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TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ECrnEEE COURT DECISION RELATIVE TO THE FAT.
NEAT or 7Axts IN OREGON.
WAea1Sa7oA, Feb. SIN tho Supreme Court
cfthc uI'icd states io.lay: Chief Jus.,cc Cnatc
9eGrcrrd an opscioa affirming the decision Of The
Of that State being pald IN gold and eilycr, &C.
cordirE to Its iav. Tue Court held that legs!
ttnder notes being r ce:saolc lot all debts, with
tie Exceptions La1ca in the e:a:utee, tmply q
satisfaction Of Col,r42te o: sc5remrutt, while The
ta1es are OF different. character with srch obli-
Gattons. and thst It ia competent for a state to
designate The CHARACTER u uoney in which saxee
etall be paid.
Hon. F. SehcraA. ore Of tee Judges Of the 6u.
sodscts 70 the decentralization Conn mtttcc, Oh b..
half Of himself ana others, Claiming 10 represent
sEs op: ,ss R q II r.
.;on Foted down IN Jan- LAST. The address is Ia
ihe = 1atnte q protest, and !. discussion Of The
~ ssf oszs Fs.P s ss' CO.
iess iem hSsn Sss,,, ce:lare a! tic onces IN tae
viii poEer 70 DIT al oces thns dee.cs
ana VIII p3s" poMe1 20, 70 remove Ill @. his own 10.
s,.uuon shall be 20 moc:6rd Or am1ndea g. Son a.
remove those features that more prcsens.re ~
an y sso1trsd oy osso sne co. ot
time deatgnascd b. the proposed eonttisu;i5u Tor iaF
holding ths annual rletucn fos .a.tseation ot tse
hlate, county sEd municipal oMscTs.
srPkrAx coCaf DEC. .sioNe.
IN the Supreme Court, to-day, tn. following
6eeitions were given: No. 81. Green =; E1'
hurst :. Van Batk!Ek. judgement .eyested: ii
decision in this case Is, tha. where a chat'c
mortgages on persoEal properly tn Illinois ~ IN
Sai'd un7et the laws CT 1hAt State. and Fl
.ss'ssas Il eSsa esaI't. il 'oee s.r ''sfns1' sui
IN anottcr stale to recover against an att aching
e:ed!tot, IN whose suit lhe property IL sold, ami
n,sa Il males no difference that the owner OF tn
1aops5.I. mopa.. she a,t:eo,1g creditor snd II
~ aver TUT u brought, aud we're at the date Of
risr S.i,:n. xs. S9, w. cttcaen. Rock itl4nd & F.
efsr,asa iio1a COMPANY r< Howard ct al. Deere
aMFnea. Op11ien by Justice CUG,sd,
1a9 faofoeED REore1,uN or 1HE a1xY-rh
%, FoA7ASs r4uyikIoSe
+he 9ss,, aoak rsh s:-1s IL stated thAt details
crted 10 IS ,S n, & tns tss Ie.ue:ion Of the arm,
- ioiloWe: F:1.t- nIeoll!sr the oua,tcrnss
teEe, CommffstTy atd PAY Departyacn;s inin ~
t,il nteoqS "a ns callcA The Department Of sur
Eumber of tt,saIry etnenis @ Sanse ron ,oti, u
fTs G;s, s1e,t, to fhty # iiaos!a aa7e hTsei
the present number, eivht, thus ahn,sh,ng5 'ts
comMisaions now rae.ni; ftth. M noT. az, -" !,
adler Gensfale to &c appointed On he Sui, e, c,
p snied If y III mn7Gp5 s!th
fer ca7A]ty: seventh, reduce the nu " her of mn
commissioned Officers in each regiment: eirbsi
abo.is5 bands; ninth. term Of eulstsnen, L. +
be- 6e b bss sssorpnos : tssi Is. ttnaoeinSa IL mla.,
ptr1sa, by caeuiliy, expiration Of terms Of q
Astmeur, discharge. death. Disability: disnisss
restgEstlcn. ctc-; eleventh. AZ staf department
new appointments will be made. either no
West Point or from civil tic. uutu this reducut
Il accomplished, which, 1t Is estimated, mtl
'f11e TWO years. The uumbeI OF otdeefs t1as {
eah ahcas %. 1hs meas1se "A hs psoPo'
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Eeut 10 tic Army Appropriation bill.
TIE q. AET-BANKs CoRaJBroKpENuK.
wen irfufned persons hero 90 NOT understand
VEST 70 mcAtt By announcements an Northern pa-
IL about 10 be published" !" and thst the mach.
talked-oi orders fiorn the War Department 10
GtIe 1al Banks arc soon to appear. It IL not IN.
dt fttood thst there ls any unpnhltehed corr.
spend Cuce between these tHo of1lcess Of au In.
postsnt character. Nclther Is theirs any founaa.
lion 70. the fxmot TINT such orders existed ami
have been t-ettuyed.
Prosiaon !;ineoln. IT IL we'll known. was often
penuAccd 40 Writing long eplstlea to his Ucn-
erals IN tht trld, and 1t Ia not Impossible hit At
ihe time g E:ral aslaeck Was Was naade to order
General KS to virtually 4upeYsede GenetnI
5sAnt ey o1ton OF their commands, the Pres
idGnt Esee .!aui1e and wight 10 those oraers
81 MEnn2 Etaot1tsttve letters 10 General Banks,
!! taeo W. 5ne case, General Banks doubtless
ase y, oas tnere y no reason why be
c-E "a OF souTHzRX tIEA9oRB.
a.. " "a that the Southern Republicans In
INC oeIaA ire recently been holding Aec1ei
cAut1s. II r lef - unite the Republicans from
That teeshF q matters Of intezeat to them.
7Hk boMINGo ANNEXATION BcH1NE.
NAsH1HafoN, Feb. 8--The conndential Dgcn'
81 .he annexation OF th4t country. Be to-dA,
$50 On the 1atl-s 3 OF mcmtets Of Concrese copies
| o. pamphlet in fuftherauco Of that object,
| 1HE RKxA1Ss OF Mh1 aCHHA1T.
| IN Compliance With the solicitations OF the
| friends ef hrs. Sufrntt, the President hss order
ed the rcusirb to be }lbtn1crrcd and delisered tt
| her reiatiyee., Her body WAS buried in the same
| enclosure with PaInc, Atzerodt aLd Harold, neat
The place Of The lntesmect Q! Booth. rcuasine
t Thn understanding Is that there thall be no pub
lie demonstration, ard whatever funeral service.
take plscc rnuet be privately conducted.
, 1869-02-09
NEW YORK.
TO TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

