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CANPHORINE."

The Great Discovery for the immediate relief and
cure OF RheImatism, Neuralgia Sprains Bruises,
Pains, Stih Joints, Strains, SWellings, Inhamma-
lions, Bunions. Catarrah, &c, &C. 1t will not
grease or stain, and for the toilet il luxury In
every family. Thousands will testify 70 lie great
merits Try il. Price per bottle, % cents
REUBEN UOYT Proprietc~,
.SdGm 2U3 Greenwich street \ y
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A Falling Starr,

To the l. lttors OF The AHGus.
hesitate Just on the eve of political
contest, to solicit space in your columns
for another article, but your liberahty in
the past encourages me to ask that you
will make room for the following letter
from Mr. Detwiler, one Of the prominent
candidates for the cadetship at Monmouth,
and also extracts from Mr. Starr conf.
dence game letter to Professor W aluce.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MRS. R. DOWNS,

kAEpICAL ELECTRICIAN. RESIDENCE, III
lW East Fourth street, between Brady ana Perry
treets, Davenport. Iowa. e-2uiy.
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M. M. STURGEON,
p n McET,HERNE

ATT sBNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n Lock Island, Ill. ONCE in Mitchell x Lyndei
plor, dwtf
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n and Solicitor in Chancery Office opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island, Ill. s-30dwly
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WARD d. SWEENEY. WILLIAM JACkso
SWEENEY & JACKSON,
Dr.. ], W. Stark, Dentist.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
n OAiee-Cor. Eagle and Illinois streets, Rock ls
and Illinois 11-1Sdly
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DEFENDING HIS CLIENTS.

In one of Gen. Henderson's Union edi-
torials on the 9th, occurs the following
words:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-06

SOC spot 4Oic February Rye quiet, No
2 nc. Barley quiet fair No fall aga
/ 4s; No 3 20(0i %. Whiskey in fair
demand and advanced 93Ic; spot 9ic;
buyers weak. Pork In fair demand and
odvanoed Ia so spot; 10 February. Bulk
meats in fair demand and higher, shoul.
ders 5lGj3c spot; &c February; Ggc March
oil loese; long rib loose q c spot, 7lc Feb
rusry. Green meats strong 5i@5sc; for
shoulders outside price, for IL lbs average
long rib &c; hams, &c lbs average s3Ges sc,
e5 lbs average 9tc.
er. LouIs, January b -- Hemp dull and
unchanged Flour in better demand ani
firm. Wheat spring fran and higher
No 2 regular Pal 22i soft / 2iGy
% fall firm and generally higher; No
red 4iG9i 40; No2 Goal &C. Corn
better; Noamixcd 52G0ti. Oats buoyant
aud higher No mixed 1901. Bar.
ley, more doing; sales of Kansas Al 30
al 40 Rye inactive; No = SO@sa.
Pork nrm vt IL 2jGalJ 90 Dry sa',
meats stronger. Bacon stiff; shoulders
a; clear rib 81 clear 81, iobting lots
Lard firm prime steam : February 81
Whisky steady and firm n. 9j. Hogs
moderately strong et 206y5 40; bull,
sales at 8 3t@5 49, sight; shipping hogs
4 s59j 90; receipts for the past as hours
300 Cattle Unchanged offerings poor.
good TO choice native 4 25Myj so; good
to prime Texas AMI Indian 3 00n3 80.
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TRESTEE'S SALE.

