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New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
APPOINTMENTS IN THE NATIONAL GUARD Oh
- kEN-YORK.

The following named officers have been COM
mssioncd by the COmmander-nC Chief in the National
of the State OF NewYork from Jan l. sG9 TO Jan
l6, 1869: -,
ohb H. Leyereh Assistant Paymssterdenera n t. Win ranE
IIr,i Brigads Of Cavat-Pr,dsc Heer Assistant Adunt
Robert Woodward Leonard Brigade Inspector With rank from Jan
1903 vice 2redet lleisI promoted AndIsw Bon BRIGADE
Kngnesr with Ilni from Ji og wee n@ y @ M"s PiTmStsa &
HAnes IT, deCamp Cspnl with rank from Jan 2 1869 vice
Andew Barston promotd Julian H. heteIt Ait camp trst
Leutsnn with rank from Jan 1862 vice Wn hAnes r pro
Eerenn Broad-s Gilbert Bvass Addecamp tPs Lieutenani
with Jan. g. 1862 Iee Prabcs Rhodes promoted
Of IintVJohn H. PAnnes Quartefmise with
Oct 1o 1868 TSpPan loullsy resigned John Howard
With rank from O 90 lH63orgnal
Garrett Roach Rt Lieutenant with rspk from Nov 10
lG9oHgni George g. hAienh Second L'a'anAuh with ranh
from Nov -, ltGa, we Garrett Roach promoted ,,,.
Ninth isymenf Of faI1nrv-Lou amerey Second Lieutenant
with rank from Deeember Ga vice John lluyer resigned
Eiastsch Regmeat 0l InhI yohn lcfsihger second Lien
tenant with rank on December Jl ooS so "'oe '~oA'' ~
Trsniy irs igimei Of Tsniy-H Herbert Hoslns GaRaln,
sesman H.t sutspan With AsL fon January H. 1862 e' H. a.
HogiRs. promoted. -, d.. r s,...tn,.h coion.i
I'm n sm JssSSy s. 1909 John J. Leroy rsgusd James W.
Cunck Lieut. Colonel With rsnk hon ysnna IooV we
sssspf eesa & wss ~ CasaeL promoted William X Barlow, AuAat
With fanE January II 1907 IsaPPsatesnc n"sf
capa3 WITH r.Sl irO1 1ssssy & VI i oR J.nsa - 1852 vice
Robert Wright promoted william ris . Second h,0nAn VIZ"
rsRs isos R,1uSri Of Islnir Lewis Capitals With
r.ps S& Dscebsr 1884, vice Peter PsT,oo rsdsnsd 9 SsT %
,T'In @ Ls1s' P.aI Parsley Second Lssssan With
from DsessLsi a vice s, CrO'Ls, r,nsy'S hon Dolnel With
yua hgl.s'& & e s I'm sb ~ "HS s,S PTsdseE
q Lsusr Fr, Leuenin With rank rom December ~ Bos % S
5k,F ssaeS I: :g ~ oSa Sa Il woS SSeISS pTmoa
T hgaeni e hnh e b0, ASuISSs a
f@ jan lcc!: ns" spgos',Is % niTe% L. 0f'Hs
EOlflrd Regiment u iNfihIrE-soEn9Gf UIsh CaPsas ''9A
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
ARMY GAzErfE.

WAsHISGTON, Jan 22-Ihe following changes
the stations Oft A aud 9th Regiments Of The United
States Afilrry; go,
Wr,t F Srcoute Headquarters OF the 5h Artillery vii be
i-rred to Adams Newport T. Thihe Geld officers eTeP'
lie comm sns will be assigned 20 stations by the DT
sion and Department respectively The Companies belong
ng ID Regiment Of ARTILLERY will be stationed as follows; First
Companies aud NJ Fort Jefferson. Dry Iotugas fa
Companies b and at Key West Fiat Company, - Az
Dausrcas Fla The following Companies OF the 81 Artiley
vii proceed by rail 90 the places designated; Company
90 Port Johnson and Company II to Fort haeon n The
Newport await assignment BY tho Iegnsna eos|Inas %
y COMPANY B. Fort Johnson Company II, al For
G. Conpauy West; Company g. at Barranea F anu
Com panirs r. and M al TortngAs Fla COMPANY a. ~
Az Eork viii he relieve company degpstedw by the
u the First Military D,e. his arrival a. Fort Aama
maning officer of ARTILLERY will distribute Dis yh
10 Fert Adams companiesi to Fort Waren poon
three companies Fort independence Boston nlo o.
TO Fort Proble, Portland, oGe COMPANY 10 70" ou' "
comp
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23

