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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-19
National Representation Between England
aud Amerira--InternatiouaI Compliments.

IRON Bells Life In London. July ~
Years ago Jcm Ward, gentleman JeInr a. he was
termed or the Black Diamond, In the pamy DAYS
ol the ring. was 4 hrst-raicr In the DAYS OF
spring, W Crawley, aud other renowned boxers OF
his day. He contested Va many battles. displaying
not only great science, but that indomitable pluck
which In all walks OF life II so much admired by the
English people. He was not only puRiist but an
artist also OF talent. In his native village he
was much respected among the fancy and those who
admired the noble art Of self.defcnce.r Lem Ward
has lately taken his departure from Liverpool for
New York, and paper there states there Is no man
more respected In that town.
Mr. w. Cleaver. the sporting host Of the Eighth
avenue. New York. In company of several American
cousins, has Just arrived, and will be glad 20 see
their London friends az Old Jenny Shaw's, Wrekin,
Broad court, Bow street, during the week.
Darby Kelly, the American boxer. who mas lately
arrived IN London, wishes us To state that he Will
accept Nappcr's challenge, and win meet him this
saturday evening. between eight and ten O'Clock,
AT Mr. Richardson's prepared " make match.
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ROBBERS CAVE ~ ILLINOIS. Knox Illinois,
Republican tells the followng:-A farmer near
oneida one day last week while on an unifeQuented
part OF his farm, near q ravne, discovered that an
oak sapling had been cut and dragged to the ravine
suIt of which was he found a tran door covered nv
the sod, which opened into room cxcavated Ia the
ground. This room was quite well lifted up with
all kinds and was evidently the rendezvous OF
thieves. His astonishment was such that he indls.
creety divuged the circumstance 10 the public and
although guard was stationed the cave none OF
the thieves were captured, they having doubtless
learned that the retreat was discovered. Many Of
the articles found IN the cave have been identified
by persons In the vicinity who have been losing such
property uDaccouDtably for some time past.
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This was an olY-handed affair for a purse Of sl5,
subscribed by few gentlemen, who appointed Mon
day as the day OF battle, and made arrangements as
they supposed for quiet AFFAIR: but Shoreditch and
Blingsgate being put NY there were more round the
ring than was comfortable. An afternoon Trip being
decided upon there was no difficulty IN getting the
affair OF without interruption: the pair chosen To
fight for the money being a novice tIohnpy Lyel and
the now veteran Tommy liackett. Lye is p years OF
age stands only feet In height aud weighed on
Monday only 7st. Alb. lie was brought out under the
auspices Of Ted Napier, whose sparrfng school, AT
W. Richardson's, Blue Anchor, Church street, Shore
ditch, first introduced him to notice. Tom liacken
il SIT. lin. in height and on Monday weighed ar n
$751; He has fought several battles, VIA ORA" .yW
Tom Goddard, fl0 a side, los rounds. y =. WI"
March o, 1858; drew with Lead -, $40 ~ mn
Bob Hereran April a. 1868; -, ~ l ~. Irom
Parker, 60 side, AZ rounds, ,eaten Wy tommy
1867 Since the above ne oas NO, "a, n, ,h
OF the best little ones 10 sly, anouan one
battle Ne was ,, 'he 'i''ie ne nas me'er Wen
"V the zinc Tin r. frey side OF the water.
pers uan -sving been pitched, they tossed for cor
s se fawkes winning, and Of placing hlm-
- with his back TO the sun, Lye, alias C0ggy who
I mad for his seconds Napier and Cunningham being
exposed TO burning sum- The referee being APP
pointed, ut few minutes before five =. ". they CON-
I, menced.
RoUND 1.-when In position 1t was evident that
\ iIackctt was not the ackett OF old, he being stn
| and constrained In his movements, while little
Clo0gy as merry and active a cricket. There
was some very tedious sparring until few harmless
| counters were exchanged In favor OF Hacketi who
| however did not do much mischief and the Young
one who IL apparently as hard as nails, never gave
Hackett moments rest There were In all hirty-
five rounds fought, which lasted two hours and two
minutes and II was the opinion OF most present that
Iackeu ought 10 have In an hour: but after that
he fell of and the young one being fresh as ever
punished poor Tommy so severely that the sponge
should have been thrown up at least quarter OF An
hour before II was. Hackeit ~ as game as "A man
eau ue' ana look MS punishment most gamey.
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WATCHES, JYwELRY, &c.

