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LATEST sHLPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine NeDs see inside po,..
Fo"h oR rhihADEh raI aIA-'."......oCToBER 2s.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS Ar THE nyRs1Ns ~u,-.
IA, M.........eOliI GHAra a N oSyIoE, ss,.p
CLEARED THIS MORNING
h Gaasa SSaqSe "a Maggie Putnam, Rotterdam L. wester
N bssque onkel, Hornegan Bremen, Workman
Brig Tangent. vraie, Rockport, BlskIston. eraeg g
s9ns SSdeS Easls New Bedford wanne
sssr ssr s.ss M SoSns asls rScea%Ts Asxandr do
sc6r RhoaesA eli Aen Bea ssos.on
scnE r. w. Godfrey, Godfrey. Boston. John r. White
sehr Il. A, Hooper, Hooper. Boston. Day Huddell a
schr ]. 8. shindIer. Lee Boston, do
Ssr Max Kspas %an.os Geo. Repper
sGhr & r. q g. Corson. Corson, Boston HanfinueStt a.
schr Ann s. Dole. Halsey. East Cambridge. do
schr Henrietta selsey, Norwich. Oastner. stioknev
schr Black Diamond, Young, Danversport. J. ROM
schr .. s.selman. Adams. Portsmouth. Audenried
scbT stephen Morris. Seaman washington c.n,.,,
scST IIs q d[sWic1a HsUd Tsy5Sr Raoksv Ssie%
sohr O. e. Paige, Doughty, Boston.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
With TO PGHss anS 9H
Mai steamship Go; SOu'nefh
% W sGsHOss Sa pay ss P days from Porto
Lett az Laguayra brig Hermes, from New York, dis.
big Tlla Reed. Il days from Turks Island, with
N @. brig Diana, Mchaels, So days from London
with mSss SEIs Nss n MsnTy eao Ksestsn @ ay, from
sulphuT III % wiGe tt;t: etc 10 Paul Pol; Jr
in ballast TO E. A. Souder d 90.
Brig Tangent, Vraie, from Boston.
Brig III. O Brooks, Davis; from Newport.
sehr Ralph Sonder, Crosby days from HilIsboro
schr H. J. Raymond Ellsworth. from New York
- schr EilSsbeth English. Crowel days from Ro.
ton. with mdse. to Crowell d Collins. o''
schr Mary Louise; Hamilton u days from StJohn,
N. b., with laths 10 Warren 4 Gregg
Schr Geo. Kilborn, Stanley, 10 days from ST. John
Achr M ii. Wesicott Candy, from PROVIDENCE.
Schr James satterthwait Long from Salem.
Schr sallie s. Godfrey, Godfrey, from Boston.
Schr II, w, godfrey sodtrey from Boston,
schr q, A. Hooper, Hooper from Boston Boston.
| Bchr ], KieDzle, Steelmen, from Hoslon.
schr 9. e. Paige Doughty from Boston,
6chr Stephen Norris. Seaman. from Boston.
| sohr II. g. Hand. Taylor. from Boston,
schr Northern Light Ireland from Boston, ~
schr May Munioe. Munroe. from Portland. u
Schr Julia Crawford Buckley, from Wareham:. .
scST ssss a%ond YSsng om from ep Eye
schr Ann Dole Halsey from raIl aurs hsi from BAIti.
rS steamer j. ShtiVer' Dennls 10 hou'S s q
Correspondence OF the Pn,sadelhfa sesa,CS Inn 90
sells from Phadephla we went air % 9oeIin oampbe fcf
RReiEsSss for a4aass MAIs 4ssaee West
and Hanson g. GIssSry snSs vent TS TO sea Esd Inst
THn fkuii rigSed and two herm brigs. for fnAuei
phs, passsdih this Af'ernoonjJ JOSEPH LAFErRA.
ryv, xoax Oct es-Arrlv cd, sieamships Nebraska,
from Mverpool and Santiago de Cuoa' from Aspn:
wal; wAiso arrived steamship Caledonia from Glasgow.
I1 MoSa1H s@sn fsanS or oresr1 D"iH
sAH FRANcIsoo oct. N.-Oeared aNp Puritan, for
Liverpool. win SSOOO SACKS VI wh@&
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Reported by De Haven q Bro. No. 40 S. 2

