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The introduction Of the measure to place the
navy in the hands of Board of Survey, con-
sisting Of three admirals Of the highest technical
skill. professional experience and valuable
general knowledge, has strangely developed
the absurd claims OF the staff officers to higher
rank in the service BY the operations Of the
late war additional grades have been created
for the line officers, while the staff have not been
correspondingly favored. The staff now claim
perfect equality with the line officers, and
demand not only the highest grades, but places
in the new board OF control AT first blush
their claims would seem to be just and proper;
but when we consider how fruitful OF annoy
ance and trouble the practical working of
the system might be, we readily see
that the proposed change is unw,se, and
that it would prove fatal to the efficiency of
the service. The proposed scheme would I'll
the cabin with q number of officers Of equal IT
not superior rank to the commanding officer,
who, while they stood upon perfect equality
with him, would enjoy oil the immunities and
honors belonging to the superior, while they
would be fee from the responsibility and
trouble Of command. Each Of the staff would
have his barge flying pennant, if ranking with
an admiral, and would move to and fro in the
grandess style, keeping the ship in perfect
turmoil and bewildering the quartermasters
with the complex questions Of relative rank
To Obviate this trouble the quartermasters and
boatswains, gunners and sailmakers, might be
put in the line Of promotion so that they could
properly discuss questions Of precedence and
rank. All these claims are exceedingly foolish
and absurd. The line of demarkaton
between the line and staff should be
clear and impossible. There should
be no room for disputes or chance
for unpleasant clashing of rival claims. A
man-of-war is built for fighting purposes, and
it is reasonable and proper that officers who do
the fighting should hold first rank. The staff
have their respective departments to direct
under the control of the commander. and his
rank should be assured in all cases, in order
to prevent coll sion of authority. But the staff
propose to overturn these wise provisions for
the proper discipline and government of the
ship. In the proposed Board Of Naval Survey
suCIO 10 Nv uCSu VI representatives. HOm VIC
staff, as properly selected body OF line
officers is amply able to control the action Of
the various staff bureaus, and build up an
efficient navy. But the question Of relative
rank should 60 over until some time when it
can be properly discussed, and the attention
Of Congress should be solely given to the
measure now before it, which promises well for
~. st.. Is 4 a. 49,
navy in the very best possible condition for
offensive or defensive work. and then we can
discuss the claims for higher honors put
forth by the staff, which are of secondary i'm
portance.
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FLORIDA.

