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paaeed over this p)ace 10 day, e0usiuRb from
the West and raging with great fury q Hail
stones OF extraordinary size, some measuring
three inches In diameter, fell. ''S' VT JEW
81 Louis, March 0.-Charles II. Duukin
esOt bis wife this evening" twice., once in
pc breast and once ip abe. abdomen, and
then shot himself. Neither arc dead .but
his wife y III u critical condition. B0nEin
VIII cestslAly de '.a.JtI 10 4nig1on lEI
New York March 9.--Thei cause Of the
attack Of Fithran. ex. Comp.rolles 6 .npollys
s9p..'n.lsw, upon Shanks, city editor ,of tic
he M we, T:s y p. ,Sa y t.s epsl S
had been notified by tho counsel OF Tweed.
tiageery and Baulch, that If he, vent ron
the stand 70 testify against them they
would produce evidence that he CONNOLLY
had once bseu con victed Of . crime In Phil:
SdeIphla. and vas sentenced 10 tho peuitsn>
tiaTy. and from which he only, ssoapsd by
the clcmency Of the Executive, on the con.
dttton that he would leave the city Both
Shshbe and Fithsan claim the vict0rydilil0
London, March 1O---The Obssresf states
leat SECRETARY Fish's reply IT, Lord 0yan.
vllies note concerning the claim for indirect
damages. has ocek received, Ind IL expresses
aAe desire Of the American Government fur
Amnal and amicoble seatlemont Of the whole
Snsgei9n. The Observer add that 9ej,her
we british nor the American Government
Of abe Jsint High COmnDiseion.t 81 .nH.'' 81
sPhlsdel0hia, Mach 8. lin . speech n the
installation Of lhe new, Collector Of this non
to-day, COL F0rneY warmly advocated the
fcih6minAii6nf Gif Grant aT ''n"7 3Y'hr ,E!TTS
9hNe* N6es3 March 1l.-A full account q
PeuIlaAeo Of . recent dieca1ssi0n in ROue,
neiwsep Protestant prear hers and the, Cath,
onc Clergy. on the subject WAS 81. fetas
ever "a Home ~ FstH.f 0avaS1lt s3dskf I'M
~ FfoteeteatS n unaintai6iae tho nera{ltN
Ibt1 cesdipgs termiuatsd 10 10 Aanie,1h6
~ ~ s:. dsk Rs5!le' Claiming - have Ne
s.elmuSs ]. Ti1den S&ys there il I'VE bSihsh
0en tehdhony uColecasd nisxaiuSt q TVeedI
md .lhat bat' svsU .litale evidence, aeau,et,
lhs irlng" l4sa been lPab!ilhed, Is. 81, .. 6,
vosilss s OCSnnor viii giye his protes;
hsd sri1iplls .1hsn tsied., s'aaI iiiw bssSr
IN 0DyeFNQr fWArmQutb,, Of L0uisjans.r hAs
SeyTtyed In TIE city. He ID, pndssstood ;, TO
pave pronounced against the Admuinisfrs.
s'on, - favor Of Judge 'Dsvis, rifd 6f11t 81
Qs,ml1Aood. iaa shf hgBosdi Tshiosi8 .Mls sii
ga, Nw Qsleaps geptleWaAsrNbe seppn,
pAn19d The G0Yesnel here. repQrts; 1he1 Cen,
eAI LohSstreet has res,gned the 6f6ce III
vhV0aSvey6fship at New OrleSn1I 6n th1
Emundoshat tsiednnot sappors the sAdaI1p
n!q0lu R01lQy. nj sniod e rei,aJyu.nd'.
bnkf ome Marsh u,--rThs Pope 10 preparina
y leave Rome On Sunday he sid % ~
eod.ehe that the. miGli1 ddnss 81 thSE GUsCX
1nny Aisd Po6aiAcAsa, - dsssd i,isue, NJ,
sseMt NE ee:exRieace Avn nawesg, d
2 Stsx Ses lnpo''lh tor Thai liNfslvs I ma
OsiUha01iNakssI.s .a1t.k.tesne.,r 60 .,.... .j.pr
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rbs y. Of lie d inst. shlhsr .