good Secretary OF the Treasury He in favor o. decd
Ing all the land back the Indians and let the Indians
assume the national debt This would certalny 6e
cuties Peabody is o well meaning man, OF mnch
principles upon which lie has realized great aeal or
working harm Men who in comfortable creun-
stances before that donation was made, feduceu hen
ton of the legacy thereby setting very bad example
indeed. Fisk is n wemcanng man-tOward IIsh. ho
hns c,t versatility of TALENT and big railroad
an opera house and The Springfield RePu1hean an % a.
once He Is not temperance man exactly, but ne dOh
take bs bo,rIs so mnc as lac did. There is great deal
Of useless talk abou Mornsseys having been IN the
ring" Member Of Congress who isn't In some sort OF
" ring nowadays is very rare. indeed and there are
few OF those rings respectable As the prze-ring
Rig men have helped MorriSscy 10 fortune His club
house IL said be the house that IdndeTbtH Yours
&c FAT Contributor, CiHctRnah Times.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
TIE NEXT WAR IN AMERICA.

To the Bditor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The war of women against whisky has
commenced in Perrysyie, Ashland County, Ohio Aman
opened rumshop in that place recently and the women
did not like It, They proposed to buy him out but, as he
intended build up large trade he refused to sell The
women however determined that he should not re-
mann aud so, since he refused tho very liberal terms
they offered they formed In ne and with axes on their
shoulders marched his place and deliberately broke
In tho heads Of all ms barrels or course the man was
angry and brought suit in the County Court but was
beaten after mourning heavy expense. The people OF
this part OF Ohio honestly think that the noxt War in this
country will be between the women and whisky; and
fhoug ef3 may hot be much blood shed, you may rest
assured rum win flow freely in the CUTTERS As the
women OF Ashland County have taken the matter III
hand once before claim TO have fOuSht ue bunAef
Hill OF the Rev olution. DELLA
GhInlld Ohio. lam. lN. 1902
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
THE HUDSON COUNTY BoULEvARDs.

The special meeting of the Hudson County
Freehoders in reference to the boulevard bi was held
yesterday. The morning session occupied in hear.
ing the report Of the Commissioners synopsis Of which
has already been presented At the conclusion OF the
reading Of the report the meeting adjourned for DIN
ner On the reassembling or the Board al
o'clock motion offered and adopted that
all citizens present be heard upon the sub
Ject Peter Bentley esq, made the principal
speech, faYOring the construction Of the BOule-
wards. and enumeratng tho advantages 70 result
from the construction OF the roads. The only
opposition elected in relation to the central road
from the Courlouse to the north end Of the county.
The opinion OF several gentlemen present that the
central road was unnecessary. Others advocated the
road far rs West HOb0ken, where they thought it
should stop, only two roads being continued thence to
the north end OF the county Mr. Bonn, the President Of
the Commissioners, spoke in favor Of the BILL explaining
PROVISIONS An amendment was adopted to the effect
that horse railroad should be permitted to run parallel
with the road than 200 yards, after which the bill
aud report adopted by vote Of the Board. The
map, bill, and report then referred to the Comms
sioers and the Committee Legislative Affairs. The
consolidation matter briefly reported upon, the Com
mttee briefly stating that the bill was not yet printed,
but would be IN a few days.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

LATEST GENERAL NEWs-BY TELEGRAPH.
Gen. Sherman has been quite sick at st.
LOUIS for several days past
The Hon. Seth Amcs was qualified yes
terday as OF the Justices OF the supreme JUDICIAL
Court OF Massachusetts
The Central Pacific Railroad is completed
10 point 2l miles beyond Elko, and iSl miles east of
Sacramento
The Hon. s. NJ. Megonigle of Cape May
died very suddenly yesterday m0rping AZ the American
Hotel. al Trenton ~ ~. -: 42E.. ~. 4l-
THE hr,,s Colorado was appraised at Key
Wa- yesterday, 1900, and her cargo fol SVo: sa'
wage at % per cent WAS awarded 2 los
Late Arizona advices state that sickness
~ mall gnant type prevailed ut Tucson Almost every
S,o IN that place had been attacked, and many had
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
noNRsTtC MARKETS.

