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German Jubilee AZ Cincinnati.


.UI.g.. .| SlNUlNNAIl1 ceUTuhEy Il.
The German Jubilee tonight in the
celebration Of the victories in France was
an immense affair. Large numbers
gathered on the line of march long before
the procession began moving. Tie pro.
cession embraced all the German societies
in, the city, accompanied by bands Of
music. Besides thonsands of torches, there
were great number of transpariencies
bearing the names Of battles. In the Ger.
man part Of the city the houses were illu.
minated and gorgeously decorated with
American and German colors, and the
streets were densely packed with specta.
tors. When the procession reached Saen.
gerfest Hall salutes were fired and the
large concourse piled In until 5000 per.
sons gathered about the stand. Speeches
were made by DR.. Bruehl, Judge Storer,
Fred Hassaurck, Chas, P. Taft, Father
Schweringer oil the Catholich church, and
Others. The speeches were ilterspersed
with mixed choruses by 500 voices, sup
ported by d iull orchestra. ''lHlGi :
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Dict for the sentiments declared in their
address, and q fervent hope for the peace
and prosperity ofthe new empire. 1t is
thought there Is now, lie says, some pros.
pect that the severe struggle into which
Germany was forced, will soon be finished.
1t can as yet only be considered that there
Is ground for hope Of the re.estahlishment
OF peace; it Is not impossible war may
continue and great sacrifices still be ne.
cessary from the German people.
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snhmisslon 81. tha A mendment.

We have been favored with u copy Of
n bill introduced in tho House of Dele
gates by Col. HAssLEG, Of Jackson, pro.
posing to submit the Flick amendment to
popular vote on the third Thursday QGth)
Of March, the election to be held and re-
turns made to,the uslalway 10 the Sec
retary of State; the count 10 made by
the Governor and other executive officers,
and the result proclaimed by the Gov
ernor. 1t is apparent, however, that no
measure of this kind has any chance.
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FINANCIAL.
sAFEl PROFITABLE PERMANENT
JAY. COOKE s. co.
Differ for Sale at Par and Accrued Interest thc
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

These bonds arc secured, first, by First
Mortgage on tho Railroad ITSELF lts rolllngStoCk,
and all equipments; second, by First Mortgage
on It's entire Land Grant, being more than Twct.
ty.Two Thousand Acres Of Land 10 each milo Of
Road. III
Tho Bonds arc free from United States Tax
the Principal and Interest Are payable In Gold
the Principal ut tho end Of Thirty years, aud the
Interest tSGmi.annually, at the rate OF SEvRSAED
THREE.TENTHs Pm CENT per annutl.
They arc issued In denominations OF 800, $500,
81 900, 5000 and $40 900. o. !,
The Trustees under tho Mortgage are Messrs:
Jay Cooke, or Philadelphia, and J. Edgar Thorn:
son, President OF the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad Company.
These Northern Pacific $50 Bonds will at oil
CENT. PlEmuM (or 1,l0), In exchange for the
Company lands at their lowest cash price.
lnaddi iuon to their absolute safety, these Bonds
yield an Income larger, wO believe, than any other
hrstclass security. Persons holding United
States b2O can, by converting them into North.
ern Pacincs, increase their yearly income one.
hird, and still have perfectly reliable invest
mGnt.
HOW TO GET THRM.-Your nearest Bank
or Banker will supply these Bonds in any desired
amount, and OF any needed denomination. Per.
sons wishing 70 exchange stocks or other bonds
Tor these, can do so with any OF our Agents, who
will allow the highest current price for ALI MAR
KETABLE SECURITIES.
Those living In localities remote from Banks,
may send money, or other bonds, directly 10 us
by express, andwe will send back Northern Pa.
cl6c Bonds at our own risk, and without cost 10
tho Investor. For further Information, pamph.
lets maps, ETC., call on or address the underslgn
cd. or anyo tho Banks or Bankers employed to
sell this Loan.
After careful inYestlgationI have accepted thS
General Agency for West Virginia and tho Ad.
Joining counties OF Pennsylvania and Ohio for
tho sale OF these bonds, and confidently recon.
mend them to my customers and investors gen
'tjHlIS; jaSSi7ooa fii fiii.si{EsaI 6i{EAHSiShbEst SiEy bEsst.
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Irlsh sympathy al LouIsyIIIe.

