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GEORGIA.
4 Critical state Of AhaftS-BullOcE
Trying to Manipulate Himself
Into the Senate, and Re-
tHrding the OrgnniZa-
ton Of the Legis-
I0fuFn.
WAsurSGroS, D. c., Jan. 10.

.... IHtNrCs
WAsHISGTOS, d. c., jan. 10.
The situation in Georgia is regarded as
very grave and important. TcIrgrams
have been going buck and forth from this
point to Atlanta yesterday and today i'll
great numbers. Some Of the tilCts in the
Iilatter were given lnst night, Governor
Bullock telcgrlphs that twelve Of the
members of the Legislature who took the
oath committed perjury in 80 doing; TINT
the Democrats are jubtlNnt and def.
SiEsts, unless General Terry turns out
the DISQUALIFIED members and seats 9TH
crs, and that the case is critical and de-
mAntls immediate attention from the Prcsl-
dent.
Captain Bryant, one Of the members OF
the lower branch, and late Postmaster ut
Augusta, sends n long dispatch, saying
TINT he stands by his record rs II Union
soldier and n Republican, and h's re-
signed his post Office in order t" serve his
State, and that no matter what anyb0dy
charges he intends remaining in his party
md doing what he can to purify ii. He
charges Bullock with corruption; with
acting illegally III the organization Of the
Legislature; with trying 10 serve selfish
ends; with being willing TO jeopardlzG
everything else for the sake OF securing
his own election to the United State Sct.-
ate, lie SAYS TINT II Bullock permits the
organization Of the General Assembly II
will promptly ratiiy the Fifteenth Amend,
nlent,s elect anti-BullOCk Senators, and
fully comply with the requirements Of the
reconstruction laws.
The tenor Of thcSOthcr dispatches from
Atlanta, including something from Con.
Terry, Is TINT BullOok is trying his hest To
40 manipulate us to get elected to the
United States Senate. The General tClc,
graphetl yesterday that there was conSid'
crabIc excitement, hut says to-day that
things arG comparatively quiet. lie in
Quires Of the War Department what he
may do IN the case Of u sheriff who IS
making good deal Of trouble, and Gen
Sherman responds tint he may he re-
moved in Tcrrys discretion Terry alst
telegraphcd to-day inQutring what may III
done In case where members Of the leglS
latllro were .unScatOd, und General SlIer'
man was at the capital this afternoon con
6ultna With SENATOR, Trumbull and otheI
IIawyes. TB&eYerdRt llb EeleGr,Ipbedh T.
Terry that the persons receiving the mex!
highest number OfiyptcS Tor seats should
lc sworn into them, in accordance will
the laws OF Georgia
The President has instructed Terry tr
proceed with the utmost caution IN tht
whole work Of reorganization, but to ''st
decisive measures Il they become neccSsa
rv, and 1t may be well enough tOadd tlla
as Bdtl6 6llins but Provisional Coy
eIpQf fbsf subject ofCllOvalhy the Com
m0ndinG General.
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AFFAIRS IN wINNErEC.
The French HaIC.Breeds Master of
CHICAGO, Jan. II.

The French Half.BTeedS Master of
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.
A special from ST. Cloud of the 14th
says, Doctor Stafford arrived arrived there
the same evening and reports matters us
being in very serious state at Fort
Garry. The French under Ricl are
masters Of the situation and have seized
tho Hudson Bay Comanys safe with
E250, ,OO0 in gold to pay the troops.
Father Thebault and Col DcselahrAc, the
hitter Commissioner Of the Canadian
government, were on fhCir way to open
negotiations with Ricll trAppcr, who is IL
prominent politician, and there are pres
poets oft resulting in good. 1t was runor-
I'll TINT the Sioux Indians were coming
down. DakOtah and Minnesota people
are much alarmed and afraid Of another
Indian war. Rirl, their commander, hHs
80 men IN arms. The Hudson Bay Com.
IanyS officers arc apatlICtiC and wink nj
lticil nnd his actions. SCOtChNnd English
halt.brcclsarc passive. Parties from Chey.
cnnc report that large number r0fbuildingG
OF more substantial character than those
destroyed by tue recent tire will soon be
erected
Governor Durkec, of Utah, died at his
hotel early this morning Of Pneumonia.
His remains will leave for Kcnosla, Wis
cOnSin,
Bradford Bros, Milwaukee, the heaviest
Dry Goods house in the Northwest, failed
Yesterday. DeIalcatiOn by one Of their
employees is the alleged cause. They
offer 10 settle Nt fitly cents on dollar.
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MISSISSIPPI.
She RatifieS the XIVth and XVIII
Amendments.

