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SAN FRANCISCO.
Mail Robbery an 1hu Central Pacific
, ...A Narrow Guage Railroad. Do
-',.e a,.UHsAN FRASCIsCo,' Jan. 2sa

-'y.e al.cHSAN FRGS0IsCo,' Jan. &c.
Last evening the westward bound traih
on the Central Pacific stoppeg. at Alta sta
lion hcaf lie Submit 81 'Sierdl Nevada jol
supperlS , sB1th nhttll dgcrs lelt tliGa tat
locked. The car was opened by false
keys, and the register letters and 4 pack.
ageo Of ten thousand dOllurs in green6acks
were taken without Attracting the atten.
dion OF the guard in the next car, the
rldpbSg %ps found ripped open and fifel
near Tie car Tie mountains are GOV.
cred with snow. and it is hardly possible
for the robbers toIescape. y -
The Eastern Nevada Railroad company
will build u Narrow Guhge Railroad
from Elk on the Central Pacific 10
White Pine, one hundred and twenty
miles, incorpprAtedip NeYaba9 "a
" Governor sailJftl, OEAriSona, lin his
annual ontssAge, fceonimehdssa war ol
determination against the Apncheso he ia.
Hbrs emplgymeptof Eplmteers composeIl
Rf;Hl If; 3I es I'D sssSsE "a tss P
regular trOODs,
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JAY COOKE 8 CO..

1..s-.J, E...,,.t,.
oner or Saie ~ par aao accrued interest the Flta
Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds of the North,
am, pnc,ec p.iI,o4l, co,,rsr,, ma, ~, o..,
-. ,I"I.., I'N s.I. nO~PI' AaO1 a'0 "se
from United StatcS Tax, ana are Issued OF the
following denominations Coupons 500, $500
and Al ON. Reyister,d ann SEno =, noo &sh6o
- ~ S'N'' SS'V' S'iV'S' s''VVV
Anu SiV'VVV' '''i''T u L'1'N''l III $50" -.l
VIZ sa' sSie ens'ts eohtasnee ' WIN whch We
commented Government bonus TO Capitalists and
People, we now, after the fullest Investigation,
rscommcnd these Nor,he,n pac,Gc -Ps,,,oot
tVOAN tIt'S NI.uO'" 4"I'S i'a'''"'u
bOnds 10 our Irienus and thn general public
|. lnOIn pIYNHyT Eott nrIncJr,1 and Ir,or
est ate paSa6Ie In AmcFIcaa soId ccIrI u At % III
ngIco n TSv cnnl,c & r,oN NH,s Yatts i,r ~ nv
nrnc,Dai az ,SS nnJ n ~ ysSr" ,nS ia, t,o,as,
XII ths SttH ftScvsI, ahd ;vss Z, can,
W, V hsis v.l Sa al ~ ~ TU LII
~ ''''it W Ha'V''H"uN'1 @"u guy
Il PERFECT SLFETY,-The bonds WO are now
on aIi tho property and rights Of: the NoftRefh
Pacific Railroad Company, which viii embrace
|. Over Two Thousand Miles Of Road, with
rolling stock, buildings, and all other equip
menus -, -, ~.
i,We3lyit,Wo ~, housanH ~, Acres o. Land
10 every mile OF hnlshed road. This land, ,agIi
cullnnl, lmpsFed sna mineral, ainountingin all
teYIlhtC sections reaching TWENTY 10 forty mlihA
on each aide OF Inc track. and exteniing in A
broad fertile belt nom WiSconsin thFoush Tho
richest portions Of Minnesota, Dakota. MOntana,
Idaho, Oregon and Washington, 10 Puget Sound,
Mmle the GovernmenL uoes MOI dlrectly guar
Aniee the bouds Of the Road, II thus amply pro-
yides lor their iail and md prompt payment by an
utssclvSa srant " ianu, w vAuho!e eVef
" pPon tf
| THE MORTG AGE,-Tho Trustees under the
MORTGAGE are Messrs, j Cooke of Pbiladelnhia,
and j. Rdgar ThomSou, President Of the Penn,
sviyHnln CGntrai RnIlrnnd Comnnny Trhov viii
directly and permanently represent the eintercsts
oi tho First Mortgage bond holderA and arc 70,
qulred TO SEQ that the pr0etfds Of land sales are
used 10 plrchnstRJ and edEeeliigI ud bonds Qfks
Company II they can be bought before maturity
at mot more than 10 per cent. prealium other.
wise tho Trustees arc 70 invest tho proceeds OF
land sales in United States Bonds or iItcal
Estate Mortgage for tho further, security Of
Northern Pacific bondholdgTs. Also, that they
have ut all times in their c6ntro as Security, at
least 800 OF average land to every 900 Of
outstanding frst mortgage bonds, besides tho
railroad itself and all It's equipments and fran
'rtSSS; pSSprr,p1vvrss 4, oo,r,.I r.l ro,htn,, a,
hc sSfcr thSn ihe honds of tbc limited STATS hnt
N the Govcrnment ia no Ion,CT n horrnSyer. and
M fhe Nations nreaeht work IA moi tLat AZ Ite'
sprying ia axistencs, ibut that of pHyEIopiSrI A
CONTINENT. We remind those who desire 10 in.
crease their income And obtain more permanent
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Tha9!cr. 'RGiiioad' hR ths Hand, Of
y the Ponnsylvania Central.

