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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGroN, January %,
SENATE.

.
carta;n Uonse bills were referred.
On the second reading of the act sup
Elementary to an act Tor the more en-
Gent government OF the reoel states,
nassed March 2, 1867, postponed yester-
day ut his request, Mr.. Doolittle took
the floor and said he would move to
amend the ordinary motion of reference
by adding certain instructions to the
committee. He saw in the bill a COM
plete overthrow of the Constitution in
ten States; q realization Of the widest
desires of Calhoun; dual Executive,
comprising a President to execute the
laws in the North and o Military Die
tator over a negro empire in the South,
and then moved his amendment before
noticed, establishing three qualifica-
lions, which negroes must hold IN order
to vote: First, military service OF one
year or more; second, ability to read
and write, and, third, freehold property
worth $780,
Mr.. Doolittle continued to denounce
the measure, saying that it empowered
the General of the army to put negroes
i'm power over white men. He charac-
terized it as revolutionary, and con-
founding the legislative with the exec
utiye duties, in taking away the power
of pardon. He continued speaking
until the expiration of the morning
hour, when the special order was an
nounced, the bill to admit Mr.. Thomas.
Mr.. Hendricks moved to allow Mr..
Doolittle to finish his speech. After
some discussion, he withdrew bis mo-
ton, but Mr.. Stewart renewed ii, NOV
ing to suspend ali orders, and conclude
the subject.
Further discussion ensued, during
which Mr.. Edwards said he hoped the
Republican Senators would vote, as The
question was involved i'll both cases, as
Mr.. Doolittle had been applying senti-
timents that Mr.. Thomas had, during
the war. Carried by 80 to S-DOOlittle
hoving voted no.
The committee of conference on the
tax bill reported in favor of the conpro-
mise amendments that cotton imported
after July LIST, 1868, shall be exempt
from duty. Adopted.
Mr.. Howard offered a resolution re-
Guesting the President to communicate
any and all instructions given to Gen
erals Pope and Meade on taking COM
mand of the Fourth Military District
under the reconstruction act or while in
command thereof, also copies of the
votes, &C., in the cabinet respecting the
said acts. Adopted.
Mr.. Doolittle continued his remarks,
during which Mr.. Nye asked what he
meant by the term radicals at the
South.
Mr.. Doolittle-I meaat secessionistst
Mr.. Sumner rose to ask question but
Mr.. Doolittle declined to yield, saying
he would probably refer to several
things that would attract the Senator's
attention and he could answer them
afterwards, laughter.
Mr. Morton asked whether these rad
| icaIs of the South were not now voting
with the Democratic party' laughter.
Mr.. Doolittle said that was not the
point he was considering and declined
to be further interrupted.
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand Oflice-Holdcrs