-Messrs. Jay Cooke q Co. quote Govern.
ment securities, etc., as follows:-U. 3. 6s oi
1881, ll6@ll6l; old 6-20s, de-, llSb@llSt; new
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5.zOs 1884, 1l0l@l11; do, 1865, lIOl GILL; 62Os
yenSS' yuS' iooo ho9s0D110; do. 1907 li01lI0l; do
1000; ilvgu liT l0-4Os, 105s@1105k Gold, I84f,
NJ -MessIs; M s William MIN Painter Co., bankers,
United States 6s, 1881, n4SaIi5: n. q S.2oa
1852, 112&@l12S; do. 1864 ilOi imil01: do. IssS
l109 dllO5; do. july, 1865, 1905 01IO9S: do INV
1867, 1l0@l10h; 1868, l1Oi@IlOS; l5-aos. I0slS
l0.e; Compound Interest Notes, past due,
: The following are this mornings gold
quotations reported by Narr Il Ladner No. so
1000 A. M. 134i l2'07P. NJ. 1871
1852 1914 1920 " I3If
l1'53 134S
From the Tribune
"MOney was in active demand at the opening Gov.
ernment brokers were supplied per cent, aud
some stock houses ade loans the sa me rate but
the usual rate was7 cent In gold aud per cent
In currency with u commission. Ia the ops n
market stccfs were turned a. y per cent. for
manner ior "a per cent. for one day and u per
cent for three DAYS The lock 40 continu, s. and
one bank In the conspiracy accumulate st 500 goo
mole ! 'oasy. This was, however, neutrazed by the
acLion VI ane onicers of tue Bank CON erce who
sent nOOoO 5per cent certificates ia for coliection
Immediately loaning 10 on the street thua oheckin1
the strlDgeL cy that would otherwite have
The ACT epeaks well for the bank, who have the
thanks OF the community for the AcG." ~
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THE FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS.
The Ohio Members.
The Indiana Members.

The following are the majorities in Indiana,
those marked thus ~ not being officially COM
plete:-
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Interview Between the American Min-
lister aRd the Duke de la TOrre.
In accordance with instructions received by
telegraph Mr.. Hale Minister OF the United
States, obtained au interview on the 10th INST.
with the Duke de la Tore, President OF the
Provisional Council, and Don Juan Alvarez de
Lorenzana, Minister of State, to whom he de-
hvered sIeech ackno wledging in the most
formal manner the existence and Legality of the
new order of things in Spain. The toilo wing
are the
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For additional Marine Ne0s see INSIDE poos,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. A..-OCrOnn1
STATE OF THRRMoMKrER Az rHp rvp,,,,s -
GRAPH oFFIUH. Ehhk'
IA, ,M.".~,....60l III A. M......, ssI8 Pr -
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rru,v voRx Oct es-A ArrIv cd, steamships Nebraska,
rom liverpool, and Santiago de Cuba. from Aspln-
wall. ....v..A,, r,aIadonia f,nyn Calaagoxv
FoRTREss MONROE. Vct 70 a. Auiveo' pafp'e
SAH FR ANCIsco, oct. N,-Oleared hA'p PuttADI for
Liverpool, with 1900 Sacks " wheW
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newYorklm.rke,-Jan,as %.