KDYENKn1B or GENERAL GuANF.
NEW YoRK. Feb. H.-General Grant. after drlr-
trg to tho Park. and visiting the Union League
Rooms, received the Republican Central Commit
There was no speech m aking. and, after the COM
mistec lad been formally introduced and had
ehake1 hands NTH tho General, the Latter With.
d,ews ~.
The reception rendered to General Grant this
evening By L. 3. Chtttcnden, at his residence on
Brookly klynEeighr.w .was attended By over thousand
shortly sefoFe midntaht nc CON panY separated.
General Grant, his staff and ahont one hn1drea Of
bis nlcIds, proceeded ~ special ting boat to Jet-
sey tlty, where he took the tram for Phlladel-
TIE rn1S7Ens' sTR1Kk.
and resolved TO contlnne resistance TO the strike
Of The book printers, and to employ tem.les As
competitors.
wu1sKET FRAUD CAFES. ~
In the United btates Eitcnit Court to-day
Watson i Cras5, deicndants IN Whiskey case;
forfeited and warrants were issued for thets az
rest. E1-coliecso1 Callaghans case, With others,
was postponed.
Brig Brilliant from Cape Fear RiTer. with
ary 49,. The second .nato. Asa Bryant, WIS
drowned, aId the Captain and crew rescued from
the wreck BY the steamship Europa md brought
TIE ICE cRor.
Contrary to general belief, full Ice crop has
year, ard the supply Tor New Fork vii be abun,
daut next eumner.
Arrival OF RFeckInr1dge.
BALTIMORE, Feb. s,-John c. BretkIrEtdge ar
riyeu In tnt4 CITY on SATURDAY.. lie Ia In quest
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EUROPE.


LONDON Feb. 8.
Adv!ccs from Athens arc contradictory. 1t II
Dow atatcd that the new Cabinet, under Zairne.,
his been formed, and that peace IL thereby 20.
curcd.
Tho reported battle between Turks and Monte.
ncgr!ns Is denied.
PARIS, Fob. 8,
despatch from Athens tayo King deorge has
declared that Greece must either accept tho pro,
toeol Of the Paris Conference or receive bis res.
rEpatton OF tho crown.
, 1869-02-09
KADtANA.
speciM Despatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
iHpIASAPoLIs, Feb. 8.

