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New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
ALBANY.
THE CURRENT OF LEGISLATION.
TIE CUsrOM-HOU CHARTER PROGRAMME.
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fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUEB.l
ALBANY, Feb. 24.-Nether House had a
quorum this evening and the business transacted was
unmportant. Mr. Piorson notice, in the Assembly
that he would move suspension Of tho rules, to-
morrow for the purpose OF putting the Charter on is
third reading He also offered concurrent resolution
for recess from Friday next TO Monday March TO-
There is to be a general departure OF Administration Re-
publoans 10 Washington 10 attend the Inauguration.
The Charter will pass the Assembly tomorrow, and be
sent 70 the Senate; and the programme is TO push 10
through that body, and get II before the Governor
before the Opinions are divided rs 10 the
possibility OF carrying out this programme.
Evey days delay is dangerous, and II the Charter does
not pass the Senate before the It is not likely 20
pass at all at least not IN s present shape. The more
sober and reflective Senators beginning TO inquire
whether the Cnstom-house managers are not pushing
things 100 recklessy whether If they are not checked,
they VIII bring the Republican party into as much
disgrace the Tammany Ring brought the Democratic
party into. The demonstration In New York tomorrow
night Is likely to have important bearing on the ac-
on OF the Senate and it should bo made as largo and
significant as possible. II Is alleged here that the price
Of AssembIyman Opdyyes apostasy was pledge 70
appoint his father, ex-ayor Opdyke to tho position OF
Chamberlain.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
FEBRUARY WEATHER.

TIE THERMOMETER AT ZERO AND BELOW
Healthy youth enjoys biting frost for the
zest IL dives TO movenent and Appetite warm blood
courses more quickly through veins, ana siriis rise
almost the mercury sinks. But to older people ana
those Of slow disposition approach 70 zero impIiS
puched and cherries eOunionances, ANA an m1"u4p''
desire 10 mover about gaseous stoves.
The weather became rapidly colder on sundly night
and at j. D., yesterday tue Thermometer ndica'cd
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
CATTLE MARKET.

Cgtcaeo Feb 2a-Cae The DAYS &
b es confined rlostlv butchers;
lover good sold a go % II choice Il c"t
do , 40. shipments on saturday llliO} head.
oas-Lve higher receipts HO head az sod sns
~ mostly az - o4 ~ -
for ai good shipments, 1000 leae. 80. ..
Al head sales OF ar choice az o. "
4 Is 75 the outside price for los averaging l@s 10
for olsr AkSts C0HaElsTciai Nsrs SreaA Page
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

above zero; ate q. m, zero at a. M. 10 above; at
noon. 10; 5p. ISo; at 1872; at p m. 1872
and at midnight, i5o when there prospect Of
moderation. In Brooklyn the cold was even greater.
the thermometer marking 81 below zero at a. m, and
at time during the day reaching higher than 90 above
The following reports show that the cold extended
throughout the country d:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

An interesting lot of books, mostly upon
scientific or philosophical SUBJECTS selling TINS week.
both afternoon aud evening, the rooms OF Messrs.
Bangs Aerwiu Il Co.; and the catalogue OF $50 mum
hers is worthy the attention of those vino are interested
IN TINS department OF photography.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
GOVERNMENT REPORT.

WAR DEPARrMEST,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHIYGrOS ID. C., Feb 25-l:l0u. NJ.
SuODsis for me Dd1 iUe1it-fJar h0tuY
The barometer remains lowest but slowly
rising over New gland with somewhat fainter west
eriV winds and generally clear weather. Fresh ana
brisk westerly winds with cloudy weather continue over
the lower lakes.
The highest barometer from Florida 10 Minnesota
ClOudy weather and light winds prevail from the ONO
Valley 20 the Eastern Gulf States. An area OF IoW
barometer is extending eastward the Southwest
and Outheasterly winds reported from the western
Gulf States.
Failing barometer, with rain and snow, has extended
eastward 10 Utah and Idaho. The temperature Ias
risen decidedly throughout the entire country east ot
the Rocky Mountains, except over the south Allahuo
states.
Probabilities
For Tuesday the Middle aud iStern otatcs' sthof
ally cloudy weather diminishing winds and somewhat
higher ternperature; for the south Atlantic states
winds voerng southeasterly by Tuesday night Win
rising temperature. -, lt,
SonthPry winds ana cloudy weather on the Gun
coast; uorth-eastcry winds, with cloudy weather anu
possibly snow, over the Ohio Valley nOrtheastery ahd
north westerly winds the upper lakes, WIN uslhS
Temperature.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

