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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-21
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
Vu Elegant Household Furniture,

OIL Paintings, de-, at auction.
+. II. LUDLOW a co. will sell q auction Saturday
April ~ 1871 at III O'clock the private residence No SO
West Thirty ninth street. between Fifth Sixth avenues
all the Furniture In said house. viz Elegant Pompadour
Suite In drab and blue reps; elegant rosewood Etagere
rosewood Suite In brocatee elegant rosewood octave
Pian0forte, OIL Paintings rich Flower Stands fine Paran
Vases rich Lambrequns lace Curtains carved black
walnut Buffet; black walnut Library Table; Lounges, Arm
and Side Chairs elegant carved walnut and gilt French
Bcdseads, Bureaus laces Washsands covered
Sofas, Lounges, and Chairs Mattress
Bosers and Plows Cornices hall Stands and Chairs
Engravngs, Photographs fine Wilton and Brussels Carpets
Ocoths together with large assortment Of kitchen Furn
ture with which the sale will The Furniture
be before between the hours of IL
y. M. Catalogues at No. Fine street.
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! R NOTICE.
IA Oh Paintings, on Paintings.
A. CALDWELL, Auctioneer, Thursday and Friday
ena. April 20 and ~ at O'Clock Mt the new Art Gallery
E6 Grand Central HOTEL 800 choice OH
Paintings. richly framed by eminent foreign and native
balent positively without limit The attention OF all those
tue.t really specially led this
hale. be isl of art ART Il eell
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TUoEPH HEGEMAN n CO.
Saturday April S al A M at 1913 Jay street. between
Myrtle avenue and johnson street. Brooklyn, good Furn
sare ,osewood raor Suits Mirrors walnut and mahogany
ses and 3py Carpets &c. Same day. at ~ NJ mt s4 Rv
efson near Dekab rosewood walnut oak Paror Cham
Der and Dining Room Furniture Mattresses, Mirrors Bs
lie
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TOHN II. AUSTEN, AUCTTONEER.
81 BY HAZARD APTIf0RP CO., Real Estate Brokers
and Ancfioneers, 10 Broadway
The Club House Of the New York Yacht Club, a Clifton,
Staten Island with all its Furpturc good anchorage
able 'front.' most desirable marine villa; n perfect
ready for immediate occupation. II will be sold
the Exchange Salesroom Ill Broadway Friday April 49,
ISL, at II O'clock.
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JACOB BoaARr AUCTIONEER,
81 Salesroofn No. 1 North William street.
Every attention paid sales OF Household Furniture
the private residences OF families declining housekeeping
10 Estate Mt the Exchange; also Horses
Carriages, Stocks Of Merchandise, Ac
THIS DAY, April! 81,
Marshars sale,
n l0x O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms, No. North VII.
liam street.
Large stock OF English importer OF Saddles Harness,
Ladies' Slue Saddles Gentemcns Saddles, Brides, Whips
nshed and Patent Leather Buckles, Bits
reis Buckskn Thread, saddle frees large lot Of material
}rindstoncs, Tools, &c. CHARLES Y. WATTS, Marshal
SATURDAY, April a.
at 1915 O'Clock, at the Auction Rooms,
large assortment Of Household Furniture Carpets de- also
Marshars sale, lot of Liquors, rosewood Piano.
MONDAY, April a.
nj 3 West Fityfouh street, geneel Household Furniture
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TAMES AGAR, AUCTION FER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
81 No. 80 New Bowery, at l0S O'Clock. Household ard
Office Furniture, consisting Of walnut and oak Paror Suits
in hair cloth reps Panoorte Musical Clock Book
Wardrobe Mirrors oil Paintings fine extension Table
walnut Bedsteads Bureaus, Taplcs feather
Beds Mattresses, Carpets Desks, Show Cases. Odcc Railing
Chairs q Saving Machines
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SALES AT AUCTION,

A LIEN Il. MINER, AUorIoNEEk:
IA by ALLEN II. MINER BROTHER,
lsIe HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER
Established Is47.)
saIesrooms 95 Chambers and "a Reade streets.
Leeds Galleries. Nos. SIT and $40 Broadway, southwest
corner twelfth street.
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"A ROB. JOHNSTON, AuCTTONEER.
VA 0dcc 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post ohlce.
BY JOHNSTON VAN TASSEIL
n10 12 ia East Thirteenth Fourth
Regular sse Of Horses Carriages THIS DAY riday
ht ~ O'Clock.
For full description under head of Horses and Car.
