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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
VERMILYE & Co.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE
80 YEAR PER CENT BONDS.
The railroad connecting Louisville and Nashville,
Kentucky, is with its branches 867 miles in length.
The cost of the road and equipments has been 49,,
$4,000. It's bonded debt is but s294OOO. Its stock
pays eight per cent dividends, and the Company has
never failed to meet all liabilities at maturity.
The road has been in successful operation many
years, and is doing large and steadily increasing
business. The Income account for the fiscal year
ending 30th Of June, 1862 stands Gross Earnings,
1881 13S IS; Expenses, $1,3l9461 79 NET EARNINGS
$l.O31676 rs. The INCREASED EARNINGS of July,
August and September, 1862 over those of the cor
responding months of 1868 were $lGl, 71347.
To obtain funds for purchasing other lines which
will add largely to the value of its entire property
and to retire the present Indebtedness of &C. 900 at
maturity the Company has executed mortgage to
James Punnett and Junius b. Alexander OF the city
of NewYork, as Trustees, upon its entire lines of
road with all its rolling stock property, franchise
and income, to secure the prompt payment OF its
bonds for eight million dollars. These bonds are for
thousand dollars each. payable thirty years from
LIST Of April 1868. and bear seven per cent interest
The coupons are payable April and October, at the
Bank of America in New-York.
These bonds are first mortgage upon the present
road which has cost over fnJeen Mlllloh DolIals'
and whose net earnings are now double the entire
interest obligation it would assume
The mortgage will be for unusually small pro-
portion of the value income Of the property, and
we, therefore, uHqualifedly recommend these bonds
TO investors as in all respects rsclass security.
Ii is the purpose of the Company to issue. at
present only small portion of ITS Bonds secured
under this mortgage. which We are now authorized
to SELL in lots to suit purchasers, at ninety aud ac-
crued interest j. Il. ALEXANDER 81 Co.,
No. 10 Nassau.st., \. \.
JOHN j. Cisco & Son.
No 80 Wall-st. n. Y
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sS S' s cl s, s s.S: S' ''
LSsSSs oct se-t;'o ncoa.sl. closed ssses Or sss
Es T E. 1892 s e5 od sIi lssl 5t TssFsr:.
IIyES,Oo, on ssos Cotton closed STEADY, Mdsns W
ISsDos o sSs "a .s" 81. P.
syR,o%T Oct gs-uud state. nsT..t, bond. opened s
at ssl and closed drm at ss ass3 Issue Of 1852
PlR The BOGrse opened arsi GeO.s ilL &C., ADD closed
AxTSRP Oct % PetrOleum closed sn Do, uschaug,a
'r~ DOMESTIC Markets alt.4.t
BALrIsoRs Oct 2a-costoa dull ADD hsa.yi uosly a
20 saiSs t N d "a 80 s9 other e,dss unehsagd whs
dull Red 81 asa 81 90 Corn doll White $lGs TO- Y.los go
Bacon quiet ib SIDES lac Clear Ses 2oa1ote Shoulders sle
H Ha9 IS 1 as s . lss aIs'ai a
PHEiOELPGl, oeI aCottou unchanged IoszLsh' SsSsnd
aas. aPa ono d. e 4. r .,e.I
e Ss Wa; SS o s %;Ts s t Yellow Sc s:d
olt, 3D. u aae Bs5y % ps,Ssem excited d sss
Cuis 2as RssSsj 81 ac coee unchanged quiz. =. ~
WHISKY steady Al sI ia S for wood burd Sd II M bound
Red 3 il offered cred Corn Sa NS Mixed Led at
Mixed e39sic Oats sesd bat unchanged Rye qais'i NO ns
cgsyLE Oct E1r s1 Sapsss e uI I've sbd G ga e.
ana nominal InbaecosaIes OF 80 hyus ~ ~ vIi.Sv a.,
u % S %Es @ssR 81 %is = & Gore Sc
quiet ssa e ss sa ag Rsls os sse'.. p.
a5eS.SssG Corn. Ola 9oe New So Poi B5l 3d. Lara
Shoulders, l1lc.; Sides. BIC
TOLEDO 29-Flour quiet aud steady Whest setVe ses
lower; No White Michigan 22 No Red 81 oi No 2kes
81 O Cora quiet aud STEADY; Ne 8 Nc. Sic Oats active
Receipt-OO0 bbs Flour $500 bash whest 3O bush Corn.
CIScSSArT Oct 2a-Plonr snl With retail demand; Family
as and uomlaT uIchanged Corn 10 gOe
demand for 95d5 Oats steady but unchanged
quiet 2562ic for Msg Tobacco hrm spd unchanged
Whisky dali at 81 H. Porf doll at S3 Lard l3c There
Of the quotations There
LILO discount buying and sehns
ALBANV O 2Whea sells slowly but The market rules seadyl
sales $50 bush Delhi arrive al 81 ~ Rye quiet and daL
Corn unchanged nothing doing BeyBat little doing with az
tendency; aNroNed
which price obtained Yesterday Oats sesdy With
OswEao Oct ae-Pour steady unhanged sales Of a2o bs
No. SPRING. &c IS foe Amber woeli 81 p Tor Mhel
81 rs for Double BHtra duh sales Of 900 bush BED Wnet
Michigan at 81 and bush No. Milwaukee CAB al 81 ~
quiet; bush No lots at & Bae quiet saei
Up Lake Canada at ~ 49, Bay ulute held az ~ 20
Corn Meal, OIL IS y ewt Mfed-shor Sl1aSs e tan Cauh
Preghtso EewYok Wheat 2 Barley 6.e 20 the Hudseu,
LAUDER sc ia Railroad Pregbt-Pour Boston, 92e 20 New
York 82c 10 Albany Lake Impors95 800 bush Barley 2Ss
hash Peas 36 Rect Lumber Canal EIporS bb Flour,
bush. Wheat, $3.50 bush Corn 4OO bush Barley S5
BUTvIIo Oct 900 bills Wheat 70 oo bsh
Corn Is 900 bush ehpments-fonr Ho bbLSi
Wheat Cora $4,000 husb Ost 1900 bush Pght
York-wbeat 2zdIc Corn, 9lc Oats 2ic Flour ase
tive neglected parcels Of Red Winter No. sold al
81 10, sales early at Later Al sdSo Tvs
about 600 bush 10 AL eosng bra Oats bsi
sas No. Western 4ec Rye uominay unchaBged
BARLEY DUH Canada at 81 i2 car do IS ~ 9 BY sample
Peas DALI oil IS The track. Pork +1 for heavy
Lard Ice. High Wiaes-SAles Is bbS at 81 TO-
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ordered sale. Mr. Love- after TINS asecls,l9o .
resigned his position as agent anu pau NH II.
testified that he had much trodbe had not been able to
hold the property and bad made ee read SSwpg
that Rhode Island had sold her land at but little less per
New Jersey and Maryiand-the difference amounting to
Inf Sis 9o4 letter from Senator Pomeroy OF kansas
was read He thought the iaHus were worth ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
SENATOR sPRAGuE AND BROWN UNIVERSITY.


