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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, February 5.-The
President will, on Nor y, issue a
proclamation of ratification of the
treaty between the United States and
China, giving a full text of the same.
Gen. Butler. as Chairman Of the
National Asylum for Disabled Sol
diers, some time ago made application
for bounty due soldiers who had de-
serted during the rebellion, amount
ing to $4,000,000. The Treasury re-
fused 70 turn over the money, on the
ground that the bounty was not due
until the expiration Of their term Of
service, and that as the men had de-
serted, their terms had not expired.
This decision has been affirmed by
the Attorney General, and hence the
money will not be turned over.
Internal Revenue Detective Cow per
reports to Commissioner Delano, un-
der date of Augusta, Ga, January 81,
that a very successful raid was made
in the Fourth District of Georgia.
Eighteen illicit stills were captured,
and number of men engaged in run
ming them. The distance travelled
over was seven hundred miles.
Tho House Naval Committee hope
to be able to agree on the measure
satisfactory to both staff and line off .
GERS in the navy. They are opposed
to the bill proposed by Secretary Ro-
beson. Neither staff nor line will get
all they demand.
President Grant is decidedly op-
| posed to appointing a man from the
Southern Circuit on the Supreme
Bench.
An effort is being made to secure
the appointment of James Is. Wilson,
/ Of Iowa, to whom the President has
offered several places in his Cabinet.
Brevet Brigadier General ID. b.
| MeKibben, unattached, is detailed on
recruiting service sAnd ordered to re-
port 10 Brevet Major General HoH
man, Superintendent General of the
| Recruiting Service at st. Louis, Mo
for assignment.
The following officers, unattached
are relieved from duty as Indian
Agents, and ordered to proceed home
and await orders: Brevet Major
General j. A. Herr, Captains w. III
Merrill and o. O. Knoff, and Firs
Lieutenant j. s. Stiles.
The following officers, now unat
tached, are detailed for duty as IndiaI
Agents. aud ordered to report tc
Commissioner Parker for assignment
and instructions: Captain d. w
Sells, and First Lieutenant N. r
Bourne.
The Senate Committee on Com
merce held a meeting to day ant
considered, among other things, th,
levees of Mississippi, and finally de
termincd to refer the matter to a sub
committee, consisting of Messrs
Buckingham and Kellogg.
There is no doubt that Minister
Hugh Ewing will be recalled from
the Hague. His friends have ceased
their efforts for his retention.
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The PdH MaU Gazette protests
against the interruption of the India
Chinese trade, as contemplated.
There has recently been an I'M
proved demand for American bonds,
both federal and staple.
FRANCE.
PARIS, February 5.-It is reported
to day that Lucien Anatole Provost
Paradol, the celebrated auth or, has
been appointed Minister from France
to Washington.
MARsEILLEs, February 0.-An ex-
citement was occasioned in this city
this morning, by the falling of two
houses. Twelve persons were buried
in the ruins. It is not thought all
we're killed. Two bodies have been
recovered from the debris.
ITALY.
ROME, February 5.-The CiUiHa
Catholic, published here, has a re.
markable article entitled, " Les Nan
ldis Politiques ct lie COncjte." At
ter referring to menaces against the
Ecumenical Council establishing de-
crees contrary to modern ideas, it
says: The Bishops despise the men
aces. If governments make laws at
variance with the DEGREES of the
Council, the subject will not be held
to observe them, and to exact obedi-
ence to such laws would be odious
tyranny. If governments separate
the Church from the State, they must
expect terrible revolutions to over
throw them. France alone has been
true 10 the Concordat, and the Coun-
Gil will bear this In mind.
ROME. Feb. 5-Another session of
the Ecumenical Council was held
yesterday.
The Archbishop of Turin cele-
brated mass, and five Fathers deliv-
cred addresses.
The Committee Postulata meets
once a week. The Committee Defde
has completed great part of its work.
SPAIN.
MADRID, February Sit is report
ed that the Duke Montpensier's can
didature for the throne of Spain will
be altogether abandoned. Prince
George, a Catholic. thirty-seven years
of age, son of the King of Saxony, Is
now talked Of in some quarters, while
others propose Prince Charles, of
Prussia.
The clerical estimates passed the
Cortes yesterday afternoon, after a
strenuous opposition.
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CINCINNATI, February GA fire
last night broke out In a building on
the northeast corner of Sixth and
Baymiller Streets, and caused loss
of SOC, 600 or 100000. The building
was owned by Oliver Perrin, and was
occupied by w. III. Hamilton i& CO..,
distiliers and rectifers. The build
ing was insured for $4,000 and the
distillery for S15, 1000, of which 1880
was in the Delaware Mutual, 1000
in the Western, of Cincinnati, and
the balance in Cleveland and eastern
companies. The building adjacent on
the east, occupied by H. I'll. Vessel &
Co. and A. Kribs & Co., was damaged
by falling wall and water.
The building on the west was
slightly injured. The fire broke out
about twenty minutes after the work
men left the distillery. There is no
clue to to its origin. Two hours later
another fire occurred in the northern
part of the city. burning a small frame
dwelling house and carpenter and
cigar makers shops. Loss not over
81 800.
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LONDON, February 5.-The bark
