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polygamy an institution founded In the lustlul an1
nnorldied passions of men, az devised Dy oa
and all denominations.
The morning boar having EXPIRED the bill went over
THE SPECIAL COsMITTEE on NAVIGATION INTERESTS
Mr.. LYNCH Rep., Me), from the select committee zee
the relief OF commerce. which were ordered to be pne
and made the special order for the third TUESDAY IN
which published some days ago
Mr. cHARrE sE w WYE WICK sK2R sp ri w. in whose
favor the contested election from the Eleventh New
York District was decided yesterday appeared ana TOOK
Petitions were presented for the increase OF the tariff
cigars for specific duty Oh imported books, and
The House then at 1870 p M went into Committee Of
the Whole, Mr.. CESSNA 0Iep., PENN in the Chan, on
TIE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The discussion on the Court Of Claims items occupied
an honr and half All the proposed amendments we're
MIR wAsHBURNE rep. WIS.,, from the Committee 90
Appropriations, offered an amendment 70 reduce tue item
Che Private Secretary Assistant Private secretary
etc. TO the President $780, and to make u read 10Y
compensation to two Executive Clerks at $500 eaen ana
for the Steward and Messenger of the President S4O
The discussion on the amendments occupied over dn
hour and finally Mr. DANEs rep. Mass gave notiee
that he would have to ask the House 20 stop AL ueoSe
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. KELSEY (Rep., n. " moved m amendment OF
OF the items for the state Department and eharac
erzed the Second Assistant Secretary OF state as nav
ing been at heart, though not IN action, malignant
Rebel during the He said that that officials wfe
and family most ouspoken secesslonste, and that
Mr.. JENCKES ORep., r. ID denied the assertion In the
most positive manner lie had known the gentleman re-
erred to all through the and knew that there was
no more loyal man in the City Of Washington. some
sanderer had evidently been poisoning the ear OF the
gentleman from NeV-Gok
Mr. KELSEY said he had his Information on the subject
from common rumor Under the statement made by the
gentleman from Rhode Island he would not move 70
strike out an appropriation for that Official a., 81
Mr.. COX dem, n. ~ p0id compliment TO the eH
cheney and economy of the State Department.
In connection with the appropriations for the Constrc-
ton branch Of the Treasury, the extravaganza OF the
supervising architect Mr.. \. b. Mullet denounced
by Mr. FARNSWORrH Hep, Ill, the question OF the
New York and Boston POst-Oilces coming incidentally
into the discussion and tire architect was defended by
Mr. BUTLER 0;ep., Mass)
without dlsposng of the question the Committee rose
Mr. BECK DEM kyD. from the Conference Committee
on the West Point Appropriation biz, made report
which was agreed 70.
Mr.. LOGAN 1sep., M asked leave TO introduce and
have passed bill apprOpratng 5000 for the expenses
Of witnesses testfyIng before the Military Committee IN
reference 10 the sales Of cadet ships Mr. oCHOtl ELD
REP. PENN objected The House then Adjourned.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

OpENING OF THE NOVA SCOTIA LEGISLATURE.
HALIFAX, n. s.. Feb. 17.-The Nova Scotia
Legislature opened to-day. Lent Doyle SAID u was
his pleasing duty inform the Onse that the reception
given Prince Arthur this Province affords grathca
ton not only TO His Royal Hghness, but also to me
Queen, proof OF the loyalty which anllbates Ter
Maiesy's subjects in this ancient c0iony Inc compile
ton OF the Windsor aud Annapolis Railway was mat
Ter OF congratulations lie expressed the nope thht meas
ures would he adopted 10 induce tie Dominion Govern
men 10 extend the railway Digby and Yarmouth west
ad Cape Breton east. measure fOi the amendment Oh
Tie higher law court statutes would De submitted a
correspondence between the Dominion authorities
ahd Nova Scotia Government relating to the hstflrs
trade, taxation, finance. and constitutional charges would
be did before the House He strongly recommended mat
The subject Of mIng sbOud receive cdflcs atte
Ton regretted the dDiDutOr ~ the receipts m god ana
coal hclds and expressed satisfaction that the revenue
HON The sale of Crown ladS IA III excess Of the estimated
amount. lie expressed thJkfulncss To DIVINE liovl.
dence for the bOntiful harvest, which WAS above ibe
average quantity and qnality last year. The fisheries.
also, very succcssfu He said that with open mar
kes FOR the natural productions Nova Scotia would Zee
one O the most prosperous countries ~ The "oiid uo
relied upon the patriotism Of members 10 develop ana
nthzc tie great nnd manifold resources with which knd
Providence Inns besncd this portion 0I Her hDJcsJ Do
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san DOMINGO.

