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New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
OPENING OF THE RIJER

The bland weather of the middle OF March
had the effect Of removing the icy covering which, for
nearly "a months had obsrueted commercial Intercourse
on our great internal highway. The vast ice elds WHICH,
few DAYS ago threatened the piers In the vicinity Of
Albany and the towns along the upper Hudson, have
been breaking ntwo days more no yesuge OF them
will remain Already Numerous bills affixed TO the awning
pOsts or posted ON the walls along the streets bordering
he We abundant evidence that the early pioneers
Of steamboat travel are In notion and that In lew dys
human lido will be ebbng flowing above the other
tide and Will bear commerce and It's attendant blessings
TO the millions Will be stirred mp 10 new ne In
he making preparations for tho advent OF their Summer
patrons aud We may expect the usual lnnT OF tourists M
and pleasure seekers The steamer John Taylor OF me
New York and Albany propeller Ine made dne mst UP
Of the season through TO Albany on SATURDAY ss esv
ing her pier az the foot OF c0rtlandtst on eaut1hy
at o'clock p. m, and arriving at Albany on sunday
at IL D. M on both TINS ANA heI return ~ lrlp i slo
took considerable number OF passengeIs Inc steam
boat st. John OF the Peoples Lane, made her hrst rp
on Monday evening from PieT NO. 81 Soth her ana % S
vessel the largest river steamer In the world has been
reatted In manner that leaves nothing TO be desired
The Drew Of the same line, has been retted ana bot
| boats Will, 10 doubt, meet all the requirements oi
The Connecticut was the first boat OF the New-YOrk
and Troy make tho trip this season She left her
! rived IN Troy at Gas Monday morning The Other
boat q Tie same line the Cornelius Wander, iai,.
during the season eain6oats plying to the intermediate
places along the river have generally resumed their rp
In almost every the amount OF freight brought Oh
the down trips has been unusually large owing, no no
snow storm. The ID. s. Miller and the John L. Hasbrouck
leave the FTannst pier for Ponghkeepsie alternate
! days The i. s. Miller made the first trip Friday
| last, leaving New-York in the evening aud arriy-
| ing in Poughkeepse early the next morn
| ing having encountered the severe snow squall
| The Walter Brett made her first trip from Fishh on
Thursday evening arriving In the city on Friday morning
The James W. Baldwin will make her fret trip TO Ron
dOut Kingston, Newburg and POughkeepsle this after
noon The susquehanna has already commenced making
regular trips 10 NeWburg. The Thomas Powell and the
New Champion leave the pier foot Of Frankn-st on al
ternate days y. m, for Catskil Rhinebeck, Barry
town Tiyoll and Maiden. The Thomas Powell made her
first upward trip last evening. The Thomas Cornell will
leave the Halson-st pier Thursday, at y. m FOR
ROndOut, landing at Kingston and Poughkcepsc. The
steamboat Utica viii leave for CoNsacke this afternoon
M o'clock The Chrystenah and y. G.. Cohn Will
regularly TO Yonkers. Hastings, Dobbs Ferry Grvngton
TaTTy town, and Nyack.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
TO CoRREAPONDENTs

Building Materas'-YOur note will receive
attention "subscriber-should tho President wish to
resign his communication must be addressed tothe Con
grcss Of the United States" lie can resign at any time
while the trial for mpeachments pending; but Congress
H. not compelled TO accept his resignation c.
Winfield scott only Lieutenant General by brevct
"W. d. N"-Wc know OF no school where knowledge of
bookkeeping surveying and chemistry can be acquired
in one year practical knowledge Of book ksepng and
surveying may be attained by hard study In twelve
months time provided you arc, when commencing wen
vorsod IN the higher Mathematics; but 70 acquire q
knowcdgo OF chemistry would take three years constant
study at least...."Wm. A. HOwelf-ree 6tcenlcAie z
Common School Arithmetic: subject Partial Payments
- " IL A - Call on Fowler Wells No. 80 broadway.
&c., Admirer The Impeachment trial affords excellent
bleeding Uncle ean. BE sure that the lawyers
will
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.