The Convention-IIarmonyR Restored Between
the Northumberland Meade ms Medt.
nt0r. 80
TALLAHASSEE, Feb 10, 1903.
The Const ,ut!ona Convention to-day recognized on
the basis proposed by General Meade There much
excitement among the delegates and lobbyists
Gener. Meade had . conference with the leaders
majority and m nority. and made propositions 0! con
citation harmony which the majority ediately
accepted an after little hesitation also accepted
BY the minority They as follows
The presidents OF both wings Of the Convention
to res,gn the four delegates declared ineligible by the
MAJORITY take their seats and four delegates
declared eligible 10 vacate, the majority 10 decide all
questions Of eligibility, which to be determined
N fut conversation; Colonel spragao. commanding the
State. 10 cali the Convention " order and new orGau
made Colonel sprsuge urges equal rights to
al. the basis OF the constitution
Forty five members we're present out OF forty. SIX.
Horatio jenkins, late President OF the majority. WIS
reelected by vote OF 80 TO s. The standing rules
aud resolutions of organizatin adopted by the ma
jory were readopted.
Genera Meade and staff appeared in the hall after the
organ zalion aud intr ducei to the Convention.
General Meade said he gratcd that both sides had
approached m N the spirit OF berality and hoped
harmo would ensue The strict test voto
the Convention stands thirty TO lfteon II the four
alleged .nelgibe members remain The Convention
vii take up tho constitution thus far adopted by the
majority and readopt It, W. II. Gleason has been
e.e;ted Gnancisi agent OF the Convention.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKKr -Losncs, Feb. 1875 r. NJ
Consols closed Al o. ON for money and account
American sccuri les closed at The following rates
United states nve.tweuiy bonds, Tx; Illinois Central
Railway shares, SsL: Eric Railway shares 49,
FR,sKroRt BouRsg -FRASK,oRT, Feb 1s-Evening -
American bonds closed strong United States ave-twen.
,iss closed al TbI 70 for the ISSUE OF 1882.
PARIS BouRsE PARIS, Feb. ls-lf:lb L. M-1he
Bourse Is steady and the renlcs are strong.
tayIpPDui torroy MArksT. LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1s-5
r. M-The cotton market cioscd active and higher At
The following author red quotations -: Mlddng uplands
skd middling Orleans. s4d. The sales Of the day
foot up 20,0 900 baes
Tr,ps RKroRr, = LIVERPOOL, Feb 1876 p. M-Tne
adyces from Manchester are favorable. The market for
goods and yarns Is buo,anl
LIyrWpooL BRsApsurrs MARKET--LvKRroor, Feb.
Is-s r. M,-Corn, Asa 80. Wheat, 16s Id for Calf
tornta white and l4s Cd for No req Western. Barley
g. ol Oats So l0d. Peas, ass Cd. Flour, 3rs od
IfyEppooL Provisions MAvKu --LtvEEFooI, Feb Is
bP M-Iesi, li5s. Pork, lis. for new. Lard, 55s Sd
Cheese 52s. Bacon. 3ss
IiyrnHooL Produce MspKRr.-LvERYoof, Feb. 1s-
p Sugar nrmer AZ 2is for No IL Dutch standard.
Rosin--Common, 7s Cd. medium lis, furpontno,
sls. Taow, I2s. o.. Rennsd petroleum. la I'd.
Ioypoy MARKss LONDON, Feb lS--5 M.--Whale
oil G3s per 252 gallons Sperm oil. clio pcr ton Lin.
seed OIL cse 10 per ton. Lnseed cakes, clo IS. per
ton for thn ooong.
PETROLEUM NAREKr.-AsrwERr, feo. Isl 70 z. N. -
peiroe UNI Grm at ~ franca
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The Evening Telegram Has Now n Circula,
ton equal to all the other city evening papers combined ~
constantly and last evening beat Its
teniporares ~ the following items:
IN THE FIRST EDITION 1T CONTAINED
TIRE FESTIVAL or THE BkooXLYN SAEN0KN.
MORNING DISPATCHES FROM WASHINGTON.
POLITICS IN NEW ENGLAND.
MORNING REPOhT- FROM WALL STREET,
IN THE SECOND EDITION
TELEGRAPIIiC ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS,
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH BURGLAR In
EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE. KILLING SEVERAL
MEN
PROCEEDINGS IN Tiis LAW COURTS,
CRIMES Accidents fNQUEsT5 AND LOCAL
GOSSIP,
IN THE THIRD EDITION
SHOCKING MURDER OF A CAR CONDUCTOR.
THE COMPLETE cSIlMOSY IN The FIRE DEPART.
MENT INVESTIGATION,
DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH HlGuwAyMES IN
JERSEY.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,
LATE TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES
MONEY, TRADE STOCK AND MARINE REPORTS
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ire poor AHo THE POLICE.

superintendent Kennedy yesterday issued 60 the cap
tans OF the various precincts tho following general
order -
The Commissioners OF Public Charities and Correction
OF The Guy Of New York at the request OF the Com.
mss.oners OF the Metropolitan Police Will. on and ator
this DAY. and uIti. otherwise determined make pro-
vision iced such worthy destitute persons who,
beng out OF employment, may have lodged the pre-
cedus night the station house of your precinct, es
tho Tombs Jefferson aarket and Essex Marke PRISONS
daily between the hOurs OF seven and eleven 0cl0cS A.
N These meals are 10 be furnished only on the recon-
mendaton o! the captains Of police Of the respec i've pre-
c.ncts II the CITY oi New YORK, and to facliae your
procedure therein order tickets the tomm sossrs
Of Chart, and Correction VIII be furnished on winch
you will write the name age and sex OF the person 10
whom u delivered and be signed by yourself in order
that che tickets may not become article Of traffic.
The tickets will only 10 good for meu. each on the
day Of is date.
In furnishing these tickets care Is to be taken that the
des u,e worthy persons alone supplied. The regu
lar "bv mmst 10 not 70 be reg arded of ths class.
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GENERAL NEWS TENS.

