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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January l6.
GEM TIE.

~ -
Mr.. Trumbull presented memori .
from Thomas A. Williams, Stephen D.
Drake and John ID. Williams, who claim
10 he familiar with Indian affairs, set
TING forth various reasons Why the pre-
senf mode of dealing with Indians is
Objectionable, and praying Congress to
incorporate them into the United States
so as to be subject TO the laws, and
bring them more in contact with the
white population claiming that thus
they could be managed more economic
ally, and that wars with them would be
avoided. Referred to the committee on
Indian Affairs.
On motion of Mr.. Chandler the Senate
resumed consideration of his motion
to refer to the committee on Commerce
the resolution in regard to the appoint,
ment of retired naval officers as Consul
and Vice Consul which was debated I'M
iii the expiration of the morning hour.
Mr.. Wilson called up his bill for grad
nal reduction of the army so as to make
it A special order for the next meeting,
and it was then laid aside.
Mr.. Howard made a motion to
90 into Executive session, but
Mr.. Sherman said it was desirable
to have vote on the bill
for the repeal on cotton tax, on which
Mr.. Morrill,. of Vermont, spoke in
opposition to the motion of Mr.. Sher-
man TO recede from the Senate amend
ment, combining the repeal to one year.
Mr.. Conkling made few remarks to
the same purport.
Mr.. Cameron renewed his motion for
an executive session which was carried
and the Senate held an executive session
until about o'clock when it adjourned
till Monday.
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gg Telegraph
TO TIE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, January 16.-Considerable
excitement was oecasioned in this city
to-day by the announcement that the
Eenian, Deasy, who, with Kelly was
rescued from the custody of the police
at Manchester some weeks ago, had been
captured by the police late yesterday
afternoon. They oyerhauled man
near Waterford, Ireland, who answers
completely to the description OF Deasy.
Other strong circumstances warrant the
belief that the authorities have not been
mistaken. The prisoner, under a
strong guard, started for Manchester
I his morning, where he will be confined
with the fellow prisoners of Deasy for
recognition. The Government officials
are very active and vigilant. Iester-
DAY afternoon two Americans, named
Barroe and O'Neill, were arrested Mt
Glasgow and imprisoned. Papers found
on their persons indicate beyond u
doubt that they belong to the American
wing of the Fenian organization
The motion recently made in the
Court ofth Queens Bench, for change
of place of tri Il of the Fenians, Burke,
Casey, Shaw and Mullaney, from War
wick to London, is likely To bc granted.
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HOGS.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, January l6.

CINCINNATI, January 10.
FLOUR-Unchanged and dull with
family selling at IL 00a1l %.
WHEAT-Held firm at 55a2 60 for
No. 2 and No. winter red; 2 15a2 25
for No. . and No. spring, with light
demand.
OATS-Held at 6Sa69c, but not salea-
BILE at better than 66a67c.
C0RN-Very dull; prices unsettled
and nominal; sales in the ear at e0c,
and shelled at Sc.
RYE-Dull at Goal 81, and demand
quiet and light.
BARLEYeFirm at 2 OOa2 O5 for the
best grades of winter.
WHISKY-Unsettled and nominal.
COTTON-Firmer; sales 600 bales at
l5c for middling.
HOGS-Dull and 25c lower; live at
6 00a6 IS; dressed at 50a5 90; receipts
1900 head.
MESS PORK-At 20 90 for old and
90 50a2l 90 for new. We did not hear
of any demand.
BULK MEATS-Held at 7aaSlc for
shoulders and medium sides.
BACON-At 9ta1l4c for shoulders and
clear sides.
LARD-In moderate demand ut IL LA
12c for lower grades and 1lia12t for
prime country and city leaf.
HAMS-Sugar cured hams at l6al7c;
latter rate packed.
BUTTER-Unchanged and firm at 80
a40c for fresh western.
EGGS-Declined to 42c for shippers
count. E-'
SEEDS-Clover in moderate demand,
at l2lal2ic per pound; timothy firmer;
held at COa2 IS; these rates are above
the views of buyers; sales of the latter
are reported at 50a2 IS, but the latter
rate is regarded rs above the market;
flax firm, at 25a2 80.
SUGAR-Firm, at 13a15c for New
Orleans.
MOLASSES-Sales at sOa9Oc, and
firm.
LINSEED OIL-Sales at 90, and in
active.
BEEF CATTLE-Unchanged; sales of
1920 head at 5Oa3 Sc, gross, but other
grades sold at 50a6 81. ..s
SHEEP-Scarce and firm, at 3 50a
3 IS per 100 pounds gross.
GOLD-l39t buying, and 40 selling.
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An Army OF More than Fr
Thousand OffiCc-IIoIden

