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SHOCKING WALL STREET.
now R0CH ISLAND RAILWAY STOCK
WAS WATERED.

A Bia Thing for the Road-How the specu-
iators were Cleaned Out solid Blocks Of
stock Gobbied Up By the Street-Infor-
nation Wanted.
The ha1ity1s Of Wall street were startled yes
terdsy with the rumor Of increased issue Of the
stock OF the Chicago, Rock Islsnd and Pacnc Rail.
way. II 10 we'll known that at the meeting Of the
stockholders In May last nearly ninetenths OF the
stock being represented, . formal resolution
was passed directing Q Committee OF the directors
10 issue stock bonds to the extent Of t4oOoo 900,
found necessary, to provide for maturing indebted
ness-
II seems that the stock subsequently declined nrom
fss to 100 during the summer, and has been nuctus-
ting for many months between par and 109 The ope
rstors have supposed that N given time large
dividends OF scrip or stock would be made and the
normal price would be at least 1t0 inasmuch as the
earnings OF the road were good, and the land
grant had advanced enormously in value. Early this
week, the good time often predicted Of extra div
idends seemed to have arrived, and all the shorts
made haste 10 their sales. which advanced the
price Ave per cent, when blocks were thrown upon
the market and readily taken at 10s6109. hwss
supposed at that time that the manipulstors for a
rise were only working Tor small advance, aud
alarmed lest they should lose their control "a
they were not In position TO have the market 70
too high they short OF stock but yesterday II
was discovered that stock plenty, and the excess
could not be accounted for except the theory that
the Committee had ayailed themselves Of the dis
cretion given them in May. and had issued certih-
Gates 20 the extent OF the limitation.
But AZ the usual notice had not been given as re-
quired by the Stock Exchange, on an increase OF
capital stock, II seemed scarcely probable that II
should have been done, and rumors Of all kinds in
creased. No oflcial announcement has been made
| o. she increase. II II should prove that the Com.
mttec did avail themselves OF the high pricc-aboye
ns s"s .s Gs ssy Ss
ness At great discount, II only shows the great
shrewdness Of tho managers In practisng the arts
| OF Wall street
Much Ill feeling and disgust is expressed BY the
parties who have lost In the Eame, but the interests
| OF the road have been subservod. The morale Of
Wall street IL not demorslizcd. for lost that long
since II Ia to purchase real estate, even Of the
most responsible parties amounting TO only ts5, ,OOc
10000 titles searched lawyers employed, and
months are consumed In details. Bat when man
enters Wall street to invest in railroad securities
hundreds Of Thousands OF dollars, he uses no pre-
caution often knows nothing Of Its location, or its
managers. The only question asked IL, IL II Ddrkst
able and n they md themselves outside Of the ring
aud make losses, let them bear II meckly, and con
fess that such is Wall street. and resolys for tn,
future TO be virtuous and happy.
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YESTERDAY IN EUROPE.
Offences OF the Press to be Tried bv Jurv-
m. Raspnil still LivinR-Cnrdtnai Anto-
neIii Asserting the Dignity OF tho Church

Offences OF the Press to be Tried bv Jurv-
m. Raspnil still LivinE-Cnrdinai Anto-
neIii Asserting the Dignity OF tho Church
MIR. Burlinanme's Treaty with Bismnrk.
Paris, Jan. 20.-The Ministry will propose
that all offences OF the press bo tried before jury
But as his proposition cannot for some time become
q law, M. Rochefort. whose tnal soon takes place,
will not have the privilege Of jury. The radical
journals charge that the Government has pressed
the srraignmcnt OF the Deputy for the purpose OF
avoiding the operation In his case Of the proposed
law.
N. Rsspsii, Of the Radical party in the Corps
Legisiatif, Is not dead.
Roxs, Jan. 9o.-The organization Of the Com
mittee on Eastern Rites and Apostolic Missions is
complete. TIE Committee Is largely composed OF
Eastern prelates but includes among Its members
the Bishops Of Angouleme, Toronto, and Burling
ton Cardinal Antonelli has assured the French
Ambassador that the Pope will never hesitate to
maintain the rights OF the Church equal to those
Of the State.
BERLIN, Jan. eO.-The Free Masons Of Ger
many have adopted an address protesting against
the tendency OF the Economical Council toward the
doctrines OF the Syllabus.
FLORENCE, Jan. 20.-The National Parliament
Is summoned BY royal decree 70 meet on the 7th OF
March.
BERLrS, Jan. o.-Correspondence between Mr..
Burlingame, as chief OF the Chinese Embassy, and
Count Won Bismark 10 published. The Prussian
Government expresses Its anxiety for the restora-
ton Of the Imperial authority throughout China as
the best guaranty Of order and OF safety Tor foreign
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ODITUI RI.
Death OF Gott.chnlk. the Pianist.


