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emma, $500. che new schedule B author
tzes fOrty-nine COnsuls for Great Britain
and her Colonies, at salaries ranging rom
5000 at Liverpool, down to sl,5O9 Consul
ateS at F6lmouth, Plymouth, Galway,
eeeIry. Talcutta Bomoay tn9 seyeeelies, 94as
Basin, st. Johns, Victoria, vancouver 3
Island, Trinidad, Antigua, st. GhrlsIop6e
Balize and Havana are abol1shed. Tne
Georgia bill was taken up and sPeecGes
were delivered by Spencer ana doWafts
in opposition to Bingham's amendment.
Sawyer favored Binghan's amend
ment. At so P. II. the senate went
into executive session, and subsequently
adjourned.
HoUsE-A resolution was introduced IN
curing whether the recent actlon OF L1e
Legislature OF Virginia, in declaring Ger
nor power to appoint was mol Q SuIuc1SnJ I
violation of the constitution OF Virginia,
was admitted to representation, 70
demand the interposition OF Con
G-ess. Sundry resolutions were OIL
fered aud referred. A bill to amend
the act of July 10th, 1865, granting
the right of way to ditch and canal
owners OVer-pubIic lands, by adding sew
to be entered and patented at the rate Of
S2 so per scre, provided no placer claim
shall. exceed I60 acres. After several hours
of Butler, of Tennessee, for selling Cadet
ships, was taken up aud discussed. there
being one resolution on ioP capdan6n ePuafion ion
The testimony in the case was read,
and was very vOluminoUs. It showed
that two thousand dollars had been do
mated by Gen. Daniel Tyler IN cons1dera-
tion OF his sons appointment, the money
to go to Tennessee for eiectioneeT1ng pur-
poses. The money had not been suggest
ed until the appointment had been agreed
upon and the use of the money suggested
by another party, The vote on the
resolutions 10 expel resulted, ayes, 1eI )
nays 6s: and the vote on the reSolu-
tion of condemnation, as thus amended
resulted, ayes 102; nays SO; less than two
thirds voting in the affirmative. IL was
announced that the amended resolution
was rejected. A resolution of censure and
asking ButIer to resign, was offered and
passed. The House went into Committee
of the Whole on the TaIin bills and Cake
made a speech.
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PARIS, March 17.-speeie ia the
Bank Ct krances has increased 19,
S00,000 francs.
Rooheiort has been taken to Tours.
as g witness IA the Bonaparte aad
Noir homicide case.
Louis NOir announces TO day. that
he has not been admitted as party
70 the civil action against Prince Bo-
naparte.
LoNDoN. March 17.-The Times
prints q City Of Boston canard. which
|. Is unc0rrected, this morning, that the
Underwriters have exacted seven
guIneas premium on overdue steamer
SamaTla, while the premium on the
City OF Boston has again been re-
dueed.
Iu the Question put By J.. Parking
tons ia tbs House Of Commons. IN re-
gard to the rumored overlooking Of
City Of Boston, has elected a refutal
from the Board Of Trade, re6iting the
extended rule for the loading of
ships
The following card is from the
&gent Of Associated Press:
Yesterday g copy of a private tele-
gram was handed me by the Govern
ment Superintendent of the Stock
Exchange Telegraph Office. aDnounc-
ing the arrival Of the City of Boston
a. 1aeeBstown, IL TOW OF the City OF
Durham. The dispatch had reached
London by way Of Manchester - a
course not unusual in cases of a gorge
in the direct Liverpool lines. The
news was accepted without question.
The widest enthusiasm was mani
tested in the exchanges of Liverpool,
and an excited crowd gathered under
the windows of Inman's Office. Equal
excitement and enthusiasm pervaded
all the exchanges of London.
CSignedl ALEX. G. WILSON,
Agent Associated Press"
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Congressional summary.
THURSDAY, March Is.

THURSDAY MaTcn 10.
SENATE.-Petitions and resolutions were
offered. The bill for abolishtng the Frank
ing privilege was made the special order
for tuesday next. The resolution for the
consideration of all treaties for the acqui-
sttion of territory. In open session. was
discussed by Pomeroys Haml1n and sum-
ner, and referred to the Committee on for
e1gn affairs. Carpenters resolution Tor
the more equal distribution of clerkShipS in
the departments among the several states
and Territories. was discussed. a bill
was introduced for organizing the Ter
ritory of Oklahoma, and the cOnSolida-
tion of the Indian tribes under territorial
government. The proposed territory Is
bounded by Kansas, New Mexico sArkans as
and Missouri. A great variety of bills
were introduced or reported from COM
mfteeS Including one to amend the act
to regulate diplomatic and consider the
system ofsthe q. s, by providing a substi-
tate for schedule b in section sd of said
aet- y aboiishes certain Consuistes, and
changes the salaries OF 8 number Of oth-
ars III provides t0E CCusu1s general 40
/ London, with salary Of IS 6l0olie CaICuttai
-Q18s Montreal, $4,000 Paris So .000: Ha-
E vana. s6Goo. Berlin, 5000; Beirut, g2,0a0;
ale andrias s3Yaoi suNnsaals e2,Ou9i vi
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GnoK etorm il tho East.