Committee, appointed by the Corporation
OF Brown University to inquire into the disposition of
the agricultural lands given by the state OF Rhode Island
20 the College met in Providence on Tuesday The IN
vestigatIon was prompted by allegations oil Senator
sp,ague made In speech In the United states senate on
INC SIN OF last April. The passage was as follows:
ts great family have mentioned Influential IN ne msnagemst
venerable Brown University DO they knoN tu
State for agricultural eolrgr 500
siyep 10 the University through setoDwoh nov more hsh
r;op from Kansas tM POmernyl be go"d
and bought by the agent Of the College
for the College aud who Is the HBh
bou.r of The great power have deScribedt
Senator Sprngue submitted written statement 10 to
Committee, i'm which he declined to make q speeihe
charge against the firm or family Of Brown Ives MI
r. H. Ives demanded that DIR. bpragne should either
withdraw his charges against Brown Ives ade IN te
Senate else make definite charges now Mr Sprague
declined 70 do either. Evidence was adducea snVwI
that neither Mr. Brown nor Mr. Ives was henpo VI
the Agricultural College Committee and had no c
ton with the sale OF the land ON Wednesday, Whe tno
Committee again met the Rev. ii. T. Love Ofereu lons
statement reviewing the history OF the lands III
question. = He acted agent OF brown
University, TO which the State College lands
had been assigned, and spent time In Kansas, sur
veyng aud selecting the tracts on his return ne 0p
posed an immediate SALE urging that the land wOud DO
WORTH when sold In farms $4,000 aud would yleld
permanent income The committee having the matter IN
charge said that tAero uressure FOX money and
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And the followlnn for RnIlrOad bonds:

