Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK,
ESPECIAL To the SENTINEL

Nv .htpOItN "
bills were introduced for the abolition
OF the usury laws.
The report of the State Controller
shows tile expenses Of canals last year
as S3l4,313 in excess of receipts. lie
recommends prompt legislation Tor
eniargiug the capacity of the Erie
Canal. i'll order to retain the Transport
tat,on OF Western products and sue
cessfnlly compete with the Canadian
canals.
OswEoo, January 8.
Fuller & Judson's block was burned
this morning; loss about Sl35, 900.
ALBANY, January Q.
Judge Prindle was acquitted by a
vote Of II to Z.
NEW York. January 0.
"A London special says that although
the case Of ex.EmperOr Napoleon
was regarded as very serious, the
news ct his death this morning ap-
pears to create much surprise, as his
demise was not vet believed so ininIi-
nent. a dispatch sent from Chistl-
hurst late last night stated that his
condition was unchanged; another
forwarded this morning, but a few
hours leiOre his death, announced
that he passed a better night, but that
the Sy mtoms remained the same.
WASHINGTON.
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The Credit Mobilier Investigation
Committee continued the ~cross-exa-
mllation or Alley, after which the
committee a journed till tO-InorrOw.
In the Senate to-day. Morton offered
a resolution appropriating $4,000 to
deiray expenses.
The resolution authorizing lnvesti-
CATION o he made ty The COMMITTEE
OH Privileges and Elections into the
kansas, con.erS authority upon per-
SONS to bc deputed by the committee
to make the investigation. Morton
said it would lie impracticabie for
the Committee on Privileges and
Elections to go to the States la queS-
ton, therefore it would be necessary
to appoint other persons. as permit
ted by the resolution of the Sen tie
adopted Yesterday. After some dis
cussion as to the power OF the Senate
TO delegate the lowers OF the com
mittee to other parties, on motion of
Thurman the resolution was amended
so as to authorize the committee to
have witnesses sworn by any State or
United States officer authorized to adj
minister Oaths. The resolution, so
amended, was adopted.
In the House, ButkT Of Massachu-
sets introduced a bill to amen the
Bankruptcy Act, 80 that State cOrpOr-
ations. snch as insurance companies.
etc, shall not be subject TO the pro-
visions OF the Act, but to the .jurlSdic-
ton OF State Courts.
A number of bills relating to the
Territories were reported and dis
posed OF.
The House then went into Commit
rons;der.tion nf Tho Radcliffe Ex
e,,,tive .uI Ju1ici,l nnrnurinfinn
iii
S,rg.rt movod an amendmeut in.
cr,.sinU the .nnronri.fion for the
pr.v;dant,s salary from Ss5 OOO To S5O.
mn and Gxinr tne s.Iarv hsrea fer Mt
$40 400
WASHINGTON January
Tn tho Sen.tr R.,uspv rom tho
Postal Commi;tee. reuortrd a Iii To-
ahoIish the irnmkinr nrivilewe. with
ImanIm,nts inrlulinr one' chang.
i,tr ths date Of its roinr into tit 1T
from Sa,t 1870 tnJ,Iiv' 1S73 Ramsey
moved Ito i,nmrdia,e consideration.
V;'.ters ohinctad and II vent unon
the calendar.
In the House: Taft, from the Com,
,.i.'.to vi ,tail"' 'r iTI"nuuu ~
Wnum utnh """,od g.
".".c. N"3pei, W. w" 't to. ~.
aaHms,i,"Mn i Of TTta7I ,hs State nf
Mon. ot"u n &c, """oJ
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,iiI,,.. Us rI,nra ,"ara ntn " nm,anJ'
p",n s'n nir.rod w,icI want nrar iii
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lLLlNOiS.
CHICAGO, January 8.
The Erening Posts " ashington spe-
Sistant Secretary Richardson we're ,e-
FIRE tNn Finance (Giflnlltlpn or The