CUCKOO CL0CKs.-oUR MANUFACTURE BETTER
and cheaper than any imported wholesale and retail.
A. A. FHANkFIEJD co. 209 Sixth avenue. corner of
Fourteenth street, End Jb Eshb syepre, cos u twenty
siSb streek
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" ERGNES' ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, CORNER OF
Eleventh street and Fourth avenue.-Wondorful and
radical Of rh eumatsm nervous chronic diseases and
inpurity Of the blood.
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MUSICAL.

A YOUNG MAN, HAVING GREAT VOCAL POWERS
and good reader of vocal music baritone register,
wishes situation In some music publishing establishment
where he can make himself generally useful Address Chas
Mcguire, $50 East Ninth street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ID EvIvIFIER.-THESE PREPARATIONS, EXTENSIVE
N y used practice, but often disguised and
hurtll drugs, now offered in original purity Prices
For prostitution from 81 debility and loss So pro
traon lingering effects wasting effects So Pain box sim
pie label Post Office order. Circular free. Address Nos
and Warren street.
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4 MEXICAN MUSICAL CONSERVATORY, 2f2 WEST
n Twentyexth street. between Seventh and Eighth
nues-Piano, Violin, Guitar ing; low circulars
ready. j. J. WATSON, Agent and Director.
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A UNIVERSITY CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 70
IN. University place. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets Instruction the piano. IS per quarter private
tuition, *l0. German professors. Call for circulars.
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"IJOUSEH0LD MUsIC"-(PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
l. new collection OF popular vocal ana pianoiorte
paper from entirely new type each number with illustrated
wrapper and full illustration, intended companion
series 10 BOOSEY'S MUSICAL CABINET "HOUSEHOLD
MI sic" No. contains fifteen household songs; No g.
thirty sacred songs; No planoore gems No. g. ten
panoforte gems No twenty nine sacred anotoe pieces
Boosey Co.'S Catalogue OF Cheap Musical Publications,
with Supplement, free o application.
BOOSEY 4 co. 644 Broadway.
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V'HE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, NO "a
Union square, will open the 1st of September next
Further particulars can be obtained at the office:
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49,. ,,..... MAzATLAr, June Is, 1868.
SENoR Cox.NDANrE-I have the honor to reply
70 youl seconu communication dated to-day Having
those Of yesterday can find no reason TO change
my opinion ana insist that the AFFAIR pertains to the
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A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON TUE
n piano al pupils residence for 30 pee quarter Best
references given Address with residence Teacher box ll2
Herald Office.
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COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

GARDENER wANTED-A MAN WITH SMALL FAMILY
NJ and good ind steady situation
on genemans country seat Address j. L., box 4,so Pos
Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20
General Gonferenee.

CHICAGO, May I9.-The General
Conference Of the Methodist Fpisco-
cal Church, sixteenth days Confer
ence, assembled at the usual hour. A
telegram vas read from the African
NJ. K. Church, now holding its Cen
eral Conference In Washington. an
nOUncing the appointment of q dele
CATION TO the General Conference Of
the NJ Z. Church, with proposals of
aHiliation and union The mornin.
hour was largely consumed with the
reception, petitions and addresses by
the delegation from the Evangelical
Association
The regular business was taken up.
Petitions were presented on bounda-
rles. lay delegation. revision of disci-
pline, Presiding Eidership. Chairs,
Appeals, German Bishop and Bien-
nial Sessions of General Conference.
Rev. j. w Talley Of Georgia, sub
mltted resolution in regard to the
organization Of Conferences In the
South, authorizing existing Confer
enees IN that section, by a two third
vote, to set off additional Conferences.
The purport of the resolution was
understood to be that Southern Con
terences might organize col0red
preachers and members into separate
Conferences. Mr. Talley spoke at
considerable length in support of his
resolution
Rev. Mr. Newman. Of New Or
leans opposed it, contending for the
abolition Of caste in all Conferences.
The resolution was referred to the
Committee on Boundaries
The special order of the day was
takan up.
At 1OI o'clock the reception Of the
delegation from the Evangelical As
sociation-Revs. Buehl and Dubbs.
They were introduced by Bishop
Thomson. Both spoke at consider
able length. conveying to the Confer
ence the fraternal greetings of the
Evangelical Association, and ex-
pressing a desire for a closer union.
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Arrangement Of Murderers.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nag 15.-Chas.
E. James aud Silas james. charged
with the murder of Joseph Clark, of
this city. on the 2Sth Of February
and David D0re and Josephine La
famine. charged with the murder of
Louis Laaamme, at Dddley, on the
18th Of April last, were arraigned be-
fore the court this afternoon. The
trial will commence in June The
trial Of Sheppard, the wife murdercr,
and the trial Of McGfath. for murder,
viii take place at the same time.
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Latest from Mexico,