BILLS were reported amending the charter of
che Fishkil savings Bank. Incorporating the New-Nok
and Brooklyn Passenger and Baggage Company Amend
~ the ac relative 10 the Recorders in Oswego
Cor the construction Of tunnel between New 1orH u
BROOKLYN. which agreed %. To more eHectually
secure the arrest OF persons guilty Of crime IucOpOld
ing the Port Morris Land Improvement COMPANY
general bill incorporation for the Loan Guarantee ana
Narohousing Companies Authorizing the lnPot temeht
Gf Van COtt and ECkfOraYcs. A general pll making IL
nsdem for any person 10 sell iun oi coal "esu-
tng less than 1900 pounds.
Bils were imtroduced-Incorporatin the Co1saeKe
Savings Bank authorizing the Common Council ot Cuca
10 borrow $4,000, for City purposes
Bills passed-Incorporaung the Dental Socledy
The New York Cross Town Railroad h 10y vote or 1910
abOlishing the Canal Contracting Board ana amending
certain repair COntraCtSycas, 2 amending the New Olk
city Mechanics Lien law; the ConIliahu Nolhl ovnooi
bill; Incorporating the Veterans OF tie 2kd ieslhe1t "a
1ional Guard New-N Ork FOR the relief OF ~ MARY :
Church in NewNork; establishing iarp"f blslIlet LOT
fhe Port OF New York, and Tor Board OF iiele an"
Nbaryes therein. - sNa-Ere4:'
FRr O'DONNELL moved that the Finance Committee
have power to persons and papers 10 compel a
corporations ana lOnt-stOck associations 10 reply 10
resolution heretofore adopted 10y the senate asking Tor
information as the amount Of their capital Their
funded debt the number OF shares, the par value OF
Rhares, average earning, amount oi taxes pad &c lo
said that among the companies tat nave Iaed 10 answer
the Central EIe, Hudson. aud Harlem IaIVdd Co'
Ranies, aud the Express and Telegraph Companies.
In the eveuing session, Mr. CRIAMER moved that the
Din creating Harb0r district OF the port OF New YORK
Fnd Board OF Piers ana Nharyes therein De referred
back. Carried
Mr. MORRIS presented sundry petitions for law de.
eaTing that Directors IN the Hudson River aud Harlem
RaiTOad Companies he Ineligible Directors Of the Ic
Central Railroad Companies.
- Bills were ordered TO a third reading increasing
the salary of the Chamberlain Of Troy $500 lncOpO-
rating the German savings Bank OF MOrrlsana; appro'
tuOn for the Bind Incorporating the Port Morris Lana
Improvement Company.
Mr. NORTON introduced bill FOR tlle construction ol
certain piers from the sOuthcry sd" "i Meht Ihteehl
st. To Hammond-st., NeW-l ofk.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
LATEST SNIP NETS.
rom OF SEwroRK .-.".A4rcs "a
ARRIVED.


..I f.I . .. ARRIVED. .." .....
s.lm.hp Bule,is Hos, Phadephi', with ma Ihd pass TO J.
slRssp Brunette Howe PhalspL' gb mJ,e to Jacob LOr
lard.
Steamship Coumbs (Br) CGGghsu Glasgow March and Loush
loyle fSfabd with and 3a pass Henderson
Steamship Chestpeke Johnson Portland with mdse and 70
D. ABeG.
ssutip Sereas Besrse Boston "a uls aul pass william r.
CLYDE
tbp sout.r1 clei Hssu fce H,suee r,1 e', Cl.o'op,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
IAHhouneeneauI

A Cool ITEAD.-A cool head is, next TO n
warm h.i thing much be desired TO keep cool head snd also
that very important member advice s be found more re
liable to upon than that which ouns the purchase Of Spdug lG
at KSoIss nelluosn establishment No 2l2 Brosishy.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

PKOM GLASGOW MoTch 2A-Iu steamship CoiumbsRer J. he
Mira Mnes d. shaw Mrs stewart W. kop, john Lutehf Hnst
Candh, John BAouT Prof Wadepato Mamene Mas b. hslmene
Geo rgi JOba Gors, JAs g. Ltse Jas JAcb, William Smith
David Chalmers ......
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

