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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-04
TRLEGRAPMIO ITEMS.

A Washington dispatch says government
will send two vessels to the fishing grounds
this summer for the protection of American
citizens.
The weather reports received at Washington
yesterday are the foundation for the prediction
that cloudy weather will on Tuesday be expe-
rienced from Pennsylvania to the Mississippi
Valley, with threatening and rainy weather in
New York and the Eastern States.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES
$780, 90 Reward.

The above reward will be paid by the sub
scribers for the arrest of the person who, in the
name of Cogia HassaD, our Trade Mark,
swinded the people of Brunswick, March 30th.
GEO. G. ROBINSON & Co.,
Projectors of tie Cogia Hassan Store.
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NEW HAMPsHIRE.
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
IpoN, april 3.-Observation taken at +. M
"a barometer os 972; change plus 13; ,hermome-
teI %; change plus 8; relative humidity 70;
Wind > w; velocity Of wind miles per hour
since p. M. the summit has been enveloped
IN clouds aud now il is showing.
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Government Sale.

THE undersigned will offer Tor sale at public auc-
Il ton, on the premises in Cornish, York County
Maine, the 1lIh day OF July 1871, at ten o'clock
A NJ tract OF land acquired by the United States
from John Jameson, late Additional Psymaster U.
s. and containing eighty-sx les, being the farm
and homestead OF said Jameson.
Terms: One-third Cash, balance in one and two
years with interest, note and mortgage.
For iut Their particulars enquire &C this office or of
Nathan Webb, u. s. Attorney, Portland, Maine..
EVERETT @. BANFiELD,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
Washington, d. c., March 70, 1871. mr29wiawsm
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WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake, Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties, at the
shortest notice. ian11eOdtf
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SAWYER & WooDFoRD, 119 Exchange St.,
have Peters prepared Food for restoring cana
ry birds to song, also choice lot of Male and
Female caparies mar16-eod2w
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WE understand Mrs. Bibber, the Blind Clair
voyant, will be in this city on and after Mon
day the 9th. All that are sick and afflicted
will do well to give her call. Her cures are
wonderful mar2l-eod1W
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Atlantic & st. Lawrence
RAILROAD.
Extended Second Mortgage Bonds.

The Extended Second Mortgage Bonds of the At
lantic and st. Lawrence Railroad Company, due
April T. 1871. and payable in BOSTON, will be paid
on presentation at the Suffolk National Bank,
in Roston. The bonds payable in PORTLAND will
he Maid at the Company Once i'm Portland.
The COUPONS from the bonds payable in Bos-
ton, due April list, will be paid at the National
City Bank, Boston, as heretofore.
Parties holding the bonds can, il they so desire,
exchange the same for other bonds Of the Company,
PRINCIPAL and INTEREST payable in STER-
LING MONEY, (GOLD) in LONDON, ENGLAND,
or in PORTLAND, at the option OF the holder, on
application TO the under signed or to the Company
Bankers, Messrs. SWAN IL BARRETT, Portland
Messrs. FOOTE Il FREN OH. Boston.
By order, CHAS. T.. BARRETT, Treasurer.
Office Atlantic & ST. Lawrence X. X. Co..
Portland, March rs, 1871. mr27ised3w
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success. If.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Caiarrh. IT,
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. tt.
GET Briggs Corn and Buniou Remedie

GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
DIR. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY is no Patent
Medicine humbug gotten up to dupe the ig-
norant and credulous, nor is it represented as
being composed of rare and precious SUBJ
stances, brought from the four corners of the
earth. carried seven times across the Great
Desert of Saharah on the backs Of fourteen
camels, and brought across the Atlantic Ocean
on two ships" 1t is simple, mild, soothing,
pleasant Remedy, perfect specific for Chron-
ical Nasal Catarrh, "Cold in the head and
kindred diseases. The proprietor, r. V. Pierce,
M, D., of Buffalo,N. Y, offers reward of $500
for case of Catarrh he cannot cure. For sale
by most druggists everywhere. Sent by mail,
postpaid, for sixty cents. Address the sole
proprietor as above
PHALON.S NEW PERFUME
81 LOVE YOU"
"ILOVE YOU"
II LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
Il LOVE YOU."
81 LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOt1oJTEr
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
MARI -eod3mos
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JOB PRrNTING.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.
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Money very active this P. M, the ruling rate on
call being cent, with occasional loans at the same
the afternoon that the clique preicte last week had
begun operations for advancing the rate and creating
an artificial scarcity of money.
Sterling Exchange closed firmer at 1901 IA I'm.
Stocks late IL, the day were heavy and closed at
marked decline on avorite shares. Increased actiy-
ny IN money and the failure of Secretary Boutwell,
to fulfil popular expectations in his April operatons
are the reasons assigned for the decline.
Inc following we're the closing quotations:
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LIGHTHOUSE RESTORED,

HAVANA, April 3-The lighthouse at Cane
Cruz. which was destroyed by insurgents two
years ago is again illuminated.
HAYTI.
Advices from Hayti to the LIST inst announce
that there is much feeling against the Presi-
dent because the Secretary favors annexation.
The Presidents life is threatened. Some
Haytien merchants have purchased the steam.
er Hornet and the crew have gone to New
York
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PICTURE FRAMES of every description. Old
Frames regilded At Schumacher Brothers. 5
Deerihg Block.
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VIcKs' Flower Seeds and Floral Guide for
sale at Sawyer s. Woodford's, 119 Exchange
St -h mar16-eod2w
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NEW YORK, April 3.-cotton heavy: sa,es 7as,
Bales Middng upands l5ic FosI~sales 600 bis
e eSsp Ha's 49, 20 W s
BUSH; New Mixed Western 80 q &c. Oats frmer.
ss i1S p p%s g ass f h,1a Su
key steady; Western free &c. Rice quiet; Caro-
to good refining sasc Naval aar
pentine firm at SIC. Rosin quiet at 265 (0 67t.
Petroleum steady; crude laac; refined 2aIcc. Tallow
Freghts to Liverpool moderately active: Cotton
5-1693-sd. Wheat 64@6fd.
NEW YORK, April Seattle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LAB Swine. Cattle on Friday fully ic lower than
at opening of the week, though to-day were little
better and prices were nearly up to the old figures
a 1870; choice 14i q 15lc. Sheep and Lambs firm
ana steady at last weeks qgotaonsi common to fail
ssIas ian t. good q &C. Lambs {,
Z q IT; dressed do 81 q 9ac.
CHICAGO. April 3.-Flour firm; extra Spring
SoS6 90 Wheat active and higher at 524 @ 22s fol
CSC. High Wines 81. Provisions quiet. Mess PORK
quiet at 20 os. Lard ~: Live Hogs easier at 90
Receipts-50OO bbls. -four, II 900 bush. wheat. 40
goo BUSH corn, $4,000 bush. oats, 5000 bush barley
Shipments-5OOO bbls. flour, 5000 bush wheat PAP.
900 bush. corn, 10000 bush. oats 5000 bush. rye
barley.
CINCINNATI, April 3. Provisions - Mess Pork
in light demand and held firm at 20 20; Lard in no
demand and full prices asked. Bulk meats dull
shoulders q q Tic; clear rib sides at Ice; clear
sides H. Whiskey in fair demand at SIC.
TOLEDO, TO-, -AprlIs.-Flour steady. Wheat ad-
advancing: High Mixed 60; low do 80. Oats higher
No. 56c; No. 54c. High Wines S32.
NEW ORLEANS, April Section quiet; Mid
ding uplands 1s4c.
CHARLESTON, April L. Cotton quiet; Middlng
uplands 1896.
SAVANNAH, April 3.-Cotton quiet; Mddling up
lands. 14c.
MOBILE, April 3.-Cotton steady; Middling up-
lands 144c -
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LONDON, April 3-1.30 p. M.-Conso,s 9oa "a %,
for money and account. va
American securities quiet United States b.2os
ls62 ss 40 1852 Old 924 do 1861 99 do 10 aOs sSI
Great Western IN. ''' TA''an''' q
5-2O's, 1862, closed at 963. ''"'''
LONDON, April 3-5 P. M.-Consols 92I a 90 for
money and account.
American securities-U. s. 5-2Os 1862 92t; do 1865
old, 81 do 1867, 9li; do 10-4Os s93. Stocks-Ere
IVA; Illinois Central 1i0I; Atlantic s. Great Wes-
Linseed Oil 32e@s2e IS.
LIVERPOOL. April IS P. M.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; sales 10000 bales.
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There were five baptisms at Chestnut street
church on Sunday.
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Farm at Auction.
~ on acres, more or less of tina Ia
AZMN,b a.an Elder iarm, IN windham, with
Tlll ~ the buildings thereon. WIN
1EXXxblh ALSO
k3.Az1122i3{5E Moving Machines,
Two Horse Wagon,
Baggage Wagon,
Baggage Wagon, new,
Jersey Bull,
OK Wheels, Wheel Rake.&
On the premises Saturday, April 9Th, 1871, at ten
O'Clock a. M JOHN u. WINSBIP, Auctoneer,
OLIVER POPE.
Windham, March 31st, 1871. ap3sfw d&w
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RADIDALIsM OF THE COMMUNE.

