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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-30

BoTDTOE, VA
have long desired Wilcox I! Gibbs AIas
chine. We have a double-thread machine, but
cannot manage it, Ipropose 10 exchange for oae
Of yeurs- NJ T.. CARTER,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-30
DRY GOODS.

Cox ono WORTH OF DRY GOODS.
OsOOOCLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, &C., to be cosed out at cost, IN order 10
make a change In nv business.
L. LICHTENSTEIN,
Nos 1908 and 1907 Frankie street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
no 25--6m
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TO ADVERTISERS.

advertisements of Lost, Wants, Found, For
Rent. &o.. not exceeding three OF four lines, will
10 inserted under the proper headings at TWIN.
TY-FIvE CENTS for ono Insertion; or two In
ser.ions for FORTY CENTS three insertions,
SIXTY CENTS-cAsH IN ADVANCE.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-30
BOOTS AND SHOES.

GENE THREAD!! 2S,00Oa ysxsMzyz,,
- pounds SEINE THREAD, all SS-sE..SSsls
qualities and all numbers. my own importation.
Just received, and 90 000 pounds more to ar
rive all of which is offered to all those in want
at less than New York prices. Also large lo
of SOFT and PATENT SEINE TWINE.
SEINE LINES, COTTON and LINEN
ROPES. Of all numb re- and sizes, on hand and
for sale at factory prices.
L LTCHTENSTEIN,
Nos. 1908 and 1907 Franklin street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
no 2S-.6rn
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IMPORTATION

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New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
THE STATE or TRlDE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS


o. % W. To- Flour dol, "a neaia2d Ws';. sei NJ.
" 1d iei c pi a'lic s4s lots al 2G!!ic. Crude asis.
HuNiNlroS. \. c. Jan lj.spu. TnsDenlne Ross-
NO '. Crude fnctne STEADY 80 C. ar fari 81 20 hor Y
10, DIP and fIIgin. Tar steady At - IS
Jan lnlOa ii0 hlis
low 70 Mum leai ~ r. Ncu,n Bril-, Wrsppsrs
ps' ct ana steady; a. lJ.6tc Flour ifm4 BIsl.
i'M' - O. hTn'ein'nd iair, 81 enH
81 80 hhr'd tcr, o. oas soc Rye sacked Pnyisioos
Sios &c. Bull Met5-Sh0Lder SIC. Clear l Ce S4e.
tc SnHrclri Haas 3c; Paia 2ic ia fsa .sf
atJgctc Whisky steady. 64c
iorrpo Jan foDr tu anl unchanged Wheat ia lps an.
changed; No White Mc1ssn, ~ 5Jl Amber Michigan s. q
Corn dull and u0cbIyr Low Mined f;,c. Michigan %
steiy, Michigan dc REJECTED Glover .ady
80 10 Live Hogs stea So 10. Recep-2OO bb.. flo sSa
bush wheat 2tp bush Cora, 1909 bash Os 0Es Sbrmaax
. oj tu'i. Com, 1000 bash Osts. 90 Hogs
hyNPH', Jan l5-Florr In good demand a. 5)Ds9 c5.s
hu th1 tAie st 3c Oats dmt Sc Bulk Meats dsnsaS
thcA'0 Jan l1Fcur iu and unchanged
sd aiy'q'si No spios 81 2lg 2 No Spring s,sr i.s
half mouth o. ksi February, = 2 March 26
~ ia.r lemsni No Mixed iic; Reeaei ytci Bar q ssje
4tet seller febU1r nt; April fI04jic opened B.,
cof dull No a. 2 Rejected, 29Hlgtc RE steady ..rd.,
Spring 49, PORK jg closed active At II; s.r Pss-
faaT = 10 49, March 53 5j t:msrJ
s. 6 o'Vt8 COS seller Febrar 80 So Green ana Df Nat hH
moderately active bat prices unclsnge Live Hogs br AL as
hemAd a S4G ~ 90 chiefly ~ goa ~ s. Dressed HS ac .
ami bner st ja Whsky quet end Hest tBl; keee2s
-'1 Dds Flour, 1900 bush. Wheat lfvb bush Corn HsA
Dn,l oats 1000 bush RE. 1900 bush Bafe, b,WJ Hoss
. -2D hblA Fonr 5tpl bush Com lb'tp bush Osh.
''VV Ou''' h3e l,cct bush. Barley l0W Hogs
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
ASSEMBLY,