LOUISVILLE, February4.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
friends OF the Irish cause was held. here
tonight, Resolutions were adopted ex-
pressing admiration and sympathy for the
brave men who dared and suffered so
much and are now exilcd for the cause Of
Ireland, offering a hearty welcome and
ordering steps to DO taken to convey a
substantial 3, greeting, and inviting the ex-
lies To Louisville.
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MISSOURI.
Prospects ofa Junction Between the
Rival Republican Bodies.
WAsHINaroN, FebruarY 3.

Letters received here from St. Louis give
some interesting details Of the political
situation there. The efforts that have
been made for some time past TO reunite
the two Republican organizations are, 1t is
hoped, likely to be crowned with success,
meeting OF their separate committees
having been called for tho purpose oil
forming new and general one, This &C.
tion has been quickened by the fears en-
tertained that the Democrats will carry
some reactionary legislation, call a Con-
stitptlonal Convention, redistrict the
State, ahddo othor things to iasten their
rule upon Missouri. The State Senate
would be o check upon. any such designs,
iIthe Republicans were united, there be-
ing 90 oil them to II Democrats. Some
anxiety is felt as TO tho GratZ Brown wing
standing by the compromise. One OF
them, Henry Smith, Of Clay county, Is
stated TO have introduced o bill providing
for the election Of Unconstitutional Con.
VcntiOn.
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ipe.,ruelIye Fire Al oobnrE, 9. w.

d a i CoBuRG, ONTARIO, February a.
A large fire here last night destroyed
the store occupied by Sutherland & Co.,
on King street, aud spread westward 10
the Telegraph and express offices, and cast
ward to McCullum Il Sons, dry goO,ls;
Jeffrey & Co, hardware merchants, md
the Bank OF Toronto. The whole block
was destroyed. The losses are as follows;
Nice Cullum s. Co, $4,000; insurance $780,
900; Sutherland & Co., $35, 900; insurance
$4,000; Jeffrey s Co., $2s,0OO; insurance
not known. Tho Bank Of Toronto saved
valuables and papers jeffrey & Co,
saved about lialI their goods In the ware.
house, but the contents Of the retail dc.
parlmCnt were lost. The contents Of tho
Montreal telegraph and express offices
were saved. McCullunh owned three
stores, and JefIfeys owned their own and
tho bank building. Loss probably $780,
nm 1901 re- .F.I
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Arkansas Legislature.
MEMpIIIs. Fnllrllnrv 4

MEMPHIS, February 4.
A Little Rock special says: The Sen.
ate killed the bill postponing the collec.
tion Of taxes, yesterday, by II vote Of 10 to
10, which bears heavily on the people Of
the State From the tenor Of the House
proceedings, It Is evident that the Clayton
party will surround the removal Of politi.
cal disabilities with so many conditions
that no practical relief will be given. q,
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Tragedy at Evansville.

Nettie Brown, young woman formerly
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, shot her paramour,
Jeil Glcnan, a river engineer, this morn.
ing, GlCnan says II was done while he
was asleep, The girl says II was while he
was In tho act Of striking at her with q
hatcheL GlenAn Il not dead yet, but tho
surgeons think he cannot live. The girl
gave herself up and Is In the city lookup,
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Sixtieth birthday of Horace Greeley
Celebrated. 4

PANEsvILLE, o., February 4.
A large meeting Of the citizens Of Pains.
vile was heldat the Cowles House this
evening, to celebrate the siXtieth birthday
Of Horlce Greeley. Alter partaking Of
an excellent supper, appropriate toAsts
were read and responded to. A letter
from Horace Greeley, regrcttlng his In.
ability tohe present, was rcado 2 q t,D
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CHICAGO.
rhe Cheney Trlal-Relief lIeetlng.

The Cheney Trial-Relief Meeting.
@ w. 4,CH1cAoo, February 0.
In the Cheney ecclesiastical trial, the
evidence having been closed yesterday
evening, to-day has been given to the
pleading ol tho counsel, the time being
filled BY Mr.. Fuller for defence, and by
Corning Judd for the prosecution. The
case Is closed, but tho decision will not be
made until next week, ut least II wllfnot
DO made public until then, fg. m.
A largo meeting twas held at the opera
house this evening TO raise funds for tho
relief Of the suffering people Of France.
Hon. W. ECoalbaugh presided: Speeches
were made by Marquis dc Chambraun,
Hon. j. X. DoOlittlc and others.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, February 4.

ii BALTIMORE, February a.
FLouR-Qulct; western family at 81 80
as 90.
GRAN-Wheat-Quiet; Ohio and In
diana ut Il 55a1 90, Corn7-Dull aud
lower yellow at SOC. Oats-5Ga5sc.
Rye-00ca$1 90.
PRovIsEoNs-Pork-Nless dt $23. Ba-
con-Shoulders at 1Olc; bacon sides at
l2c: hams ut 16alsc, Lard-13al3tc,
WHIsKY-0Jc.
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In the House of Delegates last Welhes'
day, the Judiciary Committees conyen.
ton bill was amended by striking out
May as the. time for holding m election
leaving the time yet Undetermined, II
was also SO amended US to make the rep.
rcsenation in the convention the same as
new in both houses Of the Legislature.
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
l.. New York, February a.


