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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-14

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f. WAsHINGToS Dec. 1S..-A resolution was in
troduced appointing Committee of Seven, on
retrenchment, to be elected as the other COM
rnitfpns
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DR.. SIM MONS
Liver Regulator,
SURE TO CURE

heartburn collie or pains in the bowels pain in the
head fever and ague, dropsy boils, pain in the back
Sc.
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Y3I::Ya:y:yfvI3

AcOmpOund or COc0a-Llut oil, 4c. AcknOWI-
gedthe oese promoter of The groi0tk and beautlj
2Cthe hair: JOS. BURNETT { CO., Boston, Mass.
Solo ~ all druggists. Beacare Of limitations
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LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATION.
THE TENNESSEE REPORTED SAFE.

TIE VESSEL SEEN OFF THE COAST OF HAYTI.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Secretary Boutwell,
received the following dispatch from Boston to-day:
BOSTON, Feb. 1S.-Capt Hopkins Of the British
bark Mary Baker, from ST. Michael, which arrived
at this port this morning, reports that, on
the 2sth of January, he American
man-of-war off Mole st. Nicholas northwest side
Of Hayti. When first seem she was under steam
but after stood theIeast end Of Cuba under
sail and steam, going very slow, with ensign set.
Description answers TO Tennessee.
Officers at the Navy Depot say that the vessel seen by
Capt Hopkins was undoubtedly the Tennessee other
vessel answering the description being at that time in
those waters, Admiral Lees flag ship the Severn
the only other vessel that could possibly have
been there, and this is known TO have sailed
from Jamaica the very day the Tennessee was
semitic 2Sth. 1t is now known that ii was
the intention Of the Commission to land first at some
port on the northern coast of san Domingo, and it is
supposed that. having done this Capt Temple, on leay
ing port found adverse winds through the Mona pas
sage to the east OF San Domingo, and sailed west
through the windward passage. The Commission has,
therefore, probably visited san Domingo City before
going to SANTANA Bay.
MISUNDERSTANDING further has been heard here from
the Tennessee The dispatch received this morning by
Secretary Boutwell, haeen the constant topic OF CONVEX
saton all circles here to-day and there are numerous
conflicting opinions in regard to the identity OF the ship
seen by Capt. Hopkins. Duplicates Of the dispatch were
sent to Admiral Porter and Secretary Robson this after
noon. The former Endorsed on it: "Ths was the Sew
ern," and the latter: "Ths the Tennessee" and
the officers stationed at the Navy Department con
time in the latter opinion.
The statement of Capt. Drummond, printed In THE
TRIBUNE Of this morning, and first received here this
evening is also freely discussed, and those who have all
along held 10 the theory that some accident had hap
pened the Tennessee were more respondent than ever
when they read it.
The anxiety for the safety OF the Commission is daily
increasing notwithstanding the repeated assurances OF
those whose opinion in regard to the maerare supposed
to be OF most value that there is yet cause for ALARM
aud there Will he feeling of great relief when the news
OF her arrival is received.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. The Massachusetts, State Senate has passed a
bill making bailale the offences Of rape and arson
1.-Two of Herring's safes received a severe scorch-
ing the recent ore at Tog Penn but their contents N
The Auditor of the n Y. Canal Department, IN
answer Senate bow mseh
been purposes during 1870 Reports s '
to be 3 1871 ,s96 70 -.
w The opening of the Mercantile Library III IN
einpau GU SUNDAY causes talon 10
that city. matter will be soon o's
tine School board.
1.-The ASSAY Commissioners were ia S Sesslon az ~.
the Mint 10 Phapha Yesterday Prince no ron Com
psrtmrnt OF Japan, ami Prof Fonsonisi Neeie!a' " Wv
mission, EtTolacei 10 the COmhi'si'"'
e f. Clark has sued the Jackson ih nsui Me-.
n,uy $4,000 teloAte ~ if
Yo shich failed several yaars sgo The planuIsa i. ~
/ Ca and the Jackson Insurance Company WY ~ III.
The l.. = Circuit Court OF Boston on pe,l.io an
OF Ohio has sfAh' a"
w. 81 tbs play called The Drummer BOY o ~ 80
We :, n ~ ra,nsn Of such ~ MAJ 'ausp 'ne au'
"A bill has been introduced i,, IN the Meio "d.
House divide the aOlO 1 r .ss Che Milan, apol. ard
~ Iou will Fci bs A IN, an, ,v,r.I other roads
buaue raul. the LAAe frph A"" "~' 49,
AL each.
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Trial or HoN c. C. BOWEN FOR BIGAMT
Conflicting TESTIMONY CONCERNING TIE AL
LEGED MARRIAGE IN FLORIDA.

