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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-29
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
" AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD
Csfs leave Worcester Foster St Depot Tor oosac Inn
nun, North Adams, Saratoga amt Troy N " nj e "a
NJ, for North Adams, Io0sac Tunnel, treeu1ed Sbel.
bnrne Falls and Braltieh4ro, at $50 and iij NJ For
Greenfield at $50 and lis a. NJ, and aga P. ~
Leave lioosac Tunnel for Boston at 13O a M and LEO
Leave Greenfield for Boston at 6 20 and Las m and
rs M ieafe Bratleboro for Boston at Az and S4l
a N. and 200 p
The $50 q and LOO m trains from Hoosac Tunnel
h5O m train from Greenfield, and Al m and 10 m
trans rom Brattlcboro. connect at Fitchburg with
The $50 m and lg0 m trains from Tuosac Tunnel
and Al m and 200 pm trains from Biattebnru con.
meet ~ tGhhurg with trains for Worcester Providence
ytenputs Mass. Juv 10. ,s Fl T. Fvg s. SUIT.
NuTCHBURG II WORCESTER n. r..
81 MINER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing un
moSDAf' May l. lSil.-Passenger Trains for woIccs-
Leave IyS r.iii3c c g. m 1850 and $50 M
sonIh rllcheu1rY S0' a. da., l25t ami 55ip n.
Gates Crossing, u a. M, l.0I and G.GI D. m
pratt Junction. $40 A. m. l. u and E - D. m.
Sterling Center, S.53 a. m, 70 ana q 10 a. m
Passenger Trains for Filchburg-
Leave Worcester, CSC and Il; Is a. M, ana 430p.
Sterling Center, ia and 1905 p. m ana sos o. IN
Pratt Junction Ky a M, and p u and 5l6 ;. m.
safes Crossing 125 a. Il a. l292 and 524 p
South Filchburg 75l g. M, 1899 and : 81 n m
, 4 tlLR0Ab CoEEEorioSs-lhe 30 and II u a. M and
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r. n fr5
al points north and west: also connect al FltchburG
Win the e1nOnt and Massachusetts for Greeu6eld
and Blatliehoro and intermediate stations
lac S0g g. m and l25g p. IN tram nom fncnbute con,
meet az worcester with Boston WOrCcstct Providence
n HoleSsier' NorMlSh a worcester Railroads ard
field. ping
The $50 p. train from Fitchburg connects at Wor
eeatet WIN Norwich 4 Worcester Steamboat Train Tor
New York via, New London. II. A. BLOOD Sup,t
once Ftlchburg Worcester X. H..
Fttrhburp NAV /
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49, FOR SALE-A COSY COTTAGE,
%;;iI minutes walk from The Common, all in good
tt order, VIII be offered for few days, for 81 800
l.. A. ELY d. Co,
so diff Cor. Main and Pleasant SIS,
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FOR SALE-A 6rst -cios. uons

o. FOR SALE--A very desirable farm
tiii for less than the value OF the buildings miles
.ll from village and various churches contains loo
acres rlch land, ~ acres wood and TIMBER cuts 20
tons hay, mostly with machine choice variety ~ sit
two-story house, well painted and papered supplied
with hard and soft waters barn 40 A. shed atiarbed
painted. good cellar running water in yard wei oeote
In good neghborhood House surrounded BY shade trees
and shrubbery Price $1,000. Inquire OF l. r. CAPFS
Putnam Ct, branch Of Chapns n. L. Farm Agency or
visit his office and he will show 1t and number of other
desirable larnls del
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-29
WEIGH & GRIFFITHS,

d&wsm 145 q 14s Tcderaist., Bosl
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- FOR SALE-On Providence ST.,
k;i thOrOugh-but French roof House. with all mod
EEI ern Improvements; hot and cold water Is GOOD
rOoms-two tenements. with bath rooms; 10000
feet OF land; of the finest locations on the street
will be sold at a very low figure.