The Assembly convened at 7:3O o'clock p. M.
Mr. Whnbeck presented apetltlOn IoI the pINleSe OF
placing telegraph cables ana wires III 'ne o e"
large number Of remonstrances from the interior OF
the state was presented against placing the Lie Id
Srav nnder the control Of the British monopoly.
A. bs OF t6e act relative TO the
New York Central, Hudson River and Harlem Railroad
sIs h 80 Ss & s51 ,sc 81 sto. .sSSn mss any P
one person 70 represent them their director ou' the
sSaHsi aS%1tS q he sSshods .eSs os Of he
Duy for the ensuing thereafter director shall reside 'n.
. eH '' u i, e. Ts. io'sg State. be .ai NO county 6sn have
A representative, No A bc director s Who eoe e,
company required penalty $500 imprisonment for
M JUDD introduced the following bin in relation to
the qualification Of Juror. In Criminal Cascs aud 10
aAt People Of he state Of NsT.Y0rI Seaab apd s
senlbly, 60 esaet a' J0aor'.
impression IN refrenc. to the circunstenes which criminal
party or pares principal or soy acts I ortL n ib
indictment shall no; operate dqudfy person who otherwise
@ ss. R SisS e Or 70 . t' % forth o @ nemea % ho s 90 % s S 81
Ss. uS SH Rs. $ s Ds sa0 & de S4 DI q ds
h Al, ny 70 naeI a. HPar verdict aeeotDs to the ty.eaee sub
| opinion TO .h. contrary Dot "ith,taDdns
SIC Il. The people aud The accused IN all capital cases shall each
SIC All e'aF act. conflicting With the provisions Of The ioso
sso 1 Tbs act ,h,i take effect Immediately
The following section has been added 10 the BILL so
that may NOT be made TO apply to the Stokes
This act sba1 take effect siI months after p4sssgr.
Mr. JACOBS moved that the Superintendent OF the
Banking Department be directed TO transmit 10 the
House the testimony taken by the examiners appointed
tO investigate the affairs OF the Tn ri Avenue Savings
Bank and also TO transmit their report also calling
the same officer to Inform the Assembly whether in
formation has reached lin that the officers OF savings
banks used the FUNDS OF those institutions for pur
Doses Of private speculation.
The House went into Committee OF the Whole on the
bill confirm the orders OF the Court of General Ses-
sions oF the In and for The city and County OF
Ecw-YOrk continuing the last November term thereof,
aud 10 define the laW on the same subject.
Mr. Alyord Cff rcd an amendment That nothing ia this
act,sh b. construed TO lcgalzc any indictment iound
afr tne ni7t extension mp 70 the passage 81 'hS "cV
Adopted.
TIE bi was t,n r.p,,tci TO tho House oud ordered 70
g. tbi.d uCGdiDR at 'l.JCl
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
PERSONAL.