cost of time and expenses nooeSarilY incurred IN Us
charging the duties prescribed. Respectfully 5ubnftu
VAN X. RICHMOND, GBOgGE W. CHAPsAs,
DAVID DOws WILLIAM w. WRIGHT,
GEORGE GEDDEs, JOHN ID. FAY.
WILLIS =. NELSON DANIEL GROUSE.
Commissioners appointed by Chan. sG3 LlWsfSTt.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PulADELprtA Feb Flour dull; SulcrdEe . ~ - 81 3
~ Spring Wheat Extra Family 81 90 ~ ~ Stste
Ohio and Indiana -54 JO Fancy. % 0n nll. Wheat
duI Red 5I 9Od 81 90; Amber, OBJ. Rye hei goc Com
steady yellow 3d5s White C2e Oats dull White. ida5cc Conee
6r. Rio 8i T2lc sugar Refining Cuba, 6t t1ilc
ORLEANS sells At 2a3c Peioeum adyaneuB Nfge
Liallie. AeaneI, yallc Mh.hy IN Lllr demand AZ 5c
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
XLIID CONGRESS-IIID SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Feb. q, Il

SENAIE- WAshih0IONs Icp - Aei''
The Senate met at II o'clock.
Mr. EDMUNDs f2ep. VII called up his resolution di-
rectng the AttorneyGeneral to obtain certain nforma-
ton about the operations OF the Bankrupt law aud it
agreed 10.
PASSED.
The Calendar taken up and the following bills were
passed:
Granting the right Of wsy to The waa waa and Columbia
To remove dissbihes Of D. G DeJ,rnete Of Virgins,
10 oOuf the title Of William Marvin 100 Of land Flor
For the relief Of s. S Potter
Nh. HILL rep. Gd presented the credentials OF GEN.
Gordon, Senator elect from Georgia.
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BILL.
On motion OF Mr.. MORRILL, rep, VT the Agrcul-
tural College bill taken mp.
Mr WINDOW (2ep, Mimi moved to refer the bill 20
the Committee on Public Lands with in
quire into the expedency OF devoung the proceeds of
the sales of the public lands to the equalization of sol
After some debate Mr. WINDOW struck out the clause
referring to the equalization OF bounties.
THE CALDWELL CASE.
Mr.. MORTON rep, Ind TO a question Of privl-
ege and moved to lay the pending bill the table for
the purpose Of considering the report Of the Committee
on Privileges and Elections on the Caldwell case.
Mr.. LOGAN rep, Ill moved to postpone the Cald-
After considerable debate the motion was lost by the
following vote ERepubicans IN roman, Liberal Repuhli
essr. Georu Bayard Cssly Cole coHtlne Cooper
u lexasl iii Ieene5 % aoi'en, y % oo @ 444''' O' ~
BorCman BroNuow, CaTperer Chandler
Cragn Bdnunds Ferry Mch Flanagan HaIlln HARLAN
Hclcoc Howe, Johnston, Ry Logan Morrill, We Nye Pter
Ramsey, % Robertson, SAWYER, Scott, Spencer spIase
West. Nindom. and Wught-52
THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE BILL
The Senate proceeded to the consideration OF the Agi
cultural College bill.
After debate Mr.. Windows motion TO refer the bill TO
the Committee on Public Lands was lost-Ieas, It :;
Nays -.
Mr.. WEST rep. La) moved 20 lay the bin on the
table for the purpose OF taking up the Army ApprOpr
alton bill. IOst-Ycas, 2; Nsvs, 80
In the debate Messrs CONKLING (Rep. " ". NOR
TON OIep Ind.), SHERMAN Rep. Ohio, and CAS-
SERIY Dem. Cali strongly opposed the bill.
Mr.. MORTON SAID IL evident that the hill was 10
pass predicted that its passage like the passage OF
The Fugitive Slave law and the repeal OF the Missouri
Compromise would leave behind it feeling that aDsO
lutte Injustice had been DONE element that must IN It's
nature tester go .
Nj. SHERMAN offered an amendment providing that
Congress may any time alter, amend or repeal the
act and that hing contained IN 10 shall be construed
TO mean that the disposition which makes OF the puO
lie lands shall be permanent Lost.
At O'Clock y. m. the Senate took recess tlll Z
o'clock
EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session the senate resumed the con-
siderati0n OF the Agricultural College bill. Several
amendments offered and rejected and the Senate
%
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
THE FIRE RECORD.
n MOTT HAvEx-Loss ABOUT $4,000