COTTON-Firm; middling uplauds 1sl<9ls,<c.
FLOUR-Rather more d ing. part for export: SO
lec better; suoerne state and western Ss 6oGe 10:
White wheat extra sia reals 90; round hoop. Ohio
@I2 good to caoice do sl2 @is 90: closing quiet =
California at sl2 e59l3 5o small lots at $l3 IS Rye
steady at "a 509s 25. my = irr 81, .-. =
is: CORN MEAL--Western s6 Is. .-e ia .f--
WHISKY-Nomnal;i in hond 20c. y
surns in store 3 So red Psnnsysanis s. 6: white
Canals So; choice white Michigan So Is. ~.
RYEIFirmer and more active; western 81 n.
* BARkEY-Dpll. go. .sa i7'l
MALT-Steadyr as.i..ssss. L .fs--T
3. C0RN-0penipg shade frmer closed dull and
dropping: new mixed western afnat 81 269 8. new
white southern 81 2491 %. new yellow southern
81 rs Q rs; new yellow Jersey 81 "a. l-.f-sS
!. OATS Heavy; western in store s51c; do afoat
V0EfEE-,Steady; sales at private TERMS
M1LASSES-Quiss; New Orleans 7s@ssc.
-hOPS-Quiet: American 3U96 SOC. -rss
~'PETROLEU M-Steady: crude 10Hc, refined in
bond 24c. I--7sT -f
PORK-Firmer and in moderate demand old mess
81 G 8 az ~ s
prime mess Sl@l9 IS; also new mess seller for Feb
ruary s22 H. do seller for March *22@92 06 SCI
ler for April s2a s5S2a so; alss extra prime pork
BEEF-Firm at previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet: tierce beef active and firm
at $40 5o9sl; prime mess s3l So IS; Ind q mess
lBAUO N-Steadv; Cumberland cut l0H9lOkc;
short ribbed llic; short clear lsIc lcng clear l29
Cut MEATS-Dull; SHOULDERS saskc. and tams
DRESSED HOGs-Steady; western s.@sc; city
TAEb.F .Firmer at lsalss: small lots at lsxc.?
| BUTTER-Steady at 3894sc 5or State. -f9- F
| rGHEESE-Ouiet l6c.
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CRISTADORO'S. HAIR. DYE
TRY. A BOTTLE

And be convincedI It will only cost you your time
in using it, if it does you no good. q.
DIR. TOBI >, VENETIAN LINIMENT..
As external remedy in of Chronic
Rheumatism. Chapped Hands. Mosquito Bites.
Cuts Stiffness of the Joints and Contraction of the
Muscles, Headache. Bruises. Pains in the Limbs,
Back and Chest. Sores. Toothache. Stings of Ii =
sects snd Sprains, its wonderful curative powers
are miraculous. -
Taken internally in cases of Sick Headache,
Collie, Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Dysentery, VoT-
iting and Dyspepsia, its soothing and penetrating
qualities are felt as soon as taken.
If the reader or his friends have any y 'laiut
named in this advertisements. try the enetian
Lniment. Remember, if you do not find relief
you can have your money refunded.
Ask for Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment, and take
no other. 1t is pleasant to take and clean to use.
and eradicates the disease from the system that
it does not return. as is the ca after using the
many Linimenis, Pain Killers and Oils now rod
ing the country. that only stop the pain while the
article is being used. and then return.
Price so cents per bottle. Sold by all the Drug
gists. a.ft-tcr t-
Depot So Cortlandt street, N. Y.
jan29-d&w1m
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TO THE AFFLICTED.


nR. JOHN TRIPP, WHOSE MIRAC.
- ulous cures have produced such great excite
Mt in the city of New York and Syracuse, is now
in this city. The Doctor, who has for years snf-
stroying Frontal Bone, that the br ,in became
denuded. part Of it becoming liberated an dis
charging, his whole body. in fact. being of
decomposition, is now entirely restored All those
who are afflicted with Scrofulous, Mercurial or
Syohilitic Diseases, White Swellings, Erysipelas,
Rheumatism, Salt heum. Liver Com laint Neu-
ralgia, Throat Diseases, Inflammation Of the Eyes.
sesses mas ali
treating diseases every dsy by mail with the most
perfect success, and will continue to do SO in all
where the patient understands his or her dis
ease aud can describe the symptoms accurately.
ars respectfully invited to call upon DR.. Trip
N B.-br. j.: Tripp guarantees a perfect a nd
lasting cure. His treatment is positively with out
ie Diseases DIX. j. TRIPP.
81 The Doctor makes syphilis speciality.
ianl4-daod1m
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!. Cleveland Z, J. market-Jan. a1.

