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NAE,S.

ENJOY AL.-AUG. ARSELL, JR., Il
80 CS., TIMERS, pDUMBEnS, AND tIAs-
FILTERS, have removed to heir new store No.
49, MAIN street, between ceventh and n ighth. and
are prepared with new stock and incre tscd force
70 execute all work In their line. Particular at
tentlon Is called 10 our new Paror Heater Spears
Golden sun, for heating one or more stortee The
best IN the country. nc 81 I'm
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4 CuAHGE.-W learn that tie intcrnc-
date celebration at Hampton Sidney Col
lrge will be held hereafter on the 18Th OF
January-General Lees birlhday-instead
OF the 22d February, the birthday of Wash
ugton. As the lawyer said about Philfopi
and Malachi, lit don't make much differ
cncc they were both very good men," 1t
gives the boys, however, new day 10 work
cn-thc old one having become little
thrcaibare as II theme for oratory.-Fdrna-
riLLc LOmnLQnlreQlth.
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TIlE CELEBRATED BRAD-Gss
i BJRY PLANO fTE- ri
has TO superior. elegance OF finish, beauty aud
purity Of tone. deiicncg OF touch-a combination
of excellence that should at.ract the attention OF
every one who knows how to appreciate fine In.
stru,nent. Gail and examine them at 90l Broad
Street. u. 6 \. W. DARBY,
nc 70 Ageats.
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Ole Bull has giyenup all thoughts Of con-
certlzing this season, and has projected
trip to Norway for health.
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RADICAL HONESTY attention Of the
Radical papers which dcnounce William
II. Tweed are invited TO the following pa
ragraph from the Clarke Courier:
I" NUlc RQdiral Papers are Supp0rtcd---
We were called upon by an assignee in
bankruptcy TO print handbills for the sale
Of some personal property, when we
asked the gentleman il he did not wish
the advertisement published in our paper.
He replied that the decree Of Judge Rivcs's
court Was that it should appear in one pa
per, and that paper was named in the de-
crec-a Radical paper-and published at
Lynctbug, up1rdrdS Of one hundred AMI
ffty mites iron, acilerc the sale takes place.
What honest: there Is III Eadtcalsm "
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TIE WHEAT CRoP.--The growing wheat
is looking splendid. On many fields where
il was sown early it covers the ground, and
j. tall enough to be cut with q scythe.-
piet:ulOnt TtrGlniGR.
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Barney McCracken, formerly delegate
from Louisa county, has been LYING, III
FredericksDu. the past month. tie ms
been. and still is. confined to his house by
Not on a solid foundation yet, is the re-
port from the Quantico branch OF the Rich-
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road. fredericksburg Ledger.
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ANllmoud nispattl1.
IL. 1871


