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VIRGINIA.

Proceedinss OF the COnvention-The Bill Of
Rights Under CONFERENCE.-The ChaIieuxe
from Member OF tho Convention Go Ge..
eral Batter.
RICHMOND, Jan Is 1855
In the Convention to-day the Bill OF Rights was under
discussion, and seven sections were adopted INCLUDING
one declaring Virginia cosqua member Of the general
government ND entitled to all the benefits and subject
~ al the burdens a. other States
me judiciary Committee reported adversely 70 set.
dollar. A'. ~ 'Ao
General Grant is expected here on Tuesday to attend
fund. s1' 0N1S>''SA''
Robert Stevens (coorsdl Of Charleston. s. c.. has
entered suit IN the United States District Court here
against the Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad
Company for requiring his wife to ride in . second
damages at 81 800.
The Enquirer here viii publish on Monday the
enaisnge sent By Colonel White Z republican member
OF the State Convention to General Butler, when he
was IN the city last week. 1t demands reparaton for
being ordered out Of General Buffers department
during the war;. The affair is still pending Colonel
General Butler speak
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Legislative Defeat Of the Oppesition.
FLoREScs, Jan. 10, 1868
The party Of the len has been defeated In the Italian
Raransnt on the motion 70 adjours the debate the
budget Tor this year.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Fire ~ NcrshNeid-TweHtv Head 81 Cattle
and Thirty sheep Burned 20 Death.
Coscosp, Jan. 10, 1895
The Farm bulldog Of John Bro~a, q Ncrshnsid, N
H. vas burned last evening, together with The bara asd
outbuldnes twenty heat Of cattle, thirty head Of sheep
nlassy Of nay, farming ss6ls proviA0ns 10 shs
csllav, &C.
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ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
George Francis Train Arrested as a
Fenian on Beard tho Scotia
at Liverpool.
.Rroceedings Of the Southern Recon.
struction Conventions.
PORTO RICO.


S0uarantlne-Au Account or the Cholera at
st. Thomas-Arrival Of an American Bark
with Provisions.
HAVANA, Jan. II, 1868.
:, The Gdcetd Official Of Porto Rico, December 80,
States that the breaking out Of cholera at st.
Ghomas is the cause Of the quarantine regulations
now being enforced in the ports Of the island.
Che quarantine, however, would be raised for all
9essels showing clean bills Of health.
The bark Mindora Captain Barclay, from BaIti.
)nore, Nd, December 6. with provisions, had ar.
Vt st. Johns p R.
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CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Heavy Losses by Merchants from IncOrrect
Gold Observation-Disclosures at Trinidad
do Cuba.
HAVANA, Jan. Is, 1868.
Inaccurate gold quotations received here by the
Cuba cable have troubled the exchange market
Pery seriously, causing losses of great magni-
Nude to some merchants
slight shock of earthquake was felt at Trinidad
We Cuba on Friday night.
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pisnf0n's New Perfume, Flor de Mage. or
Flower OF Nay rhss delightful perfume onaby
the hncst perfume in odueet this IL 10
dedicated TO the beautiful month from which II takss ~
Il will he ready for The trade before rsbrusr1
Price 81 bottle IS boz. coasi ali dozen.
Sent address upon receipt OF the For sale
everywhere by druggts sta and fancy e,,ods dealers
Notice othe trade 5"For de Mayo Flower OF May.
has adopted by trade aaa any infringe
inent viii he promptly prosecuted.
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Is.perlal French Compliment 60 the Ex- kins
Of sicily.
LONDON Jan. Is, 1865.
Count Sartiges the French Ambassador 10 Rome,
attended tho New Year fsts OF H. the King
Of the r~o s,css Pisasan, speeches were made, and
there was much good feeling.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
The Fatal Collision Case.
Before Judge Thompson,

Harry 7bte, Adminisbahix, vs. George W. wason. I'm
this SUIT, which brought 10 damages from
the defendant, who 's part owner OF the steamboat
Norwalk In the OF $1,000 the jury failed agree
and discharged by the Judge. The plaintiff
lost her husband by drowning the 4t of July
last, which accident was caused by the steamboat Nor
walk coming in collision with rowboat in which he,
together th three others, seated at the tme ~
point in tho river of Governors Island. The defend
ant lined that the accident resulted from the nea
genco OF those the small boat and not through any
carelessnsss Of the pilot OF the Norwalk
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HONDURAS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