INDIANA.
specsA Despatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
iHp1ASAPoLis, Feb. 8.
The propos!t!on Of The Monroe County Com
mlsaio1ert. Offering 81, ,0 for the location Of the
Agricultural Colie2p at the University, VAS re-
The Judiciary Committee feturrcd the bill to
repeal the redemption OF rcal property sold on
sale. md reeom1accdca It's ,rdcaat:o postpone
The comnnlttcc cr Prisons were authorized to,
appoint subtomm1ttee OF theit own number To
e e1amtne The eonaitton and management Of the
State i.ri7on outh. with 1oii powers.
M. HnGhes proposed a bill which cnntempla,cs
radical charge IN the educational system Of In
oiana; a. BY infssastng and securing eado Of
alaW school and law library thcteln. BY aPpro-
pflatlng thereto anF net revenue that may arise
so5 .s & 9 hs
Tag ard endoWirg et Indianapolis medical g.
paztment Of ea}d UniversltJ, proridtnR $4,000
md hs ssc q g. s +
tnapou5; empowering tho city Of indianapolis
to purchase said square for the Investment and
Of the proceeds thereof, And the government
oE said department.. declaring the State Normal
school at Tezre nante, branch Of said un1set-
tain donations tom the Com mnlssiorers Of Tppe-
csnce County and o,hers establishing an Agrleul'
sssai college In common With said ssate uniye1.
sfty, and fixing and pledg!nE It's locston at Tip
p+csnoe battle ground, and providing for It's OF.
ganfz tdon ana government. and adding trustee;
pror1dlng for MattcrA pertaining to sald 8ut}ect
and dealings IN emergency. The bill apurop1ia1es
S25,0oo annually hereafter IN addition to tho ap.
pEoprtatiuns heretofore made for tha support ol
tic State that thy shall never be Wtthdrare
without the consent OF the trustees and facnfty oi
| tho University. It vas mcdo the spectal ordel
Fifteen Few bills were introduced, making III
In Ill.
, 1869-02-09

jured thereby. The bill pa.eed-yeas, SO;
NAYS, II.
soUTu Q1Dx PARE bfLI-
The Bill fcF tho tou@h Side Pafk Hds objected
10 by Mr. LANING. Of Men17d.
HI. MONS0N moved suspension ofthe rules,
Ehich vas carried, sud tha bill Was patket-Yeas
65f nays. 4.
'HAILHpAD BILL -
The hill to establish uniform rates on fn!lfo4!a
and protect the people aealn1t unequal and ex.
hRbltaotc charges By railroad companies was re.
fef1td to the Committee on RAILROADS..
A1AcELLAAEoUB.
Tho bin relatsng to tres caused BY locomotives
W@ passed-yeas, 81: nays. II.
The bill for the relief or the Treasurer Of JAs-
per County, hon whom State funds were eto}en,
Waa paesed--Jeas, ~; nsyg. IS.
The Ecute yoted 10 Eccon4id3r tha bill to pEu
vtde for the appointment Of commissioners to re.
wise the etatuset-seRs. IS: naJs, Gland further
consideration was postponed.
RKcEes AoHEsD Up0A.
4 Joint resolution that the House adiocEn ftom
fldsy over 10 Tueeday, was adopted.
The Eouee Adjourned.
, 1869-02-09

rRrD1c11oss CONCERNING TIE ALABAMA TAEA4Y.
LONDON, Feb. 8.
The Standard predicts that tho Alabama treaty
will be rejected By the United States. and Il suso
tha, the next administration wilt not get such
favorable terms fot the setuenent oF the question
at iA4uG,
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Netn publications.
The RALl0W EVE MYSTERY.

1T<u 4aNutN1%ku4t04
THE KALl0W EVE MYSTERY.
TIE HALLow EVE MYSTERY.
TILE eA1LoW EVE MYSTERY.
TIE HALLow EVE MYSTERY.
TIE HALL0W EVE MYSTERY.
THE HALLoW EVE MYSTERY.
L LEGEND OF THE BLACK HALL.
LEGEND OF TEE BLACK HALL.
LEGEND oF TIE BLACK HALL.
a LEGEND OF TIE BLACK HALL.
a LEGEND OF TIE BLACK HALL
4 LEGENp OF THE BLACK HALL.
DY MRS. s0UrHWoRTH.
BIZ MRS. souIHWoRTH.
By MRS. souTHWoRTH.
BY MRS. soUTuWoRTH.
BT MRS. soUTHWoRTH.
Br MRS. souTuWoETa.
TIE NEW rO1lE LEDGER.
TIE NEW YoRK LEDGER.
THE NEW yoRK LEDGER:
TIE NEW TORE LEDGER.
THE NEW YoRE LEDGER.
THE NEW YoRE LEDGER
1hs strange ssos7, with its startling incidents AID
ihsi1og ssuatons, is founded On fact, and kcpt -
close to acs reverence for The dcad and respect tor
the living Will permit: and itproFes that the moss
marvellous and se elngly incredible, well - tho
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Spain =

