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New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
NEW-JERSEY.
ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

ORGANIZATION OF lliE IEhiSiAlthi-'
The New-Jersey Legislature met and or
ganizod yesterday afternoon The Republican members
at II O'clock in the most exciting caucus WLch has
taken place for years. The number of applicants Tor
office was exceedingly large and the lo5bies outside Of
the Senate and Assembly chambers were thronSed
throughout the entire day In the Senate there
was but slight difficulty in choosing the
officers the prepOnderance favor of the successful can
didates being evident from the commencement. Tic
Senate was organized by the election of the following
officers: President Hon. Edward Bettle OF Camden;
Secretary John i. Babcock, editor of Tie NegHraMS-
,rick FTedonidn: notwithstanding, j. W. NCWlh'
editor of The Millrile Republican; EngTossingCierh
james Moore of Cumberland; Sergeant tatArms, J.. ".
Roasley Of Cape May Mt; Bette, on taxing
advocated short session and the usual reforms
which considered the proper topics ON such occasions
dt OF Essex Speaker Alex VI. Cummings Of Princeton,
was chosen Clerk; Gen Carman Of Essex. Assistant
G. W. smith OF Cape May, DooTEecpoT: rei9luton
was adopted in both Houses appointing Mesfs' Guiy
rent printers. few bills Of local Interest were miro
duced.
g. Clttc win be elected two weeks from ye tcTday Ihe
positions OF the candidates have not materially caeN
though lrominent members ere OF me opii4Qn la ] ne
OF s friends is confident. Mr. Malss friends are
however, equally confident.
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE RAILROAD REV
ENUEs - RIPARIAN RIGHTS - EDUCATION
STATE PRISON N-CENsUS-ILLEGAL VOTING
STRONG REMEDIES SUGGESTED D-RHLEpAD
OUARRELs-TnE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
The following are the principal points OF
interest in the Message Of GOV. Randolph
The recepts of the state the eleven months ending
Oct 81 1870 were SG3l, ,9O3 The disbursements were
s562123 H. The surplus is j919 S. The principal items
of the state revenue, during the period named are SHOWN
in the following table:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
Music.
ITALIAN OPERA.

Italian opera collapsed suddenly last night
a the Fourtecnthst. Thcater. after performance Of
Il Ballo in Mascbeca," Which, having been arranged
i&proriso Is herdy fair subject for severe criticism
Our cn: duty present is TO record the failure of this
attempt TO make opera company without material
and without preparation The season has consisted Of
three evenings matinee and there has been little
opportunity for praise at any OF these representations
Last night new prma donna, Mime. Vardi-Marti made
her first appearanceteking the role Of Amelia in place
OF Mmc. Czllag She has a voice Of fair quality
but imperfect culture and uncertain intonation,
and we cannot say that she made very dstihct
impression Of any kind The most successful npersona
ton OF the evening that OF oscar the Page, by Mss
Rosa Cooke who disguised herself for this occasion
under the stage name Of Rosel In the first at she
suffered nervousness, but later in the evening rho
did very nicely, and her sdper rorreSie was encorod
Ie Franc was Ia pretty good voice. Reyna was eyen
worse than usual; Nine dc Gebelc was the sorceress
J7rica and signor Ncoao, and tho prompter between
Them made more noise than all the rest OF the company
In the breaking up OF the enterprise we have at least tho
comfort OF knowing that these two gentlemen VIII Tor
season, be quiet.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
HAPs AND MIsUAP4.