,engtlS lei sr, prs Desds b give. els admin
istrstih . osneral daki5I up foethe alleged
sale b srus to the fssnch during he lat<
war; claiming that the arms sold with the
coppivsnoe Of our sovernmeat were used BY
.tbs ftsncA 10 ...srde 6essa6s !" that obi
-sutiositioo '.fusniahod Ahe-0ssos-to IN
Ftsnch to slaughter the hsdPs1 eflijhsa
same Germans" that France IVES furnish
ed ave or stx milton dollars worth Of arms
and ammunition from Government arsenaia
and manufactories. and tiat there sruns and
this splendid tsed ammuniti6n. found thet,
way to Frsnc4 and were used against thu
Germans" IA" '@.5.5 q - i'"',''''#'''
A, to the charges Of unlawful syympa.hy
with, or assistance to the French On the
part Of our Government We DO not believe
The present admin tstratjon his been guilty
Of the slightest impropriety. OF breach 81
iutesnationa1 law. in The premises" The ID:
vestig.tion now psoding' has thus far do.
yebped nothing impropG, and We predict
the full vindicstton Of the Prssident and
Secretary Of War. At all events Tie ihves-
tieation win soon bee concluded and al par>
tie can ven afford . awai. the result l'' J
Bpt how about the present attitude Of the
0asstys q stewn In this articlef Whilst
a. Franco: German var ~ In progress, no
pap s. e ths Tertiary was understood 70 b y
4 sush ps.fect sympathy With France 8
that journal. It now swells With ipdignf'
ten 1t the thought that any of the harmless
Gis1muaans Who accompanied Bismarck \ Co.
"a theirphyful excursion into France should
have been injured BY arms and ..fixed am.
mnniton," procured In tHfs country II
seems for De upnce b' have forgotten,
Of not 70 1care, that thets 81 French ele.
ment in thia country - ven d 8 German /;
and that most Americans remember With
gratitude The services rendered usby the
gallant soldies aud sailors Of France under
Lafayette and Rochambeau, ii the dafkest
paIs @ ~ Saf h n'stoI ,o uaIu ,fr.r,, = -
Whilst VI re has .,r1 ehe greatest respect tor to
AZ our adopted citizens, =, We 90 not claim 70
b the partisan Of any particular nationality.
Saxon and Celt, .Teuton and 0anl, having
forsvorp allegiance to the land Of their birth.
and In peace and In war having proven their
1idelity to, the land Of their adoption, 10.
cstys from = ) cordial recognition q fellow
citizens and brothers. We do not believe
hat the thlans and Landwebrr who fol.
lowed the victprions Wiltjssmllr on bic bloody
path through Al.aos aud Loasi.,ne, ID. tie
main, did anythtng' more, Certainly nothing
Len. Dan their duty Is soldiers. 10 what The
world recognised . legitimate warfare
Sun iess do We think the brave Frenchmen
who fought % heaoically under NcMahon,
SH.i'l jtts 1. -. DIG.
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First N the. Burnt, District!

=. Il. E1USON & CO.,
,.'i,'G ' Wholesale and Retail Dealers ID Il !. ,
WINES ANDiLI
UORS
.s4Cig,aa;s.s..a ana md; ,T *, i ~
MAIN STREET. DEER LODGE, MONTANA,
Have just teotssd h 1hDipto61 new buila1nR oppo-
site the Scott House.
q The finest brands always ON hand. Csn "a u!
anaes the aooda<- "a ,.I9l
VIII napy tAankl for past favors continuance q
the Same u 6pee4Sdn$ s6aiclted. 4 nfITD}H"
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S'css congramIessoesSoe snese eonqo0.-
"'raH ELL - = : . ~ @r~'b
ni f1nr"11 "'N" 41A~@1 '1''Ssl 5di 4"osI,i
Why 10 II that Indians We fuarptMopstii,
term 4Ae! 'AooriIinee Of tlAia contineqEin'
s ~ gnead ana aepre1pfs co A.! Vail
Ssit 4 M ecs,s n ~ ss,.uy,.i{. .,,r u.
spaniards are also of Europeso lin.afev nd
they mingle freely and intimately with the
- IL m by xnnout qeslEoxlng tnem: AZ eas!