ROCHESTER,, March 1.-THE storm
continues with snow wet and heavily
packed. All trains due here yester-
with almost famished passengers.
It is believed that all trains will be
running by tomorrow evening.
The root Of carpenter shop on
Greenwood Avenue was crushed by
the weight Of snow o-day. One of
the walls fell upon an adjoining
dwelling, crushing it and burying in
the ruins on old lady named Mrs.
Loot. Her injuries are supposed
to be fatal, A man named Dody had
a leg broken and was otherwise in
iured, but not fatally. Several barns
and other buildings were crushed by
| the snow.
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Missouri legislature.

ST LOUIS, March 1.-THE House,
to-day, passed bill abolishing State
printer after May next. and providing
for State printing and binding by con-
tract to the lowest bidder. The same
bill passed the Senate. The House
also passed bill providing that the
Hannibal s. st. j Joseph Railroad Co.
shall pay outstanding bonds at par
when they become due, instead of
turaing them into notes to pay the
Indebtedness of the road.
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Levi ]. wilkinson, Lowe & Co., VS.. vii
liam T. Hill. Before Levi Newman Jus
ti9e of the Peace of Armstrong Town
ship. Vanderburgh County Indiana.
APPEARING RK AEElDAS4E
~ on file in my Office that said William
7. Hill, defendant in the above entitled
cause, is not q resident OF the State OF
Indit.na~-
Notice is hereby given to the said VIII
liam 4. Hill of the. tendency Of this actor
and that the same VIII stand for trial be
fore me ct nv Office in sefd township, on
the fourth (4fh9 dav OF april. 1870, al ten
fAg4 o'clock All.
Witness my hand and official seal, thta
fourth day CT hzarch, ls79.
rsEALE. LEVI NEWMAN.
mhl0 w3G Justice
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SAN Francisco, March 1F.-The
steamer Constitution has arrived from
Panama. She brings a boats crew
from the wreck of the Golden City
who reached Cape st. Lucas on the
18th of February. all right. She
passed close to the scene, but saw nc
light. 1t is supposed the treasure and
baggage were safely transferred to
Santa Maria.
The celebration of st. Patrick's to-
day was the grandest of the kind ever
in this city.
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OAHY JOURNAL
FRIDAY. MARCH is, 1870.

WE call the attention Of our read
ers this morning, TO the card of DR..
Lewis, giving his version of his re-
movsl from the Collectors Office.
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ToRoNTo, March 17.-The snow
storm ceased this morning.
a roof, an immense structure,
known as the drill shed, fell last
night, from the weight of the snow.
The armories were uniniured, and no
lives lost.
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aTEAnIBOAT IINEe.

.OuIsVrLLE.-Every Monday at 10
oaelcek AN. Every Tuesday, Wedness
d thursday, Friday, and Saturday at
jkIRo-Daily, except Sunday, At 4
rP.Ma
fREEn Every Monday, Tues
thursday. and Saturday at 4 O'Clock
AsTPoRr.-Every Tuesday and sat
at4 Ohlock p. N.
tLEEDE 8SoN-DatIyt except Sundays,
lOck N.
so IAsTEvII.LR-Eve Tuesday, ,Wednes-
ld saturday at p. "A.
tsient boats daily up and down.
1INCINEArI-Every Saturday at 10
JASNELToN-Every Tuesday, Thurs
q nd Saturday at 10 AM.
rportStage (via NeWburgh and Boom
carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
c g ondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
FlH3s by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
Harnony Mail Stage lsaves Mon
-aud Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
Ea qua saturdays by 4 p. N.
Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Tex
u.adays) at A. NJ. Arrives daily (ex
undays) by p. N.
levin yRa.-HacR daily Except sun
from the Merchants Hotel, st )
PIX.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 17.-St. Pat
rick's day was appropriately eelebra-
ted by the Faniaas and other Irish So
c.etias in public procession. and by
addresses by Mayor Macauley and
father Fitzpatrick.
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Administrators Notice.