JACKSON, Jan. Is.
The Legislature today rltificd the 14tl
and 18th Amendments. The election for
United States Senator will occur Mon
day. B. G. Egglcston, H. N. Flower and
Major General Ancs Nrc prominent can,
didatcs.
Gen. Alcorn'S letter to Gen. Amcs tlc.
clining the Provisional Govcrnorslip says.
Coming from military authority and
subject for support to the military power,
the fitness Of things appear to me 10 forbid
my acceptance Of It while ! hold imme.
!liate prospects Of tho position Of Civil
nc 10 my instinct us mn AmGrlCnn CIIizCGi,
that of popular choice. mMy perhaps
he indulgcd in the liHnk confession that
under the fellowship in GRAND clnstisr-
mentby which am hNund To the South.
crn people, | am constrained by an ir.
rcSistAble force 0rmy heart TO draw bnck
from lot or part in the Government by
any other right than tlmt Of their own
consent"
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BOSTON.

'HiS BOsToN, Inn. *.
The Boston Past says there IINs been
clerical error or dcfalcGtiOn Of some tiftecn
thousand dollars discovered in the city
lreasurCr's office, and that employees Of
the office are held under arrest until reSti:
tuition il made. No names are mentioned.
a cable dispatch last night conveyed to
Mime. Parep. p.SOSa the announcement OF
the death Of her mother in London. In
consequence another opera was suhstttu-
ted for the one in which she was to up
pear.
John Hayes and John Long, who were
discharged irum the States Prison on the
discovery Of their innocence, after hu'
wears Orimprisonmcnt, have applied To- tbs
Legislature for compensation
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Commercial and Financial.
Chicago Market.

CHICAOU, January II.
FLnuR-Demand iIlr for low grades aud prices
steady, upper qualities neglected and nominal al
s. Oal 81 Tor spring extras; 81 lO3 Is for spring
GRAIS-wh,a,-sA light md prices shade
easier; sales " No, spring at StEC; and No. at
1Bka77c; closing At TdiiG71c; optional sAlta were
matr At 1IAI11sc buyer January and srllrr Feb.
ruRry; and Isc splrr March; IN the afternoon
the market wAE quiet at IKE cash; nnd 77I,a1B''
seller FchruHry. COn-Dnll but prices trhr
hrncr closing At 1OaIlC fur No. . for future d..
livery; No. 9EOld At TOc. seller month; Tl70LC,
seller February 7lHC, buyer February: ihlH M.
terIOOn market duh and nominal at 7Oc tIislI.
Oatp--Dnll prices slightly hvOring the purChas.
cF: clOsng at 39I39LC for No. ! In Store optional
SNler were made At SIh R'AI4C, buyer February;
33EaAc. sUllrr February: TkLS1tC, seller tho
month"; and MI sellers Or the month, aud III seller
April. Rye-QulGt but hrIn at 1OC for strictly
fresh NJ. :. BArry-SOthiug dOnr In luts from
store; prices nominal 1t SlA1jC for No. !!
IOUs-Dressed-FAIrly active Ut $lOaIi 30 nc.
CorlIug 10 weights ut the close prices were IIrm at
&IUaIll for lots dividing Ou 40 Dr.. LivG--Plrm
aud stHAdy; packing demand fairly active al
~ aIAS q for common; e TaaS 10 for fair to mC.
0ium: $!aD - iOF good 10 choice.
CATrLE-steady aud moderately active at $ia
70 for common 10 good CQw'; sO 2SaG % for good
even steers,
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ROM

Matters in the COnncil-Thc Fathers
I,enEY.
RoME, Jan. Is.
The discussion which has been going
on for several days in the Eccumrnical
Council, on the subject Of ECcliastiCal
Discipline, was continued to-day.
ROME, Jan. 10.
The Council yesterday held session
which lasted 4 hours. The oldest dele
gates present complained that mNny Ofthc
speeches made were too long, anl that
some Ofthe fhthelS did not strictly observe
the obligation Of the secrecy in regard TO
the proceedings Of the Council.
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WINNEPEG,
The Sioux on the War Path.

The Sioux on the War Path.
CHICAGO, Jan. IL.
A telegraph dispatch from PcmlninN,
dated the 3D. announces thAt the Sioux
Indians ut that time were within three
miles Of Fort Gerry, and informed parties
sent out to stop them that they were on
the war path against the half breed tnsur'
gents and Americans, instigated thorcto
by Shuwman, who II is ascGrtained wis
employed to do this work by McDougall.
Considerable excitement prcvNileda ut Fort
Gerry. Another correspondent says TINT
Donald G. Smith, who was sent by the
Hudson Bay Company to suI'ersede Gov.
Mc'ravish, had publicly acknowledged the
validity OF RiGls government. There
seems 10 bc some prospect Of the mission
OF rFatheB ThitAult and DcSabcrry having
some success, us these gentlemen seem IN
Clincd to cOnccde nearly everything de-
mandCd by the insurgents.
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CINCINNATI.
Falling of an Immense Wall-Severnl
Persons Crushed.