Money has been extremely dun AT $40 per ooh' va
Governments and sac per cent on miscellaneous stoeAS
Commercial paper continues slow OF sale, and changes
hands at rates ranging from 10 to IS per cent win safes
Of prime at ioal2 per cent The banks are III fe
ceipt Of small amount Of the new two dollar notes. ana
after the lst OF November the will be able to
supply them freely II ia anticipated thatthe argo
payments Of the November interest Will add heavily 70
the specie lists Of the banks and that the statement VIII
show Increase OF net reserve.
sterng,Exchange is steady at quotations. London, W
days. 1OsiGl0sI London, sight 1924 ai09i London prme
commercially, 90 days, tOsi9losE Paris, long, 6lSse
Ola; Paris short, 0Isis5Is; AntgsEns alSssS.Iii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

There can be no safer investment than the First
Mortgage Bonds of the CENTRAL RAILROAD or Iowa.
1t runs through the most thickly settled portion of
that magnificent State, and the part completed is
now earning more than its interest. The amount
issued TO the mile is less than upon most other roads,
making the security better. Pamphlets and full in
formation may be obtained at the Company's Office,
81 Plne-st at the Bank Of North America, Al Wall
St. and at Howes & Mays, 30 Wall-st Present
price, o. free Of Government tax. The highest rate
paid for Governments in exchange.
W..B. SHATrUCK, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

HowEs 4 MACY. Bankers ttho same m incorpo-
rated bank, No 20 Wall-st.. New-York Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
PERSONS DESTROYS Of RECEIVING ISTfREsT for
their and having IL at all times subject to check
on demand. can do SO by deposlting with this bank,
which allows Interest the entire daily balances at
the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part Of the world, with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of Stocks, Bonds
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
THE MARKETS.
Ic,rmly reported for rnS TGlprsr.I

l'f FiIpaY oct % 1869
AsIESTe msrk,t la, been moderately active aud steady 'ais
mi. al ~ y-i a. ~ e. Pg.s Inactive and nominal
BEFSW AX-Tlerc has breu moderate business ~ fellow
W.stef rd southern Prices steady al ~ 6lc sales OF 0 d.
BRIsTLES unchanged qaoe az from 'ved - " Tor Ame
can cray and White. II. .-..t..,- 4. L..
no inducements purchase the maturing contracts nav
@ urstt, eli profida With prospective larger supplies
the market closing dull aud tes sales
aud u 10 arrNrl Of which llJ were
tsn Nr Ipo 2s for consumption ~ for speculation For
settlements Tor THE month on 100 bales private
10y a., pa. gg do use uf 2u November 2jc ssd
100 Fehuary isle basis of Low Md0S We quote as "oNs
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nrnr1prs or pRnnnCE.


1908 bills Flour, 1854 hush Wheat
$50 bush Corn bush Os III bush Beans $50 b1sh Peas 900
bb Corn Neal " b. W Flour, 307 pkgs Refined Petroleum
i23 Peas 53 pkg Beef p pkgs Cut Meats I psga Lard
pkgs Ashes. pkga Grease Pkgs Batter st1o PEss Shese
l2i pIgs TsoW pkgs Dried Fu, 20 bbA Copper 81 bbs
Wbk1 bbl, Eggs 26 bales Wool eO bales Hops seS sides
Iather 90 Hides 20 Tobacco 500 Lead
ll2 PKG. Rice. 200 pkgs starch. l9t bags Pelnnta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-YORK.

:
The most Of the week the sudden transition Of
msBy OF s Summer fruit Cold weather fowls
tukeys freely aud that ra!H eng IN dealers
though cheap see2 for fair chickens and
2513c urkey Eggs continue fresh oBes selling at g.
each Butter wholesale Rolls bega appear In market
many them made the city, Rom unstable akn Cheese Is
In the line hard
IoWrr In addition -four have prepared
Indian neal In the fruit line peaches lager '
unsaae half Dbl good Duchesse sengst
The list Of vegetables narrowing down. bat green corn
most, aud
stands CaunoWers have been sold as high a. 90
P,doL Coal has advanced Soc a 81 Y uu. We quotes
BREAD AND CRACKERs
Bread wheat H. 6dl0 CrAekeTs Bost ..l5aG GEaham bdl6
biscuit milk 10 60l8 l5a6l Soda. 5Gl2
BUTTER, CHEESE, AND EGGS.
Butter prime IS Cheese tine re kggs esb 929
Can 10 fair 4gdts Com TO .lS020 Western. 6G725
pa Po cake. SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