CONFLICTING TESTIMONY CONCERNING THE AL
LEGGED MARRIAGE IN FLORIDA.
WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-THE trial of Repre-
sentative Bowen for biGamy continued in the Grim
iual Court to-day. novel feature Of the proceedings
was the testimony Of John Wilkinson, who sworc he be-
lieyed he was married 10 the woman known as Mrs.
Parke Bowen. OF Tabtha BrOmela and that Judge Hen
dcrson performed the ceremony in 1850 She wanted TO
lie married and have c. c. Bowens name, which he as
sumed she offered witness 500 compensation, and he
took the money! he did not remain with her. and never
saw her again until yesterday in court Wilkinson said
e had no particular business, but played cards and kept
a faro-bdnk.
judge Henderson recalled saying he never saw
wilkinson before now and did not marry hin to IdDtha
Prke. This witness also swore mat IN 1850 he was clerk
of the Circuit Court and Judge Of the Probate Court in
Tallahassee he Identified the certificate OF marriage
issued to Iabtla Parke and e.. G.. Bowen by him as
Clerk and as Judge performed the marriage ceremony in
accordance with the laws Of FOl1daShe recognized Mrs.
Bowen, in court the lady he married 10 Bowen
al tins time they lived and wife for IL months
To his knowledge.
Mr. wilkinson having left the courtroom, he was sent
for, but could not be found.
The above refers To the first marriage OF Bowen the
second marriage with Mrs Susan =. King being unques
Toned.
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THE NEW FIVE PER CENT LOAN.

PROSPECTS OF A MARKET IN GERMANY-PR0B-
ABLE EFFECTS OF REVENUE REFORM"
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The following is an
extract from letter OF H. Kresman, Consul at Berlin,
70 the Secretary OF the Treasury dated Berlin jan 25
Bat for the war, bonds would be at par, and the
new five per bonds would he largely taken. Peace
seems now than al any time previous and with II
am sure q market for new bonds will at once open,
provided always that yOu win be permitted to go on re-
duciug the public debt thereby wping out the premium
on gold the hue and cry for revenue and tariff reform
prevails and reductions made so as To prevent con-
siderable surplus of income over our expenditures,
we will not De able to place our new five per cents here
large number OF National banks have already ac-
ceped the invitation of the Treasury Department to act
as agents in the negotiation OF the new lOan and those
that accept will be so designated
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MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.

r,vrNG HER INDEMNITY-THE GERMAN
-n,-,,PHAL ENTRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
e,p,oUsIY ILL 49, MINISTER wASHBURNE
AGAIN IN PARIS.
LONDON, Tuesday, Feb. IA, 1871.
Tho Versailles correspondent of The Times tele-
graphs to-day that portion Of the Paris contribu-
ton has been paid, viz: G2OOOOOO in bills on Lon
don: ctOoOOOO in notes Of the Bank of France, and
f1OJ0O0O in specie.
Paris is tranquil The disarmament is proceeding
and is nearly completed. If peace is made on fair
terms il is probable that the Germans viii not enter
Paris: but the 2ith Of February is considered the
probable day Of the entry in one is determined
upon.
Tie Echo da Parchment of yesterday says that NJ.
Gambctta is seriously i'll. The Germans in the Seine
Infereure exact contribution of p francs from each
inhabtant.
A dispatch from Brussels states that Mr. Wash
burne, the American Minister in France, has re-
turned 10 Paris
The French have proposed a prolongation of the
Armisice and VI. Favro is expected at Versailles in
connection with the request
The Emperor William win 60 to Berlin at the
beginning Of March, to open the sessions of the
Reichstag.
Minister CrEmieux has ordered the liberation Of
Berczowsi the Pole, imprisoned for attempting the
life of the Emperor of Russia during his visit in
Paris i'm 1897.
Railway communication between Lille and Paris
is partially suspended. Trains from Lille for Paris
are stopped by the Prussians, but trains from Paris
bound north are not interfered with,
In the House OF Commons, last evening, Mr. Glad
stone denied that the Prussans had placed obstacles
in the way of the revictualing of Paris The Pre-
mier also said that the Government had suggested to
Prussia TO make known the proposed terms Of
peace.
Furloughs have been accorded to large portion
of the Swiss troops stationed upon the frontier OF
France.
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LARGE FIRE IN PORT JERvIs-Loss $4,000

