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BOLOGNA "SAssAGE."-I.et those who have
given their affection to the Bologna sausage as a
relish read with horror that in Troy, one John
Shaddock has been discovered by the police con
yerting juvenile veal, the heads of calves as
well as their entrails, into the sausaces afore
said Carried before a court of Justice, he
pleaded that he was '' q merry Swiss boy," lust
from the romantic land Of his nativity, and that
he was totally ignorant both Of the English Ian
guage and American law. He was released
upon condition of Immediately Changing his
business. Cases like this give rise In every fas-
tidi0us mind TO melancholy reflections.
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The HOrnel.

NEw YORK. Jan. "A special from Bait
move states that the steamer Hornet arriv, 4
there last night. She will probably he hbel.ed
hy the State Department for violation OF the
maTii inc laWs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

JOHN DOuGHERTY's SUICiDK.-YesterJay
afternoon John Dougherty, Of Brooklyn, shot
himself in the head in his room during the
absence OF his wife. When she returned she
found him ON the floor with q revolver clutched
In his hand. physician having been sum
moned pronounced his wound mortal. Dough-
erty was a bartender. but having been out of
employment for some time, and falling to pro-
cure situation to relieve the suderings OF his
family, he became despondent.-N. y SIN. ostI
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= VI MN I'D Pc NE.
LarSe tsles. 81; ver esiicn, S.. Also, large
stsyS = taiioInis wines. PcIt, hnscstel, Angelica
asd e;fS'.r PET bos,.i or IN ausPtity. These Wines
sFo direct f-cm pr-vuc and the only article IN
market thai cen be r0 I'D upon perfectly pure,
fSts toT couimartcn pU cN@-s and the sick. Pric. =
ss:su- shihgiy low. l have also pure old Holland
Sin well adaP,-d Tor delicate persons and females
Anshese gOsts warranted perfectly pre- l siiii
sSsSI e. frmE very low rates. 10 to 80 per
below usus rstee. kcD Is eerts niy great induce
NDeRt 90 buyers. L Keep n large assortment buy in
1sTEe suaniittes and heace al Td to sell 80 low
"a viii veil par tn give call. though IL
b little cut % vour
ARTHUR NATrANs, Druggist,
tan22 tr second and II stT eets, ". W.
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A MAN stopping at a hotel in Rio .,,ons Va
,a,ely caused no little trouble bv the reprehen.
plight. Having estAbisher ,h. sa,r,s,;,, VI sue
mst-class somnanbui'.e, he walked OF to an
carry uain WIN M carpet-bag as naturally as
ns h~o zen awake, and left his bill un-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

LAST WORDS" are oftsner the mu,terings
Oh some perhaps trivial dream, the request for
some comfort or some change OF niilovs ~.
grateful recognition OF some loved one. than
phrases which contain the full expression of the
life thought or maxims which shall be the pni-
dance OF those who remain behind. Our lives
not our death-beds, must furnish these.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

NEw YORK. Jan. 27.-Caieb Gushing states
that in his opinion the Geneva arbitration on
the Alabama claims will result in a satisfactory
settlement without any difficulty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

THE WORKING PIOPLE.-Ths fourth annual
congress OF the English trades unions, held a;
Nottingham on January 9th, was ATTENDED by
seventy delegates, representing in the s2gre-
gate 255, II mechanics. The well-known George
Potter was president OF the congress. The nine
hours a day movement is extending to all part
of Great Britain. Meetings of shipsmi tbs
shipvIights and carpenters have been held al
Cardiff. Wales, and II solutions were passed re
ouesting employers 10 reduce the hours OF labor
to nine. A mass meeting OF colIers, iron
workers and miners has been held at Merthyr
and similar resolutions were adopted. AT Aber-
deem a mass meeting of GOLFERS and ironworkers
resolved TO go out on a general strike unless
their terms Of nine hours a day were accepted
by the employers on OF before the LIST of Febru
airy. At kidderminster. England, the carpet
"eavers are demanding reduction Of time to
lime hours a day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

SOME HORTICULTURAL PHIIosoPHKR in
Delaware has given 1t IS his opinion that some
OF the cold DAYS Of the present winter bs,,e
ruined the peach crop Of the coming simmer
IN that little state. We are truly sorry to hear
THIS, not only on account Of the dearfh of lus-
cious fruit which II threatens, but because IN
Delaware cannot sch peaches We can hardly see
what her population Il going to do for pocSet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

THE STEAMER HORNET arrived in Baltimore
last evening. Capt. Brown, who was sent out
by the owners TO bring her in, came over from
Baltimore this morning. He reports that he did
net see single Spanish vessel on the voyage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27
Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.