Can't. Sherard Osborne OF Chinese naval
,o,uo has resigned the command OF the British ship
Hercules. much to the dSpeasure oi tho Lord" oi INC
Admiralty 81,
Mr.. John Boyle O'Reilly, whose poem of the
,mbor Whale" was rst published in THE TRIBUNE, is
tho author of "Tho Dukte Snake" now going through
iLc uress uf the country.
Mrs. Thornton. wife of the British Minister
WINS The only lady not dressed in silk satn velvet or the
,a combined at the recent grand Executive reception
,u WishnstO on, and voted lawfully pGtn' Dy tho
gorreous danes OF our American court.
President Theirs is introducing Republican
simcy ~ far as invitations 10 dinner are concerned
Us card reads: rhe President OF the French Rcpuoio
and Madame Thicrs pray that NJ VIII DO tn' It ~ VI.
honor of coming to dinner on Saturday at 'uo ii'S'
deucy." -,
Mr.. John Swinton long and honorabiy iuen-
tiaod with the better class of journalism IN Ncw-forh'
has been dangerously Ill for time lie Is NO" 'o"y
teeoverng and ia believed by his tionus 10 10 ot ~, "
danger is brother, Prof William 5wlntoh ot
versi,y ol California. has been Ill constant
upon hln 80 :, - TLc
The yivacious reports by Mr. SAWYER % i"'
! gosloa pos:s correspondent, o. Ns. b"''>'
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. WASHING1 oN. jan. Is, 1872.
Senator Goldthwaite of Alabama was sworn
| and took his seat.
Petitions were presented praying for the reduction Of
tariff to a revenue basis and especially for the removal
2 the duties upon salt coal and pgron; protesting
against woman suffrage against an appropriation for
tho heirs OF Dr Morton for the discovery OF ehor for
| .1e passage Of tue suppleme ntary CylI Rghs Dill
| CHINESE PETITION.
| Mr. COLE Rep Call presented a Pe'luGn OF me
Chinese dealers on the PaCc COas IOr thc Teducuou u
The VICE PRESIDENT reminded hn that petitions Of
foreigners could be received only at the state Depart
Mr. COLE thought that rule applied oply to foreign
ors residing abroad, and Mr SUMNER said It ought to
mcssrs SCOTT and DAVIS Of Kentucky opposed the
reception Of petitions OF foreigners except where they
related 10 personal or property rights s... -,
not to be too particular about receiving TINS petition N
view Of the fact that III continually receiving pet-
tions for treerade prepared by an organization Of
The question taken the petition referred
| Mr CHANDLER, from the Committee Commerce.
reported without amendment the bin 10 promote the
6ens the bill introduced by Senator sherman last March
scb aud Ferguson trustees 10 construct and main
isIn raiiroad between Cincinnati, Ohio, and Chatta
1UE REVOLUTIONARY PROCEEDINGS II LOUISIANA.
Nj BLAIR tDeni.. MOI offered JOINT resolution di.
fscting tho KuKlux Committee e inquire without delay
into the condition Of affairs in Louisiana ana asked It's
immediate consideration.
by Mr. West of Louisiana, who wa+ temporarily absea
10 ask the postpOnement Of any measure re.oI9$ 10
Louisiana until his return He therefore objected 10 INC
present consideration Of the resolution ana went over
THE AMNESTY BILL.
Al t. n the Amnesty bill up as unfinished
business Mr. Summers Supplementary CTn Rights bili
being the pending amendment was read and MI ~ NJ
EER addressed the Senate at length upon tle suect
For Mr.. Summers speech see - page
Mr.. YICKERS Dem, Ind followed he SAID ne @Ouid
not undertake 10 answer Mr.. Summers speech on his
supplementary Civil Rights BILL because required no
argument to demonstrate the uncOnsuOnalty OF that
He then read long argument IN favor Of the
pending General Amnesty bill
clock at the conclusion OF Mr. VckeTss speech,
the went into Executive session, aud after
adj a.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
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DIED.


BU sKlRKA Nouut yernoD N T. Jan G sarah vie Of Jsbs
BJsArk ,gei u yesrs,
Foae on Wclus slay l5b o'clock p the Church
Relative, respectfully invited leaves
n y aud y. H. II. X. Depot at III o'clock a. u.
JAQUIrH-Iu Francisco, Jan. H. Theodore son Of o.
Jtquith cf Jesey Cry.
MILLER-In Washington N j. Jan 3 1872 William Miller ased 81
MLIE-n Washington y j. Jal. H. 1872 AEdrew Miller si 81
William and Andrew Miller Lroters were horn ap Away, ys 10
the which they died They vii both be buried from t
residence, o TUESDAY, Jan. b.
sANps-on Sunday morning inst ihe resescs
brother Brooks Amelia WIDOW Of Augustus ss,fs,
in the 7oth year Of ltr 8ge.
Her relatives ami friends family Messrs Brook. Bf0s
John Il Sarls and Henry j. T. Haw, respectfully lnv.iet 70
attend lurr, IL East TEeBiy ytbirL, Wt5a>~U
morn!ug l1tb inst. at 10 o'clock
THOMSOS-On Snrda Jan 70 hi. residence No. 2ss hsssss
ave, this city, william 1hOms0n ag'd 10 grars.
l6 inst O'Clock the Church of The Holy Trinity
Of Mldisonsye. and Forty -sec0nds.
TRFADwEL-TEe funeral Helen Joln Trssssg
and laug NJ. ' the late Locran L. formerly % ns.
Taetay afternoon, a. y o'clock, NJ ~
West eghts The friends Invited 10 present vtss
further Tho remains VIII he taken 20 GtcnFooj Cenrsy s'S
wRIGHT-Oa MONDAY morning Jsu Is Thomas L Wright ab "a
WIrsis Jan H. AZ Z p u -s Lr ~ . y
Jones. CEuton Point, Dutche,s Coun.,, y l.
COMPANIONS Of Cornisn Chapter 20. 70 " sr' edestd
20 meet with Num- Lodge Wednesday the 7td lnst ~ eec-
corner Elizabeth Van Buntss Sn bo9Ar - pA ne b~
n, order Of the H. p. va. H. OVEN Sec 'sarT
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
AN oPPoR suNITY FOR MIR. HOWE.
POLITICAL NOTES.