Of i,si.g SiSnd MA ~ er. sa os ia.
CO, Juarez. ~ . uljIhlooaed INDIAN. Rex
and blood ore mol The fQundaiions Of ce:te'
~ me s1co ss. Tor rfosept,os ny Pest'o,'
MOI 4 svs. on,' R.tsi~h osI;s d.cisix. .
tor I'll the ooptipeat 'porthwsrd Of g In;
been Bfitlth for more than acentury. yst W
scse nos. - OF lseass wS1s and'ss snss:e'
10 n Rris,.s 1ms,;c y. fhs yery 49,,
that fought our Ancestors Frequently I'D
$1,000; ,. ",'e ss s.s .z; "ves a.. '.s. -;
to Canada. been peacsfui, and oatcntcd
subtectS 81 The British crown.-Ner Torl
1sses"s. 10 -'g WV, Wv" 40 %"'o''' UT.
~ y. I'd" press nfougbout the eastern Stase1
y cohshaafy mastng tenazks me shess.
1t shows how lily and partially they CON-
peshsnd "has % termed the "Jndiaa 'Quss.
Hon. 1nd'sss dsosd soossct with Anhssi>
'bc..td 70 ns,e ss,is ,cs.s.t,.. /. 20 r.di. mi
csi'y dinossot. IL Amesseans woasd give
!epeas me psoeeen toeaf noe &aye meee and
AoprA Ia a al H. A.
devo.sd ~ Ne ohase, and sss forsy, ,hsrs
would !, much isss ,dimcalu between i,
two races. II Indians would, eivs No the
iwsys Of life wh,eh 40 thsir heritaes, and 10
IA I.co.ns fs.r,., - ~. " - -. -.
ss "a. 81 - '. .....S. 80
~. H.S .'. ~ ~. sS =
,sfos. ~. .'.a , .",;..'e, ~ y ~ ~
49, 49, v - S',su." sss. :. xoo'u
s,n,o.s ,s.; ~ a t1s: - "a ~; 80! 81
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" sUO su0SBuSSy USS0scO 70 y xUQvS69Doo "
1such diStinku!shed ability. wa ~ ~ 1i hit
phrehsy iSddleet' hi saeh2'S t3AtddSItsp o. 81
metaphors V ~ hSvs ssrSty Sssg ssAAtdiabIss
ln'iss hius'0f me- On 'iAst, u tk3YG4dst
.'spaoe " eleven hnts,, Coa::' Sandess sieBa
~ ~ ~ ~ ''old VII 'hdsss,s' ID '-tsd u
s7dog;''b asSm 0Au0sa 10 aSs-s SosJasi,~ "a,
''besxeai SNVs1ssssftts 'Aim!ts Auxliy 1de6bS& !
aus1Xv tD.t.ooGf 9u u lahE,irl !igI'omS !
< 1sesdy." eGsIeSahlu,d SbSssgdyt wv ~,
1lSisH yOH thak C6l 66adstsitI y SKs " thS
sblest men. In Ill ne. Nprthxsst. and. ~
few equals in. ets0salsaasa. We siscerslJ
hops be win defea< yous tesyible syppaahy
fahdi1b bSHBiXAS h6atlhb I q 3a&aassd tlm. Lpo(
sail lsiS est. sar, ;li sspd
lsEAheiX snilesy. % DsAAs ~ lsasBAAs1als
staryoss irsstSs, SansuIcAJaDGsHesak Saalb(
$500 n iSI.lsx TX patty Saati ~ iisil(Is
sSfcspisiesh Ssaess set ssss DEL ~
,Aad 3elpils MISREPRESENTATION
esllyse hl10sA dlbItetlte gidW0 a)ier ~
,S6vstb sdsgdss hat thh q psi
Republicsn affair, concerning wheA tn.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
spIEITUALIsM AS A TRADE.

Thomas Spr0ale, who is accused OF stealing
watch from Mrs Elizabeth Fulcr of No 4jS Tenth-aNe
was granted an examination saturday, at the Jcfir-
son Market Police Court Mrs Fuller testified that she
was IN electric physician aud that the previous sat
rday she had been visited by Sproue who she believed
had stolen her watch at that time. In relation TO
-proulo'. having lived with acquaintance, "Co.