PORT JERyIs, Feb IA fire broke out this
morning about 81 o'clock In threestory frame building
on Pikest. belonging 10 Jacob May tObacconst, and
spread TO adjoining buildings. The building IN which
the fire originated entirely consumed in short Tine
the inmates barely escapng with their lives The drug
Store Of Dr. j. = Hunt grocery OF b. L. ShIies DOCK store
Of Vail Bros the millinery and drcssmaking establish
ments OF Miss T.. H. Sddcry and the Misses Van Etten
followed. Jacob Mays loss ID s50 no insurance. DR.
Hunts $s,O01, insured for $4,000 Vail Bros $500 in
sured for $1,000 Mis- suddcr $500 no Insurance. Mnses
Van Eten, 1850, no Insurance; A. NJ May photographic
1880. no INSURANCE L. EareK. 400. insured foT sION
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covering the bodies. Tho physicians OF Poughkeepsie
had been there during the night and the undertaken
ana coroner had been tcd make all needed Drcpa
ration. was present while nearly all the bodies
recovered and assisted at the time in taking the
loose garments letters, and yaluabes from the water
They were all carefully preserved, aud memoranda
made OF everything that could lead to identification.
kilograms were Immediately sent to their relations, and
later IN the day persons in New-HOrk known to be
connected IN any way with the victims were
communicated with personally. There is not shadow
OF foundation for the report that Mr.. Toucey
or his assistants were lacking in either efficiency
humanity; and II is a malicious statement that the
the eartless tests OF bystanders, that manuscript
sermon was read amid the jeering OF crowd, az
stated in New-YOrk morning paper OF this date
COPIED from Western journal. II the man who
penned those heartcss reports could have witnessed
with me the solemn scene at the wreck that morning
and the humane consideration exhibited by Mr.. Toucey
ana his employees he would have saved me the pain OF
this letter. That there attempts at theft by
Migrants Is true, but that such attempts cectuay
and Immediately checked Is also true. will add that
have no connection or interest whatever with the Rail-
road Company, hut simply make statements that will be
substituted by many of the best citizens OF this city
and vicinity. ii. G EASTMAN.
LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATION.
ALBANY, Feb 1.-THE Railroad Committee
Of the House met this morning in the matter Of the New
Hamburger accident, and examined Charles Wendell,
Treasurer Of the Central and Hudson River Railroads.
to the number Of employees the otrain, salaries paid
and duties The Committee then adjourned, with the
understanding that resolution shall be offered in the
House proposing joint action with the senates Commit
tee on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-15
GENERAL LEGISLATION.

The bill to modify the usury laws was Killed IN the A.
semby this afternoon by vote Of IS TO g. after HAVING
been the subject of prolonged discussion The only gen
uine opposition TO the bill came from the country mem
beers, who think that MODIFICATION OF the present "a"
,,orld mako il impossble for the farmers Ia Dor
row on bond and mortgage except Al eNor.
bitant rates OF interest; seven per %, cent
and custom ana there il strong conservative feeling
that any change would wou be for the @orsS Gy one
for the modification embodied III M rounuS "'i''
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THE FRENCH ELEOIloNo'

ANOTHER BALLOT REQUIRED IN PARIS
JULES FAYRE AND OTHERS "I'"o
SITE MAJoRITIEs.
LONDON Tuesday, Feb. H. 1871
..oond ballot will be required in Paris to deter
= o',O ao,.a,;on Of Favre. Uhrch, Fonville' Faid-
49, ,,, Chin and GambOn who have not obtained
the requisite majOrites' .,, l. .,o
1,no porub,can ticket for the Assembly in the
Don nT of somme was badly defeated
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GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION SIR STAFFORD
NOETHCOTE APPOINTED TO SUCCEED SIR JOHN
ROsE-TIE EASTERN CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Tuesday. Feb 4. 1870
The Times Of to-day says that the private en-
gagcmclts OF r John Rose preventing his acceptance,
his position q member Of the High Commission for the
adjustment Of all questions at issue with the United
stats has been rendered 20 Sir Stafford NOrhcOe. The
latter has accepted, and VIII sail during the present
week for tie United States Sir Stafford is probably
intimately acquainted with all considerations
arising out Of the Alabama claims than ans other person
who could have been selected for the position.
The next meeting Of the London Conference will be
held Ola Thursday next.
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MsCELLANEOus CABLE DIspATcHEs