Correspondence or tito Richmond Dispatch.
.rrul>IMENT OF CoAMiTTEES--NEw VIEWS
ORIGINATING IN THE RADICAL oRGASI3A-
7se> DEVELOPMENTS OF INCREASED
srHr>GvH AGAINST GRANTS RH-NoMlNA-
raeN--CHANCEs FOR A ROWAN ISpIAN
w&E IL rRf SrkcT, Ere.
WASHINGTON. November 16, 1871.
Speculation begins 10 grow a little ex.
...t,., ~ several subjects which must reach
.tu>i.Dmat.on very early after the meeting
.. Congress. Not among the least Of them
She appointment Of committees, Of which
Ho authoritative announcement can be
..4,,v smtii Speaker Blaine is ready to ac-
,.&ai0t the house ot Representatives Of his
......~.ou>, The impression is that they will
IL b. So composed IS 10 prevent disturb.
ices IN TIE early hours of the session.
!uc!2 la, been lstciy--since the New
\ agh Gee iu0s-mUch said about burial
-. Iav hH'&hrt, which had worked several
~.-..- 81. '"' tt%utc2! party so Tar as personal
'..."..1ny,s was concerned; and there is
81. i al, hat The peGcc.m3kerS will cndca-
/, & H. accomplish such 8 result next month
g., s.r.,ai> stA>ious, hut the PROBABILITY is
.#at t-lt "il have their hands full for II
- 81. = @A<' many circumstances viii pre-
is,@t .....s.-. Ives To foster the rifai:icS and
= a,.u~.r, ,iE,HUv rEtaui in the or.anizl-
!, L. II go! ','"''" 40 SeeIc'.-"S II Is
'I.'. .'.,--' >''1 Il >iLoNS movement Is under
-.'a . ""'1s"iHb' ~ ID inc Aau'ca! party 10
'2."',i..~" - III" q NcE c@No'Hatc than Grant
~ '.@ ny ,'Ilh. T'hce Tue recent veto
H. ~" l"iN, mo ana i'nnSyFanla
FL" IA 90! i''' y , at> ""'Nehtu rom me
. 80, ',,('' M|;" , i,"SteSS'o'l OF IL lor
.'. '''''. ;G,..i"' ''''s ~ 'ucir ohin
'.'...''' tH'."'"''c. HIS must ana VIII
..f' 100 S".u"' '~'i''e"t Nhcn ion'
...-' 49, - IN, az e'.dy he'aS can
'.-.' "' 2.'. ~ ~ me Ul:>ctS>lHns are oi no
i. '"+ mere ordinary importance.
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WHITE PARTRIDGE.-The first white par
tridoe we have ever seen WAS killed 4 few
DAYS ago by Mr.. John Willis, Jr., on the
farm Of Sir. Hubbard. near this place. 1t
is a beautiful bird, and has been stuffed by
MIR. Don Z. Gilbert Piedmont Tngsndn.
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PRINCE EDwARD.-Mr. Y. contests the
election Of his opponent on the ground
(-uh>tuntially) that Jor@enson" is not The
same name as iorgensen." The latter is
the real name; the former that which ap-
pcarcd upon tie Radical tickets.
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The NEGROES CoMISG UvEE.-The Farm
vile Commonwealth contains letter from
\. L. Ncnablc, Esq, (Conseryatirc.) which
says:
"The TACT will remain with us through
life Il subject OF pride that every colored
man in the county except one, upon whom
we felt that we had any personal claim on
account Of former friendship or association,
came up manfully to the polls and voted for
IL. This will I've Il matter Of pleasing re-
terence TO lis while we live"
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LUyBER DEALERS.
RICHMOND, November Is, 1871
Nc CURING, AND SMOKING

DALhINU, % hiNU, hND SA0VhlNu
Esa ABIleHMEET.-F. uEC HLEh, JR.,
o BROTaEhS Nos. u. %, and IS first Market,
h.ying &C great expense retted thelE Establish
ment and added every 'iup,o gemsnt that me sx-
nsrienca OF fftSeu years could devise, take plea
pmra In Announcing to their friends and The pub
Iic generally that they arc now prepared 70 FUR
nish 10 the fsde AID consumers every arsieie
loaeinn Of sAUraGss for the southern market.
Taansiul for the PATRONAGE Of fsisnas .: sna ne
p avas. 10 mertt ,hs continuance or the sane.
v. HkChLEk, Ja., bkOThEka
o., I'm
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sc "a dispatch 10 thc Dsliuorc !,
liz NITT rRESInENCY.

WA%U!EGg0N. November lG.-Tnc report
'a.t The Democratic leaders are IN CORE
sYuG1puc" with rr-a:Q t. the propricty Of
.andualA- Il Nomination Tor President,
&.'h View pf supporting L Conservative
i.-..}. t;"gu rlHt cate II opposition 10
~, III not OF inquiry III New IoTk
au! OF Ui.M,ors Of the Democratic COM
.N.. ID. :. - Washington, assumed positive
-.-..u. That gate number OF Dem
,.r.t- here i.Yor such a course il openly
St. ...t'rd, while Senator >churZ and other
I..}ua..4,>, who ~" opposed u coGlln-
,..H," ut thn present Administration, de-
,..". In, tAc only nope Of success l. found
%. ju.G programme.
f.,E >usu = convention is to be Gil d,
.,a ., H. il to cali II. G.C questions, II Is
.u,t. ,a3l must ia lc;l Tor The future to
....l.,.. IL There i time III which the Demo-
e..Jt~ ct 81! sections can discuss il. The
National Democratic Executive tommt-
t..., appointed by the last National Con-
la.'iun, VII meet in Washington Ill Janu-
a.y. carrier NAN u-lt:.l, 10 decide OH the
sane aua place o.. .ulqiu@ tie lIeNt conFcn-
-. 81. ~ tu1t tune ILc noiIGy OF the con-
-ry-ti}- kCpuJi,C,li> and The extent OF
.|... cooperation Of the Democratic party
@#G! re iuiiy developed, AMI the committee
r.u dr.+,lc whether 1t is the H.SeSt course
.r >uc C4li. pane and simple, for the
rGa ias uf the Democracy again IL ma
g.u.M council y statement that the
t,.,oIny faction OF the Republicans
ut,ni' - bring forward Mr. tollaX
tug a." PRESIDENCY turn> cut untrue.
,lr NiccPrc>ilcut writes that he is
aut candidate t,'r any Office, but idVors
rar. - election at Grant. aud ADDS that for
a..a.gH he adhere, 70 his resolution 20 re-
,.g" 20 lIiyate lie a, the end OF his term OF
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A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
p PETERSBURG, VA,
Manufacturers OF Sews, Book, sac wrapping
Papers.
Orders solicited, ~ which we promise prompt
ana iai'lie4 xciLsWAlSE 4 CO..
o..... ,nd Com y. 60 trr Merchants
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Domestic Maraets-IBY TELEGEAPH.1