WHEREAS Mathew -. Guntcr by his sale
iportgagc dated October 7, lsI2, and re-
corded in volume of sale mortgages on
page III, in the Recorders office Of Alex.
aUder county, Illinois, conveyed TO the I'm.
dersigned the following, to-wit: A lease
hold estate for the term OF ilvc (J) years, in
and to lots six (6), seven ~ and eight tS), in
block three GU in the first addition to the
city of Cairo, illinois. commencing March ..
1871. under and by virtue Of certain lease
bearing date, March ., 1871, executed by :.
stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, trustees
of the Cairo City Property TO Peter 4. CO.
naut. and by said Peter A. Conant. with the
written consent of said Taylor and Parsons,
assigned TO said Mathew ID. Gunter on the
3lst of May, lS,2, together with all the i'm
provements thereon, belonging TO the said
Guntcr Of every kind and nature soever. in
Guiding mill fixtures, engines, boilers, burs
and other fixtures appertaining and belong
ing TO the mill building thereon situate; TO
secure the payment OF u certain promissory
note in said mortgage specified: Now uii-
der the provisions OF said sale mortgage. de-
fault having been made in the payment OF
lee note therein mentioned, the undersigned
will offer said property for sale ut auction.
to the highest bidder, for cash.
at the court house door, Cairo, Illinois, at =
O'Clock pm. on SATURDAY THE 2iTil
DAY OF JAM AIRY, A, ID. 1874.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY.
Mortgage aud Trustee.
Green n Gilbert, Attorneys
ll-l-8-l5d
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From, New orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, January 5.--The legis-
latufe met III Mechanics Institute to-
day and the proceedings were orderly
Underwood Dowell the present speaker,
holds over under pledge to resign in ten
DAYS if tho House wishes IL. Governor
Kelloggs message WAS very long. Its
main pointe were these Total debt OF the
State, $2I 3s3, 33C. Some Of this was Of
doubtful legality, and was being tested in
the courts. The State had tried 70 pay
tho interest or this whole amount, aud
had done so up to date, but could do so no
longer without maintaining u rate OF tax
alton which wac almost equal 10 contscs-
tion. lie proposes tho funding OF the
whole debt ri sixty cents on the dollar
in new foven per cent. cohsul', to be
guaranteed ~ cons titutional amendment
and appropriations tor interest made per-
retnai, the debt 90 be limited at the point
to which it would be reduced by this
consolidation, say sl6,000,0c0. He
argues that these consuls would
be worth par whilst tho present
bonds are only worth, on the market, fifty
cents on a dollar and states that consoli-
dation scheme has bsen submitted TO IA !
approved by the New Orleans Chamber Of
SOmIneEtS anu ny iilbo poHuHoiuS'e' hc
regrets that the large appropriations made
for railroads had resulted IN failure to
build tho road to Texss. The two and
ono.half million Of bonds issued to the
Mobile and Texas railroad, by the act of
1871, without considerations, would prob
ably not DO paid. Any one, who would
como forward and give solid guarantees. TO
build the road, would have every assist
once from the state. Failing IN all other
plans, he recommended that the state buy
tho road under u grand mortgage
bond, and build il itself. The
message recommends the revision or re-
poal Of large number of laws, and Gays
that if members forming the opposing
body don't come in and take their seats,
which hsvc been kept open for them, they
must take all the responsibility of the re-
suit Of their action. The McEnry legis-
lature met, but had no quorum, in Wow OF
the fact that the Kellogg Legislature is
recognized by the President. The McEnry
legislature will remain in session only q
short time; adopting, however, before i,
adjourns, an address to Congress upon the
political situation in Louisiana.
Adjourned until tomorrow noon.
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MARKET REPORT.

