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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
A CHOICE AssORTMENT d
Groceries & Provisions,

lCrushed Sugar in half barrels. Superior West
phalia Hams, Bologna Sausages. Sardines in
half and quarter boxes. Anchoyies and Sar-
delles in stone jars, Vinegar in 3 and 5 gallon
ldemijohns. assorted Fruits in Syrups, Fruits
in Sugar, Vanilla Chocolate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
Spirits, Wines & Beer,

Casks very Superior Pale Brandy. Pine old
Sherry in waod, Superior Port Wine, Spark
ling Hook. Champagne. Clarets, the Celebra-
ted Gin Of Reyenbende and Sons. Sshiedan
Ale and Porter in quarts and pints. Of the we'll
known Brewery Of Deeten 4 Schroeder, Ham
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25
IDAHO & MONTANA,
Will Run REGULARLY RETWEEN
Honolulu and San Francisco,
SAN FRANCISCO.

ny lhe feIIowlng sehe.lals b Tins.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

Hs7s O@re. Nsr- IA ISIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

TIKI following important CIre1l1r has been
transmitted TO the Department Of Foreisn
Aaairs by Il 3. Ms Cousal-GenerAl aud
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-11-25

49,, sells will run regularly In the .sl<sf
Honolulu Line
ID. &. MURRAY.
CAMBRIDGE.
CLARA n. SEEII.-
For Freight or Passage. having Supstiof
Accommodations for Cabin and Steeragc Pas
'sengers. apply to
WALKER 4 ALLEN.
3s-3m Agents.
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r. = distriot, before, an, election, was

in a district, before an election, was
agreed to.
Mr.. williams offered an amendment
adding words con an affidavit or their
satisfactory evidence, "after the require
ment of the presentation Of the voters
certificate of registration. Without
this provision he Claimed that half of
the electors would be practically dis
franchised. 1t vas agreed to.
Mr.. Sherman moved as an additional
section, the following:
BE IL further enacted, That the Consti-
tutional Convention of any of the
States mentioned in the acts of which
this is amendatory may provide that at
the time of voting on the ratifying of
the Constitution the registered voters
may vote also for members of the House
of Representatives of the United States
and for all elective officers pro-
yided for in the said Constitu-
ton; and the said election
officers who shall make the return of
votes on the ratification or rejection of
the Constitution shall enumerate or
certify the votes cast for members of
Congress. Agreed to, and the bill
passed.
The chair appointed as the Select
committee called for by Mr.. Towards
resolution on impeachment, Messrs.
Howard, Trumbull, Conkling, Ed
munds, Morton, Pomeroy and Johnson.
Adjourned.
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BY TIE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register !

LONDON, February %, Evening. The
Liyerpool Courier this morning con-
tanned a report that Earl Derby had re-
signed his Premiership, and that DIS
resignation had been accepted by the
Queen. During the day the news was
confirmed. 1t was also asceFtained thas
DTsraeli would replace Lord Derby as
Prime Minister, at the s'une time re-
tanning his present post as Chancellor OF
the Excheouer. In the House of Lords
this afternoon, at the beginning of tire
session, Early Malensburg announced
that Lord Derby had rendered his
resignation to the Queen on account
of continued i'll health and Her
Majesty has been pleased to call upon
the present Chancellor, Right Honorable
D'Israoli, to form new cabinet. Earl
Russell and Others expressed their SYM
pathies for Lord Derby and hoped he
might recover from his illness end re-
sumo his post at the head OF the ministry
in the Commons. An announcement OF
the resignation of the prime minister was
made by Lord Stanley and responded to
by Mr.. Gladstone, who, with much
dClicacy and feeling, expressed
his sorrow for the cause which COM
PEELED the noble Lord to resign his high
Office. Tho transaction of all business
in the House was postponed until
Friday.
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From ST. Petersburg.

