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IA Persons depositing letters in the Postofhce
wih please place the stamp the upper right
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please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. February
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Adams, Laura
Allin, Sarah
Alison, Matte @
Baker, Mrs II Z
Bailey, Nancy
Benett, Mrs @
Bennett, Mary (
Beamor, Jane @
Berry, Martha
Bird, Mrs Pery
Blakely, Miss N
E
Blakely, Emma
Blanchard, Miss
q
Bofel, Mrs Nj
Bomon, Jane
Bowman, Mrs II
Broughton, Mri
# r
Brailsford, Mrs
F
Biodie, Mrs 8 A
Bull. Miss J
Burgess, Mrs r
Burden, Mrs M
e
Byrnes, Eliza
Broone, Mrs r
Brown, HanDah
Brown, Annie L
Calus, Mrs d
Carr ol, Maria
Carson, susan
Carston. Rosa
Campbell, Mrs H
Chaplen, MISS j
Chrys,obel, Mrs
8
Chaplin, Mrs G
Coachman, Mrs
Cook, Jane
Corbett, Mrs F
Croniey, Miss G
Creaser, Nanoy
Dayton, Mrs VIM
Daver Q, Kate
Da,ids, Miss Il
Deal, Mrs j G
Deal, Miss F
Desil, Miss r
Derun, Lydia
. Dessore, Mary
Drayton, Eliza
Eddipgs, Susan
Fielder, Miss G
Fitchen, Sarah A
Fennigan, Lefty
Fleming, Julia A
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON February s.-TunrRNrlNE-
steady and prices unchanged. saes CTS bbls at
10 tb tor soft. und 50 20 for hard, p $50 pounds.
RInITs 1URPENTINE.- Matket quiet and prices
tend downward, with sales of only 81 bhs at SAC per
gallon sales also OF 275 deliverable i,hin ten
days, buyers option, at 64c; 100 do 6316c and 800
do at 63oshowing decline in the day'6
of1c.
hosIN.-sales Of only IS bbls at So. 50 loa2 so for
low No. I.
TAR.-76 bbls changed hands at 50 s5 per bbl
COTTON Market f me and prices q shade higher.
Sales OF 299 bales 27a27c for mixed and $50 for
niddling
Nashville Market
NAsHVILLE. February 1-CorroN-The market
to-day was quiet. Holders sGn Arm, ant, oipa-
ting higher figures. We quote: Ordinary 2b1s
good ordinary 26H; low m,ddIing a. We give as
follows o summary or the transactions OF the day:
Receipts 900; salss o.; fhi ments All.
COTTON sTATEGEkT.
Stock on hand sept. J, 1865 6S............... 60
Hecc veu to'0ay... .................... 290
hecelVed pIevously.s.s .29, 80 20, ,706
Tetal.. ................. 29.s6e
az, S,hippea eo-oay .s.........!!l
va Asuu ,67t
CoRN-The tranBactions In corn to-day footed ur
6l0O bushels at 600 buying, and 76c sacked doll
vered in depot.
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ConsaSnees per South Car onna Railroad
February A..
GOT bales Cotton, 81 bales Domesttcs, 4s casks Ba-
con, 70 bbls Naval Store, cars Lumber / car Wood
car stock 10 Railroad Agent, Wardaw L Carew
Ravenel Il Co, Reeder Davis, r A1ure & Co, Frost
q 4 Adger Wiss; Pringle. r sharp & Co, g
waiter co, Johnston: Crews Co. b e Sloan,
A Trenholm Goldsmith & Son, O'Neil, h Cobla
Il Co, D Amme
Consignces per Northeastern Railroad
February 4.
78 bales Cotton, 90 bbls Naval Stores $50 bushels
Rough Rice Furniture, Tobacco, Mdse, &c. To
Reeder Il Davis, Hunt Bro, $ D Stoney, Mazycks
Salters, A Quackenbush Bischoff 4 Co, Ravenel
Il Co, Major 4 Alden, G Williams & Co, Clag-
horn, Herring L Co. Johnson Nachman L. co,
X Ryan, - Scarborough. w Emanuel Chisolm
Bros. Moran, j Schirmer, NJ Goldsmith L. Sons,
Chiesa, Railroad Agent.
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MEMS LIST.