y FLOUR Xxx, spriog is decidedly firm at sll ooo
II g; winter whest m grades N as before arGted.
buser February. at ss ss held at e 50 for PRESENT
de ive9y; No / red winter at 90 $500 so: No. 2 do
GORN-Saies cars No shelled on spot at ssc:
1000 bu do seller last haf February at 81 co. 1000
bu do buyer last half April at 81 Os; Scars ears
! GA S-Dull; No / State held at SIC from store.
RYE-Quiet and steady at 81 5o9i IS for No
iBAiRIEY-NoI State and Canada at 90 20 from
DIRE SSED .HOGS-Dull and steady at 7,l@s1ac.
dividing on 900 lbs. = SIR
Sal oo city packed mess
LARD-City-rendere in good trade demand and
better; held at 1sh@l4c in tisrees and rkins; sales
log hams a. ls
DRIED iS Beef lse: SHOULDERS ilc Bacon l4c: arr m
but Err Choice Western Reserve roll and tub
CHEESE Continues dull and steady at 11915c
EGGSwSuppIy light and market steady at a3..
POULTRY Tuikeys in demand at l7@lsc;
0nifsfPs PEfRofEG firm and better held at
s3 Is with fair demand Refined in eand aullan
sas at for prime light straw to
oiLs-I I.inseed raw 81 ls9l 20; do boiled 81 s4a
ALC0HUL iC1 AND DSPTRITS-ouiet steady and un-
changed Alchohol ss per cent "a 4094 As; cole gne
spirits gs per - 55 neutral proof spirits % 4s
24s.
FISH--In moderate demand and steady. We
quote Mackerel No half bbl s1l 5o@12; acker-
eli No half bill large Sl09I0 so; msckerel No half
Dbl medium ss 5O@lO; ,macksrel No half bbl large
ss@s so; mackerel large family 60; cod Georgia bark
per cwt s7@7 IS; cod marble head per ewt s6 75g7:
pollock "a herring per half bbl "a 5095 90; picked
herring per bbl SEQ 10; box herring No i5a6Oc:
| scaled herring 70q75c. smoked ..hallbut u@l2c;
white fish No IS 5O96; trout No "a so; pickerel
No IS so; pickerel Lake Erie IS 25 herring dake)
DRIED APPLES Quiet at 7K@sc for new; old
5a6c. ~ U .lf fu. 81.
per hbL acco ding TO quality and condition.
SEED Steady; timothy g 65s2 Is; clover 81 so.
| fax $292 IS.
HAY-In moderate demand. Bailed Timothy at
| $50 O0d924 90 in store. ..-1-.-
POTATOES-In moderate demand at 81 90 for
Peachblows from store
| BEANS-Strictly prime white in light stock and
| firm at So 1894 90: common to medium 81 00s2 IS
per bush. .ts
| MALT Barley Malt in good demand and firm at
80 90 per bush for No. ]. 't
| TALLOW-Dull at s99Hc for city and country
rendered.
| FEATHERS-Demand fair at eoas5c, according
| to gu ,ty for live geese.
SALT-Steady: fine g. so: coarse 50 e5.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-29

TRUE.-Modesty becomes man and is a
Jewel in woman. The fact that 1T isn't par
ticularly often seen enhances its value and
renders its exhibition interesting. The
world, as whole, whatever else. its pro-
clivities, doesn't gravitate towards modes
ty. The No. principle is pressed home
most, and that class is the modest one.
Most all the maxine of the world are cal
culated to put modesty on the shelf, and in
its place substitute push. Young men push
z into business, women into matrimony, often
with the least possible preparation, and
which, in time, is followed by the worst
possible results. Nevertheless modesty be.
comes man-is jewel in woman.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-29
Ctncfnnati M eney nIarket-Jan. es.
GOI.D-I4ok buying; closing heavy. ,,-.--
MONEY-Market easy at 8 d 10 per cent. ,s,