Nebraska is infatuated enough TO want the
late aborvc Constitutional Convention
n,al,o sati.factory Constitution. The Legislature has
passed law to that effect but the ctloh Is oa ~ NO
{lcpaI and tho state must worry ON WIN s P'oSon'
iawS until Convention times come around again
The question of State offices Is already ex-
citing much attention In Indiana, where sort VI i"n
many odor hangs over the Democratic party III om es
Ter ~ .Olne state printing, which, In It's genera
dors not altogether fail TO resemble tho Ingenious
thieyery of our own rOgucs' ..
Think of the disngenuOus picty ana purity
that inspire tho editor OF The Aub'|H hu'o"S'
To this reyerent defense OF somo OF 'no Au
Ininistration's delinquent pets, Lcet Porter anu
K,bcock: "But IA il is not shown that either oI
these two officers, the President Snar"u % ny % v .v
profits, the implied npntao9 J esyrn a, er" thieves
because Judas Iscariot belonged 10 ihoh no9'' -
The following delegates to the German zen
tra Reform Committee have been eiec'eu' ~" ,7
bly, Distrct-Oscar ZollikOfer, MI Behher' MI o.U
Conrad Kensemd and MsTman scSr9sgr mnssernann DE-
Taussky, Louis kraushaar Franz ,eh,ho' 'ppnnxmond
Tenbach, Thomas Tuelp Charles W. MACK y, I"S philo
Jacob meiicnsicin, +. Kempf, Louis Wendell fli''o
scichcmlnn. Philip Andres. and H. huei'r'
The Nation has sometimes re'reSh.hs
fashion OF getting mt the pith OF Il question u
words. After referring to the overwhelming i'py % M
by Senator schur1 to the attacks vpH" o add that Te
ites returns TO tho subject IN tec9a 9 if publishes
the speech i'll m but walks up and uo~n No. ~ t siI
udtlon-, In The style ~ Oakley Halls Lsd""
The Boston Transcript pokcs fun at that nena-
toral gladiator tho Hon Matthew Carpenter Listen 10
this hercsy "The Senatorial giant from "i''oi'', 80,
unfortunate In his hobbies. Last ycai enc "''
hcrculean task Of annihating the press nnu'' "
OF defending tho privileges of the august % po' - a.,
he Is such remarkable ornament MS ~ =, 80,
cllect fully employed throughout ,he tiug r
endeayOr to worry correspondent lh,o IN ,bic
act wpch would have baua"d III ,iaci, me senator
society. Win what distinguished per,lnariS he ,omin
abOIcd 10 make the unhappy ncN'papoi 49, own prnfes
an "itcnre regarded IL unparhonipr W ~ thc Ernnt,
sion How he awakened tho echoes "a ~" i,,1e,co
| Chamber by his displays OF ntt''v n v,cccb' lin.
trt,,I tl5 slu-s.I. clolt of The M,GV' ~" 5
no ..B,Yff ot Web Tor, iHync, O'}' N'ib' "''V"
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