The residence Of Chas II. Brown. No. IS Park
psee' bf''hyh 0as yesirisy ro0be q clothing worh SO
Coroner Whitehl Of Brooklyn has begun an in
qpe 10 ne case o Mar am N 81 No 80 Kenta wiO died on
Moi sight from algo rata.l.A a. The hands her bGaband,
PaacS Walsh.
VIM. OBren accidentally shot himself yesterday
in s es EaIe examng pistol ia ts pitnel 30 - Pfk-ft
he Board Of Police yesterday transferred Sergeant
- % Tran fon ne c @ @ ihe lrst Precinct and sergeant
W lu sciulU from Toe f.rst to tie Iaolt -AssL
Michael Mcmahon, agc 3, late Of N8 peail-st, was
I'd tie IJ4J. t f uf Jutoe Ly ia shtuion.
a. ta's ald del Jes.ei.! is..a t.ia-il tItaelf
IA)m91 OCOu0r, age oJ, rim over Ga Monday by a
If sy s1 l-sari laec ca o. Ja0qaie a les..Tl.y ia
81 r-eii1.ig
!..s }. Clark, of 80. II Ioustonat, Willie
rag Myfrarr. i4 ir.'r .Ht 'Tr n lai te Ystt
'~a-4Js sy@fa
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that The rsb and himself seid over again that
Ie believed ia ~ purity ard goodness Of his WIFE, and
this very pniut that u might not be discovered Not
gpp could DO found int the life u the murdered man-a
life spent upon the praies sid al On, iechesnes{ OF
prairie he, not stain cld De pointed out upon BIS
character.
what ii,cn did tho verdict meant You foy it meant
That the dics OF tIp fg vilce tie should he held.
That means simply tat the ends hcd la thc hands
Of the wlie 10 he rppod thr nigh suffering nnd out
rage uni tho nuocrs sfn I'm dc qti but the Two ends
held In The husbands banGs can .'e LO"ibs IasI hu
loose. stand here thcia wCman-,o q say Una, woman
the beet part " hor nature tUir9ges her he.f
roof OF sot, brute, ana "a hnlilhe,
Tremendous applsusel The verdict me ant simpiy ~,
e0lutc property IN the person OF the VIE - tn haeiu
II meant that 10 woman shall dare To strIch Cnt INC
hand - open tho door To this poor hunted leStfe or
IL shall be done nj the s Of Tho destruction oi h0nor
fair fauc, n itsof. That was the meaning OF INC I,I
diet fGreat app,aIse, and his'.l What dd me YER
Diet mean ~ meant that that nan VINO ms'es tne
truth from the lips OF woman ~ ono OF me Hth as
has murder writen over his in this ease. zap
pausel on. sir HES rs lOud us YOU can you canhot
silence the truth There polntng upwardl STANDS all
this cloud % witnesses to accuse yOu 10 NOr f0ce
Tie verdict means simply that tine husband ecauss pc
Is husband, has right u assume over ms Nilc e &c
That il tho arng Of the verdict lt Say man can 20
drunkard. bertine and the wife must await herfatf
God. What dol stand here Tor stand here - aociS1
the guilty and esk you to make someYna petter ta.
snburdenod world. look at this verdict ana see "hat
Society whites over L., and ecelS ms near Lch say,
" Oh! you hard; you forget that human mature ~
human nature" No am not. All! my friends. u !. T.
hard to fight and 10 Is easy TO fail. ! Know "
ful we'll Rut say the Same road shall be travelled
by mems feet by wOens the same justice sidll DC
uicted - woman, the same Law sah DC esio
scd for for the other know what yon know, III
Won choose 10 confess it. know that God l. no ressctor
of persons that he loves alike the soul OF man ana te
woman thc Present Is not tho woman or he faati Iet
will meto to you as you nete TO her. gave You II
warning that the law & 9t h tae nf 10 & foe eyeSSes be
tween what you give and what you receive lApphuseJ
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
POLITICAL NOTES.