By the South American steamer which arrived
yesterday learn OF the sudden death OF the
eminent pianist and composer. Gottschalk. He
died amer three weeks illness. Louis Moreau Cots
chalk was born in New Orleans, May Sth. 1929
From his earliest years he evlnced genius for
sic and gave his first when only years
old In lsi his father sent him to Paris TO finish his
studies. lie took lessons on the pinno there from
Messieurs Hall and Bamaty, and lessons 10 harmony
from N. Maleden. In 1913 he gave public concerts
In Paris In lsi9 In Switzerland; IN 1850 and 1851,
In Paris again: and In the following years In
spain. Afierward he returned to America
Everywhere bis success WAS OF the most
brilliant character. N. Gottschalk, Iwhose
principal talent lay in the composition OF
N1uss, has written n great number OF nOrce7uy FOR
the piano; among others, La Bamboula," LA
Bananier," "La Savane," La Moissoncuse." ." La
Danse ossianigue," !" " La Chute des Feuiles. THE
Union Mareh," Ia IOta Araeopssa," +" Mapcheza"
symphony. ia Mutt des Tropiqrc-." variations Of
"God save the Queen" OF the "Chasse du Jtune
Henri &c. lie has been decorated with the order
Of Isabella Catolica.
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HORACE GREELEY,s CIRCUS.

A Rich Scene in the American Institute
Last Evening-Old Godwin's and Lawyer
Nssh's Perfsrmspces-Blcc Of Omccrs
In Committec Of the whole.
The members Of the American Institute met
last night at their rooms In the Cooper Institute
nominate ofnccrs handed In their report The mem
bers appeared 70 bs very excited. and
after considerable discussion proposed TO ad-
journ, when motion that the mem
bers should form Committee OF
the Whole was carried. The President appointed
DR.. Rich as Chairman OF the Committee. DIR. Par.
melee then presented ticket as substitute for the
original. Tie Chair, In presenting the motion, cali
cd II an amendment, and was interrupted By DR..
Parmelce who stated that he used the word substi.
DANIEL oopwn (sot,o roce)-May ! speak on this
subjectt Ihave an amendment TO offer.
CrhIR-sn down. str. ! understood this ticket
GoDwIs (rcs,iculsting violcntly)-Aliov N. TO
MExBxR-I understood substitute.
GoDwrS.oh, hope not.
GoDwN-I had the floor nrst.
Dn. PARnELgE-It Ia moved and seconded that
this ticket be adopted ~ whole.
Mn. ADRiAscE-I object to the passing the ticket
| ss whole take the nominations one by one.
A MExBEa-Mr. Chairman. this Is . most disor.
derly meeting; there are people present not mem
bors.
A general stampede Of the ioafers followed
MrnBxR-I have heard non members got up and
CHIm-Piease name them.
MEMBER-I do not know their names.
Gr1ws oaa e,,Ss s oaSs,sn Sswn; sc 6Sc.,I0,. SSe
| Mn HALI-This Is q most IRREGULAR meeting. Ny
name IL the list a. First Vicc.Prcsidcnt, and do
not think IL fair to put me on duty again.
| DR PAnNKLEE-My reason for Wishing TO adopt
the ticket as whole is because they are all good
| Nm. PrIcE.pid We. depute DR.. P.rmelee TO an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21
THE FULTON STREET HOMICIDE.
Murder Case In n civil suit-sJ. 600 for
Husba nd-AppeaI from n Verdict.

