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New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
DIED.


,vooyES,f On TUESDAY jan g. p. BasaA ,e-t -
IN, friend. o,he family arr iu,tss,o .,t.Oi
AZ b ste rienoe 1s Greaahsl. frtss Jlst last. " ID
O'Clock noou
AYDERsoN-Iu Hem Jan % Mar,b, r. wife Il Charles Asas
1a and daughter John Archibald Of Mott Haven T. aged
years months aud days ..,.----, c,. "a.
The funeral vail take place from the aooi''! EPseops @
lag 3ist inst. a, u O'Clock.
AENsrRONG-At Providence, jan "a Frederick o. Armstrong;
the 25b OF bis age
BAkTny-On w.nesay Jan o. residence Ne 3 Csrost.
South Brooklyn. Vim. Barton, ct ~ 49,, "a. A..
Funeral services the bon on @ ~ n", % , e,n. ar.
Ts,pec,ialy re ia5sd 70 attend
DrcKwORTH-o On the aath lust Martin H. DucsEortb ld ST.
iI % H, a. the Third Iniyest Church Becksr sOi Desc
ingsa, u Friday 3lst iast, at O'Clock p M
GLEAvY-In RyooAn Tuesday evening Jan - 1913 room"'
The laeii will take place the residence Of hi, .GeI IS'a
eayy wyekoHst. Of SItbaVe, FrJsJ jan 81 "'
O'Clock o. m.
GRAYOn Tuesday, Jan % Mary Youngest eh1 Of Dr. .'s
Ryes and friends respectfully invited IN attend The sns,st
at her parents No 6Ji Seventh ave. % ra ~
3lstinst.. al IL o'clock IN
Ia Roklvp on WEDNESDAY morning - 1919 in thu
s year Margaret 81 ~ido" Of the hs ''A0
The and friends Of the family invited 70 Aieod The nstss
service at the residence Henry Hsn1s3 F tsni a's&
Third ave, Ssaih Brooklyn. on Friday jan 81 AZ p !"
HOWL On Tuestsy morning Harry Ed-ia on chb 81
Henry j. and Edith J. Hewlett, aged years and month
LREDs-n TUESDAY Jan lingering lUess lanes ~ beos
S sou y @ md Trs are invited 70 attend funeral Fni,r The
3 inSt At 10 a. m residence es9 West Fory ofh
MIMNEou Wednesday 29 jerome Mime ss e'f' '"~
Rrres aud friends are respectfully invited steod the ne..
the residence brothers 81 NORTH hooe't oa fo'' ' "
Gtlp.m
MURPHy-on rhursiay jan ~ 1879 ''Hh ''uipN I'D ~~
Notice Of fanersl heresner.
wERNER-Tussdsy, the 18th nst' JACOB "eifS Ss" % ~
OF bonn j. Werner. -, a.. f....,t s,o,n ,h. ,,S,
,s as between toarth sa<
pinh aye-. Friday the Dist inst at z o'clock p,m.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
WOMEY At THE CLUB.