Read DIR. Foote's common-sense communica
the Immediate and PTiesposng Causes
Then call consult him Once hours from I'll Dr.
Foos personally attendance from 10 m g. Once No. 40 Lexington
Of Esst Twenty tgibSt lbldS distance consul
b. letter Consultation Free
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

+. HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH
No 7l Boad-ty only perfect safeguard against burglars bu
will give waning fsny door window len through care
l,sIat,L n souIHWICk
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
PASSENGERS ARRTYED

Grand Display Of the LATEST SPRING FASH
The Apl No ofDEHoEEfs MoSTaLY M,OstNE Nos rea
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

THE "ERIE WAR ~ is noisy, if not n bloody,
e0nlt Both agree that KgST's East SDA
CoTgEs the best Of family beverages, Sold BY all gOts Depot
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

ship wm FrOhush.m ou,ey OnIH,'. Psb with nd to BOYD
: c' March is, with salt DlJ Bro1lm.n ,r,.,,
ship Cornsu, Grnns Patterson from LeHson Ano 'n e
S SIN S.s caeSee Bi.d5u from G,sov G-roti Jan 49, With
~JsT BTs L l. Nell Nelson Doane, EOr-alL
schr Hannah Champion, Taylor. Great Egs H,reor
@ sesE N,I9a. @ $ 5s.s 5ssi; esSi s.i n sssss Es.s;RA.
schr Mar j. Kennedy Jones. ChlBcs.sAgus
sehr L,as Caril' With from steamship Creole Ashore
sc5r Tso@., Rhodes Erbsthpcrt for Mlddeos, CT
schr Bamu3 Allen Es.y K,s,e.Spo% 70 for so'21
sc6r Margaret Tice fise ElIabethport for ssvLIsysq
s scs R,h p / ta.s S:a p 4lTSS ESGss 2;
sesI EaEiG Pq .9; El'ss,aH., for e, MSS.;oo
SIR. silver Bel, B,Ily lliI.6sIpoT, io osDaner' Me-
SCHOONER, IsOs soryp isB RIVER % T9Hrs T9,.Is:,,,
sTs,9 ks s:SsssTo L ka.r Fl Phone sSSs k1S.sRS E.S
Elizabeth Hogan B6absthpOr North America EiI,behpOs
Jas " Wilson BhIabethpOrL Deep River BlIabeihport
iapud.uce EiiAbstSport Jcha 4dn. Ei,,,.IsSport
tisI Elimbehport. Mary Bacon Cold Spring
J. p BalooE Great Egg Hsrbor r II shannon Phi.dslPhA
Tnos fIS, LIZ hs yT, Fsa sor 0' TSa%sas Cold Spring
Transport, niis Ess Tisroor. Tyug fi.h Cold Spring
Minnie cott, Little Ess II'rbor C. l. h,Ires ProyssEee.
fSey fS,'I S.. oIisJ pa,1.ae. by. IsHy Hobart. SsSi.eu
j. s iiaHdssdSO. My.t'e Miranda, Ess,Ilaysn;
S S t o..I GI&sP I4sEGass Smith, e1s9 ssG:t fSys
fE%i ffaSa; GS fPS5cG as's PfsS,id.p,. Liberty SoIssI
SsTsS Ms. kSes CSh saRco sRRS n .s .ns S:s..%
M,sy HsT Ad,%i ,,i y.l &i,s SSn %'.s so: gRs'p'H
M.ry Merhon Fall River. 9. 7. sasyer Providence.
Nora Brown New-Hsyeu. Mail, GTesnSicb.
j. MeSban Bridgeport Geo Law. Southport
Jas Madison, Port Chester Adelaide Sag HarbOE
Emma smith, Southport. Fits Adams Fall River
0,orge and Edfsr Grenwch. Maria Teress Weheet.
. B. Jones Nsu. Haven. Sarah VI Blaie. Dshlon.
Trader Nortbport Minerva, Pail River
Troublsr Southport Noah Brown, Bridgeport.
W. 4. Well, Greenpor. Nellie Bosmhsd stamford
Ust. Gresuvirh Highland Queen, Boeklsnd.
Fte,laor Cold Spring. I Evelyn, Stanford.
sarah Maria Oyster Bar Increase. OYSTER Bay.
Oregon, Mystic. j. ~ Freeman, iho'I9snee
Josephine, Westport staten Islander, he"'hifeh
Charger. Cold Spring. 1Ola, Provfdence
Delatur Berry, fahAren harJ NJ Hamilton He"hNeh
SAILED.
s,r.ln ,ru.n Hsuburgo CITY Cork Liverpool Cleopsirt
Savannah Niagara Norfolk hp Isaac Webb, Liverpool bATs 'n
Stevens MAtanisL
BELOW.
Ship Armada BJ JaneJ from Cscutti, l2s Days with hnseed "
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bosroy March 2-Anyed brig Anna D. Toy from Csrttn,ii
,chr, u s. Tsisdor and Jer,mie, from CieDfaegA
SAVANNA Ga March A-saltd steamship virgo hsHio AT
rived ship Atlantic =, ,,-,.--. D.,
P0RTRn MONROE March 71rivsd steamship Hatterss rom
New for Richmond Passed ship Ausuu from he"buJpo"
for Norfolk. 10 load for Liverpool A.
CHaEIEsTos c. Msrc6 -ssed hr EIpr,ss FOR PbladPhi.
FOREIGN PORTS.
UIyISl March 2LThe eamhID JDnsa Capt HoIe from New
orleans sh inst sailed from this port today for Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