~ DTTGE IS HEHEbA \ Wv IN, thaL
k we have taken out letters OF admin
~ --f4~y. FOR the eAfata OF Edward Parker.
.raeed said est2to Is supposad 90 be
event. All persons indebted to she es.
q are notified 10 settle az once, ana Hli
v.ng claims against the estate vi Z pre-
,f fEer8 rs us for settlement
RICHARD HUSTON
7- r7ggv WILLIAM ELACHA4AN
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WASHINGTON. March IL. = The
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
this morning continued the considera-
ton of the Cuban question. The Sec
retary of the Navy was before the
committee by Invitation. Nothing OF
public interest transpired.
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8 g q 8 9

% THE WORKING CEsASS.-We Q are
tigy prepared TO furnish all clRsSes with
instant em mployment at home the Wnole
af the time or for the spare moments
mess new, light, ana prohIaDIe' FeL-
-r1s ~ either sex easily earn from SOC. to
q rer evening, and 8 proper tional sum by
rotfng their whole time to the business.
rrs and girls earn nearly as much as
"a That all who see this notice may
their address, and test the business,
make this unparalleled offer: To such
re not well satisfied, we will send 81 TO
.av for the trouble of writing. Full partt-
Hn ars, a valuable sample, which VIII DO
cOmmence work on. and copy OF the
coleiS Literary Companion - one OF the
eat and best family newspapers pub
ed-au sent free by mall. Reader i
want permanent, profitable WORK, adj
IS L. Z. ALLEN & CO., Augusta, Me.
3 W3in
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anl gIlle 3 OraWfordsYIIIe.

RETURNING
lre Exp. Nail. Freight.
gte ....... $50 A NJ. lao NJ. AS A N
unes..... 7 30 a NJ. 8 rs p NIL so P II
rtua
ty vile .~t2 100 9C......10 go P n. ;S5 2 NJ
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Fa lrsday, the 31st day or March
1870. ut 2 O'Clock z. NJ,

Tho following described zeal estate stu
a5ed in said county, tO-wit: Lots number
feaelve. thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen,
senteen. eighteen and nineteen, (l2t Is,
~ l5, l6, II, IS and l9), in Block No.
tNeee l3), in Greeksyille, in said city OF
ftsansvilie.
.FeRMs or SALE: One-fourth of the pur-
use money IL cash, and the residue In
afghteen months, respectively, with inter-
rzf without relief from valuation or ap-
rfiIsenent laws, and with approved -1ree-
aolC. surety. JESSE W. WA Ike
Commissioner.
- HILL. Attorney. mh3.dlt&w4W
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H0EOLULU, February Z5.-Charies
n. Spencer Il Go. have suspended.
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3rre Waute & IndIanaDOlIs,

GOING EAST
Ls Day Ex. Night Ex. Mall.
Iaute. 1915 M.-l2 10 A NJ. 30 A n
re
apolis. GAS NJ 2:lO A M..lO:05 A N
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be- aELROAtD THMEsTABLE.
enr rcesed November sats, Is69-l
vausYIlle l. Charlottesville R.R.


EnB Mail. Expr. Freight.
vile ...I0.l0 A NJ. 1880 p NJ. 40 a N
ne
il mes ..IZ.l0P NJ. 6:29 p M..lO:l5 A N
rc daute. 8 80 P NJ. 9:45 P M. 4 :l5 p n
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hou
rooms - rev. aEt one % El8 Ha..
F94+eet lu tae c1NN- -tc1d eelisr. lsssars
a1o choice frnit trees Aarfv III DIS .ar
or 5e 6 il. EcfnDreoF
iAhAo tt ENA WITT
3EAlf1T4tLH, Ind. 1Eafel 7
fs AsA1E nom tcis date ar rs#Hrrt
sA@ na respousl Ole fcr ann Debts rr
tt4ore4 against me 81 tffnnt Ia
Alls tatl ~ ne distinctly aud er
ha Wlbhout any exception al
hateFea. AtGidAHu Nst'
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Obi0 4 Mississippi

Lightning Ex. Acc. Night Ex.
nes i. .0S NJ. 1913 p M...l0:23 p NJ
GOISG WEST.
Mail. Night Ex. Day Ex.
Ues ... 4 IL 4 NJ. 80 A II g 40 A n
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amissioner's Sale of Real Estate.

rOTICE is hereby given that the un-
dersigned Commissioner appointed by
Circuit Court of Nanderburgh County,
te Of Indiana, by virtue of an order OF
! Court, made at It's October term, 1869,
rs for sale ut FT-iU0te Sale upon the
ms hereinafter mentioned until March
tl.t. 1870, and IL II ot so sold, will sell at
a45L fc AUctioa at the Court House door,
n he city OF Evansville, IN said county,
El4 said
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RETURNING,
Fro Maute d indianapolis.