Pronounced by CosROlsseurB
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
improves appetite and digestion, and IL 10 IN
rivaiea Tor its favor.
He directed by Nessrs. LEA a PERRINs to
Drcseoue all PARTIES making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCAN s SONS,
arl3-eCsm Agents, New Ysrk
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Hrs Loss.-Mrs. Browns pretty Irish waitress
got married the other day-"And hear that
you are going to Australia with your husband,
Kitty, said her mistress. care you not afraid
Of such long, dangerous voyage?" "Weli,
ma'am, that Is his lookout. belong 30 him
now, an If anything happens to me sure it'n be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

CoNNUNDRCM FOR MARRIED PEoPLE-In a
trial before the Mayor of Oklahoma, Miss, a few
daye since, the question as to '.whether a wife
could sleep with her head upon her husbands
arm all night without paraly zing il sufficiently
arm from under her head" was sprung. In
proved too hard for the young ATTORNEYS who
were conducting the trial, and an old physician
was called in to decide the question, and he sai,
"she might, and then again she mightn't."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27
English Conser, nti,c> DtstruSt Glad
stone.

IoNpoN, IAN. Tile Duke NJ NrV 'assir
declares thai Tie cuEsyrN atiNss ~ IRA. tul e. -
trust Mr.. Gladstone hCcausc hC = D. H,,.,i -
be IA iaNor 81 the abolition ot the " 80 H.
LORDS and da,,i, viii lie lIugCr'"~ fIr''siI'''
OF Sir Charles puke aul other Ss>tNI..5s % tie
constitutional oftltHf NJ Al
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ga man has inst BEEN arrcsted I'm ru,,o,.
20. mnTderins his stepdaughter ffteen wears
egg. ner sister, Who witnessed the dec. nov
Sowh 70 womanhood, has braved her father's
threats and caused his arrest.
lions Herald afarus that IL Ia uor. ,-..-
ABLE to receive a. obituary than q letter saving
Stop NY paper" One shows . saint has did
10 tne Lord, while the other says . saint has
II is reported that Mr.. Graham Il engaged
IN celebrating . startling theory for the defen a.
OF stokes In reference 90 the murder of FisL
furnish good reasons why additional time shoutJ
De granted to his client, i'm which to prepare his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

A KANSAS JUDGE was recently preludinr q
sentence Of death uitA most pathetic review
OF the criminals life, which he was holding N,
as warning to all evil-disposed persons, when
he was astounded and silenced by the prisone,
coolly interrupting: Never mind the obituary
Judge, just give rs the day for the funerals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

p. R-The first deposit has been made by
Mace, which O'Baldwin has been asked to
cover, to fight for 81 800 side and the champion
ship OF the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

Mr.. GEORGE W. CHILDs and wife, of Phila-
dclphia, who have been the guests OF the Presi-
de,.t and Mrs. Grant for several DAYS past, left
for home yesterday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

POLITICAL INTRIGUEs IN FRAHcR.-Bopa-
partist agents are very active In the French
army. They are distributing pamphlets urging
all the woes OF France. Copies have been found
In the barracks and seized by the police. A new
national federation on Q communist basis Is
organizing IN Paris. protest against the pend
ing educational bill, signed by fifty-one bishons
has been sent TO the Assembly,
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Fur Seal Expedition:

SaS FEANcIsCo, Jan. 2s.-An expedition
sailed for the Arctic Ocean Yesterday 70 ,nceayor
10 find the winter hunt of fur seal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

ga bill before the Illinois legislature nro,,o-
'es that women shall not be debarred from any
ccnpatien except the military.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

THE BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILROAD.
The work Of tTack-laying, &c, on the Baltimore
anu fotomac railroad, will be commenced at
Popeis Creek In Q short time Meeers Sea
brooke & Emack viii arrive here In Q few DAYS
with Q large force, and even now, We learn, a
vesse! Is ON It's way 70 the creek with iron, sc.
Rapid progress win be made, Is there are Few
or no bridges for . considerable distance on the
Ene.-Porf Tobacco (Ad.) Times.
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Won't CoNPEoaIsE.-The Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue has received an offer OF
SO to compromise the celebrated fraud cases
III Baltimore knOwH as the Google cases" The
Commissioner declined to accept any cOmprO-
MISE whatever, and has ordered that the trials
be proceeded with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