For STRING STYLE GENTS HATS at Reduced
Pncts 90 10
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25
ASSEMBLY

Bills were passed-JO amend the Niagara
Frontier Police law To amend the RI gstry law So as 10
give the appointment Of poll clerks To The Board Of S
Rcrvisors. Appropratng $4,000 10 ad in the construc
Hon OF the lbany and SusquehauDa Railroad. To pro
Vide for the issue Of by towns facilitate the con
sfructiOn Of the Midland Railroad Appropriatmg t5o
pOO 10 aid i'm the construction ~ the Whitehall and Patt
burg Railroad Also s25OnO 20 aid in the construction
of the Buffalo and Washington Railway. Repeating the
sectiOn giving MaTshals the Marine Court power
10 serve suhpeuas To provide for the completion ~ te
RailabOut Improvement 10 authorize the Commission
ers of Emigration and the commissioners OF Charities 10
EnrhanPe cnIfnin lands.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-25

.srtrH AID ~ RAuRoAps-REPEAL or THE
EIAGAT,A FRONTIER POLICE BILL-THE TAX
CoEaIssIoNERs' BILL.
T., r6elI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-22

WAsHt.Groy, Jan. 81.
The Criminal Court yesterday fixed th
24th Of February for TIE second trial Of Sur
raft .8
The President has sent ID the nomination o
.. $. McCook as Internal Revenue Collects
for the 8th District of Illinois
Special Commissioners Of Revenue, Wella
estimates the total sales Of liquors ia the sev
eral States and Territories for the fiscal war
ending june last a, nearly s12 200, 900, 900.
NEw YoRK. Jan. 81.
The TribKnes Washinaton special saws
Owing to the illness OF Chief Justice Chase,
he was unable to attend the Supreme Court
yesterday
The Hsraids Washington special says:
L is generally believed that the motion OF
Judge Black TO advance the McArdle case on
the docket Is SO that, nn early adjournment
may be made.
Stanton denies emphatically that be has
been aay.sed, ~ either Grant or Sherman, TO
resign.
The President stated yesterday tha, he
should nominate w ID Bishop, OF Conn, for
Commissioner Of Patents.
The commercial treaties with Venezuela
and Madagascar we're ratified by the Senate
yesterday.
The 1eteqrams Washington special says.
Numerous protests have been received at the
Treasury Department to prevent smuggling
on the borders Of Maine. The smngsled
goods .sizsd there .as. year were valued OF
over Se0,e30.
GHIcAeo, Jan 81
In the Supreme Court to-day Chief Justice
Chase announced that the Court. after con-
sidering the motion made by Judge Black to
advance the McArdle case upon the docket,
had decided 10 htar the eaae on the first
Monday Of March This decision gives sat
sfacsion TO the Radicals, as they hope by that
lime to have Affairs IN sash Q condition, in
he States of Mississippi and Alabama, tLat
even if the Court decides the reconstruction
acts unconstitutional. il will not seriously i'm.
pede the work 10 those States.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