II MOTT HAYEN-LOSs ABOUT Sl3,OD.
About D. m. on Sunday flames were dis
covered ISSUING rom the feedstore OF Aonzo Carr I'm
the Boston Road or Thrd-lye. extension, near one
ghth-s Mott Haven. The hremen
NJ Morusauia promptly responded 10 the ALARM and
there was an ample supply of water IN the canal near
bv but il froze In the hose, and she rcengnes became
useless Consequently the fire spread with great rapid
ty and in very brief time six stores, with dwellings III
the upper stories were entirely consumed One frame
building at Third-ave and Oue-hundredand thirty
eighth-st owned by Jordan L. Mott, occupied by
James Tier as a meat market and dwelling. Mr. Ter
saved some of his meat ana account books h1t his house
upon the building could not sge ascerialnel.
Ths first newspaper published IN the Town
of Mnrrisaua was printed in this nuldlhg'
Four frame buildings owned DY AlOuZo Carr, ono
store neiug occupied by him feed store one Store
ana ,larrments by George Sclaeter. boot ana shoe
cigar dealer, aud store by Fred. hocl haIiess
maker. Mr. Walker, painter. ana MS iamlYi ElIeH
callahan seaInstress: Mr.. Thompson, nacluat, ana
Mr. R4yfer A Steamboat hand, and us WIG also ot'u-
njed APARTMENTS in these buildings. The building next
south was owned by VIM Prss, who occupied the OWtr
mart AS "A ageUDecr saloon and restaurant Inc upper
mart WAS occupied by families ot John Helsenhellnet
and MI CLAY who with other tenants nave Deeu eit
destitute and homeless. Dir. Carr was insured ia tAg
We.trhr,frr Company for 5000 on the buildings, anu
oO0 on MS stock the star Company for 5000, IN me
Counercal for 81 the buildings ana m some other
-ured in tie Merchants Company Tor $4,000 ana ia lAe
Acchanics ana Traders for 5000 ON the huding anu
u he Home 1920 on furniture. inc msuraAees
cover the losses.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
SAFETY AND PROFIT.

"InvestOrs cannot in our Judgment, act with
more confidence and less risk in direction than In
the purchase OF the bonds " the Vermont division OF the
Inn nal
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IhbOhhl
wAsnNGToS, Monday, Feb. "a, 1873.
The piver and Hafbor Appropriation bi passed the
House today loaded down with amendments which
Increased the ots amount appropriated IRON S0oOW"
reported by the Commerce Committee 70 over
SAsa1O 49, s1illIU l0s roling. eomoiAAiioA ~as ol
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
5ucrlaI Noutcs
Comnittee OF seventy.
a MASS NEE TING
OF THR

CITIZENS OF NFW-GOItK
IL Favor
A SUBSTANTIAL REFORM or THE CITY
GOVERNMENT,
AND OPPOSED TO THE PROVISIONS OF IHE
CHARTER NOW PENDING BlFORE
THE LEGISLATURE,
wl,i Do lonse TO secure rca result si Do bell /"
COOPER INSrIII ~,
OF
TUESDAY EVENING
last o'clock.
D' ' JAMES A. BROWN Ch,irmsa.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
LATEST SHIP NElGS.
( Tor other shin yc,,s see III I'd Prge.