o,,.u Jan 22-COion-ReceptA TO day 6JjJ bales ofthe
9e no bales; 2al41 bales Exports to-day 9oS9
Ssss ss 90 Great Britain 9s9S bales w. the Continent 9sa2
eA,est "so,riso nfS3 bales Stock baud R0ZO bales
s.,i . toisy bas' week, 2a0Oo bales Market opened
Advanced Gle eaped and closed dull At yesterdays rates
as, 28Ie Gold l36L Sterling Exchange 4a Commercial itI0
9 New York ghs discount Sugar aetlys Common lot oloic
pn. I7,ci Yellow Clarified, l9lilc Moaea seivei Com
mon 6odSic, Prime 67d60c Choice, tlaa Flour arm.ri
Az so6S Corn scarce White aud Yellow, eoe Oats fmsr
az 6Ta7oc Bran advanced Hay qaissi Prime pi -
isI Cesr SIDES ioc Lard In active demands TeTee, 30e keg
aa WHISKY Western Reetlasd a Gel oA ccaes arm PA ~
Tblsie Prime, l6i 0lIlc - -. -. =.
ISsrnoo NsWYok B53 bales Boston 19 ales
Porand bales 60 NeWreaas Al baei stock on band is
h Market closed Qaet easier rates. Good to OrdnAyi se'
AGO bales =. -, =. - &C.,, - ala. go
haes Mddlng l8c Receipts 1850 HIports-Contw oo' pAeA
SAN PEIscoo jan Four dull a. ~ 1ea $s % 'he ste.@et
700 bills for NWYOrk Nheatsaes ohPPng
Al al 10 market dull aud prices nominal Lsg. Ieae
RsvANsAH Ga JAa 12Cooa opened aesdy Ane oosoa s"h
Aidlup 93ie sales 100 bales receipts so bales a., -,
MoBiLH observation-disclosures Of the week o hsesi e
0eI 70 6ns ils bas 80 other t.a pOr uoa'i coast
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
THE REV. E. II. CHAPLIN ON SOCIAL FORCES.

Steinway Hall was filled to its utmost capae-
fly on Thursday evening. by audience assembled to
listen to Social Forces by the Rev. f. H. Cha
PIN before the General Society OF Mechanics and Trades
men The lectures before the Society for the season Of
1862 have been unusually interesting The lecturers.
r. A. Conklng, esq., the Rev. f. @. Ever, the Rev. A. d.
Thompson Wendell Phillips. John B. Cough, ESQ.,, and
the Rev. H. H. Chapn have respectfully addressed large
and apprecatye audiences. The Society OF Mechanics
and Tradesmen composed In tho main OF men OF the fore
most position as 70 wealth and standlng as Mechanles
tive lecturers. Tho lecturer last evening opened
among the Alps is struck with tho magnificent
beauty OF the glacier reaching from valleys
with yerduro 10 gtterng poaks and with tho re-
hection that this great mass moved 30 In society as w
nature reslstoss forces, moving Iio would
divide his lecture into three parJs; The Mechanical
Forces the Intellectual F0geess aud Tie Moral Forces
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
WI. R. CUMMINGS.

Mr.. Wm. II. Cummings of Jamaica, who has
been recommended by the President for Assessor OF In
ernal Revenue for the First District Of NewYork has
been Acting Assessor OF the District since the 4th Of
March, 1857 and has had charge of division during the
same time, although drawing only the pay Of an AS
sstant Assessor, thus saving to the Government the pay
that would have been received by Assessor Mr. Cum
mings has filed his Office accepably 10 the public and
tho Government and is we'll ndorsed BY the leading Re-
pubcans Of the District He has also good record.
having served in command Of battery with distinction
during the war.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
pREvrNTIoY OF cRUEITiY no ANIMALS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. GA large meeting of
the friends of humanity was held this evening at the
Academy OF Music under the auspices Of the Pcnnsyya-
mia Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals.
Among the audience the most prominent citizens Of
philadelphia and great interest manifested In the
proceedings After brief opening speech by Mr. VIM.
A. Porter, MIR. Henry BeTgh, President OF the
American Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals was introduced and received with
warm demonstrations OF respect Mr. Bergh made long
address Among the practical recommendations which
he proposed one to sporsmen to give percentage
of Die prizes gained the 60 erect hospital In
which racers which became disabled could be cared for
until they died.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23

Warner First Lieutenant Henry Lindsay Second Leuenaut and With
ranks from Sept g. 1863 originals John Warner Captain With from
Dee 2 1863 Birch promoted; Henry Lindsay First Lieu
teuins with rank 1865 Jobn Warner promod Leslie
More Second Lieutenant with rank from Dec 2 lSo vice Henry
Lntsav, promoted
The following designations Of officers have been ac
cepted:
6rgsde General George Palmer COnms'a General Of Ord
nance, Jan. 4. 1863
IhyA Regiment Of I'rntrFirst Lieutenant E. L. Wait jan
Forvurth Regiment Of IarInt-Pr Lieutenant william Har
MS Jan 49, 1862
ForyeOhh Regiment Of If1RtryFrst Lieutenant Henry Chand
Ter Jsn. l56g
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
MRS. HARMAN IN MALE ATTIRE.