QrERge, Jan. 90.
Last night a cab driver named Gikin, shot
two young men named Lawrence and Bosf
ferd. The parties had been riding and . dis
pnte arose regarding the merits Of their
tshorses. Both men are badly wounded and
cannot recover.
HAVANA, Jan. 81.
I There are rnmors here. that one Rafael,
sailed IN the stesmer Moro Castle for New
York, to issue bonds for Santa Anna, to en-
able the latter to prosecute his plans against
the Mexican Government in Yncalan.
MONTREAL, Jan, 20,
tits stated that the Priyy Council met to-
day, to decide upon the questisa of an inter-
colonial railway.
A great religious demonstrationis is TO tax E
place in the French Cathedral here, before
the departure ofthe Canadian corps Of Pom
tiiciai Guards. On this occasion of blessing
their banners, oil the Roman Catholic Hsh.
ops Of Qnebec and Ontario are expected 10
be present.
aN ToRolTo, Jan. 90
Senfries have been placed over the msga.
zine and the garrison has been doubled, in
consequence of the discovery of piece Of
fuse inserted tbsoueh the doors, asdcsker
suspicious Indications Of an attempt to blow
it m.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LdsDoss Jan. 2l.--Ths following psrtier
lars Pf the arrest of George Francis Trei.
has been received from Queanstown. Dur
ing the transit of the tender, which containet
the passengers and bssgsge Of the Scotia, IL
the wharf the baggage OF Train, as we'll a,
thst pr Thos. C. Durant of New York, VII,
was 4lso passenger, vas subjected to the
most vigorous examination BY the custom of.
6csn. Nsthing of "a incendiAry or solutions
character being found IN the'tfnnk Of either,
they were both psrnitsed to 20 ashore. As
they stepped from the steamer to the. wharf
they we're arrehed and taken before Jusfit .
Of thR Peacein the city, The exaainstieu
elSdtihx nothipg against the prispuersihey
were discharged. Soon after their arrival at
the hotefth&y we're re-arrested. Upon the
completion Of second examination, Durant
vaa discharged. The authoriiiss, however,
desailed Train, who was sent in custody TO
the CSrk jail. On Saturday be sas brought
before The court and rs-exaniaed,, bst re-
mand4d until Monday. the 9th inst. In the
nsentms the case j. cresting considerable
excitement The newspapers are repeating
the characteristic speeches Of Train, as FORM
ing sort of Qualification for the arrest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsnrrn4n. I.n ~

WAsHIroros, Jan. u.
The bin introduced in the Senate BY Mr..
Patterson, Of New Hampshire, 10 amend the
civil tenure act. provides for extending the
provisions ct the latter over the general
and special s2ents Of the President and de
psrimenn, except such ss are aSthorized By
the statute.
The House Committee or Eankiur have
agrsei on : bill prohibiting deposits hy Gov
ernmeut officers in any place where there is
no Assistant treasure.
Tbs Senate Committee on Foreign Rela.
tions took 20 definite aetion to-day in the
nomination Of Cox as Minister TO Anstrls.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