rF,lr other Shin Ycirs see III al Page.
tRRIYED
B,rk Eliza Bars vesey OF and Bermuda, IL ba .st
SAILED.
Bark MO-eing Star. for 81 Jaso.
NISD--s1Edosa. fresh, n. W.. ce8r
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sAvAyriAH ia. Peb. 21Ariyed steamships ten AAaes Ion
EeEl ARK: Wlli4urgt0n. IRON LlFerpoal .
NEwELEASs, feb. LAArsd, steamship Cor'es tro Ne"'i"A
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
MIRRIRn

DoEG-CDRLfrs- 81 kncss " Y. o1 ~ rri bs' ~
residence Abrlhs BY Pnesis sosy Ass~i 90.
DOeg 10 Awals 0ofie. both OF Nes-iOf
GHAPHAN-DMOS-On TLasd.y sseainy. P-b ~ b. t' 2--
~ H sheHck d d. John w. rhssH MafT c. mir Js,xat,r
Cbsric. DHen esf, sl u Broekyn
FNDLAYNAGW RLL-fn BfooNn N Tefse-sg Pei. - ~
hase c.srie lbenss 3. Ha6ay 70 Hsyzss "arudL
GkLWA FKKhTFtb l9 a. fhs Church Charles pfsn@
BAoalTn by DE Bsy D Bfen. Dsne H. f7lE1V K.s kcat
hOwi IlRR -MEyEit-Os rtBsstay FEB = s Rev gash.s
rTnglr. Logisr Kitty Megss 10th n ih,s J
PIACg sNRDRKKROu THURSDAY sgr-irg a. a
af-. s. j. thHrh br iao r Jo. h. d. ID I5i5fs b. Pisas
isura g.. 4n tug@r y q " si of
No .sTfA
BfRD-Fet1D 1879 AIMS hareh. sh's-sss.
b The Rev ThO Isilsnde, hr flank So Hiss
BiFi orr dsaglter = e se lssegh Bird efq NFfost
Newport. = e. pspsr fiesse ooDf
WALTERs- FOSTE-sf Tnniiy thsrrh Rec,fg
Res. Dr. NcaoLoa MA George Walkers as Ciraf V,sL-r
both u Hcs-~rk.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
THE STATE or TRADE.


HAvAvA Feb 2iMuscoyado 70 Common 9asl reals
. srobe fir demand at Si7 250 SB 3 bb Empty
i{ssheau 30 s5 Hoops aEmi Long haved =ltcG -
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
ELSEWHERE.

The Girls Industrial Home, six miles west
of I,v Center station ON the cleveland aud Columbus
Railroad was totally destroyed by fire Yesterday Two
hundred girls are rendered h0useess The members Of
fbe General Assembly OF Ohio there AZ the time
the lire occurred.
A fire broke out at Camden, n. j., about 9
q M Yesterday in the Pennsy yaua Railroad oil shop.
The wind was very high ana caused the flames soon TO
spread 10 row OF 10 twOstOry frame houses IN second-
~ betweeu Bridgc-aye. ana Mickle-st Engines iton
PbItdrlpDa finally subdued the fire The loss in build
nps vii not exceed $4,000. James d. Read. hides ana
Ilo,y Ioses $4,000 insured for 5000 u the Franklin
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

The Old Reliable Hall safe,
3s5 AID JI broadway NeN-fOsk. Ibc best 10 the "o'%
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

"Harsh wrtnklea skin ea tie beauty u youth ~ ung
COP Lysg OLn n,IARo CAswELLs Con LysR on Is The best
IL . t,sh, and srsrA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
p,o. or uemoyrnoidnI rumo.--Ples lrssual external

mOrrhoidnl Iunofs-Pies, nsSrnal rAttnai
permanently
iustTuneats We say
satars
healthy cond In
orr There no. the shadow q larger
asong had uureaSAl hlem te.
conpany or TIE health aud eomiet of bod' sud mad
are In proof Of shat hare state - can t
Fhll
phl Baluc Pittgh, whom have treated nd cured W
NcCANnfISS NJ d III No 20t Ach-zt Sbia1eiph At
ST. Hehol. Hotel n week aEa fourth kegrsttr
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
City De-,itution.