To The Edlt0r OF INC IrlOHhe,
SIR: | ask permission through your columns
10 correct statement which appeared in your of
the GOTH that Mrs Harman attended the Woman5 Rights
Convention in Washington the 10th, in "male attire"
Mrs Harman is Of the physicians Of Eastern HY.
geian Home mt Florence Heights, n. j. and one OF the
Professors Of the New-York anTherapeutic Col
legethe only antidrng Medical College In the world
and medical students from nearly oil parts OF he c0u-
partly on account OF teachings duo TO the college,
10 myself President OF that college 70 the cause wch
she so ably advocates and so consistently lives TO TRUTH
and 10 her reputation that the said statement be contra
dicted DR. Harman does not wear male attire nor does
she wear any dress that any person would mistake for
male attire unless he chose to be mistaken.
Il. L. TRAIL, NJ. d. No. 95 Sixth-aye.
NeiC. York, Jan. u.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
MUSIC.

Mrs. Annie Thomas Cleveland VIII give a
Concert the Brooklyn Atheneum, Monday evening
next the 25th ns assisted by Mr Frank Glider pianist
Master Hegemen, the soprano boy-snger; Messrs Cad
ley. tenor and Daon bass Mrs. Cleveland possesses
superior voice. and cultivated musician She win
be aided by young lady amateur who is gifted with
good soprano voice. Mr. s Lasar is the accompanist
MUSICAL NOTES.
The second Matinee performance of L'Qil
Creve Will be given this afternoon tho Theatre Fran
Gals, beginning at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
ANNEKE 1ANs HOGARDus.

Tho Committee of Twenty, TO whom IS ~.
trusted tho prosecution OF the claims Of the MRS Oh
Anneke joys Pogarda. q he Trinity Church property
New.YOrk bad feeuht meeting IN Newark Regulations
were adopted rGatSe assessments aud disbursements
OF funds and circular Issued To tho heirs. assuring
them the wisdom OF trusting tho affairs TO Committee
OF Twenty, representing every state IN which there arc
heirs censurng tho counsel who has for the past two
years been acting for OF tho heirs and pedgng
that tic Committee will prosecute tho claims OF the heirs
with due speed and necessary to the highest judicial
tribunal known TO the Constitution.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
Branford Lock Works

Editors " H. Palladium:
that an
amount has been placed upon the
BKAAFoRD Lock WORKS
BY Hartford parties
The facts are that few months since the Company sued one Josk
Okes ofhewlok for debts them Angry al this Oakes ss 70
Gently sued tue Company fictitious balance OF account and o s
use Of petty patent IN which claims interest and upon Tiers
suits be mas attached 70 the thousand d0larA
The BRANFORD WORKS
have bona fde possbs
claims Of his
The Company any one and except the above
Is not likely to be In litigation with suy one
Your informant mistaken about parties being from Hartford
10 with here.
The Company was never In prosperous condition thso a
present ard amply able 10 take enemies
creditors
TROsAs KESSEDY.
Bradford, Conn., Jan. l6 1862
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
CHESS TOURNAMENT.

The chess tournament at Licders Cafe
Europa presented lively appearance last night every
table being occupied. About forty games were played
making in all 800 games. The question Of most OF the
prizes pretty definitely understood there being no
doubt but that Mr.. DelmaP will take tho first, Mr..
Randegger the second Dr. Barnard the third and Mr.
Moore the fourth prizes the others being in doubt The
most interesting OF the tournament was played be-
tween Mr.. Randegger and Dr. Leon, the Doctor coming
~ r-f,f
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
FREIGnTs BETWEEN ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. GA meeting of mer-
chants was held at the Southern Hotel last night to con-
slider the question Of frcghts between Hew-York and
other Eastern cities and st. Louis The great dscrmina-
ton made by railroad companies against 81 Louis ana III
favor OF Cincinnati Chicago, and other western ctce,
was shown and association formed under the tie OF
"The Merchants Protective Freight Union of ST. Louis
Measures put into operation for effectively carrying
out the object OF The Union. An agency Is To be esth
gled In New-YOrk, and agent sent thcro TO deal az
rectly with the railroad and express companies ana de
mand the same advantages st. Louis merchants as are
nccOrded 10 those OF other cities.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
GRANT GIVES SOME OPINIONS on CELEBRITIES
- - EEYER BEFORE PUBLISHED.