After the reading of Gov. b. Gratz Browns
inaugural address yesterday, both Houses of the Mis-
sour Legislature adjourned in honor of the anniversary
of the battle of Kew Orleans salute Of 10 guns was
fred fIOm the Capital Hill
The Legislature of Wisconsin meets to-day.
The Republicans, in caucus last night, nominated VIII
liam T. Smith for spcai OF the Assembly l.. ", Young
for Clerk, Samuel Ield for Sergeanta Arms Tie Re
publican Senators nominated o. r. Smith for CioI CetH
ald W. W. Baker for Sergeantat-ATms'
The 81. Louis Times strongly Democratic in
its politics. speaks follows OF Gov McClurs, who
haq lust retired from tho Governors Office in ~ sods
" We have e. ail les believed him gentleman @. sin
coTe i1npule. aud honest convictions. HIS expressed
opinions are 800 vi thoroughly honest ald cClsced-
tiOus citizen
The Gcrm'n Republicans Of the With AS
semby District have elected the following officers
President Geo Reinnger President, Christ. Jacob;
Recording Secretary Carl Wrth Corresponding Secre
taFy. Thos Wilheln Treasurer, W,n. MeIten Delegates
o the German Republican Central COmnitteo-Sigsmund
Kaufman. George Reininger, CHRIST jacob Carl WiTtn,
and Christ. GliiEm. The German Republicans or tha
XVIIth District havechOsen Charles a. Fanlncr, PreS
dent John Wachtcr ana Joseph Kohn Vice Presidents;
Jacob Gohde and Theodore Stc1, Sgcrctaltes; Jacob
Bauer Treasurer; Sisisnund kaufluafr CI!rlrs a.
F!aluner, Henry Heinrich. ThcOdOfe Stri,4' Niii.an
Noah Loow, Delegates TO the Central COMMITTEE
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Al Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed 'Ci1 hau
DIED.

DIED.
BRRwRR-On Monday, Jan g. Mary Brewer -f cf John Bsvss
The relatives and friends Of family indtd ae the funeral
services this "Wednesday snenol at occk, ro Lo late res-
deuce No. 251 West Thirty sIth-st
FRBEMANAt Railway j. TOesia Jan TO- soonan Fes@AA
The relatives the smiy respectfully inv, to ssns
Lis funeral Thursday e 2t inst, 1t M from We deIes
Oyster Bay. L. Sunday tie 9Th inst,
David X. Floyd-Jones, In the Ssh year Of bis rye
friends the family are invited to aetd TIE nrfa nos
bis late ence, Thursday the w iust AZ l occA
will be IN waiting south Oyster Pay station, on te Foua Sds
Railroad upon the arrival olths train Ehich raves ana
Gunls. Ferries NewiOrk, at 10 ococAi returning 81 y p m
F9rsrs from his late residence No. % Yves, Thyghh. Q.
THURSDAY morning l2h int az " oci3cA Lea'es a1 SS
are respectfully invited TO attend
KBILBYAt Richmond vs Jan Alfred g. Kelley soa Of bwis
and Martha Kelley, aged Is years moStAs
KELIY-At his residence No. 81 Irving place, on Tuesday evening" '
pl IN tGs evening nornn'piPe
LrPOp Monda, jan after lingering lines, Gertrude Bari
frre,i seryees Will be late residence 20 q Dovng
iVernent Brbren Of Granery Lodge No SI' r. aud H.
are invited 20 attend. - -,
MgRRTTTsaddenly a, Toco hs s. joass a aiy "a
"Wednesday afternoon the i.hnsi John Ae VI D'A' 's
10 yeaIs. months, and ) days . r,
Sunday evening OF cou.nmpOn k.s vie d W.
Hlry Potter laughter Of the lste George D9s sgei :,
P,rL Dapiels ere rspcy invited 70 aterd her funeral LOT ss
residence her ernlw, Joseph P0Ier q" Ass' f'' ~ 80
"Wednesday, al 2i. $1,000.
PoIUFys-In Broobyn Tu.siay Jan TO- Garcia daughter @ ne
late Tleodoe Pohemus, IN he 10Th yeaI Of he age . x
ThIsye ard eals he famiy are M M ~ nS ] 90 . %
hefiaueEsl from tie residence sfher nothef- 90 =" -
Th,'sai,y, ut O'Clock y. without iaflDei N'N''' =.
vtNDtpguRGH-Ia jersey CITY Tuesday jan H. mary ''saeS
burgh. - =, ~, .u- a. invited Z, attend her fanersi
T hn rreBce offer mother l57 Aendels0o'' on is"sv
afternoon. the 18th nstr ssl o'clock
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
THE FENIAN RECEPTION.