Swiss, 61sia51ss Hamburg a5l0S5si Amsterdam, IOi
alOt; Frankfort, 4Oia4Os Bremen, 7sa97sI; Berlin,
mani.
The following is the movement in Dry Goods for the
week: Entered for consumption, $l6Asn; withdrawal
s4l53GO; warehOused, s465I6s.
The transactions OF the subTroasury to-day were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND lNrEHTsr
FmsT MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SHINING FUND
BoNDs FREE or GOvERNNENT TAX, ISSUED ny THE
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA Kali.
ROAD COMPANY.-We confidently recommend these
Bonds as "A frst-class investment. At the price they
Weld abOut 10 per cent interest per annum. Only a
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had on
Henry CLEwS & Co.. No. 90 Wall-st,
Financial Agents of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF VERMILYE & Co., Bankers,
NEW-YORK, Oct. 2S, 1869.

NoTIcE-To whom it may concern; Bank Book
issued by us to party representing himself to be of
the firm of JAS Donald & Co., showing credit of -Four
Thousand Dollars, is valueless and void having been
obtained by fraud. The public are hereby cautioned
against making advances on the same.
.... NrpNuTX-r & 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
PRISON DISCIPLINE IN YEw-YoRK.

10 the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The conference on this subject, COM
meneed in Albany some weeks ago between the Prison
Association and the Inspectors and Officers OF the state
Prisons have been resumed, the invitation Of
the Inspectors Sing Sing the 9th inst letter has
since been received from Gen. Hammond, President OF
The Board, explaining that the inspectors, having left
Alhaay in the boat Friday night fogbound on the
River and did not reach NewYork til D. M instead Of
the hours az which the boat due. send you
for publication the following letter from Mr. James Wood
worth. Secretary OF the California Prison Commission
which was written with reference TO the proposed meet
ing II earnest and forcble protest against the re-
adoption Of prison puDishments, this grouRd among
others that such measure would he disastrous in
uence throughout the whole country, because Of the
commanding position OF New-YOrk. H..
Very respectfully yours. T. G. WiNHs,
No % Bible House. Oct. It, 1859. Cor Sec. N.YP. Assn
slN FRANCISCO Sept AMY DEAR SIR: saw IN a
New-YOfk paper, time ago, that meeting had re-
Gently been held, composed Of committee Oh your
Association, together with the flsoa ntpee,oIs OF he
temeD. 10 discuss the subject OF PflsOn Discipline ana
learned with good deal Of surprise well as PAM That
several of those present advocated quite strongly re-
turn 10 the e Of the lash and shower Dath as measures
had become obsolete btae az least ana thal e
were counted among the rrelics OF DaIbarsm, which
had been abandoned forever. In this however, ma
that uDhappiy mistaken. trust though that there
State 10 her from the disgrace which the feadOpOn
OF these cruel would am sure bring upon her
and 10 prevent the disastrous consequence which hef
example would have upon the discipline OF prisons
subject was not completed at tho meeting referred TO- but
Sat IA consideration u " Be- resumed Al another enl"g'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

TmE KANSAS PACUC RhLwAY.-Notice is hereby
qiycu. that the coupons Of the Seven per cent Gold
Ioan of the Kansas Pacific Railway, due November
T. 1859, will be paid in gold free of Government tax.
upon presentation at the Office Of DABNEY, MoRGAN
a Co., 50 Exchange-place, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30
NArInNAI srnrK EXCnANGK.
FRIDAY. Oct. 29-P. II.