Jessie Campbell, of Weymouth, u. S,
from New York for Bristol, England.
foundered at sea in latitude 42o, longi-
tude 80, on the 4th of January. All
hands were saved.
LONDON, February 5.-The Times
has editorials on American legislators
and legislation, wherein it comments
on the composition and pecularities
Of the House Of the United States
Congress. The writer attributes the
faults in American legislation to the
utter absence of ability in the House
Of Representatives and a natural Sc
quence to the popular elections. The
Senate, however, is better, the Times
thinks, because its members are
otherwise chosen.
Manufacturers here are preparing
to take advantage of the expiration,
in March, next, Of Busmer's steel
patents.
The Saturday ReUie10 predicts that
the Irish land question and bill for
regulating the ballot and diffusion of
education, will engross the attention
of Parliament at the coming session.
Extraordinary scenes are occurring
at the telegraph Offices throughout
England. The dissatisfaction is gen.
eral, and complaints of delay and
error have been greatly multiplied
since the new arrangement went into
effect. In this city, particularly,
crowds of people surround the offices,
and there Is the utmost confusion.
The movement for the abolition Of
University tests, has been renewed
vigorously.
A large meeting was held at Ply
/ mouth last evening, and resolutions
looking TO that end we're unanimously
adopted. and meetings are t0 be held
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LAwRENNcE, Ks, February g.
After full debate by vote fifty one to
ten of the Kansas House of Repre-
sentatives, passed a resolution asking
our Senators and Representatives in
Congress, to use their influence to Sc
cure the removal of all Indians in
this State, indorsing the wise policy of
the Government in granting lands for
construction of railroads, and asking
liberal grants for railroads with the
promise that settlers on the Usage
trust lands and the Deminished Re-
serve. after date of the order for re-
moval of Indians, shall have each
one hundred and sixty acres of land
at one dollar and twenty five cents per
acre. The House also appointed a
committee to visit the Cherokee neu-
trail lands and to investigate all mat
ters connected Herewith. with the
power to send for persons and papers
The Governor Auditor. Secretary
of State, and State Treasurer have
requested the Joint Committee to in
vestigate all matters connected with
their Offices
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ny TeleRraph.l ERW YonE. FEB. 6
CoTIoN-DnA and heavy: sales or $50
bales at z5sSo Tor middine uplanda.
FLOUR receipts, 7,6u hbis; duh, heavy
and 15c lOWers sales OF 2,GQ9 barrels at 81 90
@750 for supeT1ne StaLs and Western s
TO O5@5 s5 1cr extra state; "a 95as6 0O for
extra WeEtelni S. 1905 go for white heat
eSsfa 5s p g34a 70 for round ho2p 0hio if5 5e8
. for extra &c. Isoulss g 25GS So for eood u
cho1ce 90. rye hour dali ana heaVy. Ealea
$50 barrels at S. 09gl G9
CORR MEAL-t1 quiet
WHIsKY-WttnOut decided change saIes
OF SgO 9arrels western - a5999o Tor free
~, " HEA1-1 -1seceIpts $500 bushels. wheat
a. 81 25@l ~ fors Winter red and amBer
western: 81 45s8L As for White Michigau.
81 45gl p for White state.
BARLEY-Dul aud dropping. sales OF
5,UJU pusnets Canada West. an private
terms e ca aud 0,lo9 do two-roRed state at s5e8
BARL2Y Malt Quiet.
COkN -tteeeipts Iulo bushels: scarce and
2 shade nlmers sales o. $3.50 bushels at
00G93o for new mixed aVestern.eI 04H1 ~
sey.
OArs-R Receipts, 4. .6Ss bushels: IRREGULAR
tive demand sales OF 43090 bushels at 550
o. 99e on LOT N sstern IN store and afloat; eue8
RICE Quiet Carolina. 8a7c.
COFEEE-Steadv
elAlIi----s5te,ady.; y sases OF 220 hogsheads
MOLASSES- Dull.
for refined
HoPs-Firm
WooL-tiEm; sales of $4,000 pounds at
40g57s Tor domestic fleece; 3IGd7c for
pulieo 4f9oOc Tor Texas l6027e Tor Cali
80 LATHER-IIemiOck sole active and firm
z59otc Iof huenoa tyres and Rio Grande.
LsSsHAD or Steady at gl005c fu casks.
S1itI1s UaEfsNTINE-l8,g40
% hss FuhK--E4Imer; sales Of $50 bar els
atSzo 199l5 % for new mess: e22 50a2 00
Ior PRIME F2zb 90 for prime mess. also.
100 barrels, seller March, az s2G 50.
EAhh'--1i ieauy sales OF I2J barrels at $50
@lo W Tor new plain mess; EI49I7 so for
new extra mess. Ilerca beef quiet; sales
Oh oL ~ Lierces at t28g18 90 for prime mess;
tzo 911 ~ Tor 1udIa mess. Reef hams quiet.
sal q ay barrels at S28a52 60 for new
LII A5E.ALS-AeaVy; safes OF 900 PACK
ages at tVts 9iI1zc f9r shoulders. 14M15c FOR
nam Mlddies quiet5 sales Of 800 boxes.
uell Fefaple aG Chicago, at 1910 for Cum-
De .LauQ cut l35zc for short riboed.
4Jh-ls5aieD A0G5-Dull and heavy ad II1<n
1lSzo for Western.
LARD-tteavy; sales OF 400 tferess at I50
loc l0E steam H8E5ac for Kettle rendered.
16o.
BUTrEe- Quiet and steady at I7as0e
Nd Aksf-t lutet 80 L0Gl8c.
ERlI9s dIS--IO Liverpool heavy a1sd de-
clQeQly loWers shipments per sGaaEler OF
l. OIp bushels Of wheat Oh 2H and $50 bare
Teis Of Hour at Is Sd.
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MEMPHIS, February 6.-The resi-
dence of Thomas O'Neil, near this
city, together with his barn, contain
ing thirteen bales of cotton. were
burned on Friday night. TIE loss
amounts to $4,000.
The Little Rock Gazette says five
persons were lost by the sinking of
the American-Mr. Ellis, merchant
of that city. two boys named Thomas,
and two white deck hands. Owing
to the fact that the passengers were
asleep, and the boat sank inSthree
minutes, Il IS feared more were lost
The passengers lost everything, and
suffered much from exposure and
cold
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g. to1is rarRot.

