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Gy1nnasiums for Students.


The Rev. DR.. McCosH, the newly-inaugu-
rated president of Princeton College, in the
course Of his inaugural address said "the
student should have wen-equipped gym
nasium." AT this the students rent the
building with their cheers; and the Doctor
added that these hearty cheers ought to Sc
cure the gymnasium. This opportune Incl
dent had the effect of elieiting the funds
for the purpose. immediately sfter the
address Messrs. ROBERT BONNER (of the
New York Ledger and MARouAND Ia mer-
ehans Of New York; subscribed each $40 900
Tue construction of the gymnasium, to
'ne INFINITE delight of the Princeton boys.
no college should be without a gymno-
sum sum. Nay, every academy ard ! school
saoala have some sort of means 10 anconr.
eye scholars in the habit of physical eser.
Disc and feats of activity. Thew NJ. NIL oa,r
deyelope the body and increase IT,
but, beyond question, they strengthen ana
dignity the intellect. In addition 10 1hs
means Of physical exercise it would be
well II every school had q department IN
Ehseh should be taugh. rules for the pre-.
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AT Sd. MITTELDORFER,
52sBROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS.
We have received our full stock Of FALL ana
WINTER GOODS, consisting In part OF
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
CAssIMERES, for mems and boys wear;
HOUsE-FURNISH1NG GOODS,
BLANKETS, &C., &c.
We offer these goods to the public at
LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
and respectfully solicit all in want of CHEAP
GOODS to call and examine our stock.
..r M. & D. MITTELDORFER.
.,-.... 523 Broad street,
ocos between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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THE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG
l. MEMS GOLD KEY OF RICHMOND arc
hereby notified to meet at the hall on Franklin
street ON MONDAY, November I'd, ut 10 O'Clock,
for the purpose Of celebrating their first annvsr-
sary
Persons having In their employment members or
the said Society Will please allow them to turn out
on this occasion.
BY request of j. A.sTAYLoR, President.
oc 3l-2L* VIM. SrANNARU Secretary,
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No. s1s BROAD STREET is at present Inc
HEADQUARTERS to get the latest styles of FALL ana
WINTER GOODS In the city, and at lower prices
than any other house.
Calico good fast color at l2se.; Bleached Cotton,
full one yard wide and good quality, at l2sc.; -
Heavy Brown Sheeting at l4c.; Beautiful Poplin,
all coors, at soc.; White Flannel at 2oc., great
bargain Empress Cloth, all colors, at &c.; La
dies, BamoraI Skirts at &1.25, really worth $l7s;
Solid Black Dress Goods for mourning dresses ior
95c: Broadcoth and Beaver, for ladies' cloaks for
81 per yard; Cashmere from 75c. to Sl25 CAST
nets from IS to 5oc.; Kentucky Jeans from 20 to
s7,c.: Gents Merino Undershirts at &c.; Nice La
dies, Black Cloth Cloaks at So; Dress Goods
showls. Hoop Skirts, Linens, Corsets, Notions,
Blankets, Quilts, &c, and hundreds of other arti
cles usually found in irst-cass dry goods house
all to be sold at n great inducement. Call at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, sls Broad street.
between Third and Fourth,
Thomas D. Quarles's old stand.
Store coscd on SATURDAYS. oc sl-om
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GOODBYE !" BENEFIT OF
MIR. &. i. BISHOP.
Farewell appearance OF
MR. CHARLES BARRON, MISS BLANCHE
DEBAR, and the STAR COMBINATION.
PARTICULAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIME.
Owing t. the great length Of this evenings pro-
gralnne, the curtain will rise at three-quarIers
past 4 punctually., -,
GLORIOUS BILL-THREE PIECES!
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81, 1858.
Performance will commence WIN tne laueuapio
three-act comedy of
.a MARRIED LIFE.
Mr. BARRON, Miss iDEBAR, Mr. Bishop, mrs.
Gernon, Miss Stanley, and all the
faVorites in the cast.
Followed by the irresistible farce OF the
THE WIDOWS VICTIM.
JEREMIAH CLIP with limitations OF celebrated
actors) MR. CHARLES BARRON;
WANTED, ONE THOUSAND YOUNG
MlLLINERS.
sSs dRnsfs anderpanss c. B. BISHOP
oc Silt s.a.'a
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T TEMPORARY REMOVAL

OF
JULIUS sYCLE
FROM 319 MAIN STREET
IN rEr STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED By
THOMAS D. QUARLEs
31e BROAD, BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS.
UNTIL. HIS
NEW STORE,
No. AIS BROAD STREET,
Is COMPLETED.
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AGRICULTURAL.

