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CALIFORNIA AND IDAHO.

The Yosemite Grant-Miains Interests II
Idaho.
San FRANCISCO, Feb ~, 1888.
IN the Legislature cday the House passed. over the
veto Of the Governor the bill alternating portion Of the
Yosemite graft made 10 ths stae By Congress- On the
condoe that DO kept for public enjoy and recre.
The bill, requires the consent sf Coagross TO its
provisions
Advicss 10 February from Idaho represent the
mining interests - unusually nourshng One hundred
ssd any thousand dollars a treasure was shipped from
the Owyhss district during January.
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GEORGIA..

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the NeGrs
Bradisy-AdsDtioa Of a Rranchise Ordi.
aanco.
ATLANTA. Feb "a 1893.
In the Convention to-day Aaron Aipesrs Bradley, .
colored mombsr, was By unanimous vote sxpssd for
gross insults offered 10 the Convention.
The third section Of the franchise ordnance, which
proposes TO disrauchiss until January 1892 ell who
rsnnot register under the Sherman bill vas defeated BY
RE adoption OF Mr. hlisrs substitute The latter ais.
Franchises only those convicted or treason, smbeszls
msnt of public funds maisasance In once crime punish.
bic BY Law with Improvement "a the Penifsntiary, Or
aribrey; aud also idiots and Insane persona u was
bdopsed by vote OF yeas ia 10 nays TO- four0fhs VI
abe negroes voting In The Affirmative
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.a shg Isaac wsse s,ows Iavsrpool pso H. with mae
day. vest Of he ssa5. 1S% ' Sa CO. ass sssn
Jses sss sg ;a, and received other
with teas 80 to order 49," 'e's''o" ~"''' Wv -
BARK Die Ernts trrus Kook Rio Jan.ro. 30 days via
Was at,erss @ asmpson Rsaas rh strong
o ~ was on los % the 9th nat and could
s:Ts csris. ssi TsIs: Iasd wussp. slraso.as q.
sris Eassne Adams, Isssna q days. Win fruit, to
srg =" EATON lBr) MeNely, ponarara; 81 Gays. With
sngar to Solomon a 90. Has mad heavy, wes!saT
gales on the coas. Sailed IA company with bra 4
Br5 Edith Putnam, Mlrasoane. 10 days with iogwood,
Brig Omaha Toothaker Nuovi,as is days win sugar &c,
70 = Talbot Co. had strong northery winds tho easre
sSA sor of 0 w Eo 5sss :; say
q aaiterss with Il .ross wnd 0'0A
schr Coral sle B) stubbs. Kingston, Ja Jan H. with
schr Moses raite1 (or Bangor Harding Port spain q
days. with pitch and cocoa 20 u Loud 90 Has had
heavy NV gales on the coast pt b foresAh and carried
schr Vim u Jenes Lyons Fsrnandna 10 days, with cot
scSr VIM Z Ware. Taylor. yireins.
schr Geiiysburg, Smith, Rl1asothport far Portland.
schr Admiral stenan, Portland days, with lumber, TO
schi Charlotte Brown of Nantucls., Robbins Hyanns
i : revenue steamer Hugh Mccuoch Norman, from
sells '''' =
BELOW.
Brig Matanneas (spl, from Masaozas
SAILED.
Steamships Tarifa Livsrpoo Siberia do; Nebraska do;
Fl Cid Newborn; Aibemarfe, Norfolk; Somerset Balmore
Neptune Boston; brig Maria White.
Wind this morning W5W. sunset. Sw The rivers and
bays are yet very much ohssructed with drift Ice.
Vessels Duo mt Now York.
The following vessels duo. nearly at this
port from European. East Indian and China ports
FROM EUROPEAN PORTS.
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The Boston Trnct Society
ri.

