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FOETY.FIRsr COSGRESS
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Q5-Petitions against the
continuance of the income ta1 and for the abolition
OF the ranking privilege were presented. Afses q
brief discussion OF tho California whiskey fasds. In
which Mr.. Cole declared his belief that tradesmeu In
Ohio and Kentucky had sosght 10 control tho whis.
ky trade the Pacific coast In the hope Of realizing
millions OF money At the expense Of the Government
the Senate took ups
nR. sHrax.s's vrsAScs BILL
and Mr.. FESros Rep., N. " said that we were sus-
tainins vast, deprecated aud inconvertble paper
currency which bad the effect Of raising prices Of
giving an extraordinary impetus TO trafho and ex-
changes, and stimulating speculation, thus creating
an appearance 81 prosperity deceptive % 10 was
gliterng. An sound men recognize the calamity Of
such currency, and are looking with feverish anxi
ETY. for avenne Of escape The return OF the coun
try to specie basis u generally conceded TO be an
object OF paramount Importance. We oannot re-
main for any protracted period IN the present ex.
ceptonsl condition. while he could not ersyTerate
| the importAnte OF resumption. he would not under.
classed under two heats: First, htayy sdditon
to the burdens OF the debtor ciuas; and second A
general decline OF prices and pro.ira,ion OF trade
or eight thousand millions. nnd n debts contracted
IN currency were required 10 DO Paid In gold, that
equal TIE amount OF tie national debt. though this
would produce great hard,hips and distress. Lapse
Messrs. sumner. Morton, and Stewart made known
their views at eugth.
Mr.. ~ ssEa 0Rcp., Mass) moved TO amend by
| substituting for the bill similar bill recently In.
troduced By him for increase Of the bank crcua-
ton W ave hundred millions upon the retircmsut
OF grccnbAcks.
Mr.. DAVIS Dem. Ky advised the friends OF more
equal distribution OF the circulating notes not to
allow this hill be defeated by being eompiiea,sJ
will general measurcs Three fourths OF the people
Of the country asked for tho prvyos.s
ton, and their representatives. Ia The Senate had the
power In numbers TO pass the measure. He moved
TO umond, 80 as to present tho simple proposition
OF more equal distribution Of the bank eireula.
ton.
Mr. SHERMAN reported a substitute for the House
bill relating to the income tar for the year isT1
The substitute provides that sections ii6 10 ia In.
elusive, oi the act oi June 30, 1884, aad the Acis
amen 5atory thereof siall be 40 amended that the
several duties on Incomes, dividends, and salaries
imposed by sad sections shall continue Tor and dur.
ing tie entire year OF 1870, and longer; and SO
much OF such taNes as are not paid payable dur.
Ing sui year, shall be collected and paid during the
year Il "a, IN the mode prescribed by said section
Tie Senate, at i:2u 7. NJ, adjourned
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Sycamore Lodge will work the second decree In
ooOlhs Theatre building this evening.
Eighteen cases OF small .pox we're reported yesten
day Al the SANITARY superiulc1dents otce chiefly Ia thu
Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards.
Antonio Com, the Chihaman who stabbed the boy
James Moore In front OF Central Hall, IN the BOwerI
was comlttod yesterday for trial,
John Mccarthy In custody on a charge Of obtain
Inc bll of ladlng for 2S0 pounds OF beef forged
oTueT was examined before Justice Downg yesterday.
James Tuuaty, who had been injured by the fall
OF an elevator. died yesterday ia Bellevue Hospital.
e was u years OF age. aud resided at 81 Union street.
brooklyn.
Tho examination or Copeland and Lclth. the 40
Fourth Nauona Bank, was begun yesterday before U.
b, Commissioner Shields
The new pavement on North Moore street, be-
tween West Broadway and Washington street CiIllora
wooden pavement Is all anoat Itls expected 10 an.
sPpoa down the DlI IN fow DAYS.
To-day Opening OF the Central once, N, Y A
Co.. Sl broadway Apply at once and secure your oot
your shares today.-Adr.
ton last night elected President Dwight j. Eiiotti Vc1
treslaent j. q bo&dl Treasurer, Francis ". Meter
oecletary e. W, @. ID cher Trustees David Foster KU
win H. Mrllngtou. aud Henry 0refeu.
Chas Bone aud wife hired a furnished room q
week ago last Friday At l0d King street, and on tho
Ihursday following dlsappeared with all the bedding,
BED clothes and carpets Before Justice Shan dley thsJ
pleaded poverty. Tho property has been recovered.
Coroner schirmer held an inquest YESTERDAY over
% e he s CO SI SG rsV %as Ss& q .
The cause OF the nre oou mol be sscertaned and Dav
Harris IN whose ADartments the nre had It, orlgu Vas
hela 70 await the action ofIh Fire Marshal
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sPLRKs FROM IHs TELEGRIPH.