BY Tetesraph.i 8r. fsoulss leb s
BACCO-5teady and unchanged
COTTON Mlddlng BIC.
HE8IP-U uchauged.
FEoUR-Qufel and ont istlls doing; sau-
perdne al q z594 s.; extra 81 so couble
extra e. $500 =.
WHEAT-sleady No. 2 Spring nt Sc I;
No do Csc. No. red Eall sl 1B: choice to
fancy red and white 81 20Il 25.
C0BN-Dul and lower on some grades I,
prime uliEed and yellow at 75e; strictly
prime and fancy white 84aS7e.
OATs-Dutl at zS.849c ia bulk and 480l5s
sacked.
RTE-Dul and lower at T5E7de
BARLEE -Nofhing doing.
Nv HI5KY-Saeady at 58e.
ERgTIsI0N5-DuIl anu drDoptnr email
sales Of pork at s27.
DRT-sALr MEAra- Shoulder l01Ic.
BACoE--Sh houlders I25zct clear IJ5lc. clear
sides 1910.
LARD Dun and lower; 1876 for chadee
steam and IG5Ze ILeg
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LnnisIana Legialature.

New ORLEANS, February 6.-The
House has passed bill authorizing
the issue of three millions of dollars
in bonds to pay for the work hereto
fore done on the levees under con
tract by the Board of Public Works.
Another sugar fraud case, involv-
ing 500 boxes, has been decided by
the u. s. District Court in favor OF
the Government. The sugar was i'm
ported under false invoices as to
wpioht
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CHICAGO.
Meeting Rt Fort GarFy-Man Killed
near Warren, Ill.