The Boston Trnct Society
BosroN, Feb. IL. 1868.
Tho Boston Tract Society to-day voted that the Society
At Boston withdraw all its agents from the neld dscon.
tinue all personal other appeals for funds either
churches or ecclesiastical bodies In New En- gland or
elsewhere and that Its existence be continued distinct
lively ~ publishing corporation; but that II may carry
out fully the designs OF its founders and past beneac
tors Is to retain tho right to receive the voluntary Of
ferngs or churches and individuals and to distribute
publications by grants Providence may open the way.
That the society at New York occupy the fsd thus
linquished, discontinue Its depository in Boston, and
transfer the sale and agency OF les book tract publ
cations there to the Society at Boston and the Society
Boston transfer the sao and agency Of its book and
tract publications In New York TO the Society there,
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NEW YORK.


Quarter Elections Ca Broome Ccunfy.
BsGHnsros. Feb. IL. 1853.
The charter election OF the town electors of Broome
county and OF is city took place to day. Jabez r. Rice
democrat was elected Mayor OF Binghamton city by lb5
majority The vote on tho other city candidates was
moro evenly divided, the democrats having majority
on the Assessors vote OF about thirty This city
gave majority OF seventy eight for McKeon repubt-
can, for Secretary OF state, In November last The
elected IN the town OF Bngnamton showed repubi.
can majority and republican gain,
Other towns yeted>As ioii"".'- So. rs,-so.
..,dle. Fsnton. Lise. Name Triangle and Windsor
wout republican. and kirkwood Union and Vesta went
heard from.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

fsdear 1arker-Exchauge Quotations-nIarine
Intelligence.
HAVANA, Feb. IL, 1868.
t.: sugar market is dull and declining; offers are
aow and sellers refuse them.
Exchange on London, l0h IL per cont premium; on
Paris ~ per cent discount; New York, ccsncy, 81
1per discount
The josephine sailed 10 day for Galveston.
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Railroad Accident kcar Marshnli-A Car
Busncd-Eew Casualties.
CHICAGO ILL.,. Feb. IL, 1858.
The train which left Omaha on Monday for
Chicago met with . serious accident q midnight aftsr
passing Marshall Iowa. Three were thrown from the
track and pfecpitated over q ateep smbankmens Two
Of the took nfe and Of them was wholly con.
sumsd. There wsrs but few passengers on the waln.
bst most Of them sustained slight injuries broken
rail the cause of the disaster
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ST. DOMINGO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD

fShort Siege of St. Domingo Clty-The Prcsi-
dency.
HAVANA, VIA LAKE CRY, Feb. H. 1868.
The Dominican capital held out against the be-.
iaieEers but few days.
General jose Hungria is President ad interim.
General Buenavenfura Baez is anxiously expected
at the capital. He will immediately assume the
Presidency on arriving.
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VIRGINIA..

Retrenchmcnt In she Couve ntion-App oint.
mcnt OF Assessor In Richmond.
RICHMOND. Feb L. 1868.
Rstrencbment was the order OF the day II the Con-
wsnton to-day. A resolution adopted dlschargipg
nil tho committee clerks Another rssolslon was
adopted dispensing with s,cnossphic reports q
bates OF the Convention after saturday having been
shown to have cost "a. 900 10 date.
e. N. Schoned. brother Of the commanding general,
has been appointed Assessor Of this city.
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ARE Won RII.IOIigy

Mu,tudes Of both will this Ia the
affirmative tor next 70 disorders OF the
plants perhaps tho most prevalent Of all Internal
It's usual symptoms ycllowsh tinge In tho
whites OF tho especially the inner corners
Slightly ii sensation In the right side
shoulder blades sick headache Iasstude mental
duness lack appetite and rreguarity of the
Whoever this diagnosis applying to his
condition be quite certain that more bile exists IN hts
blood passes through his bowels than eIpedent
for his health and that his liver requires onng aud regu
lasing. Ono Of the special uses Of
HOS1ErrER'S Br1TERS
Il 10 meet Just such cxgcnces this Its tonic principle
the fror its and Its element
gently relieves the intestinal OF the
quen upon insufficient supply Of natures cathartohs
Persons Of bilious habits win find I. tho best safeguard
against the attacks which they
disposed and should carefully avoid all lSe ordosr ses.
holc stinuisnts.
New York once, % Deg street.
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ARKANSAS.