GOVERNMENT STOCKS --l.ower but closed
40 i've and firm, Coupons 81. 1llH9lll,S; do 81
new, 1919 slO7X: do s7 lU7X X9IOs; 10-40s Io45I0
l0sA; 7-r0s 1075s @I08X, =. y
s SFOCKS--Caosed: Canton 57x q SO; Cumberland
Ashtabula Tllh: Chicago and Alton l3l: new Ten
6oZ; Marietta and Girciunat! preferred 371:
press 37H9 93714: Wells Express 451S o4e1s Amer
ican Express 74@75; United Staies Express 7s:
Quicksilver e6A 927; Msriposa sqsx; Pacific Mail
Eli219 Western Union telegraph So sasH: New
York Central 1lski Erie 77'sS77H; HUDSON 1!sk9
33sz: Wabash 4s,<,947H:ySt Paul 5l45lk do pre-
ferred 669ssN; Michigan Central lloi; Michigan
Psss6aTeb HaB sssx Toledo doi is s Sils Rce is
land s9%999A; Northwestern sos $50 y: do pre-
terred 75tz 975x; Fort Wayne 1o4k9l047s; Missouri!
l0lL. -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
-. Tuesday, Jan. %, 1868.
NEIL. HOUSE. -. -

Tuesday, Jan. %, 1868.
d II q NEIL HOUSE. fr .rl,. 80
Bergreen New York; j w Dietrich. DAYTON, o:
SsR .nseld Ief; u nsaa Ssnsea esaas 1stS
A Chase; Columbus Ohio: W Wyrth and wife,
st Joseph; Jacob Wolf, Cincinnat; A g Stearns,
n Y;H Plntt. Toledo, o; John Merrileis, Quincy.
Eaton. .; LOOMS, Chidasc, iii: doofs.,
Athens, o.; Seth Southerland, Irouton. o: j w
Ross. Warren. .; w Haines. Dayton. o: Andrew
Tssyer Asaa la IiptoH, Cincinnati; o.
Geor.e b Reigel. PhiladrlIhia; Joseph P Albion.
Springfield; b Thomas, Toledo; + ] Steaps New
York. ID v Bennett. Brooklyn, Y l; ! Vance.
Mansf ID, Burton. Toledo; MetGslf; Eyri.;
Morris, Monroe county; p Steele, Murfreesboro'
Tennessee; ) t'leveland. Waterloo. Iowa: Stephen
C Johnston: Pig . W II Reed. Hqua; Ben Robin:
s,Gi Ohio; Barr.ck SSsencer, K Nj i willard.
J A Carr, Ricffsld; + F Finn, Tallmadge; T
w Waeele Akron; Chance. Fremont; g A Barnard.
Wellington: j Pyle, OroyilIe: r Alexander and
s9dson Delawas: asa Gage. GeVea1d S1'1
Brewste-. do; Geo P Burweil, do; Sam d Turney,
CirclevilIe: Edwin q Buckwalter. Hallsyille; Miss
Berry. Frederickton, Ohio. '-'-i"'"
,,,.-v e,., GooDALE HOUSE.
8 Warner. HUNTINGTON, o; Col Hard. Marion.
o; Geo Latin. a shtabua; l. NJ Mesker, Garfield.
Q; Owen Evans. Youpgstowp: 6. Geo Crosby: Cincin
Springs. o: Alex Lindsay, new York: ID W Hazel
ron, Pniadelphia; Morris. Monroe county. o;
John McGaffey, springfield; James Watson:c ty;
+ i Hurl69tt: DsnlawaEe; n;S John Smith, Try Trey;
well. Zanesvie; W. g Robinson, Pittsburg. c w
Ne AJon. Ohio Benz Best. Dayton: David Sianker.
do: Lewis B Carr. Ohio; g A Davidson, Cleveland;
J W Warfeld. Barnesvlle; Mrs Dunn. do; A q
Seldep. Paulding.
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Havana Items .

