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HOUSE.

The credentials of Mr.. Elliott, o.
Arkansas, was presented from the COM
mittee on Elections, and he took the
oath and seat.
On motion of Mr.. Washburne, of Hi
nois the Secretary of State was asked
for statement showing the amount
expended by the Northwest Boundary
Commission.
The House resumed the consideration
of the resolution extending the protec.
ton of the United States to Hayti and
San Domingo.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, offered
a substitute to the effect that the Presi-
dent be authorized to extend his pro-
lection over other islands of the Antilles
to such extent as he may deem expedi-
ent and not inconsistent with the law
of nations whenever either of them, or
the people, may desire such protection.
Mr.. Spalding offered an amendment
to extend protection to any island in
the Atlantic or Pacific ocean or those
which lie nearer the coast OF the United
States than to any foreign government.
Mr.. Robinson offered an amendment
to include Ireland in the protection,
affirming that the time would come
when that country would he annexed
TO the United States.
After debate Mr.. Woodward moved to
lay the whole subject on the table,
which was carried.
Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, from the com
mittee on Territories, reported a bill to
provide a territorial government Tor
Alaska.
After debate, on motion of Mr.. Wash
burne, of Illinois, the bill was tabled.
Adjourned.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January l3.
SENATE.

Mr.. Sumner presented the petition OF
Mahlon LOOmis, NJ D., of the District of
Columbia, asking an appropriation Of
$4,000 TO enable him to complete the
demonstration of the alleged new mode
of telegraphing, dispensing with the
use OF the wire and usiEg earth To form
one-half of the circuit and continuous
electrical element, far above the surface
of the earth, for the other part of the
circuit Referred to the committee on
Patents.
Mr. Buckalew introduced bill to
entitle electors for representatives in
Congress to cast votes equal to the
whole number of representatives to be
chosen from the State, giving them all
to one candidate or distributing rs they
like, the highest candidate upon the re-
turn to be elected. Referred to a spo-
cial committee to be appointed by the
President pro TEN, who is one thereof.
The bill to extend the provisions OF
the Act of March, 1862, relating to ha-
beas corpus and to regulate the judicial
proceedings, so far as they relate to the
removal of cases from State 10 Federal
Courts in any suits or prosecutions
against common carriers for any dam
age dOae toproperty, occasioued by per
sons hostile to the United States, was
passed.
The Sue Murphy relief bill was again
taken up and discussed at length, with
ont action.
After the discussion of the concurrent
resolution to give the rotunda for the
Inauguration ball it was lost, and the
Senate soon after adjourned.
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New York Dry Goods Market.


The general market is less excited for
cotton goods; the upward movement in
raw material has been arrested but new
ertheless prices of certain classes OF
goods are gradually hardening, particu-
larly for printed and plain cotton fab
RIGS, which are in good request. 1t
would seem now as if all classes of cot
ton goods must advance the next 30
days; Sprague's rev styles of light
prints have been opened at 14ic, while
dark and medium light styles are still
jobbing at 13a13ic. The Cocheco prints
have been opened at lac, which is an
indication that they do not sympathize
with the rapid advance in price of other
makes.
Carriers q Co.'s prints opened at l3ic;
Hamilton, 13tc; Lowell, lltc; Wamsut-
ia, 10c; Pacific Percales, BE; do prints,
1910: do Pekins and colored alpacas,
35c; do Orientals, 2lc; do Armures, pc;
Pacific lawns will open at 18c; the
Wamsutta bleached muslins have open
ed at 23ic; White Rock steady at 174c;
Lonsdale, 1Sc; Bates, zoe; Nashua c,
l9c; Appleton A heavy brown sheetings
steady at l6ic; Waterford AA, l4ic; do
BIB, PC; do, 1l4c; Booth o, l24c; Law
renee II, ll4c; Indian Head, sd, 23c;
Booth w, double-fold, Isle, and Nashua
w, 5-4 double fold, 224c.
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Missouri

ST. Louis, January Ex-Governor
McClurg's inaugural message states
that he will appoint none but loyal and
strictly honest men to office, and that
if his appointees should at any time
give place TO disloyalty, he will eXer-
else the power vested in him to effect
their removal. He favors an amend
ment to the registration law, which will
enable the Executive to remove regis
trars for proper cause. aud recommends
that the militia laws be altered so that
the militia of the State shall be under
the sole control of the Governor. He
opposes any proposition locking to the
Acknowledgement of rebels in exchange
for negro suffrage, and says that rebels
ought not to be restored to the ballot so
long as the right of suffrage is denied to
the negre. He recommends that the
Constitutional Amendment striking the
word "white" from the Constitution,
which was defeated last November,
should be again submitted to the people
at the next general election. He says
That the State institutions should be
removed from the control of the people
OF Boone and Galloway counties, on &C
count OF the rebellious tendencies of the
people of that section.
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Eranl Chicago.