Murder Case In n civil suit-s5. 900 for n
Husba and-AppeaI from n Verdict.
Col. James l.. Fraser kept restaurant at lss
Fulton street in July, 1855, and Lemuel L. Freeman
was the lessee OF the basement OF the premises, and
had the right Of entry through the restaurant to the
basement The men ouarreled and Fraser denied
Freeman the privilege OF passing through his place.
Freeman armed bimself with GRO .bsr to force the
basement door, and was followed by two OF his en-
ployees, Ryan and Mulady, one carrying hammer
and the other q pistol An alteration ensued, in
which Fraser was shot by Mullady, the wound re.
suting In his death the next day He lett wife and
five children and suit instituted BY Mrs. Fraser
TO recover damages for the killing. II was claimed
tnAt Aullady aaAss shs a,r-ct,o~ OF Free
man, and that theiatter had first struck Fraser on
the hoad with the crowbsr, and that he was stag
gering to the door when shot. Freeman claimed on
the other hand that he used the crowbar only to
shield himself from Frascrs attack, and that he
not responsible for the act OF Mulady. The jury
gave the plaintiff 5000. The came before the
Court yesterday on appeal. Decision reserved.
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FESTIVITIES IN FOREST NOME.
Brilliant Reunion Mt Gen. Il. II. v.
WriRht's In Hudson city, n. J.-Gnther.

n brIIHnnt KthnIon Mt Gcn. +. II. v.
wriRht's In Hudson city, n. J.-Gnther<
ing OF New JERSEYS Beuuty nnd Fashion.
On Wednesday evening Gen. Z. II. " Wright
ex-membcr Of Congress, received the beauty and
fashion OF New Jersey in Forest Home, Hudsoa
City. The guests began to arrive at about o'clock.
The great parlors the east AMI west side OF the
mansion were brilliantly Illuminated, and q nas
band OF music lent attraction to the scene Amons
the guests we're Col kirkpatrick and the two Misscf
kirkpatrick. OF Philadelphia: Mr.. Chemfau and sIs.
ter, the two Misses Gibson, of New York: Mlsi
Blair, Of Philadelphia; Miss Maggie Williams, ol
New Dunham Miss Emma Williams Miss Johnsop
OF Sescacus; Miss Latham, Miss Geayer Miss Fisher
OF New York. Among the gentlemen were K. ID.
held OF New jersey; Mr.. yreeland, OF English
Neighboraood Lemuel Ray, II. Cunningham, Esq,
Peter Mcchlcr, Andrew kngc. City Surveyor, Ar.
thur Spiciman, David Reed. and others. TINS Gen.
eral is s,ill confined to his room by sickness.
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The Rev. Horace Cook.

The rumored surrender Of his ordination H.
cense by the Rev. Horace Cook is denied by Pre-.
siding Elder Pease. The latter has received pri-
yate communication from Cook regarding the sever.
ance OF his connection with tho Seventh Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, which doubtless gave
rise to the rumor. DR.. Pease could not receive
Cooks resignation from the ministry. The Annual
Conference alone will have to act In his case next
April, and until they do act his status remains the
same. Brother Cook Is In the hands OF friends who
will care for him until the Conference meets but his
whereabouts " unknown save 10 a few OF his most
intimate friends. DR.. Pease considers MIR. Cook q
case in all It's phases greatly exaggerated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21
PHoroGRAPHs ny sUN REPoRrERs
Th" Firht Over Nathaniel Giimnn's Will
Nuts for the Lnwycr--Wbo nre the X G I
Bencncinirt-, the Executors or the
Widow ana ChiIdrens

