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The Democrats were all found in the
vote against il.
The House ethen took up the Senstes g
amendment to the House bill sbolish-
Ing the offices OF Assessors and Assist
ant Assessors of the internal revenue.
All those that were veritable amend
ments we're concurred in without ques-
ton, the only remaining important one
being that OF the appointment Of twenty
FIVE Treasury Agents.
On motion OF Mr.. Dawes the House
proceeded to consider the Senate
amendments to the bill to reduce the
offices and expenses OF the interal reve'
nue.. All the amendments we're con-
CURED in except that which proposed
twenty-five additional revenue agents:
On this a committee was requested and
Messrs. Dawes, Roberts and Beck were
appointed as such committee on the
part Of the House. 1t was ordered
tnat the session tomorrow be tor de-
bate only.
The House, at 4:l0 P. NJ, adjourned.
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enough to prevent any ecene OF violencs
and that if the President will Withdraw
his recognition Of the Pinchback party
the first step to harmony and peace
will have been taken. They also claim
that the matter at issue between the
opposing parties has not been fairly
represented, and that il be will not in-
teriere the whole question will be settled
IN a manner satisfactory to all law
abiding citizens OF the State.
New war v~sseIs.
The Senate Naval Committee TO-DAY
agreed to and did report to the Senate
the House bill authorizing the con.
struction OF number OF new sloops.ot.
war, with the amendment providing for
ten vessels instead of six, and that they
shall be built OF wood or iron, "a the
Secretary Of the Navy may direct. They
are to carry six or nine guns, and q
portion or the whole OF them are to be
built in private yards.
Delegation OF Young Men.
representing the Christian Associations
Of the Eastern States, are here to urge
upon Congress legislation preventing
the transmission OF obscene literature
through the mails, whether it be in
sealed envelopes or not. The Attorney
General having decided that the post>
office authorities have no right to omen
sealed letters or circulars on suspicion
OF containing obscene matter it is pro-
posed to meet it with additional legisla.
tion looking to it's entire suppression.
The Crsdis MObiIier Investigation.
TIE testimony before the Credit Mo-
bilier Committee to-day, as reported to-
night, caused considerable excitement.
1t is satated that McCombs, in his
testimony before the committee, reiter-
ated his testimony as given before the
courts in Pennsylvania, and produced
additional letters not heretofore pub
lished. When asked If he kenw of his
personal knowledge that Oakes Ames
had bribad any Congressman. said he
did not. He was then asked if he knew
Of any Congressman that had received
any bribes OF Mobilier stock. He said
he heard Of a certain Democratic Con-
gressmap that applied for such stock,
aud in consideration thereof he would
keep his side of the House straight.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Wood, OF New York, from the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, repor' ed
a bill authorizing the Attorney General
to examine into and pay the claims OF
the New York, Sun, Mutual and other
insurance companies for the loss Of the
bark Caldero, PAYABLE out Of the Chi
nese indemnity fund. Ordered to be
printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Randall, Of Pennsylvania, offered
a resolution calling on the Postmaster
General for information and correspond
ence touching the style, cost and con-
tract for the postal cards ordered last
session; also Tor Information and cor
respondence touching the present con-
tract for postage stamps, the change in
the stamp adopted under such contract
and the causes tor it, and to what ex-
tent, il anv, the Government is loser
when the present contract expires, and
what steps, if any, have been taken for
advertising for proposals under the law,
both as to postal cards aud postage
stamps. Adopted.
This being private bill day, a number
OF private bills and claims were passed
The House, at l2 o'clock, went into
Committee OF the Whole on the privi.
| lege calendar. Mr.. Mercer, OF Penusyl'
vsuis, in the char, and took up the bill
to reimburse the College Of William
and Mary, Virginia. s65,OOO, for prop
erty destroyed during the rebellion
This bill was up on several occssioul
last session, and was today discussec
at considerable length. The vote wa
taken and it vas adopted by 70 ayes tc
II noes.
The committee then arose and re-
ported the bill.
The FIRST question was on the adop.
ton Of Mr.. Shsnks' amendment tha
the college should be open to all, with
out distinction of race, color or previou
condition OF servitude. 1t was adopted
yeas SO, nays 76. The only RePub
licans voting sgsinst it were Messrs
Butler OF Tennessee, Cobb Of Nortl
Carolina, Pierce of Mississippi and Sar
gent of California No Democrats votea
for il.
The bill was then rejected, the vo'
On ia passage being ysas SO, noes l26
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BROOkLYN.
Lecture by Fr0ude.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, December l3.-
Froude lectured last night in Brooklyn
TO an audience on "The Beginning Of the
reformation" The lecture included q
graphic review o. the virtues and vices
Of the Medieval Church, and was highly
interesting.
the Trial OF DR.. Irish,
for the alleged poisoning Of Assessor An
dersou, was continued to-day. Several
witnesses testified, the most important
being Andrew Jackson, formerly drug
store clerk to Irish, who states that
Irish requested him to put up three
drscbms Of white arsenic for hrs
Auder,on, with which. it Was said, che
wanted to kill rats. Heput up at An
other time q similar package and ons
of Paris green for her own use.
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MONTR