Tho Daily Record says there Is rumor
current that the Pennsylvania Rail
lRoad Company has obtained the CONTROL.
ing interest In the stock ol the Union
Pacj9Q gQil Tal4d, partly ~ ipttchashs h
open markets, and partly through private
negotiations. That this Is one reason Of
the great rise OF all the securities of the
company. sAnnm Ila 20 .9H0OM AlOa
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rh5%ItHiT536slssi4 rh5t %IatiIFapia5 36aslts!s.i

N VV4tV " ~ UHuuHIJ "I'
The tepaIrl1k steamst fs5bertIL LbHd tdI
turned TO this 6arbor last evening, having
been driven from the vicinity Of the cable
by fiodtingiee.gI Ffohi this ihm6until May
there will be great quantities ol field ice,
and Capt Kerr, OF the royal navy, who
has heen'mauY yclfst Dnthg Nov Fond.
larif coast, thinks II VIII 80 itab6ssibte to
repair the cables beiorespriDg, iG
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:ThGLatBst News.
= TTSVV =
The Banquet to Frank Blair.


z The banquet to Senator Blairiwtptght
was quite grand affair, there being
nearly three hundred persons present, in.
cluding the Governor and Lieutenant
don St II bOSi Hoasts W tSci ciEesHstSfI
and many prominent citizenSpf ST. Louis.
Speeches were made BY Gov. Brown,
Lt Gov. Gravelly, Speaker Wilson, Gen.
Blalf, senator Henderson, Mayor Cole and
a humber Of others. IL Gov. Brown, while
stating that BE- and S@snsEal @ BaIE ysEs
questions, ptid him q Very ,hIgh 3ompli.
ment for purity Of character, integrity and
ability. Mr.. Henderson also spoke in
high praise Of Mf. Blaifs ability and IT..
S i$ss FiaSi'faS SSS SSpts e Ky sS sN'f FIX X
banquet was held until "a, lAte hour, ,pnd
the utmost good feeling prevailed. ' w.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

From Charleston papers to tho 19Ih,
containing proceedings Of the Legislature
Tuesday and Wednesday, We summarize
all matters worthy of note. The complete
organization OF ttc two houses Is as fol-
o IdT Tii T'rt'nlE e pm fltI1fu"
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\ On MIOid1y last the boiler In the saw
mill of Bht6atd Jpttisoi about 7tiglt
miles east Of TaylonSillc, christian cDuh-
tyEIlR, VUkplod6d, instantly killing Mr.
Ijphhstoh, the owner. Wm, CuSking, the
sawyer, and a young man named Nlehol,
son, wax dlpgcrou injured, Mt J6hn.
son was blown more lhhn twenty-five feet
The boiler WIS blown eighty yards. riH
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LONDON, Jan. 2O-2:S!