Are consuming your and hovt Of
other hungry eTpectants herring llka
vultures, To banquet upon Of o.
trate State.
Your public buildings arc sinking dollars BY
the hundred thousand, With no apparent result.
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost til0 90.
n third more than the original estimate fuf tho
whole and the first wing Is not yet complstsd.
At the present. rate, more than one million VI
dollars viii be consumed In what Is nothing lsss
than stupendous fraud, at which your puolie
servants are conniving.
Tho Peuitentiary waseIpect4d b. be built fos
sl6s 900, but through the inoompetsney that
planned IL, nearly four times ~ much material
will 10 required as was originally intended and
the expense Of tho building viii be little short
Of one million dollars. Other operations Of pub
lie men show 4 similar disregard Of your later.
est. Many Of them are mere schemes Of private
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of the State bas
uttered word Of denuBciation Of these " any
other public wTURgs. To the RESIsTEA belongs
almost the exelusiyO honor Of championing the
popular cause against the outrages Of 0th0ial
Plunderers. In pursuance Of ia purpose "
hunt down corruption and corruptfonlsts, toe
REGISTER will lay before the people mAny
startling facts concerning the outlay Of STATE
funds upon public works. The most rnor1GoGl
frauds are known 10 have boon porpetratad, aud
every tar payer has an interest In their develop
ment. We call upon the people 10 second AID
support as IN our effort.
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NEW 1ORk, January 70.
z cOTTON-Firmer; sales of 5000 bales
at I7la17ic, chiefly l7}c for middling
uplands.
FLOUR-Receipfs7521 barrels; firm
and rather quiet; sales of 610 barrels at
5 40a9 90 for superfine State and west
ern; 9 75a1O 65 for extra State; 9 40al2 90
for extra western; IL Seals 10 for white
wheat extra; 75a13 IS for round hoop
Ohio; 10 Scale 90. for common TO good
extra st. Louis; IL GOALS 90 for good to
choice do; market closing quiet. Cali
fornia -four in fair request; sales of 1900
sacks at II 25a13 so. Rye -four quiet;
sales of 300 barrels at Z 00a9 80.
WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT - Receipts 1850 bushels;
market nominally unchanged; sales at
9 80 for mixed Southern; 2 60 for red
PENNSYLVANIA, and 3 12t for white Cali
fornia.
RYE-Quiet and steady; sales of loo
bushels of State at 90.
BARLEY-Dull; sales of 451 bushels
Canada West at IS.
MALT-Unchanged.
CORN-Receipts 1858 bushels in buy
ers favor; sales of sc 900 bushels at 80
al 81 for new mixed western afloat; sc
for old in store; l Dial % for new yell
low Jersey.
OATS-Receipts of 1915 bushels: mar.
ket quiet and firm; sales of 80, 900 bushels
at Sole for western in store; 81 &c atiloat;
S5ic for buyer for all February.
RICE-Nominal at l0tall!c.
hnf lal
of 1900 bags Rio.
R-Modrrately active; sales OF
$50 hogsheads Cuba at 1lal3c and 2oC
boxes at Havana at 1la13c.
MOLASSES-Firm; sales of 10 hogs.
heads Muscavado at 4Sc and 60 barrels
of New Orleans at SIaS6c.
observation-disclosures steady at l0ic
and refined bond at 24c.
HGPS-Quiet at 30aG0 for American
PORK-Dull and heavy; sales of l25C
barrels at 20 l2a20 30 for old mess, clos.
ing at 20 % regular; 90 lSa21 81 for new
do, closing at 20 % regular; 20 00a2l 81
for new do, closing at 81 % cash; II Goa
Is 00 for prime, and Ia 75al9 90 for
prime mess. Also, 1000 barrels new
mess at 81 -, sellers option for Febru-
airy, and 81 so, sellers option for March
and April.
BEEF-Steady; sales 1000 barrels al
previous prices; also, 2l5 tierces at 80 81
a33 80 for prime mess and Sc 00a37 81
for India mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quict; sales 100 bar
rels at 30 00a3l 80. ... .a.
BACON-Quiet; sales of AGO boxes
| OF ICIo 1Clgc for Cumberland c1t. Hall II
ribbed; 1lsallic for short ribbed at l2i
a13c for short clear.
CUT MEATS-Steady; srles go pack
ages at sa8!c for shoulders, and l2al3C
for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Heavy, at ssa9c
for western, and 9sa9fc for city.
LARD-A shade tirmer; sales of 74C
barrels at l3al3sc, and small lots al
1870.
BUTTER-Firm aud in good demand
at 3Sa45c fer State.
CHEESE-Dull at l1al5c.
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-
ihe snprene CsnrL g
WASHINGTON, January 23.-The com
mittee on the reconstruction resolution,
this morning agreed on the following
resolution, to be hereafter presented:
BE q enacted, 8.c, That the, appellate
jurisdiction of theSupreme Court OF the
United States, shall not extend to any
act, or which shall be done, or TO any
proceedings had, or which shall be had
under and by virtue of The act enti-
tied an act to provide for the more EN-
Gent government of the rebel States,
passed March Cd, 1868, or of the several
acts supplementary thereto. And al
such cases now pending in said
Court, either by appeal or otherwise,
from any decision or proceeding had in
the premises in any District or Circuit
Court of the United States, shall be
dismissed by said Supreme Court and
no record of any proceedings had or
which may be had before either OF the
district commanders under either OF
said acts, shall be removed to or revised
in any other tribunal, either upon the
habeas corpus, quo rarrdnt or IN any
other manner whatever. The vote OF
the committee was in the affirmative.
The bill, if it Should become law,would
amply to the McArdle and other cases
involving similar constitutional qnes'
tim
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Mississippi Convention

JACKSON, Mss, January 23.-In the
convention yesterday the committee on
memorial to Congress to givethe cSnven-
ton power to remove State officials, sub
mitted majority and minority reports.
The majority say that State officials
are rebels and that justice is not done
loyal people. The minority say it is in
expedient to grant the power asked at
present, as they thiuk the new bill be-
fore Congress on reconstruction will
remedy what evils there are if any there
he
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soutb American News.