The Paris commune have issued a decree ar
raigning Theirs, Favre, Picard, Dufaure, Sim
on and Pothuan before tribunal of people and
ordering their properties seized. Another de.
cree pronounces the separation of church and
State, suppresses religious bodies and abolish.
es national property.
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e O r EIGN.

France.

MARRsHL MMAHoN RESTORED,
LONDON, March 3.-Marshal Mcmahon has
been appointed Commander in Chief of the
French army. The commune has issued
proclamation couched in the following lang
uage:
ATTACKED by the Versailles government we
have mission to protect the city and count
upOn the aid of citizens"
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Three Houses and Io,s -. go

nN Thursday, April Glib, at o'clock p NJ ,va .,.u
~ sell the one and halt story house, 70 Montrss,
street. Said house contains rooms, cool CLOSETS
and attic. Brick cellar. Plenty OF water dr. me
lot is good woodshed and stable. Lot i0xse feet
Also the and half story house, q Montreal
street; said house contains rooms good closets
sc; plenty OF water. On the lot Is good stable and
woodsbed Lot 40xS6 feet.
Also the two and halt story house No 81 wa'nus
street; said house contains len rooms good closets
and attics. Brick cellar. Plenty OF hard and soft
water. Lot 40 X Sc IT,
I'M, Inns property is all situated in as pleasant and
eathy locations as there are In the city, and any
Pai.ies wishing to purchase a pleasant and quiet
Srh .his sac offers most favorable opportunity.
ieav th VII VII De peremptory the owner Is going to
LEI, Terms easy and made known at sale.
.o'N II. y. BAILEY & co Auct,rs
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AUCTION SALES.
furniture, Carpets, &C, at Auc-
ton.