@oANSSAAtS"u' ~ SoV ''1'
| The Madrid, Gdsttte contains q decteG
authorizing the. issue of treasury bondsi
to the amount Of 400 100000 reels. Span
ish iron-clad5 haveibeen ordered 10 Vigo,
to enforce the observance Of neutrality,
and prevent q collision between the Ger.
man trigate Augpste and the French man.
ofwar Hermione,7 both now lying in that
hArh0rs N uH1. 4Blsgi-raS phf
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Snow storm in The Northwest.

There has bespaI heavy Snow storm
raging Here, with d strong northeast wind,
showing hard along the Prario du OhiNn
and In Cross road, AiHte lteyen O'Clock
Ibis morning, Their, pppGeTs to be &
general storm throughout thc northwest.
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ALABAMA CLAIMS,

Senator Summer, chairman Of the Sen.
ate Committee Of Foreign Relations has
addteSsad. .a'lettetPt6 Secl Fish, reQtesting
that f6 dfawlhp b bill 10ilis lid, tteEofe
l3he Committee Cmbbdyihg tho tecommen.
dations Of the Presidents Message about
the Alabama Claims. AS soon Us this Is
furnished, Sumner ShJs the consideration
Of DC Aabaina Claims will bS G0mhierh
ced by the 6omihitteeA ~ i - Y y
RI INCOME TAX.
Tho Committee OF Ways and Means
will soon discuss The income tax and the
proposition Of CpmmiSiOnGrEP Pl0asonlch
70 sPolLst " w 10 "a
II PRorosED BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.
I Representative Finkelnburg will en-.
deavor on Monday, by moving sus.
pension Of the rules, TO introduce n bill
proposed by the Commissioner Of Com.
nitrce, and have tfiesame set for discussion
next week. The bill creates bureau Of
immigration but places the whole matter
Tunderthe cpntrqli1' the secretaryor the
treasury with the superintendent at thc
port Of New York, and making the Uni.
ted States Collector ut other ports ex.Otll.
1clo superintendent ol Immigration, and also
hll commutatioh money 6lfi provides for
great reform In the transportation by sea,
and land and ample protection after
thfrivAl in this country.
1 IA RAID oMrIE DisTIfliERsN TESNEssEE.
u A, raid with, mpupted troops, has just
been nlahe lHa niountlin teglon townanl
Resulted In the destruction oI seven Illicit
distlllerlcs ,Rhd Slbdnt 5l6 900 gallons oi
tmAsh, Eleven other stilbwere found, hut
a they were mot running they could not
J be- HolestGdl Tho cNraid occupied eight
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Wednesday inI1puse.
HOUSE .coMMfTrEEA