Gold opened at 111g; sold up and closed
at ILL. Loans made ut from / to 8 per
cent. Clearances $57,0O0OO0. Total OK.
ports since January 1st, about $500, ,OOO
Governments strong at an advance of
from to I on 5.20s; closing firm. Stocks
opened steady and closed firm. Tho only
marked advance was in Ohio & AIississip.
pi, which rose from 344 to 35E. The bank
statement Is very favorable; the figures
show that the banks have made gain Of
$240, SOB In legal reserve. The banks now
hold $lsI632, ,7S5 above the 90 per cent re-
quired by law. The large increase In le.
gal tenders Is due to tho treasury PAYMENT
and relcaseof large amount from lock-
up. Money easy; bankers and brokers
were supplied freely on call at 4aJ per
centat the close and large balances carried
over at bank. State bonds steady. Sterl.
ing Exchange-Bankers' bills 1O6I.
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philadelphia NTar.et.
PHILADELPHIA, February a

FLouR--Firm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Indiana red
At j Goal 30; Ohio amber at 81 O2a1 O5,
Rye-Hcld at 81 90. Com-Dull; yellow
At 79asOc; mixed at77a7sc. ONts-5OaOOc.
Barley-00c.
PETRoLEuM-Unchanged,
WHIaRY-0ic,
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BOSTON.
Burning Of Adelphi Theatre--.In-
-, tense Cold. . q G.gl l5y5.

Burning Of Adelphi Theatre--.In-
-, 81 stense. Cold. Y 4 G.El l'y,
e. BosToN, February &.
The Adelphi theatre, of which John
Stetson was lessee, but which was recent.
ly occupied by John Halls burlesque
company, was totally burned carly this
morning, together with greater part Of
the wardrobe belonging to the ladies and
gentlemen who appeared in the perform.
ance Saturday evening. The fire broke
out about midnight. and Is supposed to
have originated in the work room in the
rear Of the basement. The building was
owned by Frank Andrews. The total
loss is estimated at $4,000, insured for
greater part. A high wind and intense
cold (six degrees below zero) gave rise to
apprchensi0ns of q very large fire, which
was prevented by the great exertions Of
the fircmen. Later-The weather to-day
was the coldest and most clustering Of
the season. iJ .r ,huaI rHFufY Il
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GERMANY.
william Replies to CongrAtnIntions.

UNKIIFNl NVUIWWTy y ~
Tho President of the Lower House Of
the Prussian Diet read 10 thAt body 10.
day, a reply from tho Emperor to the
loyal and congntulatory address present.
cd TO him upon tho occasion Of his as.
sumption Of tho Imperial Grown rs En-.
peror Ho expresses his thanks to the
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Chicago Market.


FLouR-Dull. ~ !
GRAIN-No. . spring Chicago active,
and closed at 81 23a1 234c. Oats quiet;
closed at 4Gc. Rye-No. 2 quiet at 81.
Barley-No. ! spring dull and prices dc.
clined 2a3c ut 78ia74c. '- '
HoGs-Drcssed quiet at s. 60aS 65;
live actiyOat 50 12ta7 90. gr -.
CATTLE-Dull at 80 75a0 40.
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BIEssRs. JOHN BRANNoN and J, NJ.
BENNETT have been before the Finance
Committee Of the House Of Delegates
giving the Committee Information touch.
ing tho Virginia debt. Is 4
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TIM Charleston Jouraal notes 1t as re.
markablc but true that tho United States
flag has not yet been raised over either
wing Of the Capitol, although tho law re,
quires It.
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TuE bill authorizing the trustees of
Wheeling Island N. +. church to sell and
convey that property has been passedby
both houses of the Legislature.
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We have to thank Mr.. MANToN MAR.
BILE. of the N. Y. World, for copy Of
that valuable compilation orpolitical sta.
tistics, The World Almanac for 1871.
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FINANCIAL.