Gordon" at No 40 Fourhaye., she denied that any
conspiracy existed between them to imprson sproule
The prisoner testified follows:
On Jan. 2l was at Mrs Fulers, but took no watch
and WBtch wus engaged WIN Gordon III slNi
purpOrted TO be for l4 spItua t,esenlltloi
OF parted beings In the form ol faces tha
behind HIN; had trouble with Gordon on thc frluy
previous my making the acquaintance Ol MIS- Fuiei;
She was acquainted with Gordon, and had visited the
commurications from Gordon; but she told me
that they amounted 10 muchi an admission te OF -
cents wa- charged at first for ladies and gentlemen to The
seances then 81 cents was charge a. ahd al as 81 u" se
temcn ana j0ccnts for ladies' Al te Seahce9 pictures
were SHOWN; there was 10 GROSS hOitllS III inc ar w
there was figure floating; II ouB went ~ hiEl as ns
hand could reach ana several ladies recognized III as TIE
foru of y departed lover. ! dit not at thai time know
how the trick was managed; tefe II an ult Mliui
drtpCd aud has CIJas II, and seven candleslitAs
also, Bible and prayerbook; there was u
center the hymn in the front room Gorloh
claimed hai no was controlled BY the spirit OI bsop
White; the ,ctutc opened win prayer. anu .clo
was singing of hymns and an eXhOrLtIOh lter sIat @ w.
face. we're shown somebody would cry out, IS thdt
Emiy 7" or Il that susan = ana the laec Mo'iIi
he did 1t with his hand lie held the caru-1oud
in nj, hand and came forward in lie dark to shake
hands with the persons who Recognised lIe vi
Satnrd"y last seo P"S there 81 was to be seance
| told them there not, and Mrs. Fnler VINO 1
ws pre cent also said tnat Gordon In such condi-
tnn mat there could not a seance IN the afternoon
visited Mrs Fuller, and had long cOhNersatVh
told her was going TO leave Gordon; on the TUESDAY
folInwing Gordon asked when was coming lor my
trunk: 4 told him L would come on "eo'heSuA'' ""u
Justice Fowler said that the evidence given showed
piracy against the prisIner ana ciSuSt pi op.o 90
h' own fecosniLance to await trial at 'no "oA'l1i "
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
TIE B1NK EXCITEMEkT
CONDITION or THE MARKET SAVINGS BAN

| CONDITION or THE MARKET SAVINGS BANK.
| AttOrney-Gcneral Barlow has promised the
Committees OF ccpOsors OF the Market Savings Bank
that he will every exertionrBo only protect their
interests, but also to bring the abscOndng Secretary,
Conkin. and any otherdshonest officials of the bank %
justice. Gov. Hoffman .has ind0rsed the action OF the
Attorney 1t has been discovered that the
OF call loans amounting TO {24196 marked bad in Re-
ceiver Denniss report, than bad, from the
fact that the United States Stocks given securities Tor
these loans have been distracted by COnkn since Jan
l. IN addition to the large sums already proved to have
been stolen by him II has also been discovered that the
bank has been doing large pawnbrokng trade. con-
siderable quantity Of watches, diamonds and jewelry.
received by COnkin securities for money advanced by
him, having been found in the safe or the Institution
The number OF openI accounts in this bank is lG and
IL estimated by the Committee from present resources
and the item Of bad and doubtful call loans, together
with the questionable account of Heiser Co.. supposed
to be Sl2OOO that the entire viii not pay
tlan 40 tho dollar The detectives the
track Of Conkn and it is thought by that should
he be captured he will dsGorge great portion OF his
plunder, and if such should be the the Committee
hopes be able to for the deposors co cents
tho dollar In the matter of the criminal negligence Of
the President and other ,ocers OF the bank, the Com
mittee think that this negligence extensive that
If not ALL of the officers have laid themselves open
to criminal prosecution
James Dennis the temporary Receiver bppointed by
Judge Bafn'rd IN the SUIT or carpenter against the
Market Savings Bank, having asked permission to with
draw Judge Barrett Saturday last appointed Fran
els W. Worth Receiver in his stead bis filing bonds in
100000 The Josiah Sutherland also appointed
Referee to and report the accounts OF the late
Receiver.
