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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-24
CHEAPEST AND BEST RO U1'E!

thorough rebuilding, ret.ting, repairing
and refurnishcd with several new boats added
to the line, makes this now the most comforta-
bic pleasant and expeditions route IT, the great
West. BE sure and see the Agents of this line
before You buy your tichets. Trusty men will
always meet passengers at the depot in Ogdens-
burgh to take checks and re-check baggage
Ask for tickets via
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-24
Only Six Days Through With
out Change of Boat.

This well known and reliable Company, will
during the present Season, run their Line O
first class Upper Cabin Steamers daily, between
Ogdensburgh, Oswego Cleveland, Toledo, De-
troit, Chicago, Milwaukee, and intermediate
ports, leaving Ogdeusburgh on arrival of Tx
press train from the East
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-24

40 TO VIM. N. SMITH d cos for your Fall
VI and Winter Clothing
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-24

T1NIIE best stock of Clothing in the State JUS
J. received at WM. n. SMITH, cos.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-24

NVERCOATS of all kinds
~ at WIN. n. SMITH cos
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2a4Ntf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-12

membercd, and all the o. arantees given In
thsir favor must be faithfully carried into exc
That the public lands should be distributed
widely among the people. and should be dis
posed Of either under the pre-emption or home
stead laws, and sold In reasonable Quantities.
and 10 none but actual occupant u II the mini
When grants Of the public lands may be al
lowed, NJ cessary for the encoui agement OF i'm
portant public improvements, the proceeds OF
the sale Of such lands and not the lands them
selves should be so applied.
Upon this platform the Democratic party
appeal 10 every patriot, including all the con-
servatiye element and all who desire TO support
the Constitution and rest 70 the Union. for
getting al past differences OF opinion. 10 unite
with us In the present great struggle for the
liberties Of the people. and that 20 all such, 10
whatever party they may have heretofore be-
longed. We extend 'he right hand Of fellowship
fand hail all such cooperating with us as
friends and brothers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-12

Manassas, Virginia, has grown up since
the war into village Of respectable size,
with regular streets, fue buildings and
thrifty trade. Il owes its prosperity 10
the hme Of the battles fought in and
around IT,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-12

List of Prizes;
1st. PASCHALL HOUSE HOTEL, completely
furnished. now bringing a rent of $1,000
per year; and located in the heart ofSt.
Louis. Value, $3.50, 600.
"a. The RESIDENCE Of Capt. Dan. Able, in
Memphis. Tenn. one ofthe most elegant
in the city. Value. $4,000.
Sd. The former RESIDENCE of Gov. Wells,
Of Missouri. located at jefferson City, the
State capital. Value, $4,000.
9TH 10 10th consist Of VALUABLE RESI-
DENCES and BUSINESS HOUSES, To-
Gated in 81. Lsuis, and valued at from
$4,000 to $4,000 apiece. There are also
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-12

THIS GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF VAL
Il liable Real Estate Property, under the man
agement of some of the most influential and
respected citizens nf 81. Louis, will take place
October s 1858. WITHOUT FAIL OR POST
PoNEMENT.
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MEMPHIS FEMALE O0LLEGR,

fTWENTT-NTNTH SESSION.
WE SHALL ORGANIZE TIE Forms
w IN tne CoNcre. accardTns 70 prcvfrus
for the ensuing Schoia-fic Teer
of Forty Weeks. o. TUESDAY. sEPT. i. 1855.
For Circllars FivirE full particulars zpply 70
Princral. a. Colleee. o. a. tie Bockstores
ll-B n A. Z. MORGAN. Principal.
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Methuselsh Drowaed in the Flood