cnH fo~ Uorscns ad parcr and to ~ in Washington or
clsCwhele, hut MIR. NERR G,Crn., INDY objected.
Mr. DAWES tncn mO} ed 10 suspend the rules and
adopt the resolution. Agrcedto-Yeas, IA Nays, 5S
AMNESTY QUESTION.
MI ACKER (Den, PENN asked leave to introduce an
Amnesty bill, and moved to suspend the rules. Mr.
Dawes desired 10 suggest some Improvement in tho bill
but objection made. The House then refused to sls
pend the rules.
MIR DAWES rep. Mass) then introduced n bin enact
ing that from ana after its passage all political disab
ties incurred under and by virtue OF the third section
moved.
Alter discussion, the House refused 10 suspend
rules; Yeas, 13l Nays, 70lcss than twOtnirs i'm
the Affirmative. The following is the vOo in the mega.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
NToIc 1yD THE DEiHA.
NLIlSlC.
GERMAN OPEaA.

The fabbr season CT German opera opened
last night a. tho Stadt Tncater before one Of hose
crowded aud demOnstrativo Which arc 20 ofteb
seen at our German places Of and SO Com
seen anywhere else. The work chosen the irarra
ton was Mcycrbecrs "Afrkauefn." II taxed tho me
chanical resource, of the and tho 70 ces
OF the company well Is the training of the
orchestra, much too severely, but II evidently de
hGhtcd the audIcncc. and, from popular if not from
an artist. POINT Of view, thc representation must be
pronounced successful. Madame Fabhr i well rcnem-
bercd Ia NcvYork ~ q singer admirable culture and
strong dramatic powers. Time has not spared her. but
~ hdo 0ucHot hCI gently Her yoC5 il sill pleasant and
generally tr.r, Gd what 1t has lost II h, los, chiefly in
Slieng A. She made picture quo and c1
atom 81 heta, ana was mos. cordially ieccsod. The
pest OF ncr assistants last night tie ftlUyfD Mr..
Jacob Muller, the baritone who Iopde his first
appearance mere with the Vienna Lady Orclu ,tIa."
lio ms good strong voice, and though
lus yOcalIiOn IS defective n many respects be il far
~ 6dNanJ" OF any of the baritone. 90 whom the Stad
Ihoacr IS accustomed. Ni~s Krsctd was I.cs and
Mr. Uuhcnann Dam AiraT, while Mr.. Bernard took the
role OF PGSco ~ G0lnG. Mr.. K,Il FOrmes that Ol Dom
IedFO Mr.. william FOrmcs that OF DDts Dicgo. ana Mr.
Wemhch doubled himself q to become both GTofd
I"q"SHor and Brat It VIII bo tat tr0 east
resented upon the whole remarkably inc cole Ion Of
ruins aud II must honestly bc sat that oi thea
were IN 6hockingy bad condition. Mr.. M'dcr CON
dti, ted the orchestra.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
WHY CIVIL SERVICE EEFOEMERi ARE NOT
"'- SATISFIED.

Our own fears that the work OF reform would
ro ne heartily carried on and thai. indeed There inigh
~, orlv cuoueh done make "capital' Out o ~ pht
oot n1nyh To- di,plcase politicians, wore tAcIed u!
n1ipber OF crcum- tances which were either coh'e,npo
raneors with or subsequent to the Organkill" o ~,
Gtvil seryjcs Comm ssiOn. One was The ptruhcly WIN
which Tom Murphy was kept IN control ol Tue lnost
i,a,orant f;oyernincnt Office. Murphy may be spot
iss conractor but his best friends viii not dey 'n'
H. the very type Of the schcmng. managlng rotlitHi
"decaptGtng" jOhbng, believing p0hntaI' "li' %o,tS %
about tivil ;, ryce Reform very much a. Tue us'
ahout holy water Another was the ipp9h,,nOh,i q
month after Congress had authorized the 1Nh stiHto
Comus.ion of Col FOrney Collector a fhilidelpa'
Mr. Forncy has been nom the very mot " M l"la,
r tpo-t out .pOkcn reyllcr ard rdcucr OI the fe' ~
.,,, lif m vgp.rc 60 20 found. II. hua d'tt .t'4
In lie most unueasured tcru1, both al l.Hi'a Us A4'
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bills were introduced and referred, as fol-