The DIGESTION Of Female Suffrage 10 tho Cen
ventlon.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb H. 1863
despatch from Little Rock says tbs proceedings IN
Convention to-day wcre unimportant.
Mr. Langy radicall offered resolution in favor Of
female suffrage and supported bis resolution by q
lengthy speech.
Mr.. Cyport offered amendment which vas table cd
biting husbands from voting II their wlves do So
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Convicted OF Manslaug hter-Dickcup Third
Course OF Readings.
BosroS. Fob. IL. 1893.
Edwin G. Mcguire who has been on trial for murder
house on Broad street, was to-day conviotsd OF
slaughter.
Nearly all tho tickets Dickens' third Of read.
ings disposed of ct the opening sale to-day. The
sale was conducted very quietly.
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PRUSSIA,

French Report OF Count Blsmnrclx's Resig.
nation.
PARIS Feb IL, 1858.
La France In Its issue Of to-day, insists that Count
Bismarck has asked permission 70 resign his post
head Of the Prussian Cabinet.
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AUS 7 RIA.

i. dersnan Complaints OF the NIinisfcria Policy.
BERLIN. Feb. IL, 1868
Tho North German Gazette, paper which is generally
regarded the private organ Of Count Bismarck,
has editorial which It finds fault with the policy
Of the Austrian Prime Minister Baron Bsust, and
declares that be pursuing dangerous in too
ysslousiy bsfriendiug the exied Princes OF Hanover
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TENNE SSEE.

Message Of Governor BrOwnlow the Rail-
rond Strike-General. Grant Sustained by
the Lowcr House Of the LoRislaturc.
NASHVILLE, Feb. H. 1868.
Governor Brownlow sent message to tho Legislature
to-day relative to the strike the Memphis Carksvle
and Louisville Railroad He declares the resolution OF
the strikers to prevent the running Of the trains
the mail tram, until all arrearagcs paid piracy
against the State, and recommends some action the
subject He also recommends that tho Affairs OF the
road be wound and the road sold to tho State
interest
resolution sustaining General Grant In the contro-
versy with the President and declaring him the choice
OF Tennessee for the next Presidency adopted
the Lower House to-day. substitute avorng General
Thomas was rejected.
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FRANCE.

IN. Felix belly and tho NicarRaaan Govern.
mont.
PARIS, Feb. IL 1888.
~ Felix Belly, the vol known French railroad and
canal contractor OF Central America has been SON.
fenced In the court here pay heavy fine for publish
Ing - slanderous ar:icle against the government Of
NicarnauA
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TDLDCRAPHIC NEWS
E r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HeaAtO.