The Lower House of the Prussian Diet
has approved the proposed advance Of 1ity millions Of
thaers 20 Dc Empire.
.-..Adyiccs received at the British Foreign
Once mp 20 tie 2fth OF January, represent the North Of
China 10 he perfectly quiet.
Tile British House of Commons on Mon
day voted d0wry of 100000 Ia the Princess Louise and
an annual allowance OF $4,000. The vote was unan-
...-lhe Italian Chamber OF Deputies has, by
aNOe OF against 49, approved Of the policy of the
Ministry relative to the inyOlabihty of the Papa resi-
dCncc >f' 49,
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The following nomi-
nations were sent to the Senate to-day:
George oney Collector Internal Revenue for the Second District
Of Rhode Island.
William Chichester Surveyor Of Customs at Layscs TeIas
William AshuOre. Collector Of Customs Burlington, ~ j.
Thomas RUSSELL Collector Customs at Boston and CharesiOsn
Mass.
Capt Peter Niche Professor Of Natural and Experimental Phoso
phy the United States Military Academy.
Spencer Baird Commissioner Of Fish and Fisheries under the reso
luton OF Feb 9. 1871.
Henry David Consul at Martinique, Mexico.
Unel Judge Eastern District OF Toas
Knssell nasngs MaLAl Tor the Northen District Of Ohl9
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HOW THE LONDON TIMES WAS SENT TO
PARIS.

The long columns of announcements IN Ihe
london Tines intended for friends in Paris have for
SOM, t.,c ec a frequent subject OF remark and people
have wondered what chance there was OF their ever
reaching the eyes for which they were meant The means
adopted Tor this purpose explained in The Times OF
Jan. so:
those pages Of the paper which contained com
grapled with great care by the London siereo-
sr0idc ard Photographic Company ON pieces o.
thin and almost transparent paper. about an men
and alalf ln length 10y an inch IN width. On THESE
imur ions there could be seen by the naked eye only
two .eghIo words The Times and six narrow brown
band, presenting the six columns OF prlncdImater
forming page of ne spaper Under the microscope
however. the brown spaces become eglnlc and every
line of tie newspaper found to have been distinctly
copied, and with tAc greatest cearness Inc Ih'to-
graphs were ,tA bordeaux FOR Transmission thence
iv carrier pigeon 90 Pans. When received there they
were ma g1nhcd, by the aid OF magic lantern 10 large
size and thrown uUOu screen. stan or Clerks nlut-
diaely Transcribed the and sent them OF 10 the
places Indicated by tine advertisers.
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barometer CORRECTED for temperature and eeyatlOnl

Barometer corrected for temperature ana eeNatOnJ
The snow-stOrm yesterday was general
throughout the NewEngland States, seriously impeding
railroad travel.
The observations on Mount Washington at
D. H. yesterday were Barometer, 231 being change
Of minus III last report; thermometer So being
change Of plus 80 since last report relative humidity
rs calm. A storm set In at u. H.
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STATE or THE WEATHER.

TELTGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, L. 5. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT lI'f'
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NETS
ANOTHER MARINE DISASTER.

COLLISION ON TIE RIVER MERSEY-A CUNARD
STEAMER SERIOUSLY DAMAGED.
LONDON, Tuesday Feb. "A, 1871.
The Guion steamer Wyoming and the Cunard
steamer Morocco In collision in the MersCy. The
latter was much damaged that the captain was
obliged to her ashore TO keep the from sinking
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negro soldiers no longer paid through the Freedmens
Bureau. There Is probability that they will be sue
cessfu
Mr. r. b. Elliott, Representative elect from the Column
ba District OF South Carolina, upon the floor OF the
House to-day and introduced by the present mem
ber Judge Hoge. Mr.. Elliott appears to be a full
blooded African. He educated in England, and
since the reconstruction Of his State, has been member
OF the Legislature and Assistant AdiutantGeneral OF
militia He is reported the ablest orator Of his race in
the South.
number OF ex.offlcers OF the army, who were mus
tered ont on the OF January under the Army keduc
ton law have pettiOned Congress for special legislation
10 their restore commissions. Each thinks MS case one
Of peculiar hardship and regards his muster OUT as an
unwarran outrage. No action mas Deen IAeh oh
these petitions. 49,, ,,.,-o, ., tho
The following are the receipts and expenditures OF inc
Treasury for the quarter ending Dec 81, lSI0: 70, 10
Receipts Of Customs.
Receipts Of Internal Reyenue....'..''''''
Sales Of public lands.
sources. Ifs5ifio 20
r.-...,.,. ....... 4s5Og7.I2O so
The following the expenditures Tor tne saie
Civil and mscelaneous..
Indians.
Pensions
Inerest the public debt....''.'''''''' E'f'4oD' o
Ne, svrsndi,nrss .,...........S 74ll5,TZ3 q
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TIE NEg- HAMBURGH DISASTER.
NO MORE BODIES DISCOVERED" MRS. BENNETT
AkkEsTED As An IMPOSTOK.