atf1l
Are consuming, your and -.
other hungry expcctants' brhht
vultures, 20 banquet upon - .
trste State. .r .'.
Your public buildines arr sinking dO.4,.
the hundred thousand, with no GppartBib'
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost ~
. third more than the original estimate g.
whole, aud the frat wing Is not yet oJaFS'
At the present rate, moro than ono MILLS
dollars win be consumed In what is moths. p
than a stupendous fraud. at which your -
servants are cOnIiVing,
The Penitettfaryw asPNpeCtsd 10 be bull p
SOS 600, but through the incompcteGry 70
planned 10, nearly four times NJ much ml's'
will be required n was originally intsGdt b
the expense Of tho building will be ITO, -
Of one million dollars. Other operations Il
lie men show . similar disregard Of your ~
est. Many Of them are nero schemes Of ff'.
benefit and public robbery
Not a single Radical journal u the Stat .
uttered Q word Of donunciatiOn OF tbes 90
other public wroRgs. To tho REGlstEE b.
almost the exclusive honor Of Champion.
popular cause against the outTages 81 &C.
Plunderers- In pursuance OF its phrN'
hnnt down corruption and corrupuonni'
REGIsTRR viii lay before the people D.
startling facts concerning The outlay o. =
funds upon public works The most enor-
frauds arc known 10 have boon pcrpstrSt't >
every tar paygr has an interest In their ds,'.
ment We call upon the people u soc0Bs .
support us IN our effort.
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Railroad Accident.

PTTTSBCRG, January l6.-A serious ac-
cident occurred on the Allegheny Val
ley Railroad on Tuesday last, ten miles
west of Franklin, Nenango county, Pa,
caused by the collision of two gravel
trains, to one of which was attached a
cabees car, carrying over twenty la
borcrs, who are engaged in working on
the road. The trains had no regular
time for running, and the conductors not
being informed of each others time, met
while moving at the rate of fifteen
miles per hour. The engines were
badly damaged, while the caboos car
was entirely demolished. Most of the
men were severely injured. Three OF
them are reported dead.
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Diyorccd-Dcninl.

New YORK, January l6.-Thc cele
brated Belle Boyd obtained a divorce
from her husband, Samuel W. Harding
for adultery, to-day.
The Tribune's special says: The re-
cent statements that General Grant
would not leave the War Office without
previously notifying President Johnson
were made on authority direct from the
President, but high official called on
the President yesterday to ascertain
whether such statement was true, when
the President denied the entire affair
The Tribune is also autLOrizedto deny
on the part of General Grant, that he
had any understanding whatever with
the President.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, January 10.
GOLD-Opened at 1894, but at IL
o'clock reached lao, subsequently,, I'M
der Washington rumors, went to 1909;
later in the day the excitement subs-
ded, it being reported that the Pres-
dent would act with great deliberation
and prudence in the Stanton matter, and
the price fell to 1894, which was the
closing rate bid and 1899 asked, from 6
to per cent. paid for carrying gold.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Opened
less firm, bnt before the close improved.
Quotations from London created a
stronger market and a good demand.
Coupons 81, lO93a109E; do '62, lO9ia
lO94, do "a, l07tal074; do 'G5, lO5tal08t;
do new, l05sal054; do '67, 105fal05I:
1O.4Os, lO2.a1O2i; 7-3Os, lO5ialO5I.
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Fires

CHICAGO, January l6.--A fire yester-
day destroyed property in Monmouth,
Illinois, to the value Of $4,000. The
principle losers are Junius Murdoch &
Co., dry goods; W. II. Irwin. clothing;
ID. Walker, boots and shoes. Insurance
SlS,U00, in the Hartford and Phenix of
New York, aud Peoria of Illinois.
JoHNSTowN, y. Y, January l6.-The
johnson House and barns attached
were burned last night. Five horses
persisted. Incendiarism.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Grant aud sherman Call on the Pres
idrnt-New whisky Tax Biii-The
Stanton Case.