Fla,
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A A UCTfoN AUCTION AUCTION
IA THIS iFRIDAY) AFTERNOON, At O'Clock pre-.
sey elegant Household Furniture at the story res
ence place, West Tenth street. block
III BroadwayE. NICHOLS, Auctionecr-vevct, Brussels
Carpets magnificent rosewood Panoforte beautiful Parlor
SUITS Tables Etasercs, Bookcases Mirrors, Curtains
Paintings, Bronzcs Clocks Bcdseaes, Bureaus Mattresses
Hounges Chairs, Sofas, Buffet, Extension Table, Glass
Ehna and silver Ware Table Cutlery &C. Sale positive
recommending at ~ O'Clock precisely.
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AIsUSEu ENTy.

IlOOTHS THEATRE.
LAST WEEK
OF the engagenie Of
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear
MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS.
RICuELIEV,
and on THURSDAY EVENING aud
SATURDAY MATINEE,
>, BERTUcCIo.
THE FOOLS REVENGE.
- WEDNESDAY, EVENING, April 49,
Mr.. LAW RENEE BARRETT
for Tho second time in tho domestic Drama of
JONQUlL;
ONLY A HEARr
Seats secured days In at the Theatre al s
Branch Ticket Omee at Dson Co.'S Music store No III
broadway.
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IlY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCIIONEER
ID JOHN A. DUNN a Co,
salesroom 233 Bowcry,
will sell this day. at IL o'clock, at No s5 Fulton street, al
the Machinery and Fixtures contained In building,
known the Empire Mills The machinery conssls-yiz.,
one Engine upright Boiler 10 horse power
Shafhng, Betting, Burr Stones Coffee, Spice and Flour
Mills all Of which in perfect running orders together
with counters shelving Bins Stoves platform and other
Scales Gas Fixtures large kettle Sign and other Signs Ac
DC, to DO removed Immediately after the sale.
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UCTION EOTICE.-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
N HARRINGTON sEIxAs. Auctionecrs-s acsroom
No 50 sree-wi SELL Friday 2st ut 10 o'clock,
thc entire Furniture contained in four story house No 252
ses Fifteenth street. belonging to family declining house
keeping, conssng Of general assortment Of
Eurnnre found In private family consisting II part of
Forewood Suits In brocae; mahogany Suits Chamber and
Dining Room Furniture, French Plate Mirrors Beds and
Needing all OF which will be sold without
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DYE. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
ID THTS nav fERInAVl Il

NJ he nrrate resiJence ~ Wn,t tbrd ors.
Superb Household Furniture Of the entire house good
Pier Mirrors Console Tables and Cornices match
wood Parlor Suits rich Chandeers Centre and Side Tables
rich Lace Curtains Bronze Mantel Clocks Orna
ments carved Antique Chairs, Embroidered Covers, &c.
Bedro0ms--One superb French Chamber Suit
81 with canopy drapey curtains SUITE and other
elegant black walnut Chamber SUITS Gace
sod double Wardr0bes, best Hair Mattresses Boxers and
Pillows, Blankets, Spreads ana Sheets &C. Dining room
tension Tables fine China Cut Glass and Silver Ware Re-
frccraor and Kitchen Ware The whole In excellent order
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MALLkCxs
mn GRATIFYING SUCCESS OF Y0OrEs
LIAR
,nintest tho manager n arno,poe n
"' nFHsish UNTIL. FURTHER NOTICE.
....,.., -, H'o LAST Li(g
'roeWen With shouts OF ct.r vii ,I,o n. -..s.,.,
srruiuuhpN MATINEE, APRIL III
THE CAPTAIN OF TiiE WATCH
(ngst tune In twelve montAs1
HIS LAST LEGS
MONDAY, April, ~
ANoiHtk 1HEhr BILL,
THf LIAR
THE NERVOUS MAN
These entertainments Illustrated by the co,,,,,.l
talents OF Dir. LESTER WiLtACk, Mr.. JOHN HRDIJGIiaH
Mr. JOHN GiLbtRl, Mr.. OWEN MARLoWr MI "
RlSG9OLD. Mr.. j. q. WILLIAMSON Mr. G. RocE
WILL. Mr. ~ flanagan, Mr. w. g. LEONAPD M.
CLARA JENNINGS, Miss EFFfR GERMOH, Misa RMlIv
MtsTEYEk. Mrs. JOHN SEXTON, Mia HELEN TRACY
Miss DELAkD and others.
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EXECUTORS SALE
II Household Furniture, &c.