New YORK, February ga special
to the Herald, dated st. Petersburg,
February %, says:
The Russian Admiral in command of
the Imperial Squadron on duty in the
waters of the Grecian Archipelago, act
ing under instructions from the Car has
demanded from the Grand Vizier of the
Porte an explicit explanation in regard
to the authenticity of the report pre-
vailing in Turkey, and published in a
late issue of the Levant Herald, IN
Constantinople, to the effect that YES
sells of the Imperial Russian fleet had
offered material aid and comfort to the
insurgents and christian revolutlOnists
in Gambia. The Government OF the
Porte replies that the Sultani Cabinet
is in possession of late official reports
from the Turkish Admiral serving off
Gambia, and that the documents con
tain no such charge against the Russian
officers or sailors as that referred to in
the dispatch received from the repre-
sentative of the Gar. The Turkish
Government seized this opportunity to
express its censure of the newspaper
writer's and editors who furnish and
publish such statements as matters OF
fact.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Order of Publication and "


In he District Court OF The r.
States for The District of Vest r;r. a'.'d
In the matter Of James Hamptop EnuGG
rapt, in Bankruptcy, District Of Tag T
VirgiRid, S.: nat
ON THIS IST DAY OF FERpr
~ A. ID. ls6s, on reading tbs ,ahI,
ing petition, il is ordered, that basrin, to't'o
upon the same on the 18th day OF FREIr. ast
4 D..lc6S, before said Court at the ~.
B. Caldwell, Register IN BanSruptcy in -. =. Gs-.
OF Wheeling, in said District, al 10 H'cit LS co.
NJ, and that notice thereof be pubIisSsSS9 :, A.
per week for two successive wpeEs = Oltt
Wheeling Daily REGISTER. and In IA. u IL
ner in the Wheeling Weekly In,fiisss,e,'e. aai
that all Creditors who have rT.ysi' a.
debts, and other persons in ii't.-r., Gs'
appear az said time and place aud s,ogr, ~
any they have, why the prayer OF ,br s,, 'l''e 4
ton should not be granted. Aud ib.t = PEA
Ond and third meetings Of Creditor, vii y.
place AT tLS sam" h"nr oi daN and Tie ,' S
place on February 18th, is6S, and Fctglsr,. 4.-s
1905. "a,
And tbs further ordered tina: al >u,h.,r
whose places Of residence ara known ~ e.. .
entitled 20 a service of Eotice ol IL. 80, 80 20
and order, either personally or by H.. .'''-.
dressed TO them at their knOSu usual NC, ,s,' '.
residence, atteStCi hy the Clerk at n 20. $50 g.
and sent by mail, or served AZ their v.r.,S s2a't
of abode by the Marshal OF his g,rH;t. = P''y
due proof shall be given. '''''a
Witness, the Hon. John J. Jacks. =
OF the said District Cuur.. Ar. .. '"a,g
t.. :. thereof al Wheeling. ia s.i: Ia, ~' 10.
the 3ISt day ciJauGary 4. % ..,,
,,,.. ASfLH y. Aug..
Clerk Of District CumtIurs .f D.
Notice Is hereby given inlwr>aag.- ~,
order
!. V MORT.
fahlgSg.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February 25.
FLOUR-URchanged and quiet; not
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged; not
CORN-Was in fair demand at s2c for
ear.
OATS-Firmer at 66c for No. l. 81
BARLEY-Unchanged and dull at 2 %
az 80 for fall. .Efts. ~ siiWii
CoTTON-Dull and 10 lower at 20c
Formulating, with fair demand at this
rate.
MESS PORK-Must be quoted at
"a 56a25 90.
BULK MEATS-Sales at 99afOc for
shoulders.
BACON-Sales at 1lta1l!c for shout
ders; 13al3! for sides; 1Ia144c for clear
rib, and 14}a14sc for clear sides; no
sellers below outside rates; at the close a
lot of clear told at l44, to be delivered
the middle of March.
HAMS-Sugar cured advanced to
17alSc: the demand is good.
LARD-Could not have been bought
below l5ic and at the close buyers had
l5al5Ic.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 39a42c
for fresh western.
CHEESE-At 14ial5! for Western
Reserve factory.
SEEDS-Clovcr dull at BE; flax at
2 %; timothy dull at 2 40a2 80.
HOGS-In active demand; extra sold
at 10 90; per GENITAL gross. -.
BEEYES-Steady; sales at 50a7 90
for butchers and at Z 50a3 80 extra for
shipment.
GOLD-Closcd at ~ buying and at
l i2i selling. rr-.
MONEY-Easy at Sa10 per cent.
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amir. An yya.hiurto,,.

WASHINGTON, February 25.-The ex-
citement in town relative to the i'm
parchment question and matters incl
dental thereto, are very sensibly di-
minished this morning. At the War
Department and General Grants head
quarters nothing OF particular interest
is being transacted, the routine of bust
ness being attended to as usual.
General Thomas made no demand this
morning for the records of the War De-
partment, but merely called at the
Adjutant Generals Office, and after re-
ceiving his private mails repaired home.
He had short interview with the Pres
idcnt during the forenoon.
Secretary Stanton was busily engaged
during this morning in signing requi-
sitions and attending to other business
of public character, which has accu-
mulated to a considerable extent with
in the past few days. Several visitor
called upon Stanton during the fore
noon, among whom were sew, raj Sena-
tors and Representatives including
among the former Messrs. Cameron aud
Edmunds.
Considerable interest is manifested in
the report Of General Thomas exam
ination before the Supreme Court OF
this District to morrow, and various
speculations indulged in regarding 1t.
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Miscellaneous News.

