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E6PARTERO
unayailing,

If the situation to-day in Spain could be
taken as an indication of what is likely to
happen tomorrow, it might be considered as
almost a settled thing that Espartero will be
called to the throne that has 80 long been
waiting for an occupant After repeatedly
refusing the regal dignity, he has at length
consented TO accept provided the Oortes will
bestow it upon him. The selection of Espar-
tero can only be considered as an effort to
quiet the discomfort that prevails at the delay
in establishing permanent government and
as a compromise between the rival aspirants
to power for the purpose of giving time and
opportunity for further intrigue. Espartero
is a very old man, and it is not
probable that he will occupy the throne many
years, and his election at a time when it
would seem that young and active man in
the full possession of his physical and men
tai powers was particularly needed at the
head of affairs, cannot be considered as other
than unfortunate. There is no reason to
doubt Esparteros patriotism, but it is not
likely that he can take any very active part in
the direction of the Government and his
elevation, so far from uniting the various
opposing interests, will only be made the
occasion of fresh intrigues that can scarcely
fail to cause trouble and discord in the event
of his death. II is the Spanish dispo-
sition, however, to put OFF until to-mor-
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DEMOVAL.-MRs. K. HENRY, MANUFAC-
HI turer of ladies' Oloaks and MAntill4s nnding her
late location l6 North Eighth street, inadequate for
her largely Increased business. has Ee%SYsd 70 the
Southeast corner Of NINTH and ARCH Streets, where
abe ofers In addition TO her stock Of Oloaks and
Points and SacQnes. 81 ~ ons
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SUMMER RESOR >.
GUNNER RESORTS ON THE LINE OF
- PHILADME@LPHJA PHILADM DE M@ AND READING RAILROAD
tAD MAY %, 1870.
MANSION HOUSE. MI. CARBON,
MIRA Caroline Wupder Pottsville p. o., Schuykill co.
TUhOAROkA HOTEL,
Mrs. NJ. L. Miller. Tuscsrola p ", Schuylkil county
MANSION HOUSE,
W. +. Smith, Mahsnoy City 2. o., Schuylkill county
MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
Charles Culp, Mount Carmel i. y. Northumberland CO.
F. Mayer. Reading rn2I e I.s1n RsTks GGuptYy. TupY
Henry Weaver Rssdns Ms Hf,k 0 BerE' Hs county
g. D. Davis. Rssdipg p BeIi;s Is,sss,T f9nnty
Jacob H. Breish. Conshohocken p o Montgomery co.
BOYERTOWN SEMINARY,
L. N. Koons, Boyertown 7. o. Berks county.
LITIZ SPRINGS,
- LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
DR.. A. Smith, Wsrnersvile p. o.. Berks county un
CULD SPRINGS HOTEL, LEBANON COUNTY,
VIM. Lerch, Sr Pine Grove p. O., Schuylkili county.
EPHRATA SPRINGS.
John FredfHk EBSIfs BR 3 ksnfrssffE aE county
PRoSPEOT TERRACE,
DIR. James Palmer, Collegevie p. O., Montgomery CO.
DOUPY HOUSE,
George g. Burr, Shamokin, Northum berland county.
Excursion Tickets will be sold at Phadelpha 70 and
from above points at reduced rates. good for same gay
day - 525 AIMS
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DRY GOODS.