MEMPHIS, January 5.-Flour in ligh,
demand and firm at & 0o@9 go. Corn
meal dull and lower 2o(93 20. Corn
in fair demand and advanced 6S@7O.
Oats held at b5. Hay firm at II o. Bran
Is IS. Lard dull and declined; Sla92
Pork nominally l6 90. Bulk meats firm
ct Gl@6l for shoulders clear rib "a;
clear 81
CINCINNATI, January 5.--Flour firm.
Wheat scarce and firm n. | 45@l C5.
Corn steady at 55@5s. Rye firm at 50.
Oats dull at 43@is. Barley firm at 35
al 60, Eggs steady Butter and cheese
firm. Pork nominslly 10 so. Lard firm;
steam hold at So kettle sales 81. Bulk
meats firm; shoulders gf; clear rib "a;
clear u packed. Bacon firm; shoulders
II; clear rib g. clear IS; Green meats
steady; shoulders 6 4; clear rib II clear
u; hams ss@9 for l6 to IS pound aver
ages.
NEW YORK, January 5.-Flour moro
active and higher, superhne 5S962c; COM
mon 70 good 1o@'i good to choice 90
@7 90. White wheat, extra z 50@s 10.
Whiskey, hrmer at 97c. Wheatmore do
ing and higher, No. spring Chicago 50
@l CO. Iowa spring l 5s3@l 60; north
west spring 81. Rye quiet. Barley,
moro active and frmer, western / As
Corn scarce and Grmor, western mixed
and in store 81; ahoat s41@s5c; new mix
ed western ailoat S26s5c. Oats flrmer
western mixed 63@Gic. Coffee quiet
Sugar firm; molssses unchanged; pork
stronger, new mess u 16 prime mess
10 90; Ii 90 March; beef and cut meats
uncnangedi lard steady, prime 9,c.
New ORLEANS, January 5.-Flour
scarce and firm; Mt $3.50 for superane;
5000 for spring; extra, $3.50; winter,
S6bO97.6O; family, S776@9.75. Corn in
good demand. and ilrmer nj 73@7ic.
Osts, b6!@5Sc. Bran scarce and dull at
95o. Hay dull prime, SAL choice, S2i
@25. Pork hold ut $3.50; no sales.
Dry salt meats in light supply with
good domand At Gi@ss GsAc. Bacon
in only sob demand, NJ S(@y@9lc. Hams
sold duh at S(99c; new, l3@l3Bc. Lard
quiet and ARM tierces, si@9c; kegs, 9I@
93c. Sugar in fair demand; inferior,
i@4ic common, 5@6c; fair, Gl@GIc;
good, fair and fully fair, G;@7lc; prime
to choice, s9Slc. Molasses in good de-
msnd; centrifugal 65c; fair, 59c; prime
to choice, 63@70c. Whisky, no Cincin-
natl here Louisiana, 09c. CoGee quiet
at 2li@27 Cornmcal dull at s325.
CHICAGO, January 5.-Flour steady.
Wheat, demand active and advanced No
spring 20; No2 ! %; spot or Janu.
AIRY ! 24h February No l6i. Corn
demand activo and advanced, No'2 mixed
hisc snot ar Jsnuauv; 55'c February:
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CrSCINYATI, January 5.-Riyer lG feet
inches rising.
PIrTspua, January 8. River l2 feet, on
a stand.still.
NIcKsBURG, January 5.--Down-J ohm
Howard. Up--Crescen. City, River
falling rapidly.
LITTLE Rock, January 5.--Wea,hcr
cloudy and cold. River falling feet by
the gsyue. Departed Utah, New Or
leans.
NASHVILLE, January j.--Riser risen
10 feet 10 inches on the shoals. Arrived
and depsrted-Ada Heilmsn, Paducah
Weather cold and slee,ing all day,
EVANSVILLE, January 81 Cloudy and
cold, mercury 81 to 80. River stationary
Up-Florence Lee am. Ancy Baum, I,
Down-Arl'ngton, IL, Hiram Campbell.
CINCINNATI, January 5.-The river Il
feet and rising. Arrivod-R II Hudson,
Wheeling. Minneola is duo from Mem.
phis. Drizzling rain during the day.
New ORLEANS, January 5-Arrived
Nick Longworth, Cincinnati; Corroll
St. Louis: Kate Konney and Exporter,
Mcmphis. Departed: Katie, Whit
river. Weather cloudy and cool.
Sr. LOUIS, January 5.-Arrived-C
OF Chester, Memphis; Colorado, Vicksburg
Bella of Shreveport, Red river. Departed
City of Quincy, New Orleans. River
stationary. Weather clear and cold, fresz.
ing hard but no ice running yet.
LOUISVILLE, January 6.--The river has
risen IL inches in the last "a hours end.
ing at Elk pm; feet O inches in canal, 5
feet inches in the pass and still rising.
Weather cold and cloudy, with slight
rain. No arrivals but packets. Departed
Oakland and barscs, Pit.sburg and
packets.
MEMPHIS, January 5.-The river was
stationary all the afternoon, but is now
falling rapidly. Arrived-Ells, White
river; Pat Rogers, Cincinnati; Legal
Tender, White river. Departed last
night-Capitol City and John Scudder
St. Louis Indiana, Cincinnati. Departed
this evening-Lady Lee, Red river; Bel
last, Vicksburg. III
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE January 6.-An old min
lister named Reynolds living in the neigh
borhood of Murblenburg county, KY, Is
charged with brutally beating with u COW
hide, his daughter aged Is. Sho refused
to except a young man in the neighbor-
hood for her husband. 1t is stated that
the whipping was frequently repeated, I'M
Til at last she consented to marriage. On
tho evening before the wedding was to
take place, the girl escaped from home
through tho Intervention OF neighbors.
Sho woo brought beipro the
courtsnd gentloman of high standing in
the town of Grcenville appointed her
guardian. Reynolds was heretofore high
ly esteemed and pastor of hourishing
church. There is much feeling agains.
him, bu! no legal proceedings. ...
ESCAPED.
Three prisoners escaped from the Clark
county, Indiana jail last night by cutting
through an iron floor and digging through
the foundation. Hot persuit was made,
but the fugitives were not recap.ured.
Two Of them, Moore and Callahan were
noted thieves Of Philadelphia and wore
in the county Jail for stealing.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-06