I.
DICKFORD & HUFFMAS's
pRsNOwNED PREMIUM GkAiI
with the IMPROVED GuANo 49, 49,
manufactured with all the improstsin ii,SsS
improyements OF our own. We now ia =,
Know 10 be the best WHEAT DRILL LII, 4,
in virginia. More accurate , nss,s anu 10 s acci
1nore certain in all its performance, LA Ia,
dyiiI. This we guarantee TO all pa nffgInIa q
old.style Bickford 4 Hunnan oht rnsS,
SPRIEa DRILLS for sale 10" 70 hiSA'
OF The ADVANTAGES Of drilling ! % vi eSin Il
casting thera Is 40 dlsereasss " success
farmers. Many OF Our most sue s,,y
aa rnaiatain that IN seeding q n y n,
grain the machine WI pay 2y iss sa. Ok Is
In saving oS seed and I'M pro n.sa.aus Ia
oats and Is also the best corn y! p!a I'm e
used 10 respons,els, srn ssi. N rom I'M al
raj erettt, and we soLeaII IA SAITH
wheat to seed. u. ~ Msnuf
DC 1S-1&wzm
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CTILL MORE BARGAINS.-We offer
~ this week. EXTRA INDUCEMENTS In all
articles in the DRY GOODS LINE, as we are con-
stantly receiving additions to our stock, and EN-
deavor to adhere to the motto Of Quick sales and
small prohts.''
We are selling good Prints at l2Sc. per yard
Brown and Bleached Cottons ut 123c. per yard
very fine Brown and Bleached Cottons at Is. per
yard pretty Ginghams and Plaids at Is. per yard;
best Solid and Striped Shirt1ngs at Is. per yard
Solid Mohairs and Lustres ut 20 and Sc per yard
excellent Black Alpacas at so and t0c per yard;
finest Black Alpacas Mt rs and S7sc. per yard;
Tweeds and Cassimeres at 49, an and Soc per YARD;
Double-width Cloth at $l.75 and 81; beautiful
French MerInos. best quality 81; large Au-wpol
Blankets n S5 per pair. l
r a full stock Of Fiannels of all kinds, Bed Tick
ings, Table Linen, Napkins, Towels, Plain, lem
stitched, and Embroidered Handkerchief; Hoop
Skirts, Corsets, Cotton and Woollen Hosiery
Gloves, Shawls, Cloaks, Balmoral skirts, Mar
settles and Woollen Quilts and all articles suitable
for the fall and winter season; and we put down
all goods at the bottom figure 49,
WILLIAM THALHIMER Il SONS,
No. 315 Broad street. between Third and Fourth,
oc 10 andls1S Main street. EZekiel's old stand.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
T. N. ALFa1END. e. NJ Ahfi'iAt'D'
T. L. ALFRIESD.
mg THOMAS M. ALFRIEND l. SON.
INSURANCE AGENTS
No. so2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND va
INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, AND MA
RINE RISKS, and LIFE INSURANCE ene''eo
on favorable terms and In large amounts
Our senior has had large experience IN 'ne -
surance business, which enables us to prepare
policies with reference to the wants Oh our p'
irons.
All kinds Of property in town ana cour9l Nm
sURED AGAINST FIRE, AND MAINE ~, "a
INLAND INSURANCE effected to all poi'' A
place, desired. ro-
Applications by letter or in person pFoihp'''
sponded to. : coy
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON
oc 3o-1m
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r SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGAR.!
All kinds at far below the usual prices.
Goods delivered in the city free OF charge. If
sent by express, and not suting to be returned at
our expense. -..F .. ~.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF
MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
[oc sS1 81
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COFFEE TOASTED and GROUND DAILY.
DESICCATED COCOANUT and GOLDFISH, IN
convenient packages great saving OF time
and labor.
SPLENDID SALMON-salt, smoked and canned.
FINE SMOKED HALIBUT, l5c. per pound. E..
MESS MACKEREL-very large and fat. ,
BAKERS COCOA and CHOCOLATE.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES-GOOD SYRUP.
SARDINES-good and cheap. n..s.
FACTORY, PINEAPPLE, and ITALIAN
CHEESE. ..
LEMON, EGG, SODA. CREAM, and other
CRACEERS
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EDUCATIONAL.