New YORK, February pa Hcrald's
special telegram by the gulf cable con-
tains news from Mexico, st. Thomas,
st. Croix, st. Domingo and Cuba.
Another battle had been fought i'll
Yucatan, in which the rebels were de-
feated
The people of st. Croix were anxious
for annexation to the United States,
and revolution was threatened if they
failed to do their object. An editor had
been arrested for circulating petition
for annexation.
The Monongahela is to be launched
again on the LIST.
President Cabreal, of st. Domingo,
has fled to Venezuela with kis Cabinet.
The sor thera forces had entered the
Capitol.
Thirty deaths day were caused by
cholera in st. Domingo city.
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand OliCe-7EOIderS

Are consuming your and q host Of
other hungry eXpeGtants herring like
vultures TO banquet upon Of Os-
trato State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars by
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result.
Your Lunatic Asylum has ejdy cost Sll00OO
4 third more than the original estimate for the
whole, and the first wing Is not yet completed.
At the present rate more than one million of
dollars will he consumed in what is nothing less
than a stupcndous fraud at which your puOlic
servants are COnniving.
The PeniteutiaTy was expected To be built for
SIGs 900, but through the inCOmpetency that
planned il, nearly four times "a much material
viii he required as WAS originally intended and
the expense of tho building will be little short
of one million dollars. Other operations Of pub
lie men show n similar disregard of your inter
est. Many Of them are mere schemes Ofprivate
benefit and public robbery.
Not a single Radical journal of the State has
uttered word Of dcnunCiation of these or any
other public wrongs. To the REGISTER belongs
almost the exclusive honor of championing the
popular cause against tho Outrages of official
plundeTeTs. In pursuance Of its purpose to
hunt down corruption and corTuptiOnists, the
REGISTER will lay before the people many
startling facts concerning the outlay Of State
funds upon public works The most enormous
frauds are known to have been perpetTated, and
every tax payer has an interest in their develop
ment- We call upon the people to second and
support ms in our effort.
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own.

DEs MONIES, February 25.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was sent to the SEN
ators and Representatives of Iowa, in
Congress, to-day:
DIES MONIES, February 25.-The State
of Iowa stands by her Representatives
in Congress in the opposition to despoi-
ism and the usurpation of n higher Off
cial. She will give her strength to sup
press anarchy and maintain the Gov
eminent. No sympathizer with treason,
however elevated he may be, can trifle
with the rights of free people. A
hundred thousand Iowains are ready to
mainta in the integrity OftleiUnien and
tho Constitution and the laws.
[Signedl SAMUEL MERRILL,
Governor,
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From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, February 25.-The Repub-
lican has letter from Leasburg, New
Mexico, giving a report that some twelve
hundred Indians had attacked Fort
Lancaster and obtained possession of
the quarters, but they were subsequent
ly driven off. The casualties are not
stated.
The bodicsot five Americans had been
found at the head Of the COucha, who
were supposed to have been killed by
the Indians.
The Democracy of S..I.ouis are taking
measures for u mass lleeting at an carly
day to express their views of the situa-
tiOn at Washington.
The Democratic State Convention, to
elect delegates to the National Conven-
ton, will be held at Jefferson City, May
2Sth,
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New York Dry Good. Marker.
New YORK, February %.

DRY GOODS-The weather continues
intensely cold with slight snow storm
prevailing, which has the effect to check
the demand for light wOolens and i'm
ported spring goods, but the domestic
cottons continue in good request and
toe market is bouyant and active, especi-
ally for calicoes; print cloths and IN
bleached and bleacbed muslins. Desir-
able makes of prints in fancy styles sell
quick at 1lal5c; heavy brown sheetings
at l9ia20c and nous delaines at 19a20c.
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TO Eli X. Price.

