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11-so train for the East Part Of them wore rebel
E7a! uniformA"
Malone special to tho New York 1fnes, LIST
Light, ssFs: "There arc oser 1000 Feuiana
here now, and several hundred more are
eSree1ed tonight or In the morning,
'ne nnuaio police donr fail to stop their coming
from the West General Jnnn II. f;trs.on n
Richmond. VI. has assumed command of the
1ofces mere, and General Starr hsa dIsnnnrarr,1
rs the Fcnlans Threatened to inch him foy tls
eowardiec this morning. It h reported thst Cen.
ersl Donnei1J haz died and that two Fcnl.n mrs.
onesa viii he hung In Canada THIS rnoru.ug-r
oSnsssscR6h, MAY at u reported that 500
Fentans pass over the Rome Oedensaurob . al
xuar, tomorrow, on I specta1 train for Na1onc
Depnty Marshal Benedict oontcmplatea ssoppno
this force with the aid OF United States trnons
and also ali other bodies Of FeniAns that NAV at.
tempt to pass ovef thu route to the front unless
he ia prevented ~ The United ssates omoc1r In
command.
rorenxkus1z. May sa-Recsuiung for the Fe
ninns Is In progress At Scwburgh. ovcr my hare
left there for The huut
tAr oaprssBuRGH.
OopESsECRGH, My 3a-A hundred Fcnlaug, At
Fotsdat1 Junction, without transportation, A.
tempted the seizure OF 4 train Of the OgdenabuFKh
d Lake Champlaiu Railroad, going cast, but were
keruAed " company Of United ssstes troops,
k3ea t1asn OF this road u now 1urnished With 4
guard Of regulArA
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Htauflot'aaon 1os FenianA It Malone who desire
to return hpme-
General Starr, Of the Fen,an 9orre. nasse1
through this place to-day, IN rout. homc. hay1n0
aGaodo1ea inc expedition. He reports that theFeu.
ian force u IN nnorKantzed rabble I'm noxSthe m
handle md not subject 10 discipline
INC fentan authorities are s,iu confident and
are sending men, tn small pastiea 70 The t,opt and
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4. L VoTTisof:
Telegraph me the latest news from the frontier.
]. r. O'BElES.

JOLIET. May -
Chairman EItentfre Conmitee, Fe1,iaH Hail:
Send us The on1cla1 news from The bonies An
awcr Immediately, J. MA1oNKY
ADs"ers were returned, couched In moderate
and not too hopeful language, II the committee
did not wish 10 raise hopes which might be soon
and suddenly blasted.
There were afao oheH Of aid from the country,
and the following despatch Has received:
DAyESroKr, Iowa, May Is.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January lO.-Honse'-A
large number Of bills we're introduced, In.
Guiding one from Mr.. Payne to reconstruct
Virginia.
Mr.. Bingham called the previous ques-
ton; and it was ordered, and motion 10
reconsider the vote ordering it was de-
feated-Ayes, 76; noes, rs; and the Speaker
voted no.
The morning hour expiring, the whole
matter went over.
Senate.-various petitions, many OF them
asking for the recognition Of Cuba, were
presented, and one from the Typographical
Union, asking for the postal telegraph
system.
The General condition Of the South was
discussed. Messrs Stewart, Warner, Saw.
YER, and Fowler, advocated the admission OF
Virginia. Messrs. Sumner, Wilson, How
ard, and Pomeroy, suggested obstacles.
Mr.. Warner said he wanted to go into
Alabama with on amnesty in one hand and
o halter in the other. He would pardon
rebels but hang murderers.
Mr.. Fowler would substitute the Bible Tor
the halter. He defended Tennessee from
the alleged SANDERS of her congressional
delegation and Senator Brownlow.
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bly adapted to railroad purposes, the people
aa most friendly disposed toward our road,
and that it can be constructed ct much re-
duced cost over the Fredericksburg road.
rnr rrrn-Horsr MISUNDERSTANDING