A LADIES RECEPTION AT THE UNION LEAGUE.
The courtesies extended by the members OF
the Union League Club during previous receptions nave
evidently been appreciated by their lady guests, as was
proved by the atterng attendance at their rooms last
evening upon the occasion OF the first Ladies Recep
ton OF this year. The hour named In the invitations
was O. and from that time until nearly II, from long
string of carriages the guests alighted at the en-
trance The House Committee, consisting CT Lansing C.
Moore j. Langdon Ward. ana Charles W. Grswold, had
made every arrangement for the convenience and pleas
urc OF their guests.
The whole Clubhouse thrown iopen The tbeater
was reserved for dancing, and was very simply deco
rated Over the entrance the American coors were
draped. and banner with the motto Unconditional
Ioyaty upon it hung the stage, upon which the
musicians were stationed screened by hedge OF came
as and oleanders The picture gallery was hled WIN
works OF art nearly all contributed for the occasion
MANY handsome pieces OF statuary were placed In tue
different rooms and conspicuous among them was a
statue OF Hebe. the property OF Marshall woods tine
English sculptor
supper was served in the bliard-room according to
,oenu which would tempt the strictest detarian
Through the reception-rooms and halls thrOng o
ladies' LII elegant costumes ounged and chatted witt
their escorts, stopping TO dance or watcn tht
dancers and descending to the picture gallery
discuss the merits of the pictures stream OF people
pressed into the receponroom, in order to be intro
duced to j. NJ. Bellew
The supper-room was filed all through the evening
with an overcoming going throDg The saloons
were entirely filled ana the impression seemed TO "
bat this was the most successful In every way OF hes
rereptions The Clubhouse this evening was closet
to the stad minded members who did not care e
participate, and several who came turned sorfowimj
| away. A., r.sooh TT
Cboate Mrs William M Evarts, Mrs. David Dows. Mrs
Alexander Taylor. jr., Mis-. lost OF ST. LOUIS. MS
| Annie RaynOr, Miss Grace Apthorp. Miss Cutting MS
| Murphy Mira r. G.. Cowdin. Mrs j. Langdon ward NIT
| A ID Mellick jr. Mrs. X. Ogden Doremus, Mrs B. II
| Wales Miss Appleton, Miss Smelling, Mrs NJ L.Andrews
| Among the many gentlemen may ne named the I9ioS "
| ing: Jos. II. Choate, President OF the CluD r. =
| Hazard ir Clark Bell. We'd ". Clark, Henry Cle~'
ViceAdmira Rowan, Gen. Hancock. J. b. Cornell, j.
| Daly David Dows, c. W. Durant, IT,, Dorman b. Eatol
| VIM NJ Evarts, Hamilton Fish, Jr., Gen.
A. Foster, Col. f.. Fairbanks, A. s. Hatel
| W f. Iivermore, NJ c. Ieterts, Chester A Arthu
| f. c. Cowden Henry Bergh Isaac ii. Baily, salem !
Wales S. Il Clifford. Chas L. Tiffany, C. NJ Depew is;
| Doretnus Joel W. Mason, j. NJ Motley, A. d. Nellie
| r &. r. Spangs Rufus f. Andrews j, ,. Schut1. Ge
| Alex. smaller. Gen. L. b. Van Buren, Judge tanehe
| Major Bmdy. ,, - ,
The festivities were kept ap until after a m.. lew
the guests departing before that time Ine reeepU'
passed Oh in the peasantest manner
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
noNFSTIC MARKETS.

Ian D Four 6rm ard 10 demand Wheat hrmer srd
higher sale. Mehgaa =, 49, seller te6rsai lat Ls
a1E.hm,u 8Jl; seller March. 81 80 No. Red spot 'd
Ii, N,rcb a5 No 81 o., Rejected Red 81 - Corn
.,s,dv s.irs Of High seller March; 4'e seller NAV @
s.,s up., Low MIel BE and iar demand srs o.
no at 9a1c No STE Clover Seed sold At 10 90 Dressed
uos. soh Al s9 S5 Recepts-lOO bbb Floa 2uuO bush
w., oO ho,a Cora sbipmensiO0 bbs Flour. 600 hash
Wheat lbOOO bush Corn, 1000 hash. Oats -
W,t,rkKR Ian quies unchanged. Wheat quiet
and raI s.e, Of ~ 81 No ~ 20 Osts dah and de
Lining al 2c for Ma q Gull and lower b03c Tot No.
M, Ryr dali and I0c or No Barley steady ic
for SO Pal Recepts0O bhis Flour and lo0o bash Wheat
shipn-nts-l. bbs- Flonr. aud 800 bush Wheat
Four aud 10 fair demand STOCK hghi sae'
of R,. SprnK AT 81 Wheat 10 fair demand aad higher
S. irfsgnlr no spug sold 2SiGSl a6i cash ~ -
81 ss, Pebaary closed a. 81 25 cash 81 ' seller .r @
ar III lit seller March; No. do, ~ li0h a Reesea
Cosu openal closed dali es Of 10. Mixed al ht@
l seer FsbrnJ; Rejoctr tlc Oats steady Aes s a. s
-, aslr. Reecs lia Rs Qaici ssj aach.hsoi v~s Wv
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Try TRLKG RAPH TO THE TRlBUkb.I

