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THE EUROPEAN MARX ETS.
y Atlantic Gable.
This Morning's QUO tattOus.

LONDON, Jan. pa. M.-Consols, y3l for
money aud account. U. S. 5-20s quies aud
steady at 754, Rail SaJs steady. Erle, 264;
Illinois Central, 924.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20 A. M.-Cotton quiet
and steady. Uplsnds, ll7@llad.: Orlean', llE@
1lld. The sales to-day will reach 10, 900 bales.
LONDON. Jau. % - A. NJ. - Turpentine, 33'.
TallOw, AIS. 80.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Jan. 28-P. NJ u. 5. 6-20s q net.
Stocks steady. Illinois Central easier at 92}.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2S-p. Nj. Cotton the sales
are now estimated at 1900 bales. Corn, 3is.
3d. for old, and 33s. 6d.0l3is or new. California
wheat, lis. Cd. Pork hrmer. Larl, us. Tallow,
46s. Cd.
HAyRE, Jan 2s-P. M.-Cot.ou is UNCHANGED.
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QUE Ma TY.
The Numher nnd Grnde OF WAR Yessels.

On January l, 1868, there were on the rolls OF
the navy 1910 commissioned officers, 16 naval
constructors and civil engineers, and ia warrant
officers on the active list, and 2l0 commissioned
officers, l naval constructor and 23 warrant
officers on the retired and reserved list
making total Of 1884 The gain during the
past year Is therefore rs. The vessels are
divided imIn ten classes. as fOllO VS.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING

STATE OH THERMoMETER AT TIM EVENING TElR-
GRAPH OFFICE
A. M M,.......,35 IL A. M......49 p.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Ma,,tne NeOs see Inside Pac


tBY TELEGRAPHI
NEW YORK Jan, % Arrived, steamships Civ ot
London and manhsttan from Liverpool; ana Alaska,
'i'-' (By Atlantic Ouble)
QUEENsroWE Jan. rs Arrived, steamship City OF
LosDON DERRY, Jan, 2s.-Arrived steamship North
America.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.......... ANUARY rs.
srArE on THERMoMETnR AT TIM EVENING TE1p-
GRAPH OFFICE.
A. M.......".35 IL A. M......49 p. M...-...,".5O
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
steamship Volunteer, Jones' New Ork, P.Ohl.
Schr Gsn. Sheridan, Ruell New York, d. Cooper.
Schr Caroline Tlce Milivilie Whltall. Tetum q Co.
Schr Naive, Brown Salem 40.
schr Isabella Reeves Tussey Salem. DO.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING..
Schr Abraham Linc0in. Dill, 46 hours nom New
York, with barley ~ knight h Sous 49,
Sohr Amelia. Post. days from Newburypsss Wild
echr @. A Grant. Banks from Baltimore. -,
Steamer Henry L. aw. Her, lS hours nom bsdH'
more. with mdse. TO A. Groves, Jr,
MEMORANDA. ,5.,,
Steamship Brunette Howe hence al NeN io'N
Brig o, ndova for Philadelphia. sailed nom hA'An'
Brig Baltimore Vlanelle. sailed from CaroehSs ion
inst for port north OF Hatteraso saiIad
Brig 8. v. Merrick. Norden, for Phiiaoe'Ph'" sAneu
sohr Oueen OF the West. Beatty. for Phiadeiphias
sailed S% UsrdePafP Hep aPepne for sailed
nsn eehr seel%ap, Adams, hence. at MatanEas 2lst
chp james Ponder, Hudson, hence at CardenAs
schT Sarah wilson Newell hence. At oardenM 1sth
SEM j. M. shaw. sailed mo Cardsn hll.h naL;
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The above TRANSACTIONS amount in all to a lit
tie less than S6O 600, which is understood to be
but the beginning of the developments that may
be expected,
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FROM OMAHA.
Pacific Railroad Progress.
I Des11dlch 10 The Events,0 Tete 0Tufh.


OMAHA, Nebraska, Jan. %. The Government
Commissioners have examined and accepted the
section of the Union Pacific Railroad ending At
the thousandth mile post The Central, night
before last, was FIVE hundred two aad half
miles east of Sacramento Toe weatheris is warm
and clear. The eclipse of the moon last evening
was visible through the entire process.
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FIRST EDITIO
@ R A ~ n.
The Coming AdministratiOn-The
Generals Inaugural and Pro
bable COurse-S0me
Anecdotes.