Pierce, Sam'l B
Powers. PEARS
, POrteous, John
Francis
l. Pressl. John
Proctor, N II
, iQuinn, NJ
Hanson, Nelson
Redpath. D C
; Rivers, William
Roberson. James
SANDERS, Louis
.l-iSanders, lizard
tcol'd)
SAMSON, Sainey
| ochlepegrell,
hIistian J
Scheper, FL
iSch,effelin, Rich
ard l.
singleton. March
singleton, John
Simmons, Bcnja-
n NlNlattery, Thomas
smith, George
Smith, Prophet
d!Snesd, w A
nlSprague, Phflo
Stocken, James
oil B
Starbuck, George
u r
! Sutton, John
J | Tegue, John
Thnke, Mr.
ruttan, G. 81
Traicey, William
Trout, L Is
ri l'rapier, NJ aster
James
iTrapter, Master
j II
Tripler, Capt @ 8
!Yanartsdalen,
I'll George w
vess, John
1Von Har !. en-, AL
Il bert
Washington,
James
n Walsh, John
|Wackernah, Hen
lWalz, james
Al Watson, Jacord
Wingate, Elias
Wigfall, Benja-
min
IWilcox & Co
G. Fra
|. scr
White, yahy
Wright, Luke
Wulbern, Casten
Wrane, Patrick
.lziegler, Wilhelm
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Arrlvcd Ycstcrsiny.

schr g Deas from West Point Mill. 9s tierees
tieroes Rice. To Bischoff l. Co, Chisolna Bros,
Cohen, Hane. ell & Co.
steamer City Point. NsNslty, Paatka, via Jackson.
vile, Fernandina, Savannah. &e. II bales Cotton,
and Sundries. loJ D Aiken & Co. @, &
l. Lienberg, J g NJ 'lnor l. Co. T McCrsady, MUIR
ply s. Little, pinckney Bros Gourdin, Malthiessen
GO, B Williams. kirkpatrick Witte. G H In
Dapray.
Steamer Emile. Davis, Georgetown, 8 G. 2sb
asross aice 4s bales Is Cotton and sundries TO
O'Nelll & Son, La Bruce, Iharston l. Homes, Pei.
GER Hodgers Co. A Mullyard, 9 williams & co.
Togni, Mowry & Co, Graeser Lee, smith L. Co. Il
FL Walton & co. and others.
Steamer st Helena. Rumley. Ediste and Rock
Vile. bales and pocket Cotton, Mdee and Sun
dries. 1oJ Murray, Roper Stoney. r M Mar
shall &c Bro. and others.
Received from Chlso ms hlill-96 tierces Rice To
Chisolm Bros, w c Bee & Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr N Squire. Chase, East Wey mouth Mass--J
Robson
sailed Yesterday.
schr Squire Chase Northern Port
Sehr Matte Il raber, Cook. New York.
Schr Glover. Terry, Boston.
Schr Lilly. Francis, Wilmington, N G.
schr Alexander, Young, georgetown. c.
UP for this Port.
sohr Matthew Eenney. :--- atNew York. Feb 1.
schr D Hulse, -, at New York. Feb !.
Shipncsvs by Telegraph.
NORFOLK. February 4--The schr Louisa from sa-
vannah for Philadelphia. has arrived here leaking
and having lost her rudder and chains.
WAsHIt GTON, February A. The Lighthouse Beard
Will discontinue the range gnt at Hilton Head after
the 10Th Of March.
.AvAssAH. se0rgsry 4-clearea, ship Japan.
Weather COOL Wind strong sW.
Memoranda.
The brig Croton, Williams from Charleston for
Provide ce, arrived at Newport January 81.
The schr Carrie Webb. Day. from Georgetown, 8
G, arrived at New York February I.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POh4
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Edith Wheeler sailed. d.........s. Jan ~
British bark DAVID McNutt MeE he my, up Jan II
s.rs srs Hs.. Hss p.ssy os Homes
British brig Cecilia. Bisirnp. sailed. ..Jne
ship Pacific, Foss sailea... Jan A
British ship Charleston. Cochrane. called Jan is
The Court +, Jenkins. sailed. Jan IA
DoMEsTIo.
