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Weather Report.
.,. .,-..,. .-..-. Wan DEPARTKENF,
WAsmNaroH. D. O., Jan. $500. 2. 4,
PROBABILITIES,

For the New England and Middle
States, light to fresh southeasterly 70
southweaterly winds, with partly cloudy
weather and possibly areas OF rain By
Saturday night. The temperature will
continue down to the freezing point in
these districts, 70 lfisf5S 19 H54l'l .
For the Lake region, fresh to brisk
southerly winds, veering % westerly, with
increasing pressure, lower temperature
and probably areas OF rain or snow.
For the Northwest, colder and partly
cloudy weather, and fresh to brisk south!
westerly and northwesterly winds. = y
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee
generally clear or fair weather, with 4
slight fall Of temperature, increasing tenn.
perature and westerly winds. ~ = q Is
For the 4outh Atlantic and Gull States
partly cloudy weather, with possible
areas Of light rain. The temperature
will change but slightly from Mississippi
eastward TO the Atlantic coast, but will
fall, with brisk northerly winds, on the
western gulf coast
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MARTINS FERRY NEwa-At the elec.
ton for Directors ofthe "ohio City Iron
aud Nail Works" on the 9th, the follow
ing pAttiea were elected for three years,
w: : VIM. Clark, James Kerr, and q. W.
smith. The following were elected for
two years, VIZ: Thomas G. OuIbertson
J. N. Willard and L. Spence. Doctor
West, Jas. Frazier and Judge Chambefa
were elected for one year The Board
was subsequently organized by elect
ing VIM. CLARK, President; James Kerr
Vice President; Thomas G. CulbertSon''
Treasurer; VIM. Barnett, Superintendent
and Q. A. Burrows, Secretary. Mr.,
Burrows was also elected Business Man.
ager. Z. IsNE a taazl
The following items are from the NtU,
Of Thursday: -
-Rey. Dysant breaches in the U. p
Church next Sabbath. aA '7noScfr
.r-WillH. Wood, the freight agent lti a
this place, has been suffering from q
severe spell Of sicknesa for the past month
but is now improving. Il iTs q
Miss Clara Clark returned home last
week, from lengthy visit among hei
friends in Salem, Ohio. Welcome home
School did mot commence on Monday
on account Of the sickness Of The super.
intendent, Mr.. Chas. r. ShTeve We un-
dersnnd, however, that he ID getting bet
Ter, and hope that he viii DO fully abe q
assume his duties neat Monday morning
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A Circular about Iron and Currency.

A Circular about Iron and Currency.
We have before US a copy Of q circular
recently issued by Messrs. THOMAS j.
POPE & Bro, dealers in pig iron and
metals, at 99e Pearl street, New York.
In this circular .>9v say that pig iron is
quiet because In rs are holding back
on account "ol the currency imitation by
the Government" looking "lor high
prices a. the new year opens" They
also state that "ths furnaces Of Pennsyl-
Vanis and Ohio are greatly aided in car.
rying their stocks and demanding higher
figures by paying their labor in due:
bills or store goods" They remark that
"the imitation caused by the illegal issue
of cancelled greenbacks from the Treas
ury is already producing lis effect on
metal prices, and It would seem as il the
cOunhywere again tocommencs career
Of high prices, speculation and uncer-
tsinty.p We remark that the tone of
this circular Is not in accord with the
resolutions adopted at the financial meet.
ing out lin Harrison county, that we
quoted yesterday. For instance, instead
Of lsudlng the Hon. BEN BuTLRR's ideas
Of finance, and demandinga grand inaa-
tion Of the currency 1t quotes approving
" the following extract from q speech
recently delivered BY Mr.. FRSToN, Of
New York, in the O. 8. Senate: n nsl
II do not here discuss the question Of
me amounts ! only say we cannot restore
and maintain specie payment upon the
present volume. II It q contended We
have none too much currency tor the IA.
quirements Of business, ! fully concur that
we have none too much Of present prices.
tit Is said we ought to have twice Is
much, concur that twice aS much would
not be too large sum for the conditions
mat would then exist II 1t Is said we
ought TO have less currency, do not ques,
uon that lesS would suffice with the fall Of
pricos that would accompany the reduc.
uon OF the volume. In one sense there
never cah be redundancy Of currency,
Iof prices adjust themselves to the
amount, and the more there 10 issued the
more there isneeded to make exchanges" !"
twill be eseen that Mr.. FENToN's pos
'aon Is very elastic one. An that the
country has to do Is to pay It's money and
take its choice. 1t knows what to expect
nom whatever course 1t adopts. II II
chooses TO lot things stand as they are,
MI. EESTOS says, "all right; you certainly
then need all the currency on hands Al
present prices" II, on the other hand n
demands twice as much money, or hall
Is much more, or any more, the accom-
modating Mr.. FENToN says again aall
right the inevitable rise in prices tbat
Wul accompany the increase will soon sb.
sofO the difference between the volume
now and then" II, however, neither h
tpese programmes suit the country, and
tnere sets IN demand Tor q reduction IL
the volume of currency, Mr.. FRsToSI
serenity y o. undlsturbsd as ever, and Il
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San DomInro RIA OF Rnez.

