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SsOO.0OO TO BE GIVEN AWAY
The South Carolina land and immigration Association

Tho South Carolina Land and immigration AsSOGlanehi
.Tvpu -. on.nouz III easouuh Carolina state Agricultural and Mss1aRtS I sSes %gln.
enangOeWTI afm NT HOmes Of Northern nd m ne
Jam ts5 STs ~ Smh Cnouna, md for their aEPNtalO ntnuner~
dd year - ~ so7ruo = collin -sen wade Hampton. Hon. F Perry 10y
- Pmhan- Cen Johnson aOOd, HOn ArmS@o bNs
T. ManIfns. Hon j. B. Campbell, Hon. ams sCneu. sH,o, ronmrto ommeneeo Of
FTt of octo6erT h at me Academy IF Musc,C haHeho
Drawing c0mmercss .eE.ch All oipe sfHev
I"W' confidential. 1850.
uhanrant1n intending Deeds nd Certificate o. fWs 10 AD"s
aTedW III fe NaiOnal Bnk OF the Republic New loA.
100000 IN -1sr.af
- LsLo- = a. cost bud.S IQ0G having an nnm1tsns
Et0Nu AcAehy " M1 e SEnsm ma Halls: the buLdngDeng
ol9Mg1 BS0OaTT X KIN Gd kaTEet street,, in the centerot 1s@ yI ~ sR M
and situated GMU hs5 TdneJ propHfy in Chadetoni Vane1A
Cd Gr Cgb -sBO00l 3 Gs CCt a. T0----- 5000
q III ST." 9@OIa& ms-Cafe@ EG-- URO
18th GIt-Csh~----------~--~ 1SN0iE0 Gihs-Cash, each 2----~--~ L~S
'5h 61t-Oasn----=%~--""~-~ GOOI EO Gfns-Cash eGn P N&
~ Gins-C&h, eRehS SW
TTTER CHADWICK, GARY TO-
- -,H,a land ana migraiO Association
- %, AZ - BTEFE o HE UaADwICEr Esq-s Gen. J. eAI
- AND SUPERVISORS u DRAWING;
Ci 2 Il Ruredea Of souhC carolina
GsnA K Wright Of Geog& +, Hon RsgerA A. Pryor, Of New York.
Gen. BsdleyT :. Joarso3t9 CrH T4E
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LIVER DISEASE
prevail TO a greater
bly, any other mai
always anXjOuSly
Liver Is regulated
Is almost fnvaria
of action in the
ache,C Constipation,
the Shoulders, COu
stomach, Bad Taste
iOus attacks, Palpi
Depression of the
and hundred othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. 1t acts
| and, being g simple
pound, can do no
less in every way
20 q and hun
and great from all
Try viii VOuoh for
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RESORTS.
VS
HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
Accom- mediation Hack Lias.
VIM. S. DAVIS, Proprietor.

IN successful operation for SIX years. No
THROUGH TICKETS sold on this line.
Parties SEE and KNOW what they pay Tor De-
fore parting with one dollar.
These hacks are all OF the very best mate
rial and built expressly for this travel, Tney
seat six persons, are large and Ioomy, anu
may be used by parties OF nom Two 70 I'VE
with ordinary DaBBasef VI NNA0aDI -
seats being 50 constructed as easily 10 con-
stitute a bed. Remember, this is the only
recommendation Hack Line, and no through
tickets are sold owe. 1t. Hacks may be Sc
cured by letter or telegraph. ONCE al the
AuIhony and AshIey stacles, Little IL,
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YARD q sAW.MILL.