WOLVES IN IowA.-The Davenport CaseV,
says: One OF the three or four gray wolves that
have been prowling the upper end OF the town
snip and Pleasant Valley, was shot by Mr.. j
". Oids, last Saturday night, about mile back
OF Olioertown, in glen TO which he had been
traced, and where he had been in the habit OF
9evouring his small prey. He was a large viii
Misunderstanding nearly five feet from tail 10
hese, TAI, iur two inches long. and the stature
of good sized Newfoundland dog The neigh.
borhood Is well rid OF the ugly scamp. Ne
notice that wolves have been seen this winter
In several of the river counties north of
here, on both sides the Mississippi IL Is sun
posed that they were driven out of the woods In
wisconsin, by the great fires Of last fall and
have made their way across the country to the
well-stocked egion. ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

Al OHIO EDITOR, who was crowded in the
Nilsson jam at Cincinnati, truthfuliy writes:
:. thought my wife had the sharpest knees in
ONO, but she Amt circumstance to these Gin
cinnsti girls! One of them pushed her knee
against my legs, and it feels as If I'd been vac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

A MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATOR, who boast
ed that certain lobbyist never got around him
was disguised when the lobbyist replied: I" oh.
yes, always persuaded some honest old farmer
70 take seat near you and tell You that his par
passed because 1t would be great benefit to
Their towns, and you always voted just as I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

Paw AND MILEAGE OF STATE LEsIsLAroRs
Rhode Island allows - per diem. mileage
cents; Maine - per diem, mileage 10 cents ons
way; Vermont 50 per diem, mileage 10 cent
each way; New Hampshire $3.50 per diem, nc
mileage; New Jersey So for 40 days, after thai
s1.50, mileage 10 cents; Delaware s3 per diem
mileage cents; Minnesota 50 per diem, mile
age cents; West Virginia. Michigan, Indiana
Kansas, and Nebraska each 80 per diem, mile
age 10 cents; Oregon and New York IS per diem
mileage 20 cents; Tennessee 81 per diem, mile
age 10 cents: Missouri and Kentucky each a.
per diem. mileage 10 cents; Iowa IS per diem
mileage 20 cents: North Carolina, Arkansas, anC
Alal,ama each So per diem, mileage 10 cents;
Virginia. South Carolina, and California each
s6neA diem, mileage 20 cents: Georgia and Mis-
sssiFe. 81 PER diem, mileage 20 cents; Louisiana
SIS per diem. mileage 10 cents; Texas SO pei
dem. mileage 20 cents, Nevada SO per diem
no mileage; Wisconsin pays $3.50 per annum
mileage 10 cents; Pennsylvania II 900 per an
num- Maryland s. per diem. and cents per
mile. In Illinois AID Florida the rate OF COM
pensstion is fixed each session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

CoNFIRNED.-The Senate, in executive ses-
sion yesterday, confirmed the nomination OF
James F. Legate, to be Governor o. Washing
ton Territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

~ THE Tnrf.board of Appeals In New York
has decided that Goldsmith Maid is entitled 10
the record at 2.f AT Milwaukee.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH IN Coal NtSx-Or
WednesdAy last John Mckenzie, q miner L., the
konosha coal mines. about three mile. from Ia
Sallie, ILL.,, was crushed to death BY the ian of
an immense mass Of rock from the rSof of the
mine. His body was only recovered by blasting
the rock, and was 20 badly crushed thar th,
remains had to be gathered up in a sheet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

ANOTHER MuRDRR BY WoMAN.-George
w. Watson. Williamsburg, ny, hairdresser,
was shot dead In his own establishment yester-
day by Mrs. Fannie Hyde, aged rs, who says he
had been in the habit of insulting and accusing
her of unfaithfu ness to her husband,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

NUNBER OF LADIES Of Newark W j.. have
formed day nursery for children under fv,
years Of age IT is for the use of children who's
parents are obliged to absent themselves =,
woIk during the day A per diem charge OF ten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

MAKING FARCE OF CHASTITY TRAeEDy
In the library OF Columbia College Law School
in Lafayette Place, the Barnard Law Club last
night ssemhled to try Edward ). SpOkeS for the
murder Of James Fish, Jr. Through the two
large rooms. whose walls were lined from cell
ing to floor with venerable calf-bOund tones
students were scattered III every attitude on
chairs and tables, and thOught-inSpring smoke
curied overhead. The judge, jury, court Off
GERS and witnesses sat at the further end Of the
rear room. The judge was the dryest imper-
sonation OF dignity ever seen; the jury the
LATEST best dressed, and most intelligent of is
Kind. AT half-past ten arguments and test
mony had all been heard, and the jury after
rctiring, found verdict OF guilty of murder In
the inst degree. The judge sentenced the prs
oner, overcome with emotion, 10 be "takru
thence on Thursday, between the hours OF 10
ana ii O'Clock. Jan. -. conveyed TO Schwartz
and compelled to treat the crowd to lager" and
with yells they started to execute the sentence
at once, MCssrs. Adams and Van Wyck acting
as baDgmen-in-c chiefly. J.. San, 2Gth.
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The ENGLISH PAPERS have been filed wifi,
articles I'm answer to the queries OF Mr. Huxiex
about the meaning OF the word daysr IN tie
the Church Of England afirm that Inv S..sn y.
the Scripture narrative Of the creafion ~
meant " eIas Of indiscriminafa IsrSsS va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