sohr Hammond, Wiley cleared. Jan az
schr Sarah Hammond, Wiley, UP. .,....... Jan q
Schr n Hawkins, Wyatt. up......,......,. Jan as
MnW YoREs tH
gohr vraie, Mason Mason. cleared. Jan %
Schr Myiover, Brown. up...................Jan Jan as
6c'rJ Lee. Carr cleared. Jan 23
schr KanduskAag, Wyatt cleared. ........ Jan 20
schr Franklin, Swain. cleared. Jan 30
echr Hyne, GAlover, up...................F Feb l
schr Matthew Henney, ---, up.... Feb /
h0hr ~ y Huleos -----, up.
e. N3s59t PHILADELPHIA.
schr CLARA. Mulford. mp up-..........".... Jan "a
schr n r Baker. Rrewster. oleared. Ian 40
Schr Rachel heaxnAns ------s Feb
List OT SHIPPING
I'm the Fort or Characst0m. Fchrmary A..
v4sunns v,tpEn 100 TONS. AND srEAsssas coAsr1ne
wrgHM THE grAgn ExcBrTED.
A STEAMSHIPS. Ys& Y
Golden Horn, - IONS. Blacklin, at Kerr's wharf.
Tor Liverpool, loAding--R Mure q 90.
gtAtra (Br 88S toms, Way. In the Gtreaua for Eiv-
srpool, raady--N @ Bee b 90. I
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Agassiz, Louis
BALDWIN, Q H
Barnard, q
Barney, w 81 &
Co
Bacon, Thomas
Beichel, John
Bellinger. w II
Bischoff, j @ w
Bird, VIM E
Blant, Jealous
Rooth, w J
Bonom, John
(col'd)
Brightman, Capt
81 A
Brandt, John @
Buck, Capt Lu-
ther A
Butler, Maurice
Buck, Lorenzo II
Byrns, Michael
d
Calhoun, William
CARRIE, e @
Carrall, Thomas
Caldwell, G j P
Campbell, j q
Calvitt, j nj
Campbell, T l.
Chichem, Chas
Coles, w @
Cortis, John
Collins, Eo ward
Creaser. thomas
Cul tbs, j OF
Cuneo. Giovanni
Davis Il Co.
DAILY, Ed
Davis, william
Davis, r g. Co
Deal, Joseph g
p0noVar, W1i1am,
n !
Doughen, Janes|
Dycks, Daniel j
Eby, w |
Eldridge. J How
ard |
Feugas, n P \
Ferguson, Mr. |
Feidtner, Philip
Henry |
Firnmann, Jensl
Fiske. George WI
Forster, L |
rOSCer, Artnur
Foster, Charles |
G. |
Frater, BENZ M |
Frost, John |
(cord) |
Green, j B
Green, VIM II |
Grant, = p !
Guillerno, Sen |
D Col, &c |
Hanes. DiOniCiO
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Interior Cotton Markets,
SUM1FR, February q. About 1850 bales Of cotton
sold during the week. market closing heltey OWING
Q advance in Nsw Yo k. We quote TO-DAY at 23a
27M cts
NEWBERRY, Fobi uary 2-Cotton market quiet at
az cts.
MONTGOMERY. February 2.--Cottop market very
Arm ut 26M for low middnn.s.
ATLAEA. February a.--cotton active at 2sXa27c.
Receipts light.
MACON, February 2.--The market was rather
quiet to-day. buye not liking the figures; sales
were effected on tue basis Of for m ddl ngs
and tho market closed firm at those figures.
COLUM Us. FEBRUARY I--Mark 4 fat; NOMINAL
basis at 2jAa28Hc; outside warehouses only talea
25o; receipts 486 bales. E}-
COLOMBIA, February 8.--Cotton had On upws, 4
tendency yesterday. and I82 bales wee disposed Of
at iull p icea--rniddl,ng 28c.
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*Overland to manufacturers
NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
1853 bales Upland, from Mobile 1895 bales, from
Savannah 1850 bags Sea Island and 49,. bales Up-
land-and from Charleston 2132 bags Sea Island and
16S bales Upland, the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida. Texas and Savannah
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MQrine Mfws.


Port Of Charleston. February
, 1869-02-11
THE CoMSToCk-0RIER CASE,
Flfth Day # the Trial at Wnu-
keGan, ltifnols.
Arguments Of HoEs. Isaac n. Arnold an
Leonard SWEET.
Tho Case to DO Submitted to tho Jurv
To-Day.

B5 Oar Special Reporter.