s Tor the Safety Of the steam.
ship Commander.
NoSrREAL, December l3.-Anxiety is
y ,,' here for the safety Of the steamship
y0umander, Captain Chambers. She
JARED ga at Montreal November 2, for
saseostown or Falmouth, with . full
H ~lso OF corn intending to call at Syd-
II,!, out has not appeared at that port.
srl, ~ iearsd she has foundsrsd In the
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,,,s uo.t Singular Cases that
o"" cor Gene 20 Light-The Wo.
II" w,o Gr.crd the White House.
psn - tho SnrlnVtield (Mass.)

u" ono Gr.ccd the White House
Osa ,,,,sr 10 the Springfield Mass.
< ~, .s.s of Rev Gilbert H. Robert
louisville, Ky, whose sad tal
,.,' =, ,,,ce and consequent deposition
-, -. The Presbyterian ministry the
lr.,, msie the subject Of some
- .,r ,,nment., is one Of the most
..,r,. cs,es that has ever come to
- +, will be remembered that
INN; the whole investigation DR..
:,,,,.oa persisted in the declaration
..,,ss p,rtnerof his guilt in the scam
.,r..e ping car ride from this city
,..r;,spolis, on their way to Louis
r,.s "voman OF the very high
=, ',...pectsbility and social position. v
.,.,,h.r declared that his visit to
,,y wss made in response to
..,p.., rom this woman that be
,.,; visit her to "admieister
,..r,I consolation, and that
:. /, ri,b her he came urder some
,.pl influence which led to this
- These statements were of such a
.-,.E,hre character that they OBJ
49,; bl, little credence, especially
,,..t,, admission OF the delinquent
,y bs had ial.iiiei the facts in the
s., IN a conversation with a certain
.~.,f, Verv few persons, there ore,
r,.g; those personally cognizant OF
.. scts. regarded his persistent asser'
r,sto ,hs character OF the woman
,,y other light tha . that OF a des-
..ye attempt to ease his fall by at
.,,9, the blame TO the woman
r.e name, hv the way, it will be
rendered, he steadily refused to give,
=. inired, any further information
- his oft repeated statement as to
z. ,pspec,stility and social position.
...,isa act tnafDr Robertson state.
,..t was true in 50 far as that the "wo-
.a1 OF the very highest respectabili'y
Sd social position" ls no myth. And
doubtless also true, "a to the words
s her communication at least, that he
u. summoned to this city by her to
simiuister spiritual consolation'-
rrever that may be. The people o.
where Mr. Robertson for-
o.rly preached, appear to know all
..5lt the matter. The lady in ques-
-}' = beautiful, accomplished and tas-
,'s,ing She is connected with the
~ 'amiies of the State, and has often
raced the White House under former
But she "halh a devil,
,ai the p-cll'arity o. this devil is that
I g'es out after mini5ters-pastors OF
he church to which she belongs. She
,is been in the habit OF sending for
len 10 the absence Of her husband,
. administer spiritual consolation,
i'i Mr Roberts m i. the third minis
= vi, has lett the church in SPRING
!si 5hich she attends on her account.
he Of them made the remark that.
s",' being sent for, he always spent an
,ol' in PRAYER that he might not yield
y Dlsmpston-snd probably he didn't
BIT Nr R Rrbertson, it would appear,
'r not made OF equally stern stuff, and
'1ruuhei to the temptation. The
natter has created a good deal Of scan
Il. sHi gossip at the State Capital, as
" L might, aud many are disposed to
= slent toward the reverend delin-
3l''' by putting themselves in his
ps.e'
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.,ybreliua &eaister.
rc.PITAL QUESTION.