New YORK, May 19.-The Heralds 5
telegraphic advices from Mexico of
the l4th, says it Is rumored that Ro :
nero would soon leave Washington.
The Mexican Congress had decided
TO grant no more railway c0ncessI Ions,
and the New Hork-parties interested
il them had left for home:
Detectives were ferreting out the
eonspiracies at the Capital. An at
tempt-t0 kidnap Juarez at Chepulte-
pee was reported The plan Of fund
ing the receipts of the Treasury, pro
posed By Romero, Is not sanctioned
by Congress. All the foreigners at
the Capital are highly Indignant at the
recent outrages perpetrated on six
Americans at Monterey.
NEW YORK, May 19.-In the boiler
explosion IN the steam engine works
of Woods. Frisbie 4 Co, at Newburg,
Isaac L. Corwin, Of the firm of Patrick
Brannan, was severely scalded. Dam
age small.
The steamer Cambria sailed, to-day,
with 1892. 600, specie.
New YoRK, May ia large
meeting in the Cooper Institute, last
night, presided over Dy refer cooper,
resolved TO form a society for the pro-
lection and elevation Of the Indian
IN their Territories.
The Board of Aldermen of Brook
lyn are considering a resolution to
visit Cincinnati, to examine the bridge
over the Ohio river, with a view to
facilitate the bridging Of East River
to this city.
A stage driver, yesterday, recoT-
cred 5000 from the Merchants
Unien Express for damages caused
by collision Of one Of their teams.
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1881.


81. L0UIs, Ma I9.-At the La
cIe6e Course. today, the first race.
a.i.s heats to rule, purse $500, Smith s.
ialcomb won the race. beating Mcek's
Zero, fly. aud Dickerson's Jubilee.
Time 1881, 1:50. Second race. past
stakes. TWO mile heats, free for all,
500 entrance, the Association adding
$500. Hunt, named Pat. Cleburne 4
Hutchinson, Ruth Bissiek, Maggie
Hunter; Davis. Plantagent Sem
merry; Ruth 1872 Pat. Cleburne
distanced Maggie Hunter 2-1; Plan
tagent, 81 l. Time 3:46, 3:46, 3:5L
Ruth was the favorite, and after the
first heat ruled two TO one. Malcomb
divided the frse place with Jubilee
IN the first race. The weather vas
clear ana beautiful. attendance coed.
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Genfral A.semblE D. S. 0hnrfh.

NEw York, Nay ia large num-
Der of delegates from the South and
West to the General Assemblyof the
Old7School Presbyterian Church. to
be held at Albany on Thursday, have
arrived en- route Much interest is
manifested IN the subject of the union
of the two branches of the Church.
which Is expected TO be acted upou.
Judge Blatchford Of The United
States District Court has decided the
cas-. of Van Canpen, foFmerly Pres
ident Of the First Natioaal Bank of
Elmira. and who converted the funds
Of the b1nk to his own use, is one Of
embezz lement, and issued warrant
of removal to the Northern District
Of this State, whore the alleged crime
was committed, for trial.
The quarrymen at the northern
quarry on this Island, four hundred
81 number, have returned to work,
having obtained the advance de-
manded.
NEW YORK, May 19.-Tle steamer
Russia, from Liverpool, the 9th, ar
rived tonight.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shi1.

NEW YORK, Nay ia compli-
.mentary breakfast was given to
Horace Greeley, by the Union League
Grub, at their rooms, yesterday. A
number Of addresses were delivered.
The Spanish frigate Teuton is said
to be the largest ir0n-clad in the
world. Being 600 tons burden She
has arrived here for repairs
- The steamer Malta, from Liver
pool, has arrived.
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Another FenIan Scare.

TORoNTo, May 19.-An order was
received from Ottawa last night for
the volunteer forces to hold them
selves in readiness to m0ye at an
hours notice. Ktis pre- sumed the or
der was issued as a measure of pre-
caution, in case Gen. O'Neill should
attempt another raid.
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Congressional Proceedings.