s2l Off L. A. ELY AZ co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-29

OLLAR REWARD SOAP = Washes
- without rubbing; Removes Pitch Tar pJint
9rease, SrcGt and Leather STAINS DC Washes Will,
M T OF 1oIo HARD, Soft salt Water; Saves Labor
iiMe ue Clothes, and Money. Clothes washed with
~ wear Twice rs long as II washed with common soap
Ohe pound OF 1t will wash from ten TO fifteen dozen
pieces O ordinary family washing IL washes tho 6est
bright new. 4'' 10 0'esI anu
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Thela Vermont item Is that Mrs. S Foster
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a. FOR SALE-In Grafton, Farm of 25
ki.i acres good lan1; twO-story house-eeven rooms
3il in good repair; barn with cellar carriage house,
&c.-everything IN good order. Price $500.
L. A. ELY d co.
SEVERAL GOOD BUSHES CHANCES
~ for sale. L. A. ELY ~ co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17
GhiEfsnnhrihten.

Der 0ampfer rSladtcne," Capt. Qpee>
ldnp, flbr Mittnph Dpn bter mad Spltrn alb.
Der Dampfer rMc&leldn," Gapt. Sppts,
brad Gienita9 Ron Yplrn mad Baltimore
auf.
Die enDltlte gri9D rInrte 8agar ,"Gapt.
@telpr9, ie9elte am 4. MGrS ppn Miatouas
duf Gupd nad Baltimore at.
Scr Sfppner uGuref1," Capt. MdNc,
ila& ant 10. Wdr5 Don Gbarlrilrn, S.>G.,
lber 8udsptle rad unlerem Saien in Gee.
Der SGDDner DMtaagte Gatn" leBte Dtens>
tag feline Saprt ron Gbarltitpn, S.,G., 100
er, Bon Wettnoten tpmmenr, tpe8en lpder &c.
mpresacr Sapun9 etnBel1ufen ip1r, ietus
Sabrt nab Baltimore fort. Oos S0br;eua
tit riht, BAT aber cine SuantttGt Me!aNe
etneebIGt. Die lnfoiten peS QBiererrrpnenS
FER Tradat betru9en $3.50.
Ter 9Gmpfer CUBA" Capt. Gufetdtt,
traf Dtenitaa bon bier lber &eY'@Git unp
6aSanna IN Nrp'S rlfan8 etn.
Der Dampfer s2tbertY" bon bier mad Rep'
Orleans belttmmt, 9etpann 9clern bic tGBe
see.
In. her 8tftruaMpurpe, @a., tarten getern
fol9ehbe nah Baltimore beitlmmte Sabrsfuge
pp.btt: he Barren y&ammingia" ron &tser.
roof" unp r@idgste Q. Sua9" Bon 9iip he
5anetrp; he Sdprner ~. 8. &cparpD utb
~. 8irb" Spn Savanna.
Der Dretnatrr rSriebrtd" FAINT eelern
BON Bremen in S1uannab, Sec, an.
Der Dampfer ,9araspfa," @ap .Spoper,
ifdG gcitern ppn Sapannab mad Baltimore
In Gee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17
Wrpf. Gror1tpeQ

CAB asfiern AbsnS i'm sGrsimaurersS empelA
zine vGrbibition" gum Ssiten oss transofi9en
9ulIsfonos. Die Dale mar In 6olee StIieu
tros hes bobsn Gintrittspreii.s isbr 3atlreib
bslu9t. Siesmal iDurosn nit peni9en &us.
nabmsn taft nur Statue'n, Srisie uno &elieIs
8tssiat. Bir iaben bic betrliGsn rYsnus"s
Statu.'n (4tilo, Wtoiet uno GanDua), ben
r4pUlo' bon BelpeOtrs, ben farneiti6en Stier,
bts beribmten 8rabmdter Der Msoieis BON
Mi1tl Nnseto, ote bsrrlt9sn Beliefs: vNa9t
uno MorsenA BON Sbornaloien, Ssius uno
Die IL apOfel, bic SaoIcoRs& rupps uuo psrs
ibie0ene Anotre.