Washington (Jan. ls) cor. Of The Chiorg Tribune.
All eyes turn for all news towards the name
which signed all the victorious lie n from the
sect OF war.
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New York. -
America.
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by Atlantic Ou6le.)

NEW YORK, Jan, % Arrived, steamships ClLy q
London and M ManhstLan, from LiverpOol ana AIRskI
from AspinWaN.
, 1869-02-24
NDIA n a.
INDIANA
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
1kplASAPo11s, Feb. g.

sFeeia' oespa'en ~ ~ euleao as'ru -,
hptASAFoA1s' feo' 3D.
SENATE ... -.,. .....
\ proposition tor the Agricultural College loea-
t1cn was rscelyed from Aa1son County, Offering q
coEatton OF 10000 and tweu:y-ee1en acres Of
land.
The Committee on Public ExpeC dtturae reported
raid. that 1houst they a1e 70! legal CLAIMS nppn
;he Sta;e they apceaf strongly TO the cIsroency Of
he siste. TIE Whole matt VI, 1efe15ed bsek to
tie Senate with tbs Recommendation.
Thc Eli e.tabl:ihire the Vigo County Cs.ulpal
Court, vas passed.
NJ. Hupts osered 1oirt resolution a1thossz.
,rr3te Gose.n,r to collect By sui. all claim. dues
and etc, oxin9 10 the state bv TIRE Haute Rail-
rosa passed-yeas s.; nsysa.
psohinitiE: The pu:chsso ct lne Waessh i Ere
tte @ s:nsi i "a. "a accepted ey the creditors Of he
s1e; aG,,i,3ea ~ @no ~ LAG S1ot'
u Hnchs ertered A motion. to recon- sIi1er
NJ uusus EElGtsu t.oro.r,. s.1,1, s.ut. ai
the SS'e escruInG sesn, IN
as lae na1tes "Ssa 4!ssEip.ue eseMsot Ii Ie2ls-
!a:!ou, ard ne wanted It oisp &c oI.
A no'1on 10 lay tnc motlon 70 feeons!oeT on
the table was s7eJected-Jeae. II nsys, ~.
The farther eo9.,de!.t,on q q iee natter waa
, 1869-02-24


nd p:na'iss;s;,
uen w.s ak!eea one
eaosS nt e s
soRnoS s, th,' Po!n. pe,sned the e5s
Mr. FERRY offered a su sstituse for the pcnd.
ing b,i!, prosidinR That sny ,pesron dtsqusliasd
nent, exc Ut per eona who had prevtously been
6tnatofe O. ReEEeae eptat!ves, or held otbef United
y ding il tte pepsE;msnt s NE S''o Of s'sse sse
hi a'scanes ss 10 &c hGGs Gnes saa
ine .ueh 'nf
az amendment to tle i, n'l! Of tha committee;
n ' sc 10 + ts ia'ts5 es,nt M
1I,''!t, I :9%!,j'ss n;s,, NJ, rrny .unno,,n.
sEs ~ ! sna M1,tioS oijee!sd ts,;. ,!!s s!'sf :a,;
s S!'f%:Ts Il s"ts' II x:as An:os 4:
hlthf. IiHtbslhg ilitalit!ea upUn c"fl1lt hefs"tA
a!hs , sy"!" VII. !, ", 'aisnea y ie.. Wig
'Ii.shnl'i,a rh"nl nhr he + ,nosed ~ t:onste,i
lhe.tnf: hE"i ratl' rs:" s"t*'nfrlt u" wss r.:
a'nrhlu,on'. .Ha i" iala,oi thS' ' i.~or1s w"to
ny; ,.,,v,, ..u
~: w'tyth t,,r nrl'"'rd 'h' It'll III "hh'set'a'5
M H1i. - A*.sn 1uE us!. ht4n,r tnr.
Thr h!lI ~. !heH ntsEn'ed A9d teat !" HHs"d
IT." ta>tl lights Mt tnatu Gn aud passed.
hfAth thGf Httt.
NtA's!st OF !nsNu,!s "nt takes ny.
r" ssstions .%ssa'ns" H 10 WIZ " r. ~ +;
~ Mt.sfh Hut:khLEM mud FDRLEltt aLa Up.
l'ss,ta y "t, llsuhbuLL'
, 1869-02-24
CONGRESSIONAL,