BENZ p FAIRCHILp, Aucnonesr On Fridsy April 2,
Furniture, consisting of Parior Suits In brocael and silk
reps black walnut Bedroom Suits hair and straw Mat
tresses Bureaus Bedseads Washstands black walnut Ex
tension Tables, Buffet aatstands. Pmpon and patent
Folding Bedsteads Blankets Bedding Crockery, Glassware
Cutlery Kitchen Utensils Velvet and Tapestry Car
pets; Oicloths, &C., &c.
WIN. MYERs.HOEs,
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T H. FOLEY, AUCTIoNKBR.
81. Large and important sale
OF elegant Household furniture
FOLEY BECKENBAUGH will sell this day, At II
O'clock M without all the Furniture Carpets
&c contained in the three story brown stone House ID
second avenue south Of 12ih
consisting Of very Paro Suits. marble top Tables black
walnut Cottage Sets Brussels and Ingram Carpets OF
CLOTH oak Chairs, Feather Beds Mattresses, Blankets
Dining Room Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, &C. Catalogues
ready the day OF sale. N. B-Dealers Will do wei "a
attend, each lot be sold
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i and Douglas Frazar, bankrupts-w be sold at public
auc.i9n 10 Boston, Mass on Saturday April 23 1871
old State House, by HENsHAw BROTHER. $50 Shares
the Capital Stock OF the Brandon Manufacturing
pany Brandon, w. held collateral security
said bankrups sale to be for cash, In lots to suit pur
chasers. order of Hon. john Lowell, Judge of Disc
Court. A. w. BOARDMAN, Assignee,
Boston, Mass, April IA, 1871.
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sAI.RN AT AUCTION.
A UCTION sALE-TfIs DAY tPRIDAY MORNING..
IA commencing at IL O'Clock,

A CENTRAL PARK LOTS, CORNER EIGHTH AVE-
IL and Eehy-aecon street. will be sold
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER, at the Exchange iii Broadway
on Tuesday, April rs, at ~ O'Clock.
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pY JOSEPH SOLOMON, AUCTIoNEER, NO. 2 PARK
ID will sell Thursday and Friday the goth and 2st
all the valuable unredeemed pledges Of s. Nigel, No.
unon square mex. door 70 consisting OF magn
Gold CHAINS and Bracelets caret Gold Hunting
Watches by the most celebrated makers, Cameo Shea
Rings and Sleeve Buttons Lockes, fine God and Coral
Sets &c Every article will be positively sold and guaran
teed a. represented Catalogues morning of sale
Also some magnificent Real Black Lace White Point
Real Lace Shaws also magnificent Safe (c0St S2,500)
Show Gases and Counters.
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J,oR sALE--A TWENTY-FIVE C25) HORSE POWER
II Engine and thirty five 1861 horse power Boiler. Can
be sen running reenwich For particulars apply
ut 100 Duan. street. L. sCHEfP.
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7 s. wEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER-sELLs THIS
l. day. at ioA o'clock At u Bowery, the Stock Of retail
dealer Wines and Liquors. by order OF H.
also Suits Of Paror Furniture and lot Of Jewelry
and Watches.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
Nl Elegant Household Furniture.
Pier and Mantel Mirrors, &c.
q ~

MORTGAGE SALE.
Vn Elegant Household Furniture.
Pier and Mantel Mirrors, &c.
BENZ. +. FAIRCHILD, Auctioncer.
On Saturday, April ~ 1871 at 10 M at 20 Park avenue
elegant Household Furniture made by Pckhard and Others
consisting OF elegant rosewood Parlor Suits in crimson bro
cate Pier and Mante Mirrors Lace and Damask Curtains
marble top Tabes nlad Cabinet do Bookcases Library
Tables elegant black walnut Bedroom Suits cured hair
Mattresses Bedding, hastand &C. also Mouauette Wilton,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, &c.
BY order Of mortgages.
Also,
Tuesday, April 49, 1871, at 10 A. NJ at - West Forty
fourth street. Household Furniture Particulars in time.
DAWNBROKEk'S SALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER,
l2l Bowery, win sell this day, IL o'clock 800 lots
Mems and Womens Clothing, Dresses, Shawls, Remnants
Vests, &c. BY order OF Hugh Freel, 81 Rose street.
pAWNbRoKER's sALE-THls DAY, BY JOHN NOR
TIMER, ii East Broadway, of 50 lots Mems and Wo-
mems choice Clothing, Bedding and other goods Order Of
ID. DeLong, East broadway.
g HERMAN, AUCTIONEER
~. Mortgage Sale OF Saloon and Barroom Furniture,
Liquors, Glassware &C. By virtue of chatte mortgage
f0recosed, will sell this day Frday), April 81 ut 10s
O'Clock, No ID Bowery lot of Chairs round and square
Tables Bar and Counter Engravings Stoves Shades Wine
and Beer Glasses and large lot Of Liquors; also
Patent Ice House. BY order of EMIL LIPPMAN Attorney
for Mortgage and City Marshal
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DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID Peremptorv sale Of Household Furniture,
Carpets Mirrors Parlor and Chamber Suits, rosewood
PanofOrte, &C.,
at auction THIS DAY, at 100 O'clock at the salesroo
Nassau street. and comprises catalogue of
Bedding, Mattresses Blankets Spreads Toilet Sets Our
tains Parlor Suits Mirrors, &C.