Prince Arthur attended a reception at Gen. shcr.
mans last night.
The citizens ticket was elected at the Wheeling
municipal election yesterday.
The New Jersey Grand Division VI the Sons OF
Temperance meet 10 Trenton to-day
The strike Of the Swedish lahOrers on the Lake
Superior Railroad has ended uniayorabiy for The
strikers ~
The Committee on Elections have directed the re.
canvass Of tho votes In tue Van WyokGreene election
Secretary Bobeson says that no APPROXIMATIONS for
mus OF DAren,
Peter Phillips. who was to have been hanged YES
sDtod until Feb IS. This 10 hls ninth respite.
The Secretary Of War has directed that the au.
thentcaton of all vouchers DO made with tn pen aud
fac-simile signatures.
Governor Walker. OF Vlrginis has commnted 10
Imprisonment for life the sentence OF David Crawford
white girl
The Ways and Means Committee yesterday voted
TO put btnminous coal on the frce list To-day Mr.
81 per ton.
The stockholders Of the Little Miami and Colum.
put 9pp Xona Railroads have rntiAed the perpetual
lease o. those roads 70 the Pttburs. CincpnA and ST.
son Of Robert a. Living, OF Boston. stumbled
socss the track OF tho Hartford and Erie Raroai yes
terday morning. and was srnok BY sa lncOn nR tram
ns inluries are supposed " bo fatal
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HOURS OF LEISURE.

The nnh anniversary OF st. Adams Lodge, r. and
A. M oi NEWARK was celebrated last evening.
The reception OF Hope Lodge, No AL II and
pleata ''
The invitation ball OF the Amateur Social Club in
Irenors Hail last night. was the brilliant Of the
season In that place.
Kelly Icons hinstrels reopen their Hall, TO
1T aaway, on Feb. 2. with large troupe and the
Mr.. James 4. Briggs speaks on Temperance In the
chapel of the Howard Mission. 10 New Bowery ct 1850
this evening. " w.
st.; AIMS Mission church received tho benefit OF
the Rev. W. ", Miburn's lecture on . What . blind
msn saw In Paris" last night.
Tho carpet bag man nufacturers OF Newark have or.
ganlIed an association and elected Leonhard Stall
President Tho Association numbers 90 member.
Mrs. Walter c. Lyman delivered the second OF A
course OF lectures relating 10 training OF women ysstsr.
Eighteenth street
The Brooklyn csledonians engaged In their fourth
snnnal dance last evening In BrooKyn Hall. Myrtle
avenue The thistle was baptized. and ths nAIns oi
burns was honored By the club.
Sir Hugh do Payen's Commandery, No. I, OF Jor.
Oliy tomorrow evening II will be The terDsiohoriah
event OF shs season In our nsghooslng eiys
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The funeral OF DR.. Aucu-te Cranliesn. WIN died
on MoLdal AGED " wears tab place TO-DAY, from hn
residence In West HoboSou, Nj.
The great Placid, il to he burici to-day from old
- psm chapel on Broadway, Within sight Of the old
PARK Theatre lot. the scene OF the triumphs OF biz
earlier days.
Mr.. F. =. King the frsH ohicer OF the stcamcs
america, and formerly commander OF the stCamer
ucrab Oncen ana Rising star, OF the AsDlnwall route
nlec siitenlb In Yokohama Dec 30 IIs body was ON.
bhhed ana Is In San Francisco, en- route Tor New York
Puritan Lodge, No 339, =, AMI A. NJ, are invited
70 pury ihct late Brother Chas Van run TODAY from
re- residence $40 F,si Twenty seventh street where hs
dled on Monday Architect Lodge. No sig are invited
70 perfrn similar service today. over the romans q
Pani' r. r. Church iorkviilc, who died on Saturday.
aged 20 ycars.
Major Geo W. Whistler the well known Amert.
can railway engineer. died At BRIGHTON Rrg a lev
das ago lie was tho son OF Geo. W Whi-tlcr once
DhieL & Lnglnecr N the consruction Of the westcrs
Railroad was born at New London Conn. and bred 10
the Brote;,ic which h followed. Marrying daughter
OF toss Wlnans at Baltimore, Il, followed his athes
and hls hlherlnlaw TO Ru,sa, WI, no one suprrin
tended tho construction OF the Great Moscow and ST
peterseurg HALLWAY ana the other bccimc contractor
ior r equlpnent ana management, lIu lived A " Re.
ter burg for many years with the thus dcy Owed
upon MIN, rearing AMI educating his family ana ann.s.
lug large fortune. AncrWAtd hN re.u0vtI 10 FrIDL.
time for the last ten years. "
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House OF Represou,nt,y..,