ST. THOMAS, Jan. GA French.mau.
of.war arrived here this morning bringing
ex-President Baez, of San Domingo, as q
When the revolutionists ap.
peared before San Domingo Baez seeing
resistance useless, entered into a conyen;
ton with Gen. Ganzales, supreme chief
Of the reyoluhonists, stipllAting that he
should be allowed to leaSe peaceably, and
that his friends shorid be permitted to re.
main ia the country unmolested. This
was agreed % and the revolutionsts i'm
medistely entered thelCspital, amid the
Of the people.
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>. .sPuneEoN, writing Orl',prayer,g says:
"Let us not employ prayer With 1 dew 10
our own work alone, for narrow.minded
supplications cannot be acceptable with
God. Some prayers remind me, Of tho
story Of the Virginia planter Who owned
Q slave in partnershipI with one ! Of his
accastomed to wind p Ss Gai plaSe.. mSn. WAS SV
saying: % Lord, in Thine infinite mercy
and goodness, bless my half Of Pompey.''
When Wesleyans always pray Tor Metho.
dism, and Baptists for their own conRre-
cations, and Presbgterians for their
iayorite contraternity, I would urge them
TO get little further than 'Blesl my hall
Of PompeY..n ss-L,.s-
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GLe9tteLIiq
The West Virginia Contested Elec.
tiOn CAaeg. -.

A special Washington dispatch In tht
Cincinnati Commercial Of Thursday readl
as follows: sGuaslE
The West Virginia Congressional con-
test was settled to-day, 80 far % the
House Committee on Elections 10 con.
Cerned. On b final vote the committee
stood: Two In favor Of the August cleo
lion, three in favor Of the October cleo.
tion, and the remaining six members held
that q new election should be held. Each
oi the three divisions Of the committee
will submit reports 10 The House at an
early day. g.r. .... gaIsaf e.
What the House will do when II heafs
these three reports can only be copjec-
tursd. We think Ii win incline to
sympathize with the view taken by the
six members Of the committee who think
that the elections should come back TO the
people Of the First and Second Districts
for settlement II the House adopts this
view we shall then necessarily have q
new election In oil three Of our Districts,
for Of course IL neither the August nor
the October elections were legal, 1t
follows that Mr.. HERRFoRD was mot
elected any more than the balance Of the
delegation at Washington.
1t is likely that strong fight viii take
place on the floor Of the House when the
various reports are read. Before the ques.
tIon was referred to the Committee ON
Elections our Washington correspondent
was Of the opinion that had vote been
taken II would have resulted in favor Of
the August men. But now the case will be
altered. The house Is bound to presume
that the committee has sifted the matter
more thoroughly than can be done in gen.
eral debate, and out Of Difference to the
labors Of that committee will naturally in.
cline to take its advice and send the
contestants back to their constituents.
This disposition Of the matter will proba-
bly, give more general satisfaction all
round than can be given by any other de.
cision. There are parties here at home
who have studied the question deeply,
among them Mr.. LAMB, who incline to
the opinion that there was no election in
either August or October, and the people
themselves have been so much confused |
on the subject with the many conflicting |
opinions that have been written that, out
Of pure revenge, We should think they |
would be glad to settle 1t unmistakably |
the next time.
Presuming that the case will come
back, the first thing III order will be q
proclamation from the Governor Tor q |
special election in all three Districts, and
then the next thing will be regular vo-
cilerous war-whoop from the numerous
candidates who will Immediately be on |
the track. We presume that there will
be about dozen Of them from all that
we have seen and heard. In this District
at least halt dozen have been named.
30 that We shall probably have a regular
scrub race for the gllttering prize.
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BoRDENTowN. N. j., Jan. 9.--There
has been considerable excitement here
caused BY the discovery OF the body Oi q
young lady on the shore OF the Delaware
river. The deceased was about eighteen
years OF age and gives evidence Of having
been very beautiful when living. Some
persons from Easton recognized tho de-
ceased as the daughter OF wealthy parents,
who had offered large reward for her
recovery dead or alive. The body had no
clothing except o chemise, shoes and
stockings.
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THE GALLoWs.