2.ute abenb ssist Der profsIior Die bsrRbms
ten Yaldfts Guropa's.
Sn uniersr Na9barI9aft an Der Shbs
5oGiOapfr. Ttadt lett einiesn Sas.n tin pbos
tp9rapb Nbenos benz ProF. GrommsQ Gonfurs
rsnJ, inb.m er an etnsm G,niter iarbies. msiit
fomiibe pilber 5eist.
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Sta0tratbSzS erban0lunael1.

SIM trlttn Spsise reiGte g.tern or. WsiBel
cine Pctition nm perabiebuna Der Stanbmies
tbe aui benz sens Pointer WRartte Elm.
Gs murbs oas &eiua 6einrid Stto's UNI
Stud,ritattun8 bon @aIer3ins abssihtosen.
Sic 5ones' G6le : 8eroronun9 tpuroe NIT
10 ge8en 8 Sttumen eintm Gonftrtna=Ius
ibuiit ii6ertuieien.
Die MilS'ide SerorSnuna, bic bas 8.IsB,
tpsl9es BEN Ssnun5iauten Die 6dlfte Der bon
Gtieoensti4tern antsrlegtsn Straf8slhsr Jus
lpri4i. autbebt, p%aitrts.
s%tptiten, bur0 elm Gomite ben GonareB UNI
cine BelobepiliGun9 iir Die Bertietung unies
res Safens su eriuGsn. bel. (Sas GDmite-
S5. GrDut. Wias uno 8ono bonn l., Sserr,
Dute uno SroB bonn 2. 3wsiae tpiro beute
frlb nah Waibinaton 9ebsn.)
Seioe 3peige babea fib bis ndbtsn Rnns
tag pertagt. -...r
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sr, D. s. @osneQ, bar9 ieine sroBe 2iebe
fir Die Muitt unO Isine sifriSs 66rasrung Der
&unIt In unierer Mitte ipobIbetannt, lit ols
Ebeilbaber In Dos &tlGGft beg 6rn. Otto
Sutro, Rr. 1911 QGsit 8attimoretr., einae.
trst.n unO nirO in 3utunft Die 6irma SutrO
d 8osnel lauten. Bel bieIer Gett9enbeit 1T
es woBI ON Srts, auF oas nOrtr,fti6e Mufs
fallen : &sIhaft Der 6irma auImerfIam Su
MAIDEN. Sic b.sitbt ibren SsOarF BON ben
rsnommirieiisn Ytrleasrn iDpobl bier ME In
europa unoa lit i'm Stanbs, allen anforos.
rungen, entwsosr ioaIei9 ooer our6 i1ntGc
Gusiibrune Der 1sItsluneen Su 9eniigtn. Sie
99. Sutro & 8osnea iino Fsrncr agenten Der
beIRbmtsn Gbidsrin9'ften YianufOrtes unc
ibr @siadft fann Guf's @drmis smpiObIsn
msr0su.
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W1rIen> Beriht.

Die stHristn BbrIsn.g eridnfs iparsn bier folatnbs I:
1000 Der. ct. 8. 2osr, 4. 9 110x; 90 afttsn Der ~Ite.
@anies' Banfs 10Y; 1000 pbIisationen btr .Dtattstta.
,iio 9tht. . 9abn.s2 q. ppp. ssk 1000 Ditto, 2. 3pp:,
ssA ; loco Ditto, 2. ppp., 80 1000 sNornI. Central.
40k; Ss5 Haltimorer efaotse enfer, 1890. IS 732 parf.