0hs Cholera at TruxillO-Fears OF a Revolu.
tiOnary Outbreak-s0ld WashinGs.
HAVANA, Jan. 18. 1868.
We have dates from Truxillo, Honduras. to
Deoember ~.
4 Forty cases Of cholera had occurred in that
Port.
revolution was apprehended in the interior.
The gold washngs were very actively prose.
tcuted, and projects were on foot to give still
greater impulse to this branch of industry.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Confusion In the Reconstruction Convension.
RALEIGH, Jan. 10, 1863
Much confusion prevailed in the Convention to-day
and nothing was accomplished Tho resolution OF Mr.
Durham conservative alluded to yesterday was altar
much nlibustering. indefinitely postponed
OHara, negro, was elected engrossing clerk The
Sentinel reporter ID still In his scat
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SWEDEN.

Tho Kiaz's speech to the Legislative Body.
SrocEaoLH, Jan IL, 1885,
: The Parliament met yesterday.
The King usual delivered opening speech.
After reviewing the state Of hs country hs entered upos
the suSsc. Of the nscisncy Of the srmy He favored
.os enrolment Of all the male population In the militia
organisations and the purchase Of the most improved
arms fov the use or the army.
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The Domestic Tragedy In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1858.
Lizzie Graham. who was shot BY her husband on
Thursday died from the effects Of her wound at the
hospital last night During yesterday she consciously
and stated that her husband had threatened before
and she was In constant fear OF her nfs few days
before the shooting the prisoner desired TO procure
warrant for the Of his wife, charging her with
beng spirtuast and with having attempted to take
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NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsHSGOs, Ian rs, rNW.
Chc1 Engnssv D. B. hscomb 10 ordered TO the A,rts-
mouth Navy Yard.
Chief Engineer Henry Mason Is detached from the
North Pacific 50 lsdron aud granted sick leave.
Chief Engineer william Roberts IN detached frorn1he
porIsKfoush Nav Yard ara waiting orders.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEgssrowS, Jan. 18-The steamship Scotia, Captain
Judkins. from New York on the 9Th inst arrived here
yesterday route to Liverpool
LONDON, Jan. 1S.-The steamship Atlanta, Captain
Pinkham from New York the list inst has arrived
Ia the Thames.
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A.-Myef a. CbandOE Chasnpague.
Having iec-,ed The hrst shIpmsnt OF Nessrs. Moot .
and rIETn DE slIALERY OF THE ExcstLENT wiz
these Wines, especially to the WIN IMPERIAL tuREEN
SEAL which has been pronounced By connoiaseors 70 -
superior 10 Other champsl before imported into this
country
in Wines in this city. ANTHONY OECHS,
sole Agent for Messrs. Meet ohandon in he d. 8.
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GEORGIA..

