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IN III E S Tt. G LO U d. -
This new elegant and commodious arst-class Hotel
on ARCH Street, above SEVENTH,
Now open.
Terms, e3 per day.
ism q. w. MULLIN BRO, PrOprietOrs.
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OiTY ORDINANCES.
COMMON COUNCIL OF PHILADELF
" (I ris-

4 lUMMON COUNCIL OF PHILADELPHIA,
~ CLERKS OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1871.
In accordance with O Resolution adopted hv
the Common Council of the city of Philadelphia
on Thursday, the sixteenth day of March, iS7I,
the annexed bill, entitled, San ordinance
creating a loan for the extension of the
Water Works." is hereby published for public
information.
JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
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stronger grounds than those directly rotating
to individuals. The House at the preaent
spring session passed various bills, among
which were those abrogatine the tariff duties
on coal and salt. These are measures of the
first importance to certain portions of the
country. Ihe majority of a Senate caucus
DEGREES that they shall 90 over to next winter
for consideration. This is a gross sbuse of
caucus. If majority of the Senate in open
session votes to postpone action on pending
bill, whatever eensure may be passed upon
persons for their votes no inst ground
of complaint can lie against the Senate
as whole for the exercise of its plain
right. But here is a denial of action
by mere majority of caucus ma
Jorlty. Inc majority of House caucus de-
clares for certain bill to suppress Ku-klux
outrages, and the member who drew it and
had 1t in charge attempted to bully and dra-
goon 1t through the House on the dictum of
this caucus majority. Fortunately, several
prominent members revolted and a vote
showed that a ma jority Of the Republicans
themselves were opposed to the measure
These attempts to define the form and
limits of legislation by caucus maiorities
are not merely unwise from a party point
of view; they are violativo of public polity
for the reason that every citizen has right
he never surrenders to see how his repre-
sentatlves in Congress vote, and to learn,
If he chooses to read, the ground or argu-
ment on which votes are based, should any
be presented.
1t is high time for all rational men to pro-
test against the abuses of caucus to which
we thus briefly call attention. The Republi-
can party, now in power, does not consist
of 225 Senators and Representatives at
Washington: it is to be found among the
forty millions of people at home who elected
these gentlemen to the seats they occupy.
This party has right to witness the official
career Of the persons to whom it has tempo
rarily delegated its voice and power More
over, all citizens, whatever their party affilia-
tiops, are equally interested in the legislation
OF Congress. Free speech and free votes are
the safeguard of the Republic. This despet-
ism of caucus is at war with the very life of
our institutions, in that it transfers power
from the majority of bodies constitutionally
chosen to make laws under the oversight of
all the people, to bodies unknown by the
Constitution, meeting in secret chambers,
declaring their votes behind closed doors,
and assuming to bind the action and stifle
the conscience of individuals.
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RESOLUTION

TO PUBLISH A LOAN BILL.
Resolved, That the Clerk of Common Coun-
ell be authorized to publish In two daily news
papers of this city daily for four weeks the
ordinance presented to Common Council on
Thursday, March 49, 1871 entitled San ordi-
nance creating loan for the extension of the
Water Works." And the said Clerk, at the
stated meeting of Councils after said publica-
ton, shall present to this Council one of each
of said newspapers for every day in which the
same shall have been made. 31724t
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THE SECOND VOLUME OF
Abs T EPHE:NS

Great History OF the War is now ready
Agents wanted. Send for circulars, with
terms and full description of the work.
phia, Pa. july9-4w.
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FINANCIAL.
new 7,3O GOLD LOAN.
sAFEl PRuFIrABLEl PERMANENT
JAY COOKE & co.
Offer for Sale at Par and Accrued Interest the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