z New YORK. Jan. 2S.-The Herald's spec
ial from Havana, Jan. 9th, says: Several
Porto Rico eXiles have had their sentences
of Punishment commuted by the Queen OF
Spain.
The Spanish war steamer Vasco was re-
Gently disabled in hurricane.
A telegraph was to be put in operation
between the capital of the Island and Fa-
jardo.
Slight oscillations of an earthquake was
felt at Coguas. There had been four hum
dred and forty altogether since Novem Der.
A fatal disease had attacked the sheep on
the Island. 1t killed them in q few hours.
The nature of the disease was unknown.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-29

MORE OF IT.-The burglary business ia
mighty active just now. We mentioned
yesterday the breaking into and robbing
of Jacob Inns store. The tools with which
the burglary was committed we have since
learned were stolen from Weis' blacksmith
shop. on Fourth street, near the Zettler
House. We also learn that, a few days
since, an attempt was made to force an en-
trance through the back door of the auction
house on Town street, just west OF the
market, by attempting to bore off the bolt.
After the rascals lad worked perhaps an
hour, they discovered that the bolts were
fastened at the top and bottom of the door,
80 they gave it up for bad job. !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-29

BEFORE SQUIRE MEEKER.-The case of
Nehemiah Selby and Isaac Wright, charg-
ed with assault and battery, occupied near
ly the entire day yesterday before Squire
Meeker. The examination resulted in the
parties being held to bail in the sum of
$500 each for their appearance at the Com
mon Pleas Court on the first day of the
next term. Wright gave the necessary
bail, and Selby, in default. was committed.
Messrs. Converse and Rankin for the State,
aud DeLany and John McGaffey, of
Springfield, for the defense.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-29

The APocALYPsE.-TO-nig the won
derful pictures illustrating the visions of
st. John will be exhibited at the Opera
House for the last time.' We cannot here
enumerate all the scenes that would rank as
magnificent in any other panorama, but
must be content to call especial attention
to one or two. The interior of the Temple
of the Lord is as rich bit of painting as
was ever exhibitedin this or any other city,
while the design and execution of the last
two scenes, the New Jerusalem, are beyond
expression, beautiful. But 60 and see il
for yourselves.
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.canst tbou not min;ster - a mind d;,e,.

- "Caust thou not minister to mind diseased, i
And, with some sweet, oblivous antidote.
Cleanse the foul bosom of the perilous stuff
That weighs upon the heart ?' = 'il4ls
Certainly; Plantation Bitters will do it
when nothing else WILL. Melancholy, De-
pression,. Hypochondria, Insanity, all
spring, more or less, from diseased stom-
ach, and this, Plantation Bitters is sure
cnre for. There is no mistake about it;
Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness, Ague, and
Low Spirits must yield to the health giving
and genial influence OF the Plantation Bit
tiers. !. If you are in doubt, make one trial
and be convinced. Thus say those who
know. .-r t-5...... ~ - g
,ianl5-deod&w2w
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O0NGRE sSfoNALs
WASHINGTON, January %.
SENATE. a n

Mr.. VAN WINKLE, from the committte g
on Pensions, reported unfayorably on tie
bill to extend the provisions of the pension
act to Provost Marshals. ~
Mr.. MORGAN, from the committee on
Finance, reported favorably on the resolu-
ton to, instruct the Secretary of the Treas
ury, whenever any State shall be in default
in payment of interest on stocks or bonds
in trust by the United States to retain the
moneys due from the United States to each
State. a,t-e.,-.- ...7s ..ft H.. =
regulate procedure in cases of impeach
ment, and enforce orders and Judgment of
Senate in such cases. ssq.,. = 3 ...af ~ b.
Mr.. PATTERSON reported favorably,
on the bill in addition to the act regu-
lating certain civil officers. -~
At the expiration of the morning hour,
Mr.. hFRELINGHUYSEN addressed the
Senate on the Supplementary ReconstFuc-r
tiOH bill. .. -
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Cincinna.is m.rket-Jan. es.