TaL1aHAssE, Jan. 81.
The delegates to the keconssrue,ion Con
ventio3 met at the Capitol yesterday, barely
q qaostm being present. Temporary officers
were chosen, all negroes. Subsequently a
permanent organization was effected. as fol-
lows: Daniel Richards, President, aud
Christy White. editor OF the Fiorfda Times
Of jacksonville, Secretary, both white men
A negrp was elected Assistant Secretarr, and
most ea the suberdinste officers are negroes
JAcKsos, Miss, Jan. q.
In ths Convention to-day resolution was
adopted asking Congress TO continue the
Freedmen's Bureau until reconstruction is
completed. and 10 appoint . committee. 10
walt upon General Gillem to issue an order
prohibiting the Sheriifs of the State from en- :
forcing hny ales uudsr executions withou.
further orders.
MFMPiHs. Jan. q.
Joseph Behr vas arrested yesterday, while
serving on I. $ jury, On requislilon from
the Governor of Missouri. on the charge of
obtaining 81, 900 worth Of goods from 4. l..
Lacroix Of 81 Louis under false pretenses.
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ArDIr1aE 1rTI-F, NTA
Hss TBlsE& fs uarI n, 1888.
TITS HEREBY CERTIFIED, That there
a has hsss asa in this oiee stssemeni slcs.
ing theeos6ioa the na IasaraHee Company, iecs-
II I'd hartford IN faa stagt Couest'cnt THE IT.
dsy OF Jstery A. y isss In acccrdsscs With the pro
Visions Of CT # ths General Assembly Of the state
81 Iowa. entitled An Act ia rels.inb Iasaranee
Co paaies asFTeysa IGraszy 2sth, tss7, sni Aca
sdatee thss 80, tr ovst p DrsssY esh 1855 that
xd sfa sowsikn. asid Company Is pos~ssses ef
hsreqiik oun. II e. rtsai, and rsqnred
BY Is~ q
authority Il therefare eirsa the above smsl com
snf their appropriate tnsiness Insurance
ID this rtats n accotdance with tho Ass thereof until
the lst dsy Of January, ALI i56l
H Is siso certified that n IN tY TEN-gYCK, Of
keekuk. has been duty appointed ~ said Company their
ixgu geut snd Attorney fer he ~ of Lee with
iui power take rtsks u tnsreir sni 10
SEX nowlsdgs eervee ef process prssi sy lav
bis iias viii, tho GisIk OF ito District Court in for
saia county ala cerfaeats a copy Of tbs statement
q hie In THE Office
1t Ia further certiri that the attached IL true aud
correct copy OF this ssid statement.
In testimony whereuf hayo kereunto fet my
SEALl hand sua sxed rly Sesl II efdss the dsy md
year Erst above written
JOHN A gL1Iurr, AUDITOR Of ststs.
ia1fs sAAL A. AFREA. UsE1tr.
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limited STATES MARsHAL.s $ SALE.
~ b sirtse ~ st.esAi sxesnron TO fae dre<ts.s,
ssset ssn sis ci-ks Ne oft.s sf Ger, ~ rhe
United ststesI'.r tbs aHct OF fsss S,8th.rn Disi
sen, At KeSk4 viii. asd tg sail srtt
ross e sal. s'Ia5sl,s s.ss.7E, = ctsg, - seaz
, lock a. m. ef sid eky. The ste % soat Hiram
Psier, hrr naehinevy, fnrnisars, n kIa srA .gps-
rel also barge John Deyie and wharf " hish-
est and best bidder for cash. sati*fs dree rendered
10 cal Court information Of iihei p-hd ~
.aef whsreis @uhn Saa th naafnar fb%iIsnt and
this Il beat HRS a Psfce ct al rhe ftrat~As
q. " CLARK
US II. 70. thr State of tosa, ia
jsn2f BT u. fetros, Deputy.
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GAS sTE4M FITTINGS.
Mooar san ..-...,.J ell.ascn stresf, ket ID .th
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vol. XIV.
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsPATCHEs
: Latest News from Washingtop.

~ = AAAAAA ON&N 10ALok - i IN - y
Latest News from Washington
Stanton Denies that he has Bees
Advised to Resign.
The Snrratt Trial Set for Feb. n.
CONGRESSIONAL PRooznD1xos.
Proceedings Of the Iowa Legislature
Severe shsck Of IN Earthquake
In JaaAIca. A
Florida Reconstruction Convention
Organized.
Indian SkfrmishiDg on the
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Particulars Of tho Arrest Of Geo. Fran.
els Trsin.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1891.