Nathaniel Gilman died in 1889, leaving property
worth over s5OOOoO, portion OF which hc directed
TO be invested tor his widow and several minor cuil
drcn. Tie will was contested aud protruciod III.
cation followed. The executors meanwhile did no,
fle an inventory, nor subsequently account until
threatened with punishment, A large amount OF
money was kept uninvested, the money on hand
being generally over s1oOOoO. According to the ac.
count as rendered by the referee to the Surrogate
tue executors were not charged with interest, aud
the accounting IN this respect appealed from by
Miss Anna II. Gilman, one OF the 'gatecs, she claim
ing that the executors ehargeable with interest
on the amount unuve-tei. and compound interest
on the money on hand Decision reserved.
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Mr. ANTHONY presented a communication from
the Governor OF Rhode Island, presenting to Con.
gress MAJ BILE statue Of Gen. Nathaniel Greene.
Alter desultory business, the Senate took up
THE VIRGINIA BILL.
Mr.. DRAKE renewed the amendment previously
offered by him, admitting Virginia TO represents.
tion IN Congress on the following fundamental con-
dtions
That the State Constitution shall never be changed to
deprive any citizen class OF citizens OF the right
ment OF srch crimes as are now feonies At comm on
law, whereof they shall have beon daily convicted
s State s."' 'S1'' ''''''''' ~ '-''-'' VI '1''
AMER discussion, 1t was agreed that the Senate
should vote on the Virginia bill at O'Clock on FRI
Mr.. RAMSEY Rep., Minn.) introduced o bill for .
POSTAL TELEGRAPH SYSTEM,
and to incorporate the United States Postal Telc-
graph Company, IL authorizes the Postmaster
General TO establish telegraph otices IN connection
telegraph stations are now maintained, and at such
other places the line Of the telegraph as the busi
ness OF the Company may require.
postal telegraph once suboice, and street letter box
for their Transmission between postal telegraph oices
ef special and Immediate deyeF% Shsls aesssr de-
livery s provided BY Law Or within one mlIe Of every
delivery at speca rates beyond such l'pil excepting
Sn,mted a. night Shss ssn 3, be e
the transmission OF messages by mall to or from the
ad 20 sny a. s
Tansmls.lon by telegraph Of postal money orders ior
priority OF and for transmission where the
whole sm0rnt ~ Que 6as mol ossn Rsie md d.,v.rv of
messages OF twenty words figures, or ess Including
date address and sgpsure shall aSt exceed cents
Se ssSs sns 10 every s az ssR
word. figures. ess onenfth Of the above raies;
.Sment pToydod ior dVSrinS he &c Of nSs
iage', or wlfully ohsTuet!ng theI usnsmlssioa-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21

The Kings county Democratic General Com
mittee met In Brooklyn last evening, when Bob
Furey Street COMMISSIONER pitched into the Legis-
ature for Ignoring the claims OF certain Kings county
Democratic doctors to the Quarantine Commission-
He questioned whether DR.. Bell was really Demo
crat and thought the place ought TO have been given
TO Brooklyn man, Bob also wants the Senators
from his county TO understand that the Democrats
themselves, and the General Committee. are opposed
to giving such important Offices to men outside OF
the county,
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Wall street on the Rack-A Broker Maicted
In al 900.

The operators in Wall street who forgot TO
pay the tax on their money making capital. are
now rapidly dischargnx their obligations TO the
Government. Yesterday one OF the legal represen-
tatyes OF the brokers paid o. 900 into court be-
bali OF his client. and other checks TO be banded
In today. IL IL believed that the whole amount to
be paid by the brokers. against whom proceed ings
had been commenced, will be over tlO0,O00
Assessor Webster left this city on Wednesday
night for Washington. In order II IL SAID, to confer
with Commissioner Dcano In relation TO further ac-
ton In the matter.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Mrs. John Grant, from Newtonvllle, Mass, in at.
tempting To step from train at the depot IN Boston,
yesterday. fell under the and fatally injured
On Wednesday afternoon. George Bedel a lad Of
eleven years ofage wac whe cling 4 barrow near tgs
engine house Of the Central railroad u ELZabcthpOH
n =. ., whea locomotive staiteI out and struck the
barrow, driving one OF the handles into his bow els
On Wednesday afternoon horse belonging u Mr..
Baldwin McQuade. Of u Spring street ran away In
Twenty ninth street, and dlshed into Fourth ayenne
No. 81, breaking through the side OF the lie
fell on two ladies hut did not hurt them. Mi MCQuade
efi stunned on the door OF the car Ani DO
n "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21
LOSSES BY EIRE.