THE KEW NATIONAL BANK-A BARGAIN IN
VIEW or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or COL.
EVAN iELIsTA-IHE BAEI BONDs.
san DOMINGO CITY, Jan. 3O.--A bank has been
chartered here by The Baez Government. called the
National Bank of san Domingo, with "a represented
capital Of slODOOO0 gold but with really only
$4,000 The principal shareholders reside in New
York, and il is said that instead Of subscribing gold
orits equivalent IA payment of the shares they have
bought up the bonds Of the Dominican Government
at the rate OF ~ cents 10 the dollar and deposited
them IN the treasury The notes OF the bank are
now bei.g made in Wa-st and will be issued at paI
It's operations 10 he confined solely 10 the pur-
chase OF Baez bonds at a rate not exceeding - cents
on tue dollar, and 1t Is said that ia case the United
states should conclude the contcm plated annexation
mat they will be called upon to pay IN full the
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VICTOR HUGO'S COMPLIMENTS TO ROCHE
FoRr-AN AMERICAN CONTRIBUTION
PARIS Thursday. Feb, T. 1870.
The trial of the editors of the Rcrca rreconcllable
organl for violation of the press law has just been
brought TO a close NJ Delescuse, the chief editor
was sentenced to imprisonment for IL months ana 10
nav fine of 1900 francs NJ. Caron another OF the
editors was sentenced 10 SIX months imprisonment
and 1900 francs fine. The MdrSeHdi" to-day pub
fishes letter from a gentleman in Boston, Mass, to
Francois Vincent Raspail in which he says he in
closes 50 francs rs a contribution toward erecting
monument To Victor Noir and NJ. Baudn The Zap
pei t1econcilabe) to-day publishes aetter from VIC
tor Hugo 70 Henri Rochefort, calling the latter "a
force for the future" The Empress Eugene was
seriously IN but at noon to-day much better.
ANNULMENr OF THE DECREE OF PENAL TRANS
PORTATION-SENTENCE OF GUSTANE FLOU-
EENS-THEEAT OF THE LEFT CENTER.
The Journal Ohcd publishes an Imperial decree,
which. 10y request Of the Minister of Justice annuls
the decree Of 1851. giving the Government the power
Of transporting to penal settlements parties who be-
long 20 secret political societies The Minister says
this power Is abolished because il Is Incompatible
with a liberal Government
Gustaye FlOureushaS been sentenced to SIX months
imprisonment and 100 francs fine and NJ Deyeure'
publisher of la NarseHaisc to two neutrality-suspicious.
mcnt and 500 francs fine for publishing false news
or the persons arrested during the late riots, those
convicted of carrying arms have been condemned to
three and four months Imprisonment and those CON
yctcd of utterng seuitous cries to 10 and 30 days
Imprisonment,
meeting of the Deputies of the Left Center y in
the Corps Lcgisatf will be held tomorrow. lmmc-
diate action on the Interpolation introduced in the
Chamber 10y Jules Favre, concerning the domestic
policy of the Government. will be urged and reso
luton VIII be introduced declaring that if the Min
istry do not accept the Interpolation the Left
Center wiz vote with the extreme Left
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LARGE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
EXTENSIVE WOODEN MILLS BCRNED-LOsS ABOUT
100000.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l.. - The extensive
wooden mills OF John + Bruner Hamiltonst extend
ing over the whole block between Twenty-third and
Twenty fourh-ss were partially destroyed by ire yes
terday morning The tire commenced from the explosion
Of a boiler. The mills employed over 100 hands At II
o'clock the walls OK the main building had fallen aud its
de- truction was complete. This building the only one
DESTROYED was valued $20O0OO; the stock and ma
chInery 100000. Upon this thsre vas al insurance or
s2iU There was t 600 insurance ~ the North British,
and $4,000 In tie Manhattan COMPANIES ~ New YORK.
The property Or Burners Mills was valued Al over
100000 IA addition there stock on haud valued
Al 600 The Otai Of the mills machinery
and stock i about $50OOO The ire commenced IN the
third story the receiving ROOM but from what cause
is not known. There no hands employed ia tins
portion Of the premises. Those working occupied the
second. third AID fourth stories OF toe Hamilton 81
front The hrst intmatIOn OF fire a strong smell or
smoke perceived by OF the number engaged on the
fourth story lie immediately rushed down stairs aud
Informed the engineer who stopped the engine. The
flames speedily worked their way upward. The upper
floors gave way. the Immense weight % machinery
fell covering al the lower oOs and carrying with II an
Immense mass OF burning material The wind blowing
strongly from the south aided m of destruction.
Al 10 O'Clock flames had dryOured the whole interior
and the Hamiitenst. wall t.u with dedfcDlng crash
into the street carrying the roof with II, and scattering
the fir brands far aud near
Burners mil was 81 the largest IN the Union, and
complete IN every respect. IL stood the site OF the Or
Ia Al DESTROYED iu ISL, when three lives were lost aId
many injured, and had been again destroyed by fire a
ftw years since The main building was stone struc'
ture seven stories high. To-day the full force or eu-
p.oNcs were not employed. owing 10 difficulty about
WAGES. The firm composed Of James T. j. stanley and
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House, Immediately after the reading of
the Journal proceeded to the consideration OF the bill
TO PREVENT AND PUNISH PoLlGAMY IN UTAH
MIR CllLLOM Qlep. I'D, Chairman Of the Committee
on Territories planned and advocated the bill. He
said that the condition OF things in UEIh determined
beyond que stOn that duty OF Congress " do
something relation to matters there, and that without
the church. Bingham Young controlled the Territorial
Legislature AMI the Legislature appointed the Probate
Judges and therefore became necessary 10 substitute
United states judiciary for the Territorial There
prominent member Of the Mormon Church No ether
could be elected The leading Mormons who
were practieing polygainy IN the face OF Federal
authority, should In rendered ineligible to vote
hold office. They were criminals running at large,
and qualified 10 hold office than those who
lately ia rebellion. GGntes who went into that
remain there. and they were appealing To the Govern
for protection IN their rights OF personal property
This bill proposed "a place the condition Of things there
such "a footing 10 Offer Inducements 10 Immigration
acter, and IN official position In Utah. stating that
unless tins bill such bill n passed, every man
there who not Mormon VIII have To leave the Terri
tory and that very or they would inevitably DC
murdered by the MOrnOns, who were now organizing
force M anticipation OF the passage OF this bill a.,
lie had not tho slightest idea that more than 10"
companies OF soldiers would be necessary 10 enofce o
laws In Utah All that necessary was to give 70 tue
Courts the powsr enforce convictions Tor VIOLATION o
tho law aud 10 show that the Government VI the uhieu
States meant business, and did not mean 10 enpoIhe
people would submit tho authority OF the oosornmon
aud ould get rid OF tha other relic OF barbarsn Mne
had been stigma "a the nalion ne ua 40. ' h s'
the military strength Of the hornons couId 90 e,g
eer.tea 10 over se0o inca. IIe did not behave there
would be any attempt to resist the authority OF the
United States by force OF arms, o1s tsrs mh a w.,
great relnou shrink from the attempt TO enforce tho
laws syes sseh small body VI people He denessees
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rIIr rRrNCu rREATY-GENERAL NEWS.

