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COMMERCIAL AND FNANCTAL.
Financial.

"A London paper tells of a money
lending club that was formed some
months ago by the working men of
south London, England. Each men,
Der Of the club paid slxpence a week.
The story runs that "as soon as the
treasurer received the subscriptions on
Saturday, he was surrounded bv eager
borrowers, and at the end of thirty
t meeAs me interest on the los. amounted
~ Soo nss. h95o! SO that the non-borrower
recslveo Tor his los. (the payment Of
Whlch sum was spread over thirty
"eeksl no less that el Ids. 1O1<d."
In England, by the admirable sta.
tisttcal system they have In operation
In connection with the Excheouer.
they are always able to promptly tell
the yield of the revenue, and according
ly the London newspapers of New
Years day, contain the financial ex-
hibit for 1867. During that year, the
total income of the English Excheouer
was $S43, Sl7 $50 in gold, as compared
with SS4S, e2s, 80 in gold for the previous
year: The stability of the British reve-
nue. Is thus shown by the fact that the
income OF the two years varied but
$6lO,ISO. For 1867 the revenues of
England were derived mainly from
seven sources-Customs, which Welded
Stl3, l6O,OOO; inland revenue, $99, 775, 600;
stamps vi, 1855 900; direct taxes, 81, 40,
OgS property tax, SO, $50, 600; post
once, -. 100 900; and Crown lands, 81, :
oeoSUOO. The remainder of the income
was received from miscellaneous sour.
cess which yielded SIS, 49,, $50.
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From Richmond

RICHMOND, Jan. 17.-In the Conyen-
ton to-day, Immediately after the
reading OF the journal, President I'm
derwood called White to the'chair and
then presented the following resolution,
RESOLVED, That the Committee on
Franchise and Qualification for Office
be instructed to report in favor of Civ
ing the franchise and right to hold
othce TO every male citizen Of full ACE
sonnd MIND and good heulth.
,, MI CSnaGefwood made long speech in
IaVor OF the resolution, contending that
clergymen who had heretofore been
excluded from Office in Virginia. shonlfl
be admitted to the LeGfsIatnre ard
other ohces, as they were far better
qualified than the class of men who had
heretofore held Office in the State: that
the present condition of the State was
the legitimate result of slavery. and
that In order to recuperate, a more
liberal course must be pursued towards
the colored people, who should he in
rights.
Mr.. Mayo, Conservative, replied.
pointing Out the present condition OF
the negroes In the South as evidence
that they were unfit to exercise the cleo
tive franchise. They had become a set
OF lazy, improvident hRngers-on of the
Freedmen's Bureau, and had been de-
Iuded by false promises made them bv
emissaries from the North. He adj
Vlsed Northern born members who
the State, to look at home where .tha
doctrine had been repudiated, and said
the only solution of our present diff.
cultiesI ana the only way to prevent a
war OF races, was by colonization.
bayne, colored, replied that the col.
oreo people now had the ballot, and no
power on earth could take IL rom
them; that they had learned, but not
from Northern emissaries, to distrust
the white man; that there should never
De another election in Virginia with.
out colored men had representatives of
their own color at the ballot box, to see
that they were not cheated; and the
colored people had as much right to
live on the soil of Virginia as the
whites, and If necessary thew would
fight and die for that right.
Mr.. Porter, Republican, said they
had heard enough OF these taunts about
Northern men coming here to make
can citizen, and had a right to choose
Whatever State he desired for his resi-.
dence. In former speech he said TINT
any attempt to take the right of suff-
rage from the colored people would in
aogurate war of races, for which the
whites would be responsible, and read
the following extract from a late
fredericksburg paper in support of his
assertion: f0-N "a - 70
In twelve months from this time. any
negro presenting himself at the polls,
and attempting to vote, will be shot, as
he ought to be.
BE said this was the sentiment of the
rebel press, which was supported by
rebel whites, who were thus attempt
ing to bring on war ofraces,
Without waiting to dispose of the
resolution, the Convention adjourned.
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
.AdviOes to the 18th Of January.