Ident-Ne" nhHy lux ""a- - NJ
stanton Case.
New YORK, January l6.-The Her
AIDS Washington special states that
Generals Grant and Sherman called on
the President, and the former, in! the
presence of Sherman, admitted that he
had promised To resign the office OF
Secretary of War in response TO the
proper legal proceedings, or, If circum-
stances demanded another course, he
would Surrender the office into the
Presidents hands.
The Tribuue'S special states that a
draft of a new whisky tax bill will be
completed in few days. The Indica-
tions are that the tax will be greatly
reduced. The sentiment OF the House
WAYS and Means committee is Ill favor
of new revenue.
The New York Worlds correspondent
had an interview with the President,
in which The latter reiterated that
Grant promised to notify him of what
course lie should pursue: The same
correspondent says that the President
will not recognize Stanton, and that he
will make a new nomination soon, also,
that Grant and Sherman called
on the President on Tuesday, and
after the former had made eX-
plantations, both Grant aud Sher.
man suggested that Stanton should
resign. aud told the President they
would so advise Stanton. They subSe-
Ouently had an interview with Stanton.
A New York Worlds special says that
General McClCrnand is To be Minister
10 Mexico.
A Tribune special says: A draft of
the new whisky tax bill has been pre-
pared and will he completed in a few
DAYS. The indication is that it will be
greatly reduced. The committee don't
look with favor upon the proposition
which has been submitted to them to
give the highest bidder the exclusive
right to manufacture whisky. The
committee will consider the various
points for week or 80, with view of
adjusting proper bill. The Ways and
Means committee favor new revenue
bill III place of the one pending.
The Times special says: General
Grant applied to Senator Trumbull TO
appear at the Supreme Court in behalf
of the military authorities in the Nc
Cardle case. which involves the recon
struction laws, and in which the Attorn-
ey General cannot appear for the Gov
ernmeut because he is already commit.
ted against the laws. Mr.. Trumbull has
consented tn act and amattoInpt will he
made OK Friday by the petitioners
counsel to have motion to bring the
case forward on the docket aud argued.
The President declined TO accept the
resignation of Commissioner Theakcr
rendered To take effect to-day.
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FOE THE NEXI
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In tho history of our Government. H.
mishing preparatory 10 this great hg4Ik
roady commenced; and the condition !
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otto duty. Wa therefore invoke the az
true men in extending the circulatIos /,
REGISTER. There IL not q locality IN tie
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Notwithstanding the REGISTER j. Uhlv d
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far ahead Of any Of its contemporaries In "
Virginia. IL viii b. the aim 81 The Prppur
not only 10 maintain, but 10 a,,a To- II. .
reputation.
This paper will not De surpassed bN AZ,
LEGATION In the country for its cumpct,nrN !.
Family. Business and Political journal. Z
Telegraphic News, Domestic A. well all .
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Arnell offered resolution in
structing the committee on Library to
inquire into the subject of international
copyright, and the best modes for the
encouragement and advancement of
cheap literature and the protection of
authors, which was adopted.
The Speaker presented several Exec
utive communications, two of them
from the Secretary of War.
On motion of Mr.. Schenck, tie Sen
ate's amendments to the anti-contrac-
ten bill were referred to the committee
on WAYS and Means, Mr.. Schenck re-
marking that the committee would
report them back tomorrow afternoon.
The House proceeded to the consider
alton of the bill reported from the COM
mittee on Reconstruction.
Speeches were made in favor of the
bill by Messrs. Elliot, Loughridge and
Payne, and in opposition 10 it by Mr..
Kerr.
Mr.. Randall introduced bill to reg
ulate the deposit of public funds, pro-
yiding that public funds shall lot be
deposited in any National Bank located
in any city where there is Treasurer
or any Assistant Treasurer of the United
States. Referred to committee on Bank
ing.
A general debate, in which speeches
were limited to half an hour, ensued.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, January l6.