UyE are nov manufacturing and are pre-
w pared 70 furnish IN any quantity
Building and Fencing Lumber, al rom eAy
- a9O ner fhoussnd, Shingles both sawed
and hsnd-made) at from 80 so TO 30 per
tbougand. our stock OF Laths, weather
boarding, Flooring, Ceiling Doors, SASH
piinds RonidfngE. Dry and Dressed Lumber,
ig complete which we are selling al TIE low
eat possible prices. Orders from the country
dIIed with dispatch.
myl7d&w Foot Of Washington st., near river
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PRICE OF BOARD:

REFERENCES:
DIR. Irwin, n. j. Wright, @. France, w. W.
fvS5 d-w A. j. HULIHGS.
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SIMMONS REGULATOR.
@ipnnQonS

andINDlGESTION
extent than proba-
ady, and relief Is
sought after. 1.-THE
limits action, health
bly, secured. Want
tLiver causes Head
Jaundlce, Pain in
Ign, Dizziness, Sour
SIN the Mouth, BIZ
II tatiOn OF the h cart,
Spirits, or Blues,
symptoms, which
III REGULATOR is
Il. that has ever been
mildly, eftectually,
Vegetable COM
injury. II is harm
It has been used for
dEeds OF the good
lparts Of the cOun-
It's virtues.
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HOOP SKIRTS.

r ATEsT models Tor summer, lSIl' Doth
IL from Europe and the East, Snow an y
cvasse n fhe circumference Of the hooPea
500 T-onTOures. either attached TO or sepe-
rete from the skirt are fa~shionaDIe' anu q
width OF from ~ TO - yards AROUND ~ SoS.
many sdiss prefer three yards Tor Trained
dresses. - Co~oeta e
NV stock OF veritable French Gorses Is
Complete again and the largest IN thS clty.
CoTsets by B'Oiseau, VERY, NINE DuoVne'
can ba found in the man1faetory 0ntyi dIsoi
French Corsets for Misses, BreASs soa1snfs
nsniers and shoulder Braces. 1nducemenS
10 dealers. Im26.l LOUIS LAS6s
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cOTTON PRESS.
PRATT'S
SOUTHERN MADE GIN.

uyHIS Gin, Of light draft, makes a good
sample. and WI pick more lint from the
same amount OF seed cotton n m les
time, han IN other Sin. II uoes MOI DIeAh
lion. and not liable 20 get out OF order.
Mr.. Pratt has mide upward OF so,VJO etlls
Southern states, which have siVen general
satisfaction. ia
fast 10 what mas been approved ana answers
lie purpose Tor which IL is made inns is
claimed for PTatts Gin, aud aunltJeu ny
practical lantsrs who have used II.
Steam Engines and Machinery,
made by Talbot q Sons, OF richmond, va
for sale these enginos, with the latest Inn
provements aud OF superior worKmanship
have taken the premium over oIhefs aSIAhs
Whers they have been exhibited.
Orders for Gins. Engines and Gum G9nus
promptly filled. Gins repaired by q hklllul
tFnwrfght. Address, Memphis, tenn's
u W. TRUEHEARIi Agent
iylSd6w For Daniel Pratt, Talbot q sons,
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FOUR SULPHUR SPRINGS,

One Calybeate, Limestone and Freestone
Water. The efficacy OF the waters IS not sur
ain is pure as the air ON the Cumberland
Mountains
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Bon Aqua
SPRINGS.

rs NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
visitors. These celebrated springs are SIT
uated in Hickman county, Ienhesse5, ven
miles south OF Dickson station, Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, at which point
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Bl =

win always be in readiness TO convey pas
sengeTs to the Springs without delay theie
are
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U7HE Drawing for the Real Estate. ned IN
the Distribution under our nansgea aS Is
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THE CHILDRENS AID SOCIETY.