Tie Executive Committee delegated by the
Tamnany a General Committee to take charge OF the
for the reception OF the released Irish
triots Yesterday in tho Office OF Controller Connolly,
md determined that on the arrival at Sandy Hook Of the
vessel containing the li0eSdted prisoner, special
steamer should sent to bring them TO the city Apart
hotels and on the day after their ARRIVAL puc Tecep-
ton Is given them III TaEmany Hall which VIII DO
annronriafey decorated for tho OcoasOn Controller
Connolly and Richard O'G0rman vere appointed COM
Iitten to make arrangements with the Mayor ana Co
mon Council regarding the public reception OF tie pa'i
ota Col william Y. Roberts was selected 10 cohcl dn
make ARRANGEMENTS with tue irish socletes' ana "ii
others that riay wish to participate in the reception
The knights of Patrick have appOnteh cOihhi'Vee
Of twenty to represent them at the reception. 49,, -
pointed Col James Cavanagh. Capt. ID. Il. Lyddy and
ent Suliya committee take charge OIL tie arrange
nIeats on behalf Of thcr Regiment.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
LATEST SHIP NEVS.

ARRIVED.
Sb.snsi IN noasa. Ernst Bremen Dee mts p5
soLT, Tlos. lis, Lowering RocAaAi. Rae.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ca, Jsr. lO--Arrivrd
ewYors and Wyoilg froa Plady.; Nd Rr.-c
fs,eool Cleared cDnsp Virgo, Bt hs~fotIt PerfraB
biftempfb snl Carstse Lyeryool; s,r Te wGl
D. y Kecnsy Baliroc. hris P,rss Bestsa
NUsSor0s D. G.. Jsl l0ArryeJ s.eanship Nil from New
CnAKLEsros. 5. g. Jan 0hiFi sicsns - Codtns fsr
York; Chanpoa w. YORK yrghs hem Phi. .sphsi -
Gall Dssore slip Island Home. ron 0hard chr
from New iork. Sasl steamship Jas ergr fom Aes
hrs L. T. Dayis. fO Salloi =. J. rslar for Bs!tnor
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoyeovpERRr Jan. ioThe steamship Persiw. non POrlss
arrived TO dsy.
MEMORANDA.
Baltimore Grn. f,ahrort Bosor, vi c-r before
ashore S01hon Marsh Aoy o. oG By cse aS
e AID Of scl.ug Nay ogsh ana t9go ReNNfo ioeay
rr-irs
EoRP1YK 0Steamrlp Lady ofthe Washing
Norfolk Line. nye hefe t morning. ~Ss Ns ngt
on sunday morning .nl bal great dgcsty getting h,oush
der mdier poss PrE sprug Sic passed several Va eoan
DISASTERS.
BoNp0N Jan. 0The seanap OsTs from Baitm've, srrse<
o1t 20 daY.
Nogporx Va Jan. 10 The sbr HgnoBs from hiS lphi, FOE
Norfolk los lei vh coal wrecked oI Cape Chanes suhsy nh
uD nearly Gon BY Jssas vessel The Magnolia t'sl osa
! tsro no rslrsrce. -,
Kay Wysr Fn Jan l0A1iVe sshr q r. Howe leakirs CHE
the g OF Lg J sprung sspI ss
Pkilip 81 rgg, washed overheard.
SPOKEN
Bark HpIasus, hom Lonoa for Proyines-Jss lat Of s
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
Jersey CITY STILL WITHOUT WATER-SPECIAL
EIRE PATROLMEN SWORN IN.