On Elections and PnieEgcsl -Messrs. Her.
vey, Ballard, Webster, Hornot and Martin.
1ardtiOn and HTHance-Jackson, Davis
son, Heiskelb RQllys0n and BishopN n
MiItary A6dfss \ StephenAon, Love,
Shannon, Upl6n. and Hassler.
Jldicidtg-Lewis, Morrow, Ferguson,
Wilson and Donehoo.
Educati0n-Brannon. Keever, Newman,
Upton and Sturgiss.
Counties, i7tpnsIlips and iliuaicipal 6ort
porationS-Wilson, Faris, Langtitt, Nc
Donald and McGinnis.
PfHb Corporations and Joint Stock
Companies = Barr, jackson, Newman,
Meadows, and Smith, Of Tyler. u ~
Roads and Internal NauigatiOn-Rnlly
son, Ballard, Farrls, Chenoweth and Ho.
vGrmale, " 'h.I '"'" h''
Forfeited and Undppropridted Lands
HornOr, Brown, McGraw, Griffin and
Ca Gains laSS9 Gttttahte5Js.L FidGnnna4gsan sn
Shepherd, Garrett and Logan.
Httnldn0 and yCrimippt instlqtiePs-
West, Rrannon, Nadenb6usch, Prltchatd,
Smith, 0ft Grant; Lynch, Genes and Me-
Lean.
y On Printing and Contingent EfpenSS-
Meadows, Prlchard, Smith, OF Grant,
Lynch and Jones.
EreeutiUe QfieSs,-Simmons, ,McDon,
aid. Brown, Keys and Boggs. y '''' "a q
Arts, Sciences and General eImprOre-
ments.--Keever, Nelson, Shannon, Slehlcy
and Wvatl -. - a. =. =,
any goisi sssasaA5 esnSias,Jg Z, 81 ztfad
Bis. .-Webster, HetYey and HasseE 4
Mr.. -Hhsslcr mRdea taur pdSby patriot.
ically Offering joint resolution for rails
ing the naaO6liI flag oover tthe Hrapltol.
Ruled out Of order because the matter was
already provided for by law. s9msthipg
appears TO be the matter with the House
Chamber as o committee was ordered to
have 1t properly fitted for the conve.
nience Of members and transaction oil
business" fH oa"
Mr.. Heryey introduced o bill changing
the boundatfcs OF Bethany Nj. Rdfysoh
one TO amend tho jury law and another 70
amend the law concerning the hospital
for the insane; Mr.. Martin one "provid-
ing for the construction or q railroad in
Kanawlla county, Among memorials
was one from the State Medical Society
asking geological survey; and from @.
w. Helmick Of West Milford for bridge
over Nest Fork. Resolutions ior. inquir-
ing into the following ,subjecN were
offered and alOpled: .0l bridging heV Val
ley river at Beverly (ChenowethG Of rails;
49,, a b,notaI nL,S ~ III an ~, in,hniWsht tinn
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1851 82 YaAUlAJ ONIHaOM YAQNOM
Patrlck, y Harman,o IcO, scott, Of RaleIgh,

= I.
Patrick, Harman, lee, Scott, of Raleigh,
and Gather. FF'0.'t ''.,
h On Military ADairS.-Messrs. Scott oi
Rtchie, johnson, Gold, Carper and Hum
phries. ssrb5r .l-al ~ m71itt ~ 97ell} .t
On 16pn0ips and County Organisations
and. NRHiGipA Corporate lessrs, Al
exanler, Dayton, Ice, Scott, Ol Raleigh,
and Oatller,d 10 '.iL.a ,.asiiasls. nSa I,
On HamdRed and CtIllfl lHsTtstttIo'lsl,,
-MessrS Boeman, Brown, Davis Hum
phrIes and Carper. -.F-a- o''E IN ~,
On Librdry,-M MeSsts, KooIce. Patrick
and Cook. : aG9iE
On Executive Btpendtturcs.-MeSsrs.
Crane, johnson and Gold,
70 erauligs AUDITORS 0gtce, IteIsarer's
Office and Bonds Of fiiblic q 09icets,- Messrs,
Gold, Kline and Gather. 90,
10 Examine Clerks Oflee.-Messrs,
Humphries, Scott OF Ritelie, and john
son.
On Ivm2yton and ,AgrflAty%-
SIessrs Blown Alexander, Applegate,
Gold and Cook ,a.a ~ at..,,s.l IA. DO.
f On PI6iIc BeiadiHgs and. fa16lit Print
in1,i--Alcssn. Applegate, Haf1nan, Brown
Scott OF Raleigh, and Davis. ie;. S.'5 ,risl
On Enrolled lS.-.l .lIessrs. Price, Davis
and Scott of Richie. ygrrygD
Instructions TO committees by resolu'
tions offered were made .as lollowsayrJu.
dietary, to consider expedlency ofamend!
ing or repeating tile registry law Patrick
and Johnson); and to report bill repeal
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Methodist look Concern IuEestigas
b NiwYonR, JAM n. 7