TIE Clubhouse QuARREL--MEETING
OF THE MANHATTAN CLUB.-The Managers
TWENTY-FIVE in number) of the Manhattan
Association held meeting last evening Mt
the Clubhouse, corner of Fifteenth street
and Fifth avenue, for the purpose OF taxing
official action in regard to the assault made
bv Mr.. II. L. Batcman upon MIR. Hlram
Cranston, in the Club House, on New Iear B
Eve. A full attendance answered the eau
for the meeting, and statements in writing
were presented by the Superintendent OF
the Club, and also from those who witnessed
the ARRAY, or were cognizant of any facts
in connection with it. After some debate,
in which the matter was thoroughly dis
cussed. it was deemed advisable, IN order
to maintain an efficient organization, 10 due
regard for the rules being most necessary
for an association of this character that
Mr.. Bateman should be expelled from the
Club. and q resolution to this effect was
PASSED. The action of Mr.. Cranston was
justified on the ground that he was acting
nurely in IN official character as an officer
of the Club. 1t is rumored that MIR. Bate
man presented his resignation yesterday
morning, but, under the circumstances, no
notice could be taken of it, as the assault
complaincd of had been made previously,
and also as the meeting Of last evening
WAS called, not to take action IN regard TO
the resignation Of q member, but to take
official notice of the affair which had oc-
CURED in the Club-Eouse.-hew York
Times, January s.
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Domestic aIarkets-GBY TELEGRAPHl.

NEW YORK, January l1-Noon.-Flour dull ard
drcoping. heat dull aud shade lower. Corn dull
and declining Pork frrncr: mess, S?sG 1850.
Lard quet; barrels, steam, iftGi7c. Cotton heat
@S2.1s for strained. Frcchs dull.
Eccnin1. Cotton shade easier sales OF 100
bales al .5tc. Flour dull and Eca1y: supcrilne
state SI75 common Ia faircAtra southern, $3.50.
Wheat &c. lower; winlcr red WESTERN 81 ?sGgt l3.
Corn declining. Pork steady 1T S2slISG'.s71. Lard
firm. Whisky 81. 0:GI fl.Ui. GrocCrics dull. Tur-
pcntinc, aGn.!7c. Kosin, sc.l1G$I. Freghts-Cot-
ton, per steam, &c.
LOUISVILLE. January io.-Pork. $3.50. Shout
ders, l3.c.: clear sides, lie. Wh!&kcy, 92c.
CHARLESTON, January IL. - Cotton firm but
quiet for want OF offerings; midllings, 2!Gettc !
sales, 200 bales; receipts, i,l1l bales.
AUGUSTA. GA, January lO.-Cotton frmcr st
23sc.; sales, SEE bales; receipts, I'll bales.
SAVANNAH. GA, January lo.-Cotton frmcr at
cite; sales. SEQ bales; receipts, 2e9 bales ex-
3 J6i balcS
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I to each and all Of these fundamental con-

ditions.
"SEcTroS 2. dnd be II further enacted,
That the choice of United States senators
heretofore made by said General Assembly
shall have the same validity rs if made by
previous authority Of law; and SAID Con
stitution shall take effect upon the aau's-
sion of senators and representatives IRON
said State into the respective Houses Oh the
Congress of the United States"
This bill contains the Georgia oath. IN
introducing it Mr.. PAINE made speech,
which he concluded as follows:
"But let us not punish her people in ad-
vance for fraud which it is apprehended
they ore about to practice on the Govern
mcnt Of tho United States by gaining adj
mission to tho Union under promises which
thew purpose speedily to break. 1t will be
time enough to talk about the punishment
of that crime when the crime shall have
been committed. By this course we shall
not waive any of our rights; We shall not
impair any of our powers to repress or
redress any wrongs which may result from
her double dealing, if double dealing there
shall be. The fate of Georgia has taught the
wholesome lesson that upon this great stage
of State reconstruction no foul tricks are
to be played; that Congress, welding new
power conferred by the fourteenth amend
ment, can cross the borders of any State,
and with the strong arm crush all attempts
to violate its sacred provisions and that
Congress will not in cases of necessity hest
tate to bring down the hard hand OF mill
tary power upon the guilty heads of those
who insolently trample upon these new
guarantees of life, liberty, and property,
and the equal protection of the laws
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Tho Alabama Decision.