SENATE.
VIOLATION or TEE HErENCE LAwa.
The President presented Communications from
the Attorney Gcceral in response to resolution
asking for Information In relation to per.ous cou.
vlctca OF violating the 11terral Ke.cEne aws.
MfecEt LANEorA.
Mr. STEWART moyed 10 take up the cougtitu-
tinHaf ami rCMcuf.
Mr.. DAVIS Objected.
Mr. SHERMAN, tom the Committee on Fl.
rsuee, reported bill to remit duties on ph,loso-
Ih1fal apparstus.
Nr. SAW i E1i offered a Joint resolution grant
1rE ptlzt money to fchraen. landRMen and other
yessats In the Eavs. Referred 10 thu COMMITTEE
en- Naval Affairs.
hi. LDMUNDS offered resolution. which WAS
adopted, directlrE The ST ctctars oi the Treasury
70 communicate any reports 10 his department .e-
latipg to the fsce port eJstc1 OF Mexico, and tho
frauds eo1Eccted thtfcHlIh.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
On motion Of Nr. STEWART, the eonstitu-
uopal aneEdmcnt WIS taken up.
MT. STEWART moved TO difaErcc With the
uonsc amendment and ask Committee Of cou-
ferclce.
Mir, DAVIS moved to postpone this and all
prior osdcrt for The purpo.e OF taking up the hill
TO repeal the Teu1re-oI-ufIlce act. Lost-yeas,
II: paya. 23-ah fnltaWA.
, 1869-02-24
wfCBONBfN.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.


MADISON. Wis, Feb. u.
Tho Legislature resumed businets today. but
qutte large number Of members arJ sill ab-
ths, as!Ha an ekem ~ H. m by
BY tbe 4th Of March. a. 1esttcd. anu specially bJ
Keatlemen At 1lous 10 80 to WaEblngton to attenii
The At.emSiy. nt!et some debate. in which
n1eultets dee1s'ed II ut.cily Impossible to dis.
pose Of the tnt'neea s1IfIn uees, tabled tesu.
III tho ttuate nothing Of general intefes. was
u oF III II WI wsoe s sad "ets g.
10 sssef' s's%tin' s' sSsso,ss sssS ss'
e hSsf St tS" ss fE"sss sssss IS IS s Yt'e i:
htm islsrf. Aa1on,ntt' e rrrtahr.
n NJ A'rm''ly 4 tst"lutltn W. a,np'ri limit.
w =" IL" "rt II e"'" MI 'se'e'& '"fs' f"h
e%m,S5Sa';: f';:a.eu vi. ,sertyet I, mi ,t,s n,so.
ntY t'til,lal gltnE lus"t'hh shat ialtlnh,I etul.
hf hit Whit! fruu'ftpg them, IL knfrst tsfiita
rta.'r't. s An !!ra's u. T ,",'. H!tA!n ssr.ain
NM ail1tn hnnarrd ,luI!a's III tfprn,rs ia IT, IT,.
tendtnR htmtrH sHsIntt ttIr snn btangIl III sts
Ehnsrg '''!sfs Tor t'.tt ds.entinn 1t t'anr
~ )n'ni. ,c'n'n'inn was adopted, tanacflus III"
thah4e III thu rss to thr en'Htufa iFan. Tits
hAt tut thrts hrtu!afu, ttttrEsnry and pats It s
dutanre ans! etn.r!cnon. aerulttjt @ ii: sattna
F!$ 10 sRcH nhlHrfti!s HtefHtfRr3 hoh!ict Htl
ra}irr fihtu this statc Il tuitshlf csr.aye1 tcaii-
.nuhss' uF henur an'y stRnrA anh st.eafei ht III,
uo!tfurtt eerteta pt State ant Adlu'nhs Grt-
W, N 'hktn It Il" erttful f"curp!ilyn ii ,his
Ihr senate rr-oInilrh IL ,lfFtun!fnur hi rnt,
itentiun II sI's ta'n't! t'ntettnt II Thy eoyIi:
ssr',9, ,s, 1t 7Wa9'ts II Il 4 7, y !: : tY'E 5; III
h.tona g1ts;a, l'.stfe fn5 ts5ts trion4 BIZ
iht tiytstnrt'a ftlv.. ni fptr4at ltrl.i4lltb
M ,aii.ttl:.tl.niI. sI.1ttl Az ;iiIttt!t ft
r. VIZ II. i''" N;a Il (, 4. r.. If, 1lltss
titf ts;"I'; =. T. Sr.'ss is4 sas4sa' ~ 'sss aF "
.The 'Lfti Il" euusl!la's 4 Haasa oF tla9atY
kaa4I!44! ~ q 'ha t;h4lF'nla Il faaA h'srl. q
Z, u ~ HAFas 4a4 ilElf+ "a' la.t W .aI.
su!u4 Lsf darn Hills al pa gsnpral in,c.et
Was ihaeanately pnslpaEtI, and buyeEs. atdsEsf
| ia thlId rsAdinl,
| 11,s Asacaah.y haa su.slon nh aT1etnoau, ut,
| considered Iatse EnmIIGr NJ bills In cum!llltt
! VI thu y hnlr, but fonk 10 Important acsion
Thu Asscnihly Uhamhct viii hu nccnp!cd to
night far the annual nudrsss Eu.u1t The stA1e II.a
lyrical Society, ny Judge Harlow y. ur.ou.
, 1869-02-24