The Msrssrrs Of the ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING rHs
CONDITION 0F THE POOR iseo e,ei he eee,i., u 'pe.
appea on hehai ot e roor ms iv. i' 7rra fe s"
aousiy avoids Az ebtrnson Of s'e on pa0e lou 80 oay . @ rs
contributions he claims made upon t JnhaPm - outsys h
the destiutioa and distress GENERALLY 'no~a -
au lry be citv the greatest pressure or relief naturally i
upon The present dss ou oi he u-aa incr'e Of mi
season. and cause.
on hor inc sickness moreover levers ,nd
diseases widely preyai. ,eof The snd isasT
populated ,re,ioa'. nave , sG aeau ne % m b ~ % n,s
AMI pnehing po'erY uen'e tho.s'las 9 'D Lai
enae brought 10 absolute destaon au9 uas. -
both oy che record, Of 6e A.so.on
visitors with the ieicAelnesa y cai
TSsIe he reIefi f III. charity u aHe, aasssS
2a4 and the amount Of dssuuuou HI s' pf'o 1n
81 zoe Spll3k business Is',e ~ - i no, ro .r,-s,,. ,h,a
their number They are mostly worthy necnane A'e' st
avn are rood 10 ask Temporary vrrr 'hr.Dsvrc
asked heoe aHd Tie prseH ae4 VIII ps'e'
SURELY s wealthy Chassu % famed 'aisr'-.
le.s needy AMI drseRg doo who canO' look '"her'
oerav others ,pprecii,i9g 'he ace,'s hss,
rseo are ia4sT per cent e.s ,a.u the
Help come eeasri and nnd ooss
Ere The present nrreas ar -rol hs
iasa1 eS' ,eers ,a TaESTy TnoTsiSD DoLL1as LY The
contribution. sS NAV bt aovu Bros Co.. 81 w.9st es
Muarn, fre4sufer a soui4 h u lIas & i & ~ I, ''
i'Is Tv order Of ,h los,d JANEs BROW n Prrs,isaL
orsuc AIer John C. Gre,n Ja-e Luor Easi b IAsra Wa
p8arfSeWsft Brown,
Erastas g. Besect Roben LenoK AeaHedy
Alumni a-socatos the coz BCE NJ PHYSICIANS
slRGEON. ttntis Ooias NeforS Cty
Dinner Association v take plire t DeuDn
ss FoueuihaL WEDNESDAY hNbNtAG. Fc5raiV
"a 40 1ist, !, pclurk.
Pre.aet. MrCOsH gorgc BARNARD of Colmr,
CROSBY The New lark Nnv~rl POKl i u lal lui p-ar
u hghfr educ st0n expected 10 De pfascut.
aht-ued nv uriical Others ~ NJ TT l.
CLAChGR Metlcsl Library aIa I0On4 klms, 100 b i~~nf-
esbthss. - . . ..,.,. a., ,
FABU BUkRALA Nd caiaml'se % Arfinsr.1-n's
-chenck,. ru,mesic -yrup.
SFAWEED r<NiC. ard HANDRAHk PILLS irsr srr M az
mrdnes -iA fanousr ,ogsaaYt~a 10, s'- 1ss
practire thirty con1ualY rHans nfs
hs aiken Th censupies ii,s
NANDRA Hsr and stomach ls 'tANhhD
be essuag o the stomach, sal
pU ONlC - f tpra 'hr nAef, al aasIf
INV, h eF i,hp a. exerion Prrpsrd sud for ssc a.
sgHENX SON ~ s. corner sib Arcils PEiepAIa. i
bv ,pests md DEALER. generally JNo T. hEAkN Mo- hald
Caisse place. Wlssse A.stt-
American In-sitate Fnrmer-' Ciu5.-ra- Clah n-sis
ooock n the ui she lastnr ~ -
ooter Bnling. All Interested IN agicuara nesswsa r "a
,tel "a attend NATHAN q. kLi, fnsaieal
JeaS " CaANHEas, secretsT
The Warainc omea's Protective Uaioa,
the rifessei faais AL ~ps
ror who la housho ssrlcs liASuhAN
psysr. assissei obtaining uL Wages snn 'af
nsen rsnd collected hy law whrn neresf Az I've o ,
AIfenti0n.-Tvcuty Year Passsa Hospital erperene PC,
aal skn diseases " long sandrS snfs,,',,y n'
CURED. Consultation lrco. Dr. FhAahLlN l,l ee,a-.,-
Reunc's Pain-k Hna iiaEin OIL waelsisa te az t''
GoEsa ear hages saa asuaI 'etss' '@saA-' AoS
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