- =
z M. CAL ID w e l. l.,
No. 81 N. RIGHTH Street.
Black silks, src., 81, fs7. $3.50. slsa, SITS, $751;
81, 81 26, $3.50, sa76, 90.
Black Satin (cut bias), $50, s11, 81, $685. $780,
Black Alpaca and Pure Mohair, 95c. up to 81.
Black AIl-wool Delaine, IA, &C., 75c., SIC.
Black Tamise, 81, s1I2K.
Black Grenadine, Atwood and SILK and Wool &c.
b0c., s2c., 75c., 81. Fl.
Black Grenadine, . yards wide, 1915. ss, $3.50.
Black English Barege, csc, 2sc., Sic.
Colored Silks, Blue, Brown, and Green, s1'25.
DO. do. Blue, Brown, Pink, White, etc.,
s1Tb.
Plaid Silks s137, $3.50.
Japanese Silks, 81, s112H.
Do. do. Dress Patterns, sl2, s1s, s14, sb.
SILK Poplinette, 81; Striped Plaid, and Pain.
SILK Peplinette, Figured, sl'25.
SILK and Wool Barege, 81, s112
Silk and Wool Rolled Poplins, 75c.
Figured English Grenadine, 20, 25c.
Do. French erenadine, 40, so, &c.
Colored Linen for Dresses. SGD
Bufr and Chocolate Color Linen, rs, 81, 3I%c.
Pink and Buff French Lawn, 25, SIC.
French Chintz, Pink, Buff, and Blue.
French Lisle Ginghams csc.
Notified Mohair and Poplips, rs, 81, SIC.
Mottled PopliD, Ga wide, 81, so, ~, 75c.
Striped Mohair, 25c., wide goods.
Japanese Popln, 25, sic.
Shirting Linens, very cheap.
Wash Damask Table Linen, 81, A, 80, 62c.
Linen Towels, 12k, TO- 90, 25, 81, SIC.
Birdcye Linen, 25 up to T5c.
Hemstitched Linen Hdkfs., 12H, Is, 20, 26, BIC.
Gents Hemstitched Hdkfs., Is, 25, 81, 81, SOC.
Ladies' Hemstitched and Corded Hdkfs., rs, 31c.
Plaid Nainsooks and Swiss Muslin.
Plain Nainsooks, Cambria, Swiss Muslin.
French Muslin, French Jaconet
Pufed Muslin, 62c. -..
Tucked Muslin, extra cheap, %, 81, 81, 4Oc.
Figured Pique, 25, 81, 81, soc.
Corded Pique, 81 so, 62c.
French Corded Pique, 62c. % mw2t
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BAD DIcKEY.
BAD DICKEY..I

BAD DIcKEi.
Hou.s. al1sa g eyerIIovIns everybody delighted.
GREATER FUN THAN EVER; :, ' s.Saa .,n.u ,orn.
nsIn nr u Sy ykLioWs OF THE TINES
Co1stan: verdict Of ,hs people on all the sensations
Do they applaud tho character Of
EpS really constituted g %,1 oicxE7
trayasant and humcrog. eoncs, has rarely been
BAD DicKEY presents the handsomss. dresses known TO
any "ppon,men hs bes bureSqne Company q day.
brightest odsaSach several original aso
selected with believed tho strongest given to any r.
n" rsa. ' :. sSSGSnAsrERs IN THE suRtEs9yES ,,svr
nss x:
luke oi Lizzie KEIsEx
LORD Mayor of London A STEWART
f: f: s.ss .tkE H4z sSfsfss SaSisS
suily ana Caroline.
Lady Ann. %z%SiE SESSSSssp
D''1sss Knight. asa;;s;: E.aessss
ALLEN aSsnSufa AsD Ss
sIssTsEts, MIssTsEts, sISsTsEEs. s1SsTsEEs..
ALLEN. PErrENGILL, ,r,r -.
Famous BRASS BAND and ORCHESTRA
- STAR PEfF4RMERS. % STAR PERFORMERS.
JOHNNY ALLEN
CHARLEY PErTENGILI.
CHARLEY PETTENGILL.
DELEHANTY AND HENGLER.
DELEHANTY AND vENGLER.
JOHNNY ALLEN JOHNNY ALLEN
LIS q
@ FAs HsD .sAs. .s sns Snun
Ia their new and original Sony and Dance.
THE ONE DEARLY LOVE,
Introducing their new Sensation Act, entitled
KOME AND KISS ME-
MONSTER CONCERT.
MONSTER CONCERT.
JOHNNY ALLEN Director
Gems from the Opera Liza Manoa GEO WILKES
BRASS BAND QUICKSTEP.
BRASS BAND QtrICKSTEP.
Allen Pettengll, Dechany and fenrier's BRASS BAND
ALL THE. THEATRES OPEN.
ALL THE THEATRES OPEN.
PUNCH AND JUDY. PUNCH AND JUDY
PUNCH AND JUDY PUNCH AND JUDY.
CHARLES ARIZONA, CHARLES ARIZONA,
THE MODERN HEkCULES.
The Burlesque Is proceeded by brilliant C0medietta pre-
sen.ing
All tho Stars and the Great Burlesque Company.
All tho stars and the reat Burlesqne Company.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. MATINEE SATURDAY.
FAMILY CIRCLE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
FAMILY CIRCLE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
In active preparation,
Copyright secured,
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MOOD's MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE,
w Successor 10 Barnum's,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF THIRTIETH STREET.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING"
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AfUsRMENrs.