Tho House passed bill providing that no title
shall DC acquired or perfected TO any agricultural
public and- In any Of the United States not hereto.
fore disposed OF. except by settlement under the
homestead or preenpton laws
Mr. DAVIS (R'p., n. ". introduced o bill to
amend the act passed Yesterday for the admission OF
virginia, Prouuing that the word oath," wherever
ton. -
The SPEAKER suggested that as no oficiai infor.
nation had been received OF the act having become
law, the bill lio on The table for the present
Mr.. DAVIS accedrd TO that suggestion.
MI. BuRDIIT lRep., MOI, called no the report OF
hprii last on the contested election from the Fourth
Congressional District OF south Carolina declaring
a ;. Wallace entitled p'imd Idcie to the seat After
CLAIM ,nt Is ehttled to the seat bul Al length the
question wa- recommItted.
Not more thsn a dozen members attended the
evening session. Alter speeches by Messrs. John.
son, AGAINST Chinese Imagination Hea.on. on South.
the House adjourned. "
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Robeson'. navy Reforms.

The Secretary OF the Navy Inns transmitted to
the Committee on Naval Affairs the draT Of a bill
to regulate the subject OF assimilated rank. II dos
not include so great a number of oicer- In tee high.
er grades. II allows the Auxiliary Corps t~ent 4.
eight Captains, also forty-1ve Commanders ranking
with Lieutenant Colonies. lie has retained in the
bill eight Chief Engineers and constr uetoTs Of ma
chnerv. He recommends that no change 10 made
In regard to the rank OF Assistant And Passed As.
sis:snt Surgeons, Paymastcrs. and In gncers A
reduction OF officers OF the Marine Corps and OF line
hill - ~
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YESTERDAY IN EUROPE.