reeu>aritles in The manner Of natutaEz.'lp&n; on n9t
~ r sna : s, ~ '4s 4ns:s IL M
demand lcrlslation, wh,eh nay ca.5 H. O. aads;
r. t. sa ssf1 S5 ~
he ceuntrr. ard si1 nopi ,.tne stata.
wn,sKxT 1al easEs.
n,eaInn q tue 6crate. IL cpliance With tho
rrtnlrtion il. reof st.ting. 5nons for the sut-
dsS asS, 11 Nss ss,sR asIos s,ss:
eSces rsesea e By judcc sesnst b. st.
iIs A,sfnsy G11Pey II y;ss as 1saa na5Esy:
10 proceed. In no case WcTe Z r. gwen for =
dlfeoi tlnuanee nc o. prostedsng.[- r.
IOEcERS1S0 His or" II,
IS ssfS ss!fa ss'
friends of bis future tntea., d ~ TO ,hs wsr sad
NaTy Departments. lie gald that General Bcho.
hcld hau taken tic War Department, al his per,
81 haze Eo1 slo1c with Lad 70, General Gene seho.
field accepted II that he should renora1na.c him
as Secretary OF Wsr. not With the intention Of
meIt-n't as N idle compliment. ist : ne eon:ld
cred him as the best man in the cum.
tx g. g., the to.,tlon he :sa 1f .,,h sAoIs ha
cxprefs understanding that na e'lond remain but
a1rw weeks that there were zone CHANCES ne
IL pH r. e. W. aa
"whcn what have IN NY mind |. &C :o'n'lished
ehal} send In the n1me OF al ctuihent tiflHan.
Uc cott1nned ihat be did mt thltk anv officer 81
The army Of nsty should hold elstl oflgc, a. Z
wLuid he she meat. of Introducing polite. in;o
c.: linn liz trr.elt N General seaoasll'a esse,
"S h. nem11ate 1nP ~ sef eyeS 1 az to
iutute iti eiaies fot tic wsr aud NIv5 ticpaft.
iir trn,ntkrd III trfrtcnre II, n tir.rt o1esttan
htuut irnrr rl,anls. ihat hr ri,ptId TAX" caht-
f,c' nfrtet fom thst stn.e, bus II N"nl mt b'nne
"ha ]" ~tr1 Sr willis FssEe Fsss,: ro"n "' hnt. conn.
dcht".,, thH ''c "n;:, mtn IT gt.nt n'Ity
.s .""' ,te, es s'r "a Il Ms,,tn tnic s IL III" ri" e
y" II, t;S'%;S'',' i Ill i h. I'LL ' ''ss'"
IL t. tns,a 'hsl the r"un'r, ~. w4,rt!trs
t,tty IttiraI'Sn II hir tu'clfI"nt with etras in:
ttmst. t'r tsp1lr': d" "rl Fry hnsr Na'tsd sgyn.
I, ~ ~ nt!f! rs h' ii A'te'' "1rn tin ''sn'"' 4"
10 thc i, r1ltk that t;rrc "rtc trsrrnI ii ,!uhn.
lG @ b. ,HSs .sa so : s,s ca: d n.
ha' 1h roa aTs'Rf It. ''h, II ~ II, ssin, eis " c'n's
Match l." tnalrsiinn tbst,, with tic efscrti"n
M rsa"% Il t .n., s," nud 'ss tss us ,tasa ss1
TT thrm III k'nu Ut hs tt,t"tsttnn and that thcy
eurlts ttnde, lhcit 'tslgnn,or. to, Ar'lrsw John.
fpff CF!Hff re ftfAfftH bHl VI th8f, Hf HtA ~.
nr!tfE tkt,n. tteg r. lid dtup tut without his
Es}fnr II tis.fttiff thtttt.
Ahulhet tptftk knt,itttt tnst. In rpnsett4' I'm
ct r,fns Etnturatt.tt TIT. i,,;,tlitg Wifi Grnstpr
Ikn1tf, t4kpttnl t4tani remarked. Ii usttt il
t+s Ia ,t,t li,st 4t,si *t.,H Isis {he Ethslt
tsr. II Ia|rt trrtr"t Hrltfrsnl ~ stt,t.tnt{ ri
Vet ,rt il n t}ts {int IL sil tittiitt mi ~
INN ,+ i ;,asatt]tis Il, tfe t}}a. ehYi lt.st
| tt,tr!tA{t u AtYi4tah III {i;4t t!1j.a; +hA
NrI |ts htf.{t In i.}v fhis.'' IHt}tihs IN
iftifkl.h, tt|@t4 Mnfikii, III Ttft4titsAts, NH
tt}1s III aJk aAsAs Ntlt ~ ~ aftitl{ tissura
t{nsa .t t. t.ii l. hxA hi ttl,,,, },.hp III l.f
kls!t. Hi!.| H. s! " ~ ri Ii. G+stlt.@t Vi 4As
FstiAE'. III sEta4t kE: y .s at{.t.su'l W 44.-
, 1869-02-24