NEW YORK, January Is.
COTTON-A shade firmer; sales OF
$40 bales at l6;c for uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1888 barrels; mar
ket heavy and 5al0c lower; sales of 500
barrels at { 40a9 90 fer superfine State;
9 40al2 90 for extra western; IL 65a41 %
for good choice white wheat extra;
75al3 20 for common to choice round
hoop Ohio; ~ Scale 90 for common
to good st. Louis; II 00al6 90 for good
to choice do, closing dull. California
-four 10a2ac lower; sales cf160 sacks at
III 73al3 90; small lots at - 25a13 so.
Rye flour quiet; sales $50 barrels at
7 50a9 90.
CORN MEAL-Quiet; sales 100 bar
rels Western at 5 60.
WHISKY-Dull.
WHEAT-Receipts $50 bushels; mar
ket dull and in buyers favor; sales 1900
bushels straight No. , spring in store at
= 40.
RYE-Quiet and nominal.
BARLEY-Dull; sales 1900 bushels
Canada West ut 2 10.
BARLEY MALT-Dull and nominal.
CORN-Receipts AZ $50 bushels; mar
ket less active and prices unchanged;
n';rod roS,arn 49,. 9S for ia ~
a.. 90 % go, ~ ~. U'o S oo
stn h St ~ 10. o.oI on -
t.as so" ''iio"' l -'Ai ~ io' y" 'i'0
"@ o.Tn
fra and quiet; sales 1900 bushels at
oaHL'o a. loa "e''e'N III o'oie' "uu GOV
ioi DICE ~ T;- =.
EnEEEr -; ~ .U az tS ,eHa ,in
Pic On nr;vo,a 49,, s'' VI i''' '"s'' "
mo on rIi'd.e terIus'
90 S1uAn laser oe SAFES ooo 9ogsneaus
E I3n ~ 'i'"i~''' NV' ooAoS ha'A"A a'
Mo1 AGES p;. ao,.0 log ho,,
Nav 0risano a. sGic. IN boasI.oJs Da'
mar,ra NJ GSe and n boSsbeaIs Bsr
at 55c
HOPS S,aodr. anoeo, for .;
PETROf FIN 0n;ot. MI fnr 80.
ond -isoSa g. ~ 800, 1T ioi e'"u0
P0RKWHeayr. SaieS ~ 300 horra,s
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From Havana,

NEW YORK, January l6.-Psdrie
Fischer reached here clandestiuely from
Mexico, and has slipped away to Eu-
rope by steamer Eagle, for New York.
He will rejoin Maximilian's ex-Minister,
Ramirez, who was foreign Minister of
the so-called Mexican Empire. He is
aboat to publish a series of documents
relative to the history of the Mexican
Empire, embracing the correspondence
between Napoleon AID Macmillan.
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Wholesale Poisoning.

BosToS, January l6.-The four hun
dred inmates of the Deer Island Insti-
tntion have been suddenly taken i'll
from the effects of poison, supposed to
be arsenic, administered in food OF
water, by an unknown party. With the
exception of one matron, it is believed
all will recover. The symptoms are
similar TO the noted National Hotel
disease
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE,
by Telegraph to the Register.l

HAVANA, January 15.-Venezuela adj
vices state that at last accounts the
Carricas National Guard was moving in
two columns on Tuy, and another on
Araguay, to suppress the rebellion in
that country.
A German engraver named Miller has
been arrested for making iron breast
plates for the cOnspiratOrs.
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From philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, January l6.--Jacob
Alberger, of the well-known provision
house of J. +. Alberger 4 Co., died this
morning of paralysis.
Rodman Graham murdered his wife
to-day while she was waiting upon his
dying mother, shooting her with n pis.
tol. He gave himself into custody, al.
leging ~ his reason for the deed that
his wife attempted two or three times
TO poison him.
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Chicago Marker.