workiuRnen's Meeting for tho Promotion
OF n Closer Union with tho Colonies
Conseoratiou OF the New Bishop Of Ok
ferd-An EoGItsh Miners strike.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Tbe miners Of Cheshire,
Lancashire. and North Wales, have struck for the
reduction OF the time ofs days work to eight hours
Announcements are out for q workmep's meeting
to promote closer union OF England and her colo
MES. Rarl Grey Ia to preside, and Messrs. Ruskin
and Fronde will soeak. CARLYLE Mill and Tenuy-
son express sympatby with the movement. The now
bisop Of Oxford was consecrated IN Westminster Alb
present.
The Stock Board h's placed on Ns list tho Domi-
clan loan negotiated last year by President Baez.
Parliament will reasscmble on the Sth Of Febru.
ary The Hon. Francis Rgerton. member for East
Derbyshire, will move, and Mr.. Charles Wentworth
Dixie. member for Chelsea, will second the address
10 the Queen. The Duke OF Cambridge has not re-
signed bis position Is Commsnder-in-Chief OF the
army.
Mr. Charles Thornton, an American and q mer.
chant OF Bradford. Yorkshire, committed suicide
there yesterday.
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bad formed party 10 renew their search on Sunday,
but that Joe Wybcl prevented tnom, by saying
th. he heard tho children were at Sterling,
timnted that he had several times done the same
thing to deceive the people and TO evade further in
curry and search She said tnat he was bad man.
that he had lcf this woman once and married 40
man named Margaret Waters, who had some little
farming property and that he lived with the Waters
woman until he got all her property, aud then went
back to his present mistress.
rus CHILDREN oy JOE wYrLs
sho said that the wyble woman uscd TO work for
hor, ana that nt one time she earnestly entrcuted
her TO accept the colored child which IL suppressed To
nave been starved or matreatod in some way by tho
Wybles about ten years ago until II died. She said
that Wyble had two daughters by former wife,
who were married and living ut Paterson, one nam
ed Catherine and tic other Sophronia. She had
seen Kate some two weeks since In Paterson,
Son,, Sna had been told BY u, her that that they
boaStod she had not spoken TO Ter father for
years sho also said that The W BILE woman had re.
away on visit, and we're now begging among the
noiRnoors iOr that purpose
QUA vick-rRSsIpESrs UNCLE.
Finding TINT nothing more could be done, and that
no one could be induced to make the proucr
complaint our repoit prepared 10 leave. As he
sterp ping out Of the houee DR.. Vim. Colfax the uncle
TO our Vice President, drove up, and insisted upon
his riding mile OF two with Inn. lie did 40, and
enjoy ell pleasant chat. DR.. Col AZ remarked that
" the boy Jaxe was arrts sted, he thought clue to
the mystery would be found While ali concedcd
aOouts OF the children, no one Ii willing to take
measures 10 cause their arrest for exam IN atom,
notwithstanding the Wybles are preparing 10 leave
the neg bnrhood.
Our reporter retraccd his steps to Paterson, mus
ing the while on the energetic and liberal mind d
people OF Passaic county, who have offered toe
siupendous reward OF ti06 for the discovery OF the
lost children. On his arrival IN Paterson he report
ed W Judge Sandford. The Judge informed him
that he bad nm adavit all prepared that afternoon
that man residing near Wybel had promised 70
make tile complaint, and after the team and officers
prepared
man backed down and refused to mako tho com.
plant. Such being the general feeling, no man
havinx the courage to take the hrst step and those
backing down who nt Arst seemed willing TO pro-
coed. despite the commendable energy OF the Pater-
son Judge, 10 evident that nothing decisive will
be done toward bringing the guilty parties TO Jus.
tice. The Wybels will leave the country, aud this
mystery will be forgotten Others have been for
ko,t'n.
Justice Sanford ha. nobly done his dut7. There
now,no probability that the mystery will ever DO
Ut rav velcd.
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OBITUARY.


CLARLMoNr, n, H.. Jan. 25--The funeral Of the
Right Rev. Carlton Chase, Bishop Of New Hamp-
shire took place In Trinity Church to-day with soi.
emn and impressive services. Among the dstin.
euished clsr1ymcn present we're Bsliops Williams
oI tonneeioJt Bissoll, Of Vermont; and Neatly ol
Maine Rev. Doctors Haight. of New York Hub
bard, Eames, Parker. and lIcrrick OF New IIamp-
shre aud others The body, In Official robes lay
"a black wsnut casket, with SILVER Trimmings, the
plate On the caskct bearing the following inscription:
carlton Chase, Bishop OF New lIlmpshirr born in
January 18th, 1870.
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A Now Ra,Iroad,o P.,iadripb,,.