The Reconstruction Convonti0n-Ietter from
General Meade In Reference 60 tho Empty
Treasury-Almoss q Flight Between Mon.
bors Of tho Convention.
ArLAHrA, Jan. ls, 1858.
General Meade sent in q communication, dated yes
terday to the Convention this morning, which, after
acknowledging the receipt Of the resolution asking for
pay, says
have this day received information from tho Trea.
surer that there funds in the treasury at Mil
OF the public institutions Of the state have suffer.
ing on account OF the non.paymsns Of the appropria-
lions ZION ior anslr support whether this failure Of
the State treasury or for other reasons not at
present advised. shall use my best efforts
penses Of the Convention, and least portion Of the
per diem and mileage OF the members. II find on in
vestigaton that any which should be in the State
treasury have been placed beyond my reach, may
deem necessary 70 suspend temporarily the payment
Of portion Of the current salaries OF all officers who
receive their pay either from the Stale treasury the
state road. You will perceive from the facts above
stated that is out OF power at present comply
with the request OF the Convention, much desire to
DO IT, In lieu Of granting this authority respectfully
request that the requiston OF your dsbursng agent
such funds Of the State as may become available be
properly distributed according to the public necessities
The Convention refused almost unanimously to sus.
pend the rules TO consider q resolution asking the
federal authorities to make advances for the payment
of the Convention expenses They also tabled rcsoI
ton to appoint q committee Of three delegates to
examine the State treasury.
Sections and OF the Bill Of Rights Of the old con-
stitution we're adopted.
One Of the delegates gave another the lie during
days session. the quarrel arising Of the nreceipt
OF pay Both caught up their chairs but violence was
avoided and mutual apologies made.
General Meade has issued order validating the
lief ordinance OF the Convention, with the exception
that execution Is not TO DO stayed in Of
laborers' wages.
The Funds of the State in New YOrk-Troubies
Of the Newly Appointed Treasurer.
AUGUSTA, Jan. Is, 1883
Advices from MilledgevilIe state that Governor
Jenkins being called to-day by the citizens ct the
Executive Mansion, made speech, and said that the
funds OF the State had been removed New York. and
that he should fight for them before the Supreme Court
The books OF the State Treasurer be found The
Postmaster and express agent have refused TO deliver
over to Captain ROCKWELL General Meades appo.ntse.
packages and letters addressed John Jones' Trea
of Georgia.
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Expiosioa Of Fireworks nj Putsburs-Three
Persons Killed.
PIrnBURe Jan. IL, 1888.
serious explosion OF fireworks occurred here his
morning ct eleven O'Clock in the confectionery OF
Knobis Schrock, on smtbneld street. occasioned by
friction Of failing boz Of fireworks John Schrock, .
son Of ons OF the proprietors. fatally injured
Nancy Campbell and Fred. Ramsey killed By
sunocaton. The loss 10 about O00 which Is covered
By inaurancs.
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NEW YORK.

rae Court Of Appeals Vacancy.
ALsArr, Jan. 10, 1905.
esvstser Fsuton has rendered 70 Hos. Chsrs hsssn
ths once Of Judge In the Court Of Appeals nsds vacant
~ he death Of Judge Wright
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GERMANY.

BnsLn, Jan. 10. 1858.
rms Diet has passed she bill for railway loan Of
forty a. llious Of thasrs
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4 Perf~rt Hasr Dressinx-Ku eat - q 0cORino
impsrs tue gloss and = superior TO Frepch ponsdes
md oil L. On alcn
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A Genuine neersciiaum Pipe or CigwrhOtdes
a. manufacturer prices ~ POfAR sON'S a'orss ~
Broadway near Fourth street, aud a Joha street. a.sr
Nassau. Repar ang Boiling 81.
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WIS. WiSsi.oH's SOOTHING SYRUP
hsv,ag 'hs fat simie Of Curtis Perkns a.
wrapper Ai.othsrs base limitations
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A.-Hydrs aiic Cow Mixer. Compsets
S.ccsss. Gs al see H. Ss Broadway Or Fuisss.
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n Rupture scure.-Dr. sherman's HeP~ixl
cure oncs Brosdwsy Illustrated circulars sniISsG
receipt Of 10 CO.. ats
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Batchei Ore Hair pyc.-The. Rest u tho
world; the ,nly harmless reliable iustaaas-
Facyry 81 Barclay street !.
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u. AZ .s .ssssssS K FRI Sss s. rs Es s::s:
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srEESaTH YoP. THE EXHAUSTED