,uDtAr 1ns.7Y er,rrr.-,ox.
The n1ll ,o ,upn1y deae,enecs Tor fu1alllns Ger
E1Lts rAssEpl
Tt,ls were ratsfd authofiz:nc ecr,n,n ya,,on.,
Ranks to rhant,c thr,r nsn,rs snh snihn-,yicn tha
Western l.n|nh TniccY.nh r. tnnnnrt f, ~ ~. ~
thrir crh,cf. - ''Fe' '0e " "o'J'
The r,cs,1cn; anno,nt,H n, 80. stexa,t f,ct.
IN ns Sno Ennds Conference ccmnisco on
r. .,r,,1a. Imx g. coh"MkfrsosAL 1n,aa rn1kTiFa;
o,to, " ~, ~. r..o;n,, lsErn "a 'or the conald'
rsr,inr md pt:u;:pr ;Le n,oereaIu,s ~ set ~ Fl
R'e''' MIL IN Asrxn Tn, ,rn,c,.,..,,,xx
rbc iii 10 nmcna thc ,naic,.I s.s,.,n a, ,no
taken m, - ' '3'
Mr. EuMt1NDS opposed Il because It ptoposcd
to et. ale fnlep, nctEt Circuit Jnheee. Ihc plna
iin ,s.s, tired in Vermont aud wnfkcd badly,
providing ior = chiof jua,lcc md fourteen as.,.
csnte JustIc,s OF The Supreme oart. and maxtng
an .n,.s!y 9e- n'Fsnxsmen! OF e!Fea'''' ~aen
al,o rr)ecica. and 'ho 6!ll IN ihc exact form T..
ilri., VIA par.cd. '''0 ~ '3~ -
n1ttA nxronrEn.
~; WlLsoH. fsom IN tho Comm,ttee on @ @MiIit.ry
unutnc liz education I'D eollreiion depart.
men,. oi .he Ftesansn1 nnlss'! M ee5tain
l.rcs shc "eon o s st m,sns nj an 10
lss4. ssiss AZ .Ss i sas s;sns,.
ef the Army at y Warrington. ssqu!tes all military
1tdcrf Q! Tue President and Of tho Secrtttry 0f
War 10 be 3tGued through him. and prohibits his
removal or suspension except 1T his eva request,
or without TIE approval Of tnn Senate.
coHXlTfEks DiacNlHGEu.
The joint Cemmitiee Library was dig
Charged from further consideration " The ntIl -
fecutc copyright OF paintings. drawings, statuAry
and models.
Tbs Committee on Foreign Re'ations wat dig
snsIcGd rom 1urther eonside,aioa Of hlsl: 10 re-
,uEa rs states OF halnc a1d Mae"aehusetM the
!n!essst oa aasAnecs LOT atttuce OF the North
casscn llouuel. and u YRS rcl:steo 10 the Con.
UllWe Oh dpp!otIlatlohe.
| inc Fame COMMITTEE was also discharged from
t the memorial In relation to the Island Of Alta
| Se.a.
| NEUTRALITY Itws
| n, paTrEHSnN ~ Saw tI.r,.,,,n 49,
| tha t.n1ri,tec ~ Eota,1 pna.,s ~, r.o' 4sua
fnSo- MI tho III ~ dcf1 ~; ,t aspus,sa
isw. ehsi, ~ tnth,1 IN IL ~ e.t ~ ri -" ~
n fnrrirn ,,oranrc,ta - ~ ~ - r,ts ~ ~ ,.s
ststrs e;,bonh'snch q. q . IA 'us ,,, -:
n M; nrrpastd H. MA nrortana snes ~, " ~
| Charter IL connnrc;.1 ;,snsnet,on ..t,h ~ ~ y.
tett on tie ns.s - ente - ".sn ar ~ -.
II any hostile nr nr,iea,nrt ort - nna ~
| - .......
.Gs. MoHHI,t. ArffMAofRIAIoN IT y, i BILL.
ArI:np,lsront Y>nnTts3 ,na 4 a ale omlas.!ee W
bill, With an, ndn1rnf. ~ ftMs appropriation
| ate a. fol ows: TtC .r,- - !nps1lAIt cuapEe5
| pHss tt ste on.rtrrao p.or..aaoa tof regular sup
creased from 5AWa III ~ n1 nncPs1tnent IS 'u'
, 1869-02-24