NEW IUNNI UUIIf Ut
The Methodist Book Concern contin'
iod their executive session this morning,
And warmly discussed the question Of DR..
Lanahans retractiOn about which
tho Misunderstanding arose yesterday.
This difference caused q hitch In the Amica.
BILE arrangehOnta whlchhAve Rlnqoa been
completed, md The good oAlccS d the
bishops were again called into requisltlon.
The committee adjourned this evening
haying previously given IN official ac'
count 0f tlle pr0ceedlpgSS The bishops
sent ina PAPER expressing their approval
'orthO action Of tho committee I''
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j
$4,000 WILL DE PAID TO ANY PERSON
pr0dIcInga Preparation showing half a. many
living genuine permanent cures az DN. FirLElLB
VEuETLHt.H RifGUNATio REAHDY. The scientific
prescription OF Prof JOS. J. RlTLER, NJ d., Onr
bf PtiiladblhhIh's Oldest regular I'tNslclRns, wlu
has inAdo Kheuinausnh . specially ~ yeAfA, PEI.
manently curing with this Remedy ~ In every lOO
patients Treated; 90 wHrtHntcd under oath. from
Registered cases, q result unparalleled. ltNa
laWOtn yOlchOFa froH Renowned Promlhenl
lllysIciana In(IOFAng br Filter accompany each
bOtte1. TO protect bdlitnfs from ftakNa legal
guarantee stating number q bottles wHFraptSdll0
person sending BY letter idll truthful dcscrlp
lion OF casc. In case Of failure 10 curI. tho
amount paid will be FeiIlnded. PFie0 ti b0pCf
bp!llei geettless l NeSIsSl gSyIcs 9. sent y
% South FOURTH Btttet Philadelphia, or No.
7ot BROADWAY, MY. Sold o. obtained by
Druggists, lanl6end&N
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Russian Finances.
4, ST. PETEisDURG, Jan

,trGr' NhEAhsBVhu1 jan 1V'' =
The Imperial Budget estimates the rev
enue for the current fiscal year, as follows:
Ordinary receipts from direct and indirect
taxes, states shonopolies, state donations,
miscellaneous receipts, revenues Of POI
land, trans'C Caucasus, four hundred and
1eighty.nine millions roubles; extraordlna.
ry receipts, resources from former loans,
special receipts and railway construction,
from 1O1 100000 TO 10S, 100000 foubles, p,
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r ARD. ..,-..
IL 800 Tietees ri no Leaf Lard. W. M 'i
I \ 800 Kegs Choice Family Lard, our own
jSni6 HENRY X. LIST 4 Co
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Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co.

DhIGlLllUIo ~ UHlU ledllIUtu w,
fk kHGaMI
.DASSEEGER TRAINS WILL.
Il run by tho following schedule on and after
December 10Th, 1870, Wheeling time: .-, II
D'I.'' CINCINNATI EXPRESS. y ~ -
nAsr-LHAvEs 2H wEsr-LHAvIs, W
Wheeling daily Wheeling daily ..
ARRIVES AT .r,tl ARRIyEs AT
Grafton. .9S5 b. N, zanesyilc ~, 400 p. m.
Cumberland. 100 p. MI Newark ,baO p. n!
Baltimore -. $40 p. m. sandusky. ,1t:0O p m.
wAsb'n CITY. .li065 p. m Columbus. .6:3S p. m.
New York. $50 .. m. Cincinnati -. ll:0o p. N.
r p'''.l" FAST LINE. W" ,' '7''' '
.rEAsf-LEiyIs l5tI1 IWEsR-.LHAyEs. H.
I4;so p. m. akla I,e9!!!.1 Eos a. N.
a.l iRRIvEs a, 'nli LgT ARRyEs At 7gT
Baltimore -. $40 q. N. ZancsVlhp ..i:20 p. m.
wash'n City. 1000 a. m. Newark .A.!.4:s5 p. m.
New York v"4l6 p. m. Columbus, ). :. ,425 p. m.
hA" thl'H''' 'H'' IsSundays excepted.
\ e'y1llqmnlMAIL rRAINigi9i5qos BOZ
,IAsT-LEAYBs N Il wysT-LHAyEs, ID.
swheellag dhily ! ~ wheeling daily ''''
I At,.,"e,s,l0,aS p. m. At.sI.,...,, ,fl0 O. m.
ARaIyEs AT ARRiYIs AT
Grafton z, ."..9:o0 q. M Newark ,.785 0, m.
%ass4 SSi3t SiysSs ( t. f. SsHaS ceia$SS. S :. N, M
Now York, L. $50 q. m Cincinnati j.. i:tb y. N.
fsatufdaya excepted. sSnndays excepted.
n ''i u ACCOMMODATION. l'1 ''
,HAgr-LRAYEs fybylyI wE3fTLRAVBs
'Wheellng daily wheeling daily -.
81. .H.... I65oA Am. IAt... ..i!l0p. m.
ARRIYES,AT M H. AlRIYEs At
Grafton .t.a5 p. m. Zanesyille $40 p. m.
PAEkerVburg .,p.4b D. m.lNoWaFi.. ....l0s0b p. M
Cumberland. 1000 p. m ISAndusky. . l0:60a. m.
SSuudajS b1cebted i1 columbus. !. 1880 O. m.
Ttr- .,s..I,, % 'hundAys excepted
Trains on tho Main Limo make connections al
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and BOStnn. Al RGlAy- House, via Wash.
iugton City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains Hshe direct connection at
Columbus loF all points West and Northwest, /.
Tickets toaTl principal point can 6e procured
al tho once. 4, h f....- JOHN l.. WILSON,,
Mister Of Transportation, baltimore.
,,...,.--.,' r. T, DEYRIRS,
Jadi I 900 Z. ~ General Agent, wheeling.
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Tuesday in both Houses.