The :nsan3 woman Mrs. Weaver confined 10 jail IN
Pembroke Canada for tho murder Of her I'VE children.
hung herself tho CRATE over her coll door ON Monday
night and whom discovered shs WAS dead
Dem clubs being organized In Augusta and
other oues in Georgia
bio od.ess duel took place on the Arkansas side of
the M.asss PIP, rIyer opposite Memphis yesterday DO
~ druggists 0! Memphis After an exchange o.
rife shots fty paces without damage TO either party
the afas was am!cabiy settled
Horace Greeley sctursd.n Louisville. KY, last nsha
on Sell. made Men,"
Fiackereckers grocery store and three or -four ad-
Joining buildings In Alton, H., were burned on Suu-
day night The loss Is about SIS. 900.
A committee Of the Ohio State Board OF Agriculture
left Cotiubus yesterday for Cleveland and Toledo -
make arrane ements FOR holding the next State Fair
man named James Henry fatally injured yes.
tdrday the Albany and Susquehsnna Railroad,
schencvas. while endcavorng 10 ram restivs
team Of horses from running before the train.
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with many rounds Of applaue ev ientiy much 70 his
sat sacton. For ihs " nd-uo is be..suciary aud
Edward Lowry. OF Brook!yl, pre- e,ed themselves.
iney were greeted with app's fr "a ali parts OF tue
a0I amos suun lesns manifested thus ,.9,c
~ 800 ally rsso we'd Itself mo who a.
mt Lowry had many friends present .su, w
slasssd him by Their shouts Each was very mi
soon sos 10 york aud seldom has spa,ns
oui much OF bcienoe' oa,rx
btop !, -. nQiovca" contest Lo"'y
ana a,,s. ,ata .-Ay thrown three or
sorr Anocxed Oh ,he stage And ia we're
rough ..sss ana although he used h..
In The ron, demonstrated that his skill and mus.
exhbgcn rnsss ana Of service a. the proper time L.
embrac.no ia n - comparatively early hour, many
wish him opportunity to take jack by the hand ana
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ve have La Grange, Phillips, Orlandni and
Brignoli; on the other Parepa-R Rosa and host
AZ other artists Pike has the same advantage
over his opponents that Fritz, in LA Grande
Duchesse," had over the enemies Of his royal
mistress. He can undermine the enemys
pQsitiQn with Bourbon, and place all Of them
hors de combat. But he should remember that
he has certain risks to encounter in his Italian
opera enterprise The principal one is that
Biz opera house il new, and needs strong
sensation to bring 1t up before the public and
make it, as it deserves to be, the great opera
house pt the metropolis. This can only be
done by producing first class opera and keep
Ing It up to that standard from the beginning
10 the end Of ihe season. Al present, however,
the operatic situation may be summed up as
follows:-On one side We have beauty and fat |;
on the other beauty and grace, as far as the
prime dome are concerned. The catacombs in
Fourteenth street have already inflicted much
injury on their garrison. How it will be with
the opera house on the west eide remains TO
be seen.
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shocking Accident M Hudson.
urn = ~19.