HOUSE E.-............... WAsH1Norox, May 10
Reports were made of bills, &C.,
from the Committee on Claims, sew
eral being Of mere personal interest.
After refusing to adjourn until
Friday, an Intellectual effort was
made by Washburne, of IL, 70 get
up the Indian Appropriation bill.
No quorum voting, adjourned till to-
morrow.
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WASHINGTON, May 19.--As no leg.
islative business is probable In Con
gress this week, a number of the
members have left for their homes.
1t is believed that there Is no quorum
of either branch In the city.
The Impeachment Managers were
engaged in examining witnesses to-
day.
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Several resolutions of thanks were
offered and passed, after which. on
motion Of Gen. Siekles, of New York
the Conventio1 adjourned, subject to-
6he call of the President.
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"A Bananef.

RICHMOND, Va, May 16.-At a
banquet tonight given in honor of
visitors from New York, several ad-
dresses were delivered, By General
Schofeld and citizens of Richmond.
The addresses related to the renewed
prosperity OF Virginia, and the kindly
feeling between the North and South.
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WASHINGTON, May 19.-John Nagle,
of Prince William County, has
brought suit fo- damages for $50, 900
against Secretary Stanton, for injuries
done his house and farm by some
cavalry sent down by order Of stan
ton h the summer Of 1863.
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BosrOS, May 19.-The Massachu-
setts Senate refused to pass the bill to
abolish the State Constabulary over
the Governors veto.
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CINCINNATI May 19. II France,
Smith i Co., were, to-day. eDjoined
from drawingany lottery in Kentucky.
The principal endeavored to avoid
process by getting a negro 10 do the
drawing.
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PARIS, May 19.-The news Of the
acquittal OF johnson on the Eleventh
Article was received Saturday aveu-
ing Nearly all the papers of yester-
day editOralized on the subject.
The Temps Democratic saysJ0hn-
son was saved by legal forms oniy;
he has been depraved in the mind of
the country.
The Journal Des Debates (Orlean-
ist) says while johnson is acquitted
the vote is such as to render him
powerless hereafter.
The La Libere (Radical Opp0si-
tion) says simply that the verdict
shows that liberty IS the best guar
antee Of Justice.
The CoHstitu ioaal (Semi Official
ImperialisD regards the vote as fatal
to the Radical party.
The Ep0cQUe was opposed to I'M
peachment from the beginning 1t
blames the Republicans for attempt
ing to remove the Executive on
grounds so slight, and says that great
political party could not have more
clumsily lost it prestige.
The Press AustTe( (Cathoiie)yentures
no decided opinion, but confines its
remarks to admiration Of the vitality
of Republican institutions, which per-
mits the Chief Magistrate of forty
millions of people to be brought to
trial, without bloodshed or national
disquiet-
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The Latest from Mexico.
A Very Foolish Canard.
A Fresh Fonian Scare.
The Soldiers and Sailors
Convention.
a Large Attendance and
Great Enthusiasm.
Fairchild Permanent Pres
ident.
Speeches by Generals Haw-
ley, Cochran, S1Ckles,
and Others.
Resolutions in Full.
The Latest Foreign News.
Horse Racing in st. Louis.
General Conference Pro
c5edings.
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TELEGR AP H.

For Commercial and RiUer Dtspasehes see
Fun Page.
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BY CABLE.


LONDON, May 19.-Hungary asks
a treaty making it IN her power to ne
gotiate with the United States, by
which she may fully participate in the
benefits Of the treaty for the protec-
tion Of naturalized citizens, recently
concluded By tie American Govern
ment with the North German Con-
federation.
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Speeches by Generals HaW-
ley, Cochran, SICkles,
and Others.

Resolutions in Full.
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The Latest Foreign News.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-11
A5A,ta esaa I. !: a1ea.