NORTON AND TWEED INVESTIGATING THE
CHARGES OF PRosELYTIzING - SUCCESSFUL
DEFENSE BY THE OFFICERS OF TIE AsSO-
CATION.
ALBANY, Feb. IA committee of prominent
gentlemen, consisting of Judge Kirkland, c. T. White.
head. D. Willis James, c. L. Brace, and Others met At
Senator Tweeds tonight, to hear the charges
which were TO be preferred against the Chdrens Aid
Society II NewYork by former employee Of the Society,"
Mr. Friedgen. This person it had left the Society
and entered the service the Commissioners OF Charity
and was discharged by them for writing an abusive
letter. On seeking 10 RENTER the Society he fouud
his place filed, and at once sought 10 revenge
himself on it, Senator Norton examined Mr.. Brace and
Mr.. Tracy these charges, which were Of the most
vague and frivolous nature. Mr. Brace stated that there
was no proselytZing by the society, changing OF
proper in the West. He explained fully and salts
factory the emigration system of the Association and
showed that the expenditures and salaries mOder
ate. Many questions were asked I'm regard 20 the large
gift made several since OF Mr. Rose the Society,"
which fully answered.
A letter then read from j. +. Williams Treasurer
of the Society, stating what were the motives OF Mr.
Frcdgens attack, and that every penny OF the $4,000
expended by the Society during ~ year. had passed
through his hands, and not one had ever been used Tor
any improper purpose.
terestng statements 10 the Committee in regard Ia the
benevolent work OF this useful association MI James,
speaking for Of the largest taxpayers, whom no
personally knew adyerted IN eloquent terms 10 inc
citation managed with such cXacneSs and honesty as no
had never known in similar associations.
Tweed and the Committee seemed satsncu AZ 10
the frivolous nature OF the charges, but appointed
another evening for the appearance OF the other PERSONS
Jt IL believed that the bill apprOpratlng SOJ 10 THIS
useful Association will meet with no further opposition
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THE ECCLESIASTICAL Trial IN CHICAGO.

VERDICT OF GUUTY-MR. CHENEY sUSPENDED
AND IN THE POWER OF BISHOP WHITEHOusE'
CHICAGO, Feb. Tho Ecclesiastical Court
trying the case Of the Charles Edward Cheney re-
assembled to-day and rendered the following verdict;
the undersigned declare that the said Rev Charles
f. Cheney is guilty OF the several charges and specimen
tions contained in said presentment ana state t
i'm our opinion sentence of suspension on TERMS ta
"a To saw suspension terminabe such assurance gwen
by the respondent shall be satisfactory 10 the blsnop
of contrton for the past and OF conformity In the matter
wherein he offended for the future, should De pro-
nounced upon him. .
Mr. Fuller counsel for MI Cheney, then rose and said
that by Canon XXX the Bishop may grant new trlai'
but he did not know whether the President would as
sumo that power the Bishop not sitting as fresl-
dent He would offer motion for new
trial which would, OF course, be overruled. lie
had expected that the sentence would nave Deen
much severe; and not being fully determined az 20
what would the best TO pursue he would there
fore hand 10 the clerk notice that appeal was prayed
for and within the next 10 days. he would determine
whether or not TO pursue the appeal The Court then
adjourned, subject TO the call OF the Bishop.
The severity of the sentence causes much discussion
II is generally reported that Mr. Cheney will continue 10
act as rector OF Christs Church. notwithstanding the
verdict OF suspension by the Ecclesiastical Court ana
that the members OF his CATION VIII STAND Dy
him. Tho controversy between Mr.. Cheney ana the
Bishop is that Mr. Cheney omitted the word regen-
crate in the clause IN the order OF service for the
baptism OF infants, occurs in the Book or Common
Prayer in the Episcopal Church
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cApTuRE OF A GANG OF INcENDIARIEs.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, Feb. For some time
past the number Of fires in this city and the suspicious
circumstances attending them have pointed plainly to
the fact that organized gang OF ncendares existed
here and a reward of 1900 has been offered by tho
MAYOR for the detection OF the criminals Last night
lady named Hoffman, looking out OF her WINDOW, saw
the night being clear and the moon shinng-sOme men
carry a bundle Of straw from stable TO ear
penter's shop on Maple street. She say me straw
pushed in through broken pane OF glass ana
alarmed her husband who started from the house TO-
ward the carpenters shop distance Of about half
block The villains saw him coming aud made good
their escape, but left behind them n charred match
which proved plainly that few minutes would have
seen the building In flames. Mr.. Hoffman unable TO
identify the men, but fortunately other persons
them running, and suspicion has been aroused about
them before, they this morning arrested. Their
names Fegley L. and T. Knauss, and Rooms. Rooms
is boy and has made such admissions ss prove
the guilt OF all.
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GRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.