Al sALESROoM, Is EXCHANGE ST.
OPa,Io aesay April 4th, at 10 A. NJ, we shall sell
peiatad io TI pet IN Back Walnut and Green rep
4 Fsn.ed Chamber Sets, Carpets Hair. Cotton and
Cha;rs Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bedsteads.
Cntlery Ki os Tables, Glass and Crockery Ware,
apri-td II. o. BAILEY ~ On A,o,,o....
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ana steady at 1Ot@1 10s sales by the Treasury DUR
ing the current month beeing limited to produce
any enect on the market Clearances of the day
nearly $19.000,0C0 Governments were dun and de-
| cidedly lower.
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NEW YORK, April g. Morning. Gold opened
at l10s. Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange
1924 q 1Iot.
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bate shall continue to-day and to- morrow. with
an evening session, and that the House will
meet Tomorrow at II o o'clock and that on We'd
nesday morning the House will consider the
bill under the ten minutes rule, and that the
amendments be decided as in the Committee
of the Whole.
MIR. Kinse,la of N. H., opposed the bill as
unnecessary and unwarranted, and Mr. Van
Trump followed on the same side. He argued
earnestly in favor of general amnesty as the
to exercise towards the South.
Ellis II. Brooks OF N. Y, referred to the evil
dence of outrages in most OF the States lately
in rebellion, and characterized the conspiracy
as political in character and military in form.
They occur only where violence promises to
render district democratic In a case where
either party is strongly dominant they do not
prevail Republicans only are the Victims
Constitutional power exists in the nation to
protect its ptizens, or if, as Jefferson Davis
has lust proclaimed at Selma, that if State SOW
ereignty is 70 triumph the State demands pro-
lection for her citizens maltreated in Alabama
and Va, and claims the aid OF the national
government for this purpose. The carpet bag
has been made the pretext of slaughter. 1t
must be the symbol of expulsion of the new
barbarism. Our danger is not from central
izatiOn. The Ku-Klux mystery threatens an
archy. Charges are not of executive usurpa-.
ton but of the tyranny of Congress and Of
despotism by the people acting under the Con-
stitution, yet Congress had restored every
State to full representation. The opponents of
the proposed bill revive the old heresy of vio-
lence under southern sun as chivalry.
The same amendments were now employed
to prove that Congress was guilty for saving
the Union and restoring the States. The alter
native to the proposed legislation was hopeless
anarchy, limited only by sheer exhaustion or
the exercise of doubtful powers by the Presi-
dent. Complete pacifcation will require the
hearty cooperation of the Southern people and
legislation can provide conditions. The SEN
ate committee has let the light upon the Ku-
Klux mystery. The joint committee will con-
tinue to work but will be only the head light
of national power to crush but continued viO-
lence. The proposed law will be preventive;
educational remedial. Its effect is limited to
the present exigency.
Let Democrats cease theil devices to fire the
Southern heart; let the Southern people for
their own sake and the honor of the Union
help trample down lawlessness and the Repub-
Iican party will consecrate all moral inf1uen-
ces and all the power Of government to protect
the weak and to perpetuate equal rights OF
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TILL IRISH EXILES.

Yesterday was passed in comparative COM
fort by the exile the great pressure Of visitors had
been withdrawn, and but few called except personal
friends. An invitation received from the Tammany
Reception Committee Offering the Of the steamboat
Old Colony proceed outside OF the harbor and await
the arrival Of the Cunard steamship Russia which is ex-
pected by the Committee to-day, VII number 81 the
prisoners board. Tie exiles have asked time
In which to consider the invitation Tie remainder OF
the prisoners due at Boston to-day In the Batavia.
Curar officials do not expect the Russia until late on
Thursday,
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HAPA AND MISHAPS.

William McCarty, Q labOrer at Prospect Park, wa
killed Monday by scanod failing on him
Caroline OBrien, age 6, was dangerously burnet
Yesterday clothing taxing from stove No. 2c Sadolk st
Hugh Clinton, ago 40, Of No. 1877 MOtt-st, wat
sele bleeding Of the lungs yesterday In Gnsdt Mulberry
sank the pavement. And died 10 few moments.
James Watson. County Auditor in the Bureau o.
Accounts while riding HarmAae yesterday into b
sh driven unknown gsaaAs and received vsT '''s
inuneA
Ellen Killian, age %, recently sent to the Kings
County Penensy for snd months made her
day night By lowering herSeh the grosnd % e means Of
which she lied together.
The body of an unknown woman, age 81, appa-
eny German found yesterday by the pohes lying Seeo @e
trail Park wafi Eighth between Hineynns ana
She 9 Supposed to have pehshcd in the sssn
The Coroner's investigation in the case OF Bella
Amena supposed to overheard 81 rf NO ~ r.
by shessd that as woman aeeioV
stumbled and fell into the
.James Mumford colored cook on the schooner Tai
l.ss,ee had bis hauds badly bitten while wsrag NE y n'o
alp wsst Ferry Jane: ksyAa o. eeoSse
bot hands rosru-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25
OPENING OF THE POUGHKEEPsIE AND EASTERN
RAILROAD.