C1nctnnAn market-Jans ZS. ~
. FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged; extra sio9lo e5;
family $ll@1l 25. --Ft.t E[- H. .5s
WHEAT-Dull and prices nominal; No red held
at % 55; No spring Sc 20. .5fss.l-.E sst-r.T-
COIN Closed frmer; old saas3c: demand for
shelled nominal. li NF3t -Hll r t1nlc.
.OATs1Irrsgular; holders ask eac; No sold at
T. BARLEY Firm; No choice fall s2 25a2 80.
COTTON-Closed quiet; middiing 16Kal6xc.
( MHISkY-Dull and nominal 80 as 1.rg.-s.
PROYlSIONS-Buoyant and market somewhat
excited at close. 4 p. -silittt an lleli
PORK-A pressing demand this afternoon for
mess at $50 for old and S21 for new holders with
drew from the market. and no accurate quotations
can be given. % g.. -. t Il L,F.yf..
cut and cured country could have been sold at 7s<a
9zc. E.. ,
BACON-Firm and fair demand; shoulders SIC;
sides lie: clear rib 11hc: clear do 12c. -
HAMS-Fair demand at 15al6c.
FL BUTTER-Dull fresh 3Sa37c. Il II I3EIt-f
EGGS-50p32o.
OILS-Linseed dull at 81 lsa1 90 lard old firm at
81 G5al 10s & BIZ us ope 9-tl.iry --ef
PETkOLEU MSFirm; refined 42a44c.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and 25s3oc lower: common
and medium grades supply exceeds demand. 4,f
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Conflicting opinion.

= ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 27.-Attorney
General James has furnished Gov. Swami
with an opinion directly conflicting with
the decision made bv Chief Justice Chase,
in the United States Circuit Court. in Octo-
ber last, The Attorney General says the
Civil Rights law is unconstitutional. the
Negro Apprenticeship laws OF MARYLAND
are constitutional, aud the United States
Circuit Court had no Jurisdiction in the
case, on which the Chief Justice gave deci-
sioH., declaring that the apprenticeship of
colored children under the laws OF Mary
land, was slavery or involuntary servitude
and in violation of the recent amendment,
and therefore null and void, and returning g
them all to the custody of their parents.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-29

: EMMETT GUARDS BALL-This popular or
ganization will give grand social ball, on
Thursday evening, January Both, in Ambos'
Hall. The Emmets always give unexcep-
tionable entertainments, and all who desire
to enjoy the festivities of the occasion, and
to pass delightful evening, should not fail
to attend. Tickets, admitting ladies and
gentleman, 81. jan29 -2t
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Kansas LcgisIature.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2S.-Resolutions were
introduced by Democratic member OF the
Kansas Legislature yesterday, and laid
over, instructing their Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress to otyote against the
bill to allow Negro Suffrage in the District
of Columbia. The resolution says Kansas
voted against Negro Suffrage last fall, and
that the representative from that State
misrepresented their constituents in voting
for the bill which passed Congress in De-
cember.
70 The Senate adopted the resolution asking
Congress to grant subsidies to the Kansas
Branch of the Union Pacific Railway. In
the House amendments were offered to in
clude all other railroads in the State for the
same subsidies, and considerable feeling
was manifested against the Pacific Com
pany in consequence of their refusal to pay
taxes and submit to the law passed last
winter, regulating fares, freight. &c. The
whole matter was laid on the table. but it
is probable the resolutions will be taken
up again and passed. - r.,