E1I-THEATRB COhIQUR
CIf Broadway. opposite II. Nicholas Hotel .
hObEhr w. BUTLER .AhnAkes
The only place In the oily TO witness good performance
EVERYTHING that 10 attractive In tho amusement world ~
dsxncing all others In the production Of noyecs
CONGRESS or GENIUS AND TALENT,
such before been upon stage and can
not be found In other theatre the United 6tates
TONIGHT, TONIGHT
Engaged iimiled PERIOD the word-renowned Nocro'
mancer,
PROFESSOR YOUNG.
His extraordinary throughout this country where
he b had the honor Of appearing before crowded AMI DO
lighted audiences, stamps him A.
THE GREATEST WIZARD OF THE AGE
Madame YOUNG also ii variety OF novel experiments
The laughable Ethiopian Opera Of
THE VIRGINIA CUPIDS.
Ar George H. Goes pronounced the great Bahads OF the
day.
First appearance Of the inimitable Dick Ralph
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
HART, DOuGHERTY, RYMAN, MASTER BARNEY.
Won want to make your spirits light 60 SEQ the Old Vr:
80 ARTISTS WILL APPEAR NIGHTLY.
Doors open at So curtain rises at tx o'clock.
Box office open daily Seats reserved six days In advance
T,AMMAEY. N. Y. A. co.
NJ Y. A. co. TAMMANY, N. Y. A. co.
TAMMANY. N. Y. A. CO. 1AMMANY.
GENUINE AND UNABATED SUCCESS OF
N>----2 &-------H
BAD DICKEY.f BAD DICKEY.
%-----2
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting, Invaluable and scientific saDects showing
how 10 live and what live for, delivered daily at this
New York Museum Of Anatomy Thoae unable TO attend
receive copy by forwardagg5 TO the Secretary 6S
Broadway.
DEFORMATIoNs AND REFoRMERs BEFORE THE RE-
III formaiionA lecture this subject will DO given BY
Kew John MacNRugbton Yofkvle Presbyterian church,
Eighty sixth street. Monday evening. January H. ats r.
NJ. Admission 25 cents.
DEv. FATHER PREsTON's LECTURE UPON THE
III Catholic view OF tho pubic school question, delivered
last evening at tho Cooper Institute, will be published In
pamphlet form In few days cents and viii be- for
Usher, Ss6 Bowarv. Nav York.
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HUTCHINSON FAMILY WILL GIVE MUSICAL EN-
IL Tuesday evening, january
Baptist church, Bedford and Downing Com.
menca O'Clock Tickets ~ cents, to be obtained
doors No person having heart for music listen to them
without delight.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

CT. JAMES HOTEL. MARION, N j., OFFERS HNE-
- quaed Inducements for winter Board merchants
business families; minutes from Jersey CITY
via New Jersey Railroad CQrtland Des street
3s trains daiy also horse Frst class table,
Elegantly furnished Rooms a suite sngy; all
Improvements baths. hot and cold water, Terms
moderate. Apply the premises to GILES, WALES
CO., IL Maiden lane, New York.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1870
AMUsE MENTs.