The Inka Springs Miss Hotel was burned on
Sunday Loss, s6o,OOOi insurance, l3OO1
On Saturday the house of Mr.. Dallas Miller, in
Wei. Penn vas burned together with his daughter, set
William Z. Bearse of Maiden Mass, is held in
m. ,nm Of 5000 bail charged with attempting poison bis S
Yesterday fire occurred IN the Junk ware
house oIsaac Bser II Cimiensi Baltimore Loss $500 In
$500
NJ Wrisey driver of steam tire>engine,
in isrn Conn., thrown from bis yesterday sb driving
TO aud ins'ani! killed.
The clubhouse of Gov. Aeon, near Friars
Paint Miss together With h cotton on sunday
Lo.. eT5.oU0i insurance, SOW!
A fire i'm Saco, Me-, on Monday burned the
,oe of \ n Fs hats and PsirseL dealer in
eoneoncry stationery The stock ossy damaged
condition
4 fire at White Water, Wis, Yesterday. de-
ed hck block Of Main anl RaroA
IutnAa 4 Brothers, and Miss stove. Loss, sSlpG
"A telegram from Wheeling. West Va yester-
dsy The with the NeLae
grafton must fhe Fire Department
scene in ful force"
Julius i. HaTtwell. convicted in June last OF
emsl1mens appeared thr Circuit Court II Boon Monday
wyt OF habess petitioner Tor neess hOm
at Fsa he having been e froE Lsnor Slcb Place
sentenced or and tin h. ne Of 100 paid hereafter
The opinion OF the that vheH stst
placed Of ShensS s. tss,
hess other prisoners eressbct 10 t Slate exuiuns
Of Beis.ty.
therefore seTa9acd 10 The c~io' " the She w.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 7, /

SENAlE--. -ALBAS11 ItD - Ao'i
A bill was introduced authorizing the village
OF Yonkers 70 raise money for bridge purposes.
The bill amending the charter OF the HudsOn anu
Harlem River Canal Company was passed. 80
The following bills disposal OF as noted; IrOhlD'
iting bone boiling within the corporate limit OF New
York Ciy-third readings Incorporating the Westminster
County Trust Company-third reading; and amending
the charter OF the City OF Troy-Ihird reading. 49,
A resolution was adopted nsttuctng the Committee
on Municipal Affairs TO ascertain whether the provision
OF the law 1862 relative 10 the passenger depot OF the
Harlem Railroad Company have been complied Win, af
TO report the Assembly by what right certain persons
have seized private and public property for said depot IN
direct violation Of law.
bill introduced TO abolish the once OF Supeilh-
endent Of Canal Repairs and 10 give additional powers
to the Canal Commission for efficient and economical re-
pair and maintenance of the canals.
Bills passed requiring annual reports from mo
Westcheser County Road Commissioners, ana securing
payment to labOrers railroads by the companies when
not paid by the contractors. ,
Notice given OF bill 10 prlylde Tor new Drldgo
over Harlem River at MacOmbs Yam.
bill introduced amendinghe charter OF the New
York Loan and Indemnity Company giving II power 70
increase the capital stock by twthird vote 10 $4,000
after $50 900 Of the stock is paid in Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The National Executive Committee OF the
Uuon League of America will Philadelphia Thursday Feb TO-
Col. George Martin a prominent Revenue clerk,
died Cincinnati Monday lie an eIIersfe Dry go"''
dealer 10 Phi adelphs
The United States storeshp jamestown. which
ashore tt ssBi Of aud arrived AZ l a" no" ""
her Ia the United States
AT the annual meeting of the New-England
Agricultural SoEey Boston YESTERDAY, Dr. 1eoTr H. l.us
.lsr.i Pr,d,nt Daniel Neehm secrrtar George W kide
Treasurer VcPrsjen sud the nsn nanosr 81 iTusse. o
Ees Bog land State The s%sy '"sei 10 ho' ho n'i'
Pair at Lowell
A,lvices from all parts of Arizona represent me
Apache 10 b. unusually ,cye krpors Of "tn seJ h9fscs
10 oa AL dHeshon
Many farmers abandoning The COUNTY, "a a,,.e
meetings have bssn hek al Isesoa " e"As-' Wv ~ -
Of relief
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NEW DOMINION.
MOVEMENTS or SIR JOHN ROSE-THE FISHERY
QUESTION.