A general Banking, Exchange and Collection
business transacted with fidelity and promptness:
thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale in sums TO suit
New Fractional Currency and !, 2, 8 and &c coin
always on hand for the accommodation OF the
public.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers, Bank.
ere and others solicited,
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THE publishers ofthe NsV York Tribune
have our thanks for copy Of their wide
ly known and valuable publication, The
Tribune Almanac for 1871, a4rs
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Hung Jury.

a BosToN, Febrnary4.
The trial of Frederick Lockwood, in.
dicted for having obtained one hundrsd
bales Of cnLtan on false representations,
resulted to-day in disagreement. of the
Jury.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, February 4.


CorroN-unchanged at 144c.
FLoUR-Dull; family 50 25a8 40.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and declined red
winter 81 2Sal 30. Corn steady at 5Sa
05c, Rye steady at 81 O5, Barley un'
changed. a.n..
GRocERRs-UnChange
OnS-Unchanged. Y.1.
EGGs-Dull at zoe.
BUrTER-Dull and lower at 25aS0c.
CHEEsE-Steady; factory 15al5ic.
SEEDs-.Cloyer 11la119C;timothy steady
to so 25aG 50c. .I-s Lia
PRovisIoNs-Dull; pork held at Gee.
Lard 1910 for choice steam; 12tal2t for
kettle. Bulk meats 8, 1Oia11c, Bacon
%, 1lia12c. 4r trHIW
Hoas-Receipts; 300 taken by butchers.
WHIsRY-SSC. Cd at
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cent on the capital, shows that they can
well afford to take bonds bearing one or
one and one.halt per cent. lower interest.
Ice Moving in the Hudson--Flsher.
.aI men In Peril. .n

EhtnANAi cCpIuhiy r.
Aspecial dispatch to the Sunday Morn.
ing Press, from Peekskill, says the Ice in
the Hudson river at Crugers moved this
afternoon, with about 150 fishermen upon
IT, AT the same time tremendous gale
Of wind prevailed, The fishermen in
great CONSERVATION rushed for the shore,
and ut last accounts four Of them were
known to'have perished. 20
PoUGIKREPsIE, February 8.
Peter Moran, VIM: Brown, Jas. Clark
and Thomas Riley, fishermen, reported
lost by the breaking away OF the Ice in
Havertraw Bay yesterday afternoon,
were rescued at midnight. Their hands,
feet, noses and ears were frozen. They
are now with their families and 1t Is
thought that with careful nursing they
will recover. About 10 persons were
caught on the ice when It started. Many
Jumped into the river and swan ashore.
No lives lost. s.f rHaH ru .r. .#.t
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LONDON, February y.
, The members Of the conference upon
tho Eastern Question met again this after.
noon. All slgnatory powers, except
France, were represented. Conference
deliberations were prolonged, lasting sev.
eral hours, but no practical result Is known
10 lave been reached. The next session
will be held Tuesday. 70
Thomas w. Robertson, the distinguish.
cd dramatlSI and author Of "Society,"
"Ours," "Castc," ind many other came.
dies, died suddenly yesterday; aged 49,
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STocEs-Western Union Telegraph 4Gs;
Adams Express, 07g; Wells, Fargo s Co,
3Sl; American 90; United States 43i; Pa.
citic Mail, 4St; New York Central, 03i;
do scrip, 50; Erie, 2lf; Harlem, 1851; Read.
ing, 9S; Michigan Central, 117i; Clevess
land " Pittsburgh, 104; Northwestern,
74f; do preferred, s4q; Rock Island, 1O74;
New Jersey Central, 1911; st. Paul, 63s:
do preferred, 74s; Wabash 52l; do pre-.
lerrcd, 75i; Fort Wayne, 0l; Terre
Haute, 21 Chicago and Alton, 11Ot; Ohio
and Mississippi, 359; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, ST.; Burlington and
Quincy 15Si Lake Shore, "a; Illinois Con.
tral, 1881.
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New York Market.

New York, February4
GorroN-Flrm; middling uplands 15sc.
FLoUR-Dull
PRovlsIoSs-Becf firm, with fair ex.
port demand. Lard, seller April 1876,
Others unchanged.
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THE Charleston Journal thinks the of.
fee Of Adlutant General will not he aboI.
ished.
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THE Capitol building was lighted with
gas for the first time last Wednesday
evening THAT Is, Illuminating gas.)
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The cadet barracks at West Point were
partially burned at 2 O'clock yesterday
morning. Loss $1,000.
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Faidherbe has issued orders carrying
into effect the armisticG in the territory
under his command. Among the candi-
dates nominated to tho assembly by the
Moderate party are Thiers, Changarnier
md Emile Keller, .r
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ENGLAND.
Generous Offer.