WACK1aAN, ILL.,, Feb, H. ISB3
|What Will be thu verdict in the G1iCr ca4ef'' n
the universal question In Waakegan. The cx.
etteuaent Ia inteosc, and from ca,y morning until
tic elcsc OF the argument by Mr. Sxe.t, which
LATED f1om halfpast ~ O'Clock, with an hou,'s
.ntermlesion. ucul o'clock .. H., tho Cours
House waa bcsic7cd By eager hun ndreds, and bu!
coEparat1vcy sna1l number Of those who dc.
't1sd adnitt.nce effected their purpose. While
spsakfpg on tie matter, It may uo. be out Of
plAee to saJ teat Lake County staads eady
n n need OF 4 new Court House.
Tic present s:,uctu:e Is too mach thing Of TIC
past, anu when crowded, a. II has bsen during
the perdinG trial, IL scarcely IN improvement on
the famous black hole Of Calcutta. Like Couusy
contains rich and prosperous peop!s, aui Il
shon!d homer Itself by crccung d CoaYt Iiouse
Wcf1hy Of lt9 position.
AZ lne 1rlal draws to close the excitement he.
EiEs 20 trll slslbIT upon the ordinarily strong
sotst1tntion and rcrgrs nf Mrs Grtee and duripe
tho entire dsY sae has SAT almost mo.ionlo.r, wife
before ncr. Her s9ed mother. whuss noms Is in
Iowa. IL In attendance upon tic triat, and Al ehe
eits ny the slde OF hcr daughter, sscns equally
, ~; A,no!d resumed bis argument ut halr-pa.t
~ g1sk TH an1 T;fFsnS ana Ssn'nnsd 70 address
nd ase.scd t sua fedopadea az r1e.i1 s11
to the credit ot tho rprakcr. Mr., Swets ,bcu a..
eumed st tao word ios the defence. and exhausted
l4a euo)cct 10 u foMotcss bearing. Mr. SWt:t
did celsa!Lly III that coHsciontloup and hAlu-
Wofk,nE la"Icr could do. and on hls conclns1on
nuat have experienced pfos.rnt.on o! hath caind
tnd body. Although Mr. Kee1 deatle4 tv cou.
cindo tho eate this evening. Judge Williams, out
mill half.past o'clock 10 morro4 mornln9.
:!F. Rod will probably epcat until ten o'clock,
rhtn ~ cstc VII! be givrn 10 tho Jury. Az tho
''Tn'ccu ton hara concluded tho Gaze, aud pr4rfy
'""' 'womnu IL tnu city ia ncnnatnsnd
'"n merits and don1eritt Of thu
-snvaaHe1
Will bo ono 0. tho
- Haukurnu,
49,, q '''o city
- aaFa sttt!o ~ at.
, 1869-02-11
JACKSONVILLE,

More 4bout the Murder OF GfnerAl Nc
Conuel1-1hE Excitement Unaba&ed-
Arrest OF a Young Grocer on susp,-
cfun- Tho Funeral TO Take Place on
Friday.
Special Despatch TO The Chic ,go T.ihunc.
JAcKsosrnlr. ILL.,. Feb. 10.
The excitement throughout tic city In segsr1
10 the mysterious murter Of General Mcdonnell
cortinucs unaaated, ard the absence OF any real
deed E,yet TIC widest Fanre to conjecture lid
sSsSs y! t,,ea: ys:,s!fssy. e, nd ma! -!
h-s. of the Family. 1hcEu werc only swn pestors
vant Rirl. May Ryan. Many conjecture
that TIL Gcre'al WA a'..''ina'td because he was
IN n ,mpost.ns h"aaii in'ols,nr psop.r:y ie
.te nmoant Of several millions. ~ The scstloa Of
tas 5n.f. 6his > hrsnocm; no scw light WA 'hod
war most - atchlpg. During the afternoon ses.
eion the head Of the deceased VAS opened b. tho
SURGEONS, arl the ss.e.urra pnr.!on pho, ,Sfarh.
found. Evidently slx hlows, r.tacs Of :ae:: snii.
estut to have c*us"d death. wess dcal, TO tbs Dc.
fcnst}e1t septuaRenariap.