=, little railroad scheme is on foot whereby the
newark and New York Railroad 10 to be In iull
operation 10 Philadelphia, and ultimately to Wssh.
,ngson, ing Snd 70 be called the Air line" This is the
new opRosluon TO TIE Camden aud Amboy Com
Bound Brook, straight to the Delaware River to a
point about miles above Trenton called Yardley.
vile, from there direct 70 Philadelphin,
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descent was made last night by posse Of
police upon Jim GddiGgss saloon, $50 Hudson
avenue, Bronklln where a large number OF roughs
were assembled to witness q cock. k.hght. The mo-
ment the oficers appeared the lights were extln.
guished and . grand rush made for tho street
There were no chickens found about the place the
men having tho eight In charge having cleared out
with them. No arrests were made. This Giddings
on his premises,
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Rn,,rond DimcuI,y IN po,.,.o,

An application was made 10 Chancellor Zabris-
kie yesterday, At tho instance OF Peter Weller for
an Injunction against the Paterson and Newark
Railroad Company. Mr.. Weller wus tho owner OF
land taken by the Company for which the Commis.
sloners awarded him q, 800 which was to be paid
within ten days. but II has remained unpaid ever
since. The Injunction has been granted. but the
process 10 not 10 be served under four days
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MADRID, Jan. 25.-The rumor that the Duke Of
Montpenser had been returned TO the Cortes nom
Ovedo Was premature. Tho election there has
not ended. The Republican candidate running
against the Duke IL ahead, and the defeat OF the
latter Is considered certain. Elections are still 10
progress elsewhere To- oil vacancies In tho Cortes
In Madrid the Marquis OF Perales Is a candidate for
the sest OF Marshal Serrano At the closing OF the
polls last night he had received 1900 votes while
the Republican candidate, Guissaos, had 1900, and
the Carlist cand,dze bOD0 votes Tho elections
here will continue three days longer.
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Personal INTELLI0EyCB.

M,Jor Gen; Jefferson c. Davis and family have ar
rived 10 San Francisco.
The Washington correspondent OF the CourI1r.
Journal renort that on the 18th Inst the Hon Richard
fatos OF Illinois. was drunk in the senate.
The Count d'En. son OF the Duke OF Nemonr.
and Grandson OF Louis ApolcOn. has hee1 officially
Brazil. ~
when Miss Susan r. Anthony addressed the Com.
mittee OF the senate n favor OF giving tho ballot the
glOyga, -
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Murderous Fight in tue Rishrh Ward.

Yesterday afternoon, as James Elliott the
pugist, was passing along spribg street With some
friends, all under the influence Of liquor when near
from OF the sidewalk, and before the latter could
recover himself shot him in the len leg. Wounded
the head with a coupling Iron. The report Of the
pistol attracted the attention OF 0icer Daniels. who
rushed 10 the spot and arrested the eombltants.
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yirsinia,. M.prs.an,a,ixe..

The credentials OF the Virginia delegation to
the House are to be reported favorably at once.
Ibore oi Mr., Porter are 10 be retained on account
OF his alleged di-loyal record Of Mr.. Segur by ren
son OF the question Of the rixt OF Virginia 10 send
representative at large: aud OF MessTs. Booker
ana mehenEle because their seats are contested.
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CURlOSITIEs or CRIME.

Tragedy In Hariem-A WIN stabbins her
Husband.
Thomas lyman having quit his wife, took up
his quarters in . boarding house on IsOth street.
near First avenue While he was at dinner there
yesterday at noon. his wife called TO see him, and
without any warning stabbed him In the breast and
paln OF the Land. The wound In the breast Is very
serious and possibly mortal. The wife ned, end had
not been found up to late hour last night.
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The Bieeck,r stree, TRAGEDY.

