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THREE BUILDINGS were destroyed by fire
on Fourth avenue, in Chicago, yesterday. Loss
$1,000; also, the building occupied by H. H.
Marble and Walker 4 Watts, commission mer-
chants, were destroyed by fire. Loss $4,000.
Inaured
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ usIy.p STATE. Pkrssi oyxIc!.

On ,ss petition Of % Wiz sR ssseas Rsss
isnt sI.si.a q Mn sh: sh dsy 81 March. 49, for
sspfsSa Hsi.s st :fes i psss ron On
the 18th day Of March. 1855 -
Ss ~ Dsss 81 &. ss.s q . ss
ssp e. saa ~ SsaS
Petition ought not 70 Be- Sraa,sd 'A'' AA'"n' sara
Psrsops oppo,inE the extension are required to hls
toIth n wri,inS least t,sfn.y day; before day
mtled n ,seeatd1nes With ihs rules o. The once,
which will DO fu.nished on application. = -.
non!. must b alsd q dc once hesnty days before
In az. sss a. aiias q a. 'n'' within
Ordered also, that TIL, aotiss be published In the
D. g., andil the Dsmoera. Reehsstsr. New 'Yerf,
once week for thfse sqeces.iye wesksj the nrst Oh
S.S;S%sis i, Ss:s to
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THEY HAD heavy fall Of snow in San Fran
cisco on saturday-the heaviest since 1851.
Further dispatches, date Of yesterday, from San
Francisco, state thst the steamer China, for
Yokohomo sailed to-day with tssa, 900 In treasure,
e2oS, 900 Of which is for Japan and the rest for
China.
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WE HAVE received the monthly report Of the
Commissioner Of Agriculture, which 10 . very
able document. II embraces . variety Of interest
ing matter, elaborate in detail, and will prove .
valuable acquisition to the departmental reports.
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WANTRp-sEw AND CAST. OFF CLOTHING,
w OLD 0oLp AND sILY ER ,or ANY other afticls
SteIs q fGLT6S e.. ga Ninth sIsst, aooss
north Of PennsylvAnia avenue. ds2D-H
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HARPER,s BAzAR.-we are indebted to Messrs.
blanchard 4 Mohun, corner Of Eleventh street
and Pennsylv ania avenue, for Harpsrs new and
popular weekly with the above title, for the
week ending January rs.
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A YOUNG oRL who attempted to cross the
Thames river at London, @. W., broke through
the Ice, where the water was about four or Ave
feet deep, and was unable to extricate herself
She remained In this position, with head and
shoulders out Of water, calling for help for three
hours, In plain view Of a number Of citizens and
soldiers, and yet was allowed to perish, becom-
ing chilled and dying.
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The North Carolina state Cenveation.
RALEIoH, Jan. 1.-THE State convention met
In pursuance Of General Canby's order, to-day In
the House Of Commons hail. Eighty.nve dele
gates answered to their names.
A temporary organization was effected by call
ing R. W. King, OF Lenore county, to the chair,
and J. p. Andrews, OF Raleigh, as secretary.
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Minority nepsrs Of the Csnnittes on