MFRS. WILLIAM Z P. BALLARD RE.
announces her Intention 10
give ,,INsrRUcTI0Na IN MUSIC ON THE
rlAAO 20 limited nnuabpr Of young ladies at her
Rarior, NO. 20 Ballard Hotel Any communfcs-
sion Addressed 70 her OF the subject win reach her
~ I..y nVsSt, 80 sfs 81 es,cra ..ll Oc 2-eodImH
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showls. Hoop Skirts, Linens Corsets, Notions,
Blankets, Quilts, &C., and hundreds Of other artl-
cles usually found in irst-cass dry goods house
all to be sold at great inducement. Callat
JULIUS SYCLE'S, sls Broad street.
between Third and Fourth,
Thomas D. Quarles's old stand.
Store coscd on SATURDAYS. oc sl-sm
n~GREAT SUCCESS.
CROWDS OF PURCHASERS!
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY.
TEAL TEAL TEA
oOLONG, soc., 81, $l.2s, $3.50.
JAPAN, 81, $l.25, $3.50.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 81, $l.2 $3.50.
@ YOUNG HYSON, soc., 81, $l.25, $l.5o.
IMPERIAL, 81, $1.e5, $3.50, 81.
VIZ GUNPOWDER, $I.25. $3.50, g.
-->r#gE! COFFEE! COFFEE!
MARACA1BU,~--~-
LAaUAYRA, 25c., CSC. ~
.sf OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 4oc.
COFFEE TOASTED and GROUND DAILY.
DEsICCATED COCOANUT and GOLDFISH, In
convenient packages great saving OF time
and labor.
SPLENDID SALMON-salt, smoked, and canned.
FINE SMOKED HALIBUT, l5c. per pound. E..
MESS MACKEREL-very large and fat. s.
BAKERS COCOA and CHOCOLATE.
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES-GOOD SYRUP.
SARDINES-good and cheap. n..s. .
FACTORY, PINEAPPLE, and 1 ITALIAN
CHEESE. ...... ....
LEMON, EGG, SODA, CREAM and other
CRACKERS.
- SUGAR! SUGAR! SUGAR.! -.
All kinds ut far below the usual prices.
Goods delivered in the city free OF charge. If
sent by express and not suiting to be returned at
our expense. -...s
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF
MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Zoe ss1
ng THE BORDER FAIR EcLIpsED.
EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION.
DOMESTIC GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
IMPORTED DRESS GODS EXPRESSLY FOR
THE OPENING DAY!
THOUSANDS DELIGHTED WITH THE
...s, 8, ARTICLES EXHIBITED
THE OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE,
NOS. 1918 AND 1915 MAIN STREET.
Ill sit
We are opening our FIFTH SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, and can assure
our friends anu customers that we are BETTER
PREPARED THAN EVER TO GIVE THEM
CHEAP GOODS; so that all ;can lay in their
supply with VERY LITTLE MONEY. The fol-
lowing comprise some OF the articles: PSI.
CALICOES, pretty styles at 1oc.
CALICoEs, handsome patterns, at 12sc.
CALICOES, beautiful designs and best goods, l4c.
ia BED SHEETINGS at s7sc.
NEW YORK MILLS LONG CLOTH at CSC.
YARD-WIDE' BLEACHED- COTTON only 12.c.,
Of extra quality at &c., and still better at 1esc.
ALL-WOOL SCOTCH pLAIDs at 40, worth 7sc.
ALPACA POPLINs, all colors, at soc.
The greatest bargains in WORsTED HOODS
and KNIT GOODS; also in SHAWLS. IT,
The cheapest BED BLANKETS in the city.
Great bargains in PANrALoON sTUFFs. y.
An extensive assortment of CLOAKs. Il -
The greatest bargains In =
FLANNEL l FLANNEL II FLANNEL!!.
WHITE FLANNEL, an excellent article, at ssac.;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, at soc.;
The best and cheapest SHAKER or NON
SHRINKING FLANNEL. e-"
Remember that we sell our goods at tie
LOWEST CASH PRICE.
We sell large quantities of goods, and conse-
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Statesmen Messrs. ]. r. Haynes and r. S.
Smither, who will be happy to serve their friends
and the public at large. oc 1s
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TEAL TEAL TEA
OOLONG, soc., 81, $l.e5, $3.50.
JAPAN, 81, $l.25, $3.50.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 81, $1.2S, Sl.so.
YOUNG HYSON, aoc., 81, $1.25, $l.5o.
IMPERIAL, 81, S1.e5 $3.50, 81.
". GUNPOWDER, $L25, $3.50, $2.
--->TEgE! COFFEE! COFFEE
MARACAfBU,-.---
LAGUAYRA, 25c., CSC. .-..-.
JAVA, sec.
.s7. OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 4oc. I
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATRE.
gssEE Mr.. JOHN T. FORD.
}. STAGE MANAGER. MR.. THOMASA. HALL.
"GoOD-BYE!" BENEFIT OF
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s@ ATTENTIONS!

sE ATTENTION!
THE MOST GOODS,
THE BEST Atty,
FOR
THE LEAST MONEY,
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
.r NO. 1533 MAIN ST = IT.
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@GREAT SUCCESS.
CROWDS OF PURCHASERS

VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY.
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LOUISIANA.