mar W1hEChS AtAa
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-The Red River
Nelo Nation gives a long account of
a meeting held at Fort Garry, jan
uary 21st, addressed by Donald G..
Smith, who explained his mission
and the policy of the Canadian Gov
ernment.
Riell moved that twenty Represent
atives be elected by the English peo-
pie of Red River, to meet twenty Rep
resentatives elected by the French
population, on the 25th ultimo, at the
Court House, for the purpose of con-
sidering the subject of Legislative
Commissioners, and deciding what
would be the best course for the well
fare of the country. The motion was
carried.
A committee was then appointed to
apportion the English Representa-
aives. The result is not yet known.
A. Westenbury was instantly killed,
yesterday, while engaged In rolling
saw logs, two of which passed over
him, crushing him htully, near
Warren. Ill.
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New York News.

NEW YORK, February 6.-The fire
on Saturday night occasioned damage
to the buildings and stock, GA and &C
Maiden Lane, 10 the amount of
$4,000; Insured. The principal losers
are Messrs. jacques & Ellis.
The Bell Maras glue factory, on
Union Hill, back Of Hoboken, was
burned last night. Loss $4,000
a man known as Wilson was
arrested yesterday, on information
furnished hy his laistress, who stated
that his name was Logan, and tbas be
was witness Of the murder of Chas.
II Rogers. Wilson, otherwise Lo-
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new York Items.

CIV YORK, Feb. 5.-Prince Ar
left here this afternoon for Bos-
He is to attend the Peabody
.quies at Peabody, Tuesday.
here is no more truth In the re
OF an attempt to assassinate
ace Arthur than that a rumor
e that such thing was intended.
eral arrests were made. The
nce's friends deny the correctness
the story, and men under arrest
fess to know nothing Of it. The
ief is general that it is a hoax.
Is large quantity of spirits was
;ed to- day, at the rectifying estab-
tmeat Of Trott Il Kearney for
ged violations of the revenue law.
An explosion occurred yesterday,
he dye house of the New York
siDg I'D Printing Establishment on
ton Island. by which four en-
yees ere frightfully burned. Loss
int.
Wv YORK, February 5.-A rumor
ched the police last night that an
empt was made on the life of
nee Arthur. An officer was de-
led to watch the Princes party as
~ proceeded from the Brevoort
Juse to the residence of Judge
1uahtou, corner of Fifth Avenue
4 Eleventh Street. A party of ruff
ns. stationed near the Brevoort
luse, approached the officer, and
wing their revolvers, told him tc
ve. The officer got reinforcements
ugned and attacked the rufians
ter a severe fight, they arrested
Liam Murphy, Pat Murphy, Chas
rdaer, John Lough and Michae
Neelty. Lough is an Englishman
rdler q native of Yonkers. The
tv refused to make explanation o
nduct, and were arraigned be-
tGs Police Court this morning
large of assaulting officers
was not sufficient proof q
"a their design upon thi
.rce life, but they were com
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CubaR News.

