weel
will be q per cent.
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TURKEY.

vrvxv. Jan. 19-The morning journals OF
,;s cty today contain official announcements that
IN mn cIne porte has called 10000 men into service
."' In the Greek instructions in the Mediter-
p.oIs Ian. lS-Eveniug. Dispatches from the
-. ronort that ministerial crisis has occurred
- Constantinople, and also that the Porte has re-
ralled his ambassador from Athens.
I, is also reported that large number OF re-
Inducements for the Greek insurgents have been
isnded in Gambia from Greek ships, and that the
Trotans are receiving fresh supplies of arms.
IoEpov. Jan. 1S.-Adyices from the East report
mat IN Instruction is the point Of breaking out
b Bosnia. o,.,,. -
A report from Madrid states that Ganbalh has
rome to the Island Of Gambia
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XXXIXrH CoNGREss.-sEcosD sEssrc
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Jan. ~, 1867.
BOUNTifs-wAYs AND MEANS COMMITTEE
M STEVENS REP Ra GtTcd% IL sSs l IN, Po 1Sr
sylyapia Volunteers Referred TO the Committee On Mill
ON motion Of Mr.. MORRILL, C2ep, VT. leave was
given To the Committee Ways and Means TO sat during
PROTECTION or AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
Mr. PAINE Rep MIS- on leave, n,rTdte or rts 70
luton declaring mat the AmG ht ,at ~ I'M" peoe are
compelled to submit to free nde In the products OF agT
in the products Of manufacture Referred to the Com
mittee on Ways aud Means.
The SPEAKER proceeded to call Committees for reports
Mr. HENDERsoN dsep, Oregon from the Committee
on INDIAN Affairs reported bill ndemnifyng Abial
Morrison OF Oregon for property destroyed by Indians
Mr. BINGHAM rep Ohio from the Committee on
Military Affairs reported back the Senate bill for the
relief Of lewis Dyer the late surgeon of the EghtyrSt
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA MATTERS. .
MT INGERsotL Rep III from the Committee s Oh the
eptlng certain properly Of debtors In the Dlsriet OF
After discussion the bill passed. with several amend
mcnts
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. 81,
On motion OF Mr. DfERCUR Qtep, Pa), the bill To In
corporate the National Life Insurance Company was
taken from the calendar and brought before the House
Mr.. ALLISON Rep., Iowa) moved amendment,
restricting the business OF tho company 10 the ms,iot
to subject the operations pf the company to the laws VI
the respective States In which 10 may do business.
THE NEBRASKA BILL.
without coming TO any conclusion the morning hour ~
quarter expired when the bill for tho admission
Of Nebraska rs State came mp unfinished business
Mr. GARFIELD rep, Ohio moved TO postpone JUS
consideration until the House should have acted on mo
Joint resolution giving the 70 per cent additional eopen
ton To the Government employees in Washington. -
INcRF AsTD CONTINUATION 40 GOVERNMENT EMPLOiEs.
The motion agreed to- and the Joint resolution oho
before the House for action. The question being on suo
onding the previous question passage tho previous
question seconded and the joint resolution "as passc
Yeas 90, Nays a..
LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL -, , -
The House thea went into Committee Oh my nnGe Vi
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
CHINA.