AMUsE fENTs.
yTAvERLEY THEATRE
w TONIGHT and every EVENING during the WEEK.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
JAMES TAYLOR, .
The greatest comiiue in tho world
PROF. SYLVESTER
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT
IN THE CITY
TALKING LION, the WONDER Of the WILDERNESS.
DOwERY THEATRE.
ID WIN. u. FRkLIGH. .Propretor and manager
Now con- plete and re tdy and wiI be perl2r,,neai.
LIVERY NIGHT, and GRAND MAiINEH
on SAT- KDAY, at two O'Clock
Fr,k week 0f the entirely and
COMIC PANrOMIME,
entitled
HOW MANY HORNS
OR, GOLD AT l6h.
EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW.
Superb Scenery. IAstonishns Tricks.
BewderIng Transformation. Applopr,.ie COSTUMES
Brilliant Auminations Char lcteristio Muslo
The world renowned and inimitabo
ROBERT IUTLER
In his mastery mpersonation of
CLOWN.
1OuNt MAhIiN......... hAhnEgUiw
Preceded by Comedy. Closed with Drama.
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A MOTHER CHANcE.-FOR SALE A FIRST CLASS
n prominent Liquor Store Third avenue; long
lease rent $40 Apply to r. GAFFNEY Co.. Auconeers,
a25 Bowery.
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OR CLINTON PLACE (EIGHTH sTREET).-A SEC.
OO ond floor furnished Room 10 le with without Board
French private family.
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A FIRST CLASS MEAT, POULTRY AND VEGETABLE
IA Market Horses, Wagons, &c., for sale business
$t0o summer III 900 week long cheap eaSs whole three
story house, with stable hay and feed hve stalls rent nom
inai best business chance offered 0J &300 cash bal
ance when able. Apply TO JAMES CAGNEY, sl5 Washing
street,
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n street. with 80 years. lease license paid; win bc sold
cheap Apply 20 West Nineteenth street, Seventh
and Eighth avenues.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SsrrHE PICTORIAL GALLERY OF ART" BY KNIGHT,
L published by the London Publishing Company A
complete volume for cheap Address
Mrs LARRlSOS IA Napoleon street, Newark, MI.
The New York herald., 1870-01-17

OF CLINTON PLACE. CLOSE TO FIFTH AVENUE
al Handsomely furnished front Room urst floor, with
first class Boar for gentleman and wife gentlemen
References.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALEM WASHINGTON d. G.. !;
IL of the oldest and the city, location
central and particularly well adapted for patent medicine
perfmery depot stock small rent low: viii be sold at
bargain For particulars address L. J. OTOOLE box 69S
Washington city Pos. Office.
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A COMPLETE AND FIRST CLASS RETAIL DRUG
II store for sale Tor locat other particulars
anire Of AFFIXED BELEY Myrtle avenue corner Of fash
ington avenue Brooklyn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04
by HAVANA CABLE.
HAVANA. March 3.

HAVANA, MdTcN o.
The Insurgent General, Napoleon arrange, who
originated the rebellion IN the Central Depart
ment has voluntarily surrender ed to the authc-
rites at LAS Minas with seventy men. BE promi-
ses to come to Havana 10 confer with the Cap
tain General as to the best means of ending the
insurrection without further bloodshed
The rebels have burned some warehouses at
Incaro.
FROM HAVANA KEY WEST, March /,
letter from Santiago de Cuba, dated Febru-
airy IS, gives the following account OF the trial
and execution of members of the Cuban Junta of
that city
Eighteen well Known citizens, charged with
belonging to the Cuban Junta. were arrested and
taken to obscure place at San Juan, fifteen
miles from this place, where they were tried by
court martial and convicted of treason and SEN
fenced to death. They were not allowed assis-
lance of counsel or privilege of summoning wit
nesses in their defense. They we're all executed
soon after their trial. Among them were two
Americans, namely, John Francis Pashnaude and
Charles Dan1ery, native of the United Ststes. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04

LONDON, March 2.
Lord Resedale's bill to amend the Irish
Church laws passed to it's second reading.
Mr.. Gladstone opposes the bill to aid emgra-
ton.
The bill was defeated by vote Of 48 to 81
There is much Indignation over tho Ssdier and
Heath boat race which came off yesterday. It is
thought that the res1it was pra-aIraESsd for
betting purposes.
Fifty-eix of the officers and crew OF the steam
or Oneida were picked up by the Bombay's boats
on another account. -.-.
BERLIN. March 2.
Bismarck in long speech opposed the aboli-
ton of the death penalty CT Reichrath, notWith-
standing he voted for abolition with vote OF
81 majority.
ROME, March 2.
For the first time since the year 1850 the po-
lice permit m6ska at carnivals.
The weather is unfAYorable.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-03-04