E.,s,ches this morning sho"
oa' Il. friends of removal have been
'a'., .,.,p,.ful and that the bill was
~ ,,.;sv ordered to 8 third reading,
E!!',C E!S CbsrIes,ouisns are in great
- - Ian 1t seems as il the contest
'- ',,, over in the House, and as il
- ~ mass that body. If it does, we
'I ,,, ,bs f,ht is virtually ended
r ,bs Chsrlestoniaus will make a
,ocsuture the Senate.
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ENGLAND.

Nike or Railroad Employees.
LONDON, December l3.-It is report
mat the employees OF all the English
- - Ioa1 companies will strike on the
y Of January
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Exclusively for the Register,
~ the Pacific and Atlantic I.iue.
Onice. 10 Natn Street.
CHARLESTON.
Removal of the Capital.
Bill Passed to Third Reading.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
CHARLESTON, December l3.
"The Assyrisn came down like a
wolf on the told" and passed the Capt.
tai bill to third reading, by a vote Of
thirty-oue to thirty-tbree. Intense ex-
citement. w. Fl. T.
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FOhElGN.
FRANCE.
Lost ~ Sea.

Lost ~ Sea-
1ARIs, December l3.-The ship GUS
ave- ., belonging at Nantes, has been lost
'ea With all on board.
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~WashiDgion," Mills Flour.
onn BARRELS OF THE ABOVE CELE.
SUU brnted brand of RhmIly SIouY. tnt
p0styeh and fH als ~ u RULLf.
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At the Westchester county Court
House to-day the will OF Horace Gree.
ley was brought forth for probate, vher
legal contest as to the validity Of hi'
last will was begun. Mra A. Sampson
testified that Mr. Greeley Was quit,
sensible wuen be made it and was asked
whom be desired to be witnesses
Names were suggested and heard anG
refused. A number were mentioned
and he finally selected those who's,
names are attached to the document
This was the only important or inter
ssting evidence given. The Court 3D.
journsd till Monday.
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SUPPLEMENT TO EVENING STAR---Septcmber &C. 1872.

TO WHOM ASSESSED,
(snd remsrks.l
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inches. thence IN q northeastsrly
direction one hundred and two feet
six inches TO the dividing line be-
tween lots four and ave, thence
along said dividing line to north ID
street, forty three feet, thence along
said ID street one hundred feet TO the
place of beginning.
Beginning TOR the second part at the
northwest corner Of said lot AMI run
ming south along the line OF North
Capitol street elevenfeet four and
One-f0urth inches thence in q north
easterly direction thirty-eight feel
two and One-hslf inches, to the di-
viding line between lots i've and six /,
thence along said dividing lioe thir-
ty-ssven feet six iuches 10 the place
of beginning.
Tax for abatement of Nuisance, $500
Acton, O-bOrn..............
Fourth installment of tax for curb
ing and paving footway on interest
from December -, 1868. els 50
Arnold. Sophia A..................
Third installmsnt Of tax for CURLING
and paving fOotwsy, On interest
from July ~, 1S69. -6i 81
Being the south twentyfeet front of
said %: - the depth Of ninety feet.
Atlee, ). York.
Tax fer year 1861, in name OF II 3.
Overton j. Prather.
Aver, Sarah T.. and daughter.....-..
First, second. third and fourth In
stallments or tax for constructing
sewer, or interest from July 9,1o61 :.
Sl26.6lI
Being the north twenty-three feet,
six inches front of said lot by the.
depth thereof.
Dltto....... ...........s.,.
First, second, third and fourth in
stsllments OF tax for constructing
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TO " HON ASSESSED,
(aRd remarks-)
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Miscellaneous Items.