JAKE NOTICE THAT on TUEumplY
OF March, ls6s, at the Office OF I Nu,tb LOO
the town of Faiumont, West virginia hr'sHB
the hours Of q A. 81. and =. " ol that DAY
shall proceed to take the deposition. uf A,hn"
Wilson and Others 10 be- rc,.d rs evidence a. ~.
hearing of a chanCcry cause now pending 70 tH
Circuit Court II Marion In which a'n en-
plainaut aud you are defendant. and a Tga..a.
cause the taking Of said Deposition O. , uot ,0--
mcnced, and II commenced lac no. completed o.
said day the taking thereof will be- ,oruars'
from time Ia time aud irDm day o. day 1i %.
same place and between the SAM hours HHfi
completed. respectfully
field. IHVII POLLY pw',f
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, eOfuary 2Js
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
quiet and in fair demand; forward de-
livery cash; the market tame at 95la
l 81 fer No. 2 spring. Corn quiet at
75ia7SSc for new. Oats in poor demand
at 56a56tc. Rye quiet at sal 60 for
No. and No. l respectively. Barley
steady 2OGa2 o.. Pork firm at 81 CO..
Lard firm and steady at l5!c. Dry
sailed shoulders firm at 93al0c. Dressed
hogs scarce and nominal.
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Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, February 25.-ln the
Supreme Court yesterday No. 1O2,
United States vs.. Cook, OH the certiii-
cate of the division Of opinion between
the Judges of the Circuit Court OF the
United States in the Southern District
of Ohio, Justice Swayne delivered the
opinion of the Court answering the first
and third questions certified in the az
firmative, and the second question shat
the Indictment is sufficient, and declin-
ing TO answer the question touching
upon the indictment.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, February %.
FLOUR-Closed dull and 5alOc lower
on good and medium grades.
WHEAT-Nominal ut 40a2 AZ for
No. 2, and , 5Oa2 53 for No. spring.
RYE-Eirm at SSal 80 for western.
OATS-Dnll at e3!c, in store, for
western.
CORN-Duil and heavy at l 25al %
for new mixed western ahoat. and 26
al 26i for old mixed western in store.
PORK-Dull; sellers new mess at
% 90 for cash and regular; "a ST bid
for March and April, with no sales.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Firm with fair de-
mand.
BACON-Firm, with holders disposed
to insist upon very full prices.
LARD-Nery firm at l6alGt for fair
to prime steam and kettle rendered.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
OF
THE PEOPLE

As involved in Governmental Administration,
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought the
land to the verge of Bankruptcy and Ruin.
Taxation already strips the clothes from the
backs of many people, and robs their children Of
bread. Additional extravaganza threatens TO
reduce the richest to poverty, and all the labor
ing ClasScS IN hepPary
In addition to gigantic national frauds, the
Taxpayers Of West Virginia are suffering from
domestic knaves and homemade scOundrels.
From summit to base your official system :
marked by corruption and fraud.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-26
ErnIn HniifnY.

HALIFAX, February 24.-Thc debate
on the resolutions to repeal the confed'
Grafton was concluded to-day. An ad,
dress to the Queen embodying the reso-
lutions were sent to the Lieutenant
Governor, asking him to submit the
same to the Queen.
The Grafton street Methodist Church
was totally consumed by fire yesterday
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iSron, RochPSfer

ROCHESTER,, February 24.-The Re.
publican city Convention nominated
VIM. A. Reynol for Mayor. The tele,
gram announcing the vote OH the i'm
parchment of the President was re.
ceived with cheers. The Convention
declared unanimously its approval OF
tke action of the House.
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w HIGH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED, MUST
w be the most important Political Campaign
in the history of our Government. The Skin
mishing preparatory to this great fight has al
roady commenced; and the condition of the
country makes the early and thorough dissent
nation of the principles we advocate, patri;
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid Of all
true men in extending the circulation of the
REGISTER. There is not locality in the coun'
try where Club could not be made up with
slight effort
Notwithstanding the REGISTER is only in its
fifth year. it already, in point of Circulation, In
fluence Ability and Value, ranks among the
first papers in the land, and confessedly stands
far ahead of any of its cotemporaries in West
Virginia. 1t will be the aim OF the Proprietor
not only to maintain, but 10 add to its high
reputation.
This paper will not ne surpassed by any pub
LEGATION in the country for it's completeness as
Family, Business and Political Journal. In its
Telegraphic News, Domestic as well as by the
Atlantic Gable; its full and peliable Financial
and Market Reports; its Local Intelligence; its
compilation of News transporting in the State
and throughout the nation; IN TIKI FRESHNESS
vIGoR AND HONEST BoLDNEss OF ITS EDITORIALS
and in all the requisites that 90 to make np a
WIDE.AWAKE, FIRST.CLASS NEWSPA-
PER, it shall not be exOelleG.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-26
Two lIcu Killed.