TIE FRENCH TREATY-GENERAL NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17.-Advices from Hong
Kong China by the mail steamer to the 18th OF Jan
uary The Winter in China had been unusually moder-
ate Freghts Chefoo better and ali the vessels
were finding employment. The water III the Ilankow
River was low and but little business doing in that prov
uce Three vessels have been chartered AZ Shanghai 10
carry Cinnamon TO Ncw-Oreans The BRUSH schooner
Ada totally wrecked Jan 8, on the East saddles,
were cxpcced 10 bo obtained by French treaty now
under considerations The United states steamer Ashue
lot arrived at Shanghai Jan The MonOcacy left for
Hong Kong on the 18th.
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Mn IlOMI tliCp., NIs) STuItu upon al tht proposed
amendments he had paired oil With ms absent colleague
Mr. Carpenter.
Senate Committee strike out Of the bill all conditions
and simply declare the state eht tied To representation
which WAS voted dOwn-Ieas ~; Nays 81
The following were the only changes In the vote:
Messrs Cole Fenton Morrill, of Maine, Scott and Upton
voted Yea" and Mr. Nye voted Nay" Mr. Patterson
did not vote.
The bill was then read third time, and passed-Ieas
20. NAYS H. The Senate then adjourned.
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amount of Dominican bonds held by the bank,
making clean gain of so cents on the dollar to the
investors. Col Ivan Evangelsta, one of CabraPs ad-
herents has been shot in the suburbs of the city by
order of BaeZ.
ST. THOMAS. Feb. 2-'The bonds of the Baez Gov
eminent have been refused here at the rate of so
cents the dollar in payment Of debts due here by
Dominican merchants.
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SPAIN