The opening of the first division OF the
Poughkeepsie and Eastern Railroad was celebrated yes
terdav Inv an excursion the road 20 sussng, Il
mi,es ana dinner in Peughkeepsie. The remainder Of
the road to the state line Meton is constructing,
aud will connect with the Connecticut Western Railroad
70 Hartford and Springfield. The ctizens OF Pough-
keepsis aud Duchess County joined In making the
son general holiday Representatives OF the roads on
the west OF the river present and the project
OF through line from the coal fields 10 the Connecticut
River was enthusiastically indorsed
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THE INSTRUCTION OF DEAF MUTEs.

The fourth annual meeting of the members
friends of the Institution for the Improved Insrc
ton OF Deaf Mutes held last evening at No. 642
seventhave Mark Blumenthal, NJ. d., President Of the
Institution Ia tho Chair. The report OF the Finance
Committee showed that the State had given $4,000 to
tho Institution that 0s3 had been raised by contrbu.
tons, and o35 from regular subscribers that pupils
had paid &2592 49, and that from other ssl %
received; making the total receipts t5,lo3 20
during 1870 The expenditures for rent, sal
account There now 6 900 the Sinking Fund on
count OF the Institution, and the Treasurer has about
500 The estimated expenses for the ensuing year
to meet which the ne, ireasrer sxpec,s to receive
ber.. y 200. leaving deficiency Of about $4,000:
The report OF the Board Of Governors included period
time tho Institution removed from Fourteenth-s 10 No.
e seycntaye. The present term Of the School opened
sept T. with ~ scholars boys IL, girls 20 admitted SINCE
80 l6oys 10, girls l5l, making total of 50 pupils
OF WHOM IS tGs IN the and Is are day sshS
total o. four assistant teachers Thanks were accorded
faithful discharge OF duty The city authorities have
leased TO the institution for period Of 70 years. at the
twelve city lots upon which to erect a suitable building
Tho Presidents annual report shows that 50 OF the
Ing from disease accident OF these IS are natives OF
NewYOrk and Of New Jersey; 10 State pupils and
Of Ike os e Sdfs'
youngest, All the scholars have made good progress
menfary sounds and the highest class has made great
progress In craving. geography, and penmanship.
An interesting report also presented by the Prfn
cipa Mr. Rising, In which facts given In regard to
the history and development OF mute Instruction by lip
signs There 600 deaf mutes in this State
requiring education The Principal made Q strong APP
peal for additional accommodation especially for work
shops. where tho children might be Instructed In useful
arts.
Judge White and NJ J. Farrell were introduced TO the
meeting great friends Of the Institution and hav
Ing been Instrumental in procuring the grant from tho
Legislature last winter They were received with APP
plane, and elected Honorary me ubers and Judge
White suitably Acknowledged the compliment The fol
A. q. Mandel, A. Hallgurten, j. H. Hoffman, and L.
Manson.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Homer A. Nelson, Sec
rotary OF State the Hon. John Ganson OF Buaio thc
Hon w. j. McAlpine Of Albany, Col. II. g. McComb o.
Delaware d. X Mccarthy OF Syracuse, John H. sing yi
NJ Y: aud j. g. Claghorn OF Philadelphia - Abe
10" 81 James Hotei--The Hon. L. NJ Madden Of Mid
dletown, N. Y. Hoffman House-EX i
r. d. Hubbard OF Connecticut ==- Grand Cehtlai
Hotel-Jacob H. Loud, State Treasurer OF
and Col. J. w. Dillenback, u. y. A. = ~. Nnhola'
IIoteLThe Hon. IIiyard Cameron Uf Toronto anu ncn'
W Tyler OF Vermont === Clarendon Hote-lne rev G
DIR, Camp OF Saratoga 80 Aston House-Ihe KEY Dp'
Eaton and The Rev r. e. Casweil OF Franklin, Penn:
= Everett House-The Rev. George +. Haskihs anu ,
the Rev. =. +. Lyndon OF Boston, - new lorA ho'c'
-Ex COM rcsslnan w. ID. Bishop VI Connecticut
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personal preferences II hi. colleague had ady SEQ
fortunate for reputation he had made the statement
20 "rcnt rumor i'm York had 10 otherwise, and tho
r"ntrary was generally believed But the resolution,
ndar which the Committee instituted an investigation,
a Tor the purpose of securing data, upon which 70 urge
Ue nossace OF tho bill introduced by himself on
Ma To- s7O providing for the collection Of fines i0ritt
res and penalties for violations Of the Customs laws ut
bc Port OF Ncw-York That looked to the re-
form OF system, and had reference TO the abuses OF
indytduals IL was not intended particularly for tho
resent admin OF the Custom House. though Its
anplication had increased force, but bad
hrcn introduced several months prior To the
nrcsent Collectors appointment. Mr. Fenfon
concluded with the remark that, If there was ever any
necessity for reform since the foundation OF the Govern
Iuent apparent at this time, when every person
known to himself or bis friends as not OF particular
political classification had been put ont, and others SUD
sfituted for them In the NewYorS Customliousc, who
10 say the eaat did not enjoy the confidence and respect
OF the public in a high degree. $500 -
After further discussion, Mr.. SCOTT Qaep., PENN
made Intellectual attempt TO get up the Income lax
repeal, which was the special order OF the dry. -.
At $50 o'clock In accordance with previous notice Mr.
RAMSEY Rep Mimi announced the death Of his for
mer colleague, the Hon. ID. s. Moron who died ut the
close Of the last session. lie submitted the usual res0-
lutons OF coincidence and spect which after euogles
OF the deceased by Messrs Vckcri, Sherman STOCKTON
Thurman, and Bayard, were adopted Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