CHICAGO, January l3.-At the rolling
hills last night Andrew McCulcy, while
IN nj, Tell so that his head rested on q
GGnSnct from which steam was issuing.
lie died soon after being discovered.
Last year the revenue taxes in this
district amounted to s4.939 gS7
A dispatch from St. Panl saws Ram
sey's reelection to the United Stotas
Senate is certain. Donuelly is sd 20
have retired in favor of Mr.. WllkinSooru
Mr.. Washburne's friends claim % ont IS
the 81 votes in the Legislature caucns
and Mr.. Carpenter is sure of 30.
At Waneonda, Illinois, on Saturday
afternoon, Thad. Raymond, farmer
strangled himself in his own barn
Financial and domestic troubles were
the cause.
On Monday evening, at Ottawa, Hi
nois, Druit and Thorn, two young men
were drowned in the Illinois river
while skating.
The Chicago Union Christian Conyen.
tien adjourned this afternoon. The
sessions were well attended and promi.
nent business men and clergy alike en-
tered into the spirit of the discussions.
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8p Telegraph'
no raE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the ReE'

w. 1,nrorv IS.-The Evening
post official journsl' says; Count BIS
FoS'' nos tod Count Wimpafin, the
."nt ma Minister at Berlin, that the
.ontion of Baron Beust in Office would
nrovoke serious action on the part of
Prussia.
LONDON, January 13.--The London
merchants are extensively petitioning
the Government to restore mail service
between Southampton and New York.
PARIS, January 13.-It is stated to-
day that Rangabe, the present ambas-
sador at Paris from Greece, has been
recalled to replace Bulgaris, as Presi-
dent of the Ministry.
PARIS, January l3.-The official jour
nal reports that the Conference on the
Eastern question held brief session
yesterday and adjourned until Thurs
day next. Mr.. Rangabe, the Grecian
Minister, was not present. The conduct
of the Greek Government in taking ex,
ception to the exclusion of its repre-
sentative from the Conference is con-
demned, for il is argued that Greece as,
sented to the propriety of similar ex'
clusion from the Conference of 1856,
though the Sublime Porte was then rep
resented in that body, and this is held
as q precedent for the action of the
present Conference.
VIENNA, January ia circular from
the Sublime Porte to the European
Powers, justifying its recent action
against Greece, is published here. II
says that the Turkish Government does
not expect that the Conference at Paris
will arrive at any settlement. The Ill
timatum sent to Greece was declara
tion that the internal affairs of the
Ottoman Empire must not be interfered
with.
FLORENCE, January 13.-The Epoca
asserts that the Governments of France
and Italy, and that Senior Olosaga,
Spanish Minister to Paris, and at least
one member of the Provisional Govern
ment of Spain, advocate the claim of
Prince Awodeus, Duke of Aointa, to
the throne of Spain.
All disturbances attending the cOllec-
ton of the will tax have ceased.
LONDON, January l3.-RepOrts of the
capture by the Turkish forces of the
members of the Cretan insurrectionists'
government are confirmed. Four of
the Cretan officials were killed and the
rest we're taken prisoners. The books
aud documents of the government fell
into the hands of the Turks.
MADRID, January l3.-The authori'
ties are in receipt of offers of men and
money from all quarters of Spain, to
recover Cuba from the hands of the in
surgents.
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To w. T. SHERMAN, Lieut.. Genreal
From Bu HalO.

BUFFALO, January 13.-An adjourned
meeting of citizens and the Board of
Trade, to take into consideration the
canal interests of the State, was largely
attended this morning. Resolutions
were passed calling upon the Legisla-
tnre to abolish the contract system; to
provide for repairs by the superintend-
ent or other responsible agent, so that
the canals may be kept in nayigable
condition and rendered available for
the increased demands of commerce; de-
nounciug the past corrupt management;
demanding reform, and that integrity,
experience and undOubted capacity be
the first requisites for appointment to
ofiices of the canals; also that the Erie
canal throughout its whole line, from
Buffalo and Oswcgo to Albany, and the
Champlain canal, should without delay
be repaired and completed to seven feet
in depth and seventy feet in width, and
double locks substituted for the old
bench walls; also that there be an early
revision of the present toll list, so as to
retain, protect and increase trade. A
committee of five was appointed to at
tend to the canal interests before the
present Legislature.
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New York Marker.

New YORK, January Is.
COTTON-Mo active and fully &c
better; sales of II 900 bales at 294c for
middling uplands, with some sales re-
ported as high as 30ic.
FLOUR-Closed dull at 5a10c lower.
WHEAT-Dull with decided change.
RYE-Firmer, at 5Oal 81 for west
ern.
OATS-More active and firmer at &c!
a762c for western in store, and 7S!a79c
atloat.
CORN-Dull at 9la9iic for new mixed
western and 07al l0i for old do afloat
and in store.
PORK-Dull; sales of $50 barrels mess
at % 90, sellers option for six months
BEEF-Quiet and without decided
change.
cur MEATS-Steady with moderate
demand.
BACON-In fair request.
LARD-Dull and heavy at l9sal9te
for fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Dull at 34a35c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
a,inciunati Market.