SEDAN. s:25 A N. l 80 P n. $50 p n
900 AM.lI:25 N. OPM.l1 :25 P N
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tlain ana Decorative taBe u
ALI WORK NEfTLT EK
AND warranted ta give eatislac a
orders eNa Gt Fsaz W. FssENG
4S and a3 m1m
WiI ~ promptly attended, ae.
a1n.g em
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JAsHELToN-Every Tuesday, Thurs
nd Saturday at 10 AM.
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Administrators Sale.

IN PR0BA BATE:-Manitowo County Court.
L In the matter Of the estate Of Henry Rsr-
ner, deceased
Notice is hereby given, that by vi1tue and
in pursuance Of IN order Of license. made in
said m tier, on the 18th day of December. A.
u. 1859, by the County Court Of said County,
the undersigned Administrator of the estate
of Henry Eerncr, deceased. will, on Monday,
the s.th d,y Of January, 4. d. 1870, ut Yen
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, at the otHes
oi the County Jodse, in the Village Of Mani
towoc, in sid Coulty, offer for sale, at pablio
yenlue, the following described lands, to-wit:
All that part of the eas; half of the south east
quarter of section No,wenty five (25l of town.
snip Ne nineteen 10 north If range No twenty
three ta3l east. except part decided by b.
Jones to +. Reideick Of thirty seven and one
hSlf (37 l-al acres, and excepting anoslsr
piece decided to George Sehugsrt Of twenty
t20l acres, also excepting lots fifteen and sil-
teen IL and o. in bcraers re-sub-division II
lots one aud two and . in the subdivision
of the south east quarter Of said section No
twenty-five (23j.
The terms Of sale will be made known At
the time and place ef sale.
MARTIN NOLLENDORF ,,
CHARLES HAuK0HL Au"''n's'ra''F''
Dated at Mnnitewoc. the 18th day cf De-
cember Il. u. 1869. 91-1t
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/ have been introduced providing for con-
traction Ingersolls bill, providing for
issuing "A 900. 900 more of treasury notes,
Was sent to a com mmittce which will proba
bly, strangle it. but no one has been hxr
enough to propose a reduction of the vol
ume Of currency.
Such . proposal would probably have
been made, and have taken the form of a
law, if the depressed condition of business
in the country had not greatly diminished
the treasury receipts. The cry comes up
to congress from all sides for reduction Of
taxation, and the large surplus revenue OF
the past year, and the estimates of Com
missioner Wells and Secretary Boutwell,,
are pointed to as proof that taxation may
safely De greatly reduced. 1t is now shown
that our present tariff and revenue laws
will not yield nearly as much the coming
year as they did the last, unless business
can be revived. 1t is the policy of the
ruling party to tax heavily and expend
literally. Its corruption and extravaganza
draw to 1t influential partisans and enable
1t to retain power. 1t will not consent to
any material reduction of taxation, and is,
therefore, compelled to cast about for some
policy which will enable tax x-payers to meet
the drafts made on them.
So much has been said about the evils of
a 'bloated currency, aud SO confident has
been the assumption that our currency is in
that condition, and has been for some half
doxen years or more, that il is a matter for
surprise that congress should favorably con
sIder any proposition TO increase the
"boat. The fact that Sumner and Sler
man propose to place the new banks on
specie paying basis does not invalda,e or
weaken their admission that the west and
south greatly need more currency. Tie
specie paying part Of this programme
looks well on paper. but very few men of
common sense believe it can be carried ont.
If western members of congress would do
their duty, they would insist upon fur
ther issue of treasury notes. There will be
no banking bill carried through congress
which will supply the western states with
the currency they need. There will be
none carried through congress which will
grant to Few banks terms as favorable as
those under which existing banks are cper>
ating. Were Sherman's bill law to day.
men would not 20 into banking under it.
lur he eVils Arising ir6mW W thes hs'd drhclency 10
currency is to issue treasury notes.
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sE \ Watch, pair cf Blankets, Quilt or
Shawl Tor One Dollar appears a..,..est i'm
possible, Lu; such may be had and hun
dredS cf other useful articcsty patronizing
PARKER 4 CO.'S ONE DOLLAR
SALE"
Their system of doing business has been
examined BY the authorities and Decision
rendered from the Internal Revenue de
rafTment at Washington dated Nov. 4,h,
1868, declaring their tu.iness perfectly
far and legitimate and entirely different
from the numerous gift enterprises. Oh
course ali do not get watches, blank cts
Sc, Cor One Dollar, out in erey large Gut
one Of these articles are Soii for Oae Dol
for, as an extra inducement, and some
menter Of the club has the chance of ob
tanning 1t. y new feature introduced by
this enterpri ing firm, is 20 pay their
agents III either cash or merchandise and
0rIe pay the express charges No better
opportunity can be offered % either ladies
or gentle men, having leisure time, than to
form clubs for this firm
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sg~The ordinance of 1897, for the gov
ernment Of the territory northwest of the
river Ohio, provided that there should be
neither slavery nor involuntary servitude,
except for the punishment OF crime,
whereof the party should be duly
convicted. This provision was declared
to be anar,icle of compact between
the original states and the people
and states in the territory. and 'forever
unslterable, unless by common consent"
Notwithstanding this, slaves were held
in the territories. and in some of the states
formed therefrom They we're he'd in
Illinois after her admission, and no one
denied tue authority Of any state in the
union to permit and protect slavery, up to
the time that i, was abolished by constitu,
tional amendment. ,
Congress now proposes to exact from
Virginia, and Mississippi, and Texas con-
dltion. which it has no authority to demand,
and which will be of no legal force after the
admission of those states. When they come
into the union, they will have exactlpthe
same rights as the other states, whatever
may be the conditions of admission, Csn
congress exact from state an abandon
ment of right which the constitution de-
clares it shall possess?
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1,ataSt NawS