At meeting of the Mayor, Chief of Police,
President OF tine Board of Aldermen and the Fire Com
nssioneTs yesterday, it was agreed to swear IN lo
Young rhen az n Special Fire Patrol to be assigGed to
"beat," in various parts Of the city, to 50 on duty at
D. I and TO be visited by the Roundsmen in the same
manner as the regular police force Their sole duty Is TO
guard against fire. Yesterday afternoon tho Police sta-
tion WAS crowded with volunteers from whom the Chef
Of Police selected and swore in the required number Al
the suggestion Of the Mayor, largo quantity or nose
has been borrowed the NewYork Fire Department
THE Common Council will DC asked to order the payment
of whatever expenses may be incurred curing uo
crs and should they refuse 10 so ordef the expenses
are 10 he charged the general tax account next may
A few of the New-YOrk Insurance companies prOnsei
tn procre fire extingushers from that city, 10 lend as
distance in case OF need, while similar corporations IN
Jersey City have proposed to bear an equlaDe b.re Vi
the Incidental expenses. $1,000, -, ,,o, .,
Beeye and will be placed in position TINS wtek-tuo
MAYOR thinks By Tomorrow IL weighs 20 tuns, ana 10
100 feet long and feet in diameter. Ii VIII nave 10 nc
placed on its foundation in n vertical position.
The following s list OF the principal inanu1aIurs
embellishments temporarily closed tOsether VIII no
number OF men>heTetofOre employed VINO are now ll5
NewJersey Railroad Construction shop, lib men feldos
F0udery 80 men; Mckay Iron and LOCOMOTIVE MoIks,
oo, men. Washbourne Wheel Works. 80 mem Jersey tiy
Fire WorEs 20 men; Jersey CITY Spike ana Bolt VOTES,
IN men. CbidCser Il Co.'s Planning MILL 30 men, Union
Car spripg Company, 10 men; Eewl0rk Chalr Mlliac'
tIring COmpany u men; Castor OIL WORKS ~ men, Jel-
sey City Cruclble Works, IA men
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
KANSAS.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.
TOPEKA, Jan. 10.-The Legislature met at
noon to-day Major =. F. Simpson Of Miami County was
elected Speaker of the House he anClarke" issue
which was made prominent. The organization Of both
Houses Is distinctiyey anttCarke Nothing has tran
spred TO indicate who win be elected United States
senator. The candidates, far they have become
known, EXGoy. Thomas Carney, Ex Gov. 1. j. Craw
ford, L. III. Walker Sidney Clarke, and Ano \. Caldwell
Carney and Caldwell arc both from Deayenworth
There many questions entering into the contest
that is impossible for persons Tho ground even TO
form any hing like definite opinion.
WOMEN ELECTED CLERKS IN BOTH HOUSES OF
THE EGIsLATURE-DISSATlSFACT WITH
THE COMMITTEES.
Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 10.-A special dispatch to
The Democrat from Topeka says that have been
elected enSrossng and enrolling clerks in both Houses
and that girl has been appointed page in the House.
The friends of Senator Ross claim that his prospects TO
reelection are good. The Legislature adjourned today
on account Of the death Of Mr.. Beaman, one of the
members. The caucus OF Democrats in the House has
been postponed until Thursday night. There cOnsid
erlbo satisfaction expressed at tho manner IN which
Lieut. Gov. Gravely hes made up the Committees IN the
Senate IL is asserted that he has given the Chairman
ship of the principal Committees to Democrats and tat
Democrats rreponGerte III and will control the import
Committees,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
TIE NEwYoRK STATE POULTRY SOCIETY.

The annual meeting Of this Society was held
Yesterday, and was nuInerousy attended 10y members
from both city and country Animated discussohs on
poutry and fish breeding held. and convention
was called 10 assemble at tho OF the Society NO. ~
Chathams Feb u.s. noon, to revise the present scale
Of points, and adopt an American standard OF
The following Is list OF the ohi,ors n''' Vi 0
Reflected ., ,,- r.. p..s1.,,,
Pre.deh-Tloms, KIng.lIpd, He",Yors ,y W Nm
81 nton Gould Hudson ~ u; Geo. H. VAIL N.N-i%.
Ytp d. 4 Moore Ecs.Yok Cltyi VIM d. Twee neSIStA Cy
I'm Al nv Bnehamion. N. y; join Bnas. rew'i@t NV
Ilcn A. Cla New.York CitJi Hegy G. Genet he,ioIA ~"
yJn,fir, CoriAHseJ. Clarence siftll kngesooi n
BeIn we.morrl,nd n sneon Lf'7a hss ionl W W
&C. Tv dls lsuy, sY u Ieact ih.las n IL i,N,a wrea
sssen C. We'd So as Broadway EesYoTE CITY, aeora
iag Sarorra-A NJ Hasei RE, y; -, Lr'''s'o ~ y
Nm ti,no.ou IT, Wet FsrEs, Ne.iehtstcr ,oehY', W
U6Sordrg Britain wD; Tsgesmef f1S = s 1opa.1
- 4 p ii pndel Paris DOMINION of talada Col p -
n r. Tor ai, Penn, l,au. David W. iea'n Phiaas.plai 49,
,.,,it ll.a III Willsm sunon, vermont g. "a htl nu g.
sler touas-cat T. s,has Bnig.goHi seT Iss' ,'a'
w.. W Ts..- Batavia. Illinois nenry liovhu1 'u,'.s
,''s j. a Compton Ausrsai Ansoal' h,,.s,i &c .1 -
a. .,b..!j ]. a sl-,8, Dcsr5r Teas wa u '''-' 'A
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
rIENDIsH CONDUCT.