ExEcuTIoN OF JACOB McHELIA-A RE-
voLT1Na SCENE.
NEW YoRE, Jan. IA revolving scene
took place this morning In the Hudson
county New Jersey jail, OF the execution
oi Jacob Michella, o Russian seaman, for
the murder Of Deputy Marshall Steven
son In July last. After MichellA had been
hanging for about three minutes, and
while being lowered Tor the convenience
Of the physicians, the knot slipped and he
fell heavily to the ground. Rapidly a!g
possible the rope was re-adjuSted, and
Michella was again suspended, and after 9
few conYulsions he was declared dead.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. 9.-The Journa! ORlcia!
announces thatthe Cabinet have rendered
their designations. In consequence of the
absence from the Assembly yesterday. Of
large number Of their supporters, which
resulted In the defat OF the Government
President Mcmahon begs the minIsters
mot to await the vote OF confidence which
Will be passed BY the Assembly to-day.
The Assembly o.day, at the request OF
Admiral eaisset Of the Left Centre, unan-
imously voted to adjourn until Monday.
NO action was taken on the ministerial
question. III. ham =
The Carlists now completely surround
Chilbao and are about to renew their at.
tack on Partugalete. J!
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aRosTroNs.

BOSTON,, Jan. The Common Coun-
cilhas adopted q resolution that the o.
g. Government 10 bound In honor to ex.
tend the post Office building 10 Congress
street, In accordance with ich.arrange.
ments the. city has expended half q mil.
lion on the street In that vicinity; A com.
mittee ofsAldermen and the Mayor will
go to Washington to attend TO the inter.
ests Of the city In the matter.
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Canals still Open.

BuPFALo, January 1.-TWO canal boats
laden with wheat, In tow OF 0 tug, left
this port for Lockport. The canal naviga.
lion In this locality OF this season is with.
out precedent. The weather Il still soft,
and there Is no ice or snow. The lake,
river and canal are clear.
A large sum Of money for the estab-
lishment Of .. a.home for ypochondriacs Is
being contested on the ground Of insanity.
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THos. h. BENTON left two daughters
besides Mrs. Fremont. One of these,
Madame Boileau, Is now living in Paris
her husband being inprison for ihisipart
In the El Paso Railroad affair the other,
Mrs. Gary Jones, is teaching school in San
Francisco. .1nsM 1oa
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The! ClaYelana 4 PiItSbnTgh R. n,