U rbe nsruns Isl nisibe % lo.sOo galttinorsr etaot.
ethlsr. 1876. III; 5000 wiatpl: 6'pro3. Btrttetot.
atttsn psr BaIttm orer 4as . Qornpagnte, 6.ptpl los /;
5000 Cblisaitpnsn Der uC..a.. uno Teaua s.Babn-
70 1000 Gbii8ationsn Der sorangs' NItr .sHan." brute
Ser. 81.
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Gss- 0tersis Sabre @rfabruua
s SSIia U BON ,BiR'11 airidb en-" erp goi SD unS IS :
1T u alaemein anerfanut, baS er bas bette
Ssi!mittsl 1T fur 8uu9snhbel, inoem er bas
aonJs aslo BON elmer lei9ten g%rfdltung bis
3u oDai9er ausjebrun8 umfabt. Wdre es
Mot ips9en bitier 8sroienfte, 70 ipSrt CT iton
ldneit obns &sbsns3eibsn ~periGpunbsn.
fl1-RN
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Baltimorer Siebmarft.
tSfr bsn rGorrsIpOnOsutsn4 b.riatst.)

Baltimore. btn 10. Tars 1871.
WtnoStsb.- DER IRarft mar aeHsrn In 6oIs sints
gerineen Borratbs lebboft, unb bic preile Httgen Y bis
Gent s.ssn Isse EBO&s. nnGsfibr 27o Slid purOtn
~pertduft. .-
brui. Worasn %trBffuete Der MART fau uno bIitb 10
bis gum Stluft. unD Der Stsft oes Yorraibs fpuroe init
%msntssn auEnabnisn ~ ben ~stisisen grtiisn p~eriauit.
sBir bsulstten inter ben 3uiabrsn 80 slid, ipsld,s BON
Sanoltrn aus pbiIaetlpbta ssbra&t i%porott.
Ut tl9 Il be. = % fiio ltnr tpentge quite giib be BOA
hanetn, lne bsrriat istns Staairass tur bi,is eorts.
Soide, bic %au9sbottu psrben uuo bauptiGalib ans az.
rtnRerer Gualliat btiisaen, iptrotn ~ $50 bis $50 pro
Siiid. ie mad Hualiidt, ptrfauft
aGIber ino Jttrlid) pprbanosn rnb lou lu G biz 8
Gtnts. j. nab naalttdt:
Die 4srstis fir 0&en p%arIirt.u. tpts IoIst: beHe
sortsn 6& big 81 Gents. i'm aasemtiusn 5R bis OK
0ts., fur n1ittiere ooer CUTE tfairl DuaIitai 4 bis 5x
Cts. Sar oroindre birre iuuse Stitre, Dd5sn uno
aabs ~ bs . &C.; oro'narsre tno bic nieorisien
rattn ~ bis sx Ga: bic melt, n YeriduIt atidaben lu
5A bis Gents. Bon Der 3ufnbr iantn los Stild aus
gtraintsn. IL aus aoett .Vtrgtuisu. 146 aus Ohio. oil
aus Warplano. SO aus pbtlaoslpbta, is aus 3noiana
unb Is Slid aus Ytnnlaiuantsu stiainmte Woden.
3uIubr 54s etiid, ilsste aBpte $50, In Der poridI.
risen parausl . l8ode .s3il. Bon ben Bprraibtn
Glstidtr SO ,purosn bon 5pttulanttn fir Tidrite I'm
niien uuo 80 bon aanbbanolsrn une StetiGsrn es.
nontren.