The Chinese quarter in San jose was burned on
Saturday.
Allen a Co.'S coffee aud spice mill, Bath, Me-,
was partially destroyed Yesterday morning,
The shoe store, 19iT Laurens street, and Lena
Rhodess grocery. 1871 were damaged yesterday-stock,
t6oO building, t2,OOO. Insured
Oakley, Clapp q Co 5 iron works, In the village OF
Horsehead, six miles from Elmrs were burned ycser
day morning. Lose $4,000 insured for $4,000.
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Mrs. Clark. upon whom the roses Of seventy
summers had faded, was arrested In Hudson City
yesterday, on the complaint Of Thc'aas W. Mares, .
Justice OF the Peace, who aecusci hcr OF annoying
him IN his once. The aged prisoner In her defence
sud that Thomas was her old lover, that he had
quenily oceupied ter apartments, and that he owed
away, u her dear Thomas" really wanted TO
" shake her She was tliereupOn discharged.
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THE LATEST LABOR NEWS.
Mu,uai Protective Union Association.

At the annual meeting, In Binrhamton, a COM
mitee was appointed to wait upon Fisk and Gould,
with view OF learning whether the Erie Railway
election OF oncers resulted IN the choice OF Presi.
dent, W. Cnkayne Firth. OF susquehanna; Vice
President, James Fndly. OF Buffalo; Secretary.
George ii. Kennedy, OF Buffalo Treasurer, ]. d.
Outwater OF Jersey City. Tho Association ad-
journed 10 meet In Buffalo Jan. IS, 1871.
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Anderson, PIesident.
The Crispins IN the employ OF Mr.. strumpfer OF
aiS Ewen street WllllamsbnrSh, struck yesterday
aganst some prison work which had been given them
Atwo cents pair less than the Society prices. Other
work al higher rates was promptly giyon them, and
they resumed during the d'y.
. The charges OF misconduct against Mr.. VIM. b.
MaIhews the delegate from Bricklayrrs 10, to the
convention 10 Chicago, winch Appea cd In the bogus
labor organ last Monday were formally denied before
the society last night at Demilt Hall, Mr., Mathews
ssrrlocs u 10 petty malice the part OF the writer
ms reeeps ot No. for the past year have been o. o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21
Cheap Lager for the Million.

The lager beer brewers Of Newark met last
evening to take action in regard to the price ofager
beer for the coming year. Heretofore the brewers
have been selling their beer at from ts to $40 per
barrel Recently the schalk Brothers, who have
been selling Their beer at $40 per barrel reduced the
price TO 81. This set the other brewers In lever OF
excitement, and hence the meeting of last evening.
II was determined by the associated brewers TO put
the price OF beer at the uniform rate OF t9 per
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21
Ohio Wheels into Line.

CoLuNBus, o., Jan. 20.-At O'Clock tonight
the House adopted the senate resolution raf,ng the
Fifteenth Amendment, completing Ohio's raiincation
thereof The vote stood: Yeas, 81; nays, 65.
Messrs. Bates, Hill, Kleinschmidt and Cunnin g,am
Reform Republicans, voted in the Affirmative. The
result WAS received with cheers by the crowds in
the galleries and lobby
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21
Found Dead In n Ceiiar-A Fourth Ward
Temperance Lecture.