0rouRht Affecting the Tobacco Crop-Dom
Pedro, Of Brazil. AMI Madame Rissori.
hAyASA, VIA LAKE CRY. Fla, Feb. Il. 1868.
AT Manzanillo the severe drought Is retarding
She tobacco growth. and the probability is that
che crop will be half short.
Madame Ristori has received a letter from the
emperor of Brazil Offering free passage for her.
self and troupe to Rio Janeiro. and also the Of
the imperial theatre in that capital.
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Commander D. 8 Brains has been detached from
ordnance duty At The Now York Navy Yard from and
after March l. and ordered TO command the shamokon
Commander Pierce Crosby, detached from the CON-
maod Of the shamoKsa and ordered 70 return 10 the
DATED States.
tsched from ths Tuscsrora and placed waiting ordsra
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Tho Overthrow OF Cabrni.
HAVANA Feb. L. 1865
We have received from st. Domingo stating that
General Cabral had abandoned the capital that Hun
trla has been made temporary PRECEDENT, and that
General Baez almost momentariy expected 70 arrive
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Outrage In MISUNDERSTANDING Of tho German
Savings Institution.
MEMPHIS, Feb n, 1888.
French woman living in the suburbs of this city
was outraged BY Two negroes few days since. The
police after them
Ing The liabilities are $14 900 and the assets 500 600
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Cssss,s S SsSSEEnpi oSkHfYHfF ss cousH BALsAx
known be the and srscsus remedy sndn wth'a
Tor sale Sy eli druggists 81 asc, scc. snd7,s.
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Tho Evening Telegram Has Now CtrcWlr-
tlon equals 10 all the othor evening combined IL 10
constantly ahead IN news and last evening boat it's cootems
IN THE FIRST EDITION TT CONTAINED
LUDICROUS SCENES IN THE POLICE COURTS.
MORNING REPORTS FROM WALL STREET
THE LATEST LOCAL AND SUBURBAN IsTELLI.
GENCE.
IN THE SECOND EDITION.
COMMERCIAL NEWS by CABLE,
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON,
LAW AND POLICE COURT PRO0EEDISGa
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH FROM ALL PARTs
OF THE WORLD.
IN THE THIRD EDITION.
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS-.
ATTEMPT TO FORCE ALABAMA INTO THE UNION
POLITICAL: MILITARY, aENERAL GOSSIP.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE,
PROSECUTION or TENEMENT HOUSE, OWNERS
MONEY, MARINE. TRADE On AND STOCK REPORTS.
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sri sss,s q: :r q rs:
sgs.ssrs Rev, chsg,s = s;., meyer es,nsed ny
!hs at s.s,ptss =, thSt better q that which essas
vice subdung hosrseusss Rev, Daniel WISE. Nssy
York. The II ochss sa1 Of life 70 me- "prafssscr
Edward North, President Of Hamilton College Clinton, n
"A simple and elegant combnAuon FOR Coughs, kc->
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CrIstadoro,a Haiy Dye.-The Hest Evss
manufactured. Wholesale and rssili Ssc applied 3,
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A.-A.-Jnuanese Hair sfnin

A.-A.-Jupaneso Hair stain
Colors whlskcrs and mustaehs beautiful bkan
brown. OF enly preparation. Color will
will not fade n wash out. Only 10 cents box
Sold by II. r. HEIMBOLD. bal Broadway, next 70 Metre.
politan Hotel, and by all druggists
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AIDE Grafh,s Electric OH for Rheama
tism deafness and ali aud pains Warranted TO
For sale by ali druggists
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Ss,sss. GssxsS is All oLsSsI,ssssa snSs's
40 Chessn ut erect, PhadepAiaS
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shor notice - secsIaSnse s6 40 rs9ars.sns q the
works, Twenty eighth street. Second avenue and Treaty
ninth sreak Nav York. .
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DsssssEs liz Vas. !. h: Ssfsss ' S:st sss
Cln street.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-The Beat In che
world theony psrf DYe harmless reliable tnstsnians
GUS .Factory 10 Hoad street.
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American tSYalthnm) Watches.
Recommended by
Railroad cngreora, lctUrs, and othes
per superior 10 all others for durability sssdn0ss AA
accuracy ttmekespofs
Purchasers should Invariably nsls on csstiGcats %
gcnuineness.
Tor sails By all respectable dealers
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Rsynl xlevasa kssssFy:1aE5 ne. ,,,s r,sd ~
D'us0snx .Sd s re CO.. g. sssisr 70 Wan srssMv.
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Tn. Nrssrepo itfna Job Printing EpSnhtisls.
nkf ~ Nsssau sfsss prepared 70 furnsA Yards. cr
GU - y.mph eta Cases, Posters and
Of Printing les twsssy I've per cent lsse than W
oAtsinsd elsewhere In The city
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Wlrs, Toupee. and Oruav .sntei ur.y.-Hcss
quality Hair DYE and hsS Dgoay all oJorA kAlUIHip
0k'S. ~ Road Sweet
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Nrs's A, ALLEN for bet IN fRovEp V,ew s,yiel RAix
RESTOREneR DRESSING (iu lei and n fratsfuS
public appreciate ,se very low price, I'll. kvery 6sxsss
sells IL
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,eIs Duo MT Now York