CHICAGO, January Is.
Flour dull and steady without mate
rial change. Wheat quiet and held
firm at OS4a2 0Si. Corn firmer at Sea
a96tc for new. Oats quiet at 59ta59!c.
Rye dull and entirely nominal. Barley
steady at Sal g. Pork in moderate
request at 20 50a20 IS for good to choice
brands. Lard steady and quiet at 12ta
l2lc for steam and kettle rendered.
Green meats nominal at 105allc for
hams, and 6aa7c for shoulders. Dressed
hogs close quiet at 7taStc; extra lots
held at 10 cents higher.
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Remittance 10 the Revenue Officers in
Tennessee.

WASHINGTON, January 16.-Letters
have been received at the Office of In
ternal Revenue, dated Tullahoma, Ten
nessee, January 9th and 18th, from
- TOcrofford, Revenue Inspector,
and James Ramsey, Collector, for the
Third District of that State, giving In
formation of the danger experienced by
, them i'll attending TO business regard
ing illicit distillation, and with partic-
ular allusion 10 case which has but
recently occurred in that district, where
party whe was in arrears to the Gov
eminent for taxes due to the amount of
q thousand dollars has resisted the Col
lector in making a diStrain upon him
for the Indebtedness.
1t appears that after the distrain
had been accomplished and the cOllec-
tor and inspector had left the premises
they were followed and attacked by the
party who had been distrained, accom-
panied by others, and that the inspector
was shot and wounded and other out
RACES were perpetrated. 1t does not
appea" from the correspondence that
the offending parties have yet been mo.
Tested either by military or civil process
A letter from the inspector dated the
18th instant reports that since his being
wounded several illicit distilleries are
in operation in the Third district of that
State.
Information has also reached the De-
partment of the resistance made to Rev
enue officers in the discharge of their
duty in suppressing illicit distilleries in
the neighborhood of Knoxville, Ten
nessee. Vigorous measures have been
instituted by the Commissioner of In
terual Revenue for the arrest and pun
ishment of the parties committing
these outrages.
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MARYLAND Sennfor

BALTIMORE, January l6.-The Legis-
lature to-uay, in joint convention, voted
twice for Senator. On the first ballot,
Swami received "A, Hamilton 40, Pratt
-, scattering. On the second ballot
Swami received ~, Hamilton 40, Pratt
l6, scattering 3.
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THE FINANCIAL INTIRESl
-OP-
THE, PEOPLE

As involved IN Governmental Admiui,l1
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already bro1fs
land 10 the verge Of Bankrupicy and
Taxation already strips the clothes o.
backs Of many people, and rObs Their chHl,r
bread. Additisnai eHtrayagancc thrr1yl
reduce the richest to poverty. and all tie b..
ing classes to beggary.
In addition To gigantic national frall
taxpayers Of West Virginia are suf,u1.
domestic knaves and homemade sfonIt
FIOm summit 10 base your official ,yGf.
marked by corruption and fraud
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Arrealed.

BUFFALO, January 16.-Daniel A..
Rhodes and John Coe, Counterfeiters of
gold ana silver coin, were arrested in a
shanty near the Suspension Bridge,
yesterday and brought here for ex ami
nation. r.r|..r
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From Atlanta.

NEW YORK, January l6-The Worlds
Atlanta special says: Governor Jenkins
leaves MIlledgeville tomorrow for his
home in Augusta.
Judge Black is to argue a quo war
ranto application, which it is reported
has been made.
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Rank Robbed -.

New YORK, January l6.-The Nation
al Bank of the Republic was Yesterday
robbed of SIS, 000 in United States and
Missouri State bonds, while the clerk
having it in charge had his back turned
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Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or UnpleaS.
ant medicine, for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, January l6.
Wheat, No. 2 spring at 2 20. Corn at
l l2t for new on the track. Oats dull,
holders asking 76c for western with no
buyers. Other articles unchanged.
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New York Cnttie Unrlxet

NEW YORK, January l6.
CATTLE-Market to-day slow; sales
at 12al3c.
SHEEP-Easier at 7a7ic.
HOGS-Plenty at 7!a75c.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MIN

Who have injured themselves BY certain prsc-
tice indnlged In when alone, . habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school, the
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage i'm.
possible and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately ."-. ~
What a pity that young man. the hope VI
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be snatched from oil prospects and eRjpyments
of life by the consequences of deviating from
the path of nature and indulging in q certain
secret habit. Snch persons must, before con.
tsmplatinE