SIN Sanssn ,puroen bieie GeoGe 400 Slid wtrOpisb,
lebte, aooas us. in Der paransnpcas bon 1870 7Is
abeei.st,
sis,s sDUas Jug bic g!aafraes s%sniiasnS; bic f9 bsinebs
ben MUIR iptutas aauter. Stit lsstt gDo6e ftten bic
Wreiie Il st. EBir noiiren ~ 80. rs bis $40 81 pro 100
gsLuno ss'tO. @sp'1i; eiaiss s~riitlttrl $lO.75 pto 100
9ieie GBoas bttrus bic Sufubr 9s7s, Isste gpode
s08T rnb In Der kbtidbrissn Narauti . aBode 1884
Saaaft.- Die Sufubr BON gaaor.n par bIe5s
N,pbt serirg. Gutt 6taaIt fno In gtaGfrdss, unb bic
Nreile tit8en Il, Gent bro Wfuno. gDr npitrtn ~ AZ
By Gents j. Taa Gsslitat. s.lSossns s&aafs sub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17

GsfammiOsttauFs far 1869 Daren 88.78l
Wai9insH etstn 127.S3S i'm Sabre 1870
nrit9in elm 3uDahs um bic edlits iut Ootiesr
SABRE. On. 81. ,SWH.s) (65)
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SdruutIihe 5ubisrlbsnttH auF unisrs t69ltds uno
lp6beutIibs Aussabs, pskbe nod I'M RHdfaube Fub
baben tui 2aufs Der lsbtsn Sage tbrs Rshuansen luseS
iatdt erbaItsn. Stsisaistn, psIas unisrt Ttabuuns
unbsrildftattst IaHsn, milIltn seiUartissu, oaB mad BEN
l.. Gebruar bic 3uisabuns oes @Iattss ~stn9sfitGt piro
Q7u.S 8l Der Peraussebsr.
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XpScSfan.
gtn nuIrrr ausuSrtiaru SubIeribenten!

am 10. Wdri Ebsuepr Gd)amGr, Is glOnGts ali,
Gobnbsn UOn &6spOOr unO otr ". 5. S&antr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-17

pi1J, IJU,EO l,JAJ,OOC.Dt
gDie man febt, 5si8t it9 ole osrBdltniBs
mGBia ItGrtTte 3unabms bel ben 0epartes
m.nts, 6eren Aus9aben gang Dosr t9stltustls
Ourtb ole Staatss 8sieBStbun8 controltri tutrs
ben. 9ie oirstt unter Gontrole oes UtaDors
unO Staotratbes Ittbenoen Aus9aben baben
nur in Dem WtaBItabe 3u8eronttnen, tple Die
Stoot uno bic SeoDlterung it1 Oer8rOBsri.
H.nnoh fiuo b.tra@tlibt Ausln9en %tntitons
ben burh ben Sau BON S6uls uno anoeren
8eb6uOen, bic Reparaturen uno oas Ylaitern
BON StraBen u. ~. .
SD erlaube mir, Die AufrerfiamEeit oes
StaOtratbes auF Abi9n. 8, Ssits 93l, Artitsl
43 oes StaotzGootg au ri@ten, inel6er be.
iaot: ,SoQen bic Oirefter, tpie borftebeno bes
Io0t. umoeleaten Benefits ni6t ben satlleben'
ben 9artaass uno Auseaben 9~lei9tOmmen.
70 tpQ Die SiIfereuS bonn Staotrtatitrntor aus
Der aa9emsinen Sttuer : uGIla8s bsjabIt tpsr@
osn."
IS III tlar baB bic auf oas Iteuerpfidtiss
@runbeioentbum Der Staot atn9els8ten Ses
trdae ourh elm &eitB ftfte.ifslt tusroen iolten,
uu6 i'd m09te baber Die Yaiitrun9 elmer Ssrs
orOnune empfeblen, p,l1e Die BON Der StaOt
Al 3abi.no.n Damages auf Elm Srittsl 0es
ganjett Betra9es beIbranft.
Sic faotil4en ginnabmen tonren ben oers
i9isosnsn Gutaen mad, ME foI8t: o,
BON Seteutrun8. U99, 4ol ~
BON Conditioner ............ 7l,923.46
BON Eonnens Ii. gBtrfteebhbren 55.094.65
bon Der Baltimore biobabn"
3inien auf $5.00O,000 Sarle:
ben uno altitns9 iuiOenoe... 552r5OO.OO
bonn Ysrtaufe neutrality-suspicious.