rE1sosAL EXPLANATIONS.
Nj: WILSON. of loNa: made personal ez'
In connection with tho sioux City Branch ol tho
ssns K1Fo.a o q cn'ff1, ,q uo Fe.a
President Of the road, also pronouuc!ne the
Nj. ALLISON, Of lows, uadc a s;m,la, state.
ment. ....
nkeraAAT w17SrssEe.
The Sergeant at.Arms produced the two lccu-
eAnt Witnesses who refused 10 testify hcforo tho
NV York Election Fraud Commii,cc-Mcs*rs.
Bell and Reeves. The, announced the'E rcnd,.
non.e were suspended. md nd thc w!tncs.cs g acasn s
taken n sn.sndy hJ The scfGcaut.at,Arms.
MI HNo"ks enteTet . motion to reconsider;
be having Fotcd In tho Affirmative fo! that rur-
NJ, KEKn: Iron, thc Select COMMITTEE on New
@ Io!k hlrc,on M !, FfAqds report
toANfT1gre or COnFEREScH.
Ihr fnst we'e t"rrcEaed and committees of
md se on asteo H. N.sa hpproiat,on b tnc
amcnurrr rir nndc 10 tho latter In COMMITTEE Of
The Wtolr lat evening having 1rt tcen eou-
POLITICAL n1eAniI1Tr n,LL.
The Senate amendment to the Political Uffa.
htl!'5loii were referred 10 Tho Committee On Re-
Inr NEW ronx r1renos xnAyp,
NJ. LAWRENCE. Of Ohio. presented tho fc-
on rraa oy J" several @ S''i, "na
son.tn,ar, lic n-ira .1s,nsdiao astion m o On t tho
ffnin s,ssasn eenrs. IL New YORK. y,
M. ROSS Objected, hat, under su.penston Of
ihe ru's,. TIC hui pas'cd-,ess ~; ns1s, 81. II
j;t!i thocffa. Dc. Tha, tho supreme court,
the Circuit cousts md 1hr Court OF OYER and
ard The Supreme Court of the City Of New York
eha'! I0t hereafter tayc powe! 10 Admit any al,ua
nl11 70 s7Hrycrnry r1r rrnt.c cnxn.r.
1he liousc TN resumed eonstdcsal!pn Q! tho
III to e,rsncthcn ihe inhlte eEcah. .na Met'rt.
speeches IN liz advocacy. at1er which Mr sehenek
ruoscd lhe previous question on tho blu and
Mr; HOLMAN moved to take table the bill,
coHxrr1EEs APPOINTED.
The Sneaker appointed as coufcscrce Commit.
Mce.rf scEcIct. Brooks sud Myers. on tho NJ.
raj Appropriation BIN, Nee.tt. spald1nq. rhclas
Sss.sr: Boutwell,, BlnsSim nGs and Ioz.a. n11@A'
Recets.
EVENING SESSION.
| LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL.
| The Legislative .Apptopttauon bill was coneld.
cred IN ccnmittee OF the Whole Ms. WILSON
AncEemcn'e were agreed to Increase the third.
| class clerks under The Second Auditor OF the
Treasury to dtty.fous, aud eecond-el1se clerks to
ere hundred AID nine, With a corresponding In
eempecrn'ion nf female eicTk. IN ;nc Treasurer s
! tMce Al the sa.nc as class I. ard where iheF ars
employed % wess performed by clerks of high
| CT clAst. they ehxl receive the famc c1tnpenfA.
tirn; increasing the saIartcs OF female CLERKS in
the office Of the Comptroller or tho Currency to
aT nUoRHEAp moved to strike on. the .p.
| propTiaton for salary aud expenses Of Special
| Commissioners Of tue Revenue, rcm1rktuE thst
IN bis recent rrpcrt be bad demonstrated that
| ncufes can Re made TO lit.
| Mr., KELLEY also aftarkcd the Commissioner, X,
| epd Mt. HI.LIAoN defended him, after which the
/ RIpenc ment was Adup'cd.
AIlnCRAxxHT.
The ecmuittcc then rosc, and the House id
ion,ned.
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fer the whole matter II committee Of one from
each c EHsestloca1 Distinct.
Mt, Bobo proposed that the committee tho1ld
rpt It specific 3ea bill. and MT 1ah5y bill.
tn WEB laid upon the table.
Annthtr ameL dmert vas offered that the COM
mltsee Iep4Yt epec'Hc bill 70 ~ not to aeeum1i-
l1te fees In the Treasury for general purposes,
which vas agreed 10.
The proposition Of Mr.. Williams, as amendel,
Nas ADOPTED,
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Burning OF tho Railroad Freight