Minority Depsrs Of the Csnnittee on
neeepstruetion.
The undersisned, q minority Of the Commit
ioiicwing as some Of their reasons IN opposition
toni . Abfsgate and Destroy ali civil state gov.
He IL four ss q no sa
::ssss:s q: aov.s.nsss "a sl::s.d sSs 6sa.sisa-
eight In ALI have fast been Demonstrating
through their popular elections that they recoE,
antees, as far as the popular voice, their pte.er
walton 40 legal State governments. selffovern-
ment and approximation are cardinal principles
S ssse,oa ~,
robs ten States Of this Union and twelve millions
Of inh;eit.nt; Of Al profession from the Judiei
while dooming them to military despotism.
a That Congress- thu: representing but
soS as.. Part IL sGS
great With no r ass
tion Of the Executive or Judicial power, as as.
sented In the bill. The Executive or Judiciary
he. :. much right 70 proclaim Or predicate that
TO enact for the Executive and the Judiciary
both, or a. much, the Government and the cres-
and he E.eeatiTe elected BY The Whole peopis
better represents the principles Of popular gov.
eminent than Senate. q mere arbiter. the crea-
5. That the invalidation or Modification Of the
executive and judicial power in ten States 10 not
only an abolition Of the Federal Constitution,
but in direct conflict with the great military act
OF l1o2 and lbs, and Of March g. 1907 putting the
army and navy and militia Of the United
states In certain cssos at the disposal Of
the Presidents also, In conflict with the funda-
mental judiciary act Of 1850, and also In CONFLICT
with article 4, section 8, OF the Constitution,
which, while guaranteeing to every State re.
publican form Of government, Also guarantees
states protection against domestic violence,
I. That the second and third sections are In
utter violation Of the ution-articie o.
lection 7-which declares the President to be |
In Chief of the armies Of the United |
States, inasmuch a. the general Of the army 10 |
authorized to be Commander-in-Chief,a and to re- |
move by his orders alone any or all oflcers Of his
army Of the United States, Independent Of the |
Constitution and peoples elected Commander
n-Chief and thus investing q general Of the |
army with this supreme dictatorship, IL a. II in
'olemn mockery set forth to recognize civil gov.
ernments in form.
s. That the whole act 10 revolutionary and In.
'endiary IN arraying Congress, but one branch
" the Government, against the coordinate
,ranchest In all respects the constitutional
EQUALS Of Congress, and in some respects the
superiors of Congress, and thereby
II not intended, to involve the whole
country in oommotion and civil strife, the end Of
which no human eye can foresee.
JAMES B. BECK, Of Kentucky.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THR INTERIOR. -
~ gyirED srAris PATENT oyyIcl

On tho petition Of B. aMothc, Of New foIk,N.Y,
he tth aay Of April. 1854. fog an Improvement In
"a pssni .hSS axe. place !. G sSs TX az Hpa
Patent vce on monday the f6h day Of March pext at
IL clock m and all parsons notlhsd TO appear
and show sapss. ny tAsy have. Why said pss,ios
persqns opposlns ths x,Snson arc required to nlo
IN writins, AZ lsest tVtniv days before tie day Of
hsaFisF 81 tSspneiy hisd ~ either party, % DO.
nItsS y .ssoEdaass viii NJ Ialss Of The oasc. which
nonI, na,t be hlsd in dc oace fsocHfv days bsfors
iss az. in . liz ;,:siaSns any, within
ORDERED also. he. ~. peties Be Hsbll,hsd IN The
q. snd In he 1tias. New Yssf., T., ossss s.si
as days. ss
5sll-~sw oonni:.Sso;ps rH y AfSssssssl..
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TrNITED STATES MAILS, LOUISIANA.



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as fIsn Gsks chliis. By ,So Ms. AZ Bai.v
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MARRIED.,

in this city, BY Rev, g. H. Hall. d.. VIZ Il. AZ:
DsIs. asSshssr q T. A Jons., 50. Of GeorsstoWn,
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DEPARTNENT OF THR INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OyYIc

800 WARRINGTON, Jan. 4, 1858,
h.s. \: q. and kaIl Lows. sdmisi,iratiir n the
the said gcnjamie A, Lavender and Henry Lowe the
tth day Of April, lsH, for improy In Treating
Cans Fibre Tor Paper and other purposes, for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place on the t,h day ~ April, 1855;
next at ~ clock, and all persons notified 70
neS aDa 1n0 W. q e Sey ey have why said
Psrsen, oppSs!Ig Hs eItsnsion arc required y Ale
,..Eit!n!, 4 Least tsssnt d.Is Ssfor. TIC aaI N
hs,na f sssnmony nisd ~ either party, 70 Pc nsed
.eeoTdanss with hs rules q he ofes. which VIII 30
Depostions and other pspsr. relied upon ~ ts.ti-
mony ust bs Aled In the oee tpsgty days before the
days .ater nlins the Testimony -.'' ".AA ""
Ordered, also, that this notice be publshsd In the
Rspublicdn and the Intsiifcsnesr. wsshlngton D.
g. 81. and x ~ ~ H. 1,m s Bsl,i%9.s hyi.nd
q ssd ag " ~ % least ,ay REsyiOu'
w Wy W hoeftnh. \. ThEAhhhy
JAll-WT Commissioner Of Patepta
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BALrIxoRE, Jan. 1.-THE upper floors Of the
Maryland Sugar Refinery, on Dugsn's wharf,
gave way last night from the weight Of the large
iron tanks.
One man Is supposed to have been killed, and
two badly soAided.
The damages have not yet been aseertsined.
The building will be repaired Immediately.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USirEp srArEs PArEsr oyyIcE,