shocking Accident nj Hudson.
HuDsos n Y, Fob. IL, l..
shes King accident occurred at the Cask,l static
on the Hud River Railroad yesterday as The noon sx
prsss train up passed that place. hr James o'drsk
~. co.,r.,v :, - Ids, Greene county had driven 10
The d.no, 70, ,o.d " wool and hitched his team
ON IN. .... .sa. o. the track. Whio he
was engaged an the otssr side Of The track,
hs.r,o ,hs tai, .,,oh Ivb,cS suddenly came around
sharp curvs DO stsrIsd 20 cross the track to attend 70
his horses when the cowcachsr .ns snsmv ~ .hs
from his feet and throwing him witS greas vo,e s
against . telegraph poe tearing one sN9e " hH,n,s
manner and killing him INSANITY Deceased was hity-
years OF age and leaves : wife an d Largo family
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FRANCE.

Tho Press Law BIli-vioieut Debate On the
Government Advertising ClRuse-FOreign
Newspapers.
LONDON, Feb. Is, 1868.
Tho bill FOR the regulation Of the press Is still under
discussion In the French Legislative bcdy.
violent debate sprung up in yesterdays session
the question Of the distribution of The government, ad-
vertisng patronage. The opposition claimed that tho
liberal journals we're justly entitled to share of The
advertisements published by the national and cipa'
authorities. THIS demanded as a matter, not OF
necessity, but OF principle the speakers declaring that
In law for the regulation of tho press all journals
should be treated with the strictesl !mpartality
The eor, TO have the bill modified by the insertion of
provision 10 this elect defeated but the majority
against the proposition small.
In the Corps Legislati! To-day amendment 10 she
bill for the regulation o. the press permitting free
admission of foreign papers and the uEresrcisd sac
OF French journals, was rejected
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KEN TUCkY.

Election 81 Thomas q. NcCrccr, NJ nitrd
states senator.
LOUISVILLE, Feb rs. 1868
The democratic caucus Or the Legislature held last
night 10 dominate Unied States Senator after eight
Intellectual efors TO make nomination adjourned At
late hour to msei again at quarter past eight
O'Clock this morning Tho last ballot stood -
Mccreery, 40: Bright 90; s,antcp a. Al tho
caucus meeting this morning Mr. Bright, Who was not
c-nd date, and received q large vote notwithstanding
and stanton withdrew, and Thomas C. McCrscry OK
Davies county was unanimously nominated. He has
always been democrat has q clean record and Is re-
garded a. Of tho first the State intellectually
This Is the nr. oiee he has held In the Isgis
la,ure to-day the vote stood -NcCreery ITO; Barnes
tradicAll v; Harding phird party 9.
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GEORGIA..

The Con ndment to the Article on
the Legislature.
ATLANTA, Feb. IS, 1868.
The CONSTITUTIONS, Convention to-day exempted all
manufacturers and institutions OF learning from taxa
ton
The words "two-ihirds wherever they occur Ia the
report OF ths Comm tee on Legislative Debate, were
stricken out, and tho word "majority inserted, 10
defn, tns powers OF the LEGISLATURE.
Mr.. namn Hill will speak here on Saturday next.
d. M...er has been pc,it!oned 10 reply TO him.
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MISSOURI.

Brcahing Of IN Ice Gorge Near ~. louis.
"a. LOUIS. Feb, Is, lses
The ice sergo in the Mississippi! river 9. Csrondelst
and between that place aud this city broke away yes
terday aud during last night and this morning The river
has been clear Of ,hs leo for several miles above and
below tho sty. The prospects good fov .
speedy resumption OF navigation. Boats for the
south are already loading st points below here The
weather clear and mild she thsw extending through
out the West aud q considerable distance north ward
No damage 10 the Shipping has been done By the 20
running OIL from TOE harbor
The report published here on Sunday that William r.
Benton about 70 compromise with George ". Pome-
roy paying The asss 100000 IL autb0r,tatyeiy
deutCG
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LOUISIANA.