The following vessels duo nearly So at this
port from European. East Indian and China ports
PROM EUROPEAN PORTS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-31
.@ Kilbou1n's Store,
 e N . E M Q H E,

raE @Vf Nov the railaoad war hss come to an end,
 And the people arc bound to be in bonds. Let all your goodly footsteps daily tenl, 5a To the Cheap Store close by the depot ponds; Bring all your friends, don't forget single . For there's the cheapest bargains under the sun Bring the Lame we ve power make them walk
 Bring the dumb Jour prices will make them talk
 Bring the blind,our nice goods will make them see, @t ~isa A-E;-t. -sfi1c l3 i-f
 Bring the deaf, our great spell shall make
 Bring your wife-don't fail to learn how lit-
 tic pelf, -s- t..~ Wifi bring away the goods from Kilpourn' $
 shelf. Three special bargains offer to you all, s To see them good friends, don't tail to cali And first have a pile of shoes, Bought of the Bankrupt Jews, F3 I'll sell them for half their cost.
 And pity the maker that has lost line pile is worth $2 GOO, just, s r fl take one half; don't ask for trus..
 And next the Flour trade wants a word.
 Though cries fer bread are seldom heard.
 Just fifty barrels in a week are bound to go; And every price and kind keep, you know, '1is cash IT have, for trust is dead,
 When Flour is made up into bread. And third, cold weather has come at last With snow and ice and chilling blast; So in good kindness am not 10th, To sell you cheap your heavy cloth. 5sf If one can get good buncombe Satinet, -... For fifty cents a yard, why need he fret? Yea more. A good fine cassimere, each yard, For just one dollar. Who would not be a bardP All kinds keep and sell them very cheap, have a mighty heap, with prices never sleep, And last to end this punning, 1 Il add little dunning.
 Do you owe me. Will you pay? .9 If you do, pray don't say nay.
 To be brief the subject isn't funny, Good friends I'd like little money. .
 Yours truly, D. c. KILBOURN. AtL.t of "Cheap Grocery Fame
 Litchfeld Station Dec. 1868. l2tf
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l)odrp.

We publish by request the following lines from the Dublin Nation: sss s- -ss9 a zIs-g;sraE MAna.e {. ssAsrrns .ss -I.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-31