General Hancock on the Powers OF the
Reconstruction COnventiOn-Hc Directs the
Collection of the Tax 10 Pay the Convention
by Coercivc Measures II Necessary.
NRw ORLEANS, Jan. 19, 1S68
Judge Cooley having addressed note TO Genera
Hancock inquiring whether he would enforce
ordinance which the constitutional Convention may
adopt staying executions all judgments by State
until the LIST of January, 1870 except judgments
for taxes and wages Of laborer the General. reply
Of March, 1867, defining the powers Of Convcn
ton, and says
From provisions is clesr that the is
clothed with the extraordinary power OF framing
sttution and civil government and that possesses
authority TO deal with subjects of ordinary egsat on.
except to levy and provide the collection OF
and to pay It's members, officers sc. and the ordi
foreign TO the framing OF constitution and civil gov
eminent. II appears TO the Mayor General commanding
that such ordinance II passed by the Convention,
would be without any validity.
Tho State Auditor addressed a communication 10
General Hancock stating that the imposed by the
Constitutional Convention cannot be collected through
the ordinary process 81 collecting state taxes; that tho
collectors Of the parishes Orleans aud Jefferson
report that the taxpayers have generally refused TO
the tax and refers the whole matter to General Kan
cock for action General Hancock, reply era tue
Auditor TO ordinance OK the Convention making u
his duty 10 super intend tho collection Of taxes and
says does appear from the Auditors statement
that any process for tho collection OF taxes had been
issued, steps ta<en notice in tho news.
fused that cor had been had TO coercve means 70
en- the payment OF taxes pointed BY the laws
which II is tho Auditors duty to direct the collectors TO
that when this Is done and orcipe resistance made
reported TO him. take prompt TO yindicate the
supremacy OF tho law.
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NASSAU.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Complaints of the New York Steamers-Pros.
pect Of Increased Taxes and n High Tariff
General News Items.
HAVANA, Jan. 10, 1865.
Our latest intelligence from Nassau is dated the
l4th inst.
There were complaints that the steamers of the
American line fail to enter the harbor.
The Legislature of New Providence is to as
semble in February, and it is expected that the
rate of taxation will be increased and the tariff
on imports revised.
An agricultural exhibition took place on the 9th
inst. Samples of the first sugar and molasses of
this season were exhibited at this fair.
Subscriptions were solicited for building a new
Catholic church.
Incendiarism still continued.
In the case Of the Danish vessel Beante wrecked
on Mayiguana Island, an award of fifty per cent
was made in favor of the wreckers. But the
court has overruled the award on the ground of
collision between the captain and the wreckers.
The island of New Providence was healthy and
the weather fine.
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CALIFORNIA.

AcQuitfai Of a Sea Captain-Mercaacile and
Marine Intelligence.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Is, $685.
inc steamer Sacramento, for Panama. sailed to-day
with $s090OO in treasure OF which $685. 900 s for New
York.
The jury in the Of Captain Windsor, of tho ship
Intrepid who arrested for alleged cruelty to sea-
man and afterwards turning him adrt in an open boat
on Easa Island rendered verdict OF acquttal on all
the counts Of the Indictment
Cleared, ship Thomas 8. Stow, for LIVERPOOL with
10 600 sacks OF wheat, and ship Carolus Magnus for
New York, with 2200 sacks OF wheat and 1000 barrels
OF four
Sailed, ship Valentine, for Cork.
Flour quiet at 81 so S.. To-day's steamer and ship
Carous sales with 5000 barrels to New York Wheat
~ 90 81 65 for good shipping. Legal tenders 7S
Mining stocks quiet, and prices have declined.
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ILLINOIS,.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Whole Family Poisoncd-A Daughter
Charged with Their Attempted Murder.
CHICAGO, Jan. 49, 1857
90'Clook P. N. I
An atrocious attempt TO murder entire family, in
Guiding tho husband. wife aud three children, by
the administration of strychnine, made In this
city yesterday at noon. The head OF the family Is
Andrew Stang or the wealthest Germans In the
city, and his daughter Elizabeth, about sixteen
arrest the poisoneE II is believed that the desire TO
accumulate, bordering nearly ayarice on the part
OF the old people, the mpelng cause which led the
young girl to attempt to take the life Of her relations
She complains bitterly OF having been overworked and
lreated because she did not sufficient money to
suit the grasping notions OF her parents Tho poison
was brought into the house by the GIRL and according
to the statement Of OF tho children was placed In
the coffee pot On the other hand the girl alleges
the mother put the poison into the coffee Tue victims
are the husband Mrs. Stang Margaret, twelve years Of
age; Rose, ten, and Andrew, four years. They viii
PROBABLY all recover.
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JUDGE THOMAS AND GOVERNOR BULL or MASSACHUSETTS,