w WAsmHoroH, Dec, %, 1867.
On The petition Of D. e. YIrInysH Of Ellieott City,
MARY for the extension OF patent granted
TO him the 2sih day Of March, 1884. for Improve
mont in Haryesers Of Grain, for years the
ss .H =, q 'As R.isA which lakes Place on the 18th
Ode. Ais M ~ rs Ss y, The
next. at u o'clock. and a persons notified 70
.na sh SS ss X h'y have why said
PsEscn. oPPo.ns re are required y llein
writing, At loast osnfy before the day q
all testimony fled by either party, to b ussd at tie
on application.
Dispositions and other papers, rolled upon Is tss,
dsy q hearing the argumens. any, within ten days
Ordered, also .h.i tii. 99.les DO psbli.hsd In the
q, and u the Amertcdn, baltimore. MayiInd, Once
Essk for three :ueesmivs weeks the d..t 81 aid
day Of hearing. TEU's 4. o. THEAkER, WY
jAnl- wed3t ne. Commisslonar Of Patents
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BosTos, Jan. l&-In the legislature to-day the
committee on the nubject made . report to the
House recommending the repeal OF the law es-
tablishing State constabulsry.
bill was introduced to regulate the sale Of
intoxicating liquors.
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lanI-WSW Commissioner Of Patents
nEPARTAENT OF THE INTERIOR.
- - UNITED krlrHs PArkzJ .OYYIcE,

On tho matilda, n, NV. WnsIs9SToS Ja9. 4 iSS
Penn praying Tor the extension Of patent granted
e him the th day q April lsi for an improvement
Iron Tubes, for seven years from the expiration Oh
AID passss.' which takes place on the lh dpy Of
ordered thu! The said petition DO heard a tho
Patent 0ncs ou MONDAY. the 18th day Of March
s,DR::i Ana :isx ;sa:. wv hey Rave, Why saiS
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 flo
In the Patent 0niee their obiection,, specially SET
Of hearinKi alltestmony ned By either party 70 b
uifa s snia m mast % asen md rsh,
viii BE- farnishsd on applieaiien % 90. III
pony, must be nled IN the Office tosatV days before
The day q heaainsi The arguments, n any, within
Ten days AMOR hn pg the testimony, -
ordsfed, also, that TIL. notice be Published In the
Repaoifedn and he IrielliPeneer, Warrington, D.
ioL three successive weeks the brat d sad pubea:
ona % DO At least sixty days pIsvioa 2 ths day o.
jaiS- &sw nt- % commi..icuei ~ Pa, shi
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T. o. SxLyRIDoE, U. s. N, and Alberto Blert
Gand, Chill, are at the Ebbitt.
LEWIS +. MUSDxR, esq, president Of the
Japanese club OF Baltimore, Is sojournins at the
Union Hotel, Georgetown.
NJ. PozsANsKI and Jos. Hermanns, of the Busk
company, and J. Q. Bright, Of Mo-
bile, are at the Kirkwood.
Hon. J. GIsE, Omaha, Neb., and Thomas B.
Lanson. U. S. A., are at the Seaton House.
q. v. OWENS, U. s. A, Ed Terry, U. s. N, and
John Dcvlin, Of N. Y, are at williards.
s. MoULTos and W. H. II. Caleb, Pa are ameng
the arrivals At the Owen House.
Col. Z. 8. ALLEN, Boston, Col. q. o. Chaplin,
q. s. A., Hon. Thomas p. Aker, Z. A. Hurlbert,
N. Y, Hon. Moses Mcdonald, MINI, Col.
Charles H. Shelley, and Judge John L. Miller
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Z. O. HOLMES, Colorado, Hon. Burt Van Horn
and family, Of N. Y, Hon. George @. Fogg, Of
New Hampshire, and Col. H. @. Circuit are at the
National Hotel
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New Advertisements.
CPECIAL NOTICE.