Thanks TO the Captain Of the ST. Joseph,
by whom We have received late copy of
the Milwaukee Neics, from which we clip
the following items of news:
SUPREME COURT AT MADISON, !
Friday, January IA, 1870. |.
Supervisors of Town of Franklin VS.. Kir-
By ct al Argued by David Taylor fer
appellants, and Joshua Stark for respon-
dents.
SUSPENDED PAYMENT. We regret to
hear that the we'll known wholesale dry
goods house of Bradford Broihers of this
city has beeu forced TO suspend payne
This house is one OF the oldest, spd has
always been considered one Of the soIidest
IN the city, but the heavy and CONSTANT de.
cline In their line OF goods and the extreme
difficulty of making collections from their
couutry customers has placed it beyond
their power to meet their present obliga
ton. We are informed that the creditors
will not loose heavily and gements will
undoubtedls be made so that they will
continue their business.
1t is also reported on the street that the
wholesale boot and shoe house of Ewing
Bro 4 Co. has been forced to suspend pay
meDt.
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Foreclosure Sale.

In Circuit urt Manitowoc County.
William Burmciser against John Kregy,
1ntonie kregy, his wife, Thom;. koselka AMI
Joseph Schermack.
BY virtue of judgement of foreclosure and
sale IN the above entitled action dated Decem.
Der 2lst \ d. 1869, | shall expose for sale,
and sell at public vcndue to the highest bidder
at the Court House in the Village and County
Of Man.towoc on the 18th d,y of February 4.
ID. 1870, at ten O'Clock A. NJ of said day the
following described real estate situated in the
County of Manitowoc and State OF Wisconsin
to-wit: The east htlf of the north east quarter
Of section eight 81 in township tweMty-one
III north Of range twenty-four "a e, II, sit.
uat d in the County of Manitowoc and State
of Mlssaeqpsfiipr lssaeq o1,Mse Nammtowoc Wis. this
27th d.y of December 1869 23-3t
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More Money Wanted.


The Chicago Times says that senators
Sumner and Sherman have both admitted
in the bills they have recently introduced
in the senate, that there is deficiency of
currency in the western and southern states.
The banking bill Of Senator Sherman pro
videf for the esta blishment of additional
national banks, with an aggregate capital
of $45, 100000 all of which are to be 10
Gated in the sections named. The p.eam-
bic to the bill says the bank. circulation is
not fairly distributed, and proposes the
addition as q temporary remedy, The
permanent remedy j. to be sought for and
applied when the returns of the next census
shall have afforded to congress the infor-
nation necessary to an intelligent proceed
ing in the premises
In the bill which Sumner introduced in
the senate en- Wednesday, provision is
made for extending the natiorai banking
system, in order, as the senator - in bis
speech on the introduction of tho bill, ''to
supply the much needed facilities, espec
tally al the west and south
Thus far the Recommendations of Com
missioror " ellis for contradiction ofthe Gu
rency. backed, as they have baen, BY the
Endorsements of Professor Perry, and Amasa
Walker, and the wavering and ineons,an.
genius who illuminates political economy
in The Chicago tribune, have not been
respectfully treated by congress. Ne bills