LONDON, Jan. 17.-Information has
been received here that a very violent
hurricane recently prevailed at Ten
eriffe and vicinity. Ships were driven
to sea, and houses unroofed and blown
down. The damage was very great,
though no mention is made OF any loss
Of life.
PARIS. Jan. I7.-2 p. M.-The Bullion
in the Bank of France has increased
Ii, OOO, 900 franc.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 17.-11;15A. M,-U.
8. bonds 757Sa759<.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 17.-11:l5 A. NJ
Cotton opened firm with prices the
same; sales of the week $500 bales; in
Guiding IL bales for export; and 9 for
speculation. Stock on hand 4S4, 600
bales; whereof IL, 900 are Americana
Breadstuffs and provisions are quiet
and steady.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-11:15 A. M.-Con-
soils e2zSa93 for money and account; o.
o. bonds 7171i others the same.
LONDON, Jan. IT'S P. M.-American
securities dull; Illinois Central IS, ex-
dividend; others the same.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 17.-3 P. M.-Cotton
buoyant. Corn declined to As cd.
Wheat advanced to les for California.
Total stock of cotton adoat, 2ll, 600
bales, whereof 12O, 900 bales were Amsri.
can.
ANTWERP, Jan. lisp. M.-Petro.
leum fat at 44G.
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Mass Convention OF the Grand Armv
OF tho R8pubIIc.

PH1LADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-A National
Convention of the Grand Army of the
Republic met in mass convention 10.
night. Gen. Sickles occupied the chair.
The Committee on Resolutions, con-
sisting of Gen. Hurlburt, of Illinois:
Gen. Nathan Kimball, of MARYLAND:
Gen. James B. Mexican, New York:
Gen. B. Halsted, of New Jersey; and
MstorJ. Clayton McMichael, Reported
the following, which was unanImously
adopted:
RESOLVED, That the veteran soldiers and
sailors, are as steadfast now, as ever. Io
the Union flag; fully recognize the
claims of Grant, General of the Army
of the United States, to the conf.
dence of the people, and recommend
him Tor the Office of President of the
United States, in the implicit conf
dsnce that the victories gained
under his guidance in war, will be fully
carried out by him in peace, in such
measures as shall secure the full fruits
OF our exertions.
The Convention to-day elected Gen,
Logan, of Illinois, Commandment.
Chief, and Gen. ]. Owen, of Philadel-
phia, for Senior Vice Commander,
We have $4,000 people represented BY
delegates, now Eere
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Supreme Court or the United Staten.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Supreme
Court was crowded this afternoon with
many of the most distinguished mem
bers OF the bar now in Washington, to
hear the argument connected with the
case No. 50 ex-parte, William ii.
McArdle, on an appeal from the Cir
cult Court of the United States for the
southern District of Mississippi. It
will be recollected that McArdle was
arrested and Imprisoned by order of
ieneral Ord, and ordered to be tried
oy military commission on a charge
OF nlnueflng reconstruction by certain
publications in a pepper at Vicksburg,
OF which he Is editor. The accused WAS
held to bail in the sum of $1,000 to await
further proceedings. The motion
argued to-day was as to giving an early
bearing to all the principles involved.
Senator Trumbull appeared for the
military authorities. He Commended
that this was not in any sense a politi-
cal question, nor was 1t of such a GRIM
inal character as required the Court to
give 1t the preference. The accused be-
ing now at liberty, though under bail,
was SUFFERING no grievous hRrdships.
~ Judge Black took issue with Senator
trumbull, and argued that the inter
ests not only OF McArdle but OF all the
citizens of the United States ware
involved In the question, and he in
sisted that the liberty of the citizens
was the most precious of all blessings,
He did not ask the early consideration
of the case as a matter of favor, but of
justice.
Judge sharkey briefly showed the
Importance of the course suggested by
Mr.. Hughes appearing for the Gov
eminent opposed the motion for an
early trial when the Court took the
matter under adviscment.
The Committee on Ways and Means
adopted the following resolution to
guide the Committee on Amendments
of the Internal Revenue law:
RESOLVED, AS the sense of this Com
mtttee, that $50, 0OO, 900 shall be consid-
cred as the amount necessary to be OBJ
tanned from the Internal Revenue tax.
and that the same shall, as far as prac-
ticable, be collected from: First-Dis-
titled spirits and fermented liquors.
and manufactures OF
tobacco. Third-Stamps. Fourth
Special taxes. Fifth-Houses. Sixth
Dividends. Seventh-Luxuries and
amusements. Eighth-Banks and Rail-
roads. Ninth-Gross receipts. Tenth
and SUGGESTIONS bearing the
lowest possible sums to be collected
from the industrial pursuits, or reliey-
ing that class of interests entirely.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE
AdviOes to the 18th of January.