SPEcIAL NOTICE.
HsvinEpurehasedo Of Mossrs, W. l. Green Co their
stock Of Urocess eqntainsd In store corner Of Ninth
snd sISssi, would resPseui INFORM ny friends
kscp constantly on hand choice selection Of m
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
which shall sell At the lowest mark OF prices.
Thankful for the patronage extended 20 me when a.
continuance Of tho same at my ney psce q business
@, Y. PERRIE,
jal6-dGtf Corner Ninth and streets.
T IsT OF PROPOSALS OF A MISCELLANEOUS
IL character receyed ut the onoe Of the Quarter
master gensral foS the week ending January y. 1858
chase 100 army wagons At 90 each.
q 9. Salisbury, New, Lork, offers y, 900 for the
nois. 70. 'r.. 't'.Fr s"fF jalb-lt
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The Associated Express Company
Election Of . President.
NEW YoRK, Jan. l&.-The board for the control
Of the Associated Express Company was Or
ganized to-day BY the election Of Alfred Gather
Of Cincinnati, president Of the board. MT
Gather has, for many years, been member OF
the board OF manager Of Adams Express Com
pany, and the superintendent Of that company
In the West,
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Election OF U. =. senator in Ohio.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, jan. IA. @. Thurman was
to-day elected U. s. Senator. The vote stood in
the House, Thurman, Is; Wade, 20, and in the
Senate, Thurman, 10; Wade, IS.
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Prom Havana By Gulf Cable.

Prom Havana By Gulf Cable.
HAVANA, Jan. l.-Adviees from vera Cruz to
the sth instant, have been received.
Gems. Diaz and Aitorre were embarking large
number Of troops to put down the rebellion In
Yucatan. The British Consulate At Havana has
news from Beliegc to the 2sth ult., which states
that the cholera was raging among the negroes,
seven deaths occurring daily from the disease.
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AAeFoorcr Dsntoncoa 70 STATE Prison.
NEWARK, N. j., Jan. N.-John Dempsey, who
was tried at Morristown for the murder OF Kean
Carroll, at Boonton, has been convicted Of muir
der In the second degree, and was to-day sen
fenced to the State prison for sixteen years.
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IMPAIRMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UMrEp STATES PATENT 0YyicH,-

On sls petition q xssJii q, p. BIgHkow, sdsin.
L. n i si::iss.
mode q nsnusslSrins Tprbias W1sss ,gor ssy .ss
SS ss.: n sso e. .sS sS1S y M
IL ordered that lhc mid pstiticn be heard At the
PAtsnt once On MONDAY. .he 18th day iof Nay,
g sppsHs and .hSw sasss g ~ thsy hays, why
Pssoas opposlsc liz extsn.iss arc required 70 al.
T. ,, M rrtSs, oaes Their ohiec,ions sseIIiy q
S NED a ne :sia s,sii9 pnss y isn md ps
viii be .arnshsd on application,
Z ri rs1sd sPSD . .Ss
ths daL q hssrag !he Arguments, any, within ten
3tasrsS. sl.o. tEst iIis sstlc. be psbl.h.d In The
Rrru.LIehs Ard tbs IYtsIiiesnssr. Wal lnstap, d.
oncs a.week for three suceessiye weees: the srst u
;sd a Pgn,i1sSrs 70 AM to
tan6-hN Commissioner Of Patents
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TOLEDO, o., Jan. A.-The boiler Of elsie q
Bros. planning mill In Quincy, Michigan, ex.
pioded this afternoon. The building is perfect
wreck Samuel Hawthorne, the engineer, was
killed. Loss q, 900.
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The London Times has had libel suit, out of
which 1t has come with nying colors. The &C.
ton was brought by = Mr.. wsson, who hsd been
assaulted In certain parliamentary speeches which
the Times has published in Its regular report.
The verdict decided, for the first time in Eng
land, that q Newspaper is not responsible for
what members OF Parliament say.
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A WEEK AGO James Lenriek, the second teller
Of Moses Taylor's New York City Bank, was
granted leave Of absence to pay a visit In the
country. Not returning at the expiration OF his
leave inquiry was made and disclosed the fact
that he had sailed for Europe with his wife. In
vestigattons Of his accounts show him to be q
defauiter to the amount of ESQ 600 The bank
has . surplus OF 1900 900.
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Wa&Sy}lS2 PAPER FOR SALE AT rnI'
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lINEw ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE Convention to-
day adopted article "a, fixing the Jurisdiction Of
the Supreme Court, and article rs, defining the
qualifications and salary Of the judges OF the
same court.
The Republican nominating convention last
night nominated II. O. Yarmouth for Governor,
Alderman +. E. Deineas, oolored, of New Orleans,
for Lieutenant Governor; and George Bokee,
Secretary of State.
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Special Notices.