The Montgomery Nail does not eSag"
ocratc in tao following paragraph. we
have glanced at the opinion of the court,
and find that it justifes any sort OF ex-
.ravagancc Of language in speaking OF II.
OF coarse the Supreme Court OF the unltea
States will not tolerate so intolerablc q decl-
zion.
IMPORTANT pECIsIoE-ANARcnf.
Eve publish this morning most i'm.
rortant decision Of tho Supreme Court OF
Alabama delivered yesterday. In erect II
declares that there were no legal courts IN
Alabama during the war, and no legal
iud,mcnts rendcred-that all Judgments
salcs Of property, &C.. &C., perfected uhaer
DEGREES Of the courts which snt during the
war arc null and void. 1t follows from
.bis decision, and others of like purport
which we're rendered or Tuesday, that all
49, contracted before the war arc dead
ord .lat all property sold under Judgments
.:~ar9oi uron such debts rcycrts to the
o.ir;anl owner.
The debts are dead because the scala
wac LEGISLATURE at its last session repealed
alj tie laws which purpcrtcd to have sus'
pcndc the operation of the statute OF limi,
;.i'oas. This point, however, was argued
Yesterday before the Supreme Court. We
viii sec whether the Court declares that tho
s;a.utc has never been suspended. Wcrrc-
sumo that the ruling which the Court makes
81 70 the rcr;ol Of the Confederate Govern
men, will also apply to tho period Of the
Patton and Parsons Government.
"This decision rlunge5 us into condition
q anarchy. II is questionable whether the
United states courts have the right 10 review
an! rcctify it. The United STATES courts
have invariably followed the decision OF
S'atc courts as to political questions
Whether VIC had courts during the war ap-
rcars to Us to belong to that class of politi-
cal questions which the United States SUI
creme Court refused to entertain in the
Dorr case. But VIC shall see. OF course
the lawyers will take these decisions OF
Peck s Coup TO the United States Supreme
Cart -
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vorsnr.S Items.

WASHINGTON, January l0.-Major-Gen-
eral-Charles Ii. Smith, commanding the
Nineteenth infantry, succeeds the late
General Mower in Louisiana; General
Ayres succeeds General Smith in the com
mand of the Nineteenth infantry at Little
Rock, Ark; General Reynolds assumes
command of the Twenty-ffth infantry rice
Mower, but still retains his command IN
Texas.
The revenue receipts to-day were $685.
900.
Mr.. Blaine's vote ordering vote on the
main question in the Virginia matter to-day
is considered important. The bill is Bing-
hams, and admits Virginia without addl-
tional conditions.
The nominations of Thomas Beddle, con-
sul-gcncral to Havana; George Is. Becks,
internal revenue collector Of the secona
North Carolina district; and Holmes Il.
Emmans, of Michigan, judge, u'ce Whitney,
declined, were confirmed to-day.
Mr.. Sawyer has been confirmed Tor the
ninth judicial district.
The San Domingo treaty was received py
the Senate this morning, and referred to
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.


w ASH -, low.
1t will be found very carly that hardly
any two members will agree upon any mea-
sure for return to specie payments, ex-
ceptng. of course, those members in either
House of Congress WHO do not trouble their
brains about finance, excepting 20 far rs it
is incumbent upon them 10 sign the payroll
when they draw their salaries. These who
have claims to he considered, experts in the
solution Of national financial problems,
arc certain to disagree very widely in the
discussion of that important question.
There is no probability Of an abolition Of
the income tax, though the disposition
among members Of Congress to vote for 4
reduction Of it, with heavier exemption,
has now become almost universal.
Gold going up again occasions some sur
prise in certain circles but it is q fact that
the department docs not intend doing any
thing which would effect sudden fell in
the price of specie.
Tie carpet-baggcrs and scalawag Radi-
cal extremists from Virginia are congrcga-
ting witif the view of preventing as much
40 possible. the known sentiments of Presi-
dent Grant on the admission Of the State
from having prompt effect in Congress.
They hope for great assistance from Butler
in the House and Sumner in the Senate !;
both of whom during the short period in
which Congress was in session constituted
themselves leaders of the party in their
respective Houses, but which they will
have to contend ior before many
weeks. I find that the impression in
official circles is that although there will
be forced discussion on the subject OF the
admission of Virginia without q change in
her political situation, yet it is thought
certain that the result will lie in accordance
with the sentiments uttered By the Prcai-
dent in his message, which are ccncurred
in by majority of the Cabinet and by the
better and wiser portion Of the Radical
party in Congress. IlM0N.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.
INFIRMARY,
! MAKSHAI.L BELOW TWELFTH STREET,

