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Beuuard'9.

Bennard'E.
Another splendid restaurant has been added to the
number which Chicago already possesses It is known
as Bernardo" )" and Ii situated at No. 100 Madison
street. near the corner Of Dearborn, convenient to
every downtown business nnan, and right in the WY
Of those returning from 3lcvckers who stand IN need
Of REFRESHMENTS. The establiahneut wAs opened for
the first time yesterday afternoon, without announce
ment Of any Kind. It's rich and tasteful appearances
soon attracted general attention, sud commanded n
patronage which but few Of the older restaurants
possess. The dning-ha was lled With people during
highest terms OF the cooking aud quality Of the food
and the attentveness OF the proprietor and his en-
nars the most popular place in the city for business
men. He is one OF the few who know how to run
good restaurant without charging extortonate pEdees
visit to his hall will satisfy any person on this score
His tables ere laid with solid stlveEware and cutglass
and his kitchen is furnished In tie most approved
style. It Is under tho supervision Of one Of the best
French cooks in the West. Customers Will be snprueo
with the best food that the market Affords 1t the Iooss
reasonable rrtc9.
, 1873-02-09
DIED.

NRIGITT-Of consumption Feb s. At tae resiasness
Of his mother fof Nabashav, Ed:krd. eces. aou Fl
Hannah aad the la.o William Wright, aged = 5ea1s'
months, and 10 days. :, I'm.
Funeral from Graco Cnuscb, Monday Feb 10, II "
N. FEtsads Ct tho family ars taEited 70 attend.
KRAUsS-Jaa. g. 1872 Rising Sun. 1nd, ,,aaa- mr,-
rnou1 bolorod Vito Of William T. Krauss, aud ttssof o.
Sicoon VI. King, Esq. OF this city. .,
sAWYER-Fdd.y essning: Feb, s suss2 sa77ef' W.
FaneFsl Suada! Feb 2 at r n At asa No; = 1rs1sxa
to Rosehill.
DORCY-Fob. 9, Nary Ann Dorcy, aged q ycaH f,o.,
Funaral this dAy, Sunday, 9Th. ut ~ oc!oeS.
Thomas Seerys IN Est Harrison by cars to Cssa
MoHAS-Teas Patnks. afsr2n County H. od oa &sG S.9
i1st-, AaEJ Agatha, youngest child Of acaf7 Aao @
Moran, aged Jeazs, month, and q daY!. !..,1.sse
copy. -
PHILLIPS this city, Feb. ., Henr1 Phillips .s9'
Funeral from bis late residence. 1!o Wabssass
day, Sunday, At 30 p. H.. by carriages 70 o'"
Cemetery. =,
HESDERsoS-1a the s7th rear Of his ass' 'oses0
Fpaersi fron. his l.ts residence, 80 chiease''.
day, 9:h Instant, ut 2 D. M u,~hi
DoNAGHUE-On Thursday. Fab g. at 3: r.: :gad n y
Doaaghue. native OF County Derry, Ireland aao ago.
funeral from hs late residence, 10. rs StatA ssse
Sunday. Feb. To- at II to ST. Jonns faus
theuca by Calvary Cemetery. Isiana4 o. 1'
LIZ 4re tari.ad to attend.
, 1873-02-09

HOUSE.
THE CODE.
The consideration of the minority report
on tho Code WAS made tho special order for
the 18th inst.
House bill 81, in regard to the election aud
filling of vacancies, Was reported with substi-
tute, which was ordered printed.
House bill 49, establishing District County
Courts, was ordered printed.
Tho substitute for House bill ~, relative to
the collection Of municipal taxes, was ordered
to second reading.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
The memorial Of the American Woman's Suf-
fra3e Association was referred to Special Com
mittec Of five.
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
resolution inBtructing our Congressman to
yoto to improve tho Mississippi, Ohio, and 1lli~
nois Rivers was adopted. Motions to include
the Great and Little Wabash ROCK, and Sanga-
mon Rivers wore lost.
Tho Committee on Geological Survey reported
bill providing for publishing tho usual report
Of tho State Geologist.
INVESTIGATION.
Tho Senate joint resolution for Committee
to investigate the charges against the ox-Secra-
tary Of State Was adopted.
NEW BnLs
Bills we're introduced as follows:
A1r. HAWES-To amend tho School Inv.
Mr. GOLDEN-To amend the Corporation
act; to amend the Revenue Inv.
Mr.. HAY-To amend the sprin gfield charter.
Mr. HILDRUP-To prevent eztertion on rail-
roads, read frat time and ordered printed
Mr. LEA1MA-For III appropriation for the
Southern Normal University.
Mr.. MANN-Enablng railroads to change
their termini.
hfr. SHAW-To amend the Limitation law,
regulating the rate Of interest on judgments
and dccrees.
hIr. SMITH, providing for permanent re-
surrey of lands-
Mr.. ANTHONY, authorizing cities to construct
and maintain water-works.
Mr. TRU1TT, in relation to the election Of
Justices Of the Peace, and for the preservation
Of game and 6sh.
Adjourned.
, 1873-02-09