Domestic Markets. Ok TELEGFAPH.l
NEW YORK, November IL. Cotton eGsler; SALES,
249 bales upisnus- losc. Elour-southern steady;
common 10 fglf eStr., 80 sQlQs7.G0. WDiskey 4
shade frmer at 9I9s:jc. Wheat irregular and un-
settled; winter red western, $i.654 sl.es Corn
irregular: 49,. for western mixed Pork moro
active 1T S13.lcQgSl3.2O. Mess beef quiet iIllc:
Tor plain mess. iIAlic. for extra mees. lara
heavy; S2Is3c. for kettle. Turper tine III a. CSC.
hosln quiet and une hanged Freigats ffm.
BALTIMORE, November T.-Cotton firm: low
rpid1lIn.s bGllstc. Flour unchanged and in good
demauu. IS neat steady: Ohio and indiana, Sl.6s
G8.c5 Pcnn.Siv .nia 81 eiYSln. Corn hrm
INV white, 7OGsOc. yellow, TeG13c. CID mixed
western. 7!GlAc. Oats quiet at 'slls2c: provsi29Ss
arm :. " estern butter rolls. 2t427c.; low grades
neglected. Wbiakcy, s4lgG.tc. $500,
Virptnia's. old 81 bid 't5's, 81 bio '6rs, % o.
Commons old 20 bid; new. 81 bid. We5. Firg!nia's
esS DID, so asked. North Carolina's, % bid new
IL old.
oUIsvILLE. November T.-Tohacc2- msrte.
bare and tirm Iugs, a70.s; low to medium is11'
$S.5O@sH. baggtHg unchanged.
ST LOUIS, November lz-Tnbacco easier az
Sa75@5i50. Hemp nominal. Bsgsing easier az
l7Qllst. Whlskey unehansed at sstc po o r r.i
at 1913. Is old Sl3 50. Bacon easier; oleaF rio'
Sc; cleaI sides, 7i@sc. Lard etc. for rehnen'
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Z. WOOD d CO.,

WILLIAM i. WOOD d CO.,
w 3T3 and 375 w. Baltimore street,
EALTIM 'RF. Md.
manpf4ctnrers OF STEAM HEATING APPA-
RATUS, and Inventors OF the new polished font
1tt-top PARIS RANGE, In every respect the best
co0kirgrange In the Ulited States, and warn au.ed
10 heat the rooms above. u received, with the
celebrated Parlnr sun aud Lightning Fireplace
Fair and al the american Institute Fair New
York. Buy Ell! her the Parlor un or lightning
Fireplace Heaters and the Paris Range, and you
viii have the Dess heating fireplace stove and The
best cooking apparatus In the world.
Send for descriptive circular.
WILLIAM Z. WOOD 4 CO..
Manufacturers and Inventors Of Heating, penti-
latug, and Cr oktng Apparatus, ais ana 'ls ~
baltimore street Bsltirnorr Ld. no . o5m
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" CUHRANT'S
T.. R0USE-TURNISHIEG STORE,
No So3 afAIT STREET.
CHINA and GLASSWARE,
sHyER-PLAIED WARE,
kODGaRS'a TABLE CUTLERY,
FANCY GOODS,
OYSTER and SOUP TUREENs,
STEEL and SRDNZED FiAE-S5Is,
NURSERY TENDERS,
PARLOR COAL VASES,
PLATE W. RSERt.
f;EHMAh sTUDENTS' LAMPS,
JAPANESE PAPER WARE; and variety
or useful articles. Cali and see them. oc 80
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MISCELLANEOUS.