W -" "
Persons Crushed,
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1j.
Between four and five o'clock this morn
ing stone wall 100 feet long and 30 feet
high, in the rear Of building on Third
street, west Of Elm, fell toward the Third
street building, crushing six kitchens. A
woman named lIcrne, making II fire in n
kitchen, was caught AMI held by the fall.
ing stones till liberated by her husband.
Her leg was broken. In another house a
boy seven years Of age, son of Andrew
DiCsealSo was killed in bed, u heavy stone
falling on him. Two girls were in the
same bed; one was slighly bruised and the
other unhurt The wall was owned by
B. MNckcntell. 1t has been considered
unsafe for two years. The great rain last
night was the immediate cause Of its fall.
The suit Of the United Stntcs Mail Line
against insurance companies for the loss
Of the steamer America, burned DCccm-
herd, 1868, between Cincinnati and Louis.
vile, at the time Of the collision with the
steamer United States, has been on trial
before Judge St0rcr in the Supreme Court
all week, The jury returned a verdict in
favor Of the mail line company after thirty
minutes consultation.
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Prosecutions Against the Paris Press

Prosecutions Against the Paris Press.
1t is reported thatut II cabinet meeting
% Sa s2ay Io Il YaS aPsqiaSY rssoSSii S
latorS of the press law.
Yesterday NJ. Emile Olivier created a
by urging, in his great speech
before the Council, that offences against
the press law he submitted TO jury. To-
(lay the project was brought before the
Corps IegiSlatiI. Judgments in the mai
ter Of the press will be deferred until IL
vote can be taken on the subject in the
Corps.
Affairs in the Corps LcgiSlatiE.
PARIS, jan. ~.
There was great liSscnsion in the Sen
ate yesterday on tho affairs Of the interior
and the general policy Of the Govern
ment. At the conclusion Of tho debate
the Senate passed Il vote Of confidence IN
the last Ministry.
In the Corps LcgiSlatif yesterday N.
Kerr moved TINT the debate on the ar-
rngemcnt Of Deputy ItOchcI0rt he post
pOnetl until the 24ih inst. NJ. Olivier
opposed the motion, and the Chamber dc.
ctdcd that the debate should commence
tomorrow according to the original pro-
position Of the Ministry, by vote of 30 to
10. The seml.olilCial Journals assert TINT
II majority In both Chambers will support
the Ministry in the prosecution Of Roch-
forte. Several deputies have received
anonymous letters mcnacing them with
personal violence in case the Chamber al.
ihOriXcs the prosecution. The radicals
elso threaten serious disorder should
lROChclort he condemned.
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River and Weather.
CINCINNATI, jan. 10.

CINCINNATI, jan. 10.
River risen 3 feet Z inches; 90 feet ii
inches In channel. Weather cloudy;
raIncd all lust night. Thermometer 50
degrees.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1G.
There was heavy rain storm Mt 2
o'clock with thunder and lightning.
LOUISVILLE, Jun. 10.
A seycre rain and wind storm has pre-
vailed for the past - hOuES. All the
streams are rising rapidly and threatens
the destruction Of property. .
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PARAGUAY.

PANS, Jan. 10I
AdvicOs AaYc lPcn rcCeiYcd ut the PHr-
gtlayun Legation here, which contradict
the statements that President Lopez has
LEFT Paraguay, On the contrary they rep.
resent TINT the war Is by no means onded
nnd assert that Lopez il in GrGat COrdiI-
lrn with IN army Of 5000 men.
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Commercial Relations with Canada.

= VIINWNl dUII' Ut
It Is rumOrcd that the Cabinet has tie.
Cldcd to abolish the system Of licenses 10
American fishermen, and To iall mCk on
the Interpretation Of the treaty Of 1919.
1t is said the assent Of the Imperial Gov
crnmCnl has been obtained to this policy.
The rumOr Is renewed that Il change is Ia
be made in the tariff by imposing duties
on articles on the free list.
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CUBA.