MONTREAL, Feb. Sir John Rose has been
here for some days He leaves for Ottawa Tonight and
sails from New-YOrk for England on Saturday Well
Informed Canadian papers say that the American reports
from Washington respecting the fishery question are not
worth cOntradcting
THE FISHERY ACKNOWLEDGMENT JUDICIAL
DECISION.
Boston, Feb. IA dispatch from st. Johns,
~ b. states that in the case Of the hshins schooner
White Fawn the Admiralty Court decided That the pur
chase Of bait nets supplies OF any kind in British
waters cas,pot he construed into intention 30 fish in
those waters Friendly vessels have perfect rgit tO
enter British ports, TO pass and Iepa's wit1 tle
three mile limit on their way IN tcr own nshhg-
grounds, and for any lawful purpose TO condemn
vessel for preparing 10 nsb ibc judge sad ~ s We
jnes net, &c. He therefore Sefus4S the mooa ID her
case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08
GENERAL, MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE COMMANDMENT OF BELFORT STILL GOING
ON-THE REyICTUALING OF PARIS - THE
PARIS GOVERNMENT DEFENDING THE ARMS
TICE.
LONDON Tuesday4FeD, 7. 1871.
The bombardment of Belfort is stin going on
The PIussians have occupied the town Of Lons-le-
Saumer, the chief town in the Department of the
Jura
The Morning Pot publishes a special dispatch from
Calais 9Th, which says: "The Pussiaus show a de-
termination to retard the revictuang of Paris
Nine trains, loaded with provisions for that city,
have been detained by them at Amiens, though the
line IS entirely clear"
Tke Post says that the British War Office and
Admiralty are actively assisting the efforts to re-
victul Paris and that a large number of British
transports viii sail, in few days, with provisions
The French Government has purchased several
large stores in Paris and win aid private exerton in
eheetually supplying the wants of the people Re
nouncne al claim to acquisitions it permits the in
PRODUCTION and distribution of food by any and all
means.
Admiral Tenaud has arrived at Lille. The Paris
LterE announces that NJ. Dorian the Superintendent
of Public Works in the Paris Government, proposes
the withdrawal Of France, Professionally. from the
commercial treaty with England.
The following las been officially published in
Paris
In few days the Government can explain its
conduct 1t was Ody after the most laborious efforts
tnat the conditions relative 70 the National Guards
stipulated by the Convention could be obtained NJ.
faYre Las not ceased for single day his demands in
favor Of those by whom he is accused Of abandoning
10 the possibility Of being driyen from their homes
The disarrning Of Paris proceeds slowly and win
not be completed before the expiration of the sruis
tee.
The municipality Of Paris have proposed 70 re,,,v
70 the Bank Of Paris the money which the bank had
consented 10 advance for the payment Of the war
contributions of the city.
The Echo da NOrd has n special dispatch from Ber-
M that contributions already exacted by German
commanders will be deducted from the amount Of
We war Indemnity also the value OF the railways in
Alsace and Lorraine
|He Ffsfeet Of Lyons Yesterday reviewed eorps
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AUSTRIA.

MINISTERIAL CIIANGEs--THE BUDGET RATIFIED.
VIENNA, Tuesday, Feb. Z, 1871.
An Imperial autograph relieves Count Po-
toch and his colleagues their ministerial functions,
and appoints Hohenwart Minister OF the Interior with
authority to form Cabinet Other DEGREES follow,
appointing Holznethan Minister Of Finance; schalii
Minister OF Commerce. Jireck Minister Of Public Wor-
ship and School, Minister of War The Emperor says he
believes that Ministry. standing on the Constitution
and rising above party will succeed in consolidating the
power and promoting the welfare Of the Empire.
In the closing sitting of the Delegations at Pesth
Baron Won Beust announced the ratification Of the
Budget and thanked the members for their activity He
hoped there would be cheering prospects when
they reassembed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08
THE CREW OF THE SAGINAW AT SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. THE steamship
Moses Taylor arrived from Honolulu to-day, bringing
Capt NJ sicord j. r. Coggswe, A. II. Parsons p. Gsret
C. d. Foss c. II. Robinson, o. ButterwOrth, H. Main. Dr.
A. Frank Geo. H. Reed, II. c. Bye, j. Godfrey, j; ].
Pvan n g n and "a others from Honolulu including
the remainder OF the OF the wrecked United States
steamer Saginaw. -Four OF the crew have died all OF
the remainder rescued.
None OF the OF the Saginaw died on Midway
Island though they were limited TO raons OF one po-
turtle and goneys, however, sufficient TO sustain life
OF So Of them all reached Honolulu except those who
were drowned when the gig reached the Sandwich
Islands as heretofore reported.
THE Hon j. VOgeI, Postmaste ieneral OF NewZeaand
and "a other citizens OF HewZeaand and Australia,
also.
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FREAKS OF A JEALOUS CoLORED MAN-FoUR
PERSONS WOUNDED.