HARTFORD, February 24.-The after,
noon train from Waterbury, on the Hart.
ford, Providence Il Fishkill railroad,
run over, near New Brighton, a sleigh
containing two men named Platt and
Harris, cattle buyers. Both were killed
Mr.. Harris instantly and Mr.. Plat living
One-half hour.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-26
New York Nancy Market.

NEW lOKh, TcOIUHTN %.
GOLD-Steady opening at 42s
and closing at l l2tal 49,.
GOVERNMENTS-Henry Cloves N
Co., furnish l:3O quotations: Coupons
81, llltalllg; do ~, lllalllk; do "a,
l0sa1osti d" 'G5, 10lal0l5; do new, 10Y
alO7t; do 81, lO7talO7s; 10 40's, lO44
al045; 1905 1O65alG6S.
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From PouRhkecpsie.

POuGHKEEPsIE, February 25.-Lieu,
tenant Colonel Ealman has rendered to
the Attorney General the services OF
the 2lst regiment of this district to pre-.
serve peace at Washington. The regi'
ment will be ready in twenty-foul
hours.
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~. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. February %.

=
Flour in better demand, but unchang-
ed. Wheat tirmer and choice white a
little better, No. = spring at = 10; prime
to choice winter at = 55a2 20. Corn
easier at S0aS3c. Oats unchanged at %
arc. Rye and Barley unchanged. Pork
higher at ~ 50a25 90. Bacon steady
and unchanged. Bulk Meats unchanged.
Lard advanced TO l5c
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NJ Hillary.

PHILADELPHIA, February 25.-Demo.
cratic meetings have been called fol
nearly all the wards of this city to con.
slider the impeachment question.
The Keystone Club, the largest Demo.
cratic organization in the State, has re.
solved itself into military organiza,
ton.
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Z. Moore. Ass snse, a.

Sarah Nenatti. Wilson Vcul,ri
Lindsay Nenatti. John Nruat;i I, a..
Catherine Nrnatti, BENJAMIN
Vcnaiti and Jas. fcnat;i, h,Ir,a'
law of J ohm ;. NcnItti, deceased
Affidavit having been made h,far.. T.
Cox, Clerk Of the Circuit CoUg, cot w. ''..
~, West Virginia, that the du.,aIt-,. ....
cause are uou.rsideutS OF This Str. ....
fore ordered that they appear v .la.n ..a, ,....
after due publication OF this ontcr a The W.,t
ing REGISTER, newspaper rI,r'li,p- a.
said county. and protect their ..,... : '' '''
suit, the object of which Is 10 .lB..r r..
estate OF John : Ncuatti 10 ,l.. n. .r.,.
traoted during his liie-iiusr. ''
Given under my hand, AT ny o..,. Id. W..
county, January 18th. ls6>.
fRlEEG COX e..
f.IIQ.naNIf
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SScst Nir~In;n. ~.

n RR'cs held in n" ClcrEs ~ |r.
CbWuH Court NJ HdIi0a Couut o,' ns
first Monday in February, l-lir.
Wilson & SMITH
r.. In Dob, and uluu an A.
Abraham Smith. tlchmunt.
Two RECOVER FROM THE Defendant
/ Thirty dollars. with Interest thereon irr.
the Goth of March l-Gi nil paid and costs ar.
10 attach the estate at HtIi defendant 100 sat
county for tho payment thereof AMI 7'ref
ing that the defendant il not "a resident Of 'h'
State, Ordered. that hn appear '.u. .r ".s
month after the due publication OF 'H.e or.r..
and do what f. necessary 10 protect Do. .u''"'''
In this suif
4 Cupy-Tcsfr. T. g. LOTT tTh
WusDN & .vrlu. no nflIrvU
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From vi ontgonsery .

MONTGOMERY, ALA, February a.
Three men, part of gang of burglars,
have been arrested. They have been
operating here several weeks.
The news from Washington created
a profound impression here.
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From Reading,

READING, Pa, February 24.-The
news of the prompt action of the House
Oh the impeachment movement was re-
ceived here with great rejoicing One
hundred guns were fired in the square
in honor of the event.
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Con soiidRliom.

MONTREAL, February 24.-At a meet
ing OF the shareholders of the Mer-
chants Bank an indenture of amalga-
nation with the Commercial, under the
name of the Merchants Bank of Canada,
was unanimously adopted.