"
CINCINNATI, January IL.
FLOUR-Market firm; sales family at
Z 75as 90.
WHEAT-Irregular and dull at 7oa
| 80 for Nos. 9 and l, and No. SOLD a1
the quotation, though 10 and 20 rep
resent the views of buyers.
CORN-In active demand at ooc anu
holders asked higher prices at the Close.
OATS-Unchanged and quiet az qua
Gle. DIVA
RYE-Firm at 40.
BARLEY-Unchange
COTTON-Firmer. excited ana prices
higher; sales of middling uplands at2oa
2Stc.
WHISKY-Very dull; small sales at
96a97c, but forced sales could not De
made at better than CSC.
HOGS-Nominally unchanged; none
offering.
LARD-Held at 19a194c for prime
BULK MEATS-Dull; sales of shout
ders at 1lsa11ac, and sides at 134c.
BACON-In fair consumptive de-
mand: sales of $50 hhds at 13tal3fc for
shoulders; 16ic for clear rib, and lila
l71c for clear sides.
HAMS-Sales parched sugar cured at
17ia18c.
BUTTER-Firm at 33a40c.
EGGS-Held at SOC.
OILS-Linseed dull at %. Lard
firm at Goal 65. Petroleum firm al
30a32c for refined.
GROCERIES-Firm and in good de-
mand at full prices.
TIMOTHY SEED-Held at 3 %.
GOLD-At 1851 Buying.
MONEY-Market closed at 1Oal2 pei
cent. .
EXCHANGE-Higher at so to LII
premium buying.
The Price Current to-day publishe:
the returns from 17S pork packing
places in the West, showing the mum
Der packed to the close of December
and estimated the packing for the sea
son, resulting in falling off in thu
number of 81, 676 head in the packing
this year. An increase in the weight II
shown at 80 places, ranging from 4 t.
40 pounds per hog, and decrease at 81
places, ranging from 2to 20 pounds pei
hog. Chicago is not included in the
footings
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Chicnyo Market.
CHICAGO, January l3.

CHICAGO, January ID.
FLOUR-Very dull and easy; sales at
5 75a6 81! for spring extras.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady; sales OF
No. | at 21al "a; No. =, l l3tal l3t
closing steady at 49, for No. =; sales
since Change at 1871,
CORN-Dull and &c lower; sales OF
old No. 3 and kiln-dried No. at SOC;
new, 53sa54c; NO grade, 5la5l &c; closing
at 53aa54c for new; nothing doing this
afternoon.
OATS-Dull and steady; sales of No
Cat 47ta474c; rejected, 45ic, closing
firm at 474c for No. =.
RYE-InaGtive and nominal; sales at
| ID for Ne. and - for No. =
BARLEY-Dull; sales at | Goal is
closing at 81.
HOGS-Dressed inactive aud l0a25t
higher and closing at II 75al3 %; live
firmer and shade higher; sales at 9 81
a9 80 for common to fair shipping; 10 II
a1O so for fair to medium aud 10 Goa
IL % for good to choice packing.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, January


MONEY-The market is once more
working easier, and the demand on cal
is readily supplied at per cent. The
offerings were liberal and the banks are
getting into stronger position by in
creasing the receipts of currency from
the West. Discounts dull and un.
changed.
The Commonwealth and New York
County Banks are taking steps to return
to the State system, and one of the Al.
bany banks is doing the same.
STERLING--Firm in the morning at
lO9ta109f, but closed weak at l09tal09s
GOLD--Firmer; opened at 135. and
closed at 1929.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Quiet and
steady during most of the day; lO'4Os,
however, advanced materially at the
close. Coupons 81, 112ta112t; do '62,
ll2ial128; do ga, 1OSBa1O9i; do '65,
lO9ialO9f; do new 1884 al0Se; do '67, 10Ss
alOS!; do '6S, l05salOS5; 1O-4Os, lO7!a
1O73
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

CATTLE-The market was modelate
ly active this week but prices were I'M
changed. 1900 head sold at 9!allc fol
extra Pennsylvania and Western steers
sa9c for fair to good do, and 5a7ic pei
ID gross for common, as to quality.
HOGS-Were in demand at an ad
vance. 800 head sold at the different
yards at Is GOALS 25 per 100 lbs net.
COWS-Were unchanged. $50 head
sold at 40 OOa65 90 for springers, anc
5O OOaoO 90 for COW and calf.
SHEEP-Were firmer. 5000 head sold
at 5ia1ic per ID, gross, as to condition
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, January l3,

TOLEDO, January l3.
Flour quiet. Wheat la2c better, clos.
ing weak; white Michigan l 20; amber
l 70al ~; do, buyers option for January
at Is; No. red 20; No. , at l 60
Corn shade lower; new No. at Gle;
new white &c; new rejected Sc. Oats
dull. Rye quiet. Glover Seed steady
at so. Dressed Hogs firm and ic bet.
ter, at 12fa13c.