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Consisting of Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets carved
rosewood Piano made by Worcester rosewood and black
brocateL carved black walnut Etageres, gilt frame
Mirrors black walnut Bedstends Curled Hair Mattresses
Pillows, black walnut and gilt frame Mirrors,
at frame Engravngs. Kitchen Furniture, China, Crockery
Sud Glassware.
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AT THE BARRooM OF fHE Union PLACE HOTEL,
NO. $50 BROADWAY, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET,
A and Bar Fixtures Wines Liquors and Cigars bens the
ans Brandy, Gin Rum, Whiskey, sherry. Port Hook
Wine also quantity Of Cigars also Ale Pump Glassware
Gass Cases, Counters, Settees, Chairs, &c.
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Entire excellent Furniture above private residence con-
sss Of and mahogany Paror Furniture Pier Mir
Lace Curtains Secretary Bookcase Sofas Easy Chars
Rockers elegant Brussels Threepy and Ingram Carpets
throughout walnut and mahogany Chamber Suits, fine
Cucd HAIR and Spring Mattresses. Bolsters Pillows,
Stair Carpets Hat Rack Extension Dining Table
Catalogues ready.
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MAGNIFICENT III OCTAVE ROUND CORNER
n rosewood Pianofore all modern improvements; richly
carved for $3.50 will be sold for
1916. Ponpadour style gded and carved satin orocaiei
Parior SUIT 1915, for 1925 do $3.50, walnut reps
suit $50; n of Paror, Chamber and DINING Furniture.
sacrifice for Residence IL East Tenth street.
Of Broadway between University place and Fifth
avenue.
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COM RESS.
FORTY-FIRsT TERm-TBIRD SESSION.
Senate,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Petitions on various SUBJ
ects were presented, including some in relation to
pensions ana stamped envelopes.
Mr. Yates presented petition from citizens OF
Illinois, asking for an amendment to the COnstitu-
ton Of the United States, recognizing the Supreme
Being. He stated that this subject had been agi-
tated for i've OF six sessions, and he had been nott-
fed that large number OF similar petitions had
lie desired that the Committee on the judiciary
should make report. Nine-tenths OF the people OF
Illinois believed there should be such an amendment
by which the supremacy or God should be acknow-
ledged They believe that to God they are indebted
liberty throughout this land. Some report should
be made upon the subject.
On his motion the petition was referred TO the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. sherman, from the Committee on Finance,
reported adversely on the supplementary bill to re-
duce taxes ana for other purposes.
& Mr.. Carpenter, from the Committee on the Judi
ciary rep0ped back the bill authorizing the Presi
dent to accept the resignation OF any u. S. judge
whenever satisfactory proof shall be produced OF
his physical other tnsrmities, the said Judge TO
receive salary during his natural life, provided that
If after retirement he shall accept any other Office
Of profit the salary shall cease He asked action on
Mr.. Casserly said this was too important subject
TO be acted upon now, and at his request the bill
went over.
Mr.. Buckingham introduced a Joint resolution
authorizing the President to appoint joint COM
mittee TO determine the claims for damages on COM
meTce OF the United States by British cruisers Re
feTred TO the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Mr. Harlan introduced bill authorizing the
the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Ross offered resolution, which was adopted
calling on the Secretary Of the Interior to transmit
copies OF all correspondence relative TO tie disposal
OF the Miami Indian reservation or any part thereof
subsequent to 1865.
Mr. " llson introduced bill for the removal OF po-
tlcal disabilities which provides that all persons
should be relieved excepting persons who left the
Cabinet and Congress in 1850 aud 1861 and such as
have held Office since May 81, 1870 Referred TO the
Committee on Disabilities.
Mr.. Conkling said pereons who deemed themselves
sggIieyed, had asked him TO introduce a bill re'a-
tive TO goods purchased for importation prior to
Jonuary !, 1870. Referred TO the Committee on FL
nance.