TIE NEW CARLIsT DISTURBANCES
madrid. Thursday, Feb. r. 1870
'aIlat disturbances are reported at Murcla, Caat-
ayud and other places, but they promptly sup
pressed The indications are unmistakable that the
Carlas are plotting for general outbreak in Spring
The Government IS aware Of their designs. and is
prepared to meet them.
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SMEnFN

DIssENTEEs AND JEWS ADMITTED TO POLITICAL
RIGHTS.
STOCKHOLM Thursday, Feb II. 1870.
The Diet has passed a law admitting pisseuters
and Jews 10 political rights. The King signed the
law immediately.
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lllNlE
IL" ~
PARIS, Thur

La Pdtrie pronounces false the report that Austria
aud other Powers had transmitted 10 Rome a renon.
STRANGE against the Papal syllabus.
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INCREASED PROBABILITY OF RECOGNITION
SENATOR sHEEMAN's ELL.

INCREASED PROBABILITY OF RECOGNITION
SENATOR SHERMAN's ELL.
WASHINGTON. Feb 1.-THE House Foreign Affairs
Committee met to-day, and had protracted discus
sion on the Cuban question and as to what action
ought TO he taken by the Government and Congress
TO aid the insurgents who struggling for their
independence The discussion chiefly on the
eNpediency of repeating the Neutrality laws passed
in ISIS. The sentiment of the Committee is unan-
nous that the time has arrived when it is the duty
of both Congress and the Government to accord
them belgereut rights. The Committee adjourned,
however. without deciding definitely the character
of the resolutions which they will report TO the
House for its action 1t is understood, however
that they will adopt in the main the resolution pre-
scented by Senator Sherman to the Senate, recogniz
ing a state of in the island of Cuba and prevent
ing Spain from buying munitions of war and fitting
out ships in our ports The Chairman, Cen Banks
VIII call special meeting Of the Committee during
the week for the purpose of maturing resolutions on
the subject, 10 be presented to the House.
ARRIVAL OF CONSUL EIDDLE.
HAVANA. Feb. Il. 80 United States Consul
Gen Eddlc has arrived in Havana. The weather m
l. WI ed
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WASHINGTON.