At Cold Spring on the Hudson, on New Years
Nav Charles Merritt Induced two young men named
Nelson and Cunningham to drink until they became III
toxicated and then forced handfs OF down i9
throats He ezed Cunningham, piled unper upV I ,ep
sisted in his work until both his victims were 70
HS9n has saSe 1oS onpated in the recent Cold srus
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
THE LIEpERKRANz SOCIETY

The twcnty-ifth annual meetins u .orir,, .n at
man Iederl,ranz Society was attended. last ovoho' ~
IIoderkranz Hail. by the majority OF TIE ~
saehersdorf presiding The annuh i',' ~, eo,lct Ia,
no Secondary Ernest steiger, shows va, ba dos "a
oso ,en,irre of whom 10 aei G,, ~, so.ctv
ladies. 1he bnsin6 Nyoen vocalist, lad uu.!h. thc
lear 80 attendantd ,,itl,d by Mr. NQnb2ch, tho
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
OHIO.
OHIO.
CAMPBELL'S ANSWER TO sCHENCK.

CAMPBELL'S ANSWER TO sCuENCK.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.-COl. Campbell's answer
TO Gen. Schcncs notice of contest is published to-day
Ii declares that Sehenck nonresident af Ohio and
cites the decision of the Supreme Court of Ohio relative
to The vote OF soldiers at the National Soldiers Home. 1t
asserts that nonesidents offered to vote for both
testants, and that votes offered for Campbell werc
fused. Charges Of informaies and errors in various
places in the IJtd District also made.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
TIE SAN DOMINGO COMMISSION.

The frigate Tennessee, Captain William u.
Temple, will probably drop down OF the Bat'ery " uy'
and commence taking her powder on board unless com
,vnicaton with the magazines on Ellis Island should bo
suspended by the heavy OF ice hoaung d2Mn VIC
North River, in which the Department. rs
1er the ship to take aIonunioation art h0riok bay
The cabin on the n-deck is fitting up Comfortably ior
I, nf ComInisSiOn,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
PREPARATIONS FOR THE sANGERFEsT.

plan of organization has just been adopted
by the Festival Committee, for the Twelfth General
sangerfest which be held in this city next sum ner
under the auspices OF the New-Tork musical orgalza-
tions composng the SangerbuBd. The Committee, which
includes delegates representing the different societies,
viii form number OF su'-eoinnlttees IIe 13suVal Wlu
tons of philadelphia Baltimore and other cities forming
with the NewIOIk societies the North Eastern sanger
bund and will be continued through 0ntire week
The hist General SangeIfes in this city, the NINTH Was
held years ago. 1he Eleventh SauSctIes1 was hoi"
tvro wear, 40 In Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
TIE GERMAN TREE SCHOOL.