W. Is. Aston lives in mortal terror OF Nathan's
fate, and takes all reasonable precaution to
escape it.
A Chattanooga chicken-coop has the follow
ing sign on it: "For sail-Chckens in the blume
of yuth."
Daniel Drew acknoweges to being worth
100000, but the knowing ones think he
should be taxed for third more.
The Imperial Japanese Treasury" have
issued "greenbacks" manufactured at Frank
fort, which are now coming into general circu-
lation.
By a recent notification of the Japanese gov
eminent, reporters for the native and European
papers are now provided with accommodation
in the native courts of law and justice in all the
treaty ports.
Some miscreaut cut off the tail of a valuable
COW in Missouri some weeks ago, and the poor
animal, tormented beyond endurance by the
flies, deliberately walked into the river and
drowned herself
Whether person paying for photograh has
a right to the negative, and whether an artist
who has an eye for fine features has right, in
case one of his customers happens TO be wo-
man of peculiar beauty, to execute d large
painting of her for business purposes, are ques-
tons under consideration by Judge Fowler of
New York.
As a flock of sheep were going through St.
Louis recently, an old ram saw his reflection in
a plate glass window, and, lowering his head.
supposed antagonist Through the window
into the store he went, followed by the whole
flock, many of whom were badly cut by the
broken glass.
Professor Palmieri records singular fact in
connection with the recent remarkable eruption
of Mount Vesuvius. The vaporous carnations
alone were observed to be charged with positive
electricity, while the ashes alone were charged
with negative electricity. Hence electric effects
resulted from the collision of the clouds of ashes
with those of vapor, thunder and lightning be-
ing produced as in an ordinary storm.
Live stock owners in Australia are much ex-
cited over the appearanceof the foot and mouth
disease. The alarm arises, not from the fatality
of the disease itself, for it is rarely fatal but
from the fact that it renders animals attacked
unable to travel for food and water, which, in
such country as Australia, would cause them
TO die of hunger and thirst. The most vigorous
measures are therefore being taken by the au-
thorities to root out the pest.
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nArMsp MARKETS.
Kew YORK STOCK 1ARKEr.

new YORK, Aug. 2s.-Money easy at 4 al per cent
Sterling dull and heavy at 10SH Gold stronger and
gradually advanced from ll2A to llSA, Loans from 1854
to per cent fer USE Cearings, 5l,00O000 The as
sstant treasurer dsbursed 200. Governments
strong at the close, and advanced from to per cent
in sympathy with gold, The Treasury bought $1,000 900
l2 l00 % III 4500 and paid for them in legal ten
ders. State bonds closed dull and steady. Stocks
rmer, with increased dealings There has been an ad-
throughout the general list of from TO q pcr
cent. The greatest Improvement was in ST. Paul COM
mon, Pacific Natl, Northwestern OhiOs, New York Cen
trail, Chicago, Cincinnati and Indiana Central and
Western Union The operations in Erie to-day were
limited, and fluctuations confined within narrow
limits. The advance in 0hos is attributed operations
Of small pool in the stock, and the advance in New
York Central occasioned by revival the story of
10 per cent scrip dividend with per cent cash called
up The market closed up very strong
United states Slxos 1881 commons ....-.. IIgX
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TWAS a New York Tribune, not Times report
er, as we said yesterday, who got himself shut
up in the Bloomingdale insane asylum on the
pretence of being lunatic, and was discharged
by the superintendent after spending a week in
the ward for excited patients, and some days in
that part of the hospital where more quiet pa
tients were treated. The deception was prac-
ticed under instructions from the Tribune office
with the purpose of making from the inside a
thorough investigation of the management of
the institution.
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DIED

In this city, Aug a. Annie Fox, daughter of the
late VIM Fox.
Prayers at the house, Friday, at p N, to which
friends are invited without further notice. Burial prl-
yate -
In this city. Aug a. Lillian Adele only daughter of
n J and Jane 7 Streeter, aged II mos 8 days.
Funeral at their residence, No SO Green ST. this after
noon at 81 NJ Friends and relatives invited to at
tend without further notice.
In this city, Aug as L $ Butler, aged "a yrs mos
Funeral this Thursday afternoon at O'clock at No
tend.
In this city. Aug q, VIM Haywood aged 40 yrs M
In Oxford, Aug IS, Simeon Davidson, aged S. yrs.
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Consumption Can he Cured,
jSCHEFCE'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC,
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Com
sumption.