DunuouE, Iowa, Feb. 8.-The somewhat IA
nous suit that has been long pending in tho
Courts between the present management OF the
Chicago, Clinton l. Dubuque Railroad and Tom
Tina. Dennis A. Mahony, ct a., who sot up a
claim to tho control Of tho road and tract Of
49, 600 acres Of the Company's land, terminated
yesterday at Andrew. in Jackson County. Judge
Ellis, of the Circuit Court. ordered and adjudged
that r. r. Graves, J. F. Joy, J. II. Walker, ]. W.
Rhombozg, Nathaniel Thayer, H. H. Hunne-
vol, J. ri. Brooks, Sydney Bartlett, and J. 4.
Burnham be, and the3 are hereby, recognized
and confirmed as the present legal Directors Of
the Chicago, Clinton l. Dubuque Railway
Company, and that said J. E. Graves ia the
President, and Joseph A. Rhomberg the Vico
President, aud Peter Kiene, Jr.. the Secretary,
and legal officers OF said Board Of Directors.
, 1873-02-09
UTAH..

Public Feeling In the Territory on tho
Administration Policy Toward tho
Polygnmists.
SALT LAKE, Feb. 8.-The al1-absorbing topic
to-day is tho report Of the Presidents so-cal1ed
aggressive policy toward Utah in the traaafer Of
troops to this vicinity The Ne,ns (Mormon
organ) is evidently much alarmed, and says II
tho despatch is true, those who are faint-hearted
would do we'll to embrace the present opportu-
nifty to get out Of the way, but those determined
by the help Of God to endure to the
end will welcome this occasion to
prove faithful, though even unto death.
The Evening journal (Gentile) says there is
terror in the camp By this indication Of the stern
determination Of the President to enforce the
laws in Utah. Loyal people we're never more
ENCOURAGED and hopeful than now. It is fully
expected that Congress will apply the necessary
legislation this session.
, 1873-02-09
HQUSE.


rCDL1c BUILDINGS.
On ,notion of aIr, ARTHUR, the Senate bill
appropriating $780, 900 for the toTernmeat
building at Coyington, Ky, was passed
The bill to rearrange theJudicial Districts IN
Mississippi passed..
Nj. DAWES made IN appeal to take up and
pass new
BOSTON RELIEF HILL.
The bill already passed, remietiug the duties
on goods DESTROYED, is virtually dead. It could
not pass the Senate, and its ftienda gave 1t up
He now asked to report another bill from the
Committee on Ways and 11eaus.
Alr, KERR (Indiaua) objected.
THE HUBDELL CLA1A.
Tho House then took up the bill repo rted by
the Committee on Naval Affairs, for the pay
rneut to Wna Wheeler Hubbe1l, or his heirs. or
legal representatives, OF 5133 1885, infull sntlstac
tion Of the balance Of his actual loss and dam-
are ascertaiued by the Court OF claims.
for the use BY the United States Government OF
several millions OF his patent fuses Tor navy
shells, for rifle cannon, and explosive shells dur
ing tic war. and for the transfer OF Als pa1enEs
to the United States.
After discussion, Mr.. KERR moved to lay the
bill On tho table, which was negatl'ea-seas' % )
nnys, 105. ANN nm 1850. -
Mr. ARCHER moved to strike 800: :o00 out Of
tho Appropriation bill. AS thus amended mp
propriating 233 1888, it passed.
Tho House then proceeded, under special Or
der. to the consideration OF the business re-
ported by tho Committee on Claims.
PRIVATE BILLS.
After pasaing large number Of private bills,
the House, ut lalf-past 4,
Adjourned.
, 1873-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-Judge Poland's Com
mittec, this morning, held a secret session for
two hours, and discussed the evidence prepsra;-
tory to a final report, to be made within week
or ten days. They only await the return OF A1nes
t1,e Sereeaut-at-Arms for him if ho is not
heard from to-day. Two telegrams. sent to
him are unanswered. After the examination OF
Ames, Mr. Colfa1 will be allowed to offer tosti-
1nony to show where the 81 200 deposited in the
First National Bank camo from; but tho Com
nittee expect to hear all this evidence in ono
dsy and then close. At the request Of Judge
Hale, counsel for Mr. Colfax, the Committee
directed that Amos be notified to bring his mem
o.andum book, referred to in his testimony, on
his return.
, 1873-02-09