MI SAWYER asked the senate to proceed to the
consideration of the bill TO relieve certain persons
therein named from legal and political disabilities
imposed by the fourth amendment OF the Constttu-
ton OF the United States, and for other purpOses
Mr.. Pomeroy objected 70 the bill, expressing his
surprise that Southern Senators one day want the
removal of political disabilities wholesale ana the
next asked for measures to protect them from out
| RACES. He was at a loss to understand the reason
A lLls course.
] Ar. Harris explained that the disturbances and
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ITALIAN UNITY.
A Letter from yioe-Presiden. CoIfax Z

" WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-My Dear SIR
While recognize to the fullest extent the con-
rican citizens, and especially those in official
1 lie, from active interference with
the affairs of other lands, by illegal
nDropagandism, improper Intervention, etc,
here is nothing in either proprietY or usage
(which prevents the open expression of our Joy
when foreign countries take step forward, to
/ assimilate their institutions, in a greater or
Rlesser degree, with those of which we are so
fjustly proud, and which, with Gods providence
= blessing them, have achieved for us, as a nation,
= our wonderful historical progress and develop
ment. l can, therefore, heartily respond to
those emphatic words of Victor Emanuel to the
Italian Parliament is free and one. 1t
now depends on us only to render her great and
happy"
We, who live here under the protection of
Constitution which unites so many millions of
people into one nation, which forbids the esta-
ilishment of any State religion, and which
guarantees the free exercise of all religious
Rhought, can realize the full import of those
hort but weighty words of the Italian KING
Tree and one And he says truly, that it depends
.Ppn her people only, thus united and free, to
f eDder their nation great and happy. | would
Ffrej joiee evermore if Italy had reached the sum
&mit of true popular sovereignty which our Re-
public has attained, for am one of thosz who
believe that republics, with wise men at their
heads, are possible OH ell continents and in all
parallels of latitude. She has however chosen
her own form of government, and we cannot
challenge her decision.
But may add that nothing Is clearer than If
sbe desires to. be great and happy she must
Restablish and maintain, as the very cornerstone
= of United Italy civil and religious liberty-the
equality of all, under the law, by protecting in
courts and parliaments the civil rights of the
poorest as energetieally and faithfully as
pose of the richest and most powerful;
2b6 as the ftting adjunct of this great
ea of civil liberty, the right of all to worship
bod as their individual conscience commands,
guaranteed alike to jew and GENTLE, to Protest
tanf fafh nrieSL laVmaO.
and Pope In this sign they will conquer; for
out of this new life of civil and religious liberty
will flow peace and happiness, progress and
(prcsperity, with material and national develop
ment and advancement as surely as healthful
streams flow from fountains of purity.
Respectfully yours, SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
Theodore Roosevelt, ESQ Chairman Eyeeahge
COInmIIlSe.
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fxCitiOg Behate in The House.
The Dominican Resolution.
II Passes by a Decisive Vote.
A m b er's A m n d m e n I.
LOui Siana Senatorial Election.
Sketch of Hon. j. r. West,
A m b ler's Amen d m e n I.
LOui Siana Senatorial Election.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho Soldiers National Asylum.

Thc S0idter6 National Asylum
Despatch to the associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The House Committee on
Military Affairs this morning commenced the ex-
animation OF witnesses In connection with the nves-
ugation OF the management OF the National Asylum.
General B. f. Butler, President of the asylum, and
General Farnsworth, prosecuting the Inquiry were
present before the committee.
Mr.. Clancy, clerk TO the President of the Board of
Managers of the asylum, and Btr. Whitney, clerk
in General Buffers officein this city, were examined
as witnesses. The examination was very brief, and
elected no facts OF Importance. Another witness,
Colonel w. II. Wegel, of Baltimore, formerly OF
Buffers STAFF, present, but was not examined for
lack OF time. The investigation will be continued
next week. The effort seems to be to impugn But
lers management and use Of the funds OF the insti
tuition.
Passage of tho Dominican Resolution.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The House has passed the
Dominican resolution, with Ambers amendment
tackled on.
1t must now go back to the SeIate
The Vote en- the Resoiution-aIr. AmbIer's
Amendment.
Special Despatch 10 The Buenfng Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10,-At O'Clock the House
proceeded to vote on Mr.. Amber's amendment to
the San Domingo resolution, which provides that
nothing In the resolution Of the Senate shall be con-
strued as committing Congress to the policy
OF annexation. Friends OF the Sa
roll was called to hear various responses from Rec
publicans in favor Of the amendment. 1t was car
rled by vote of-yeas log: nays, 70. The resou-
ton as amended was then passed.
The resolution amended will now go to the
Senate where IL will be delayed.