Saturday the 23d day OF the upon the Third
Avenue Savings Bank. The Withdrawals during the Ordn
ary banking hours the smallest since the com
menced A little over $4,000 was drawn ont.
The motion dissolve the injunction restraining the
Receiver of tho Stuyyesan Bank from selling its property
argued in the United states District Court
day. Judge BlatChlord reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

II seems that the delinquent State officials
Of South Carolina have adopted the Tammany plan OF
protecting themselves by legislative measures against
the laws. Thus new law provides that civil or crmi
nal suits cannot be brought against the present state
officials committed moro than Six months before the
charge is made!
Morally certain and well satisfied that Cen.
Grant IS TO renoninated at the coming Philadelphia
meeting The Cierelad Herald casts about eagerly for
the person the ticket and compaceuly fixes
upon GOV. william Donnisou ~ q man worthy OF
is due this gentleman The Hernd contends because ohio
has failed III q Republican Noic, ana because no
due to Gov. DeunIson."
The Conkling Cust0m-Ilouse tactics on the
Auditors hill puzzles the rural parsans of that interest
greatly The Rochester Democrat which has alternately
advocated and denounced Ayord, thinks it odd that the
serare should strike the OF the Republican in the
bill thus giving the entire power TO the Democrats on
Tie Board oddly enough says the mystlned journal,
N. Ven, members who urged rho bill in the Assembly
from partisan considerations change front at the dcta-
o q. We know not what secret cabal, and put them
..ly, IN the awkward dilemma Of voting In favor OF
Democratic board. when they had previously opposed
giving the power into Democratic hands,"
In his slashing denunciatiOn of the President s
.vstm OF Cyi Service Reform Mr.. Matthew Carpenter
took occasion to say that he knew OF chems-
try than of the pearly gates OF Heaven and hence
woud be rejected if he applied for Office. To which
journal on his side Of the house, The Rochcsfer IL
pyess pointedly makes answer: 1--WE are AFRAID that
senator Carpenter is mistaken Bunyan, IN his immortal
work that one by the name OF Ignorance
came up to the OF the city referred TO by the Sena
TOR and Knocked He was questioned and his certificate
demanded but his examination was not satisfactory 80
shining that conducted Christian amp Hope
hui to the city, commanded To out and take Il
n0rance and bind him hand and foot and have him away
carried him through the air to the door that saw in the
side OF the bill and put him in there. Then saw thar
there was way hell, even from the gate OF hcave at
well a, from the City OF Dtstruct0n" lt seems that
Ignorance crossed 10 the city with the ierryman
Vain GLORY We're afraid Senator Carpenter Is III 'h'
wrong boat"
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

DIED
BLDERSgEO4 3aaily. All Mr. Isaac Dusne- 'h, ~
TIE 3 f Of % 9y 'I 10 ,';Sag . W., 1a 20 n 81 M i'1 ~
Sta as a. i, oc4 a. n
PRAZER-a th. ~ saturday Jan ~ 1872. Grace Rl.anos
youngest daugh,er, ?. G.. and Mary GorioH Frazer.
GRAY-Ip YOrkyie a g hiram B. Graz, sgsa 70 year.
TIE friends 1n @ Te'ye' o. TIE family are r9e ] e1t % s'a
seventh Eghiysshthsts. Monday. 2sh Inst. az
HERRTMANAs Jamaica L. L, Friday asth inst Mary dausb,
% ] as ami lends o9 The ni7 are savite to attend The fp,r
th, Monday o'clock from he, late Fuos
Hunters POiut o'clock Returning, save Jamaica a.
22O .. u.
HIBBARDor Frl,y evening, jan rs Maria d,qsh'r Of Ae ats
% ro, ss9.a % % @ FT Sc s {ds..r on as,s her ~ %
HORTOyA whitesoue L. t. the SAbJa,h J1a o. s,i. O..
yCiSe Sits Of Of hhDqaq aae1ai Leisl!rS e .lSs1.l
HYATT-A White Plains, " r SATURDAY uorniny eus,
NJ Hyatt, wife Of A JACKSON HYATT
rom t' the Baptist cSuch ia said village oa Monty Ja %
leaves Forty -secOnlst a, 3:lj.