WASHINGTON, Jan. i6-l have just had an
interview with Gen. Grant and obtained some Of his
ideas Of public men, not given In the opinion published
In The heW York WOid which / herewith send you:
Ben. Franklin Is unqucstOnably a rapid type6tIcker.
and h enterprise In collecting the latest renders
him Invaluable 20 almanac, but he ~ visionary. His
theoy about ghtnngrods protecting houses and barns
during thundertOrin s OF the most absurd things
ever heard Of. Old Parr IS a young OF brilliant
talents and ambitions but hc ought TO take better OF
himself fear that nc s hastening 20 early grave,
Washington is al efficient General Of Militia and OF
mort civil engineers. Many have censured him for
that little affair with his fathers cherry tree, but think
II Is time for us 10 LaB Ne hQeheL have
Webster vet though have read his dictionary. II Is
not surprising that man OF so many WOrdeOuldn
be Presldent Geo Francis Train Is one Of Our most
noble women His appeals IN behalf OF her sex are both
powerful aud convincing No one can read her speeches
without being convinced no onght 20 vote Brick Pome-
is the modern Alexander the Great weeping because
4here arc DO more Worlds % conquer hhet proheth u
man though Nc gam the Whole World and loso both his
daily and weekly crculationl have no ldea oi remoy-
ing Hasby" from the pOstolnee lie nus DC az
ta addition 70 tho revenue Of the Depaftment Tor ms
"letefs pass through every pOstOhiee IN lbe Ohlte
States. Bingham Young Is multldnnlnous husDah ahu
numerous fatheP who certainly done great aea
for Utah How far he IL going 90 be allowed W shs
United states rem9ins 10 be seen. J y - NY ~
~ he uIiglt be- am not sure hos ia "eaiA ihaAo
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
THE INDIANS.

THE ATTACK on BLACK KETTLES CAMP.
ST. Louis. Jan. 22-The Republican this morn
ing discusses the question TO whether Gen. sherdans
dpstructou OF Black Kettles camp massacre, or
whether it was justified by the former conduct OF the
Indians with considerable diversity Of statement ana
calls upon Congress To appoint speeial committee 10
thoroughly inyest gate the subject
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
M1RRIED-

THURSDAY Jan a. the residences
Otho parents by the Rey Geo H. WhRey assisted b. tbs
Rev DenHiston Henry M DeBuisou u Navy Bmms
J., daughter Of Charles X Dusenbuy ofJersey City
GOODNOW-TAYLOR-0n Thursday, Jan a. 81 AIMS Cbureh
Eghteeh By the Rev Dr. GaaGdet assisted By the Rev Mr.
Benjamin. Capt Ira GoolnOw Mrs Lawrence Taylor both Of this
city.
oODSPEEDFRAZER-O Thursday Jan. 81. by the Rev A. s
Mr. Frank C. Goodspeed Of Flora PahS 70 and As
SUSIE daughter OF r. g. Frazer, ESQ., OF ofHaYerstraw n L.
LR-HAYNR-Near Shrub Oak y Wednesday the 2oh Dst.
by the Rev w. Smith, hr james Lee Of Peekski, N T. to
Miss Isabe Hayne Of Shrub Oak.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23