The Convcntior-WOrk Laid Out Tor an In.
definite Pcriod--A Constitution without a
Preamble.
New oaLsass, Feb rs, 1858
Iu the Reconstrcct!on Convention to-day an ordnance
was 'nlrodlcei which lad over regulating weights
and meas.res
a lengthy report, describing so many alterations
and amendments that one member said the
Convention could hardly recognize its own
creation 10 tho constitution az reported by
the COMMITTEES. Hc moved recomm!t the report
which led 20 confused discussion Ii was finally re-
comm tied win Instructions 10 have the constitute on
printed without any changes whatever for com parson
with the copy amended by the committee. Work ia
thus AID ojl tor an 'ndefn 10 period
The venton then discovered they had adopted no
preamble 90 tie constitution, discussed tho matter
Ior a couple % hours, after which they adjourned
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Oniciai Examination Of the Egyptian Mill.
tpry Alliance.
LoSDcs. Feb fs-EvenID0.
In the House OF Commons the evening Sir Stafford
Northcoaie the Secretary Of State Tor India made
statement In regard TO The presence Of the Egyptian
troops Abvssnis He said that the reeues, Of the
Eogish government, the Pacha ., Egypt had agreed TO
rscar his auxiliary force from Abyss!na, and the
reports which have since been received that the
Egyptians still renal in in tho country and were sdvanc-
ug with tho British have not yet Been explained by
any Official dispatches received By the government
The secretary a.so stated mat the expedition vas
longer suffering from scarcity Of saIer
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To the Eal,or ., The uerald.-wc Noticc in

tho proceedings the Board " Conncmsn % ast
d.y that ordinance for be pAVnk u Sirnh Avenue
WITH the Sta ford pavement had passed tnai booy aud vas
the OF Aloe. uen Tor Their nt ~ NON. whc
We are decidedly favor OF wooden rayercnte
tally opposed such hssty egisslon, oset WORKS,
opposed 90 the pavns OF Seventh a.cntc us ont
length that has never beer laid here
elsewhere either experiment oiherwite. IL tho
parties having the stafford pavement III charge der
superior the other wooden psyomsns why do the,
ask permission OF the Common Council to lay sample hs
same the Miller wooden Pavement Company did SH
urday They ASKED permission 70 lay olock howard
street. between Broadway and Mercer about sey.ay
yards The STAFFORD want seventh avenue sp9ut
f0yU yards ~iih pavement laid neary toe saie nan
the Hersgoh Block pavement which proved such d"
failure twenty years saec II the rsyen't -
superior to the Nicoson or other wooden rsvrmens t
win determine, and we think Il would te no uOfc 80 @
tico both - Themselves and the properly owntis 20 ~
sample tefero applying for contract OF w. AZ"
Many Of the properly the s'enrt ts.'" " I'VE
tition for the paving Of the street unacr vac
signing fcr The Scolscu--tac SUR = '- W. 1''Nt
Aaa oioaa s"ses-~''O" MANY srBSCg.BGks.
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ENGLAND.

Feuian Covspirators-Lord Dcrby's Health.
LONDON, Feb IS 1858
The examination Of the persons arrested suspicion
OF beng connected With the ,erkenwsh explosion has
terminated A.. tho prisoners have been remanded 10
confinement except A..an, against whom no evidence
has been s..c:ted, and ne has been discharged
Lcypos Feb is-Evenna.
The bulletins regard to the condition OF LORD Derby
report thar he .s improving
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VIRGINIA.

Prsceeo.'nGs u, tho Cenvension-The Repub.
hcan GOvernorship.
RICHMOND, Feb. Is 1868.
The Constitutional Convention was engaged to-day
chiefly the oyster question. II resolved not TO
tax citizens for the privilege OF catching oysters with
longs but to tax the amount OF sales Of oysters
During the debate Of the called another
scoundrsL
A proposition 10 appoint committee to devise means
to complete the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad was
tabled
lne Republican State Committee met to-day. A
nominating convention will be called meet 10 this city
five days after The Adjournment OF the Constitutional
Convention
The names Of Messrs Hawkshurst OF Alexandria,
Rivers, Of Albemare Rice, OF Shenandoah and Thomas
Of Henry, are spoken Of IN connection with the Cover
n0rsh,p.
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WEST GINA.