he crrcragy ot tie National kcpub!can
r>rrut.yr Committee issued cali to-day
49, n4,ra mpr,in. here on the 18th OF Janu-
.1; - drrlUc when and where the next
,.elliitcan .p:e>dcutial Convention shall
.c held. - tar ~ members Of ihe commit
.. asr. been beard from, New York city
'GyOfci.
The VIRGINIA delegation in CONGRESS at
s..g. coming rca>iou Will again urge the pass
-.2a 81 It bli !.pr subsidy for the James
..strr Canal proj@ct, based on plan OF re-
.;..Glcnt ior All money advanced.
taItrI states Treasurer Spinner having
.!ed IN an attempt to induce the Adams
LZpIess Company TO transmit bve"hunofea'
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THE &E3Eva CONFERENCE.

tar Pres dent. II Is understood, has ten
A.. ..e tu. vacant office q counsellor 10 tie
q -yL Conference. jus. declined toy jude
Is, 81 Massachusetts,, 10 Wcil.Ano"n
set lFHiIvc lawyer, upon whose accept
49,. S!Nu.p,nu Inc publicity oi his name.
H.. -e:tl-Ean i'll question Is Dc!icYcd 10 DC
,..-.., U'CoGor, vi Nrw York, and The
,E., H. >.,id 10 bc IN acknowledgment by
IL. !rc-ltcnt nf that Democratic support
E.I.:.a was gwen ~ ;he treaty " W"sh!ng-
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BOILER EXPLOSION AND PANIC AMONG
SCHOOL CHILDREN. .."

4 boiler in a small building attached to
the public school on Navy street, Brooklyn,
exploded this morning, shattering the walls
and windows and tearing the fences, pro-
ducin9 panic In the school, where some
eight hundred children were studying.
TIE teachers, however, succeeded in quiet
iny and dlsmlsslns them without injury to
any one.
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PEEsiDENT ) MESSAGE,

IN" President yesterday commenced Tor
's.. L.. Gme The preparation "t his annual
message ~ Congress. All that can be sad
q. IT, u.F 4, that IL gill he about The same
i.u-fi. 81, n. one lat year. He has not re-
'sE},& yos Ill The departmental abstracts 10
- ...uLnulaLcN III Tie message.
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LAHLESSNESS IN THE .SOCfH.

u. =. MAIL AGENTS ATTACKED N kENiLcKf-
THREATENED SUSPENSION OF THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Gen. Giles \. smith,
Second Assistant Po>tmaeterGener'l has written let
ter 10 the Post,uasfar al ~, Mathew Ky. in which he
says:
on the 18th OF January last awanton ana uuproVoked
attack w.is made Mm. II. Gibson route Hgh' III tho
service Of this Department, Al Benson oteOi, On
the Iouiayille and Lexington RifOal; dud riotous
Recommendations were made on he ~ne dat ~ other sta
,;.. 40, tbe .am. road, in consequence Oi winch the
lives ~ the route agents are put ia p,l au me pds.As
AZ The DenaJtnent seriously impedcd The Postmaster
General h. directed 60 call Sour attehon 10 te act
@ 10 fbe I0sal service and 10 Say, mat unless
L. nroecton shall be given 10 tue agents chosen By tho
d r and the mails in their charge, on aid route.
H. malls will be Withdrawn from the entire route Tho
desirrs 10 have yOhr ye~S as 10 tno
bhia sfrty OF the agents OF the department should
he ar,I he Withdrawn anu the service on sad route be
flusttd
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALBANY.