SOhA AASuotot
jSenate-President, Lewis Baker; OF
Wheeling; clerk, Z, W. s, Moore, Of Fair.
mont; assistant clerk, A. W. Knots, Fair
mont; sergeant.at-arms, N g. Clark, OF
Parkersburg; dootkeeper, Ballard p. Cook,
of Wyoming lson OF the Sen4torG COM
miltee clerks, L. A. Cunningham, Of PEN
dleton and F.sD. Hickman, OF Doddtidge;
pages, Master A. @, Dayton, Of Barbour
(Son Of the senator) and Master I. Moore
probably Of Rltchie.) ..Is-4iy .--
H6uSe-Speaker, Elhridgc Gerry Cru.
craft, of Wheeling; clerk, w. T. Burdett
(son OF the State Treasurer electG sergeant
alarms, John W. aHornor, OF Parkers.
burg; doorkeeper, O. Fl. O. Washburne, Of
Lewis; committee clerks, A. G. Tebbetts,
of Monroe, H. r. Howard, Of Pt Pleas
ant, and j. b. Peyton, Of Greenbrier;
pages, Masters Daniel Webster Beach,
Thomas Campbell and Elwood W, Shall.
cross (the two lattero Wheeling1 -
The only business Of consequence cetrahs-
acted tho first day, In addition ID the or!
ganization was the following In the
Senate, Mr.. johnson Of Parkersburg, Of.
fered a Joint resolution, concurriDg with
tho last Legislature in propoAhg The
Flick Amendment, In tho Housethe res.
Olulion adopted BY the, last Legislature
proposing this amendment was taken up
lor concdfrencH, read once and, on motion
OF Dir. Lewis of Harrison, tabled; resolp.
ton offered by Mr. BfannOn of1,Lewis,A to
inStucfthe Judiciary Committee 70 rei
port q bill calling q convention 70 remodel
the Constitution, and made the spe.
cial order for Saturday resolution offered
by Mr., Hassler, oi, jackson, and adopted,
lnQuiring ol the Governor the facts as %
tho publication ufthe Flick Amendment;
bill introduced BY ilr. BrannonIto repegl
tho Otiicers' test oath; on motion oil bIr.
Ferguson, Mr.. Morrow was declared en-
titled to the doubtful scat for Marion, and
on motion Of MI. Brannon, order made
that Mir. Hubbard, Clerk Of the last
House, be allowed mileage Tor his trip to
Charleston to open Tho proceedings Of the
now House. "a ll1 % o7lho NJ ~ s's''i. I
4 aal Wednesday in sSnAte.ss,IliS '.i s5
-UaNsRNGTE CoMMITTEEs. '''
| on IPnfiy& 4dhd EateRonS lAIGsSrs.
JolInsone Gold, Ice, Hafmah and Cook. :,
On Ihes ,JgfIetgyy MesSrs,i Gatper,
Kline, johnson, B0femAn and Daytonti /,
0Ri RiuodfiOnl4 bIeesp, klintli Price,
Pattlck, Scott, Of RltChic, and Appleton,
on FiRdRcs and CGafBiS.z ri AIesarA Davis,
KDOnco, Alexander Hnmphreys aud
Kline. ..-..,...,, ,.. Y Jj'9is ". Y, NJ
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Financial and Commereial.
New York Money and stock Market.
IINll07 -T New YoRK, january 81.