COLLEGE INFIRMARY,
OMARSHAIL BELOW TW ELFTH STREET,
RICHMOND VA,
for the treatment of all classes of medical and SUR
gical cases except smallpox and Insanity:
In addition to the LARGE WARDS, the lmirm.
AIRY contains u number of PRIVATE ROOMS
possessing all the comforts and privacy OF n pri-
vate residence, with experienced nurses and at
PENDANTS always 1T hand. Patients have the privi-
legc of selecting their medical adviser either from
the staff Of the 1nhrmary or am respectable prac-
ttioncr in the city.
CHARGES,
including Board, Medical Attendance, and
Medicine:
fTlNatc TOOIIlS. pei
Large wards. 80 per week.
small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations.
a limited number Of cases from the city of Rich
mOnd received on CHARITY.
For Information or admission, apply at the In
Urinary to ISAIAH II. WHITE, VI. d.,
no20-2m Medical Superintendent.
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The VIRGINIA CONNECTION WITH THE
BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILRoAD.-The
Maryland Prince Georgian says: Captain
Moore and the surveying party which has
been engaged in Virginia for the past three
months, concluded their labors on the 2Sth
ultimo, and have returned to this State.
Captain Moore is now in Baltimore city pre-
pairing his report, but we learn from his
able assistant, Mr.. Buckley, who is here,
that five main lines were surveyed, COM
mencing at the different crossings on the
Potomac river, and intersecting the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac, and
the Central Virginia roads, at various points
between Fredericksburg and Chesterfield.
Mr.. Buckley reports the country as admira-
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DEATH OF TIE FRENCH CoHsrL.-Wc
regret to announce the death of Monsieur
SAUvAS, Consul for France at this port. He
had not been long . resident in this city, but
by his courteous manners and the affablity
and dignity of his intercourse with society,
he had won in high degree the respect
and esteem of this community. lie was an
honor to his nation, and faithful repre-
sentative of the interests Of his Govern
mcnt. His death is generally regretted. A
more particular reference to it will be found
clSnWlcrc
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n R Y G O Cd S

Dry GOODS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
We will offer from this date 10 March LIST, 1870,
our entire
STOCK OF WINTER DRY GOODS
ASTONISHING PRICES.
and most especially call the attention Of the ladies
to our
ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS,
which VIC will close ont without regard to cost.
sHAwLs, CLoAKs, AND CLoAKINGs,
PRIME COST!
Another lot Of
ENGLISH CARTOONS
at one shilling per yard. few more of those
TOWELS, at 81 per dozen, left.
Our stock CT
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
IS complete, such As
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIEs, TABLE
DIAPER, &C.
Our assortment Of MEMS WEAR Ia unbroken,
and our general stock is In a better condition at
this season Of the year than ever before; there
fore, we would respectfully ask purchasers 70
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere.
HIRSH i GUGGENIIEIMER,
6?7 Broad street.
sALEsARy: ". C. Kcan, J. H. Chenery, and
J. slade.
Closed on SATURDAYS. jao
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DIED,

At the Exchange Hotel. IN this city, Sunday, at
go =. NJ, Of paralysis, Monsieur JEAN BAP-
TIsyE AhEDEE sAUVAA, Consul Of France,
aged sixty four years.
The funeral Will take place from st. Peters Ca
thcdral THIS t,fucsdaT) MORNING 1T 10 o'clock.
The body will be removed from TIE hotel at !
quarter to 70 O'Clock, The friends and acquaiut-
ances of the family arc respectfully Invited to
attend.
LIE chancellor, geraEt provisiore du Consulat
de France a Richmond, rtonneur de prerenir
les Francois residant en- cette Vile, quun service
funebre aura lieu, aujour d'hui el l'egliss st.
Pierre, a 10 heures DIN matin, pour lie repos de
lame de NJ. AMEDEE SACvAN, Consul de France,
decide lie du courant.
On Monday morning, January 10. 1870, Of in
fammation OF the brain, NAY CABELL, daugh-
ter Of Thomas ". and Mary r. Gentry; aged
eleven months and six days.
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of her parents, on Fifth street between Grace and
Broad THIS EVENING at o'clock. The friends
and AGO iaintances OF the family arc respectfully
invited to attend without further notice.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
- the residence or his grandmother, Mrs. +. j.
Franklin. in Itenrico county, on The 7th January,
1870. EDDIE STEWART, second son CT Robert
f. and Julia 4. Johnston, In tie third year Of his
age.
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The HOG Market.