New YORK, January 23.-AdviceS
from Peru state that President Prado
has given eight more days grace to the
insurgents Of Arequippa, for the surren-
der before bombarding the town, the
effects of the seige becoming plainly
visible. Prado's communication has
been cut by the capture of Cuzco. The
town of Isiay is seriously threatened.
Lima, also, is threatened. Another
plot to revolutionize Calloa has been
discovered.
The CHILEAN Congress had concluded
it's extra session.
Some complication is pending with
Peru, and in event of the revolution
proving successful, war between the
two countries is imminent.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.
January 2O-Evening.

January 2U-EVenlng.
BEEF CATTLE-The cattle market
was moderately active this week, and
prices were we'll maintained; about 1900
head arrived and sold at the Avenue
Drove Yard, at 9.al0lc for extra Penn
sylvania and Western steers; Sadie for
fair to good do, and sac per pound
gross, for common as to quality. The
market closed very firm within the
above range of prices.
COWS-Were unchanged; $50 head
sold at As 0Oa75 % for springers, and
60 O0a90 90 per head for COW aAd calf.
SHEEP-Were in demand at full pri-
ces; 5000 head sold at 5a7c per pound,
gross. as to condition.
H0GS-Were dull and lower; 1890
head sold ut the different yards at IL 90
al0 50 per 100 pounds, net, and few
extra at 10 10.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

ANEW ANAshi ~~'
Although the day is rainy and unpleas-
ant, the market is firmer. Trade has
been more animated within the last few
days and leading city jobbers have pur-
chased freely, so that stocks in first
hands are much reduced. Products of
New York mills are sold ahead until
April and goods are scarce and firm at
25c; Wamsutta zoe; Tuscarora lie; Hills
l6c, for four quarter and l4c for seven
eighths; Amoskeag sold ahead at. l5c; tip
top at lac; Langdon A l3c; Andres
coggin Xxx 12ic; Great Falls Q l3ic.
Dwight + lac; Indian River Brown Xxx
lie; New Market 4-4allic; Pacific h l5c;
Atlantic at Isle; all standard mills of
dark prints still selling at llic for old
styles but new effects command l2l;
print cloths advanced to &c under lar
ger sales.
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From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, January 22.-There was
al immense meeting at the hall of the
Maryland Institute in support of rights
OF American citizens abroad. The meet
ing was irrespective Of party. Letters
we're read from Reverdy johnson, OF
Maryland, and Senator Conkling, of New
York. Speeches were made by Senator
Wilson, of Massachusetts, and Hon.
Charles Z. Phelps, of Maryland.
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NEW YORK, March 3oth, 1864.

MessrS Geo. G. HuS6el d Co., Hudson, v. Y.
Gents:-My family having been the recipient
Of marked benefit in health by the use Of yOur
Golden Bit,erS, l am induced To acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter, which ycu are
privileged TO use as you desire. can conf.
IDENTIFY assert that since the frat bottle Of your
BitteTs entered my house have heard Of no
complaints of dyspepsia. Ny wife had been
troubled with the malady for years, and had
also been much annoyed by piles. The symp-
toms and the disease have both left and she Is
well. Other members of my family endorse the
good qualities of your article, and l can only
say in conclusion, that Ishould be happy TO give
verbal evidence to the doubling at any time they
may call on me. With much regard, am,
Yours truly,
H.A. GRAHAM
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RxpIosiou in China.

BosToN, January 23.-The Traveller
contains correspondence dated Shang-
haze, November 9th, which gives the
following details of an explosion in
China: News has just reached us of a
terrible explosion in Chinese arsenal
at Wenbuna, opposite Nanken. The loss
fife has not been definitely ascertalned,
but some persons estimate it as high as
five thousand, probably one thousand
is nearer the number of killed and
wounded. No Europeans hurt. The
shock was distinctly heard at Kiniang,
one hundred and twenty miles distant.
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Chicngo Market.
CHICAGO. JannarY q

CHICAGO, January 3.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
quiet aud steady at 2 0sia2 05t. Corn
dull at s3tc for new. Oats dull at 59s
Sole. Rye dull and unchanged at l SEA
l 81. Barley firm at about 2O0a2 -.
Pork dull and held at 20 90, aud no
buyers. Lard quiet at. l24c. Green
meats nominal and unchanged. Dfessed
hogs dull at l5ss 10. ~ g-!l-F
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New York Honey nnrket.
NEW YORK, January %

NEW YORK, January ~.
GOLD-Firmer; opened at 1884 and
closed at 1901, after day of copsidera-
bic activity. The new reconstruction
bill and General Banks bill relative to
the rights of naturalized citizens ocea-
stoned the advance.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Actiye,
with sharp rise and heavy invest
nent business. Coupons of al, 1l0ia
Ill; do Up, ll0lall05; do "a, 105lal05t;
do '65, l09ial09s; do new. 107a1071; do
'67, lO7alO7s; l0-40s, 1O3ialO3s; 7-3Os,
lC1alO7i.
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a ST. Cortlapdt st. MONTREAL. July II. 1854.