Fine Matckes- Chnina, Lsckcts, nssd Charms,
10 match, slA RiCH GoLD 1gsaLKY, a eoae plices.
PHllP glEs,
(Suecessor u Bifhop Rcnl,
un,er Filta Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

Au Noge,, Of Nuriegc' ~"s' DC iado'soi s'@ ng
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
STEAM ON TILE CANALS.

REPORT or THE COMMISSION APPOINTED BY THE
LAW OF 1871 FOR THE YEAR 1S72-rIIE COM
MISSION DOES NOT AWARD THE SlOO,OOO, But
RECOMMENDs AN EXTENSION OF TIE TINE
FOR THE TRIALS
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

WAR DEPARrAEST,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Z
WAsHIYGrOS ID. c., Feb. 25-l.l0a. IN.
JuOngis for fbf Ddn fUeHttf-fDnr hOnFf.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

AT the evening session. the senate resumed the con-
sideration Of the Agricultural College bill. Several
amendments were offered and rejected and the Senate
adjourned without coming any nnal acuon tuo bill
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-26
CONSTITUTION.

Nav Constitution Proposed to the Citizens
Of the Commonwealth for their Approval
or Rejection, by the Constitutional Con
vention,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-26

Published By order Of the Secretary Of M<
Commonwealth, n pursuance Of tie All
section Of an aci Of the General assembly,
entitled IA act TO propide for calling a
Conrmtloa 10 amend tie Constellation, y
appropod the llm day Of Aprl, A. d.
,dEo
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-26
PREAMBLE.

We, the people Of the Commonwealth OF Penn
yyania, grateful to Almighty q cd for the bless
inss Of civil and religious liberty, and humbly
invoking His guidance, do ordain and establish
Ibis Constitution.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-26
NEW SERIES--V0L. IA, NO. Al.

the General Assembly Is hereby prohibited from
creating other courts to exercise the powers vest
ed by this constitution In the judges Of the
Courts Of Common Pleas and Orphans Courts,
$50. 27. Tho praties, by agreement fled, may,
In any civil case, dispense with trial by jury and
submit the decision OF such case to the courts
having Jurisdiction thereof. and such court
shall hear and determine the same and the
judgement thereon shall be subject to writ Of or
ror as In other cases.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-26
ARTICLE III.
MILITIA.

Srcrios ]. The frccmon Of this Commonwealth b
shall be armed. organized and disciplined for he
defense when aud in such manner Us may bo d.
rcctcd by law. Tho General Assembly shall pro-
vide for maintaining the milltia by appropriations
from the Treasury Of the Commonwealth, and may
exempt from military service persons having con-
ssientlous soruples agains bcariog arms.
ARTICLE XII.
rrrLfc orricrgs.
sEcfioS !. All officers whose selection Il not
provided for in this constitution shall be elected
or appointed as may be directed by law.
sEo. ?. No member Of Congress- from this State,
nor any person holding or exercising any Office or
appointment Of trust or profit under the United
States, shall at the same time hold or exercise
any otiee in this State TO which 'aiary, fees, OF
perquisitcs shall be attached. Tho General As
scmbly may by Law declare what Offices arc in
compatible.
sEc. 2. Any person who shall Gght duel OF
send challenge for that purpose, or be adcr or
abctlor in fighting duel. shall be deprived Of the
right Of holding any Office Of honor or profit In
'ds stA'e nnd may be othervlse punished ne shaii
~ prescribed by law. ~t Nh 4tit.f 3. si.si
, 1873-09-22