Our burg has been honored ~ within
the last few days ~ the passage through
here of both Littletield and Swepson-the
manipnlators of North Carolina bonds
who have at last returned to Raleigh IN
response TO the hundreds of anxious en-
quiries that have been made concerning
them. We wonder what kind Of All exhibit
they will make concerning those bonds
which they have been handiing ta the ser
ious detriment of the State interest
Weldon Ne,cs.
SEVERELY STUNNED During the preva-
lence Of the severe storm on Sunday eve
ming Capt J. Fl. Prince, of Halifax while
standing in his porch, was SO severely
stunned by fash OF lightning as to be
thrown to the floor insensible By the ap-
plicatiOn of proper restoratives, however,
he soon recovered, having sustained no
positive injury. NeeeS..
MURDER. A report reached us yester-
day, that few evenings sirce, the wife of
the Rev. Mr.. Rawlins was shot through the
window, and killed by colored boy, dis
charged the day previous on account of
bad conduct.
Mr. Rawlins is IA Northern man, and in
Dallas, CASTOR county. We regret that
his wife has fallen victim among those to
whom he is ministeriug
Charlotte Times
SUPREME CoUKT-Tuesduy, Uorch /,
1S7O.-Court met according TO adjourn
ment.
His Honor Justice Reade was absent,
having been called home suddenly by
sickness in his family.
The reading of the transcript III the case
of Carter vs. Hoke waa concluded, and the
argument opened by Mr.. Graham, counsel
MerrimOn, for the defendants.
The case Of the State va. Lyttie, from
Buncombe was next called, and argued by
Merrimon. for the defendant. The Attor-
ney General will conclude the argument in
behalf Of tho State to morrow.
Tomorrow cases from the 9th District
will lie called = Raleigh Sentinel.
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SENATE.
EVENING SESSION.

FRIDAY, Feb. 25, 1870.
On motion of Mr.. Welker the rules were
suspended III order to take mp and put
upon its passage the bill relating to the
powers and duties of State officers. This
Is the bill Mr. Long attempted to get up
to-day, and relates especially to the powers
and duties OF he Superintendent Of Public
Works.
The Dill created considerable discussion
and numerous amendments were offered,
all of which were voted down and the bill
passed.
Mr.. Cook moved a reconsideration Of the
vote.
Mr.. Stephens moved to lay the motion
on the table, which prevailed.
On motion the Senate adjourned
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, March 3-NoOn.
Stocks firm. Money easy at SOC per cent.
premium. Sterling Exchsnge-long. 1889; short,
1901. Gold 1158. Fivetwenties of Sixty-two,
ex- connnns, 1899. Tennessee SKIES, ex-coupone.
Gel new ASS Vi-e:-;.. oIAtS, eX-cOupOns, 6S
new, 663. Louisiana skies, ex-coupons, new,
70; old, Y. Levee skies, 70; eights, 80. Ala.
bama Fights, 81 fives. GO. Georgia skies, ex-
coupons, 80; sevens 925. North Carolina skies,
ex, coupons. old, As new. G34. South Carolina
skies, ex-coupons, old, 81 new 80.
Flour SOLO cents lower. Wheat 1 cent lower.
Corn 1 cent better. New Pork dulI-mees $26 25.
Lard quiet at lag to la cents. Cotton steady
at % cents Spirits Turpentine steady at AL cents.
Rosin quiet at 50 to 50 so for strained. Freights
dull
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Removal OF DIsabIIftie4.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. %, 1870.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. -, 1870.
Editors ,j0muo! The following citi
zens of the Third District are relieved OF
their disabilities
Robson COMPLYING. ". Afford, JAS.
c. McRitter, Joseph Kinlow, W. Is. Blake,
J. r. Garter, Jno. A Sellers, B. G.. Rhodes,
Noah Mercer, S. J. Cobb, Ed. Lilly, d. G.
Mcintyre, Hector Mcneil, Mormon Nc
Crimmen, Roderick Mc1Lillon, Alex. Nc
Million, Adam Currie, John Leach, Nal
colin Shore, S. d. Collins, Albert Lawson,
T. NJ. Bond, Peter p. Smith, Wellington
McNeill, Jas. Blount, Jno. W. Powell, ".
G. Mcneil, Il. B. Gregory, Lyon Afford,
kenchin Atkinson, JnO. s. Macarthur, 81.
Fl. Ellis, II. D. Reagan, Jas. A. Lawson,
J. A. Rogers. r. NJ. Norment. ". S. Nor
ment, Jno. G. Pope, Henry z. Pittman, J.
T. Britt, Giles Williams, Benz. Williams,
Murdoch McRae, D. Morrison, A. II. Cur
RE, NeilI McNeiIl.
Brunswick county-Joseph Green, T.
NJ. Smith, ". j. Bell, Jno. H. Brooks, r.
H Brown, Robt. McCrackken.
Arson county-S. ". Cole. Rowland
Crump, E. r. Lilies, ". u. Smith, VIM.
Pickett, Duncan McNeill, r. T. Bennett.
VIM. A. Rose, A. J. Dargan.
Richmond county-Sam1 j. Gibson,
Charles Malloy, J. t. Roper. j. L. Yates,
j. A. Baldwin, L. c. Leak, II. c. Wall,
Jno johnson, J. T. Bradley, ]. P. Little,
S. NJ. Ingram, Jno. McKoy, ". P. Nc
Donald.
New Hanoyer-Owen Fennell, Jas. F.
Simpson, T. H. Bell, G. 81. Bell. J. b.
Ballantine, ". T. Monroe.
Bladen-T d. Mcdowell.
Sampson-Wm. G. Fowler, Il. c..
Holmes.
Cumberland-D. G.. McRea. u. 81.
Blacker, Wallie Draughon, r. W. Hardee,
Jas. G. McRae.
Harnett-J. r. Grady. A. II. McWeill,
J. FL. Cofeld, r. B. Smith.
Richmond-B. Cole, DanI NJ. McLau
rim, VIM. Long, Jas. p. Smith, Peter Nc
Rea, B. w. Covington.
ntgomery-JeremiahL Luther. Henry
Luther, G. w. Wooiey, d. @. McBuloy,
B. F. Simmons, c. @. Hlliiard, P. @. Saun-
ders, A. II. Saunders, Neill McInnis, Z.
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FROM THE HOUSE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SATURDAY, Feb. 26, 1870.
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.

RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
By Mr.. Foster A joint resolution in
favor of the Sheriff of Bladen county
Lies over.
Mr. Sinclair was allowed to record his
vote in the affirmative upon the bill repeal
ing Railroad appropriations.
On motion of MIR. Ingram, the rules were
suspended, and the bill in favor of Fl. D.
Terry, was taken up and Senate amend
menta cOncurred in.
On motion of Mr.. French, the bill to
incorporate the Excelsior Planting Com
pany was taken up and passed its several
readings
Mr.. Proctor gave notice that he would
Introduce n bill to change the name of
Lumberton, Robson county, to that OF
Proctorsville.
On motion of Mr.. Dixon, the Senate res
olution in favor Of W. II. & r. s. Tucker,
(paying 81, /, for what, the resolution did
not state)
Harris, OF Wake. col, said it was for
Grape.
The Chair stated that the Grape was pur-
chased when the gentleman from Pitt (NIr.
Short died, and upon the death of Sena
tor from the same county, Mr.. Rich, and
the Senator from Sampson, Mr.. Hall, and
the Grape not used was now in the Clerk s
office, if gentlemen wished to use 1t &c.
Adjourned.
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From Yokohama. Japan-Further Par
ttcuIars of the United States Steamer
Oneida
FnANCIsC0, UAL', Moroh O.
The following from YokohR ma. dated January
31st, has been receive ! here:
s'Tho most terrible accident and horrible cxhi-
bition of inhumanity ever known in the East oc-
cure about twenty miles down this coast at
half-past six O'Clock tie evening of January
oath. The United States steamer Oneida, home
ward bound, coIIided with the British, PENN
sular and Oriental Iron Mail Steamer Bombay,
Capt Arthur Welles Byere. The Bombay struck
the Oneida on her starboard quarter, carrying
away her poop deck, cutting of her whole stern
and running one of her timbers entirely through
the bows of the Bombay at the water line Three
times tho Oneida hsjled the Bombay with ''Ship
Ahoy," stand by, and "Tarive, cut US down.
Blew her whistle and fred her guns, all of which
the officers of the Bombay say they did not hear,
although guns were stinctly heard at this port
twenty miles away. The Oneida went down stern
foremost in about twenty fathoms of water with
twenty officers and fifty men. The Captain of
the Bombay did not stop to rescue those on
board, did he upon his arrival here, report
the accident inform the authorities. The first
known of the disaster next morning, when
DR.. Suddsrds. surgeon, with fifteen OF the crew,
arrived here on foot. Only two cutters were
available and the officers almost to man re-
fused to axe them while remained on
board