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WE the subscribers, being appointed by the
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First Mortgage Bonds

Offered for the present at 90 CENTS ON THE DOL
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A Young Man Commits Suicide by shoot
ing Hlmself through the Heart.

Mr.. James Farnam, young man tWenty-eight
years of age, residing with his parents at No.
55 South Eighth street, Eastern District, COM
mitted selt-oestruction shortly belure l O'CLOCK
yesterday morning, by shooting himself through
the heart with a revolver, in his bedroom. 1t
appears that Mr.. Farnam's sister was married
the previous evening, and her wedding was cele-
brated atkher parents residence, the festivities
continuing until midnight. When these termi-
mated, the bride and her husband left for New
York, intending to leave the city in an early
train tor Washington.
Shortly after the guests of the evening had
retired from the nuptial party Mr.. Farnam
retired to his own room and deliberately shot
himself, with the result above stated. The
revolver was discharged twice, but only one
bullet took effect while the other went through
his vest and lodged in the wall. The mother of
deceased was the first to see him after the sound
of firearms was heard, and he was then lying
across his bed with life extinct. Death must
have resulted almost instantly.
Mr.. Farnam was Il young man of good habits
and very much respected. He was member of
the 7th Regiment, and took out his uniform
for examination before committing the terrible
deed. His parents are unaware of his having
any trouble on his mind, except that he seemed
respondent at beng out of employment; and
they do not believe that the marriage OF his
sister was disagIeeable to him, as he was as
happy, apparently, as the happiest during the
Wedding festivities. Coroner Smith held an
inquest OH the BODY yesterday afternoon, when
verdict of death by suicide was rendered.
" Y. World.
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Meeting of Operatives at Lowell.

BOsTON, January IA large and enthusiastic
meeting of the friends of the ten hour system
in the factories, assembled at Huntington Hall,
in Lowell, Massachusetts, last evening. Previous
to the opening OF the mass meeting, process
sion of the operatives of the several factory
corporations paraded the streets headed by a
band OF music.
The meeting, at o'clock, was called 10 order
by his Honor Mayor Richardson who was chosen
President, and made a speech. The following
resolutions we're unanimously adopted:-
ResOlUed That we, the operatives of Lowell,
having tried every reasonable and legitimate
means in our power to secure ten hours as a
standard term of daily labor and faied, vet we
shall not abate our zeal nor relinqush our
efforts until ten hours shall constitute the length
OF days work in all our Lowell factories.
ResolUed, That pe tition be presented to the
Senate and House of Repres ent atives, praying
them to enact law defining ten hours a
legal term OF daily labor in all incorp Drated
factories, and that ii shall be protected by ade-
quate penal and retributIve provisions.
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But speak to you, Romans, Of Rome-an eY-
ception among all the cities of Italy. Rome IL
not a city-Rome is an idea. Rome is the
sepulchre OF two great religions, which nave
given life to the world in the past; and Rome
ls the sanctuary of q third religion to come, aud
destined to give life to the world in the iuture.
Rome represents the mission of Italy among
the nations; The word of our people; the eternal
gospel OF unifca ion TO the peoples. Can !
bid her annex herself as a subaltern and
appendix to Florence? Can |, without
PROCLAMATION, counsel Rome to give the
cons Grafton Of her prestige to dying nsttu-
ton, and throw the gigantic shadow of her
gorN over the errors, the crimes, the servlhty
To the foreigner OF a monarchy which uttered no
word OF protest i'm your favor in 1S49; which has
eighteen years slavery; and which has de-
clared by the lips OF its ministers, will never
go TO Rome unless by permission of France and
the Pope No; Rome ought never to annex
herself TO Florence; we are bound TO annex our
selves to Rome. But for this we require that
should arise again as she was when she saved
the honor of the nation, lost by the monarchy at
Milan and Novara. We require her to arise from
her sepulchfe, not In the name of the past, but
in the name OF the new life OF The future. We're
Qutfe that she should shine before us for awhile
alone, beacon Of truth and progress to the eX.
pectant and uncertain populations of Italy,
The material unity of Italy is nearly complete.
All that we want is symbol to represent that
moral unity which can only be realized by the
republic. What We now have is but the body
without the soul. We await the soul from
Rome; but Rome can only inspire the inert form
with soul upon condition of preserving herself
pure flOm the dehlement by which ii is now
contaminated. Should Rome accept that Rome
too would fall; and with her-for I know not
how long-the grand destiny of Italy in Europe.
Farewell. Now and forever yours,
IOeEpu MAZzTNT
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Another Suit Against Ben. Butler
SI75,OOO Damages Asked for False
imprisonment aud Unlawful Taking
of Prouerty,