We make the following extracts from
an article contributed TO the Louisville
Democrat:
All we know of the origin of the earth
or our race we learn from Revelations.
The chronology used by the civilized
world is founded on the dates furnished
us in the Bible. We reckon the date of
the flood from the dates found in the 9th
chapter of Genesis We learn from this
chapter that Adam lived before his son
Seth was born 1870 years; Seth lived be-
fore his son Euos was born los years /;
Enos lived before his son Cainan was
born 30 years: Cainan lived before his
son Mahalalul was born 70 years;
Mahalalul lived before his son Jared was
born 65 years; Jared lived before his son
Euoch was born l62 years; Fnoch lived
before his son Methuselah (6s7) was born
65 years: Methuselah lived before his
son Lamech was born 1877 years; Lamech
Noah. hence, was born Anno Mundi 1856.
Ia Genesis, 7th chapter, 9th verse, we
are informed that Noah was 600 years
old when the food of water was upon the
earth. Add 600 years ibis age) TO l056.
the date Of his birth, and we have 1856,
the date Of the food. We learn from the
9th verse, 5th chapter of Genesis, that
"all the days Of Methuselsh we're 969
years, and be died" By reference to
the foregoing table it will be seen that
Me,huselah was born Ammo Mundi 6S7;
add bis age, 969, to 6s7, the date Of his
birth. and We have 1856, the time when
the food Of waters was upon the earth. "
The conclusion is as certain as figures
that the Oldest man was drowned for bis
Wickeiuesa Aud is a remarkable proof
Of the truth of the Bible figures.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-12

a; eelsTed party. SaInho asked Dinsh
ifhe should help her TO some Of the breast
Nov amt you 'shaned, Sambo, TO say
breast before the ladiesf III take .
piece OBJ turkey bosom"
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$50 OTHER PRIZES,

consisting Of MONEY. SILVER TABLE
SETS, PIANOS. SEWING MACHINES.
Etc.. making q scheme Of sach inducements for
Investment never before gotten up in the West.
Certificates 70 be secured in Memphis Of Mr..
+. S. pLUMMER. sl2 Front street W. II.
PASSM0RE A CO.. % Second street. and al
the Book and Stationery csfablishment Of
GEORGE PATTfSON 4 CO.. S171< Main
street. Orders Cor esTtif-aies BY mail will be
promptly attended 70 By Pattison a Co. certi-
fcates, S. each.
P. s. LANHAM. Manarsr.
WH.REFA. General AGENT. rs 2tawt
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
DIED.

BATEs-on Friday Feb Is cithsrue T.y vow o. Cassen Bats
srd daughter Of the s Capt In hs sSa year Of ns'
Tss relatives ard fsuds Of th. family respectfully, invited % asa
the funeral Sunday Feb 49, O'Clock NJ ffsn her s'e rH
deuce No. II ST. MsTtspAee. Kghthth
pALDwIS-op Fn,y Feb H. Of scarlet fever Eet Youngest
daughter Luthsr aud Theodass BAE asd yea 0a -a
The relatives and fepds OF the family respectfully yd % attend
s fruers from he residence ~ her parents One and
bsveen SXh and SeTeEhAtes 90 sunday fep 70 A.
OelOck y. H. i
gRCKARp-Ia Ponshksepss wsinssy Feb H. Bsetsri
The relatives snd friends invited attend hi. nsr hS late rest
dsnee No. Is South oHtor'st forsaAess % Saturday. feS h
n2t O'clock p
BARBIlor "Wednesday Peb H. Miss Ann Bsshi daughter cf
Chrisu.u Isehr deesaset, 10 her 8th year Ass
The relatives she family invited 70 atsd heF asrH
from residence No II Wet hafhins0nplsee bsiudsy
Fsb ~ q. IL ocOck noon without furths, Invitation.
coRBgTTa Worcester Mas, Thrsi4y Peb Otis corbsf,
esQ, 10 she s6sh year oi his AEe '
CORsAon Prdsy Feb a. c. COrss year
relatives aad Esnts u the AH sSe 20 stsn
ths (SasrasT) afternoon, Feb 10, o. ioel0oA
NGATT-A Oxford, ChensaEo CO.. n l., VILLAS nyss', ssi 50
years l.
MARsHAIr-or Pa1ay Psb M coris. Vie Of G,oTs NU.ia
the loth JesTof hsrafe ,,,- ,,..
Ledge Of o. r. invited t. s,lesd her gze o tae Sc
Church. gni
nnsesnthss, Sunday s.tsrnooa Feb TO- At 2 'cleet
hAkrRH-ou Ihsfrsy FEB ", aseE a Arseiis iln''' ' ~
Ths r,saTss hny Insd 60 s''saf & .ias
from S1 luita Church, Ia Huasons st. ofP0n" vf'f'' W.
EoRIs0n ThsrsA Feb 10 a.ks ssdsHs, ksvaFs , j. h'
Thomas y. Norris, sgel 10 -. yA....
The funeral s bs late re- sn.s 10 sesetsts
Ksxafk NJ j. MOudAy Feb II Al 70 o'clock = NS ress'es
aud friends el The fsHiY respectfully iaTlisd a'''1 ~
RipSpocxos isar.a. EsS - s.aA r. vie q Ffssr A. idd
qSs rssrss sai sae. si w auy aal ths " her As' '0hS
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
ALBANY.