HAVANA, February 6.-Gen. Ga
yonche returned to Puerto Principe
on the 18th ultimo. The latter an
nounces that he defeated the rebels
and captured two pieces of artillery
and many prisoners.
1t is reported that the son of Ces
pedes, eleven years old, is among the
captured prisoners. Seven houses
and several sugar fields have been de-
stroyed by incendiaries on the line OF
the Reubo and Caibarinus Railroad
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e Cable. LosnoN reh. S.
fousCis closed for mauagn azts. aeeerrt
gz5s American securities quiet; 'l2s
10al otHi utss sos lY-41st cl Afllr o.
% ltt5s Great w estefn, W dtucEF AEm.
PARIS, February E.-Bouns lower and
quiet g 73f 55c.
FRANKToRr. February 5---3onGs hrni 81
L1VERPoOLs February 5.-Cott0u afaaav
for mtGdllnEs, Orleans ILgEEII1Se eaHee e
lO.GG0 BALES California white Wheat s
lld5 red W essarl Winter. Us q Winter. ss
3D. western ElnHS. tos ga. Corn. 2s5 Ul
OATS 2s sd. Barley, 6s PEGS sls EoG
sBs. Beef, lQas. Lard. A3s Cheese fa-
coni les spirits Petroleum. ls 6ds reHHed,
Is lzad. Iurp ntlues ajs. Lanaaed caEea.
S. 3 Sterling les.
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Auens,a. GeorgIa ILems.

AUGUSTA, GA, FEBRUARY 6.-Sen-
ators Hull, Bryant, Caldwell. Hol-
den and other Republicans, opposed
to Governor Bullock and his policy,
are on their way to ! ashiDgton to
represent the conditioL of affairs in
Georgia to Congress. Mr.. Bryant
says the object of the delegation is to
show that Governor Bullock has
violated the reconstruction laws:
that the Legislature as nOW orgeu-
ized is Illegal aud that several per-
sons are allowed seats ia the Legisla-
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ture who are not entitled to them;
and if Congress sustains Bullock, the
Republican party will be destroyed.
The delegation represent the con
seryative wing Of the Republican
party, and repudiate all political afiil-
alton with Democracy.
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gan, was held for examination. He
denies all knowledge Of the murder
It appears there is some slight
foundation for the rumors of frauds
on the Newark treasury.
NEW York, February 6.-J. Nc
Leary Brown, Secretary of the Chi
nese Embassy, Burlingame, arrived
here tonight. from Washington.
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Trade is ira arovfnn t3fr
the Saturday market aiu
livIty Prices iu tne utaln ~
cotton goods. esuecisIf IS for
Both ptalu sud colorea afnf saa
command 35n. Otis aa
Otis q Ilc. Warren hraMH
irgman's 22es Haym IlC
gss eastern nlaEes5 4iI
-Dulhefu 20 Eita el9e1 prints
and 1870 Tor GCcheeo nieefn
are reduced to ei e1. #ma tn
Brussels and BfiVns'ss tnne
81 4e: brown drills duE ana aau
lQ5a9lles OLD styles o. aeseia
" k45sc for white; all new
bring 2lc
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IT ELE G. R A . 81.

T u LIE G. R a j. 81.
Saturday Nights Dispatches.
Late Washington Items.
Late New York Items.
News from San Domingo.
Revolution in Progress
Late News from Chicago.
News by Atlantic Cable.
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STEAMBOAT LINEs

To LoU1svILLE.-Every Monday al 10
O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at
o'clock P. II.
70 CAIR0-DaiIy, except Sunday, at
O'Clock P. N.
TO GREEN KIVER.-E Every Monday, Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
TO EAsTPoRT.--Every Tuesday and Sat
urdsy at O'Clock p. Il.
At O'Clock Pm.
To NA5HVILLE-Every Tuesday, Wed es-
day and saturday at P. II.
Transient boats daily up and doWr.
To CIacINNATI-Every Saturday at 10
Am.
TO CANNELToN-Every Tuesday, Thnrs-
day, and Saturday at 10 An.
RockportStage tvia Newburgh and Boone
vtlle,l carrying the mail, leaves at A
on Mondays Wednesdays and FrlGavss
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursd arr
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves ffou-
days and Fridays att A. II. Arrives Ta1a.
days and Saturdays by p. N.
Mt. vernon Mail Stage leaves daily fAw
oept Sundays( at A. N. Arrives daiIy }sz
sspt Sundays) by Pm.
TO NEWBURG.-HaeK daily Except ssilu-
2ay1 from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
o clock p. M.
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HALIFAX, February 5.-Papers re-
port that at a meeting held at Men
gomish, in Picton County, resolu-
tion was passed. declaring the con-
federation failure, and urging local
legislature to move for annexation to
the United States.
A Union Association has been
formed in Prince Edwards Island.
Hon. 7. H. Hariland, NJ. p, was
chosen President, and Hon. Joseph
Pope and Hon. w. M. Heald, Vice
Presidents. The object of the society
is to forward the cause of confedera-
tion
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rs Us A9al WI - y u =
TRAINS GOING SOUTH