The russian, Balsky, who was shot, has 80 far
recovered as to be able to leave Bellevue Hospital
lie will marry, Il is said, the widow Kuyxendali.
who las been SO attentive to him, 10 . week or two
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Spanish Advice, from Cnh..

HAyAsA, Jan, 25.-Captain Bolt, the com.
nander OF band OF loyal guerillas lately captured
,ae ~ lnsInrseni 0eneras, Mlrcano, Leiva and
flgacTedo, together with the family OF the latter
ienr Bayumo Bolt and his prisoners have arrived
u santiago The insurgent leader Jesus Santos Las
urrehdered to tue Spanish authorities.
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A Sea Captain. skull Smashed Tn.

Bosrox, Jan. 25-Captain Alfred Beas. of the
steamer Eastern Queen, who arrived here this morn.
ing fiom Bath. Me, In stahtly Kicd az the boat
was going into the dock. He wss on the hurricane
deck. In the act OF speaking to the engineer when
he was struck by tito walking beam, his head being
mansled In dreadful manner. He leaves vife
and three children In Hallowell
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The Gayc., Kind Of rar,ner,hip Qunrrel.

Jas Dunn was arrested yesterday on the charge
OF stealing bar fxturcs, valued at $3.50, tho JOINT
property OF Peter Keenan, and George Conway OF
South Brooklyn. Tho allegation Is that keenan,
employed the prisoner TO remove the property during
the absence OF Conway, who was at the time under
arrest for assault and battery.
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Madrid, Jan. 25.-The proposition TOR the ex.
cusion OF tho House OF Be arbon from the Spanish
throne came before the Constituent Cortcs yester.
day for final scilon. Gen. Prin declared that the
nropoeiton was unjust TO exclude oil the Bourbons
He dcsrec to explain that mis- words were not de-
signed particularly to favor the Duke Of Montpen-
stcr. II, would go with the majority whoever
FL g @,C@1,% Ss ssSse9 % ssss r'' rejected BIZ
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Collision on the Fri. Railway.

One freight train ran into another on the main
rack near Han kin's Station at o'clock on Monday
mVrnihg Inc engine of one tram was demolished.
0lner merchandise, were broken up and the con.
tents scattered. Conductor Benson was slightly
sx hours, N -
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The span,ard and hi. Payor,,e Weapon.

Cass. Aldoritta, a Spanard, a resident Of lIo.
boken, holding the position OF general shipper OF
coal for the Delaware and Lackawanna Railroad
Company, was arrested at noon yesterday, on the
charge Of stabbing James Mccormack with akuife
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Prize FIgh,ingip IN. West.

ST. Lows, Jan. 26-A prize fight between
seddons and laferty took place this afternoon on
Carrolfs Island. seddons won the hght on the
IN the West at ie0 pounds for 1900. Alter tie
above mill, Carey and Gallagher entered the ring
and fought 10 rounds. when Carey threw up the
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Another Victim Of the Tr..ez..

James Wells, a newsboy, while exercising
last evening on the trapeze IN tho gymnasium OF the
Newsboys' Home, lost his hold, and was precipltated
from the ceiling to the floor. He was borne TO BeI.
levue Hospital, wnere his injuries we're pronounced
Var
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The stockholders Of the Bankers and Brokers'
Telegraph Company were Informed by the Secretary
yesterday, at meeting In Baltimore, that 4 crisis
was upon them. aud that something must be done
Immediately to save the Company from q collapse.
the Company may be merged into those Of the West.
sTn Uaion.
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End OF the French Miners. s,r;L.


PARrs Jan. 25.-The strike among the miner.
has been restored.
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Newark Democracy siuI,Lfyina Ir.cIG

TRENTON, Jan. 25.-Tho bill to govern and dis
clpllne the police OF Newark BY Board OF Commls.
sioners, consisting OF A A. smalley, David Andcr.
son and llnrman schalk, passed this afternoon by
vote Of 81 to ~
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The Virginia bill was laid before the President
Yesterday. II IL expected that he will tomorrow
ncqualnt tue House that II has received Ids