HAVANA, Jan. 16.-The city govern
mentof Havana held an extra session
to-day. Returns in regard to the
health Of the city were very favorable,
and 1t is believed that clean bills OF
health will soon be issued.
The celebration of TIE Deum which
is to be held for the deliverence of the
city from epidemic disease, will take
place on the 10th.
Advices from Martinique to the 1st
Inst. say no further earthquakes on that
Island had occurred.
Santa Anna and his companions are
very busily occupied, and some curious
Developments in regard to his schemes
and intriEues are looked for,
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From Atlanta. Ca

New YORK, Jan. I7.-An Atlanta
special says: The State Treasurer sur.
rendered the keys, but refused to give
up the money or books.
ATLANTA, Jan. 1.-THE Controller OF
State has refused to recognize General
meade's authority, and general order
has been Issued this evening from head
quarters, removing John T. Barnes
said Controller, and appointing Capt.
Charles Wheaton, OF the SD infantry,
to his place.
A Florida committee petitloned Gen.
Meade to postpone the Floridas Com
vention for thirty days, to correct the
registration frauds, but after telegraph
ing to General Grant relative thereto,
Meade decided not to order Its post
ponement,
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From Cnna,,,.

RNfoNTREAL, Jan. I7.-one, Henry, a
liquor dealer OF this city, recently pur-
chased two hundred and thirty
and subsequently, he succeeded In ex,
tracing the liquor from the packages
and hlling them with water, defrand-
Ing the revenue of $4,000. Henry has
escaped to the States.
A sharp shock of an earthquake was
felt at st. Andrews, on the midnight of
the 14th inst. The same was slightly
felt In this city, accompanied BY an
unusual loud noise.
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From WnshInrton,

WASHINGTON, Jan. I7.-Gen. Ord had
an Interview with the President, and
assured him that negro suffrage never
could be successfully consummated In
the South.
The McArdle case came up before the
Supreme Court to-day.
WAsHINaToN, Jan. 1.-THE State De-
partment is in receipt of dispatch
from San Francisco stating an assay OF
gold ore from Alaska gives thirteen
thousand dollars per ton.
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From Alabama.

sALEAI, Ala, Jan. :17.-Hon. P. G.
Wood has decided that he could not
comply with Gen. POpe's order in re-
gard to placing negroes on the jury
without violating his official oath, and
yesterday his court was suppressed by
military authority. At a meeting OF
the Dallas county judges, Wood was
unanimously sustained.
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FoRTIETH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
HnuaE


The Speaker announced the regular
business in order during the morning
hour to be the call ofcommittees for re-
ports of q private character.
On motion OF Mr.. Butler, the Senate
amendments to the deficiency bill were
referred to the Committee on Appropri.
ations.
Several private bills were passed, in
c!udlng one granting q pension to Da-
yid Van Nostrand, OF the 18th Indiana
Volunteers.
On motion Of Mr.. Washburne, of I'LL
nois, It was ordered that the session OF
tomorrow be for general debate only.
:, on the suggestion Of Mr.. Bingham,
It was agreed that the debate on the
ReconstEuction bill should go on to-
DAY, and that subject might also be
discussed tomorrow, and that the pre-
Vtous question shall be considered sec
onded, on Monday, after the morning
hour. o
Mr.. Schenck, from the Committee on
ways and Means, reported back the
senate substitute for the House anti
contraction bill, with a recommended
ton that1t be non.concurred in, He pro-
ceeded to explain the difference be-
tween the propositions of the House,
saying that the Senate substitute ac.
compltshed, by q vague phraseolo-
gy, what the House bill accomplished
In direct, plain and unmistakable
manner. The Committee ON Ways and
Means was unanimous In recommend
ing the non.concurrence in the Senate
amendment. The amendment was
non-concurred in, and the bill goes
back to the Senate.
The House at half past one resumed
the confederation of the bill reported
from the Committee on Reconstruction,
on which Mr.. Boutwell, was entitled to
the noor. He yielded twenty minutes
70 MIR. Garfield who addressed the
Housed In advocacy of the bill.
Mr.. Boutwell, addressed the House
In support of the bill.
The bill was opposed by Messrs. Ross
bard, Of Connecticut.
Mr.: Paine, from the Committee on
F'reedmen's Affairs, reported a bill to
provide for the sale OF certain lands and
tots on the sea islands, Beaufort Dis
Adjourned.
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NEW YORK, Jan. IA dispatch in
the morning papers giving an account
OF the pToceedings Oft common coun.
Gil OF Washington relative to the rein.
statement of Mr.. Stanton, was misst a.
ted. The occurrences therein narrated
were in the Philadelphia common
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TnIenn.