any xxCsE BILL PASSED THE AssEMBLf--Ihh
.,,rK TARIFF or THE HARLEM RAILROAD
Ar rxlneRaPa TKHuNH :.
AIsANY. Feb. 14.-The Excise question ls |"
nresent the prominent topic Of discussion IN 1ne
tnre This morning the Assembly deyote&I & Dg getHrrE
three hours 20 debate on the Dill pnsTt ct on the es
mystery. not only 90 several ne%spS spI rsember Of
sS, SSs 70 at at ts leas She @ Bristol Of Th
Committee had decided 70 report Ie e,bs understanding
which You have published IA ~ furthermore. it was upon
MS bin that Mr. Bristol based hiS repoted the
@ sss1 Won ias evening In Tmsd
the understanding last eyenins VIZ ria roornng went
aeJ ~, of the whole upon the matter t h dId
oDened the discussion IN iatot cl az h new measure as
eot sbe present Excise Law. He admitted tns' M
ana bis party in favor OF an excise ~ tbs mower il
ave to those whose duty It was 20 enforce Charged for
denounced system 10 regard 70 tne . .hs same
view Mossrs Hartman Quinn ana aR ,ssinH about
xemoorats from New-bOrk, olo tne "a, taiAIned LA con
sss snss ~ the Charter Of 1855 being aorogaEsd oS
fhe laws Of 1906 MIR Iar6ox ep Ys i1 tSs same
ositios Il was before the present law was snscs1 s
h Pond Of sarsSgS AS sas%eTed an s6ess Consttu
Sionai objections against the present law reeIthR
them Ia their position Mr. Pitts also spoke strongly
against the bin, denorneng ~ as Hessu W, b,,t NV
asked for Dy the taxRsyersr rxSr ol SentIemsn who
spoke the Republican side said he was in favor OF ne
modification OF the present law, n after fn ana In In
dlacusson u was shown that il needed Inodnct9n nus
h hii ntiroy rendering nugatOTy the present law was
one they never would consent TO- AND MT TUE se1 s
resa eir Unanimous opinion when be sald the senstt
SSonId ACT An iust such spirit After gettlhg y
through the Committee OF the MhOis, ie sa,nsnd md,
upon the third reading without single alnSuI aSs
meDt having been made, an attempt Was n1S,e nHte
20 suspend the rules and finally pass ~ .S anis
required twOthirds vote, and as the o
against the notion 1t defeated. Subsequently rOne
OF the Democrats said IL would DO an act OF OnFes 70
them TO LEI them vote on the bin to-day as they hao 70
leave the city this evening and did not want TO De
20 stay until tomorrow. This appeal prevaed anu no
bill was put upOn ua passage. The blu ls "oI iO
word as printed In this morning. TRIBUNE Inc lOloh
Ing A the vote:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
EEw YORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
sUBMIssTON no THP PTOPLI