LONDON, February4.
The foreign Office announces that an
order has been made TO Bismarck and Fa.
vre to place English resources ut their dis
losal for supplying Paris with food; the
arrangements to be under the superln.
tendence of French and German Agents.
An Opinion About American Feeling.
LONDON, February3
Att meeting of the Liverpool Chamber
OF Commerce today, remarks were made
by Samuel Robert Graves and William
ltathbonc, members OF Parliament from
Liverpool. Both gentlemen agreed In the
expression of the conviction that all na.
tive born Americans cherish an affection
for England, and that II was the alien resi-.
dents Of the United States alone who was
hostile to this country.
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S1M1L1A s1M1L1BUs cURANTUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uOMEUfAIhlC SFEClFlCS
Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire SUCCESS: Simple-Pr0mpt- Efficient
and Reliable. They are the Best Family Medi-
cines In use-so simple that mistakes cannot bc
made IN using thGn 40 harmless as 10 b0 freU
rom danger, and so efficient as TO be always 70.
liable. They have received the highest eommen.
dhton from tho Thousands who hAvO long used
and known them. aud will always render salts.
action 10 those who try them.
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River Division.
Raltimore y OhlO Rnilrond DO,

MM@MEE 5Rsszz Z 37!.s
DASsEN TER TRAINS WILL
L run by tho following schedule on and aitof
December doth, 1870, Wheeling time:
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SENATOR MOTION.

Since the announcement that Senator
Morton Inns been rendered the portfolio
of the Secretary Of State, he has received
from almost every prominent Republican
in Indiana n protest against his accept.
anCe'of q Cabinet position. They repre-.
sent that ut this luncture Of the affairs In
the Republican party, Indiana cannot of.
ford to dispense with his Senatorial ser.
vices, and that his retirement from the
Senate would be inlmical 70 the best In.
tercsts of the Republican party,
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E&MMlEF
RAILROAD.

IL CHANGE OF TINE.
On and aitoF Monday morning, aist, 1870 the
train willlCAyS Wheeling At GSOr. n.
noVal W. u, BURTON, sup't.
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Cures Piles, Neuralgia, ToOthAche, Bleeding
OF the Lungs, Stomach, Nose or other Organs,
Burns, Bruises, LAmeneAH, kpTAlhs, RheumAs
tlsm, Sore Throat, Sore kyeS, B0lls, e0FnA,
Ulcers, Old Sores. Tho Best Family hedlelAR
known.
Price, Cor. SOc., PlntS 81 90, Quarts 81 Is.
E4- These Remedies, except PONDS EX.
TRACT, by the case ar ningle box, are sent to
any part OF the country, by mall or express, frGO
or charge, on receipt Of the price,
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
once and depot, No. 800 BRoADwAI, New York.
For Sale by all Druggists.
A null assortment 0f tho above for sale In Wheel
Ing by EDMUND BOOKING,
booking d CARROLL,
LOGAN, LIST a co,
TIIOS, J, FEENRY
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TnE NEW FUNDING DONDs,

The Secretary Of tho Treasury will Is.
sue next Monday q circular setting forth
the conditions and terms Of the issues Of
bonds now held. II Is believed that In
case tho National Banks should not show
q disposition 10 take these bonds, II may
he thought advantageous TO foster the or
gAnlzaLion Ofnew bonds. He says tho fact
that the National Banks made last year
an average profit Of more than II per
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XLIst CONGRESS-
THIRD SESSION.
WAsIHNaToN, February4.

.tga.a9ul--<-!lgya1EEG
SENATE.
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BRussELLs, February 4,

The Gdl0is has a telegram announcing
that Gen. Bourbaki has died from wounds
inflicted by himself while temporarily in.
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UtntFhI NblgnOIusl Military Command.
or Of Texas, who llas been elected to the
United States Senate, will not, according
to the precedent established In that body,
be permitted TO take his seat. Mr.. Ilamil.
ton, the sitting Senator, whose short term
expires on the 4th OF March, was elected
also for the long term, which commences
on that day. This Is precisely the Florida
case, where the Legislature deemed II pro.
per 10 elect a successor TO Mr.. Gilbert ai.
ter 1t hid elected him once to MI tho short
ind long terms. The Senate decided that
credentials for tho long term were Just
as good MS those for the short term, and
that the subsequent election by the Flori.
dA Legislature Wns invalid,