IyEsAt bis residence in r. 'a Si.riy @orao~
Fuaer1i stiT, on Moniay Jan. ~ at p n
Ssty 1 Jfn .sT. s &C. r c'Sa A''' y1A @
Relative, and friends q the family aa4 m.5Ts % q Pilgrim ,pa.'
on Monday jan % at Il O'Clock without further notice
MARSHAL the Gramery Park Hotel s.t7Fi J,n q lrr
sid id sraaiinalhe o. The its Bp6an Mash
pne vii take place q3 S af1 A. ''9 49, 80 a. : H. ,a, ~ me WI N J,
.4zea to IiIcAetistown, n. J.. for iusernsaG
6 a e md Jp a.43 % ass Tx F"9' .9 o: s .ps s, s & .
M uLer VII k- esd her paceGt ~! hgth
Of SNeenthst. Iuesfsy AZ 10 ociJcA
friends OF tue family respectfully invited to attend
NILLBa-On Saturay 9Th Mrs Mary b. Miller widow II
Miller daughter of stephen p Bfiton as %
viii residence OF brOierav.
Wm fe root es. 2i West TwentgsKhst, Tuesday ts
u.. The remain, vii B. lA-n - ElEzJgl, n 1 a
M0vST-on SATURDAY morning Jan o. Mr Richarl ana' s-i
Rres ant sn Of the family respectfully invited ~ ,'tni
rrsl from Piuls Chspe Broadway Aal FgiOa-st, G)uiy
2l;l last, ~ o'clock q
PETERSON SATURDAY Jan 81 at the residence Of Bis f., ss
hurlif 81 nuU r4 n
h.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RiTrER-At Hobokeu, J.. on Sa-liy. jan p il2 " Ritter
NJ ID. u the 1O.D year Of
Th aad friends Of the family also TIE m'ers y o.. bs
also the members tl- Gtasf Ps, AssOc.,bos
OF 1913 respectful! 4tnd lie lucf on
late residence 5j isuny0nt HDJplg, j. d lasity. J,a
3D. at 4 p III, sIhOut further notice.
THORNTOy-At Fort Leayenxorh K,a,s tie 2 ils Wi~
of the late Gen. W A 4aOsaton, T. y Amy IN no 'lss
year 81 as
TOPPING-on sund,v I7 % Mar Tsi wiz y v IT. Topping sd
ctest daughter oi Edwin IhOIa, - For' Erie, tiraif
Fla-r4 rerrss church. A1ises an A1 80.
10, Taesisy. 2Jih.
Chicago. Albany. All Buffalo papers p.'asr cop.
WHITING rON-fn village of Hrnpsch. y t. Ana. Vie
George Whi.ungtoH aged 10 yrars
Tie friend. family r,Ieriu Invited - af te in'rs
from residence " Der s0n-aT, N-ifF y --t, Ia Ne
VII a., of Hampstead. MONDAY, Jan y, a. u nsoa
Boston paper, please cogT
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
WISCONSIN.
LEGISLATIVE MEASURES-A GENERAL RAILROAD
IAW-TiIE ONE-TEBH PRIECGPLE-A NEW
LIQUOR LAW--CONTEDCIION5 10 TIE TIRE


LEGISLATIVE MEAsUBES-A GENERAL RAILROAD
IAW-THE ONE-TEBH PRINCGPLE-A NEW
LIQUOR LAW--CONTEIDU1IONS 10 IliE TIRE
SUFFERERS.
MADISON, Jan. 20-The Legislature has
adopted JOINT resolution appointing select Committee
oi n,o TO draw up general law for the incorporation OF
railroads and naundctur.ns companies, made necessary
by the amendment TO the Constitution cutting of local
legislation The Senate this year settled question easily
that has perplcxcd number Of Senators for years one
Of the Senators Methodist clergyman and b. has been
elected Chaplain Of the Senate, thereby furnishing the
necessary prayers without additional expense TO the state
Resolutions have been offered in the Assembly fayorns
the possession Of all the telegraph lines by the Govern
ment cutting OIL tho introduction OF now business after
the 18th OF February: appointing joint committee Ol
nine to apDnrtiOn the state into Congress Districts.