summer. rrairio firoa sro doing very much damage
In tlis VaGinty burning tip coriAeltls and grain In
atacka zach burned In tho last two Or threo days,
LEstAns, 1a., eept: 21.-Tho crop In this SOC
tton Of tho country Ia very light. Corn hero laa bee
baiy damaged by the heavy frosts and Ia III puor ooil-
dltton to matnro.
FoHT popar. Ia., aort. q. ~ Tho recent froat
damaged Into corn In th!B vicinity very tte-pnrlnrs
one-tonth. Early beyond tho roarh OF frost
Potatoes wcre damaged badly, On account Of Into
will bo Abundance Of corn and potatoes, and e1s
10 wheat.
DYE1svlLhE, H., sont. 2f.-Ahoilt onc-ihird Of tho
crop is HoOf Tic rDhnlnslcr IN niatora,ly DAM
aged by the frost. Other crops harvested in good
order.
JEsur, lows, Sept. 21.-The recent frost has badly
dn1Eed tho corti IN this vicinity. Thero will not bo
moro tlan twu-tirdB Of a crop.
, 1873-09-22
TRANSPORTATION.
Meeting OF tho Senatorial and f,cufs.
lnttvc Committees mt asuffnlo.

Sreeial Dispatch to TAc Chicago Tribune,
BUFFALO, N. T., Scpt. ga Misunderstanding os
tho Senatorial anu Legislative Committees wna llr1 al
tho 'rint uonso Friday night. sonalor Window
presided AlroHscs were nn'lo BY George . Hazard,
tho Hon. L. g. frosher, tho Hon. H. r. lewis the Hon,
T. A. Alherger. and Cyrus Clarke, al OF Dnalu Thoy
urged tho advantages uf tho 1:ro Canat route, mud
spoke Of tho necessity Of clargng the locks in order
prossUr sA that, with tho experience around u.s. II
had Leah found rac!cabo with proper locks, 10 ruu
want ssean!rra with tho arncity of COO toms. Such
boas tny be run for 81 per ton. which would bring
tho price down to about centB per b,islol. Tl,rn
cargoes could bo transferred to vcs4es in New York
aB chear!y aB at Montreal. Senator Window male
brief reply hanng tho Legislative Committee for its
faithful Co-operatinu,
stnhtor Conkng went homo on Friday night
Senator Sherman i.tt fur Ohto Saturday morning
Aiid snsera! Of tic Committee went to Niagara Falls
Tor few days. Tho Committee re-asacmblrs at Cni-
caBo noxt Thursday
, 1873-09-22
IOWA.
TUWTHs
Sueeial Dtapaioh to Ihe Ehfcaao Tribune,


WAIcurr, Ia., Sept. 2D.rhu roHts Of laht night aud
tho might before were Remarkably severe leo i uf uu
nch thck having een forlnCd, which freezing IL sell
OF lle crnp bus boon greatly damaged Isfor-
no tho 1noro to be regretted ~ tlo corn prospects
OHAWIEs CRY, Floyd d., H., Sept. 2o.--The
drought has materially alruetod lotatoe.. Yla mt
two-thirtsa ul crop. AbuUt tl4 Ranle number
last ycas PLANTED. Tho fr0st has luuo .lal!age to
eithsr corn or pntatbcs.
WMrAaop, guc1AnAn Co., Ia, Sept. 90.-Th0
, 1873-09-22

The Brilliant Bnse-Burner,
Among tho nonblo improvements In basel -burners
the Brilliant, mndo by Rathbono, sard Co.. Beems to
comprise tho most desirable.
, 1873-09-22

Public Library Of Kentucky.
In THE TRIBUNE Of noxt Saturday will be found a
column advertisement giving u the particulars Ut the
fourth gift concert Of tho Public Library OF Hon-
$ucky.
, 1873-09-22

Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune
WrNoNA. N1nn., Sept. 20.-RcIorta from tie co1,n-
try ud vicinity Bay hnt tho f1osta the last fuw nights
huve not done great deal Of damage, ,nost Of tho
crops are gathered.
, 1873-09-22
A NEW DISEASE IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE. Utah, aopt. 2l.-A strange aud fatal dis
ease ut Ke!ton dns 60cono very prevalent producing
great conacrilHti0n. Patients uls In fav hours Tho
uiHeaso rcaenlbica frscr,