Mfitett. G2l,S5U.2Z
1900 .........,."..'.~.'. 3~8O,9O3,75
bonn Stats : S9ubmeifter als
Staotantbeit an Der Sbuls
feusr. l4o,b#O.iU
BON S6utoelo ............. 80. 500 81
BON Der Neutrality-suspicious.. ...,.. 7~35,428.47
BiIan5 BON Sarlsbsn, V8ertbs
erb6bunasfteuern fir Stras
SenOurbbrIte H., I, 10. ....,. l,347, 500 Is
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BosT0N, Jan. 12.-The executive committee
OF the Boston branch of the American tract So
ciety authorize a contradiction of the report that
It's affairs were being wound up.
The higher portions of the city, including
Beacon hill and Boston Highlands, are to be de-
prlYed OF water part of the twenty-iour hours,
owing to the low state of COchituate Lake.
An employe in Sibley's laundry, Chelsea,
named Thompson, aged titty-five had both arms
nearly torn from his body to-day, by being
caught in betting. He will probably die.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD, Jan. 12e-The state Temperance
convention, which met here to-day, after a lively
debate, adopted, among other resolutions, one
approving the action Of the late republican
convention in regard to prohibition, and adj
Journed without the nomination of state ticket
The suits of the Northern aud Concord rail.
roads were settled to-day, by mutual agreement
Gov. StearnS received an indemnity bond for his
course as agent, and the Concord road passes
Immediately into the hands of the directors
SUMMIT Mt. WASHINGTON, Jan. 12,-Both
the barometer and thermometer have been high.
er to-day than at any time since we have been
here. The warm wind, the driving mist and the
ram are causing the frost work to fall in i'm
mense masses from the buildings. This morn
ing it was three feet in diameter on the chains;
now they are entirely free from ice In ascend.
ing the mountain this a. NJ | found the vertical
thickness Of the clouds TO be more than three
thousand feet j. H. Huntington.
The seccders from the temperance convention
nominated Rev. NJ. 5. Cummings, of Lee, as
governor, and appointed state committee,
Martin Shaw, employed in the Franklin
wooden mills, was caught in a shaft and fatally
injured to-day He leaves wife and child,
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POLITICAL.
Observation-Disclosures.

Observation-Disclosures
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. 1.-The liber,.is
held an adjourned caucus with view to unite
the two wings of the republican party, but moth
ing definite was accomplished. Some members
seemed disposed to act with the democrats, and
resolution was offered 10 that effect but was
subsequently withdrawn 1t Is thought to be i'm
possible tQconcentrate the entire republican vote
on any one man. John b. Henderson is expected
to take the field.
At caucus of the republicans last night an
informal ballot was taken, and Henderson re-
celYed thirteen votes, the highest number cast
Tor any one, With the democrats Blair leads
the list and his friends are confident Judge
Belcher has decided not to allow his name to 20
before the caucus. This leaves four democrats
blair, Glover, Phelps and Woodson. A lib
eral republican German paper published in
jefferson City tavors the election OF Blair. 1t is
said that Henderson can control six democratic
votes, which would easily elect him. provided he
could unite the republicans.
OHIo-LIQUoR LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBUS, Jan. IA bill was introduced in
the house, making the seller Intoxicating iouor
responsible for damage done by intoxicated per-
sons to whom liquor is sold.
SOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COLUMBIA, Jan. 12.-Much excitement pre-
walls in the legislature, owing to the disturbed
condition OF affairs in the upper counties of the
state. Ultra radicals, under the lead of Elliott
colQrcd member elect of congress- charge the
Wuoie responsibility Tor the troubles upon the
ineftlciency of Gov. Scotrs administration, in
not organizing the colored militia and declaring
martial law, and even talk of impeaching the
governor The conservatives and the lieutenant
governor support the policy of the governor,
which is to send only United States troops to the
disturbed counties, if military force is required
at ALL
The senate has tabled the anti-amnesty reso.
lutions adopted by the house.