Special Notices.
g Ass:. "a, sr,s.l.y:Es. g.le3, 4:
UNION HALF n on s'f fhGR siS EN MIG
i.l.t 49, !. n0ETz, Re- ssSI.
81 Board s{TUAs-As6eai ElsSti} =
A: :t ,SsS, % os AZ m bosss y. =:
s sSssss IL i. Is =, e. :s't
full attendance 'f"'" sSs Z 4. sfasnrs,
President.
N. SARpo, Sec'y. Jais-st
~Y. n. q. A, % 49,
rHEoposE fIiLlTlos,slOk
GREAT LECTURE -------==,
"rHE114 "A sE4zkS5AfHH RE- iEHs AN"
WEDNESDAY EvENH9sNo next, .A.is,n al,
The sixth Lecture Of the course befor. tn.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
WIN be delivered a. above
:, p p open At : O'Clock. Lecture commences
TICKETS, with reserved seats, rs cen,s-to be
had only at MetIerott Han. Other Tieksts, g
cents-at WIN. Ballantyne's and the usual places
lalsN rL.is tstar Ell
- ~ cAestetee Fl.ming and Nl.ane
ers Of Inc Che:sssss Fiumiss and Minins Go%
psny Il hereby called TO meet at the once d
is.d 0o%P.ny Ct NJ; SIs ssys..S :sresS wssA
TsSrn. asst, Al 10 osiosf, NJ for he ~ yu e.
Company . sS,sS M 4: .sSlss: .s..:si
WHsaisaTos, b. g., jan. Il 1855. ,.,i.r.
~ L.npkin Chestates Mining Cos.s-
t.tce Mining Company are hereby called to meet
sss ess r. S ofSrgsn At MG ~ ssysph
ne 81 dsy o. February next 4. ii S'cioef, n.'
for the purpose Of choosing q Board Of Directors
% ;f'e wsScM atA sas Ssav'
%1sHssa @HasiS g. Ss:9f :s T. ,.s y.,.
~wM. M. ARRY, -
49,, SHOW CASES, ~.
NO. sas O STREET,
Between Sixth and Seventh streets, UT.
sILvER-PLArED, WHITE METAL, ROSE.
WOOD, MAHOGANY, BLACK
Era WALNUT, 40. sa Jalo-ti
ia L Lee, :, 2, ~ 2. clay rI..s.., E.q.,
at Odd Feilows' Hall. Seventh street, on the
18th instant Subject; Labor, In relation TO hui
man development 81.
81 Water Registrsr's OMce....Crrr
All oesupsnt. u premise: n which he ~ Toso.
ne water rent for the year ending December ii,
ofhce on or before the lot day Il February next,
otherwise the water will be shut OF from such
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The Pressure upon Senators.

Tn addition to the semi official demand
upon Senator HENDERSON, of Missouri, to
remain silent upon such of the articles OF
Impeachment upon which he could not
give an affirmative vote, and which drew
from that Senator the letter published
elsewhere) which will be remembered to
his honor long after the insane denuncia-
tons now heaped upon him are forgotten,
the following Geographic correspondence
took place
" ST. LOUIS, May IS.
" Hon. J. 3. HENDERSON
4" Intense excitement here. Meeting called for
s'to-morrow night. Can your friends hope you
evil vote for the 18th article. If SO, all will be
"weu.
To this insolent message Mr.. HENDER-
SON replied thus:
WASHINGTON, May 10.
To E. W. Fox, st. Louis
"Say to my friends that am sworn to do i'm
"partia Justice according to law and justice, and
(SignedJ J. B. Henderson,
Senator FEssENDEN, of Maine, has also
been the object of party assault. The fol-
lowing indirect telegram will illustrate both
the means used and the character of the
man
''LEwIsroN, Me, May Is.
60 Hon. SIDNEY PERHAM, House of Representatives:
g Immense mass meeting last night. Impeach-
"ment demanded Resolution by mail.
I" (Sigued) j. n. PARKER, Mayor"
Mr.. FEssENDEN very quietly remarked
that it might do to operate upon Mr.. PER
HAM in this way, but he did not regard the
effort as complimentary to himself.
Senator TBUMBULL, of Illinois, received
the following endorsement in his course
CHICAGO, May IS.
s'Your course impeachment is fully en-
{" dOrsed by the Chicago Tribune (RcpubGcan.)
"The end is not yet"