Dressed Pork has advanced In this market, and
Is now quoted at l3GQlic These prices. however,
are for prime fit hogs. The Chicago 1ou-nGl Of
Commerce of the 9Th instant says:
Notwithstanding the limited receipts or the
past week. the arrva hr"c been In excess or the
wants OF shippers and packers. Early In the
week there was slight upward movement In
prices. but later packers catircly withdrew from
the market, and tie advance vas lost. The market
closes Guil and heavy 1T SsUSS.Ij for common. ~
% for medium. 81 sea- -. IS for good to choice,
and SlLI il0. 90 for cNira.ii
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Tho TeIepranh Strike.

WASHINGTON, January l0.-The original
telegraph strikers here hold out; Their
places have been partially filled. The
strikers arc playing for wet weather, in
order that the lines may become unmanage-
able to any save experienced operators.
MEMpHls, January 9.-The operators
here have refused to strike. New Orleans
is now the only city south where the strike
exists, and operators are being sent to I'LL
the places at that and other Offices.
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Enreirn NIarkntx-IEY TEiEGRApul

LIvERrooI, JANUARY "a N0oa.-Cotton steady {:
uplands. HID. Orleans. ND; sales win be 10000
bales. Tro q Cl0cl.-Cctton quiet; uplands, 1ls
IS. Pork, l0is Bacon, COS.
LIvEHr OoL. January 10 Erening.-Cotton
quiet upllnds, t!l5Wlitd; Orleans, lllGIlld.
sales. To- o01 bales including 9, 900 for export and
speculation. Lard heavy 1T eos. Sd. Ros!n, lis.
LONDON, January -Noon.-Consols for
money, OF. United States bonds flrmcr at 500.
PARIS, January lo.-Rcntcs firm at 74f. zoe.
HAyEE January lo-Cotton quiet on the spot at
137
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The Seized CuNRn Steamer.

CHARLESTON, S. c., january l0'-The
steam yacht Anna. seized Wednesday by
the United States Marshal, at the instance
of the Spanish Consul, was released this
morning, motion TO that effect being
conquered in by the United States District
Attorney, as nothing was found to prove
the charge of intention to violate the neu-
trality laws. She leaves for Nassau to-
MI
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TNTELLIGENCEOF FICEANDLABOR

TNTELLIGENCEOFFICEAN AND LABOR
L EXCHASGE.-Ih undersigned beg leave to
inform the public thlt they have opened an IN
TELLIGENtE OFFICE AND LABOR EX-
CHANG y as above, and will give prompt attention
to al persons desiring to employ skilled or I'M
skilled labor, or seeking employment Is laborers,
mechanics, or domestic servants.
Terms very reasonable.
REFERENCES
General Henry \. Wise Colonel Caring ton,
Exchange Hotel; General Z. T. Moore \. II.
Dibrc!l. commission merchant; Palmer. Hart
SOCK Co., commission merchants; Lee &
Goddin, real estate agents +. ID. Eacho,
real estate agent; Stephen Mason, Richmond,
Va; X. A. Caskie, tobacconist. st. Louis
General Lindsay Walker, superintendent Selma,
Macon and Memphis railroad; Major Mcmahon,
contractor Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
ia Id, sw &wIt 1JA MES l.. CApSTOS 4 co.
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TIE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT IN OH1o.-
The Hon. Lewis Campbell has struck for
the leadership of the Democratic party in
the Legislature by introducing bill to
refer tic ratification Of the fifteenth amend
1nent to vote Of the people. He pushed
his bill at once to Il sccond reading, and had
it referred to the Committee OH Federal Re-
lations, OF which he is himself q member.
AS the square Issue on the ratification will
show y difference Of only one or two votes,
this proposition of Senator Campbell is a
shrcwd one for capturing several of those
Republicans WHO, like ourselves, dislike the
assumption of go much power by the General
Government. 1t is more like popular GO
vcrnmcnt to let the people decide this mat
ter. Cincinnati; Times.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

JANUARY io.-Therc was some slight increase
In breaks Of new Tobacco during the past week.
but the offerings are still small. Much is In very
soft order. The market Is very active but we
don't change quotations. The offerings do not
reach half what they did this time last year.
Bright wrappers are IN demand ut fall rates, and
so are lu&s and common 10 medium lea: we
quote new as before.