The Directors of the German Free School in
Pourths which has been in existence about ten years.
ha, in issued their annual report showing That during
the past year pupils have been instructed at the in
stitute by eight German and two American teachers:
yonaua handycrcft we're employed. The school is d.
yled into IL departments A. the institute received last
year 5000 from the Corporation Of this eiy the school
balance hand last year, S2O0 expenses during lsO
S622i 50 balance i'll the treasury, S4O44 H.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
nnNfps1Ic MAnKRra

Arar.rA Ga Jan l0COon 6rmer aui more astve ahhhss
ItilDitle T; sales. 90 bales; receipts, 80 bales.
&usNGTOs ~ G.. Jan. l0Sprs Iurenhne Gnl sF'lae1 ss
Unchanged Tupenine Sl SJdS1 Tar Ic 81 II -
Cotton hnn; MdllRgs, lfte -, a.. =.
Donbe 50 80 S5 %; Treoe Extra 30 Corr Se
75G79o; White 30c Bran Hay higher Pnme r5i 'h0
SO PORK hid hgheri Mess $40 2l 2a other aItces noahAy
unchanged RIehsngs-sisrins lo NeWfok sigh 4sc'ast
Gold llOld lIOs.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
TIE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MAREETs.
IoxDoy J.l l9:0 m-Anefean securities qno Stocks
1esdy.
LiyRRPooL 0-l:3) m.-Coiion seid hhng tpsnos
I'D MIDI ng Orleans fi. Dredsufs bner Inc ie -
Wheat for The Ja at past 10 100 Il WHICH H" SfA
are American. Lard, $40
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
PASSENG FRS ARRLYED.

tFoA bGLNBH- In siernsiip De-au jar l6wm geTe' VS.
Sel 1',fnos.7, g. B. hnaTer. julius loyes'iol Jalss
k1r9 md se join GG John Ianr si wife = OetFE iuatI
KusmaHD Eorttue foHres Wr 0rsn PauIne Wea&s IFsss
S5L, hGas sehl, Chas Sallade ~ '
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
LOUISIANA.

THE UNITED STATES SENATOR.
EEw0RLEANs Jan. 10.-J. II. West the can
didate supported by Gov Warmoth, elected United
State Senator to-day, the first ballot by large major
ity. There is great rejoicing among the Governors
friends.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
SPORTS ON TIE ICE.
SKATING.

The severe cold of the past two days has
made excellent ice at the rnks and they are now IN I
operation again. This evening the members Oi the New
York Skating Clubs will be the guests OF FreSiue'
at the Brooklyn Rink and, the Brooklyn CluD VIII
muster force to receive their brethren, hne eN
hibitior skating be entcpatSd To
iG the auuual fancy dress carnival Will DO gwen at
the brooklyn Rink. Last night an exceedingly amusing
hlndfold took place at this rink, many spectators
being present. --.. ,...- h,
The match for the championship has not been arranged
vet Frank swift not having complied WITH tue ehllhB
io1ggnss rules in sending his challenge % Curtls
M Heryey, the paentcc or skating rlnks was IN town
on Monday milking arrangement Tor tne hOloihS OF
skatng cor gress IN Brooklyn, tbis month";. -,
new skating rink has been bult at East saglnaw
Micl II is brick, and cost $4,000 Inc sAdthS mas
been fine since its onenllg.
The Brothers have Jecn the STIR artios on SKATES
NJ tic Springfield skating Rink, Illinois.
Ingler is skating 20 tie iaItIord kink
an amusing race het.'een six biioided skaters wa
vou last night az tnn Jersey City Skating Rink, by Mr.
weir wrrtr tho nJIdle lace last Thursday The prize
Nvnl !. tiIy
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
POLITICAL.
ARKANSAS.

Gov. CLAYTON ELECTED SENATOR.
LITTLE Rock, Jan. 10.--Goy. Powell Clayton
was elected United States Senator to-day. by a OF
o. against 0. the first ballot. The opposition votes
were ali DCmOcrgtic.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11
c,.pr,nap tlvy STOCK aARKrT--J,v. No.

Beef CslBesp. 1d Load market e'ee ~ t FgsT, Of 81 ss
sI sOi Flint Quality Slla oil So Second au.l ~ - ~ 20
Thr quality s6ub3. Sheep ard L-,hs-hfrpt ~ ~
,nl inroyei and prices advanced lc y Di sales. In @S - 90
81 e.eh; F5HS1
New-York tribune., 1871-01-11

JtcoBs-HOwROn THURSDAY, Jon l3l a the Senee 800
Rev. J. W Chadsles nieH Jae"s " '
NJ ellest laughter Of Samuel s. Howe AL OF bFooAsn