of Property.
SUPREME COURT- -CHAMBERs-Before Judye
G. G. BarnarG.-John Il. Lester VS.. Benjamin
+. Butler.-Th's is one of the cases against
Butler tor damages for alleged wrongful acts
done by him during the war, in which he petit
tiOns that they be transferred to the United
States Count under The acts of Congress OF 1883
and 1866, he alleging that the acts complained
OF were performed by him under authority of
the President.
Mr.. Lester states in his complaint that he
went from this city TO Richmond, Va, in 1866,
Tor the purpose of putting up mandatory OF
sewing machines; that the war soon after break
ing out, he unayoidably resided there until
1864, when be made his way to Martiusburg
and tooK the oath of allegiance under the am
nesty proclamation. He then went to Washing
ton, and procured from the Secretary of War q
permit to return to Richmond for his family,
whittier he went for that purpose. He was with
his family on his way North when he was
arrested in February, 1864, by Butler at For
tress Nom oe, and $4,000 in gold and various
books and papers taken from him.
After months imprisonment he was tried by
a pretended drnm-head court-marta and SEN
fenced by Butler, without cause to ten Years
Imprisonment at hard labor with ball and chain,
at Fort Hatteras, N. G. He was sent to Fort
Hatteras and remained there thirteen months,
when he was released by order of General Grant.
He now brings two suits; one for Sl00, ,00C
damages for false imprisonment, and another
fol $4,000 damages for the wrongful taking OF
his property. eSS
Mr. Campbell, for the plaintiff, argued that
the case showed that the acts complained ol
were not done by authority OF the President
and therefore the transfer ought 10 be denied
Judge Barnard remarked that from a cursory
examination of the military statutes, he was
incliI ed to think that a simple presentation o
the petition for transfer was all that was neces
sary; tbAAShat was what Congress intended. II
seemed a - hard law, but that appeared tC
him to be the7nlrport of it.
j, X. Hackett spoke briefly in support of the
petition, and tLen the judge took the papers
rescrVing his decisiOn.-N. Y. World
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MEXICO.

Active Prcpa rRtiOns to Move Ten Thou
sand Liberals into the InteriOr-Gene-
rails EscObedO and ROcha on the
March After Meji0.
MATAMoRAs, January Z, via New Orleans
January 1.-THE Liberal forces of Coahujla
entered Malamoras on December 27. They had
seventy wagons and eighteen pieces OF artillery
with them. They are 10 proceed Immediately
to the interior. A sufficient number OF wagons
aud the transportation necessary for body OF
ten thousand men have been pressed into the
service.
Cortinas, who at last accounts was In pursuit
OF Canaies on the road to Victoria, has turned
up in front Of Matamoras 20 day. report has
been circulated that he intends to attack this
place; but the forces will have to be strong
rations that have been vigorously going on
here for some time. Cortinas may have been
hurried hither by some false report about
Canales being hereabOuts.
We bave received papers from Matehuala up
to December ~, and from Monterey TO the I'd
instant. They make no mention OF San Luis
PotOsi having been occupied by the Liberals.
The occupation, however, OF Guadalajara and
Aguas Caliente is confirmed.
The comm and OF General Rocha, which re-
Gently operated against Matamoras III coniunc-
ton with General Escobedos, had arrived at
Monterey on December q, and we're enthusi-
astically received.
Generals Escobedo and Rocha were to leave
Monterey on January 7, for Matehuala, on the
road to San Luis, to join TreVino, who was
reported to have beaten Mejia at Guadaacazar
bali way between Matehuala and San Luis.
Colonel SedgWick is still at Brownsville. He
justi6es his action I'm occupying Matamoras
about month ago. by orders aud private letters.
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Philadelphia Trade Report,

SATURDAY, January 12.-Prime CloVerseed is
scarce and wanted We quote new at Ss@s'76 V
bushel. Timothy ranges from So 20 to S375 and
Flaxseed at 80 S5G8
The last sale OF No QuereItron Bark was at $50
p ton.
There was no demand for Flour, except from
the nome consumers who purchased only enough
to supply their immediate wants. Sales of 500 bbls,
including superdne at Ss'26@s rs % bbl, extras at
S9glO rs, common and choice Northwestern extra
familv al 81 60Gl3 80, Pennsylvania and Ohio do.
az Sl2 l4gl425, and ancY brands at S14 601l7, ae'
eoTding TO quaitY. Rye Flour, sales at $796 W Dol.
Nothing dong in Corn Meal.
There is very little Wheat Offering, and the de-
mand Is entirely confined to prime lots which com
mand firm prices. Sa'es of PennsvlVanIa REQ
at $2'S5G3 10; and No spring, at $685. white
ranges from SO 90 20 S340. Rye Is held at 81 40 Pef
DasnS I4r ehnsSLva1a Corn .%as less az 5000
bushels good yellow at S191'03 and 260 2600 ohi oushheis
white at 81 O3 Oats are quiet sales OF loVV D"'s7
PennsYlvania at 69G69c. .t,,,,
Nothing doing in WhiskY, and prices are NOMINAL