In Triuity Church {Ep!rcopal} re1. F.!d1y.
n,n1c, oG e. be ~ rsSsa e tao Me onns
aeieuton n. - wpe.. u oae e cn, "
3oute grocer, named Willttm 4, Noh!u1ou. 4
nete hsla b. tho deesated sgalc.t h,n
mu.dcr, and sumo, has It that he (Isohipsop} was
rern having Tho premises about the turpoacd
tina Of tho commission OF the crime. The note
IN question caInot be found. An interest calcp-
lator laid open npon the senatnt't ,Abiv Al the
timo Of tho atkeovesy ct tho body. "a II
Tho decrAsed had beau computing interest. This
s1!chi ciscauaatan.tal evidence has hecu thought
tuucient to 1pstif! his beng placed lc custody
.oIa thort nme. We shall probably Get some
, 1869-02-11

,ht,1ty.
TiiE,tnfn1 ,,,
,nie. ~ n,t, ~. ~.
n''". nnr' =, :! v.usr:! !ae totes -.
'e;rt' .r 1nasf p .@y ,hn Tvso1n,on
Mt niriEi LII n. v laso o11Un io tTnn.n no|oa9a: r.
~. 49, Mh, s' 80 VA "asu nv tuaso " "n!-
retss'' nr shst seu tpp,aa,e'l Hsnoesiauy
laI!itg ; o. aauon anu manifestations of un-
eo1fafsneni,' f,sins, !.r,r
III sg e po;nt r.; o. o o'dcr
9! oe!a nuasa ~ ,,n ~ ~. " nsaeI. Aosn4ua that
Mr; " VAN s,lr lioKS: l;: s asmana decison On the
Mr; D1cKkY. ! dease TO mako an inquiry
nnret ~ n iot tn1 Ssnae to duclae
lkE,lhiIHH nFFl :En; H.. Thai ts 70 question.
,oda,asnd,rp M n +:ferar ~ ~ H. oe sone mis-.
sh!s t'q, r. ,,o L r. generally undertook By mem.
LET aena,oH ~ ~ i,:4ngIr7rp nuSg W. px..,a
oD of dr9sr IN ~: Ms y wIfss1asnt t.se to
itea lie opp' stc siGs Of ihs nous.i 9fng W.T.,
& & order ~ is 1e9eWed' }sanuis ot "otdsr:'| As.
ristadsEtLlriou's os wilder, oEdes," from the
1he ~, ~ VEnlSha declared that ev-
Mr BRoOYAfi III. flcsidc',:1 vo,. =,
snnw cnd ,hrre ~ baIf .,ny.n h.,o 1,s "aas 10
70 s key. y. Mhat authority son have to dc15 INT
FHRsIit9Sa; nFFrcEn. va or, ,-o.o,,,.
usd*s e. eonea1leat resolution of sese Soairss
erri.4. With. A|@ ~" Su'' WE so"'' oe PFo'
Mr RFiiflNArr p,, 5oo. ~,
r.aal-,1on ~. 80 - ~ e9e9 ~ euncnHcnt
tn nrsr ~ ~ y, - M 1eLes-lae "n3t Is
IL No rc.nnr vr ~ a1csnt ~ ~ oc f-o,
ruaIe 10 tsi. onestipn' oSA Hoa 1nc ea4eA was
Mr.. TANKS, msEinr an a,trmnt m ,h-,u ou
m Ike trannjrd ws,aIs s.sad sava ~ - .aruM ess ~.
snopesi1nn. Which he thnnrht wauId ts1,a[a ~
-, Esrtion rrnr ~. aiMrntt -, t,h ~ tue
1intrn ''oA "0A' 'Ne oAeo'"1 Ill "uien II "As
~ ~ ~ oF1,pnrnGr oh,er,ed SAVING b, var..a.
f,e frn1. $40 Ihat Il eycrtnoaS va, ~ co,nS ~
ri,sh IN 1bc. shon i II! naye m canal tatt sh,nce
The pHESif,iSG DFFI(ER ilhsacr,on y:
usir M drhsf. - IN ,,Ttsr srt. rots ,S,ti ~, T..
eonn,ed srecrdinr 10 thc reso.niinn '''e VIA 's
Nj. HESTON. iArlde but asr1nq,v.1 You
TIE FkEs1D1Si OFFICER. The tellcrs will
cltf fra;ed bT tic oupos;tion.