Gold steady at 11Osa110s, all day,
Loans from 4 TO z per cent. Clearances
SEE 100000 Exports for the week, $780,.
0D0: Governments strong. Stocks strong,
Money easy at 5a6 per cent, Bank
statement lnfavorable. a Securities dull
and steady lO.4os strong and rather nc
tive if'.' y >. ,t''.t W. ia .''" '''
srERLtSa FxcHANGE-B Bankers bills
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STATE SECuRErIEs-Missouri, 90; Ten.
nesees, old, 64; new, Cat Nirginias,
now, O.; old, "a; North Carplinasi old,
~; new, L2afnrL r-..--L .ulM d Mmu
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There have been no sorties for the last
thirty.six hours. The outside lines have
been reillorcedJ ,Ihe Reneh optRork at
YiIlejuif alenced d thd beghhing of the
bombardment has broken out again, and
four long reaching guns are doing wild
shooting overthe batteries, makingit une
oOmlOra.qpls e. trSEslers II 9Ii "a
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LaEge FIEes in ParlS.

Last night the Germans pushed forward
o patrol into the trenches OF tho commu.
nication between forts Issy and Vanyres,
without meeting, resistance. Fort Issy
was found deserted. Finding mines and
torpedoes the patrol retreated. Large
tlrtswefe seen!i1 Paris llast.hight. Near
Pautheen yesterday. the 19thlnst, a sortie
in force was made from under the guns Of
fort Valerien, the canpnadc was fearful on
both Sides, and the, German loss was
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Rumored ReroIt n.Paris.

p A run0n ig Observation-Disclosures tint
terrible revolt has broken out IN Paris,
assuming the form Of revolution, and
that Gen. Trochu has been deposed as
Governor Of the. city and impriSoped. N.
The Parisidhs claim lint they have
provisions sufficient to lust into. the mid
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Prissian orders 70 sieze CpatiraBaad
ba.GoOdS on American Vessels "a.
ylsrlIf. d LONDON, january

7 .FOallfl' NVNDVN' JulIuuIJ ~Vll
The Nord Deutcher Zeitunl. states that
according 10 the treaty Of ITO between
Prussia and the United States, Prussian
men.oirwar cannot capture American YES
sells carrying contraband Of war, butmay
stop their voyage until the end OF the
war, or may take possession of the con.
traband portion Of the cargo, stthe same
time giving bond for the future payment
Of the same 1t Is probable that instruc.
tions will be Immediately given to all
commanders of vessels 81 the German
navy to act in accordance with tlis inter-
probation IF the trreaty,IglG1
Large Fires In Paris.
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Reports, from Pals bv Balloon,

A balloon has landed III Belgium wifi
adylces from Paris to the 18th inst The
bombardment was causing considerable
damage, but the fires occasioned by ii
were easily cxtinguished. Some Of the
ills,lorgrindipg corn had been damaged
and the supplies "a meal were, eih ;cohSe.
luenee, obtained VITA great difllculy.s u
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Gladstone resigns his seat from Green
wich, and GFosvener reIires from West,
minister TO make way, for Mr.. Gladstone.
ChildeB Is paralyzed in the lower halt. of
hts hOfIv
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Damage and suffering i'm The City.

Accounts from Paris represent q ter
rible state of damage and suffering caused
10y the bOmbarlment. Shells have fallen
within ST.. Lnnis En- Lelsle.
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