The Burns Club of this city will celebrate
the poets birthday by dinner this evening.
Post KOltes No. 80 Grand Army OF the Re-
public held their fourth annual ball last evening at the
(crmania Assembly Rooms. Tho proceeds were devoted
the relief Of the widows and orphans Of their deceased
comrades,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25

BRoNCrITIs.-THE USUAL SYMPTOMS oP TIT,
purAr ARE Couen THs LONGS rgoar Hol..
sEss. DyrcrLrr OF BssATHrSa' hrcro PzTsR sPrno o.
PHrEcx MATTER AND soHETisS BLOOM r"A wnLusAros
LINING THE INSIDE OF sHr vaoh 100 VIVID
TuBEs AIR yEssEIs WHICH RuS rHsorGn Svzs
LuSo. Ja,sgs EIPEcToaAn IssrDr'rsrT 'EpSsss rHs.
Cocoon. PAS, srAxxAroS, PTysR AND D'reutr Bsslrs.
mo; PRODUCES E1PzcroRATIos avsc1s
sPEzpY crKE. SOLD BIZ DRrGmsIa
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REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Jan. a.

FENhI WHfTIINVIV"' V"II' ~ ItiI'
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TERRITORIAL BILL
The House substitute for the bill for Terri
tor=s government for the District Of Columbia, de
.baied nyon motion by MI PATTERSON pssy. n. ~
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phSGENGERS ARRLYEn

From CHAREBsT0N-In steamship Manhattan gs~
Ppatan W Belt w. q. Whlden and j. r. iala.s MeAa~,
ChiaoDer r. H. Ray, Iusb T. Banks W. A6Cv1J Mas Elas
Mags0Ud. Col. Hoore and two 90 deoE