TIE INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES TO BE REDUCED
TIE MISSISSIPPI BILL PASSED IN THE SIN
ATE-AN APPROPRIATION RECOMMENDED
FOR THE NEw-YORK POST OFFICE-TllE SALE
OF CADETSHIPs -TUNNELING THE NOklh
AND EAST RIVERS.
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/. 10 he pre.ented 10 I'd Honse


HAVANA. Feb. l.. 49, United States Consul
Gen Bddlc has arrived in Havana. The weather IN
teu-cIy hot The steamer mpCrdttice. winch arrived
yesterday from Vera Cruz sailed to-day FOR 81 Nazaire
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

SENTENCE OF THE MARSEILLAlSE editors
VICTOR HUGO'S COMPLIMENTS TO ROCHE
FORT-AN AMERICAN CONTRIBUTION.
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REDUCING TAXATIoN-CROP PROSPECTS-UNiON
OF THE REPUBLICAN PAkTr IN ViR
GINA. -.-

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
The Committee Oh Ways and Means. this morning
heard Mr. Barley OF New.YOrk on behalf Of equaLing
the tax on American and foreign life aud fire insurance
eonpanies The Committee has resolved, ~ tar May
nar,D to reduce. by sSooo,coO the internal revenue
bill which is Oh basis Of collecting sltoOoc The in
come tax Is TO reduced but not abolished President
Grant ana the Administration favor the reduction OF the
tariff by t2oOo0VO0 and OF the Internal revenue by
sJOoo00Oo. The reports arc nat IL peing iouhu IN
possbe 10 fund national debt at lover rate OF In
erest the project has been given up for this year
The returns 10 the Statistical Division Of the Depart
ment OF Agricul ture, during the month Of January
Indicate decrease In the acreage Of Winter wheat Ia the
States Of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan ana Newfork' In
most Of New England and Of tho ooitonb The de
crease In Illinois N placed stoper cent In hiomxsno
Der cent In Indiana and In New York per cent 80 r
as returns have been received the area IN Caniorhs
nearly the of Last year, and bnt h,e
IA r,,artrd from ONO, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Nils
.,nIl Kansas haa Increased her acreage very Mgopi
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A CANOE RACE.

canoe race, between the champions of Oxford
and Cambridge, witt place the Thames i'll the
week of the University race
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THE BOURBONS n SPAIN.
! THE DEBATE IN THE CORTES on THEIR
EXPULSION

ANOTHER GREAT SPEECH FROM CASTEIL.R--IM-
MONTPENSIER FINALLY REJECTED-NO NEW
CANDIDATURE-THE sTATU QUO TO BIZ CON
TINUED-MONIPENsIER DEFEATED IN THE
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. II. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent of the U s. Patent ONCE, Washington,
under the Act of 1887.
No. 70 State Street Opposite Kuby Street BOSTON
4 FTER an extensive practice of upwards of 20
ted States also in Great Britain, France and other
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tents, executed ON reasonable terms with dispatch.
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of any patent furnished by remitting one dollar.
Assignments recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses superb
facilities for obtaining Patents, ascertainiug
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During eight months the subscriber, in the course
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cations sirteen appeals every of which was de-
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Testi mon ais.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
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Commissioner of Patents"
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pcations in form to secure for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Ofiee.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
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applications, In all but ONE OF which patents have
been granted, and that one is now pending. Such
unmistakabe proof OF great talent end ability his
part leads me TO recommend al inventors to apply
of having the most faithful attention bestowed on
their cases and at very reasonable charges
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Boston, Jan. !, 1870. Iva
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and bs,ween sneils sha hraidad barse,f
bandsona strow bats ard t;xed ,,YiEar
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tbat whan sba cold ber ,,tter and cheese
that tbara vas somath;n, cor r;hh;ns and
aowers Won know the Scr;nt,r, save ..can
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didn't I memher nsed To lead the s;ng-
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in he sinoar,s seats apd need to th;nt
when she come to meat;n, SUNDAY norn;p,s
in her white dress and her red cheeks and
her honnet all timed off with lavlock
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sunrise to have her come into the sin oar,s
seats Them was the DAYS tbat 7 d;dn,t
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Elderkin come and took the academy. I
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