4 resolution favOring Mr.. Summers Oncterm amend
men o. Constitution of the Uaitcd states gave rise
considerable debate and referred tO the Commit
tee on Federal Relations This action seems to show
lion, ana the general opinion Is that II Will pass.
memorial TO Congress asks for extension Of the St.
CrOx Railroad land grant and change OF ~ course up
the Chippewa Valley instead Of the ST. Croix bill
similar the Ohio liquor law is before the Legislature,
making liquor sellers liable for damages, for selling in
tOAicItug liquors to drLukards.
COY WI-hIurr has received $40 400 since tho lat OF
IRE ia E1TtlE Wisconsin. OF TINS amount. $500
comes from Glasgow. Scotland 1900 fOm Mexico, 5000
from Liverpool ana 0 from Paris There ha- been re-
rcivcd 20 the present tI" about >l71V1, Dc-I an
imuea,' Of clothing bOh J!d ali new aud al
air.s It'tl..Ji43.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

company on the petition OF tho Attorney bscs
on 'no report OF superintendent Miller the report show
ing tho condition OF tho Company to be as tolIovs
% ~ the Chicago fire, sTi5 OO0 10 which IA ia no
nu % s'oUD subsequenty reported. other Iiabili,,es
6 ns sfs2 Il amount required for return premium
are reported ut sJ363O a. 1ess denraeitlon s5 e ~,
mak the net assets 7s22Os TO- The order of the Cor
aluirs OF the Company w "''N "P '"e
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
PIGEON SHOOTING

Eighteen members Of the jerome Park Shoot
ing Cub assembled At he Park. on satg~'ayf 90 t,k,
part in piscon,booting match. ior cup PIE" str "
j. g. Bennett, lr. Tue terms Of the match wcfe % b'rIs
each' ono ounce and qstrier shot. ~ % ytrb
boundary. Tho following is tho score.
~ u Palnsr, II; T. -. Ps,ne i3 IS ~ -; g. f r,' ~
D'us - y W. Johnson e. Ffases 81; D.. JssY. fs v
ppahsef ~ j. g. Bcaa't j. . D. Pi.ir O. b. s1.~ -
b. Steinb.rger, 3; H. Cal,.tr
The second prize Of $50 which IRONS Che SO N.
trance fec paid BY every subscriber SO. yro1 after
second trial, by T. II. Palmer
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
PlSSENGEPS ARRIPED.

PrON LtYERPOOI-In steirship Clttda. lf1 .ff 'rr,
A. InfeI e. b. Admiral bo,gs tLi Lea'- '.a s q.
$. v, IT. Tlmas $. Timer. y. D. Charlton .4 oh % -
er's0n John Low b. r. Knth. Mr. r. a. q e M. +,rs Fa1f
boane Nr aaA Mrs. scaraen, K cjss,r e. " Hgl
B. SeaFani, j. =. Cu1rrv, SIR tsper. keith b. Jsu
Heard. Elisha Dyer g. d. G. DrLc. Cot CIri Gr
aud Nm J. l. Bower Capt =. C.H, ~ au- N- |--' H Wer
Brgon Joseph SIR ard N-, Geo Act k e. n j,ss
Kelly kobL Fuller. J. g. Mal1ns J. Bcg VI lyelo1 a1i s'
Henry schulz oha Gaoe II. L0opcr J. H. Hc j. va e fs
r. " T.. w. hn.'e}. C. o< 80 $50 iiG
Arhur MAYER, H. Scho.uit n. r1ares C'p%
amt,u jules Pcot Ar HT,. q. 81 In.ci als :sos+i.
Thos Dsb A. ro.. o. h. Muh E. L}ol 4 g. hyri 'r tli H.
Moore j. y. Vsier, T. Loogmor1, r. 'ri, H. "els,a Y"
Hewitt, Mg B.leO, g. "a Dyaa4L lal ~ t-a stc.s