KANsAs-ENCoURAGING.
TOPEKA, Jan. 12.-GOv. Harvey's message,
which was read to-day, reports the state finances
in a satisfactory condition, the debt having been
reduced during the year S274,OOO.
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On Monday evening, at TheO. Thomas concert,
when the time came for Miss Mehlg to appear,
she was not forthcoming, though ample time
had been given her by the performance of other
music. After tedious "wait, which the audi
ance bore without sign of impotence, Il Won
der where another could be found who would so
have borne it?l she came in with very dissat-
isfed look, sat down. played the concerto, and
with scarce an acknowledgment of the applause
bestowed on her, walked off. In the second
part Of the concert, instead of Miss Mehlig we
were given an apology on account of her illness,
("indisposition" TO play l think would have
been the true thing to have sad,) which was ac-
cepted by the audience without murmur of
disapprobation. Now il she were really III
there is no one so unreasonable as TO demand
her appearance and the performance Of the part
assigned her, but notice she played in Boston
Tuesday evening, and no mention is made Of
her not being in her usual health. Truly,
Worcester people are very Christians to tolerate
such things and say nothing; but if they drove
six miles with the mercury near zero, with the
expectation OF hearing 4 concert as per pro-
gramme, and were served with an apology in
stead of "Grand Polonaise," they might per-
haps think twice before they started for Thomas
second concert. 4. II. f,
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table the subject faled-28 to 25-when it was
laid over till the next morning hour.
The house joint resolution, appropriatng
100000 for continuing work on the Louisville
and Portland canals, and 100000 for the Des
MoineS rapids, was adopted.
Mr.. Ross bill for commission to investigate
the claims arising from depredatious committed
by or upon Indians in Kansas, was passed, as
amended, to extend to Nebraska
The senate then resumed the consideration of
Mr.. TrumbullS bill, to relieve congressman from
importantly and to preserve the independence
OF the several departments of the government.
The discussion was carried on by MesSrs. Nor
ton and Trumbul, and, as several senators de-
sired to speak on the bill, the v4te was deferred
till Wednesday text, and, after an executive
session, the senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Gen. Banks made motion to recall the reso-
luton, heretofore adopted, transferring the con.
troll OF the ocean cable question # ON the com
mttee on foreign affairs to a special committee.
The motion failed, as unanimous consent was
required.
The house then resumed consideration of the
bill reported yesterday from the committee on
agriculture to regulate the transportation OF
cattle IN cars. 1t was resisted by the democrats
the ground of unconSttutionaty, as it inter-
fered with the rights of commerce.
The house, in cOmmitteeof the whole, resumed
the discussion of appropriations.
For the provision of the bill directing the
publication of laws in newspapers, the subst-
tute by Mr.. Benjamin was adopted-69 to CO
approprating $4,000 for the publication of the
laws in pamphlet form, and repeating all laws
requiring the publication in newspapers.
The amendment by Mr. Allison, to insert
paragraph making appropriations for the office
of the first controller of the treasury-an item
for four chiefs of divisions at S25OO each-gaye
rise to a long discussion, Mr.. Dawes opposing
It, on the ground chiefly, thar the secretary Of
the treasury is preparing bill, reorgauizing
the entire department, and congress should not
interfere sporadicaly with such a reorganiza-
ton. He mentioned, as an instance of the ne
cessity of it, that he met, few days ago, in the
treasury department, a gentleman holding n
warrant for payment, who had then been in
eighteen bureaus, and had still three bureaus to
visit before he could be paid
The amendment was rejected.
After proceeding in the bill as far as the 37th
page, the committee rose, and the house ad-
iOurua1