"a St. Cortlandt ST., MONTREAL, July II, 1864.
MeSsrS Derins d BoIton.- Gent,enen: For
the last eleven months have been suffering al.
most daily from severe attacks of Dyspepsia;
so much so that could with difficulty retain
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes
At night experienced great burning in or
about the heart; general depression of spirits
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness of sight. / tried various cathartie
compounds and stomach preparations, without
being afforded any efectual relief, till I used
four bottles of HrIbbeFs Golden BitteTs, since
which period I have not been troubled with
single one Of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bitters have afforded me, feel
II my duty TO express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO. i. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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BY THE CABLE.
TBy Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, January 23.-At ministe-
rial dinner at Bristol, last evening,
Lord Stanley made very signihcant
speech. Referring to Ireland, he said
that Ireland had never been in more
prosperous condition, nor had she ever
been more disaffected. The latter he
attributed mainly to the designs OF
American soldiers. He thought the pro-
posed church reforms ought to 60 over
to the next Parliament, and as to land
reforms in Ireland they were out of the
question.
Dufree, the Fenian arrested at Dab
lin and sent to Milba1k, died there to-
day.
The tone of the French and Prussian
press is eminently peaceful.
The Chinese Government has taken
some military steps on the Russian
frontier, which the latter Government
regards as warlike and offensive. A
protest is to be sent forward.
PARIS, January est was reported
to-day on good authority that the En-
peror has forbidden the publication OF
Prince Napoloon's pamphlet on the sub,
ject of Foreign and Domestic affairs OF
France.
MADRID, January 23,-The bill fol
furnishing improved breach loading
arms to the army, passed the Cortez,
and is now law.
PARIS, January 23.-The United
States feet, under Admiral Farragut
will remain at ToulOn during the rest
of the winter.
FLORENCE, January pa bill i'm
proving the tax on incomes in certain
cases has been adopted by both Houses
of Parliament.
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Toledo Market
TOLEDO, January

IOLEDO, JANUARY %.
Wheat firm; sales of white Michigan
at 9 80 and amber at 3 65. Corn opened
&c lower, but recovered 3c of the de-
cline; sales of new at 92a92ic. Oats
quiet. Rye unchanged. Glover Seed
&C lower; sales at z TO-, Dressed Hogs
at 7ias9
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
NEW York, April sd. II

NEW I oKk, ApTII WI IE0I.
Geo. G. HubbeI d Co.--GentlemeH We have
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81. Loais Market.

ST. LOUIS, January %.
Flour; low grades stiff, but not quota
bly, higher. Wheat, Germ and Oats held
firm. bat prices unchanged. Rye and
Barley unchanged. Provisions nothing
doing prices nominal. Hogs; nothing
done.
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shot his Wife.

BENNINGTON, January 23.-Paul NJ.
Burke shot his wife in this village last
night, firing five shots at her, four of
which took effect. She probably can
not live. He was enraged at her for
procuring Q divorce from him.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
OF
THE PEOPLE

As involved In Governmental Adminislralloa.
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought TIA
land to the verge Of bankruptcy and Ruiz
Taxation already strips the clothes from the
backs Of many people and robs thciT childrrn Of
bread. Additional extravaganza threatens 70
reduce the richest 10 poverty, and all the Labor
ing classes 10 boggary.
In addition 90 gigantic national frauds the
tax payers of West Virginia are suffering non
domestic knavcs and homemade tcOundrcl,
From summit 10 base your Official system .
marked BY corruption and fraud
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BndaIo Market.

Ast BUFFALO, January %.
The market in general is inactive.
Flour unchanged. Wheat is offered at
? ls, without buyers. Corn is offered
at %, without buyers.
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GOLDEN BITTERs.-Hubbels G old
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NEW YoRk. Januarr 18th. 1894

New YORK, January 18th, l5G4.
Hears. Geo. c. Hubbel q Co.
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