lows:
Mr. BUTLER (Rep ITO Ismov. Al i,y. .ai political Siss
enable pton maintain claim or ryh tg1ns; The United
ststss except The accrued before tns iIh Of April 1861 and :be
..o % ~ repeal the several TeIa,..cf 0fce sets
KELLOGG (Rsp Com ITO repeal the stamp duty matches
~ SiSRKR Rep YTo provide currency In cn and paper
Of equs and aniiorn ysOs throughout the United states
H. MEHCUR Rep Penn 10 Of dag after
b.. sG6FiEID REP Penn prouo. the securing .csu
M MEYERS en Penn ITO provide homestes for soldiers
Mr. DUKE Dem. vaFOr Uniform sI 10 yer pound oil
NJ sTbPHEssOS CR.p OhoTO compete water highway from
tde wse River tO the Ohio River the mouth Of the
M VAUGHAi DEN Tenn ITO authorize tn. construction Of
bridge The Mississippi al Memphis. Tenn
KERR Dem IRd)To prevent the payment si uoses 70 in'
NJ HAY REP III ITO reduce tn. duty tobacco Aso
M BLAIR DEN Mo olAuthohHag the construction Of bhdge
Nj HEREPORb (Dem W. vLFOE Locking and dsnmlsg the
CTfs, Ksos sha River, West Virginia
Nj COx (Deu YJTO allow American registrations Of foreign
H. PEECg (Rep Miss. The Committee Education and
proceeds Of TIE public auds to The education Of tie people Recon-
REuER FOR AMERIcAE-BUnI STEAMERS.
The c1 Of the States for bills having been concluded,
,he Bill introduced last Monday by Mr. Hale, to relieve
Anecanbuit steamers and vessels from Import duties
b. mate ras and articles entering into their constr
tOn repair, and use came up Mr. Hale spoke Ia favor
o. the measure. but before he had concluded the morn
g hour expired ana the bill went over until next Mon
ea! when 1t viii have the fraction OF the morning hour
Which may remain after the call Of the States for bills
, INtEnIGATRG ThE LOUISIANA TROUBLES
hr DAWES Rep., Idssl asked leave 10 offer a rebolu
Hon for the appointment " select committee OF five TO
Lqlfo into the origin ald character OF the difficulties
gt@ecl the Government and officials of Louisiana ana
We i"d states Officials in that state" aLd o. report the
tu4t 10 0 House. with Sucl r0Cfum, cations 20 u
Usy do.o e4pcdeAt-tLe committee - l1ve power to
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
WEl' 'THER REPORT.
WAr DEPiRTMrNr.
II
OFFICE or TIL y CHfEF StGEAL OFFICER.
80. L =. Il lrO-l T. y

OFFICE or TIL y CniEP StGEAL OFFfCEh.f
WASHINGTON, -. G.. Jan TO- lSi2-1 3. III
SVrODsts f)r NE DG " tVent-tDpr hours.
The highest barometer continues in the
SOutH,rD ana Gu,f atcs, NNHh clear weather. AUD
also west o the Mississippi.
Tue loves. barometer has ed sOuthclslwar1 osos
Ncigln EJit'.-WCstcry winds, With rising PRESSURE
pfoval north nnd wcst OF Indiana
SJutAeT,y W.n5 with cloud and 'Haow. from the Mid
do Atlantic coast 10 inu and h1!:c Onta5io clear
weather IN NcwE gland; falling bl .ouOtcr and cloudy
Wcltao. IN montana.
IgOb1hijT'a.
Til, lcWcst pres IN piCb2hy mG'gc castwasf
Ptuns lTGuiI sUd .u-i t-. V.tn clOuV wcathos ana
lgnt snow, On tuesday, foH New Jrsey 70 Maine and
nos inward
E)rlA.we5'or,y winds VII urob1by Cytt~i eastward
to suD and L1.o Etc. win cloudy weather nom tho
Ono F.cy n0rtAw,rJ.
ll,lhwnathcr Will probably continue ~ q SoetIcrn
AMI Gu. states, except possibly the lnneite coast
O. L,...s.l.lA IBs. Texas.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for tho Atant,c
al GGif cOL5,3 tonight.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