In the course Of his remarks before the Executive
Council OF Massachusets in favor Of tile appointment
OF judge Thomas to the Chcf Jusiices4ip OF tho Su.
prcme Court Governor Bullock said 81 nothing,n
OF Judge rhomas which dsqgal1es hiIn Tor
the post OF chief justice by Just STANDARD oI ethics
OF politics. From VI bis acts AMI votes 1 dissent,
and dissened ut the time But II must be romembre
that lhs record only tho hrst years OF the
war II we recall our thoughts and opinions OF
that period OF vicisstude aud alienation, shall
hardly 10 judge ourselves by tho test 10 which
II proposed 10 subject him. Providence aud even
have swept beyond desire 10 remember many
things which Lincoln prcposed-nany about which no
hesiatcd, many which ta refused; tho 20
Many things which seemed dim, vague, contingent: in
1861 In 1862, clear and vindicaied tue
light OF victory But In all The record OF this candidate
there not any where shade of dsoyaty, evidence
OF lack OF generous and ardent patriotism OF want
OF fidelity to the state, and tho country, aud human
He nevertheless rejected Dy the ovcr-oyal radicals
composing tho council
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HORRIBLE CHIME.


Mgtner GOtsOus TGrcc
The Hancock Ohio Je6ersoaian furnishes the follow.
ing particulars relating TO the late case Of poisoning al
Upper Sandusky:-
fhe woman, MIRA Bowsher until tho death Of Der
husband, few years since, bore good moral charac-
ter and moved in good society. Since that event she
became dissoute and depraved and in due time became
the mother Of three illegitimats children. some two
years since a man to whom she became very much
attached proposed 70 take her in charge with the three
younger children " By some means she
could relieve herself OF her fvs Legitimate
children she Immediately set 20 work 70
effect the object by means OF poison. About
eighteen months since the eldest daughter beautiful
and virtuous girl Of eighteen, died under circumstances
that ned the mind OF The attending payscan with
picon but not sufficient TO variant him in taking dc.
cislvs seps Subsequently another daughter tell vic
tim, and about three weeks ago son, young man,
also died Investigations Of private nature set
on foot which resulted her arrest and preliminary
examination before . justice who committed her for
trial on the charge OF murder The two other children
were seized with Illness bearing the symptoms as
the cases which had proved fatal but attended 90
a ecoyerod.
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WISCONSIN,.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Proceedings I'm the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ton
Of n Grant Club mt Madison.
MADISON Jan. 10, 1865,
O'Clock p. NJ.
The Legislature has been sitting for ton days. but
business of little importance has been done bill was
introduced dverting land grants for railroads to the
farm mortgagors who aided In their construction Reso
lutions passed In both houses asserting In the
strongest forms the right ofexpatraon and demanding
protection for American citizens abroad, native or
adopted An adjournment agreed for February TO-
large Grant club organized last night, with
Horace Rubc President The resolutions declare op.
position 10 the amnesty and enfranchsement OF rebels
chised, ana emphatcaly favor Grants nomination by
the republican party, which latter sccords with tho
almost unanimous wish OF republicans 10 Wisconsin
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IRELAND.

Ie0rG. Francis Trims Arrest and Protest.
The Arms In Limerick Guarded by Police
An Arrest In Dublin.
ConH. Jan. 10, 1865
strict search Of the person and baggage OF George
Francis Train disclosed proof Of completely with the
rsnsn movements. or jusufyng hrs arrest by the
British police on suspicion Of being concerned in Fenan
plotting. Mr.. Train asserts that he came 10
Europe a. the special correspondent from Ireland for
New York paper. H. has formally protested through
tho United States Consul against his detention, and
declares that arrested upon no other ground OF
suspicion than the finding Of an Irish paper in his
trunk. . .
DUBLIN. Jan. ia. NJ
The police OF Limerick have made seizure OF guns
ana ammunition found in the shops Of that city. 10 put
shem out OF the reach OF tho Fenians
DuBrIs, jan 1o-Evenng.
Dr. Waters, another editor Of the Dublin Trthman has
been arrested upon what particular charge Is not
stated II Is supposed, however, TO DO completely In the
Tsuian movement