These bonds arc secured, 6rsi, by First
Mortgage OIL the Railroad itself its rolling
and all equipments; SecOnd, by First Mortgage
on It's entire Land Grant, being moro than Twen:.
ty.TwO Thousand Acres Of Land 10 each milo OF
Iload.
Tho Bonds are frco from United States Tax;
the Principal aud Interest are payable In Gold
the Principal Of tho end Of Thirty years, and tho
Interest Scmi.Annually, At tho rate OF sEYEN AND
THREE.TENfIs Pen CENT. per annum.
They arc issued In denominations OF 500, $500,
$I,OO, g. 900 and SiO,O0.
Irhe frTistces under tho Mortgage aro Mcssrs.
.Iay Cooke, Of Philadelphia, and j. Edgar rhUm.
son, President OF tho Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company.
times before maturity, be receivable AT TEN PER
CENT. PREnIun Tor i,l0), In exchange for the
COmpAny's lands a. thelr lowest cash price,.
In add ltlon To their absolute safety these Bonds
yield an income larger, We believe than any, other
hrst.cA security. Persons holding United
states t20's can, by converting thOm Into North
ern PaciHcs, Increase their yearly Income one
nird, and still have perfectly reliable Invest
mUnt. -..-..
or Banker will supply these Bonds ~ any desired
amount, and Of any needed decentralization. fcf'
sons wishing 10 exchange stocks or 9lhur Donas
for these, eau do 90 With any OF our Agents, VINO
will allow the highest current price Ior ALL NAH
KETARLn sEOUntTIEs. a.. NJ.
Those living In localities remote rom hanks,
NAV send money, or other bonds, directly 10 IA
Nv az DregS, and we will send back Northern Ia.
siae Honda al our own risk, and without cost 10
the investor. For further Information, pamph.
icis maps, etc. call on or address tho undUTslgn
cd, Or any Of the Banks OF Bankers employed to
all thls Loan,
After careful lnvcatigatiOn hGvo accepted tho
General Agency IOF West Virginia aud tho Ad.
IOlnlng counties Of Pennsylvania aud Ohio for
the sale Of these bonds, aud confidently recon
m0nd thOm my customers and in!eSloIs gen
orally. r. GRANGkEI
lAni1OOd President City bAik.
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SrRAGUE's CAsE.-Thc Rhode Island
members have been somewhat amused by
u bit of evidence which came out Incl
dentallY in the bigamy trial Of Congress-
man Bowen, now going on. A fellow by
thcnamc OF Woodland testified that he was
in tho rebellious States during the latter
part Of the war purchasing cotton, anil
that lIoyt, spnguc ~ Co., furnished the
money for the enterprise. lie also tcsi-
fled tilat he had II permit from President
Lincoln, hut this is denied by the persons
who ought to know. Tho Senate com.
mittce, appointed 10 investigate Senator
Spngue's connection with the alleged
cotton spccglations in Texas during the
war, have not yet taken step towards
getting nj the truth, md It is becoming
evident that they do not intend TO. The
committee was raised upon motion of
Senator Spraguc.
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.


The Missouri Senate Committee on
Federal Relations has reported iavombly
on the resolution urging Congress to re,
move the federal capital to the Mississippi
valley.
The Spanish elections arc to be held
On the Sth of March. Tho Cortes will
meet on the 3D. Of April. The C0rrGs
J0HRcNcid says elections for the depn
ties to the Cortcs will shortly be held In
Porto Rico and Cuba.
The Hon. Lewis d. Campbell has been
in bad health Tor several weeks,
All the Government Department
hildings Mt Washington will be closed ri
IL NJ. to-day and Tuesday, and for the en-
tire day on Wednesday, in honor of the
Carnival and the Pater Pdtria.
The West Virginia Historical Society
held nm afternoon md evening session nj
Charleston, on the 14th. A valuable his
torical paper from the pen Of General d.
II STROLLER, c'Porto Crayon') was listened
to with much interest
-Ex.C Confederate Gen. ]. B. McGrudcr
died nj Houston, Texas, Sunday morn
ng.
Saturday afternoon, Bishop White
house, Of Chicago, in accordance with the
verdict of the Ecclesiastical Court, which
tried him, formally suspended Rev.
Charles Edward Cheney IRON the Minis.
Try OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
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A Curious Feature of the Legislative
AppOTtlOumpnt,

The word "white" in our Constitution
will not have ceased to do mischief when
the Flick Amendment shall be ratified.
The fact that the Constitution requires tho
new apportionment to DO made on u white
basis seems thus far to have escaped oh
servatlon. The position occupied by the
colored people of the State In reference to
the apportionment is an anomalous one.
They arc citizens and voters; yet they arc
not counted in apportioning the represen.
tation In the State Legislature. Morris their
exclusion inconilict with anything in tho
Constitution Of the United States. The
colOrcd citizens arc counted In the appOr.
tionment of Federal representation but
not in that for the Legislature.
1t is n curious fact TINT Il this part OF
the population were counted 1t would af-
feet the representation Of five counties in
the House. BY thcirexclusiOn Jefferson
and Kanawha each lose delegate, while
Preston gains one and Wood and Plea
SAINTS the other.
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NEW YORK CITY.
IIigh Mn,er and Inunaation.
NEw YonK, February IS.