weknown and vicii ut moral guardian, Allan Inser-
ton spcs our cases AZ quickly and correctly the
Shc,t 0i tie lyUXcycd fraternity, OF which lie ~ the
acknowledged head and king. re as keen at flioct.
Dg true merit as he s crminaty, and he has
stOnG point sSohal iu the case Oi tho HL.afEa
sfF. six Of PnFc:Ohs safes went into the fiery Ordest
al Chicago, bU 0Uiy h,O 0Ut, and these ,ssrs
UeTDgS the Other foar uOf Uerrng'sJ bus led
ashes; Therefore, PnkrrtOn may well say: 3" ssGs IN
C9t"re ms" none bW HctyijgS A0fss'lN Y. Day Book
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

20 r. ha'k :" no cartier period 70 Am -i.aa t.'.e
Wrs s E".hing ccur,rc3 w;tb "..frcutr-'s Rf,otIy
Mp"IHS LhNsic Hrl',tic p","s, Il Sn- ,si. Jr,l at
IutrclNe fNt -mpfcgrati' i0c,r' ~ Ei; rnuisa I,e
% %aohcyod ncsaf'eY which oiI Ct dcopeaoJ and nj,
S saru ny s "h"gAhCt orue ~ Jpi N'ior - th3 y.l
r''rn Tie latior IiN prOu1-rs ruulii ii4'o ly
St,irca 1nslauPbt. involving Pfr.aont tr.rt I,d ta
MN MY, 9ergir - Colnhi,'oi ~ tho ssluo iud}ormiute
7"irsody should bO'i tbs ruVI3, ,ontsitiso OF tho
western ~ilJs. or he viii D. pUllin the ils of our na
tlOA'i euh.o down unOn the heads " ~ aefJIsacd
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
TuE DOLBY rG0urr.

The Dolby troupe announce two farewell
concerts Tonight and tomorrow highland no xt week
all OF hon 'pt MI Sintloy purpose returning 10 En-
gland The programme for this evening compr.csa
pleasant medley Of old and songs Mr. Sautley giving
'ouhods Nazareth" and the ara- from Maria di
i''"oi'@' and the "Pr.iOno d Edimburg.' Tomorrow
Ho VIII sing an aria from Macbeth" the sccna from
Tampa" and o Rudder than the Cherry" !. il
pcaaI' 10 know hat arc To enjoy other opportini-
S ol nearing this admirable artist later tho sc an
we shhli LAX" leave of his companions with uufcgnrd
regret Ihey have been generally recognized singers
OF Icnnthcni and culture and hagc given of tho
Dc7l interpretations O the old English gCCs hcArd
III PuDic concert ia this country. Their visit has
made N IN uutortuuate time the popular aftCu-
t0h wdS strongly drawn in Other directions ana 'hGre
~i' almost rug.c't Of musical entertainments, but
nra ued by COMPARISON with other concerts ttor sue
cess has been Iajt,uu,.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
pERsONhL-BY TELEGRAPm

...Pi2f g. J. Or has been appointed S5lto Scifocs
G Nn'1 'rer u .c)rgia, uce Gea Lewis, resigned
81 i5 Hon. James Hpnna. former state Senator
eel 6 & Corr jGg' iGJ'ni sri prominent vyoT lied gcs
t-r'ig 'osr sie. lGL
T,' e Rev II. i. Bogue. tho oldeqt PFesby serian
ctu14 W,.'-rn NekYoS ard who has y,xs
pcagIl.e' 'eim DIido )a sunday
Mr. W j.. GlnO Of Cincinnati died suddeniy on
ssisv D. az a. IA es,h-b1a Ct)a. lie tos
Sc e i, e. 'Bci win haHSg bgIGc o. Cooansh, aus
w H. tiu 8 year CASHIER Of Lafayette Bsnx that city,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
LEGIsLAIIvE PROCEEDISGS.
GENArTt Aru.SN 10

The Senate met at 7:30 p. IN.
Nj ROBERTSON offered Il concurrent resolution agree
ing 10 the amendment the Constitution adopted the
last election extending the term of the Commissioners
of Appeals when certain number OF CAUSES are on the
calendar After the disposal OF some routine business OF
mo general Interest, the Senate adjourned.