Spain.
/ cAHL1sr upR1sISo In 1nE PROVINCE or BANTAM
DER.
Madrid, Feb. s.
Exciting rur1ors havo been circulating all day
In regard 10 the movements OF tho Casllsts. Ono
oi these rrpors ID that the Dar!sts attacked San
ton.a IN tho province Of Santander, but were tc.
pulsed after sharp light.
, 1869-02-09
maBonic Notices.


There will be a regular conclave or Eleuslniau
Chapter No :. Roso Cro1 a. d r. r.. fu Blaue5 Hall
this evening at * o'clock. for VOTE and business Of
importance. Every member ID requested 10 Dc
present. Ny ortLr Of tho II. r.
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33roposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Fe have about tvcnty nyc nal1ra Of grading % teF
On the line Of !he Burlington Missouri River Iati-
road, ~tAt Of Aftons 1o~a.
THIS work ranges from twenty to SIXTY thousAnd
cubic yalts per mile. Tbs material ia KoGt- This
whole work must he completed hy August ISL 1861
Responsible contractors ara Invited to cali at ouE
Office in Ottumwa, Iowa, or at Af,ou. an1 eIsmlue
the prodIe and spe cdtc2tte u8, An1 bids.
NuLF, CAkPES TEL: l. ANGLE.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Dec. IS. LES.
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ton undos the OIL q II now sunds. It 1ss most
dang rous one: and provides fot improving - ~
snd md The thc expenditure woutd entaR must
thooeht Il very sharp trick IN Chicago t. ask
a1ainipe 1 II tfe pntr1d Tate1s q the cnte,go m1ef
N Mr. sNAFr itvsd on the canal. aud desired Y
seven men At tie pnhlic crib when three could DO
the work ss well. he said tho law under WHICH
theee Commissioners arc nominated wnuld open
the door Tor an expenditure OF millions H.. "a
many ycars to come. Let the law be amended 90
as 10 ret ucc the number to three, and limit teo
would vote fer It, and not otherWtse: &c spoko
tcncics II thc law under which the nominations
Adjourned t. - o,slesk P. p.m;s,o,,
D1scuseloH or TIE CANAL coHNlss1oN1k Quss'
Ar. DoRE .ooE tse aoor. I'd. In q epeece Of
come length, urged the senate to confirm tse
nominations. He read from the Law 10 prove ihst
snd sas ;st e sd9snce lss eSe
Sc showed clearly that the Commissioners could
wss WI f fm.de - he General Gs7e1nmezns. H. w.
Of tic. Senator from Alexander. when that ger
70 "a to btrcnt the soaths m part Of tho state
well as the northern. 30 6fsW glowing ptct7re
Of The future, when. With this Improvement coa1.-
pleted, the imn1eu.e wster power thereby created
should be used BY nanufaetoric. eetanished
~ a. "ftE f. q 92.H Gas's2 ose 70 sh' sga Risps
and Pittsburgh. aud producing at homo all tha'
We row haze to send abtoAd ior.
Mr. sTRESELL looked at the question oi
canal and river Improvements dtspassfona.e!y.
He did net thtrE taose who were opposed to tne
confirmation Of The eonnontcat,on did 20 bseaate
iaw M fsiily. they distorted it. meaninF M 'o Tst Is
law explicitly lays down their duty, and the,
cannot do anything except As the laH anthoslzs:
6em ana 70 s s1Snaf e ~
Of Illinois in relation to commerce. aud
claimed hat the great rstntA arteries ot tradt
ehould be improved This improvement is wortt
more to southern Illinois ttsn ~ The Peaitent!s
res q p sss;e inss',a,,ons nov bun. q which ~
s naa aators shou,d s 1,sa aeore .eoaoasl ] prsa M
diees, and vote On the question as leoislaton
for the Wholo State for It VAS work OF the high
est interest 70 all. and no plan had over been %
the fntu1e greatness OF The State than this. De
ciRr,Eg a. he cid he could not do Otherwise thai
vote ior the confirmation Of these Commission
ess. and he was oppoccd to any postponeuent q
IT.. aeaASUs did not bcl'oyo there w4s Ser
Improvement, but he and others war
opposed to making Il IN this extrsol
30 wss opposed to giving anybody the wholcsa!
| po1eIs for tperding the pcopeop!e's money !
| improvements at their own discretion under 8
/ acs 80 Objectionable In detail az this.
~. AhLAs movsa ovs. The prsssioqs qnest'St
Mnnn's amendment to Hi. Davis motion to pos
| pono the main question. This was ordered az
Nj. Munn's amendment wa adopted.
, 1869-02-09