IGNORANCE or LEGISLATORS on TIE COAL QUEs-
II0N-ANOTHER CITY RAILROAD SCHEME.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THB TRBuNEL
ALBANY, Feb. G.-The sessions Of the Legis-
lature resumed this evening after an intermssion
~ ten days. In the Assembly, a great many bills were
introduced OF which Of special importance.
Mr. Goodrich handed in PETITION Of American stock.
holders for the repeal Of tho Eric Directors Classification
act.
hr Weed, who appears 10 he ignorant of tho fac, that
Ihcfo are two kinds Of coal ard that The present trouble
is ABOUT o"HTdctfe, and rOt btenous coal introduced
resolution iHsilucang tlo Ncw-Yo.k senators ana
Representatives 70 suspend tho duiy which -lbstan
italy preciue., accord ng 20 Ar Weed The importation
Of foreign coal The resolution lays over under the ruo..
MT. Murphy also mounted tho coal hobby with similar
resolution, tho pleau BE to which sds forth hat the
late disastrous Increase in the price Of oa il owing
The unnecessary protection which Con sfss ha- thrown
around the ping I"oLopC'8 ~ an giChng State by
the imposition 81 tho present IN rate bfduY uFon that
article. would tiat iegi.ialor, Innocent
they are iJ,,CrGaL
Senator Genet laid leforc Tie Senate utct bil er-
titled "An act 10 an" B0a.d Of Commissioners ~
Transportation ia The City Of &caYc. and 20 pso' idc
rev avenue ana means of pUbiic apotaton be -dd
cit. Tne members o. the Board named !u the bll aro
the Mayor Commission o. Tpbic Works, Pr at4t ~
Department Of Pablo Parks, President % DcreltmeE
OF Docks, erODciC, t,sct,r 8Ith h..-aiI J.. Dodge,
Noscs Taylor, Marshall @. E1DeIi-, and Iet'I cooper
The Board - authorized 10 lay out oW avenue ana
construct a railroad thereon from ti Batt,.y - tu'
Harlem River, west OF Tho Central laE IL' loule ~
the new avenue and g'IoaG is rom tic{ b.J through
Greenwch-st To Deyst. thence through Or under mo
two intervening blocks in direct line 10 Coeg plce'
thence through COIesei lace West g}r1aIVay, aLt
Iaurans-st 70 WasfIGtOr -squar; thence da2onaiy
through OF under WASN'T ftcn iare and the block al
jaccut 70 Greoaw c-ayc.; thence through GftcI"ch
and seyenth-ayc. 10 is Intersection With Bro4Nu
thence unG Broadway, the Circle, and Pubic hye to
point midway between Eighth and Nnth-dycs.; thence
through the middle Of tie blocks parallel
with the avenues h tho lie" avenue
ut One-hundredtEst.; and thence through said new
avenue 10 the Harlem River. The rO2l proposed shall
be depressed not less than leet, TO clear All inter
secug st-oets AID have width not less than 70 feet -
as To Accommodate lour tracks Those portions OF the
road which occupy any Of The existing streets or avenues
si1u be- rooted over. and constitute am arcade TINS
bin comes from Sanford L. Church and tho West Side
Association and omb0d, thcil ideas that The Ciy Gov
ernmont should provide means % comp urication DO
tween the e1tremi,os OF the ISLAND \ authorizing
the Governor "a appoint 20 aifionb Il Lai'- Lof ne
City Of hew-l Ork, Was introduced 10y NJ Genet Shd
passed under a suspen Jou " the rules.
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THE TERMS OF PEACE.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE EN-
PEROR WILLIAM.