DIED.
BlKERIn BooLy9 D. on Friday morning. jan a. Joseph Aer
Notice of funeral hereafter
BARBBR-Or Tuesday 49, D. wife Of B. Barber 10 tbs
The relative. family respectfully invited attend
late residence No IL Irving place at o'clock
Suud tie 2ih inst The remains will be taken to Hartford Coma
10 o. S5s,i M@nd.y d.y.1. ioT IItsTs lIsnneas eo6,
cAswRLIon Fy evening Jan a. En C. casvsn daughter d
>. the late william caswel q Newport, R. ,s.,r
Casvel respectfully invited to attend her funeral from rag
without further invitation
coSDdT1At BSeSton y WEDNESDAY Jan 49, 1852 Swain
daughter Of Thomas H. aud Jane T. Cumming aged year months
TIE relative. friends ths family respectfully invited attend
the funeral Om the Second Reformed ChuFe hAksn'ah Sunday
DBzARNAULD-oa Thursday the inst Louis Derr.uM only
P3ae Satars I a. from ibe residence q bis uncle coraeu.
Var Worst 1853 wayues. Jersey City. a. o'clock The
relatives aud friends Of the family invited to attend
GoODYEARoI TSssiay jan 1862 At No la King Hsnr Road
Londoo FAno widow ss y. f e.. cns w GSc9 %
dell esq, Of London, aged 81 years
GRAY-On THURSDAY Jan g. at the residence Of her suE Wei
nson Lee MrA Amy W. Cray widow Of the late Dr. Gray Of
FaHs saturday Jan 30 at IL O'Clock from No 'I' Eas' NSs
HOwLAND-on Friday Jan a. susan widow Benjamin Iorland
The friends family invited attend @ 'Gst,
Js, " the IfnSs de oS 81 her % iCH 3 sS. & 4, 81 t ~ %
remains will be taken to POughkeepse for intsrment
YDR-On THURSDAY morning Jan a. Cabahns A. Wfe Of The late
simeon HYDE ot6ls city, daughter Of George Cleveland. Middle
The S G "a and @ & ofe fany sre invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence Ella West MeS1n1 oG ssurdsy hs
2l inst II O'Clock m. Cars leave the Harlem Railroad Dep9
Twenty siIthst for Merose Station at O4 O'clock a. H.
MoRTIMER-on THURSDAY morning. Jan ~ Catherine t. wife Of
Mortimer IT, and daughter Of the late Thomas horion sga
Is
the funeral from residence No. 264 FsVe, on MONDAY JAN
IS. at 10y o'clock m.
MONRoB-On Thursday morning. Jan a. Elizabeth H. wife OF E6sn
The friends Of The family invited attend the funeral from her late
rseues West Thirty st. Saturday the 2t inst
2 o'clock p. m.
sHUMwAY-on Friday a. 1862 Murle ShumVay n bis S1L
year a,,
inst at ln o'clock D. The relatives sud eats respectfully
invited attend without further .Ouee ~-2.- 10 }
sKtSNBRAt Y5ofsr " Thursday Jan 2l Mary Psncss
daughter o HaeyOne and Eliza C. skinner aged ysau months
and daya
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited snl
the funeral h tie Westminster Church Saturday Jan 90 "A
QcloSa p m
wO0DA Huntingdon LOHg Island wo4n.aay Jan 90 James
Wood
The relatives invited to tud bis funeral sundAy
the 2th inst at o'clock M al Huntingdon Without mr'oe
motto
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23

wise bales StOck hsnd S. s1 bales 5s Of The week S
bales, to-day go bales MdSsgs 2c market quiet and dal T
cepts 328 bales; exports 2J1 bales
Ca Jan ZCoton duls sales Of 800 baes reeepA
800 bales: Mddings 21te
WILsISeToN n c. Jan 22Sprlts T1rpentiue s0d5c
81 Crude Turpentne tm Al ~ % 10 ~ DO Tss
firm a % 35 Cotton quiet bildlbgs Be
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
POLITICAL.
INDIANA.

ELECTION or A UNITED STATES SENATOR.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Jan. 22.-A caucus of
Iopubicau members OF the Legislature was held tins
morning Mr.. Cumback's name was withdrawn, ana the
Hon. D. d. Pratt OF Logansport Ind was nominated for
Senator and elected in the Joint Convention at noon
The for Mr. Pratt was So Hendricks co. absent ana
paired of, 7.
The Hon. Daniel D. Pratt is a member Of the XLlst
Congress having received 1898 to 1896 for Nathan
Ross, Democrat. Mr.. 7. is resident OF Logansport
where he has resided for the past 80 years He is one OF
the oldest and ablcs lawyers in the State but his expert
ence in public affairs does not extend beyond couple OF
years service in the State Legislature. He is about 80
years of age and weighs about 400 pounds and will no
doubt prove to be the weghy member Of the Senate
since the days OF Dixon IL. Lewis. Alabamas great
Senator.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-23
THE STATE or TRADE.
vysr INDIA MARKETS.

:, o, snsr armer with better feeling IN the market
~ na,ch Snd,r L quoted at st reals strobe Ehehange-on
io. prcininmi on far l13 psr Vn
I ss. 40 days sight In currency 1a0 eenI dseoan' IN
& aiI ~ cent premium. Specie e@9t per eens premium