ALBANY, Feb. 14-Mr. Axtel offered a res
Ouon submitting the Constitution by the Con-
wear Also that at the general election Of Iss9 the cues
t0n shall be submitted 70 the people, 5ha there be, In
4his State, a property qualification for any class OF
voters majority voting shall decide In the an1rma~
eve the provision Of the present Constitution respecting
property qualification shall be inserted in the COnsttu
fOn. fteferred 20 the appropriate committee The Con
Aage amending the fourth secnon TO read: laws shall
@ made for ascertaR by proper proofs the citizens who
te entitled 10 the night OF suffrage BY established laws
he Legislature shall provide for registry Of oltlzens
emitted to vote each election district 70 be completed
four days before each general and special state election
"a charter election Ia ces and DO person shah vote a.
law; ad the mode Of regisIaon to be established SHAH
te uriform IN all cities The article amended, was
Eeconntted 70 the COMMITTEES Revision. The revised
report on the Legislature ito organization &C. taken
up. and sections % adopted without amendment
IN TIC evening sesson articles aud Of the proposed
Constitution we're reported from the Committee on
Convention then took up the report Of the Revision Com
ttcee on the Leglslature s organization sc a. article
OF fie revised Constitution Sections 70 aud ~ 90 90
Inclusive OF the report on tho powers end duties Of
che Iegsiature made sections 10 20 H OF this article
Section amended % provide that the I gsls
tHre shall deduct from the salary for Of
1s ncMbcrs That OF section % TeL&IS 70 street
WallrOads Was amended ns follows:
5s Legislature shs pas general laws prcrdne NJ The e4ss herein
isss can 5s sds sSyisb bS % law san passed rTs1.
ng ooHssaes and eperai street auIoad 'S any sn OF
es coairo q hghVsy proposed % b
gspsd snd the Ire Of Al east oastd In value
bcs - tss ooo street over sh 1 pToposd y con-
st ~ 10 hs consent 81 .et property snrrs snos
. ss.a hsn wA s ss1sst Of y. G'os,n Tern q .as @
asni ssthBHstsd t1eh tbs Lssatos
Z % y = % .a,s. ~ % a., es % e. ~ S'E tore ss',' d @ . :;
s sac ss - pad - hs city, toHn o. Village Which sus Sfoaa
The article wns recOmmitted to the COMMITTEES on Re
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
CONNECTICUT.

REPUBLICAN, MASS MEETING IN HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. Conn. Feb. 14.-The first Repub
ican mass meeting Of tho campaign was held In Allyn
Hall this evening. The attendance was large and much
enthusiasm prevailed James @. Patterson presided
The names OF Grant and Buckingham for President and
NcePresident and Of Jewell and wayand for Governor
ana dLeutenanGOvernor were loudly cheered. Speeches
were made by exGOv. Joseph r. Hawley the Hon o. H.
Plat the Hon Julius l.. Strong. james q. BattersOn
Ezra Hall, Bernard Pcers and others The speakers all
sustained Congress. Grant, Buckingham, and the Re
publican State ticket
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
NEw.YoRK TEGIsLATuRE.
SENATE. ALBANY. Feb. IA. 1898

BUIs REPORTED KAVORABLY.
Nv Mr. STANFORD-TO abandon the system
Nt repairing the canals BY contract majority report
MIR NICHOLS dssented To incorporate the Trustees OF
Ahe Maynard Fund for the relief Of ndigt WIDOWS OF
Aeceaasd clerRymeh authorizing the Mariposa Company
no issue preferred stock; for the suppression OF trade
IN obscoae literature and advertisements; TO found
Presbyteran hospital In NewYOrk 70 Incorporate the
City OF Ogdensburg and the VileRe OF warwick 70
.amoQd the charters OF Randolph and Waterford
ADVERSE REPORT
Tganst bills for the relief Of the poor Of NewYorK ana
Brooklyn. -, a.. 49,
Z Mr.. DREAMER moved TO disagree with the adverse
report. Lost, and report agreed TO.
. ROUsE's POINT POST ROUTE.
, Mr.. TWEED presented memorial OF the NeW-AOfK
Chamber Of Commerce In favor Of the modification OF
repeal Of the Congressional act declaring the railroad
Dior and bridge at ROuse's Point apOst route.
BILLS INTRODUCED. .
Mr. acknowledgements tine 1Onkers ana
alpine Ferry Company. ,,,
4 Mr. CREAMER-To establish railroad from the Wee
hawken Ferry 10 the Hunters Point Ferry.
TO provide for the compilation OF the W9laDout IN.
rovement Brooklyn Authorizing the Attorney eDefa Al
10 Institute legal proceedings for the purpose OF annu
ing certain repsr contracts charged to have been
procured by fraudulent means.
ONE WEEKS RECESS.
On motion II was resolved II the Assembly concur, that
shen Senate adjOurns tomorrow II DC until 1he oven
dug OF the 25th inst. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
MARRIED.