WASHINGTON, Thursday. Jan 80 1873.
Senator sprague from the Committee on Pubic Lands
rcported back to the Senate today for printing aud
roferepce the bill TO regulate the construction and
oneraton OF railroads the Territories prepared last
,io, nv the Pacific Railroad Committee. The bill, as
erorted s wholly reconstructed in form and language
thong not very materially changed The following ad-
dona section will probably be added to the Dill before
- l. finally reported as well another regulating the
rates OF fare and freight:
src % In every case the liability OF the corporation
10 servant empoye, acting under orners oi M s
eror shall he the lnthe case OF INJURY suStaincu
by default wrongful act OF ms Spefo o oi 1 ch
poy6 not appointed or cootrOheu u! H'"'' 90 " '
servant empoye were "a passenger
The battle OF the Australian Steamship Companies
sti RACES In the Senate Committee on Postonices ana
Roads to-day the attorney Tor "eDp 'he hao i
eoor TO answer the argument Of Gen Burnside who was
,o.rd for the Company represented in Senator An
,ho,v bp at the last session OF the Committee one of
,bese companies tthe Webb asks for subsidy OF
Sl50OOo aud has been before Congress ior phs JIM @
IT, otner asks that the Postmaster General De au
thorized 10 contract with a company 10 carry tnS M
United States mails for sum not srrater nnnn con-
= year and IA new company. ~ lar n congress II ooh
@erned the bill having only been introduced about t"o
weeks ago. ..,. =. ,.n,.,
the Morrill, amendment was agreed TO- requiring WV
Court Of Cainsto state in addition TO It's award III any
as hetber the claimant had proved his loyalty dur
loo the war and II he has not done Ia suspend pay
on, untu Congress makes y special appropriation
nrued the door for alday debate IN the senate ah
up o'hes sounded very like those which have been
made ma ON the subject year after year almost ever
a'nce tho war II there was any reason
sluoo nnnse mat the temper Of the House oi
his subject had changed since last year 40 ina
me amendment wond stand any chance OF passihR 'a Ia
hnd~ A. wonld be matter for serious considerations On
- the whole attempt will probably end IN the wasl,
~ time in both Houses aud hna failure oil Tue ahehq
| Inent. -.
+, s generally believed among the few Mormons nov
! T., the city. and by several Western members OF oon
ress that Delegate Clasett of Montana, at the close
the present Congress- during the month OF March ""
be appointed Governor of Utah Mr. clasett was no. =
elected TO Congress and his attitude tow"su ~ mr
mons has been OF the bterest aaiDs Ara aonaerued
., au.otuttnenL. 40 tar tho sAiuH ~" "'1"''"''
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
,,ArTIg MARKETS

f.irlf and higher tse 'e 80
sale to-day sold Cl0Iic bit generally l @ lu,iV ,"i
msiiam good sir qufy fa5c,; receipts o bead '"ee %
head a.,
Hoss-A light supply advancing ie'dehe, ia good ds"sd 'a
A. esic, receipts. 7'sl bcra.
SsFKP-Pu supply moderate drmsssi sale, S tia~ roe-p-
32f bead
Cgrc1go jan g0-CsgTs no qashiT better ii ih'S
sysribs E,s,srn pge, n
active good stern n 70 ~! cTL t,p
II With lot %
tr, Al Is 10 ysrf. 10
Iys IIoGs active higher DsBy FOR igh hogs wheb n-
sooi dean shipper - 0JD ~ ~ via ssies q iru "
heavy grades @ arse ou' pre' .e.dy a. -
a. To- several OF the est packing 6nns "a, OF the ns< 70
d.v rrr cierrei At the close goe pts 10 % sbipnsas ypn
i A. %
81 10 Good :, Cdoice a 55a % -, shpmenis' psss
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
LATEST SBIP NETS.
lFoy ,Gsr ship Ee'rS sce U'rd i'9>
ARRIVED.