FHK WRENCH EXPEDITION AGAINST COBEA-TIIE CIVIL
WAR IN JAPAN.
Prom Our Special Correspondent
Hone KONG, Nov. IS, 1903.
On arriving at this port found the attention of
Ihe foreign community diverted from the Chinese
Empire toward COrea and Japan, toward COrea be-
Bause of the massacre by order of its Government,
If several Americans and FTenchmen, and toward
Japan on account Of the civil war from which that
country is suffering.
Speculation has been INDUCED in respecting the
probable action Of the United States and France in
relation to the recent events in Corea-the burning
Alive of the crew of the General Sherman in their
vessel and the beheading of Roman Catholic mis-
sionaries. Conjecture concerning the action of the
French in the matter has just ceased an arrival from
Shanghai bringing account of the approach to the
sspal Of Corea and of the capture by the French Ad-
nral of the adjacent city of KOnghoa. preparatory
expedition had been previously dispatched to ex-
plore BeOul River, on which is situated the capital
sayool, about 60 miles above its embrochure. The
liver was found to have a current of five miles an
iour and to be navigable without much difficulty as
AR as KOnghOa. Forty miles from its mouth gun
BOATS were able TO ascend 20 miles higher up-to
within sight of the wall Of the Royal City, Sayool-
but with difficulty, owing to shoals rocks, abrupt
surves and the rapdity of the current by which the
explorers were several times brought to a stand
Stone forts Of rude construction were met WITH on
which useless guns were mounted. Military officers
there hrst presented themselves, who were on the
sye OF obstructing the progress Of the French by
sinking feet Of unks, but relinquished their object
~ soon as the gunboat sent shot among them Man
harns then came ON board and presented the French
with presents OF proyisions-a fat OK among other
tbines-and requested the French to withdraw
which they did after taking yinoe sonpdinos and
plans. On their return down the river they were
fired upon from several points on the river, but in
each instance few shots seemed to dispense the timd
Coreans access TO whose strongholds thus for the
first time became known 70 the outer world. The
squadron then returned TO the Chinese port of Che
poo from whence it had sailed.
On the 18th ultimO Admiral ROze again set sail for
Iorea this time prepared TO nflict punishment His
eet consisted of seven vessels, having on hand 400
nilenen. Three days easy steaming brought him to
80 coast Vi tue Peninsula The gQnbOats Of the ex-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
InNnON MONEY MARKEI

LONDON MONbl MAhhhi'
LONDON Jan. l2-NoOn-The following are the current
quotations OF American securities United States Five
rwentes 72i Illinois Shares sol Erie Shares, hi Con-
sols are steady at e04 for money.
Eyming.-Consols closed at 81 for money Erie Shares,
lsa United States FyeTwenty Bonds, S2i The current
rates for the Bonds at Paris to-day was 70.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12-NoOn.-The Cotton market opens
very flat with unchanged prices The sales today gre
estimated at 5000 bales. .vS@
Eyenihg-fhe Cotton market closed dull to-day, and
prices fell off slightly. Middng Upands quoted ut
Ilid The sales did not exceed the esmate-5,OOO
bales.
UNITED STATES BONDS AT FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 13-United States Fve-Twentes are
quoted at Isl.
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ILLINOIS.

THr IACIIMFST OF TIE PREslDENT-THR sENA-
TOEnL QUESTION.
rRmuSI.
CmCAGo, Jan. FIN the lower House at Spring
field to-day resolution instructing our Representa-
tivcs ia Congress to forward the immediate investi-
CATION of President Johnson's conduct with a view
10 his impeachment, introduced and referred
to the Committee on Federal Relations.
The House voted that the separate ballotting for
Senator should take place at 2 o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon the 18th instant and that JOINT session
held on Monday evening Palmer is steadily gaining
ground, and the general excitement has become IN
tense.
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EUROPE.
vvvs By THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO JAN 49,
GREAT BRITAIN.

Ian 12-Noon.-The Lords Of Admiralty
LoNpoN' engaged in the preparation of estimates
are p~ large increase of the naval arm OF the ser
pi yhieh has lately been ordered.
"ce' W. The Times Of this morning has long ar
EVen" ,ive article on the subject of the impeach-
gel,' .a president of the United States, and says
mem % LOOKS like fatal blow at the Constitution
Globe has an editorial, in which it says
80, Question has become SO pressing that IT
sne .le immediate attention of the European
S 1a II is the opinion of The Globe that gen
~ oonference of the leading Powers VIII be pro-
,osed ON the subject.
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MICHIGAN.
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE LEGISLATURE.

TRIBUNE
LANSING, Jan. 19.--In the Michigan House of Repre-
sentatives this morning, resolution affirming the
power of Congress the States lately in rebellion
was introduced and referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations. The bill to confirm the title OF
the Jackson Lansing and Saginaw Railroad Com
pany TO the property rights and franchises acquired
by it of the Amboy, Lansing and Traverse Bay kml-
road Company passed the House to-day, and was
ordered To take immediate effect.
Gov. Grapes health is steadily improving.