Comm encement Of Proceediug In the B6-hop
Campbell viii Case.
WEILsBURG, Feb IS, 1868.
The Bishop Campbell will case, involving half MIL
lion OF dollars commenced this morning. The best
legal talent OF the country Is employed conduct the
Messrs Benjamin Stanton, George W.. McCOoS and VIII
Ia A
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CUBA.

Commercial and Marine Int Intelligence.
HAVANA Feb is, 1868.
rhe market Is dull. ofers ara made ., IA reals
per arrobe Cor No IL Dutch standard
The steamers Mercedlta. Captain smith, and Tappa-
hammock Captain Olsen, arrived here to-day from New
Orleans. Also steamer Eagle Captain Greene, from
New York
The steamer Liberty Captain BAN, arrived here yes
ierday from Baltimore
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Couventicn-Pngiiistic Members Frnter-
nizing.
Jackson Fob 10. 1868
Tbs two members engaged in dispute yesterday made
mGtua concessions. apo'ogized and shook hands amid
APPLAUSE from a. s.des Three additional sections OF
he r.. OF Rights we're adopted.
Tns Democratic state Convention meets bore 10.
mo
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Conventions Discussion on the Homestead
Lnw-The Proposed l.onn 10 Purchase
LANDS for the Poor.
CHARLESTON. Feb. Is, 1858.
In the Convention day twenty sections OF the
constitution we're passed. There long discussion
on the Homestead !aw, which proposes the exemption
OF twenty-five hundred dollar homeseads from sale for
all debts Tor he present past or future.
Senator wilson teegraphs IRON Washington thai
"Ccnsress vi loan million dollars 10 the Slate
so purchase laud Tor the poor.
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BELGIUM.

K0ects GT tho Antwerp Petroleum Fire-The
lnsurances
LONDON Feb Is. 1853.
Thu loss OF the American BARK Eureka BY the nre At
Antwerp Is doubted contradictory reports having beon
received 70 the names Of the vessels destroyed
ANTWERP Feb IS 1868
The losses entaed by the fre at the petroleum docks
In this cry saturday tai almost exclusively Dutch
and Belgian insurance companies
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ACAB ANA.

The OnicinI Returns Of the Eiection-Gen ernl
1Iende Refuses to Allow Their Publication.
MONTGOMERY, Feb Is. 1868
ofcis returns from for'y.swo counties have been re-
cc:ved al the District Headquarters but order
from General Meade publication Of them lie refused
The Whole vote OF the State the question OF ranca
ton It estimated from partial returns. will be about
72,000 Tho white vote Is less than 8, 900 Hair tho
registration Is 81 900
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The New wood Hanxiuus

now on exhibition AZ Ii9 Broadwsy dar a''rlenT the
ate ni0n OF architects builders and all Interested hons
decorations These Wood Hanglngs when spplec present
an the % Sold woodwork thef furnished AZ
prices than psperhsnK ng. much richer
elegant aud perfectly dnrsble They ourysl oil ths
old methods " vainscong and decorat walls and ceit
they can be pat mp plainly " IA panels ard safes
designs ne wrought them The most cultivated tastes
can 10 gratHed copsrsyely small expense ia The
tcshrner OF Halls dining Roons, Chamber Libraries.
Drawing Rooms, 4c. Crowds constantly visiting to
room a. l1g Broadway New York.
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ANOTHER INDIAN WAR.

Two Thousand saveaes on ihe War Path
Extensive Depredations Reported.
sr. LOUIS Feb. 10, 1864
The Fort Sanders Under says that an army Of two
thousand indians are marching into shs swestwatsr
country from Idaho and Montana They are on the war
PATH and have burned al The ranches north Of Soda
Springs ana driven on all the stock. They have also
burned The houses and compelled the rauchmsa 10 seek
re(ugs In Gallons