cffce at Tnlono, used By tho Illinois Central aud
r.. ". & ". Railroads, we're destroyed by hre tc-
Eieet: The als originated, - y tapposse. near
papers were saved. The building was Of Ii,tie
raIna.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Ev1dencc Closed In the Cfem Murder
1Haf-fhe Prlsoner Nervous aud
Excited.

NFeE1H1 oeslalEu 10 nc Culc3Ep TT!uuuc.
lGp1AHAPo1Ia, Feb. -.
ne evidence In the Glenn murder trial wae
s, s.eesu ta1s aiterroou. Md John 7. Dye opened
ne nsumcrt IN behalf ofthc State, lie viii be
to'4o"eo q ". #. Lsashers for the defence,
hhs q Jbhn T. DUNCAN, state Attorney.
o5 Msior J. y. t;orcou for Tic
ft1rc ~ Th nanna vail close the case f,r the d..
inssd c1e,emroa e. !. hS.eskn9 peder the e,n
ara ara IL now c1ceedtnely ne,von. rhns. qapG1 ~;
ls..e l1 uoaet Hus shss fhe w,,i he convicted rhe
hef IA much etroaRer than Qpop The
lheie u cnnstderahlH excitement end .nr,e.x
mere amot the aathrants lar Sera.oris1 hnno1s,
c1nteo by tat feee 70 1T letterA from Washfr
which etsts that y generally bcicsod t9cf ~ y;
strato' NJ no5foa Is III be + ndsred the ssetesII
ship oi tho tfe1tufE u der General Grant. Nor.
will not accept It.
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Tbr 5nlnier's ;Trteun.
BRtsnnHt.