THHstrlks OF the locomotive engineers,
which has now collapsed and is nearly
ended, he's drawn attention TO the com.
parasiysly low rate of wage. paid
TO these, The most indispensable
and respsasible officers OF ali rail.
road trains. Eight hundred dollars i.
considered by railroad managers n fair
rscompanss for tho labor Of an engineer,
labor which requires knowledge, skill, ex-
psrisnes and courage 20 ensure its faithful
performance. That the engineers are a
very important part OF the official macbin.
cry Of our railroads 10 shown by tho dis.
astrous effects which their late even short
lived strike has had upon the busine,.
interests of several Of our large cities
Instead Of . reduction Of ten per cent. %
their wages, sailrosd managers should ss-
esds to their just demands, and when it is
necessary 70 esonomiss, ssve in something
else than on tho. sslsdes Of their hard
hard.worksd engineers.
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TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, Mathew ID. Gunter. bachelor,
by his sale motgage, dated March 18th. 1871,
and recorded on page O. OF book T. OF deeds
in the Recorders Office of Alexander
county, Illinois: And, whereas. Mathew
-. Gunter and wife by their sale mort
gage dated July /, ISL, and recorded on
page - OF book T. of deeds in the Recorders
Office of Alexander county, Illinois, con-
yeyed to the undersigned. the following de-
Scribed lots aud property. to-wit: Lot thir
ty-nine 800 in block thirty-two (32) and lot
twenty-one CID in block eighty-two 49,. all
in the first addition to the city of Cairo Ills:
Also a leasehold ESTATE for the term of ten
10y years, in and to lots sixteen (l6) and
seventeen 40, in block sixteen I8) in the
first addition to the city OF Cairo, Illinois,
commencing December ), $50, under and
by virtue of certain lease bearing date
December D, 1870, executed by W. &. and
IA. G. Johns, trustees for VIM. Martin.
to the said Mathew ID. Guntcr, together with
all and singular the buildings and improve
ments of every kind or nature soeyer
situate on said lots, sixteen (l6) and seven
teen 40 belonging TO said Gunter, to-wit :;
one dwelling house, one store and dwelling
house, one mill building with mill fixtures,
I chGipc, boilers, burs and other fixtures up
pertaining ant. Is longing thereto, to secure
the payment OF certain promissory" note al
said two mortgages specIiied Now, under
inc provisions OF both OF tad sale mortgages
| default having been made in the payment
OF the notes In them mentioned, the under
signed will offer said property for sale, at
auction, 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, at
the court house door. Cairo, Illinois, at .
o'clock pm. on SATURDAY, THE 2iTH
DAY OF JANUARI,A. ID. 1874.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY.
Mertgagee and trustee
Green y Gilbert, Attorneys.
lU-l-3-2Od
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From London.