4hA1NS GO1EI 5OO4h-
Transfer Packet Steamer Eayette
leaves Evansville daily at......... 200 P D .
Train leaves Henderson at. 80 p. y.
Arrive at MadisOnY1Ile ........ 10 p ~
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves NadisonvilIe daily
Sundays excepted) at -.............. 5 :25 -.
Arrive at Henderson. ....... 8 200 An
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Fayette 8 10 4 ~
Making connection both ways with
trains on the E. q g. Railroad.
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the Healing Fool

An Essay for NtaluE Maa en lifa Crime
Of Solitude, and the illsea Aia Ahus
which create i'm npaatEiis 81 - - l.s.f a le
with sure means of feieL seat in sealed
letter envelope. lfea @ e-lata A11raas
Dr. j. EKILLLM AUDNEEaA, Reward
a Association Pnilalel phia, Pa.
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BY telegraph Ca1oAs0. Faa.a
FLoUE-Qoiet. and the demand exo7a-
extras s. 651t75.
WHEAr-Quiet ana 5<@Ic lower; sales
oI nc. at 6T1I68l5; MO- 8b6Ua s15S ciaafn Il
quiet at 80J6g391Si unchanged this aFter-
noon.
CoRo-DuI and dropping and 5zmszo
lower; sales Ne. 80 40nilei rejected sztza
66e, and new 30 grade 5za545Ie. eios4 na llI
at 905Sc for he. thus aftegno9n the aar-
ket is duh ana norsilla5 s.t 795 re 1or ha =
OAEs-nu1f aiaa &c lover aafas or No .
20 $50 5<cs closing at a65<6tl9JSc.
ltYI-k1ulet and firm at zoe for No 2
hAIsLEK-Buil 40 7Q0I5e for 40 2.
H1GaYFISEs- Quiet and steady nt $50
g3He@
PRoFIsI ors-Lees active and sasiers Ness
PORK 50 l5 cash, and f28aZj 375S seller e
March. closing duh ~ s25 50 cas1i blik
Meats dl1ll for the present, but active 4oE
future delivery closing ut 8sle ior 9t1
s8iGed shoulders. I11<UI2tIc for rough sides
and I5s-8sle lef short rib middies loose
Ereen niafns i26c.
LAKn--Guil Et lasfe caEl. a4td 4f5esaA Aals
Seller MARCH,
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NMhviIIe Warfn

By Ielegraph-l NAslfe L1n. ras
COTTON TT Duls low mtCdl4mn
good ordinary 2Z56c. stock $3.50 Bales
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WHEELING, w. Va, February 81
The Senate, last evening, by a vote of
fourteen to six, concurred In the
House Resolution for the impeach-
ment of Judge Nat. Harrison, of the
Seventh judicial District.
In the House, yesterday, the polit-
ical struggle over the registration
question was a more prolonged con-
test than has ever before transpired
in the Legislature of the State. The
liberal and straight Republicans, with
few exceptions, united in the passage
Of Wells bill restoring the power of
appointments to the Governor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-07
Miscellaneous Items.

ST. THOMAS, Feb. 1.-Gen. Lu-
perons has passed through st. Thorn
as. en- route to Jamaica.
PUERTO CABELLo. Jan. 24-The
Revolution is spreading. President
Monongues has taken the field in per-
son. The banished Dominieans have
arrived here.
SAN DOMINGO, Jan. 20.-The Rev =
olutionists, headed by Pimental, are
marching Northwest. They have
captured Guayabin.