New York, February IS.
A south wind and rain storm, which
continued throughout last night and this
morning. together with IL Hood caused by
the melting OF the snow, partially inun.
dated the city, particularly on the East and
North river sides at high water At O
o'clock this morning the tide had reached
II height in East river that has not been
witnessed for many years. This partiCu.
larly is the case around Fulton market,
which in some places could not be reached
without wading TO the knees in water.
Two hundred and fifty wOrkmun were
discharged from the Brooklyn Navy Yard
yesterday
Tho French relief fund now amounts to
$4,000 .
The Swedish bark, AlcLte, cleared for
lIavrc yesterday, with 5,9li barrels OF
flour
The Fenian exilcs left for Washington
last evening, ind IN their return will nc.
ccpt n public reception Mt Jersey City.
James Boyd, OF Frcleighshurg, Canada,
was committed yesterday, in default ol
$4,000 bail, for the wholesale traffic ol
counterfeit money. Boyd is Sheriff, Mnil
carrier, and Revenue officer In the Can.
alian service.
W. House, the fraudulent divorce law.
yer, OF this city, wns committed Mt New
Haven yesterday, in default of $4,000
bail, on two charges Of subOrning wit
urSSpS ...
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Destructive Fire ut B uir,alo.
BrrrALo, Fehrnnry 10.

=
A fire broke out early this morning in
The second story Of u brick building, No.
2Oi Washington street, occupied by the
Buffalo Erening Past, II spread rapidly
To the south to the adjoining buildings,
Nos. 202, 10S, lDG completely destroying
Nos. 2Ol and 2O3, and materially danlag.
ing others. The loss Of the building and
stock isOvcr siXly-thOusand dollars, nearly
MI covered by Insurance. The building
No. 20i was owned by Warren, johnson IL
TO-, and occupied by Geo. j. Bryant, pro.
prrt0r Of tho Buffalo EceHin0 Post
and Muttcr ~ IIoddick, picture
frame manufacturers. BryanfS loss
is 100000, insured for $4,000;
Muttcr u Iloddericks loss, $4,000; War
rcn, johnson & Co., sustain the lOSs on the
bniiling, insurance $1,000. Building No.
3O9, was owned by Il. L. JCwett, and Oc.
cupicd by Gibson +. Howard " Co, TO-
barconists; loss in stock $4,000, fully In
surcd, md loss on building $4,000. Block
1913 und 1OG was owned by VIM. G. Far
90, the upper stories were occupied by
Warren, johnson IL Co., MS editorial and
news rooms Of the Buffalo Courier. The
news room oil the Courier in the upper
story was completely Quilted, new lOnt
Of type being destroyed and presses in
the lower story and editorial room slight.
lyiniured by water. The loss in stock,
Ec., is about $4,000; j. l.. Chichester,
book binder in the lower story, sustained
II loss Of $1,000 in stock; llOIstrtter Il
Strauss ClOihiurs In the lower story. Stls.
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
Sh owing the Cloyen Foot---PrOpo-
sition 10 Pension Disabled Rebel
Soldiers.

sition to Pension Disabled Rebel
Soldiers.
CHARLESTON, Feb. II.
Special 10 Cincinnati Commercial.
A joint resolution was introduced in the
Legislature, to-day, asking Congress TO
pension the lite rebel soldiers who were
disabled in the Confederate service.
The State constitutional convention bill
is at q dead lock in the Senate, on account
Of the absence Of n democratic Senator.
The Convention Bill In Articulo
Mortis.
SiKcia! TO Lhs GHcInnaH GdsStiF.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, February II.
1t seems quite probable that III, bill 10
authorize the calling Of n State Convcn-
tion will be eventually defeated. Thusfar
all attempts to effect the removal Of the
State capital from Charleston have utterly
failed. It is thought that no further at
tempt will be madcln that direction.
The State Historical Society held an nj.
ternoon and evening session 1T Charleston
on the 14th. A valuable historical paper,
from the pen of Gen. y. II. STROLLER
"Porte Crayon"-was listened to with
much interest.
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The COal Miners Tyranny.
PorTsYILLE, Ia. February