THE TREATY NOT YET RATIFIED BY THE ASSEM-
pLY-EXPECTED PROTEST AGAINST sEs-
SION OF TERRITORY FROM THE "LEFT'-RE-
JOGGING IN BERLIN.
LONDON, Monday, Feb. %, 1871
The Emperor William thus announces to the
Empress Augusta the signing of the treaty of peace:
With deeply heart in gratitude to God,
! inform YOU that the lreliMinarics of peace have
been signed. The Bordeaux Assembly must yet rat
lily them. WILHELM"
The prelmnaries of peace were signed yesterday
at $50 D. IN. France cedcs Alsace and Metz. Belfort
is retained The war indemnity is fixed at five mil
lIards of francs. for the payment of which three
years time is granted the Germans to hold the for
tresscs until it is paid. The armistice is prolonged
for a week.
NJ. Rotbschld has been summoned to Versailles,
as have also the railway presidents who are to ar
range to carry the German troops back to their own
country. Their departure VIII be preceded BY
review in the CHAMPS &c Mars.
dispatch from Bordeaux states that the Assem-
bly, will hold no session to-day. Theirs and Picard
are expected to arrive there this evening. meet
ing OF the Deputies belonging to the extreme and
moderate Left was held there last night to prepare
a common protest against the cesson of French ter
1it0ry, but no action was taken
The news of tine conclusion of peace has ocoasionod
immense excitement in Berlin. The streets are
crowded. the houses are decorated with flags and
festoons and there are thouards Of people in front
of tho Palace There is 20 be general illumination
tonight.
The,Cologne Gazette says the signature Of the pre-
hmnarus to the treaty Of peace was delayed by the
intervention of the English, Russian aud Austrian
Governments, The Italian Government declined to
interfere.
The Journal do8 DtJats comments on the terms Of
peace imposed on France and says Theirs and Favre
were several times the point Of breaking oil nego
tiations at the risk OF the resumption of hcstties
and yielded only to dire necessity. Bismarck at first
demanded an irdemBity q ten millards Of francs.
and it was reduced 10 the sum finally agreed upon
only by the most Strenuous cSertiouO.
Tae 7ebGT0pA, of to-day has dispatch from Yer
saies Goth, which says NJ Theirs proposed the pur-
chase of Luxemburg by France and 10 transfer it to
Germany if Metz were restored TO France The prop
osition was refused together with another offering
an additional mlliard OF thaIers if Metz were
given up.
The Emperor William is much improved in health.
circular has been issued by Bismarck recount
ing the breaches Of the Geneva Convention by the
French during tle war.
1t is said that the Marseillos elections have been
annuled, and that VI. DcIceny declines to assume
the Deputyship Of The Government in that city
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rs Hattamoto and Gokenln, and formed q class OF
considerable Importance From among them were
selected all the treaty commissioners and envoys %
distant nations You have had plenty OF this and OF
equivalent ranks few sons Of kuges and recently
Mia or two and that "a all. II am correctly informed,
the vong Prince" who is just setting cut for sojourn
I'm Prussia is character OF consequence in recent
onanese history Heis saih 10 DE the identical M9who
0ccuped the great temple OF uyeno in Hedo during ne
civ uar and vino after rs Destruction was Induced ny
the party fayOrng the reistabshmen OF the Tycoon
power to declare himself Mikado III opposition 10 'he
actual soyprpign residing at KiOto. TINS movement II
NAV ne remembered, was the mlfnent Of polcy de
ysed by the founder Of the Tycoons ia1i. Iwp Sen
tnries no and for a short period the lF Mlhio was
gnized ana supported by half the empire. Nv Iot
t,e srdden and unexpected breaking down or iue
oor,s scbct1es- or tOse OF his fOlUwcrs-hc might 20
day he the occupant Of the Imperial castle az h0tO
rstead OF a wanderer seeking instruction OF NV ~
oi,ro"d In tho listing condition Of japanese hlaiis
iis present estate is undoubtedly the more gracious
The Japanese who are staying at the 81
Nicholas Hotel visited Central Park and "ast' sesFr
day and some Of them witnessed the " BiacE ,r1oA -,
Nbios in the evening. They viii leave lOI Ndsn'"s'o"
on Wednesday.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. q, 1911
The Senate met at u p. N.

The Senate met Gt y p. N.
Bills were introduced incorporating tho Queen City
Caledonia Curling Club OF Buffalo; extending the time
fer orcanizng the Niagara Water Works Co; authorizing
the Jast Of tie Supreme Court assigned 20 hold the
General Terms thereof in 'he several Jaica Depart
Tnents Of this X tha times and places o. holding
the e; authorizing tbe formation OF rufodd c9npa-
mics use tracks Oi tlree feet gauCt 3pTfop nalnS
$4,000 10 the Hudson River state Hospital; pFOYding
that whenever ia any trial juror shall be challenged
upOn the ground thai he has formed OF expressed an
opinion. such challenge shall be only challenge Tor
favor nd shah not be challenge iCr principal cause
incr, si number OF NO.aTes Public IN &c Slotk TO ZOO
Passed.
The following bills were disposed ~ as noted Amend
ing tle aet authorizing certain towns In Catraugus AID
Ere Counties purchase and convey the night ~ way
for road pprpOSes-tbrd reading rnrt ihy the cRAr'
ter OF the state grcUltUra SOci., y-ihFd reading.
ANOTHER CIrT RAILROAD sCIfETE.
bill was introduced authorizing she Mayor, ne Com
missioner Of Public Works, tie President u tie Depart
nent or Pubic Works. and the President ~ the DEPART
ent OF Books together with Win. 4. D0dce Moses lSy
Or Marshall q. Roberts, Peter Cooper, and their s1c-
o.ss0rs Office, Board OF COnmiSs Ouers OF Transport
alton 10 ay and construct and Opt .te steam iii-
road extending from the Battery Ia Harlem River ADD
the west side Of Central Park, the CoHgnissoners ~
serve without compensation. ADJOURNED