AhhtsIED As An IMPOSITION,
NEw-hAMBURGH, Feb. IA terrific north
cast storm prevails here. Everything about the wreck
covered with ice and all has been abandoned for
ihe day The locomotive is out aud everything is ready
Tor laying temporary track whereby TO land II On the
shore No more bodies have yet been found The
sergeantaAtnls OF the Senate is here subpenalng wit
nesses for the Legislative investigation.
The who gave her name as s,ra,, to,,,ot,
claimed that her husband on the illfated ,roi t
tiled hat at POughkeepsie his and then tainted and
who has collected considerable money from svpnatb,i
persons, was arrested impOser TODAY and taro,
10 Poughkeepse. but out OF sympathy for her children
no complaint was made against her, and che took tbe
train for New-YOfk.
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TREATMENT or THE VICTIMS.

POUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. 14.-The following
Agned by Prof II. @. Eastman cOntradicts some state
ments hitherto current:
There have been many unfOunded and exaggerated
sa|ments regarding the treatment Of the victims OF tie
lianDurgb disaster, that duty 10 the relatives aud
nIthhs-HhOse grief has been intensified by these
fepOrts-and justice to the humane Superintendent
~ tnr road, Mr. Tuucey, inpel 10 nuDicatc this
nOoibeht OF facts. was present al the wreck with
f,Spinlhent gentlemen OF POughkeepse after day
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SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. Il, ISL

Bills were introduced providing Tor the Sc
curitv OF the performance OF contracts on puDe woh
ub incornoratug the East River ship Canal Company IN
az rIlaee ~ Astoria across Hallets Point irun Hal
i t Cove 10 deep water above Hurl Gate and Way
Reef with a capital Of N,5OO,OOO -, IL, -, A.,
The foowing bills were passed: For the reoI OF to
Raptis Church OF Nowfork from TAX ON lis
huria ground in Brooklyn; authorizing the etecuon o
houses and house for clergy by religious socetes;
amending the act for the protection OF peIsohs 'rvehg
on FOurth-avo New-lolki ln0o'PVi"i"s ''' '"'''""N
Eclectic Medical society. t., IA, u,,,,oA.u
Kills were introduced Incorporating The whitehall,
uaria,, and Mount Vernon Patent Railway COMPANY"
1i ~ anotber elevated railway, running from the Bat
tory nm broadway 10 Mount Vernon and allows NlS'
rine ~ the parks and public places for stations, with
on, sy ng therefor Also, Incorporating the Newlork
Nv Central and Yonkers Pstent Railway Company.
mic "a similar bill, the road running up broadway to-
yonkers Both have nearly the same corporators
The following bills were disposed OF In committee
noted Providing the widening and STRENGTHENING oE
broadway, orkprogress reported; To proWds Tor
the immediate improNen, mt OF certain streets IN new
Ynrk-third reading.
The Assembly resolution for Joint Investigation or
the New Hamburg accident was adopted. ADoarneu-
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MORE SAN DOMINGO CORRESPONDENCE.

MORE SAN DOMINGU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OUR NAVAL VESSELS ASSISTING PRESIDENT BAEZ
TO PRESERVE ORDER IN SAN DOMINGO-hAI-
TIANs ALSO FAVORING ANNEXATION
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The following letters
appear in the correspondence recently transmitted by
the President to the Senate with the orders issued TO the
commanders of naval squadron In the waters OF the
island of san Domingo since the commencement OF the
late negotiations:
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Mr.. Flagg, as IA question of privilege, stated

MT. rldER, uS II qutStioh Va p'i'h' 49, ''"''u
that though Is resolution Mas adopted some tune sln'o
calling ON the Nev-NOrk aud Erie, ana NV lork ten-
tral and Hudson River Railroad Companies, tor detailed
statements of their business but one Company, tho
NewYork and Eric, had rsponded: he therefore moved
York C,utrn and iIuGs"n River Railroad Companies.
calling lor rrHt- ~ Tue LIST Of March next A'sopsA-
AdjouTneI.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
ALBANY.
THE BROADWAY swINDLE.

FULL TEXT or TwEED's BILLg FOR REoPENINo
THE ASSESSMENTS AND AWARDS FOR DAM
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DIRK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1871.
WASHINGTON.

DEBATE on TIE WEST POINT TROUBLEs-IM-
PORTANT AMENDMENT TO THE POST OFFICE
APPROPRIATION BILL-TIIE GULF OF MEXICO
STEAMSHIP PROJECT PASSED BY THE SENATE
PROVISIONS OF THE PROPOSED BILL FOR