Without further progress, the House TOOK \
ftcess- ....
fNorE.-The remarks By M. Blanks, Of Icdi-
ana, at ore OF the night session last week the
eubtecs Of reserrtn bpude for the construction Of
Pacific RA1lroAde. were IL the New York and
Wcstcrn papefs attributed to Nj. Sth.Ick. Of
, 1869-02-09

Arrival OF RreckInr1dEe.
BALTIMORE, Feb. S.--Johu c. BrctkIrgfdge ar
riyeu In tnts city on Saturday. lie 10 In quest
Of hlA hrothet.ln.IaW, Rev, Dr.. Bullock.
, 1869-02-09

The above represents the upper plates Of
The best and 1eadins full plate Watch made
In the Cni.cd States. It Is only IN tho manu-
even the appearance OF competition, In this
country, and here again the large experience
and superior organization Of the Waltham
Company appear to advantage.
The Waltham Company make i've styles Of
full plato Watches, which have for years
been recommended by the trade as thoroughly
Durable and Accurate Time
keepers.
, 1869-02-09


The following bi1lt, among others, Oh third
reading. were pat IN The omnibus and passed:
To amend the ehspter Of the Revised statutes
ent1ted t.Attatnnents before Jnsucss;" 10
smeLd the chs:tc1 Of the town OF Lake Vicw; to
incorporate the Peoria & Far1utreto1 Railway
Company to Incorporate the Dumeld Aam Com
papJ :; relative 10 ta1:e in Fulton County; to In
Corporate the Chicago Vise and Tool Company;
toou; to incorporate the Illinois Nornal As!osia.
ton to abolish the acton of account In relation
to pTaettee in she Supreme Gont to tPsoTn9.ase
| to incorporate, The Rock Falls Chicago
Road; 70 authorize the purchase q land
ter Poor House i9 Mellsn,g County; Sti ssa soe,
rate the Cook County Banking Association e
reu1tuTal Fair Associations; to change tbs title
| Of the Chicago Clty Ba-CaEc ard Transfer tota
ptny TO Omnibus Company; to Incorporate Sne
Chlcseo Savings Bank 10 incorporate t9e CnI
esGo Cluh; 10 incorporate tue Chicago Masont.
| Temple Associations: TO repeal the Aet MAKING
| eucct On the west side Of Lincoln Pa.k; u pro
vide fer the preservation Of 1e1d notes, maps
| hc-. ofiand eurvcf; requiring railroad eompa
| MES to cut down thts1lcs along tnet1 tracks,
Ellis ACTED On AxrARA1xL1+
| The following bills were acted on separately
l Bill to incorporate the Northwestern BREWER
Company of Chietco. ~ paasaze Vas ohlecse
/ to BY Nj. MILLER. Of Cook.
| HI. YORiS hopet the bill would pass, a1d Z
ela1ed htmtetf In fAyer Of cheap beer In ChieAg
eTc1 though NJ, &uLeS'e brewery HoAld b u
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@attt11erp,
artifeial EpsS.
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL EYES.

mn WALKER, oeul.st. MoVtckex's fheaho . Hut1d"
| tnr. hs. complete assortment Ct Artlatih xJea
snu ali mechanical appliances fo1 the relief ot tae
| DEAF AID BLIND,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-31
LETTER FROM FOSTORIA,
Correspondence Jeaersonian.