Cold opened at 1888, sold at 12SsG19S4, clos
ing at 1881 al2Ss The Government sold 100000 gold,
To-Day The bids amounted TO ssT3Oco at prices rang
ing from i2s IS to 127O2 The following were the Awards:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

COFPER-Wet Ilda grades sn and Inquired aeT bat ne
npply restricts operations Java slg well nom tecond hands
G aFnf RIO 10 demand aud strong on ihe pnme an
psry grades sales 5 hsyere, steamer South America sn
d lor tOO per Traveller Baltimore, and at Mobile on
private There also Tnlos Of "nsdeiaoo sa's he' VIC
particulars Of which suppressed. o,.,,- a., A..
CANDLES ath ouy lhbng deaahd al Nd@-e' N Aos
spine; asa isc. Tor sperm. and SIC. tor Pa.rut
MFAIThere has been lees doing In our nasst Tor
w.tsrn ana state Flour still business lie pod the 10"
ami medium grades again lower aud very Irregular aud tErh Al We
SINNERS 40 operate nicely their limits having been 81
duced and the spAui the sales are 9b'O bb ~
as for spnerine State; ~ 10 fog EHtA state ~ zoe
40 Is for ganry State ~ 70 or the low grades oil Western
E,tn sod 80 good chos spring Wheat lNasi 81"
81 IS for Minnesota aud lava Extras 20 81 r t SfiPg
E,tt J an 80 Shipping OHIO. Round Hoops bo va 70 w
fr T,,ie branlsi sc C5d 80 25 fr Family do - u
"a al ~ for Winter Wheat SIe and western - 80
G White Wheat DO ~ p for Fandy doi - oaFo
r 81 Lou, RIt SINGLE ~ 25a 10 u for DO Dogbe ana - @
40 10 m DO Triple California oregon Flour DUH aai prices are
uncertain Southern Fou dull and closes amc sales ~ wv oo!
GG2s0 40 for Good Extra Baltimore arJ country 90 :"
a Tor Georgia and lsgna - 2'3 ~ " es Fs9 %
Al 2s0 Is for Extra MARYLAND and Delaware and ~ D." fuVo'
,, M 40 Re Flour h 90 fair demand sales OF 80 66'
Al ~ 75a All 90 Corn sser aud closes drl scs q" ~ O
AZ IS IS FOR Jersey and IS Bald'wiu". hnekWhta fo
easier sai 4, moro plenty s61a - y 10 ID i FaHeI at ~ o~
~ " and Old do, 81 SrdFA ,..----,--. -,
Igsi-Thers bees good densld m Dry Col spee our I -
the market closed steady; ~ 1 OTIS Ahrkerr' a" Nsus
Of 1000 bills Herring continues du ana uses are ""0u PS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

FEATHERS uuchngeui We WV i"i f'l'
apdgO prime Western.
FHFIGIIfsTo Liverpool by steamer EN0 bush. Wheat, ng0
al ana 10 Gs,g0v steamer 1900 hnsh. Wheat Al lOl.
RAIS-Thrrc been m degree OF activity IN tie MARKET Tor
Wheat but prices Kds ove tie decline In hr
change and liberal arrivals prospect give bueF the d'ange ship
ner limits have reduced @ Hs buy spaug ue saes are
go bush 20 ior Nv chicago spTngi VI 2G y for krd
Wrstsm 3Gsl ~ for Ambrdo ~ 4On Al for Apbet statel
al 90 for White Michigan the latter oI choice ~ tOd VI ~
fsr Amber 81 Tor White Gsrslse ~ tOgtl 50 for
White Southern 81 IS for good New No Milwaukee Ahoa
and O. prime old No DO DO IN store Barley steady snd
fair demand; sales OF gS0eo bush VI E1gsl ~ oI
Malt is lover bvt quisti sales Of LOO bush at slA for New
state M Canada West oats opened stronger but ere tue
close Change prices favored the bpysr The sales ave eD P9sl
9d6ie for Westerns Extra White t and warm
la6i state at G d65c aud aud Southern b1a6c Rye
steady bot que spes Of 900 bush ~ 81 " o Western Jersey
City aud State oil l6 active aud hes nat the inquiry
4 plalsx 9, "a ~ fes AAlsi rs Iat US iVS Iaia 81 WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

Saddle r. "a O0a2 50
Pickled,.S2 90d2 80
Clans, bard b0al p
SOit......s....iOdBO
Bloaters, bunch. l0dl2
Mackerel. each..l2dg
Crabs, Hard dOL. y q 20
ScollOps, ql.--..oOdS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-30