LoNDoN, January "a Times specia
from Madrid says il was Marshal Ser.
ramos wish that CASTELAR, should be 9
member Of Tho new ministry, but the lat
ter refused. On tho defeat of CASTELAR,,
and previous to the Interference of Gen
Pavia, the Cortes elected Senior Patonis
President Of the Cabinet. Tho foroe be-
sieging Cartagena accepts tho new gov.
eminent The national militia in Madrid
10 being quietly disarmed. A rumor ia in
circulation in Madrid that the late retres.
Of Gen. Mariones was a concocted man
"nvro in support Of Gen. Pavia's com de
ctdk E|
Tho standard has Intelligence from
Gold coast that tho East British forces
Will enter Ashantoe territory on the 18th
of this month.
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The backbone Of RAdiealisn is rapidly
growing weak ::in Kansas. In the fall of
Caldwell and Pomsroy, it received a
blow from which Il viii never recover.
It's now in The last s.agss Of decay, while
reform and snti-monopOly are gaining
strength every day. Oranges are being
Termed in ell parts Of the state, and one
OF the dfA s6oru Of the reformers Will be
to I'll the place 10 the United States Sem
ate SO long disgraced By Caldwell by a IT.
ting representative of the reform sen,i-
msnt Of the state. At the opening OF the
Legislature, snsi-monopoly delegates will
DO sent from every district In the state to
add soths strength Of the independs n,s
among the peoples representatives.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-01-06

WE have received the Tazewell Coun.
~ Republican, published by ID. w.
Lusk, formerly of the Shawneet own
Mercury and welcome i. to onr ex-
change table. Like tho Mercury the
Republican iss good news and family
paper, and, save It's RsdicAlism, is uncx-
csptonabls. But We have hopes tina. this
new journalistic child Of our friend Lusk
will eventually take ito place among the
ranks of the Changers and then its only
fault will be wiped out. ..-
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The friends of Williams show return.
ing confidence ia his confirmation, in
spite Of the laundelet and other unex.
planned matters. Beside the sixteen
hundred dollars for the carriage, add.
tional researches into Treasury Depart,
msnt sAairs show that sevon hundred and
fifty dollsr were laid out for a pair OF
gray horses to draw it, and Ave hundred
dollar table, not used by the Department
OF Justice, but charged to it, is supposed
TO have also served the uses Of Mrs. Viii.
hams. Williams adherents appear TO
believe these things have rather helped
than hindered his CHANGER for the nomn-
ton, and aow claim that Conkling, Nor
ton and sherman will favor it.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 5.-Tho funeral OF
Gen. G.. b. Sweet, deputy commissioner
Of internal revenue, took place st LON
rard, Illinois, to-day in the presence of o
large gathering of personal friends of the
deceased, including number OF dis
tinguished citizons OF thi. and other cities
Re" Robert Coyer ofliciated and deliv-
cred touching and beautiful address at
tho conclusion of the service. The re-
mains were conveyed TO Rose Hill cemo-
try for in.erment
The Illinois legislature moot at Spring
nield tomorrow in adjourned session.
The Marion Housc, at Tolono, Illinois,
burned yesterday. Loss $40, 900; insured
in Liverpool.
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TIE LATEST.
THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS
REASSEMBIED.
MEETING OF VARIOUS STATE
LEGISLATURES.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE GEN. B,
SWEET.
BRUTAL CONDUCT OF A KENTUCKi
PREACHER.
From Washington.
DISPOSED or.

DISPOSED or.
WAsuIsGroS, January 5.-Tho House
committee on appropriations to-day hnal
ly disposed of the army appropriation
bill, and reduced tho revised estimate.
over 100000.
PRESIDENT GRANT
WAS at tho capitol this afternoon, occupy.
ing the Presidents room. lie sent fol
Speaker Blaine and the Louisiana MON.
beers of the House of Represent atives
with whom he had conference on the
subject of affairs in that state. Messrs.
Edmunds, Carpenter, Conklng aud Ere.
linghuysen, of tho Senate judiciary COM
mittee, subsequently were closeted with
tho Presidont.
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From Pittsburg.