HMr JOHN 3. PdrLLls. late Of Anna, H., IL In
the city, and eiu leaye his stdrets It III neAfootn-
st., up a,Alts In care OF CfruA PentleY. he viii great
6uiincts. 4. ]. GROVER.
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Hudson River Nav1g gzston.
Ftsux1Lt. N, Y, Fch 43-The urxt astl yoss.t
Of sho seasoa left NeHbusx today tor New York.
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UNION PARK
CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY.

treciAI maetinE OF this Society I'll! be held IL tho
cosneE q Washngton md Paulina.ss. On InL *. s.
DAT EVENING. Feb. e3tb. Instant. 1t N O'Clock. 10
take such action as may be deemed necessary Y ron
sequence g! the recent deauncuou OF Its thusca eo4
1ct, A full attendance IL rtQcested.
By order nf Trustees.
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Regular Communication o! HRsFER1A LODGE,
No, Ill, A.E. An, THIS EVENING. 7x O'Clock
t. Il. FELTON,. Secretary.
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magontc Gottccg,


MASONIC,
There will be BrscIal rendezvous Of Chicago Con-
is,ory. y; y. II. y. On WEpSEsDAIs she :!th
3s7 g.. o.. L.. g.. aad nep9ty tor the District OF
I".,ots JOE; Il. n. CARR, $40
1l.'. CON-. In Cn1et.
JAuxa B1xyAnT, s1o ILL.,. c.. Secretary.
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11anErrp

Transact setoMf bAnktnE bus,neas, ssme u
chartered bank, and buy sna seli government eeeN
s.tles And xnd.
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CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, "a. 1865

the 8enite sonnosrov, srd probably 20 through
that body within the week. Il copy ot <he eAme
bill, 1t will be ec3llec1ed, WAS put IN The senate
come two weeks s1ncs ard teems to
stick there, for wha, reIon Is not made pabl,c,
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Trdet Ece1ele sion II the 1utes the following
bills were iniloGu ueed and appropriately zt1etre1
To prevent unjust delay pf lI1aoction OF works
q public improvement: 10 vacasc sdeetf II Gal.
IN relation 10 road tax; 70 ptov1te tor tnonttiuR
amendments 70 tue constitution toa Eose OF the
people; 70 authorize the building Of horse rail-
se seie s;ospess'e she {; Gsnars ioei coapsny
to trneru tEef.ct The pEe etervation Q: eaEe TO
Incorporate the Harzta Gaslght Company: 10
incorporate the sao Jose Masaa1 Fise
e. tss 11a IT e na
Gelesee M:nlrE snd Aanutscturlnz COMPANY
in Teferctcc to the tnure ot chce tn certs1n
II { Loar, Company to incorporate the HYDE Park
Gss Company; TO p,o,cc. tn peop.e from inpo.
sltion ini be pract,ce o! reaicinc; to amend The
charter Of 'he Ehtcaco. Half orphan Aasiuu 10
Compsrv; to Incorporate tae Cn.cseo stock Ex-
charge Hosrd to ameEd tie charter OF fbe Semi
uaET Of the Cumberland Pfesb} }ter1au Church
70 1cenlate dividends Of stock BY. railroads sud
a1t.troEhIes Of wer: to Incorporate the Rockford
l.fe lsu1aacc Company; to incorporate tne
Cspltal Athletic Company; to inc ,rpora the town
pc1nse2dcn' Of Mines; TO e1rporate the Freepots
Nnsttet Institution to chauTe tbs 1ame OF the
1onnc Mems Library Association Of t'hlcs4o
TO amend the charter OF the LlmH 1usurauco
e fnpany; to sheorporntc the CttueIs' ss'lngs
rrR1HKA INTRODUCTION or rR1yA7x BILLS DE-
Nfkn. ..-...
a RESOLUTION was adop:ed that no p-tTsse bills
consent
tea0oL oY11cEn's Tfxa.
M. EFLEH Eretented PETITION fot tho fedue-
tion Of foss Of i'll school ofhcert.
BILIs FA4AKD. ct
The following bills we1e taken up, bY f~Hsshs
An1 paused; To incorporate the ci~ "
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1he bull 10 erca.c tho West Stde Parks. known
Zero ~ Aa1*T bill, passed tho hours this Affcr.
noon bJ nearly unanimous Tuts. II Will 20 70
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! W4sHfrUroh. Fcb. 23.-Thc 1cprrt OF the mi.
Aerlfy of lhe Committee on Ncw YORK Election
FrEuds v1udcatcs the jucitl0 oinseTs 10 hs"
a4sEsA f1ands, and Ends ttAt tnczo wcsc gTsas "