wi,5 pos. 0h Dominion stsnfs'o co Ina. 9.
Steamshp Acushast Rector, New Scor with md~ fni P~
feasps' Rers Ma, ppotr KlbarD YswHireu in Sa,.t
BTa TsE.r lof Bostou Birusri Hinraals n i's ~"
Sir z.. ,.,of Bsoa, Tboap,ou @ g'sr ism ~ i,s -'
og~ooL
st,.mhD, Gan 'as wm'iea or H,sso. ps" ~
on Wvanoke Tor RSrnooA Ssrb-s oaeso. for Bre"'.
HiND-SusdoEa. moderate a. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS:
zosrox 4 rushiD rvs sev York.
soRrsss MoNr,s J,t, o.-Ps'sei ,gt birs Ci.o Toe
Bremen; May G. Ros-7e Tor C.rn,s c Abbott, 9s as =,
United tesmp Rch~eod l lays at in.e's - the Fo' ""'
CTIElEsroy y G. Jan esrivsd .chrs NJ ss'e' hO" Ss~
iT syASSa tSa a jar Ar,ea steamship Or.st Bo.c,I
United s-ugus u Norfolk Cirei steamship Tea
BosTs Jin. SArnred .limssps Nrrcedts, gn cb'ss'"a
Apeod from Bairs- Che. f.sson, from 'e~f'rs
IOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Jlo. OTis Bman Line steamship tiy ot Wlas
ton Demoe from Yok 70 for Veroet srn'ed Ct this
port SaT, % ,xyes W; ; So, rn,a Lo, e4n.hp m,
OtenloD rom SesNo 's - Tor Bremen ans = ssy Iss ,,
Hsysua fra'a Ses. York. arrived here hs mornaS
r, si so,, ,n,o iron Nasila before r,pos B,t,n,
dsres Nes YORK. sh cargo Of ,o'a ~, b.ns
hemp She nu in PRIOR iss IL ak aud wou P''S'h have s"
drharge iOr rs9ars-
sUaiei States seam, 9Th a'1S' n es .1'S' w. ~ 90 e1 S ~
Jan 25 st y o D. n. Is "A lies n. X. U,pe Lookout
%, at % 20. as Il D. oHs h"e ron a'k S'' ''n' ''
NewiorI.
Tb-Oceaocs9 the White star ,Aa-she' from .on '1IaI 70
fep,ired and sil sail for Ne,fHork rett Sunday 90
a.a ASSs ] ne a sSoas he s Of
STATE Line steamship GO Of m b Dsenss1s saas !.
ss Of any line seaYs, this port and Eoope fss
The United states fully rind Se establishment Of Ias o
which has f prospect Of iSt sees' s i, 70 .ss a,
,geoey II she Company.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
p,rpoAp ACCIDENT IN CONNECTICUT

Nrw-HAyEN, Jan. 30. The 545 p. nj. pas
se,ger traip from this city for Northampton On Tue
Nev.Bayen and Northampton Railroad was thrown
from The tpack of Hamden about four miles from this
city this evening, by a broken rail Sixteen persons
were Injured wreckng train was sent 10 the spot
and succeeded in clearing the track abaut midnight
The following ~ q list OF the injured
M coorge T. sbeppard OF Collinsville injured in the
face. -, AZ. 1or,orous f,.
terIr.l injuries.
Mr. Doody, his &ife, flesh wound
4 r. UpsOn OF Marion Conn, badly cut.
Mrs DooIitte OF Cheshire Conn, flesh injuries
Tryan MCMAHON Of New Haven left arm injured
Mrs Anthony Freidel OF Collinsyie, Conn, Mrs. sa.
oantIa Hine OF Southwick Mass WIN. A. Fch ofSoulh
Wasbington Conn., aud Nellie ICain OF Cheshire Wefo
slightly lnjutbL
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31
KILN CONGRESS-TuED SESSION.
SENATE. ..wAsHISGToY, Jan. 30, Il