Pirr'puRG, January "a meeting OF
work'ngman, under tho auspices of high
branches OF international associations,
was held tonight at Military Hall. After
speeches in German and English were
made, 1t was resolved that tho working
men of each ward should elect two from
their number, who should make out a
list Of tho poor and destitute in each ware
and report to an adjourned meeting to be
held on Saturday night. Tho committee
OF two from each ward will go before the
City Council on Monday and present their
lisls OF destitute, and ask for assistance.
The meeting was well attented,
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Prom Columbus.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, January s,-Tho Gen
eral Assembly convened this morning IN
the House OF Representatives, and all but
eight OF the members answered to the roll
call. Geo. l.. Counerse Of Franklin was
chosen speakeri Thomas Caughlin OF
Crawford, chief clerk; Thoiuss l.. Curtis
OF Allen, FIRST ASSISTANT; w. B. Dodds Of
Hamilton, second assistant J. L. Huston,
Of Hamilton, sargent AZ arms Henry
Bishop Of Cuyahoge, lrst assist! n, and
j. 4. Martin Of Seneca, second assistant.
As aeon as the house wa, organized &
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HOUSE.

The session Of the Hou,c, after tho va
cation, was resumed at noon, with a
pretty full attendance OF member and
with deniely crowded galleries.
Immediately after the reading Of the
journal Of the 10Th Of December, tho
speaker proceeded to call tho ron OF Tho
states for bills for reference only under
call. a largo number of bills we're intro
duced and referee
Mr.. g. +. Hoar Of Msaach usslts, of
tsred a bill for the appointment Of com
mission Of three persons, on tho subject OF
wages aud hours Of labor and division Of
profits between labor aud capital 10 the
United States and tho socol, educational
and sanitary cancellation Of the labor
ing classes and how tho same are effected
Adoptsl
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ACCORDING to Brother Luce, of the
CArbondale Observer Jackson county
paid over Thousand dollars TO a Chicago
printing house last year for blanks, etc.,
while the same work, done in the same
style, might have been procured in the
county for exactly half the money. This
may he true, but tho observer shouldn',
complain. That way Of economizing in
public printing is not confined to Jackson
county officials.
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SENATE.
Tho Senate met a. noon.

Inc SeuhIo met dt noon.
Chairman CArpeRter laid be!9ge the
Senate the report of the Secretary Of the
Senate, in reply 20 the resolution of De-
cember 18th, calling for information as to
the amount Of compensation received by
Senators since the organization Of the gov
ornment. Laid on the table.
yIRGIHIUs CORRESPONDENCE.
The Chair laid before the Senate mes
sage from the President Of the United
States, transmitting the correspondence
in regard to the Virginius, which was
laid on tho table and ordered printed.
Mr.. Edmonds said he WAS in favor Of
an absolute repeal Of the salary bill, and
further, TO reimburse the Treasury for all
money taken out under that bill.
Mr.. Wright gave notice tina. tomorrow
he would endeavor to press the salary bill
10 vote, and no hoped that the Senators
wonld remain until the matter was dis
po,ed Of.
Senate adjourned.
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repea lie talsry, grab law. This resoiu-
uon was referred 10 o special COMMITTEES,
with nstruc tons to amend 80 b. TO CEN
surc President Grant for signing aid bill
and report the RESOLUTION hack to.mor-
row.
Tho senate organized ut 10 this fore
noon with Lieutenant Governor Mueller
in the CHAIR. Al, senators wore present
and effected per manent organization, by
elcce,ing $. X. Donavan of Delaware,
chief clark; w. II. shirchG OF Licking,
first assistant, w. II. Morgan Of Carroll,
second assistant, G. 4. Parker, sergeant.
at. arms, George w. Lee of Fairfield, first
assistant and Charles Negley Of Defke,
ancnnh nssistant.
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From Nav Ynrk

+ NEW YORK, Jsnusfy 6!--The 'Heralds'
special says The overflow Of The Gag
telar Ministry has been fsv orably received
Ia Havana. Casino EspAnola is especially
jublant. The volunteers are evident y In
favor Of the Monarchy. The crown. on
the sterns Of Spanish vessels in tho har-
Dor, which were painted over when the
Republic was in vogue, arc being reg lded
The Spanish coat OF arms hss again been
placed on the palace Of the Captain Gen
Grail sIt. -. p