CITING Down EXPESsEs.- The Commits
siOnCr of Internal Revenue has notified supervi-
sors TO report all assessors whose allowance for
clerical hire can he dispensed with, and also
report the assessors whose allowance can be
reduced. Ii is believed "a saving TO the govern
ment OF $4,000 per annum may be made in these
items.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

lin, James, Gilroy, John Kilmead, and ped
der named Miller, were arrested yesterday In
Brooklyn on suspiciOn Of being Implicated In
the murder OF Professor Panormo. The prison.
ers are notorious despcradoes and outlaw
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

EIBsr GRAND SOIREE OF THE BRICK
LAYyR srCiAis. on WEDNESDAY a
EVENING, Jan. 3lst, l62, 1T TRADES
CkION Hall. corner Of s.h AMI Z streets.
Tickets 81, admitting gentlrmsn and ladies' y
a 81 d@rass seBtsBfs-M. Lavender, b. II.
OiiphAnt, Geo. LOngdOn, J. ID. Bonfz, VIM. Plov-
Man J25-thAR-kw.r
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LECTURES.
A AFTERNOON LECTURES TO LADIES.

AFTERNOON LECTURES TO LADIES
several ladies have the pleasure to announce that
hey have secured series OF free lectures from Dr.
r. b. BANNING, ST.. Of New York, to be given be-
tore , a1i,s. in the Lecture Rom Of the Baplis.
church, corner OF sth and II SITS. NV.
Subject: MECHANICAL PHYSIOLOGY,
in its practical bearing upon physical grace and
b Auty and the prevention and removal deform-
n.y. nervous affections, and other prev s.ent ply
dlsatllities Of women subject viewed from q new
standpoint and dressed the sasy prob .sioa
~ all Series to con mence Of 40 clock on NON
DAY, 18th inst.
As DR.. Bannins's reputation as a writer and lee
turer on female health and beauty has long been
national, u Is hoped that every lady will seizs The
opportunity. 1T
HIGHER EDUCATION. Rev. RICHMOND
II II flSH- II. D., President Of 81. Lawrencs Uni
S'rsity. New York. will lecture in Masonic Tenn pie
On SATURDAY kNESlNG, January 9Th. sub
ret The Hill CHER Education-Its Relations to Our
tsnnOn Schools, and its Necessity and Place in the
Nation" dmittance IS cents. Doors open 81 4
a. clock. Lecture Commence at clock. l5-5t'
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A NAN s,onpino a, q ho,el i'm Rio,

NEW YORK, Jan. A.-Counterfeit tens on the
Poughkeepsie Bank are very plenty.
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TELEGRANS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
From III ROPE TO-DAY.
T,I,cTorAed EEolsssr,Iy 70 ne Ere~s.s sisr.
IntereelinS Guraneau Heua
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT,

fE'foSfD EUROPEAN DOMINATION AGAINST
INK iNTERNATIoNAIs-A BOU RbON FoR
Aiee % -fAlN-THE FNgLIsH LIHERsLe Ar
LoectEhkADs-A CRISIS ArPRoACuINa N
TRANCE.
NV YORK. Jan. IA London specf Al states
that the emperor at Germany rrcommepd- .o
E~fl GrsnNiile. the British foreign minist. the
go;latlOn at treaty SuplreSsgns the irterna-
ucnals; Principally hN the rendition OF all pont-
iCal refugees.
The same special slso states that the Spanish
BcUTbons have COalcsccd ~ agreeing O. the snt-
poIt OF AlI'boEso, Prince oi the A>turias. aud
ION Of sN-ruetn Isabella, tor the thr ne. the
Duke OF hoEtIensi,T Ca sssums the rcKrnrN
until the Prince rcaCEcs hi~ ana ioFitr.
Ii n Thought The dI-ruItlVn AZ the liberal
party in ing land = iueN itahlt ON account of Tie
question OF the education act
AftEiTs AT VERSAILLES are threatening. The
factions oIr.CStd Ca hisT> and tie republic are
grow ing holder daily. aud the report j. currcnt
thai BisinsIk j. preparing Tor aYother INVASION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

j. r.. u. HAssAgD, of the Tribune editorial stan
is in washiI gtOn TO write some special letters
for that paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