| FosToRlA, o., Dee. 20, 1869.
DEAR JEFF: Oar good people in
and around Fostoria have not been
furnished by reading in the columns
iof your paper, news which had
become stale by their previou.
acquaintance with all the circum.
stances. Aud now that Christmas
is over, and ell are feeling iubilsnl
over the receipt of numerous Christ
mas presents, they will not feel SO
deeply repetition of the same kind
of punishment.
IL lhere Is man, woman, or child
in Fosioria who did not get a Christ
mas present, it was not for want q,
Christmas trees. The NJ. L. Sabbath
School had three very large and
oeantiiui trees that fairly Sroaned
under the weight OF precious treas
nres with which each was laden
The schools of the Presbyterian
United Brethren, and German
Lutheran churches, each had one
elegant tree, heavily laden with
presents of every description, All
the superintendents, teachers. ami
parents, seemed 20 spare neither
money or pains TO make every thing
pheasant and agreeable for the
Children, and the little ones, in their
turn, really appreciated the labor
and money that had been spent for
their benefit. Each seemed to vie
with his or her oOmrade, in trying to
see who could be happiest, and add
most TO the happiness OF others.
Trade las been q very little better
during the last week. But so LONG
as we have such bad roads We need
not look FOL much trade. The price
OF pork has declined a cent or two
per pound, which makes farmers a
little slow about butchering. Had
not pork teen 12Ac per pound once
this season, they would all have been
contented with getting IL cents, and
thought it good price.
The Good Templars had an oyster
supper last evening, il. Liberty Hall.
The proceeds are TO be applied
toward replenishing their treasury.
ihere was good attendance, and
all enjoyed themselves finely.
Its to be hoped that we will have
good sleighing before / write you
again. Yours Truly, j. r.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-31
CONGRESS.

DEC 22.-In the Senate several
hills were introduced, among them O
bill to organize the Georgia militia
a bill to carry out the reconstruction
of Virginia; resolution instructing
the Military Committee to inquire as
to the expediency OF increasing the
number of Lieutenant Generals by
adding two, and decreasing the mum
Der of Major Generals to three. This
was to appoint Generals Meade and
Thomas Lieutenant Generals. The
correspondence relating to the Ala
hama claims was received from the
President. Adjourned till January
10Th.
In the House very little business
was transacted. Mr.. Stevenson pre-
sented petition to permit distillers
of grapes, apples and peaches to use
dross beer for the purpose of distill.
alton; also, bill to amend the In
ternal Revenue laws, by repeating
the clause allowing street railroad
companies to add the Government
Tax to the fare of passengers; also
to amend the same by repeating the
clause allowing gas companies to
add the Government tax 10 the con.
tract price of gas furnished to Gus
toners. The House spent the most
OF the time in a Committee of the
Whole for general debate.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-12-31
Best Cabinet Organs
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The appellation of Khedive, of Is
mail Pasha, the viceroy OF Egypt
has recently become familiar by rea
son of the numerous cable dispatch.
es in reference to the protests OF the
sultan against the independent action
of his alleged subordinate in the ma
ter of the Suez Canal. Egypt was
formerly province of the Turkish
empire, but became independent by
the successful revolt of Mehemei
Ali, in 1881. By an imperial haiti.
sheriff, of January II, 184l, confirm.
ed by a firman of June lst, the gov
ernment of Egypt was acknowledged
to be vested in the heirs OF Mehemet
Ali, according to the Turkish law OF
succession. The imperial firman OF
May IA, 1867. greatly enlarged the
independent position of the rulers oi
Egypt and the succession to the
throne was established in the direct
line of heirs to Mehemet Ali. The
title "khedeve,' the Arabian equiva.
lent of "king," was also conferred
upon Ismail Pasha and his success
sors. The Arabic word, however, is
spelt in many entirely different ways
in The languages of Europe, and the
Almanaek de Gotha asserts that the
most correct photography is "Ke-
dervi,' or "Hidevi.' Mehemet Ali.
in 1S4S, became imbecile at the age
Of eighty. Ibrahim Pasha, his son,
then assumed the reins of power, but
dying Nov. 10th, 184S, less than two
months after his accession, was sue
ceeded by his nephew, Abbas Pasha.
an ignorant and profiigate fanatic,
opposed to all reforms. Mehemet
Ali died August Sd, 1849, and Abbas
Pasha reigned until July, 1854, when
he died, as is surmised. by violence.
The next viceroy was Said Pasha, the
fourth son OF Mehemet Ali, who
died Jan. 18th, 163, and was sue
ceeded by the present "khedive,"
IsmaiI Pasha, who wss born Nov.
26th, 1916, and who is the son of lib
rahim Pssha. The heir and proba-
BILE successor OF Ismsil Pashs ia his
con, Mshemet Tsfwick Pashs, q boy
six years OF age.