CINCINNATI. Feb. IA cOIOred man named
Robinson, namcd by jealousy toward rival lover of
girl whom he attached, stationed himself outside
the colored church in Greenwood, Iockland, in
this county, last night, and, when the oongrega-
ton dispensing, fired into the crowd promiscuously,
producing the greatest CONSERVATION and nictng ser
injuries on four persons named Mason, Copeland,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Busby. Mr. Busby was shot through
the head and arm, and Is badly hurt Robinson pro
yided with carOine and two sixcylndered revolyers
and nearly all discharged He resisted arrest but
he finally taken into custody by the police. The
people greatly enragcd at the Infamous attempt at
wholesale murder and fears felt that the friends
Of the injured persons viii take summary vengeance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08
ASSEMBLY
The following resolution Vas offered, but,

The following resolution Was offered, but, OBJ
lection being made, il went over under the rules:
HIreas frghl accident hiss occuredn the Hudson er hAi-
rnsnv Ivesba therefore h. Il
Resolrsd That the judiciary Committee oe Gel 10 afsn ab
submitted this House 70 prevent possible recurrence OF
such horrible accidents Of the rsiosol n tbs state
The following bills were disposal or as noted; fro,
vding for LAYING private or faiy cemeteries-thf
reading; extending the operations pr the act of rr
from illegal taxation to Westchestr COuntyihrd read
ing incorporating the Bund SOrgtnrep 81 the Cty OF
New-York-hird reading; Incorporating the Grand Lodge
of the Benevolent and Protective Order OF Es IN New
York-third reading; making provision ior taxing tho
deposOns OF and discharging detained Wltnes-es fh
reading; incorporating the American Peat fuei Com-
pany-third reading. ,,,
wing TO in circulation relative 10 the ia
road disaster an adjournment was ordered, the House
not being IN condition To transact business. .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08
MEXICO.

INCREASED DEPTH OF WATER ON THE BAR OF
THE COATZACOALCOS RIVER.
Mr. j. j. Williams, Chief Engineer of the
Tehuantepoc Railway Co.. na letter to the President Of
the Company dated Minattlan, Mexico. Jan 10, says
would further remark, in addition to our success thus
far that conversation with Capt shufelt he informed
me that found two feet water on the bar at
the mouth of the Costzacoacos River than before re-
ported-that is full IA instead Of IL feet His steamer
Kansas the sister ship Of the Npsc passed to and fro
without the slightest impeachment, and, instead OF rock
as heretofore supposed, the bottom consisted of pure
white sand and clay that may be dredged 10 any required
depth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-08
coyyocATroN OF ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.

ALBANY, Feb. THE Grand Royal Arch
Chapter of the state OF NewYork assembled in this city
at II O'Clock this morning. NJ L. Grand High Priest
John W. Simons of NewYork and all the Grand officers
were present. The Grand Chapter opened in ample
FORM with prayer by the Grand Chaplain The custom
airy annual reports presented and referred. After
the standing committees were appointed, the Grand
Chapter was called from labor tn rereshment' until
Wednesday at 10 a. Yesterday Afternoon the Grand
High Priest conferred the Order Of High Priesthood"
upon a number OF applicants, and last evening Grand
Treasurer John s. Dickerman, gave a reception the
Grand officers ut his residence.