CANEONBOLBH-Ia BroOflyn Tbarsiy, Feb g n hs real
brides parents the Rev Dr. sews ht John H. Ga
Msry daughter Of john boen e A OF
brooklyn. No cards -....r-.
IE GALLRZ-wATsOE-O THURSDAY, Teb - At So melhsss
Church Twenty nnhst by the Rst hfva hevpHn m l. lie
Caller to Miss Billie Watson both ofths cisT.
ROGRRs-FIsHon Thursday Feb ~ N a. harks Church BY The
Rev Alexander H. yhton d. d. William Rogers Of the Bngine
Corps o. Army Susan Leoy daughter Of Hamilton fsh Of Ibis
Wednesday Feb H. the Church Of
the Inrcesen Washington Hghu By tue Rev DL smith sTes
ter sheuck Mary daagbes sf william Chalmers
ksE.N Nork
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

The Senate this morning passed the bill authorizing the
AttOrne yeneral to prosecute all the canal cOnuaet0ts
who are charged with fraudulent practices. long 9e
bate occurred upon recess and resolution was nalg
passed that the Senate adjourn from tomOfroW uHtn
February 25. An Effort made TO have TINS resoutl9n
considered IN the Assembly, but II failed s not nhey
the Assembly viii concur. 1t prefers 10 aoVouh heAs
week .,--.a...
An interesting discussion took place yesterday aer
noon before the Assembly Railroad COMMITTEE upon Ihs
bill reducing the freight milk on the new lOIk anu
Harlem Railroad. DE- Humphrey, Representauye OI
Putnam County, and W. d. Murphy, lawyer OF Albany,
appeared In favor Of the bill arguing that the preseh
afo OF freight upon this article was an mpoh1On anu
xhat the poor Of EeWYOrk were the real sufferers;
That the railroad company charged more IOf
That kind OF freight than 1t did Tor that
on cattle and horses The gentlemen further
argued that II the fare freight was reduced the fare
of uk would likewise be lessened, Chauncy NJ DepeH
rDpeared in behalf of the railroad and denied that tne
FARMERS Of the counties along the line OF railroad Were m
favor Of the reduction % ths freight; they had not 10
pay It. and the cry only from number OF dealers
kFose past course gave indication that they would
reduce the pree OF their milk II the railroad cnatges
were lessened Mr.. Depew By statistles shONeu that
Whereas the price OF freight milk had increased ohy
30 oents snce 1901 the price Of mix hao increased
8o0 Der cent He could not see why the New York ana
Harlem Railroad sought 70 be fettered IN ne primer
aai business while its great competing Inc ID t1s h
b1siness the Erie Road not touched The rate OF
freight on that line about the as that on the
GIare Road and the milk dealers along tina line OF the
latter wanted the legislature to discriminate IA thef
kevor without allowing good reason Why ~ bhouio 90
80 The di iscuAsi0n has MOI ended yot.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
EEW.HAMPsHIRE.

GEN. sICKLEs AND SENATOR HYE IN CONCORD
ROusIEG MEETING.
sg SELBsEATH .
CONCoRD, Feb. 14.--A grand mass meeting
has been held here tonight Gen. eokes and Senator
Fye addressed soco persons They enjoyed m snthusi
astO welcome, and appreciated the marked attention
whsh vss accorded shep Zhs spsschss sSrs Of sAtra
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
nur 0rxnr nn Com

Will 10 s,sn evsg Of ads,eTsOn found r. y BA,
T Ios This Coffee ground AID sealed Aer
nskays stsrs PsIsS, os tss unsd st. Sovsnsst
All hs sad the Coffee hh appear
.as, ErsrI f.miy shou1 a. kasH 70 wsrty per 'sa
tksn pure Coee' One every tssSy euAns
Or Per svesy~hec II grocer ds
no. ssp tbs sAa VII gss fr A yesf s"i'" d'c
A.. s.eiorv II. e. BAnBirI,
. a o. g. o. o. q, TO- 10 al u s,sig4ssa, r. T.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