the East River, including He'll Gate, New York
$4,000 for Portland Har5or, and $4,000 for
Buffalo Harbor.
THE MINT BILL.
Both Houses having agreed to the report OF
the Conference Committee on disnGreelng votes
upon the Mint Coinage bill. It is pract'caly q
law. and viii 20 into effect the 1st Of April next.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
Among the bills reported from the COMMITTEE
on Claims, and passed BY the House to-day. vas
q bill appropriating various amounts AWARDED oy
tha Southern Claims Commissioners last year, in
nayment for Quartcrmaster md Commissary
Stores furnished by loyalists in the South dur
ing the war.
MORE CABINET MAKING.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. "A Washington special to
ernlIy understood that Charles ". Ford, present
Internal Revenue Collector Of this District, and
m old personal friend Of General Grant, will
succeed Dclaro as Secretary Of the interior.
, 1873-02-09


Tho National Bank OF Atchison, Kansas, with
capital Of 100000, was yesterday authorized
to commence business.
Tom Magic, who was shot in Memphis On Fri
day, lies in q critical condition. Tobin is COM
mitted to await tho result.
&C. Banks has been arrested at Beard Court
House. Va, for robbing the mail. The case will
come up at Lynchburg on Monday.
The stage line from kelton, Utah. to Boise
City, Idaho, is running regularly, and has not
been interrupted by the epizootic, as reported.
At Brighton, Mass, on Friday evening, Homer
Lane, in the wrestling mitch for the champion
chip, beat Lang Dolan in the contest for 81 ,ooo
aside.
John Drew, supposed. from papers found on
his person, to have belonged in Buffalo, was
found dead in tho road between Osborn md
Stevartyillc, No., on the 4th inst
Charles H. Babcock was arrested on Friday, at
Liberty Hill, Conn.,, by direction OF the Special
Agent Of tho post oilico pepasssmtept' 1of pup up
fishing and distributing through tho nails oo
scene matter.
About six thousand dollars collected from the
General Government shout one year ago, being
the balance due Nebraska on account OF land
sales, appears never to have reached the
Nebraska State Treasury.
The Sash, Lock, and Weather Strip Company
Of Chicago, capital 99a, 00g, end tho "Nescio, q
society formed in Chicago. for rational culture
OF social 1ife filed articles ofassociaton yes:er-
day with tho Secretary Of State at Springfield
The Executive Committee Of the Memphis
Carnival Festival have sent President Grant q
special invitation to attend, and have secured
tic suite OF rooms at tho Peabody Hotel occu-
pied by the Grand Duke Alexis for the President
and his Cabinet
tn. Foster, grain merchant Of Tolono, nl.,
had his safe robbed on Friday night Of $4,000.
The party or parties blew the safa open, md BY
means Of slcdge-hammcrs aucccaded in opening
tho money drawer. Detectives have been sent
for and are now working up the case.
Two boys named Mat Peterson and Lyman
Harris, in q small scow catching driftwood OPP
posite the lower portion of New Albany, yester-
day, we're turned over in the water. The boJs
went under the dat boat. On rising from below
it, Peterson was rescued BY q spectator, but
Harris sank and was drowned.
The resolutions adopted by the Board Of Di-
roctors Of tho Merchants Exchange, Of St.
construction Of any bridge below the mouth OF
the Missouri River with spaas less than 500
feet wide OF lower than 500 feet above high wa
ter mark, have been ratified in open session on
Change, BY large majority.
, 1873-02-09