a zlassTAE MAne1.ee ...,.s = s 4Alsrrns ss -I FIRsr ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEATH Or THE In1sa PAT O'BRIRN. @si| ls g5 s&f'E 7, .9 z rar ii sGod Save Ireland.nl e4-s@ st5 .a AIR" Tramp tramp, tramp, the boys are marching. High upon the gallows tree
 Swung the noble e-hearted three, Es-sJs IT n By the vengeful tyrant stricken,
 z@. In their bloom ft l-fs IH1 s;l But they met him face to face, s.a f. With the courage of their race, +a Fs i5s}l And they went with souls undaunted, ~
 To their doom. s- rs af lf God save Ireland, said the heroes sl5
 God save Ireland, said they all: @ e Whether on the scaffOld high, s4ti@+ +& E. z. fl Or the battlefield we die
 0 what matter, when for Erin dear we fall Girt around with cruel foes. : sl1--- ;. Still their spirit proudly rose,
 For they thought of hearts that loved them, er s. -.l..4 Far and near, fts s... tss-.f Of the millions true and brave, +t Ger the oceans swelling wave, . .sf-..5.f And the friends in holy Ireland, 't'
 God save Ireland said they proudly
 God save Ireland, said they all, Ei ~4. m Whether on the scaffold high,
 Or the battlefield, we die, .i
 o what matter, when for Erin dear we fall !! Climbed they up the rugged stair, stsf.1e, Rung their voices out in prayer, Then with Engands fatal cord f@ 19
 Around them cast,
 Close beneath the gallows-tree, 'f''5+'if 4 Kissed like brothers lovingly, ., ..4.i True to home and faith and freedom, s.s .j, s.-s.+e . To the last. +l, a.-,f, .t.t,t5s
 God save Ireland, said they proudly, God save Ireland, said they all :; '''-' -.r .t4 Whether on the scaffold high t r+
 Or the battlefield we die, ' 's7 '-t rs3
 what matter, when for Erin dear we fall! Never till the latest day. ... .s. -.sss 4. rs<lA Shall the memory pass away y} Of the gallant lives thus given t..,' O.
 For our land; gr Urt Jg N- But on the cause must ever go ''- e- 4 Amidst joy, or veal, or woe, s.lg Till we've made our isle nation. .#E Free and grand. qI.ss a47
 God save Ireland, said they proudly, 2
 God save Ireland, said they all; Whether on the gallows high, t, ''.
 Or the battlefield we die t-s te'' ~
 O what matter, when for Erin dear we fall! :!
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-31

,. We extract the from the addresses made by Democratic members of Congress on the character of Mir. Stevens.ih 7rsY
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-31

FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF DEATH Or THE IRisH PAT. ! RIOTS, w.. F. ALLEN MICHAEL LARKIN, AND MICHAEL
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-31

aa The World asserts that MT. Belmont con-
 tributed hundred thousand dollars or mora towards the expenses of the Democ. racy in the late canvass. q 71f Fl
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-31

THE HoosAC TUNNEL CONTRACT. An an-
 nouncement was made yesterday that the Governor and Council in Massachusetts
 had closed a aeontract for the completion of the troublesome Hoosac tunnel with Sham ley Brothers, engineers from Canada. for $4, ,750, 900. Lower bids were rejected. be. cause the bidders failed to deposit seenri. ties to. the amount of $500, O,OO0 as a cnar ?. antee. That difficulty was obviated for the Shanleys by allowing the contractors to ,do work to that amonnt before receiving anv State money. But before ths contract was completed, it seems that other bidders. Carpenter, 0diorne < Gardner, came in of. ierlng to take the work at their original
 bid, and give acceptable securities. They claim that their bid is $700, 900 less than that of the Canadians; and propose to go
 to law about it.. Comans. sen a5slfo bEo9
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-31

DERBY.-The Post of the Grand Army of the Republic at this place has been nalmad sisKellogg Encampment, in honor Of the |lamented Colonel Elisha 8. Kellogg, of the 2d c. V. A. ,tssss g84 T siaas+
 TIE Day of the Landing of the Rile;ina was celebrated as usual.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-31

NEw RAILROAD ENrERpR1sE.-Ata meet ing g'of the New York and Highland Sus. pension Bridge Railroad Company, held on Friday, 1t was resolved to construct a rail. road from New York city to point nea, the eastern terminus of the proposed Hud son Highland Suspension Bridge, where i, will form a connection with the Erie anG New England railroad. It lis expected tc use the Harlem track to the upper end soi the island, crossing the Harlem river near the High Bridge:, North of this point il will run along the valley between Harlem river and Jerome Park; thence following the course of Tibbitt's Brook and Croton Acqneduct. to point directly east of Ton kers; thence,along the Saw NH river val ley to Uaionville; thence through sleepy northerly to Gregorys Pond, and thence westerly to it's proposed junction with the Erie and New Eegland '1st raj. railroad. aa About railroad he, been bought, and the route surveyed. ~ PaAaqi~n.