Collapse Orthe InSurrcctiOn.
HAVANA, Jun. Il.
The GdsCttc to-day published dispatches
from the Interior announcing the slrrcn'
der Of the insurgents in large numbers.
The Spanish troops in the Central depart
mcnts, are on the march TO attack the in
slIrpCnts.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 10.
The Duke Of MontpcnsiCr has been no.
minated as n candidate for the COrteS
from the cityOf Ovicl0 There is great re-
joicing here over kilograms from Havana
reporting the important success Of troops
in C1hA
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"JuNlrxn TAN soar" cures ChApped hands
Salt rhoum, ,'pmplvs, and all CutAncous affections,
rendering the skin son and smooth. Manuiac'
,urcd by CASwEI.L, HAZARD B GO,
Sold by all DmgGsiS New York
Iny9t-M Th -d&w,
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER
IN THE Stair
NEWS,
POLITICS,
AGRICULTURE,
LITERATURE.

TnE,DAILY ISTRLLTGENCRR, established
more than seventeen years ngo, has hec' recog'
ulzed for Year, as one Of the hcs' and most inln
cntIAl journals Of iIs class.
Il IS published every morning Sunday OK
CcptCt) and,mAIIed n snbsCribrrS at the following
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New York Money and stock Market.
NEw Y0RK, January Is.

NA" AbNHAN OAtAuA4J ASt
MoNEr-Easy al Z per cent. with per cent
az the general rate. The hank statement IL r..
mRFkahly strung; the large increase In loans
arising ChicAy from heavy amounts ol yold by.
pOlhvCatCd with the hhnEG; the GGOrHiOuA Increase
In deposits results lFUm ~ increase In loans and
gain In specie; Of legal tenders the Increase II
due mainly TO the return Of currency nom Inter.
est; the g1in In sprciG represents the excess Or
coin derived from treasury RalCR md interest pay
mrntS aud the payments tor customs; the surplus
over the legal reserve has Increased two and
half millions, and the banks now hold thirty MIL
lions above the legal requirements. The state.
nrnt indicates cheap money and Increased SIMC
ulAtiOn In the iutun'
STERtING-QuIrt and arm at 1OSISaiO9
GULD-WUaE; opened Ut l9IH; closed At l9l%.
CleanAncGs $9O,O(O.OOO.
GOvEHNNRHT lIOSDs-LDwCr; closing steady
United States Us OF 1881, coupons. .il1SGbIl7H
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New York Dry Goods Market.

The market IL aiIll very quiet and prices with
out particular change, except COchWrn prints
which opened Al 1917, Vls CCIll higher than any
othrT makes on sale
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nnd IN magazine large supply Of all EIndA OC
VIZ RIhE Powder, in whole, half and quarter
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delivered fFre iOrtGAnblAi4 and cars.
IaAts " REILLY.
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PARAGUAY.

Reports Of Lopez's Flight Con-
fiTmed-End Of the War.
LISBON, Jan. Is.
The regular mail steamship from Rio
Janciro arrived to-day, bringing later in
telligcncc from Paraguay. Dispatches
previously received announcing the flight
Of Lopez and termination Of the war, are
fully confirmed. 1t seems that Lopez tIid
not retreat towards Bolivia. lie was last
heard from wandering about with " few
followers.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


.. Paris is Tranquil.
PARIS, Jan. 10.
The city is tranquil.
LONDON, Jan. Is.
Private letters received from Paris to.
daS mention the restoration Of tranquility
and the absence Of excitement or uncasi-
HISS.
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ESENINo SESSION.
Tho Senate rc.tlssembled at7P.M.
THE VIRGINIA BILL REsuSEEn.
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage by that body Of
thC hiIl for the Admission Of Virginia,
which was read
Mn. TRUMAULL said that irtlic Senate
was full ho would move that the Senate
bflI be laid aside and the House bill be
taken up.
Mn EDNuSps-I shnll object to that,
Mu PoMRROY-ThNt bill can't bo read
but once tonight.
Mn TWuMHuLL-VCry well, Mn PoME-
roy. did not suppose that thOro was
nny member Of the Senate who would In
tefpOse obstacles u the admission OF Nir-
Cinia lust for the sake Of delay.
Mn, CONKI.ING-ThC House bill can he
offered MS a substitute
Mn. EpMUNDs had no desire to delay!
hut he was unwilling that the bill should
hc taken up until the Senate w4s fuller.
The Senate then prOcealed with iIlC
consideration Of It's own bilC
MR5DRAKE urged an amendment pro
llibiting Virginia from altering her Con
stitution at any time hereafter 80 lls lC
prohibit any one from voting or holding
olIlCo who has tint privilege under heI
present Constitution, which was rejected
Mn. SCMURz took opposite ground tc
the views Of MGSsrs, DRAKE, SUMMED
md Others. lie said the Republican pAr
Ily would 90 down IL 1t did not remove
disabilities, and that the grip policy o
his colleague, MIR. DRAKE, would he
curse.