JANUARY Observation-Disclosures:
saleg amber at e IS. Confirm a.
csc. Oats-Quiet and firm; held Al SO.
Rye-Quiet, and nothing doing,
DRESSED Hoes-S7 25aS so.
JANUARY 17.-FLoUR-Sales of oity
ground atS1S 20; white $40 rs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 30. Corn
SOC. 0ats-Unchanged.
Milwaukee.
Xxx So 75al025.
wHEAT-Duil at 81 OK for No. L.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, Jan. 1.-THE Re
publican Convention tonight appoint
ed delegates to the Convention at Nash
Vile. They were instructed TO vote for
Grant and BrownloW.
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transfer Of any property by him, are forbid
oen oy law; that meeting Of the Creditors
OF Lhe said bankrupt to prove their Debtg
and to choose one or more RsaigneeS OF his
estate, viii be held at Court OF Bankruptcy
70 pc holden At the Registers Omca, on
oush Of Media, in said county, before
samuel b. Thomas, Esq.. on the thfFty-dfIt
day Of January, A. d., 1855, ats O'Clock, p. m.
AARON JAMES,
Dep. o. g. ManhRl a. Messenger.
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NEW York, Jan. l7.-John Jacob As
tor, Jr., died to-day in the 6sth year of
his age.
Gen. j. B. Magruder, of the Confed.
crate army, voluntarily took the oath
Of allegiance to the Government of the
United States to-day.
In the O. s. Circuit Court to-day
Gov. Fenton offered a vacancy on the
bench of the Court of Appeals 10 Judge
Charles Mason, Of Madison county.
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BosToN, Jan. 17.-Gilmore's full band
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music for the grand charity ball and
concert there ON Monday night,
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Cincinnati,


JANuARH Observation-Disclosures
a10 IS.
GRAIN-Wheat-Un winter
81 65a2 90; spring 81 15a2 20 for Nos. 2
and l. Corn-Very dull; prices nomi-
nal. oats-66s67c. Rye-Dull and
lower; 81 6sa1 go. Barley-In good de.
maDd at 81 00a2 05 for No. and extra
fall; IL S0al 90 for spring.
CoTToN-Steady at i5o, and the de-
mand good.
HOos-Dull and prices lower; live
IS 76a6 so; dressed 81 26s7 70 for those
averaging 200a240 MS; extra, averaging
SOOa87O ms. sold at Ss 00as 10; receipts
6,OoOi hogs now coming in are general.
~ large; some extra were taken for
shipment East, at IS 00as 10, net. Light
Hogs-Very dull;.
PRoVIsIoNs-Dull; Pork-New mess,
inside city brands, are offered at $40 90.
Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders can be
bought at TIC, and sides at exc. Ba.
con-9aeNc for shoulders; 1INc for
clear sides; 1lNo for clear rib. Lard
Firm and quiet; low grade 1l1zal2ei
prime leaf 127Sp121fc. Hams-Sugar
cured Ice.
BUTTER-Firm at a5a40c.
Eoos-42c.
oiIs-Linseed Oil declined to 81 liza
1 ID, with some pressure to realize; the
market closes irregular; the stock in
the hands of crusheTs and speculatorsi Is
large, and this causes the pressure to
sell.
PRrRo1EuM-Dull at 42a44c for re-
fined free.
sBEDS-Clovsr seed In demand at 12h
a127<c per D.; Timothy seed. firm al
g 5Oa2 go, in the large way; Flaxseed
lteady at 81 IS.
GoLD-l3sX, buying.
MoNET-Market unchanged.
JANUARY 17.-FLOUR = Unchanged
COMMUNICATIONS and easier a
81 07s<a2 0s for No. 2. Corn-DulI and
lower; S51<c bid; s51fc asked. Oats
Dull and lower at 6Sl<a6S%c. Rye
Dull at 81 52a1 81. Barley-Duu and
unchanged.
PRovTsIoNs-Pork-$2o 25 for stand,
ard; heavy at $50 so. Lard-In fair de,
mand and steady at 12Hc. Green
Meats-Dull. HRms-10Tc. Should
ers-6kc.
DRESSED Hoos-steady at 71<as<c
! with fair demand.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 17.-Hon. william,
T. Hamilton was elected U. s. Senator
to-day, on the first vote. The vote
stood, Hamilton So, Swami 40, Judge
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Notice.

WHEELIEo, W. Va. Jan. II, rs. !
A MEETING OF THE STOCRHOLDERs
"a Of this Company will 10 held a. the Of
nee OF the company, on TUESDAY, JAZZ. 9Th
4eooS Al O'Clock, p. m, for the election OF
nine directors for the ensuing year.
1anls-n1a4s5 L h WIh sd.4itsev