Thousands de- wexe inch b. inch. of bodily weak
ness FOR debility wiz fl - certainly Though net quickly.
strong the dsbated stained sstaed the exhAustsd
rsied with vital enerayf We avet that VI all nsfoUug
preparations given from uStf0tion
Of the Or, Of healing 10 the ppsient hour. not one has
wrought such wonders in the OF resarato0 NOS
LETTERS CELEHRA1ED STOMACH BITTEEs. TbiA IL,
indeed, the tonic OF tonrs As revslizinG sreng%up
porting life proonging agent the like Of Il In mol "
found In the catalogue Of icines Among the toov1
articles the dormant powers nature, Ii
stands aonsthe awake the PAalqus
y not only awsksns the Physicsr powers from lste Of
the muscular and Il Il wsrs
both the stronghold vitality The agod
the deerep the nervous hs broken down Of both
recommended Try H. They will assuredfy hnd ID
present hsp in tins of tro able. New York odce Def
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A.-Estter frsm Pana, Illinois.-Dear Sir
Please send &c -. For: had suffered
ges,ion loss of Appste d stomach general depres-
sion. this real beverage OF health tHoprs MALr
EXTRACT has rcrevss me from my pain Write this
the Inventor WILLIAM MEyRR. To r. Fcoas Rsa.
Agent Of Hofs Malt Extract ST. Louis Ho1 depot ser
Broadway. NJ. ".
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Cold Feet .Curcd-A New .pif srSykA
DOCTOR. 40 me lirnes; no insoies. rs al Ed
pense ssmt mis- amount TO DR. E, ~ FboTk author q
Medical comrson Sense ITO Lexington NaW Yorkx
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C1GgsJort and Curs for the Rgptursd ssyl %
Medical Co sense, ITO Lsring,on avenue New Yok
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pr =. A.. schencL, Of Phila dslphin, Eespsrs-
professionally al hrs rooms, 81 Bond street. Nee
York, on Tuesday January 81, from A NJ 20 NJ and
every Tuesday thereafter his medicines mar he ossAned
y HE rooms al all times
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WisB Ig.p.ess nna y enr'nsrtd usyr-Rs-,
JAS. Boai strool. 's
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\ Good Bosrbcn, aud sherry. 80 SsaiS Pc
bottle. BordasuH Wine Cos Yauus, " fuloa Ssress
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The following steamers, Erropsss aud ccss,wss, lee
,hi. port yesterday
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Printing of Every Dissertation Fkecst-sp
with and fltcs etscs
whore, =, tbe MRTRoPOLiTAN JOB PRINTING SSfAk
LlSuMENI, " Nassau street
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The Celebrated NIissisanei -prisg Water,
the eny known cnre and Btieh.S az and
speai0c FOR scrofnIa. sau rheum, and All cutaucoI-
diseases. IL Cor al. b. ire principal irasgsN and At hs
sssnay SO Broadvsv the demand Tot Mjs water
rreaisr than the supply this ucce tnssyts4 W
The public against imposition sone gsa1irA huess
In oark. brand a. "A IKE manner.
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.He Metropolitan Jeb priveswa E.rsbir Al
MINT VI Nassau street q prepared - fafaish 60 De 'r
culsrs Pamphlets Law Cssss Poster and evety d- doa
o. rriuns At raea ,wsn.yass tsa- las, Ssn
ast sssewBege IN the city
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-29
PROGRESS of Impeachment.

On Wednesday, the ed, Mr.. Boutwell,,
on the part of the people, commenced bis
argument in favor of impeaehment, which
he concluded on Thursday. 1t was mas
terly effort, conclusively establishing John
sons guilt. e7azvvar -
AT twenty minutes past two, on Thursday,
Mr.. Nelson took the floor, on behalf of the
President, but did not conclude until -
clock on Friday His whole argument
partook of the character of political stump
speech, especially resembling the harangues
Of Mr. johnson.
On Saturday, Mr.. Groesbeck, one of the
President S counsel, made his argument. 1t
is Strong and creditabie effort, considering
the weakness of the cause which he advoca-
ted. st so ,5as fortetE -.
Manager Stevens was the first speaker on
Monday. He read from printed slips. As
soon as he commenced the chamber became
perfectly quiet. All persons on the floor
and in the galleries paid the strictest atten-
ton. He soon became exhausted, and hand
ed the remaining pages to Gen. Butler to
read for him.
Manaeer Williams followed. He spoke
until the adjournment, and would conclude
yesterday. & "a
Mr.. Evarts will close the case to-day for
the President, followed tomorrow by Mr..
Bingham, who may also occupy part of the
day after. The issues will then be for the
decision of the Senate.
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Decision in Bankruptcy.
CLEARFIELD COUNTY CASE.