w
The VIcE-PREsIDEYT appointed MIR. West
Rcp Ia TO fill the place the Committee on the Le-
wees OF the Mississippi River left vacant oy the WIN
drawal OF Mr. Kellogg Rep., La)
Mr. ANTHONY 0sep, X. H. introduced bill incor-
noratinc the Mississippi and Ohio Tunnel and Tube
COMPANY with q capital of <l0,0OOO, 70 construct tun
nels under the Mississippi and ONO Rivers 70 De useu
for connecting railways cener1ng near lhef
Among the incOrpOrafors named are lnOmas n. o.oII
and j. n Mccullough OF Pennsylvania; J. fierpont MOT
ran w s. Rosecrans and H. q. Marquand OF New YORK
4 g. Burnside OF Rhode Island, n. b. Curtin ana W. r.
COolbaugh OF ILLINOIS.
MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, AND MINNESOTA MINERAL LANDS
The bill exempting the mineral lands or Michigan
Wisconsin, aud Minnesota from the operation OF the gen
era act 10 promote the development OF the mineral re
sources of the United States passed
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED
AT O'Clock the consideration OF the Legislative Ap
propriaton bill was resumed.
The pending question on the motion or Mr
sPRAGUE tRep X. ~ to reconsider the vote by whct
Mr. Morril's Rep., VT amendment was adopted pro
hibng the payment unless by special act OF Congress
~ ndoents OF the Court OF Claims TO claimants whose
iayaItv during the Rebellion has not been proved
Mr. TRIIMBUIL Qiep. Id argued IN favor OF IN,
otion 10 recons and against the amendment wnci
would violate the pligted faith ot DOth tbe Legislative
and the Executive Departments OF the Government
Messrs MORRILL, (Vt.b, EDMUNDS tRep., VII an'
SCOTT (Rep.. PennJ made arguments III iNor oi t'
The motion TO reconsider was agreed to by % Yeas Z
DC NAYS. After some dilatoiy motioils, the MOTIF
Amendment, unchanged, was agreed 10 by vote oil
The Legislative Appropriation bill was then passed
| and the senate, at 5i5 p. M, adjourned
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

NJ, Bsty sp-uei sru bot e,ssi DAN . ~ fc ", sn
30 IA, Ma Pyoyuou port shssr betsr "a
demand aai ern at ia s.f Meet 5sc.
Iso- de- SELLER March Rb adde So pscssd DsesN -
n =. active and higher al bts09st for Heavy tSneo -
Igbt Wb.IT uucb.ssed al &c. Reoeiplio0 bbs Foa, itvs
bosh ghest 40 bas Corn n 900 bush Oats oo b % $50
TDD ba.h Barev bbs Flour 0 bosh wheat
1000 bash Corn 40 Oats, 80 bash RE- and " "%
Barley -
WIIst,s7o. jar. po-spirA. rarp.na.s kn At ts Ross
quiet Strained Crude TnrDcnrn- s'eiiY ~ "a" ""s
s3i 81 for Yeli5s Dip and yir,,a, Tar auet o. tt"
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including the following toms Forts in Portland Haroor
Me- 10000 Boston Hsrbor. ti25ooo; NewYork HAroor'
taot 900 San Francisco. 100000 -. -, A..
House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

hwill thus be seen tina even so far a. PASSENGER
i7vel 70 aud from the sOuthWest n concerned, new
lprt will be benefited by the opening Of the he" me,
sae tbe distance between tie cities above hahed win
Ae bui Little greater than by the shortest lines no" I'D
oefauOD aud much shorter than the Two more hofneS
routes
But ID in the matter Of freghts the principal ana
Immediate benefits Of this route are 70 be Iei
1bese real and palpable and begin ~ the ou'sel
Tue Chssas ke and ONO taps tie wonderful system OF
uyer nav gatOn which extends ramlnoatiOns over
me Mississippi Missouri and Ohio valleys for naViRd
ole length Of near 1880 miles The NAVIGATION OF these
sifeams, beside passing the oldest settlements anu
largest eeners OF commerce a the West, ls Nv Tar the
cheapest means Of inland transport. by lb meabs
p0s situated as N n the west New Orleans al
a. Paul Fort Benton in the ana along tne
seat belt Of cities. aud transfer Ihen the
ears at the terminus OF the Chesapeake ana oho Nsl
oad aud thence these freights may be carried AZ tns
tssssls on the North Atlantic. This WILL ia enee mar
the iDlsnd river system a counterpart Oi the ldks n
en- OF navigation, with the difference in IaNOf Oh lhe
~ uef that IL has much larger season OF open haNga
.e1 Aho at no time the risks 80 great moIc IupV
ali than the foreign eonsderafious II possible, are the
saSeS SSoa miGiGg agd metal iEteresls "DiVn "'o W
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