Rsss respecl, n,sd ser fssaG Ms>dx sns-
Fsb IT. q eclscx without .Er{sn<r 6sn ~ ~
Fssdeucs. Ne 81 West ThiresntsA
Rossos wsdeei5 nouns Pse is DuS L Ross n iliseg h
tkt fftA rear cf his -
Ts sslssir.s ssd friends Of shs nny in'ii sssk fs
from ks residence e nsdisesse, 1srks&
Pet. Is, at iot 'clesk ~itboss further noios
siMoNsAt B,esklya D. LOi<vk sinon izzst 4 =
o. and Ansnta snoss sged 4 meath and ~ ssSs i-fiA
TAfLoR0u Thunaay W. Tior. IN ne ,sh
The rsv.. .Ds ,r,. ostse f, pc ths -bs 81 sss f~.
Lodge Ne s2 sE NJ are insd 70 sisnd h isnsrs fsr -
O'Clock N. ~ Fl f'rf 'E1 .,af. fi.8
TiFFAffA The residence Of h gsndpother wssssv -
3st year. t Ia
The relatives and ferd Invited faasr.i ssfsrr
Peb Is. at II o'clock Chs1tts For
West FARM. CarrsEes viii be vAng a the Mott Haysn 49,
of the Harlem Railroad 20 meet hs 10 oeo from TseoE
sirthSt New -fork. ft
TAYLOR-n Bro0klyn, Fdlay morring shsrs
illness, winE Ticr. yoangsss son Of b aad 0. Tsys
his 1eth year l''I.I rs ..l.tI ffr.
Strong place BaEi Church. santay FEB i6 -
O'clock ff@
wAREgA, the residence o O. w Che.eo wsds&
ds Miss Joanna Wsrhe aged % aud msnsA
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

ordinary power. and protrscted appliance followed.
usual The fair IN strong attendance istenng
Attentively, and applsuding warmly. The Democrats
lose strength and confidence daily and the Republicans
are laying wagers increased majority Gen. Coch-
rane speaks tonight at Haverhill Eew-Hampshire is
aure.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
PENNSYLVANIA.

DAUPHIN COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The Dauphin County Republican Convention
met yesterday afternoon to appoint Senatorial and
Representative delegates TO the State Convention They
were Instructed to vote for Grant and Geay Tor Pres
dent and Vice President
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
THE WEATHER..

HHnAkEshornng-Cleer windy RON 70 Y k,.Is .-t
Aheneonss clear BveunEClesr eesy al 81 fessen:es
The With heptuae
enable hs observer 60 end the planet . he trouble s R
Me evening evening" until the Zosn 81 oS -
when with telescope charged with power ~ Neptune can % 80
equal 10 eighth magnitude ~ degrees or nree Hnes ae
diameter Of the moon, south ef Venaa 49,
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
ASSEMBLY.
TnE MEFRoPoLITAn KxoIsE "a

NE METROPOLITAN EAClbk Law. =, =,
The House went into Committee OF the Whole
on the bil 70 regulate Excise the Metropolitan Police
district and TO repeal the existing lave Speeches were
made in favor Of rtpeatng BY aessrs kEADI OALEln
s1IARr1fAN, MURPHY, KIERNAAs GUN, RILEY,
1PRINCE. and JACOBS and against II by Messrs TAR
u3OX. POND. ALLIs PITTS, and La BAU. Progress was
Jthen reported on the bill.
Tho bl vas then ordered to third reading by vote
NDi Sc 70 f6.
Mr. JACOBS moved that the bin now have its third
xeadinR The motion carried and the bin was read
n third time, and passed by vote OF 60 20 90.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15

The Rev. Mr.. Ganse breaches, under the aus
tces ~ the d. g. Associst0D tomorrow evening. IN
~: eestoes Church. Madlson0ye, corner Of Thirty
The kentueky Conference meets 10 Newport
seo' S' HAhep klhgseY presidiDE