Yesterday morning Thomas Lane, more
ismililrly known as Cray Tom" and " stonewni
Jackson" an irreclnimable drunkard. generally
fourd around the corner groceries Of the Tenth
Ward, was fonnd dead In the cellar Of 220 Cnrystie
street Lane was about 60 years Of agc. was stone
mason by trade, and was years ago a successful
builder and contractor, but he surrendered to the
cup and became q yagrant, and will find his last
home In Potter's Field.
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Another $500. 900 whi.key swlndlr.

The large distllery In Eighteenth street. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh ayen ies, OF which
Adoph and Ignatz Easky, k. 3. and Lewis BAN.
berger. Philip Lowenstein, and Jaines Barker are
propretors claimed TO have be N the theatre OF
600, Barker, ono OF tho firm, gave $500 bail yes
taTdGy I0r examination.
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The Conspiracy law has been repealed by the
Assembly, but for two weeks It has hung re IN the
senate, and IL IA SAID and believed that the Hon.
Henry Z, Murphy, OF BROOKLYN, 10 the clog that
holds II back. There Is now strong probability
that VIII share the fate Of Its predecessor and by
the very same influence. Yesterday. the employing
mAsons met in secret conclaye, and took up sub
act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21
L. This Anoiher Murdcrk

The body Of the wife Of Jack" Barton. for.
merly brakeman on the Eastern Division OF the
Erie Railway, was eIhumed yesterdy In the Mount
Hope Cemetery at the Instance OF the friends OF the
deceased woman, who suspect that she was poisoned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21

SAN FRAScIsco, Jan. ls-In answer 10 Ru-
dolph's letter IN the Chicago Tmss Of the l1th inst
Decry proposes game OF billiards for the cham
p!onship, to be played In this city on the 18th OF
February, he paying Rudolph's expenses. IL this
proposition Is not satisfactory. the game to
be played in New York city ON the sth OF APRIL
Deery and Dion are to play game here on THURS
day for the bcnedt OF the Roman Catholic and thr
Protestant Orphan Asyiums. Dion appears to be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21
A Daughter sues Her Mother,

In a Chicago Court the widow OF Michael Diver
sey has been sued by his DAUGHTER, who claims that
het mothers account ~ administrariX OF the estate
a-e In every respect and that the estate IL worth
tiOO.OOO, instead OF StOOOD0, as returned The pc.
uioner and her sister hive In the same house with
their mother, against whom these proceedings are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21
suicide In the International Hotel.

Henry Gardiner, aged 81, shot himself last
evening In the LETT side Of the head In the Interna.
tnna Hotel, si2 William street, where he lodged.
The wound was probed but the bullet could not be
found and the case being considered serious he
was sent to Bellevue Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21

Yesterday morning Mr.. Charles III. Smiths
house In Herkimer street WAS entered by burglars,
who len the gas lighted and the basement door
open. The fellows entered the cellar through the
coal slide. Otto Deubei was arrested on suspicion.
The prisoner had been IN the employ OF Mr smith.
but had been discharged for threatening and abusiye
language to tue daughter OF his emploves Justice
Lynch committed young Deubel
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Other Notabilities.

Mrs. Ann Nowland, Of Camden, n. j., d. ed on
sunday. aged iOl years.
The funeral OF Thomas NJ Edwards, a printer
who died At y Wythe avenue, Wnlamsburgh on Tu
dNy. aged q years was attended by large body OF
prlnters and Sons OF Temperance,
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NkHiNGroS, jan SV.-fnvuto dc-rstoh~- - I.
Southern member OF Congress. from Jackson, Miss,
says that II. r. Revels, OF hatcher, has been elected
10 the United States Senate for the short term by
egh'yonc votes. The receiver Of dispatches says
Rcyeis Ia a negro.
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The Parngunynu wnr Renewed.

President Lopez has appeared in the field again
with force OF 5000 whites and Is 900 Indians lie
has stopped the advance Of the Brazilian uoops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-21

Mr. ANTHONY presented a communication from
the Governor OF Rhode Island, presenting to Con.
gress a maj BILE statue of Gen. Nathaniel Greene
Alter desultory business, the Senate took up