SOAP-We sales OF 200 bores Castle AZ l3al3tc -
SUNAC-Siy selling at SbOd o for the low and Slp@plSo
for the high grades Virginia at S1J04lOO. -
SREDsGss seeds Sul and Pnes are nominal Rough Far
selling 81 Jd ~ a. Calcutta Lnseed In moderate de-
steady sales Of 600 bags Boston at 81 H. cash
NiisKYbe market active and Grmer; saes 80 bills at
ala closing which price the bulk Of the sranssc
llons a. 3 " being for small parcel
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.ISII-EEISif

HITIEH, NTiIsfHEI ND ~
Butter. prime 10 30 q IS Cheese, dBe. rae
Csn. 20 fair. was Cen. 10 fsiT.. a20l
Cooking. .... .S000l Pot. eake......Se 81
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Pr | Bag,..Na I u
Prepared, oh .28d 20
BuckNheat, prpd--dD
Indian, DO. ~
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nrITRY. ANR GAME
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Coal tnn 80 odH le " HONEY Sn u,1a0 Mia ~
Ke,u,tnr, GAL. WgAi Clover. % d1o t1h'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
THE XLIsr CONGRESS.

OPENING SESSION OF THE XLIsT CONGRESS
THE NEW SENATE AND THE NEW HOUSE.
SWEARING IN OF THE NEW MEMBERS-ELEC-
TIoN OF OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE.
SENATE WASHINGTON. March 4, 1859.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT AND vICEPREsIDEST ELECT
At 70 o'clock the President-elect, escorted by
senator Cragp and the VcePresidenteect escorted by
Nr McCreery entered the Chamber. Gen. Grant took
seat dretty front Of the Clerks desk, and Mr. Coax
remained standing.
INAUGURATION OF TIE vICEPREsTDEST.
The PRESIDENT OF THE sENATE-The Vice-Presi'
dent OF the United States will step forward and be inau
gurated.
Mr. Colflx then stepped forward to the Presidents
desk, aud said:
SENATORS In entering upon the duties in this ChamDer'
to the performance Of hoh have been called by the
people Of the United States realize fully the delcacy,
as well as the responsibilities OF the position Presiding
over body whose members in so large degree my
seniors I'm age and not chosen by the body ITSELF shall
certainly the assistance OF your support and your
generous forbearance and confidence. But pedgng 10
all faithful and infeKibe mpartiay in the admins
raOn OF your rules and earnestly desiring to cooperate
with yOu III making the deliberations OF the senate
worthy not only of its historical renown, but also OF inc
States whose commissions you hod' am ho" Ie"uJ w
take tho oath Office required by law
Mr. WADE in a low voice administered to him hrst the
iron-clad test oath, and then the oath OF Office.
The PRESIDENT-The hour having arrived for the ter
minaton OF the Xh Congress- the Senate OF the United
states stands adjourned without day.
TIE VICE PRESIDENT TAKES THE CHAIR.
The VICE-PRESIDENT then took the Chair and called
the Senate of the XLst Congress to ORDER and said;
The Secretary will call the roll OF Senators elect VINO
will advance TO the chair Of the VccPresdent and take
the oath Of office.
SWEARING IN THE SENATORS ELECT
The SECRETARY then called the Senators eject VINO
present and they then advanced TO the deSR' anu
were then sworn in.
The VICE-P RESIDENT-The procession will now De
formed under direction OF the ana
proceed TO the central pOrtcO OF the Capitol TO participate
i'm the Inauguration Of the President OF the United states
AT this announcement the people began to leave the
galleries which very soon vacant The procession
Ien left the Senate Chamber in the order indicated III
the printed programme.
ADJOURNMENT.
Most Of the Senators having returned TO the Chamber
the session was resumed at l245 p ard five minutes
afterward on motion OF Mr.. TRUMBULl,, the Senate
adjourned until IL o'clock tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
MARCH a 1sfn-

From Penobscots icy shore, to the rolling Rio Grande
We hail Ulysses Grant, our President to-day;
AS the bluefed flag he bore mid the bloody battles DIN,
Doth over him and us It's red and white display.
For justice unto ALL antagonist to none
The Silent Man hath spoken, grandly words Of cheer
this day.
That Coumba's Land In Peace may ever prosper and
Increase
He will make his great endeavor and his earnest hope
alway.
From Pacihcs swelling strand to Atlantlc's surfbea
shore,
Divided States we1 never know A Union zoe are one,
We owe this TO our Chief. first soldier erst In war,
First citizen in Peace it's GRANT our second Washington
u. K. Newark ~ I.