III HANKs nehin cssaved ia restnra o-dar and
| traruuiity, but bis words Of psoce Wc;n mt mt
Mi. WOOD i,upsueutlY,) Let the Chair do II.
| duty, idcmand / count. '' '1' = AS't' w ''7
| III. BTTLEn. Nj President. n,nre the ron.
yertinn disaolga and ,he ST. ale hsye ieag+ ~ ~
/ ,nrr fE.rue7rnf ~ =" 49,
| Mr R!N;fINN' c,n III, oent,emen tc
| order. ~
| MIR woon Gnon with the ronrt
Nj. sHKfiAHARpEK. iwhn was tY,tnc N
have crdcr restored |. went aue:17 tn the clrt's
| tr:E srn anvoesse1 aha r5nrsn .hst shnnt3 -
, 1869-02-11

ate can retire tc consider that objection. (3r,es
,s:.iae1 s,fist Il.
gust hc1v: bnt i can't ru!c here.
Mr. ELDRlpGE uocuiarly}. Woald 1t be ir
6UTEs Il I'd 9sasn
aEa!s insist upon NJ appeal from the decision Of
fEE.iDlSG OFFICER. Tho Chair h.. d..
cited that an sppesi can't be enter:al1ed in til.
~, Sr: BUTLER. Fsen ttks decision 1take az
,PREsD1S6 oFF1cER-ghs chd. decades
~ g. u raS ~ sai1e Wa5 Shoats Of laaghter.]
OBJECTION Of the gentleman NON A.s.aehnset:s,
# Fl :9,h }n haas,s saa thoy could proceed W.
That . good :" j" rhat IN ripht.T1
Tho PRESIDING OFFICER with an tm,e,-
aroauae H., mannes The Chair declines 70
:. no." and ''Yee,'' " 5es.'' sna grsst confnsfon
Is. BGT1ER. 1.ppeal,tom the decision o, the
wcodl W Win 100 Vhe,hef ~ &c y hays % suv 81 ne5i:
presdny aeef haa nst % sSG r.
bater. aEd sdarcBs:r1 the tcers. VINO TcJo
tstlst tloR 10 cbcr1. TITO o.c:lcrs xlIlmakc ou1 a
~; Dt1LER Gce.e.miEcdiyl. Doss thc chair
s015ain tsa ~ ~, ~ rtctolas,Hns t;t
fvi. considerably nnnoscd DO ao i,snis,,n; a. hS
II NJ; n. ~ TIER Then appc,! from thu de:isi,h
rEEsinINe OFFICER. The Chair doc, net
nsns tIona ,bs stpstoraa &c of he cnassSer. nsS
ba A. nGInEE 11s, r o;ss 9ees a. ch,tr
oycrrutc shtR Houte. ries Of "Ordsr. Ord-rI @ =
nom The sez zs,o1i.l side Of ,he chsm6erss sa, a.d
eaSGu. z sRemenf 4 M rem ths opposite side j
at FANSs"oKfu. rtae to a question Of
Mr:: BUTLER without allowing Ar. Pazn..
worth 10 60 On with his question oi order, and
ss s1RsfiEE e EEod f's hts sn W. "a
70 ~: Il do cot understsna tbs. the RepF:sena
s!ools oi VEdet.l l ra!so the question Of Or
der. Sir, think The deelsioa Of t6o senate shan
Boues .na 1e oTdS, aSd =
nT Ss' sta's'oDs s.9a1s a,n g. Do es:, oeaa:!
essiiemen "How e eoo0s!9a oo son,,ounS ana
addrcreing The presiding oflcel, (who seemed
ann was rilen'y wthios to Be- baek in thc auIct
anr sedato SENATE cbnmoef}, "Shau NO hsy.: Ihis
ut tseemly scene!"
The presiding otncer Only answered TINT debate
T. M{ III If;SH: tf.es,as ac5s !nps.u.n, ..a
SFF I'll ILL., Be ss 9ene0 nfs .
to5 debaticg he vii! sake his Rens.
my Eli dte~ loftl lauEh and applause
"h!"h pcrmed to inspire the presidiur otIlccr
"!lh Krrat conrsgo TO meet and resist the attack,
BIZ. Bu fLEk. 1 nm not debating. / appeal
frun thr decision OF tue Chatr.