q ~. Mtiles!, Hyiles!! q =
BY D, C. PEIxOTT0 & SON. 3.
We win sell, ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. Z
18th instant, at 10 o'clock satlc. Logan's
IS YOUNG MULES. Terms cash. ~
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operat Don OF the i teliaf !ordinance

operation Of sthet Il :teIiaf iora a;na,,cs s, y
adopted by the Convent on In, De.''
Sembefs 70 casea prior to let Jane,:
iS65. 1 a letter was read from Senator
Sherman, to- q delegate, Saying the
Copyenton should have mo fears, bnt
go ahead |; If additional legislation is
needed, state whatsit is and twill be
furnished. Gen. Meade addressed
the Convention, and said he, was sent
to administer the. Reconstruction
Act, 1, which were :, lazy till decided
otherwise by competent authority,
and should do. so as. faithfully for the
best interest of the people as he un-
Sderstood them. He said that it was
q popular impression that he was
bound to enforce the legislation of
the Convention, but prior to the
adoption of the new constitution of
reconstruction, such legislation was
not valid. The. law gave him ois-
cretionary power, and he might en-
ioree some measures, especially any
well digested scheme of relief.
Ex-Gov. Brown, addressed q large
audience last night, advocating the
Reconstruction Acts, which, he said,
gave ihe negroes suffrage, but not the
right to vote. He defended General
Pope's administration, and argued in
favor OF relief to the State banks.
MOBILE, January 10.-The steam
boat Lilly, loaded with cotton, from
Tuscaloosa for Mobile, has sunk in
Big Bee River. The boat is a total
loss. The cargo was saved, but in
damaged condition.
KNOXVILLE, January 1O.-Judge
Frogg, of the United States District
Court for Tennessee, pronounced the
law enfranchising the blacks null and
void.
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FINANCIAL AND ComaIERCIAL.

New YORK, January 1O-Noon.-.
Gold 37A. Flour dull and dropping.
Wheat favors buyers. Corn a Shade
lower. Oats dull. at &c. lower.
Pork pominal-old 21.12. Cotton
steady. at 16916I. Freights firm.
1P. M.-Cotton more active and
tirmer; sales 5000 bales, at 16L.
Flour dull-State 8.80@11. Corn
heavy-mixed Western 1.37(61.
Southern white 1.28@1.37; yellow
Southern I. l.26@1.3S. Freights quiet
and very firm-cotton steam 7 JIG.
Gold reached 3734, but closed at 81 q.
BALTIMORE, January lO.-Cotton
dnll, at l5I. Flour firm and quiet.
Wheat steady-prime to choice South
ern 2.7592.95. Corn quiet. Bacon
8; shoulders II.
CINCINNATI, January 1O.--Flour
quiet and unchanged. Mess pork
old 20; new 81. Shoulders 8: clear
sides liz. Lard 12L.
CHARLESTON, January lO.-Cotton
active and advanced 1ac.-sales l, 700
paies; mlddling 16; receipts l, 300.
AUGUSTA, January 10.--Cotton
market active and advancing; sales
Ioo bales; receipts 520-middling IA
MOBILE, January 1O.-Sales of cot
ton to-day 1900 bales; the market
closed frm-middling AZ; receipts
to-day 3,1S6; sales of the week
40, ,4OO; receipts 17,058; stock 73,S47.
NEW ORLEANS, January 1O.-Cot-
t ton active; sales 5,40O bales; receipts
o,o6O-middling 15I; sales of the
week 81, 1900; receipts 22,O71; stock
1l2,oOS. Molasses steady and firm
common 5O@55; prime to choice 70
Ggio. Flour quiet-superfne S.25.
Bacon shoulders-jobbing 969H:
clear l3(gl3I. Gold 364.
PARIS, January 1O.-BulIion in the
6ank of France decreased $50, OUO
francs.
LIVERPOOL, January 1O-Noon.-
Ootton nod 1irm and unchanged; sales
10000 bales; sales of the nine davs
LA, 900; whereof $1,000 are for ex-
port and 1000 speculation: stock
4l9, 900, including 81, 1000 Mt sea from
Bombay for Liverpool; since last re-
port, January 1, $1,000.
LONDON, January 1913 P. NJ
Bonds 717S@72.
LIVERPOOL, January 1913 P. M
Cotton firm and unchanged, but
more doing. Total stock at sea OIL :
700, whereof 115,O00 are American.
LIVERPOOL, January 1O-Evening.
Cotton market steady.
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Congregational.

WASHINGTON, January 1O.-In the
Senate, the House bill concerning
contraction of the currency came up,
and an amendment, that nothing in
this or any existing Act shall be CON
strued to increase the United States
currency, except 100000 revenue
notes already authorized, was defeat
ed. The bill was discussed to ad-
journment,
In the House, the bill creating a
new commission of five cents on whis-
key metres, passed. The Kentucky
election case came up, and after three
hours discussion, Trimble was sworn
in.