STRIDIRON-BLAExIUS- Chicago. on Feb. &
ty Rey. C. D; Helmcr, Mr. E.mond A. st1id;ua ana
LrTTLE-HASKELI-On Feb. s, At the res!denee Of
tho brides father, No. South Peoria-s b. the Acs
Dr.. Goodwin, Nr. Noses Little, Of Lowell, MAsa aod
Miss Hattie haskell, Of this city
FIELD-BARToS-AtcIo. No. e87 South Pa.k:av. b1 to9 to99-
Rev. Walter Forsy1hc, Wilson .. Field Of Chicago anu
Madosa J. Barton, II Euglswood-
MONROE-DICKSOt-On Tuesday. thu !th ioft-, q
Raw G. L, Thompson, OF tho Thirty frstst.
Church. Charles S. Monroe Es1, and Miss Georztan1s
Dickson. both Of Chicago.
Re7. T. j. Goodsposd Weldon ]. C55b. Jr, md ~
saIdee E., daughter Of Caares P. Baleom Es' Ill O.
this ctr.
, 1873-02-09

Of this city. It ia alleged that he has neglec Cd
to break up gambling establishment, although
informed Of It's existence, aad that he at ore
time accepted $500 as compromise money from
the father Of boy who had stolen watch. and
whom Bull was sent to arrest At the Council
meeting, last night, it was decided to giro him
ono week to ansWcr tho allegationa.
, 1873-02-09
Obituary.

HAER1sncao, Pa, Feb. 8.-Er-Govornor Geary
returned here from New York, last evening, in
apparent good health About 9 o'clock thia'
morning, while breakfasting with lis family,
suddenly fell back. Before his wife could get to
his side, and before medical aid could be sum-
1noued, he Was dead. It is supposed that heart
disease or apople1y was the cause. The citizens
are greatly excited, and much sorrow is expressed
HARTFORD Conn.,, Feb. 8.-Tho Rev. Ffeder-
ick Marsh, moro than half century pastor OF
the Congregational Church at Winchester Cen
tre, died yesterday, aged 80 years.
, 1873-02-09

NEW YonK, Feb. Sat full meeting q tho
Executive Committee OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company, held to-day, the action of
the Sub Committee, consisting OF tho Preaiden.
and the Hon. Horace T. Clark, in purchasing the
control Of the Cuba Cable Company, and Of the
sale Of Is, 900 eha1es Ct Western Union stock to
ideut orton from Chicago last week, was ap-
proved and ratified. Tie vote apr7ovia. the
, 1873-02-09

purchase Of the Cuba Company WAS unanimous,
and that on the salo cf Western Union
stock had but one negative. The action
Of Mr. Orton, which was thus officially
confirmed, was taken by him entirely upon bis
own responsibility. The purchase OF the Cubs
Company lad been dcsIel for over rear, and
if tho opportunity Of communicating tho arrange
ment had not been ayailed Of tins promptly.
tho whole negotiation would ha7o failen
through
, 1873-02-09
Farmers in Council.

Spccial Dssp1tch 70 7He Chicago 1576uns.
OrrAwA, ILL.,, Feb 8.-The farmers Of Lasallo
County had a large and enthusiastic Convention
at the Court House here to-day. About 500 OF
the most prominent farmers Of the county Wero
in attendance. A resolution was unanimously
adopted urging the Senate not to confirm Gov
ernor Baverdge's appointment Of Warehouse
Commissioners.
, 1873-02-09
CREDIT MOBlL!ER.

-,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-Tho Select Committee
of tho Senate considered the Credit Mobilier
matter. The members held q preliminary meet
ing this morning, to discuss informally, what is
tho exact scope Of tho duty with which thoy are
day. It was not decided to-day, but it is con-
sidored quite certain that the sessions OF tho
Committee will be public.
, 1873-02-09
MISSOURI.

sr. LOUIS, Feb. 8.--Tho Senatorial Bribery
Committee Ut Jefferson City made report to
tho House, to-day, in which they exouera:e Sem
ator Bogy Of any attempt at bribery in the Soma
torial election. They Gad however, that Genor-
al Doris did try to bribe two members, but it
hnd no bearing cn tho case All the members Of
lee Republican ,nombcr, who will submit mi
nority report on Wednesday next.
, 1873-02-09
BURIED ALIVE.