Sometimes medicines that will step cough Will often
occasion the death the patient It locks up the liver
stops the circulation of the blood, hemorrhage follows
and in TACT coggng the action of the very organs that
caused the cough.
Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia the causes of tive.
thirds OF the cases of Consumption. Many are now
complaining with dull pain in the side, the bowels
sometimes costtYe and sometimes too loose tongue
Coated pain in the shoulder blade feeling sometimes
very restless and at other times drOwsy; the food that
is taken lies heavily on the stomach, accompanied with
acidtty and belching of wind These symptoms usually
originate from disordered condition of the stomach
or torpid liver Persons 80 affected if they
or two heavy colds and If the cough in these cases ba
suddenly stopped: the lungs, liver and stomach clog
and remain torpid and Inactive and before the patient
aware Of his SITUATION the lungs mass of sores
and liberated, and death is the inevitable result.
Schenck's Pumonic Syrup is an expectorant which
does not contain any opium anything calculated to
check cough suddenly.
Schencks Seaweed Tonic dissolves the food, mixes
with the gastric juice of the stomach, digests easily
noushes the system, and creates healthy circulation
OF the blood When the bowels costive skin sallOw
and the patient is OF bilious habit, Schencks Man
drake Pills required.
These medicines are prepared by DR.. j. II. SCHENCK
& SON, Northeast corner of Sixth and Arch streets
PHILADELPHIA Penn. and for sale by GEO. C. GOOD
WIN ~ co, 3S Hanover St. Boston, John +. Henry,
College place, New York, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Druggists generally. deOplm auA
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III
United States Currency 6s....,..........,.. ll2H
Western Union Telegraph company .....,.....T3h
Pacific Mail Steamship company. ........U.1iK
n. Y. Central q Hudson River consolidated. .9sT
Erie ranioau. .49A
- 90 preferred. ......,..,,,.s.......t,...u
Harlem raltOad. ....,.s,..,ss...sss.st.,.s,llb
do prcterred........... ...........l22
Michigan Central railrOai,.,.,,,,...,,. ..ll6
Panama railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Union Pacific railroad st0cK..................3 6k
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Il R....,..90h
Illinois Central railroad. .,..,,.s.....,...,.l32
Cleveland and pittsburg railroad ,...........9O
Chicago and Northwestern railroad, ...,..,...75k
do 90 pfet,s.',ss.s..,.,,g
Cleveland. Columbus a. Cincinnati railroad. .sg
New Jersey Central railroad ,,.............lO G
Chicago and Rock Island railroad. ..........llla
Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad. .u..... ... ,5gh
hihdo @eA do prcf......,,.....76a
Toledo and wabash railroad. ....,,...........746
do do pref,...,..,...,....S5
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad. .......,,.85A
Alton and Terre lIaute railroad. ,.....,....,2O
do do preferred. ............H
Chicago and Alton railroad ,,.............,..,ll2h
do preferred. ,llb
Ohio and Mississippi railroad.
Hartford and Erie railroad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Columbus, Cincinnati a Ind. Central II K ...35
Burlington and Quincy railroad, eX-div. .,l2B
Hannibal and 81 Joseph X X .,,..,.,.,,.,... 80
Central Pacific gold Onds"..,..,......lOlA
union racine .s...4.s..s.s.ss-.........SS
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Aem embellishments.

TX KINDERGARTEN. - MRS. KNOX re-
IN opens the kindergarten in the Basement Rooms Of
the Public Library Elm St, Monday, Sept g. and begs
TO assure her patrons of the loving their
children, and attention to their best culture which
Froebel's system demands Hours from 9h to IN
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The science LIFE or MISREPRESENTATION a
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cloth Price ST. Sent by mail, postpaid, receipt of
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on the above well all diseases requiring skill and
iaE
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s.. 900 Lowell city Gs 1890.
81 900 Boston city 49, 1890, currency ..,.......lO
$1,000 Grand River Valley "a IS, lb79.......,..i02
81 900 Boston and Albany railroad Ii, 1892 .,.,lOJ
$1,000 Old Colony and Newport R7s 1871 l0lA
$4,000 Atch Topeka and Santa Fe railroad 1s...s2h
siOO0 Cn Sandusky and Cleyo, II u, $780, s3K
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woree.ter Gas Lieht Company.

COhE.
THIS CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FUEL fo- Manufac-
turing purposes and Family USE now offered to the
public, in quantities to suit, at the following Reduced
Prices:
One Chaldron of Sc bushels. ..............s5W
OneIIalf do. Is " ...,.........,.... $50
In quantities less than half Chadron, Is cents per
bushel.
Payments may be made, and orders delivery will
be issued only at the Office of the Company No. Bank
BLOCK. Foster ST.. up stairs. diff
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In this city, Aug q, by Rev c NJ Lamson, Henry
Howe and Ella Ames both of Worcester
In Stamford, Conn, Aug Is, at st Johns Church, by
Rev VIM TatOck Miss Margaret Tatock Of Stamford to
Henry Tatlock of Grafton Mass
In Nashua, \ Ii, Aug2l, by Rev L Leedes, Mr. E L
Sanborn and Miss Emma Palmer both of West Boylston