GIN RuTLER was before the House Commit
tee on For ign Affairs this morning, in behalf of
.e bill intro duced in the House by him giving
bounty to the fishermen of this country affected
by the portion Of the Treaty Of Washington per-
tanning TO the fishery question. No acton was
taken Nv the ommttee. General Bntler wants
his bounty bin added a. q section to the bill IN
he rcport'd for the execution of that portion of
III Treaty Of Washington relating to the fi-h-
cries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-27

THE President did not receive any visitors
to day.
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PIANOS, &c.

EREAT BAReAINs IN SECONDHAND MI.
Pianos, AeloGeons, Aecordeons, Guitars.
yciils. barJos, &c, left for repairs oversyl NV
lime, or taken in trade will be cold re1urdlsss of
seiuAl value, 81 q. l.. WILD BIOS.
40 llth street west,
% I'M between Psnnsylvanis avenue and : ST.
A kAkE CHANCE-Havinx cet~rmineA 20 intro
a duce N this city the celebratsd sCH0--
nAChLb PIANO, Phiiade phia, which
nAs ne newef Improvements, nagnidcenfuuv ~
tooe; is better hnlAhed and more durable than any
osher Piano made, nov offer the same ct 8 nsr
cent less cash than any her frat claSs Piano can
ce bsnehs- or Tor reasonable inaaimsuts. Caii end
examine for yourselves
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The TINE HAS CONE FOR BARRIcADgs" IN
SrAiN.-In the Spanish Cortes a stormy scene
followed the reading of the decree OF dissolution
The Eouse seemed TO be taken by surprise and
the members were unable to conceal their in
dlgnatiOn. Passionate speeches were made
which were answered with derisive cries by the
few supporters of the ministry. One DEPUTY ex-
claimed: The time has come for barricadesr
Inc greatest uproar and confusion followed
amid which the sitting was declared at an end
IL appears thai the King finally refused 20 accep.
the resignation OF the ministry rendered by Sa-
gotta, and the decree dssOiving the COrtes was
issued ID consequence. The people generally
syDpathize with the deputies, and demand the
retnemen of the present government. The
King is urged to accept their designations and
immediately form new cabinet. The agitation
Il very great in Madrid. Disturbances are feared
and troops are under arms.
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IRE MOVEMENT FOR PRISON REFORM
meeting was Ield last night in Steinway Hall
New YORK, IN promotion of the cause of inter
national prison reform. Horatio Seymour nre-
sided. letter was read from President Grant
regretting his inability to attend but extending
assurance OF his interest i'll pesitentiary reform
Letters were also read from Gov Hoffman Vice
President ColfaN, Senators Sumner and Chand-
Ter. Archbishop McClOsky, Hon. VIM. H. Sew
ard, Cows. Sewell, Parker, Washburn and Moves
frof McCosh, the ministers of all the European
countries, Mexico and the Argentine republic
Resolutions were unanimously adopted, urging
earnest, conscientious effort 10 the work of penal
reformation, and, above all, preventive diScip-
line for the tempted and dangerous classes; com
mendng the national prison association to the
attention, cooperation and contributions OF the
people; counseiing the formation of state ASSOC
ciations, &c, throughout the country; heartily
approving the formation of an international
congress at London July Sd next.
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INTERNAL RKyENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s2s2, $40 20.
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GENERALS HORACE PORTER and o. f.. Bah
cock have written joint letter 20 the chairman
Of the Congressional Committee investigating
the New York custom house. in which thew saw
that since their names have been mentioned
before q e committee in an attempt TO impicAte
Officers On duty at the Executive Mansion In a
Iecuniary connection with the New York Gus
tum-hOuse, they desire to be summoned as wit
n6 s>es III order that they may assist the COM
miItoe in sscertaining the truth
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Mr.. LYNCH's COMMITTEE on TREASURY
EXPENDITURES had another session a. the
Treasury Building night before last. MIR. II.
q. FAINT, oil the banking house OF FAINT Wash
iugton & Co., was examined as to what he
Knows OF the Seth johnson defalcation Ii will
be remembered, that JOhdson had money ON
DEPOSIT At the bank above mentioned. The
committee held another session at the Treasury
department this morning The work OF the COM
mittee generally consists in the examination of
the methods Of accounts in the Treasurer's
Office.