PRESIDING OFFICER {curtiy). The apucal l..
net e1kefta1LCd,
Mr. BUTLER Tin an appealing. though by no
tIur, ~ ~'
lie PRESIDING OFFICER {dcafto Al, su.h
@'"l*) ngatn directed tho lellers 10 70 pu wtth
-"at.scd In addressing tho
~aa no. A
, 1869-02-11
NEW YORK.
tp<c1A Despatch to The Chicago Tsia1ne,
Nx- v.rv IT. .,

bp<cin Despatch to The Chicago T,ia7ne.
new Tonx, Feb. 10,
n1oADW4r RAILROAD ELL
It's a:atcd that Jay Gould lnd lc.dlpe asn-
Aeere OF tie Erie Railroad are organizing Broad
way Railroad bill, which will be introduced fnto
tsc Lsglel.tuse vcry soon.
SALE Or CANALS ADVOCATED.
The 6te.azg AoH cdito.1altr 1dyocue. the .,,c
o. Canals - 1nears 0! facilitating t.sde With The
West, and Diminishing otac1al Corruption,
TIE AzAL ACRDxFIn or RooIRs taorsr~o
In cerst to-day Judge Barnard deel,,cd tho ,xo
LoGare Innocent ct tho Rogers r7urd r. a-t s,fd
the real nnrtere1 had been arrested and Hopld b.
tined tumcdia'clv,
1SpkrEsDRN. noAhD or srpcE Rpnxr..
lnfse ~ata nee'trg Of the new 1naen.nden,
boaFc ot Stock Brokers to dsy. No bushes. xas
cone further than to adjourn until Saturday.
Ihe Mining b"ard to.day. by vote Of "a IN ~
leiused 10 call Erie. 1t Is understood that mi.
ius.l "as obtained By the ,raucncs Of p,r.ic. in,
tesffttd IN the bear movement RECENTLY ro...
mscesd III that stock. @'1'
akAs1 OPERATIONS II BONDS AND cn,n
VSe1 $1,000 600 IN government bond, h..a
oeen shipped In the past two weeks. T-,n.,r.
s4ofs n tonds to-day were heavy, and onr,,r,or,
IN gold were large. Ono opesator m rchs,.d
aoen' mo millions, and broker, xha de.i: n,
, 1869-02-11
CONGRESSIONAL.
HAadlAasoA, Feb. 10.

SENATE.
roL1z1oAL pIsAbrLrr1Ks.
~. SuMffK Presented pet1r,on of cittxens
q VS.. Virginia for the ,ennsa! Of pu1sucl dis
CREDENTIALS.
nj. WHTrk, Presented The credentials Of his
ssscsss,5' W. T. Hamilton, Senator elect lo@
svEANau1r SUBSIDY ELL.
NJ. RAMSEY called ur tho jolnt rcsolstson
nm r. ana eesl37sto1y Of acs 70 essnh
1sfk fnd Eurole. which Wa read.
:; e ,at9 s1stf M
eo'esumert bonds before ths coapsny M m hsd Begun IN
RAasE3 'isfds III ,ks s:'isIi 81: ~, designed to
!u!ihcf A1es'eaa interests TIC a:aount q. uonss
f. Essn va oased upon the ses postage. and when
list Pot oonas u.aeT tho act, ssey
"cfo tctuset. TIC Senate vel knew there was
not e. single line OF American s!eamsnips to
which he thought would remove Ill o;jecuon..
The bill HAs then laid oEer.
Mr. Ronrn7Si,S 1;ssEhIasnacf in;I n e" h, IN N.
right olway 10 The Memphis j: Ell pa=o NaI.osd
Coz paDy.
On mos,on Of Mt. SHERMAN, the bill to allow
Irrrnal kcrenue the pay Of Collectors ana AS
fcssere when they perform the duties Of those ot-
dcee, IN caees Fcete there Is no Collector or As-
sseso1, vas ttr up nnt rss7cd.
A1.snkRMAS moved 70 take up the House bill
10 Eseuis.s Tie apl.aiestacns anc Inspection OF
lEFofts IN ctFsain c4scs. Carried.
coCE11E1 TIE ELEcTcHAL VOTE.
lhe OIL wsR briefly discussed ny Messrs.
HOWE ard SIBERIAN. when at l9yy ames-
~; Eae ,Ss as ssSs'Fsd from ,ee H:u4c annaansipg
sa,pese q Counting t.e electoral vuts for Pse=i-
efs1 H. 'nd %oRTi2 n39S f2FcTidsnt radsnS ..o,
the HcuFe. Carried. So at 1876 tie senate pro-
ecedeu to the Houec.