IUTIsVILHEI IA'1 TtUTuHTy TO-
There arc loud protests in oil quarters
against the leaders Of tho Workingmen's
Benevolent Association, who refuse to
give the feeling of the miners on the sub.
ject Of resumption Of work any consid.
GRAFTON. The men have shown willing
ness to resume work aud in several cases
have gone into tho miEes, but have came
out again, being threatened with personal
violence If they persisted in working con.
trary TO the mandates Of the tyrants who
ride over them. There are rumOrs that
the furnaces along the line intend 10 blow
out rather than continue work under the
present unsettled state of affairs.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, February II.
meeting Of the Conference yesterday,
the members being disposed to await the
arrival of representatives from France.
Weakness OF Englahd's' Position.
a". LONDON, February 1s.
The debate In the House Of Commons
last night became general. Tho preyad.
ing tone was that Englands weak hesitancy
had lost her respect Of belllgcrents, and
invited au carly warrior her own existence.
During the debate Gladstone recapitula-
tedtho negotiations Rt 81, ,Petersburgwhich
he said bad been iruitlessly made TO
depend upon Lord Lyons withdrawal.
tle (Gladslonc) believed magnanlmity on
the part of the Germans would benefit not
only France and Europe but Germany ".
SELF The subject was hero dropped and
the discussion that GnsuCd was upon naval
administration; during which Gladstone
addressed tho House In defence Of the
admiralty, asserting TINT during Mr..
ChIlders' administration nearly two mil.
lion taxes werc saved to the country,
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February IS.

CoTToN-Unchanged.
FLoUR-Firm; family 80 25aG 80.
GRATN-Whcat, firm; at 81 3Gal o..
Corn, firm; ut 57a59c in the ear. Rye,
firm; at 81 GOAL 05. Oats, No. 9 at 52a
53c; white, scarce; ut 5SaGOc. Barley,
firm; ut 81 GOAL 0j.
GRoCERIEs-Codee, sugar and molasses
unchanged.
OnLs-Unchanged.
EdGs-Firmer, nj 20a21c.
BuTTER-Steady, at 24A2Sc.
CuEEsE-UnChanged.
SEEDs-Clover seed, unchanged; timo.
thy, dull; at 50 25aG 90; lax seed, firm;
81 72a1 so.
PRovIsEoNs-Unscttled. Pork, held at
$22 25a22 so. Lard, 12tNl2tal2Ic for
head and gut, and steam and kettle.
Bulk meats, Sa10ial1c. Bacon, 0ia1lia
12c. No sales.
ToBAcco-stcady; lugs, 7ai2fc; leaf,
12al2sC; bright leaf andlugs very scarce.
WILsKY-Firm, at SIC.
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CANADA.
Trade and Commerce of the Doe
minIOn.

Trade and Commerce of the Doe
minIOn.
OTTAWA, February IS.
The trade and navigation returns for
1870 submitted to Parliament to-day show
M increase in both export and importa.
ton trade Ol the Dominion during tue
year to DO upwards Of $A,3OO,OOO. Tho
greatest advance in importation having
been from Great Britain, which Is nearly
three million In excess 0f those last year.
Imports from the United States, $24 ,12S,.
1866; $Ti9 s00lcss than the preceding year;
and exports to the United States, $32,.
NSt,G1g, $5iBS0l more than In 1859. Tile
returns show that the repeal OF the reel.
prOcity treaty has not materially changed
iradc with tie United States, hut has re.
vrrscd relations in imports, the imports Of
foreign goods exceeding by $l4,5OO, 900 in
value those passed through the United
States in 1870, III transit TO Canadian
importers,
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A NEW YoRK paper says q now article
of export has been developed this season,
which Is assuming large proportions. Mr.
Haws, Of Port Huron, Michigan, has con
tracted with parties In Liverpool for tho
delivery of 10000 barrels Of apples, at q
price which, Il Is said, will clear about tivc
shlllings, or $l.2O gold on each barrel.
This Is certainly n handsome profit
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to again overstep his privileges as q prls.
oner and to abstain from any interference
in politics in tho form of protests or pro.
clamations. Orders have been issued 10
watch him closely.
The proceedings of the Assembly, yes
tcrday, were tumultuous. Tho members
Of the right and left insulted each other.