Ror heavy freightiDg purposes the cheap tahsp4rla
ton OF the Western rivers IN connection WIN ts SNORT
and easy rail portage 10 the seabOdId thls he
possesses advantages not 10 be measured Dy the uhe
snoss OF alIrail connections. The Inks connecting All
the middle belt Of cities with the new trunk hne are NO"
in course Of construction, and will shortly iurnish the
shortest continuous routes between the cues on lhe
banks OF the Ohio River, and the Mississippi hNeI
south OF ~ Louis and the seabOard ports ana the Ma
VOpAj caDital Meanwhile the heavy freights can De-
and will continue 70 be- abundantly accommodated py
TIE river steamboats,. The following Il a
Table showing he distances betteeeH HoSh"go" o"o
Res,era c'ties s0 ne chesapeake and ono on" 0"er
New-York tribune., 1873-01-31

The R3lfimOrp ana ono kdnfOdO, WHOSE BIOrH tuH-
ss ~ n large as the others, exhibits. nevertheless,
ssrprs,ug growth since the line was first opened to
the Oh.O River. , ,. -,
Rand as ia this increase in the carrying capacity OF
fse ereat trunk lines which have heretofore with the
Sana AZ ITS seasOns) divided the movement OF East ana
Wes nasseugers and traffic, the development fails lar
hOrt OF the needs Of the West The truth is that each
on be four roads contend agans natural obstacles
which are far influential In causing high prices
Than = the competition between them IN promoting low
nrIccs The Ney-York Central and Lake Shore route,
he more nOrtherly OF the four though possessing
favorable average Of grades, has a mucD longer
line 70 the great centers OF the west thah
the Others beside a much longer inclement season
snd create er distance from its fuel supply. The Peun
fylvsnl Road and its connections TO Cmcago 81 LOUIS
than 10 rSt named and nearer to its fuel supply must
xpe almost an equivalent amount OF force and hence
COS m hauling its steep grades OF 30 feet per
mile In ike manner the Baltimore and Ohio route
though IL enjoys oleraby direct entrance into the great
Valley II s y means OF the highest practicable grades,
1ls feet per mile aud harbOr frequently lee-bound III
addition.
To show the relative advantages OF the several lines in
length aud their ruling grades between seaport terminus
aud Ne great cities Of the West the following table ~
auuaaled.
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.,po. or iustruea,s by w "a acCtSD1iss. ~ d. Sos, -
an, ,b . pbl,e,bia Al 81 Nicholas Hotel NewYott this al
.,. .rh week Best o. rer-u gwen persons cured
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MIRRIED.

cha,psf Hands aud Rough Skin sued br usiog Jostrs.
an SaIP maqufIcned CAsw HAZARD CO. se~-f0rt
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The Lost Ants by w,spsLL PanLr1 90 f-sgss hsv'oss
rrrA Nv, , Price, Jc; 9e. BY mail
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cor DGDLEY-oa "Wednesday Jsa H by ne Rev Jane"
oa Colby Of COleb'oos ~ H. '@'" sara" y "1
Hanover
4u Notices Of Marriages ma5I BE- ,Pe''s'd o7th W.
ID ada
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uo1sr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. sIOCuM CDem., N " offered a resolution calling
on the controller OF the Currency for certain niorma
,on REGARDING the deposits in the former Merchants
N,ion,l Rank of Washington ID. g., and in the Ocean
National Bank of New-York OF Pacific Railroad bonds by
Ioseph B. Stewart Adopted
INVALID AND OTHER PENSIONS.
ioroe number OF penslOn bills were reported from
,he Committee on Invalid Pensions and passed.
Mr.. WILLARD rep. VII. from the Committee on in'
valid Pensions, reported bill directing the restoration
n the pension polls OF OF such pensioners oil
rho Wr o 1872 s were struck from the rolls under the
hrt of the 4th February 1862 ON account OF having
aided or encouraged the Rebellion, tho pensions 10 Dc
md fom the passage OF this act; also. emitting stch
ersons 10 the benefits OF the Act al the ish OF feDu
ry IS71 granting pensions TO the SURVIVORS of the war
of 1879. ~ - .-.., A., .,,.,a IA, rro
vidng for the payment Of arrchfuges 10 those VINO u
nished proof OF their loyalty during the irDelnoh .
After an hours di sclssion the bill, without MI MAY
nards amendment, was passed.
PASSAGE oFlTHE foRfifICAfIoS BILL"
The House. nt 4 O'Clock, went into Committee %
the Whole Mr.. Eldrdgo Dem, WisJ ia tho GUAR
ou tho Foftlaoauoa b Too b,u Aupeopr'asos .''''0'
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Az Notices o.
nams aud address