Landslide In a CcIlar--Two d1eh
K5Ilcd--0ne Severely Injured.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 8.-This morning the sides
OF Third and Breckenridge streets, caved in On
John Cassidy, Mike Busch, and Fritz Overdear,
at work on the foundations of the walls. Az.
sistanco was promptly On the spot, ard the men
we're e1tricated in short time, but Cassidy and
Busch were taken out dead. Overdear is badly
hurt, but will recover. The men bad beta
warned Of danger m hour before the accident. So
, 1873-02-09

EXETER, N. H., Feb, 8.-E1a1nicntions by tho
Bank Commissions chow that the loss Of tho
Granite National Bank by the defalcation -. Of
shute viii amount to from 800, 900 to 800 900,
and that it's assets are moro than sufficient to
INV ali it's liabilities. Tho stockholders will take
ncasuros to continue the bank. shute also en-
bo:zlod from the Exeter Savings Bank. The
total amount stolen is from 2210, 900 to S220 900.
Thcre is no clue as to the whereabouts OF tho
defaulter.
, 1873-02-09

Withdraw his nominees before action is taEen.
and new names are being conaidered-
Morgan will not DO kept unless the Executive
mind changes Ho ia here, awaiting events, and
an attempt will be made to compel the Governor
to sond in his name. That would be conceding
everything. The pressure is strong Fresh
the place, and do not expect it. The names OF
ex-senator Adams, Judge Underwood, and ex-
Speaker Smith are mentioned. Smith is aaid to
have declined already, and it is feared Under
wood will also.
, 1873-02-09
ITALY,

ROME, Feb 8.-De Coarcolles, the now French
Ambassador to the Vatican, presented his cro-
dentials to the Pope to-day.
Tho United States steamship Shenandoah ar
rived at Spczzia, yesterday. Rear Admiral James
Alden and several Of his officers are in Naples,
and will be received tomorrow by the King.
, 1873-02-09
IOWA.
DexAnfeh In The 6hieddd TrfhftnA

Speefal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Feb, Sin tho Senate to-day, =
memorial and joint resolution asking Congress
to pass Q lew granting one hundred and sixty
war, was adopted.
Senator Shane submitted report from the
Raukin Investigation Committee, which was
placed on file. More petitions we're presented
asking for the regulation ofrailroad tariff. Chap
ter Of the System Of Common Schools being
taken up long discussion was had over
q motion abolislling the Office OF County
Superintendent, which was lost, and the salary
counties not exceeding 1000 inhabitants, and
$50 for each additional thousand; in no case
the salary to exceed $4,000. The maximum
amount to be levied for school purposes was
fixed at mills; that the ta1 levied in any dis
trict for schsol houses shall not exceed 20 mills
on the dollar Of the taxable property in the
district; and that for contingent fund
not to exceed $40 for: each pupil. Pending the
consideration OF the bill, tho Senate adjourned.
ing Congress to give the soldiers and sailors OF
the late war 160 acres OF land, was adopted. Mr.
O'Donnell presented report Of tho Committee
appointed to Investigate the defalcatlon OF
Treasurer Rankin, which was plneea On ; ille;
their Organizations was resumed, Mr. Clark
offered an amendment providing that
railway companies shall not charge
moro for the transportation of freight for less
distance IuAn Llcg CHAlSe 4oA B4ehsoA' Act N.2-
crimiuate between Individuals OF localities by
charging more to one than to another for Like
services. Adopted.
Mr. Irish moved reconsideration of tho vote,
and, after lengthy discussion, tho motion pre-
vailed-yeas, 45 nays, 95:.
mr. Easson then offered substitute Tor the
same, ns follows:
"Eo railroad corporation, or company, or PERSONS
operating any railroad in this Stac sla hereafter dis
criminate iu my manner for against any peraon,
corporation, or company shipping or offering for
transportation such road any freight but the
ea1uc rates shall be offered and received from all Bhp-
pers the point for tho came c1ass and qlan-
tity Of freight, aud II any person, company, or
corporation shall be required to pay any larger Sum
than has been received railroad company OF a
agents. whether By special rates. rebate, or otherwise,
from any. other person corporation or company for
the Same class quality Of freight offered at the zao
point the corporation or company 80 receiving the
same shall be liable to the party paying the greater
rate for double whole he has paid in Of the
rates taken from any other shipper, under the condi-
ons aforesaid to 10 recovered in sn ordinary action
therefor ut Law.
Pending discussion on the substitute the
House adjourned.
, 1873-02-09