The Pittsburgh papers contain the report
of an important decision in Bankruptcy, in
case from this county. Many of our read
ers will remember that several months ago
John S. Radebaugh made sale of his store
and tavern stand known as The Blue Ball. y
Messrs. Burns & Smucker and Hazard &
Smith, of Philadelphia, had claims in the
hands Of counsel here, for collection. They
alleged that the sale thus made was in fraud
of the Bankrupt Law. and filed a petition TO
force Radebaugh into Involuntary Bank
ruptcy" twill be seen that their petition
was dismissed, at their own costs, on ques-
ton of Jurisdiction. The following report
of the case is taken from the. Pittsburgh
Gazette, of April 23rd' -
In February last Messrs. Burns & Smuck-
er, of Philadelphia filed a petition asking
that John S. Radebaugh, of West Decatur,
Clearfeld county, be adjudged a, bankrupt.
In answer to the petition of the creditors the
respondent claimed that he was not indebted
to them to the amount fixed by law, and
therefore asked that the petition be dismiss
ed. This motion was argued at length by
Z. j. Keenan,. L. L. D., of this city, for the
creditors, and ii. B. Swoope, Esq, of Clear
field for the respondent. Yesterday Judge
M'Candless delivered the opinion of the
Court, as follows:
1.-THE aggregate of the debt, proysble un-
der the Bankrupt Law, upon which cred
itor, or combination of creditors, can com
pei a debtor into Bankruptcy, must be not
less than two hundred and fifty dollars In
this case the petitioners are Burns & Smuck-
er, who obtained judgment in the Court
of Common Pleas of Clear6eld county, upon
an award of arbitrators, for the sum oc S.S6
II. Upon FL Fd issued, which reached the
hands of the Sheriff on the 5th of October,
1867, he realized from the sale of personal
property, $l47 TO- Subsequent to the date
of issue of this execution, Hazard & Smith
sued out theirs. which was received by the
Sheriff on the 10th day of October, 1867, five
days after he had made his levy at the suit
of Burns & Smucker, and three days before
the day fixed for the sale. The levy on the
first writ was endorsed on the second, and
ing the same, have assumed to make an ap-
preparation of the proceeds of sale, different
from what is made by law. 1t is not pre-
sumed that this was done to force an unfor-
tunate debtor into bankruptcy for, in this
Court. such proceeding would not be toll
Grated, but rather, to make distribution
among clients, whose respective interests
they felt authorized to protect. What the
Sheriff made by his writs, being applicable
to the first execution received by him, the
judgment Of Burns 4 Smucker is reduced
to an amount which, upon their application
alone, deprives US of Jurisdiction. The Pc
tition is dismissed at the cost of the petition
ing creditors.
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The Philadelphia Frsud.

fhilsdeiphia Democracy grows jubilant
over the decision of the Court of Common
Pleas IN the late city contested election ca
ses. and those nondescript publications
which call themselves Democratic pewspa-
pers chuckle as if in some way the interests
of the party had been indicated or bolster
ed up. just the opposite is the effect of the
judgment of the court Frauds-systemat-
ic, unblushing, and deliberate-are proven
to have been committed by the organized
agencies of the Democratic party. The O.
pInion Of the court may be briefly put thus:
That while gigantic frauds were clearly
shown to have been deliberately perpetra-
ted, it was not affirmatively and specifically
proven that enough fraudulent votes were
cast to change the issue. 1t will not do,
however, to accept one portion of the decis-
ion and reject the rest. The decree of Sat-
urday while it confirms the seats of the dem
ocratic candidates, fixes on the Democratic
party frauds of the most shameless and
criminal nature-outrages which the hon.
est and honorable men of the party at least,
should feel themselves called on TO denounce
and disown. 1t is not likely, however, that
they will. The party lash in the Democrat
ic organization stiles even a murmur The
slaves dare not SO much as protest. 1t
might be well now to investigate whether
the organized corruption and violence, es-
tablished by the Judgment of the court, can
be traced in this, as in the Centre county
case, to Mr.. Wallace State Kuklux com
mittee.-Press.
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HSnaaks.U y

The Lock Haven Democrat calls the mem
bers of the Grand army of the Republic"
Sneaks. During the war, while the cop
perheads 'sneaked' of to Canada, and to
hiding places in the businesses of the forests
and mountains, these same members of the
Grand Army of the Republic were at the
front, barring their breasts to the fierce shock
Of battle, in defence of the national flag.
The esneaks" are the men who eluded the
draft, who constantly cried ''the war is a
failure, who uniformly placed every obsta
Gle in the way of the Government, and who
sympathised with the enemies of their coun-
try. They possessed all the meanness, trea-
son, and! hatred of liberty that character
lied the Tories of the Revolution, but were
wanting in their courage. 1t i'll becomes such
creatures to stigmatize the brave soldiers
who crushed out.the rebellion, as 'sneaks. I"