,mand with sales Of 500 boxes long
and short clear for March, at 77174c; 800 boxes
do for April at 7Ac, Lard was in moderate de-
mand and steady, with sales Of 1875 tcs at
SIC for primo Western for February; 83sc for
March, and 9-16c TO: April
10 the Associated Press.
New York, Feb. 8--The Syndicate Bankers
havo made report, III which they state they arc
not at liberty to give the amount Of SUBSCRIPTIONS
to the new per cent loan Of the United States.
, 1873-02-09

BERsE, Feb. 8.-The Swiss Council OF State
have stopped the salaries for three months OF
all priests who read from thoir pulpits the unau-
thorized Papal brief establishing separate
Bshopric for Geneva.
The Conference at Basle hns determined to
create grand Swiss Bishopric Of dissidents
from Rome.
, 1873-02-09
Removal.

We sec that the Andrews arc moving to their fne-
new factory. The busy corner Of West Washington
and jefferson streets, where their machinery hae
hunned 30 long, is = choice shop for manufacturing
purposes, and has engine and all conven1ences- Thlb
il chance for manufacturing bu1ness to taxa
facto7y ready fitted for occupation See advertise
uent In another colEmus
, 1873-02-09
KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Fob. 8.-Tbe Pomoroy Investigation
Committee hare been engaged for the past two
days in taking the testimony of Senator York
He reitorates his statement that Pomeroy paid
him $1,000, in consideration Of q promise to
vote Tor him for Senator. Flo also says only
himself, B. F. Simpson Colonel, johnson, J.: c.
Heaton, Geo. R. Peck, md Goo. c. Croather
were acquainted with the plan for exposing
nothing of it until it developed in joint con-
yontion. He declined to make any direct charges
Of bribery against members of tho Legislature,
bat mndo statement to the Committee in score.
session, in which it is understood ho gave the
names OF members whom Pomeroy Sid he had
bought.
day.
, 1873-02-09
Two Hundred Reformed Sinners

Special Despntch to The Chicago Tribune.
DunnoTE. Feb. 8,-The union revival meet
ings, which hare been conducted here during
the past five weeks, the most Of the time under
the supervision Of the Rev. E. P. Hammond,
hnve closed. The result OF the work has been
the acquisition OF oyer zoo new members to the
, 1873-02-09
HUNGARY,

PEsru, Fob "a resolution has been intro
duced in the Chamber OF Deputies urgently de-
msuding the expulsion Of the Jesuits from Hun
gary.
, 1873-02-09
A Cf*v Official in Trouble.

BLooX1SoroS, H., Feb 8.-Serious charges
have been preferred before the City Council o:
Denomination. aeaings Geo.Re Bull City Aarahal
, 1873-02-09
TURKEY.

CoSsrANTNopLE, Feb. 8.-The Turkish Gov
erunent las sent assistance to the sufferers BY
the earthquake at Samos, in Greece.
, 1873-02-09

NEw Yoa5, Feb. 8.-Arrived, Victoria from
Glasgow.
PORTLAND Feb. 8-The steamship Hibe1nian
arrived from LIVERPOOL
, 1873-02-09

Bosroy, Feb. 8.-Senator Wilson is here. He
has written his letter Of resignation, to take ef
feet March 3. twill be submitted totLe Legis-
lature next Monday. The election Of his suc~
ceegor takes place on the 18th.
, 1873-02-09

WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.-The Louisiana senate
ter q bricf preliminary consultation, adjourned
until Morda; morning. This indicates that tho
Committee has not arrived ut any agreement as
to the Electoral vote.
, 1873-02-09

Pork Pucki17g in Cincinnati.
C1ScNSAT1, Feb. 8.-Thcre has been alaught~
cred here since Nov. last, 592, ,S11 hogH.
, 1873-02-09
CONGRESSIONAL.

| WAsu1SuroS, Feb. s.-The Senate was not in
session to-day, having adjourned over till Mon
| day.
, 1873-02-09

PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
SENATE.
SPRINGFIELD, Fob. 8.-The Senate was rot in
session, having adjourned until "Wednesday
, 1873-02-09

TIE WILSON COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8--The Wilson Committee
examined no witnesses to-day.