The. CLEVELAND Il Pittsburgh r, n,
This company held their annual elec.
tiou at Cleveland on Wednesday last
The following gentlemen were elected
directors, viz: ]. N. Mccullough, B. +,
Jones, Thos. A. Scott, John B. Trevor, 3.
]. Tilden, ChaS. Lanier, Geo. W. Cass,
Isaac Kip, Larz Anderson, J. V. Painter,
jas. r. CLARK, and R. P. Ranney.
The report Of the President, Mr.. Nc.
Cu11ouaH, shows that the gross receipts
Of the road for the last year were $780,.
4s9 GS and the expenses, 922G2. .47s 90
allowing net profit Of S129sO10 64.
Out Of this profit, the Pennsylvania
Company, the lessees OF the road, paid the
following sums, viz: S. i2 l'i
Dividends to the @. & P. stockhold. 54
Interest o. tho iaadci debt iss % %
Maintaining organizations. -. ... ..... s,ssS s. s.
TotAl.................,........,ei,I 81, ~, 400 u
Among the amounts charged as ex-
penditures We notice that $3.50, ,7752e
were for "betterments" Of the property,
such as stationhouses, new coaches, cara,
locomotives, &c. Among the asAetts
we notice q loan to the PennsylVa.
mia Company Of $sS7000O. The
second mortgage bonds Of the Company
are nearly all paid of, the frst having
been entirely paid. OF the third mort
gage there remains S125s, 900, and Of the
fourth q, ,10ls4s.6S. There Is also a con.
Bolidated and sinking fund, mortgage Of
81 1890 and equipment bonds amount.
ing to 100000.
The total capital stock Of the company
is $11243O02 81. On this stock the
Pennsylvania Company pays a I per cent
dividend in installments oil Il per cent
every quarter. That company claims to
have expended the whole net income OF
the road in the improvement of the prop
erty and development Of the business OF
the road, for which they receive the obli.
cations of the company at par, viz. Con.
struction and Equipment Bonds. q
The following equipment has been
added to the road with the last, two
years viz
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PATTERSON, N. j., Jan. 9.-Alired speer,
Of Passiac, has given bail for $l0.0O0t to
appear for trial In April next, on Q charge
Of granddaughter. Speer was the owner
Of q building which fell at Pasaiac, Dec.
9Th, killing two men.
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The Eamse,t National Bank

LOWELL, Jan. 9.-There Is little doubt
that John q. BAtterick, cashier oI the
Wamsett National Bank, Is o deiaulter,
but the amount cannot be readily as
certAined. The bookn appear TO have
been loosely kept The directors are bu1y
inYestigatlng the pAtter . .H-H. d
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spanish Juuta Proposes Forced Loan

HAVANA, Jan. 9.-The Junta Of the
Senate in yesterdAy'A session resolved that
the only means OF relieving the financial
crisis is by q system Of forced loans, and
will issue one Of $50, 900, ,000s st 8 per cent,
payable In gold, 'ifi
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SPAIN.
NIsrRY At

No CHANGE In THE SPANISH MINISTRY AT
wAsHrNdToN.
MADRID, Jan. 9.-The government OF
spain will make many changes In Its
representatives abroad, but Admiral Polo
de Bainabe, Minister at Washington. win
remain there. The government continue
70 receive congratulatory kilograms iron
oil quarters, especially from Cuba.
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DOES NOT cotNc1pE.

Secretary Belknap does not coincide
with Gen. Sherman as to the useleashess OF
our sea Qualifications generally but thinks
they ought to be, particularly at New
York, Boston, Portland, New Orleans,
and on the EloEidas cOast. ~ I. N -
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years, viz :
A New Candidate for CHIEF Ju,,Ioe.

a Now Cnnd1daIe Tor Chief Justice.
CALEB CUsHNG has not only been con.
firmed as Minister to Spain, but, i'm
mediately following that distinguished
honor, he has been nominated as Chief
Justice Of the United States. This Is
what the French call case Of "embar-
ras de richesse," and for an old line
Democrat, under Republican adminis-
tration, betekens an extraordinary run Of
good luck. We should think CALEB in
his perplexity would hum that little song
to himself, as he twists his thumbs, be-
ginning, !
"HoW happy ia be with either ID J
Were tother dear charmer away
Certainly the poor man must be over.
come ct these distinguished marks OF ia
vor Whatever others may say about the
iugratitude oflrepublics he at least cannot
complain.of the lngratitnde Of Republl-
cans. ....r..g.-.. aud.
The nomination is.one that the country
will receive with general satisfaction
There is no disputing the intellectual
fitness OF the nominee. He Is man Of
vast learning and unusual experience.
And while he has been known rather as a
"dextrous lawyer" than q great jurlst, yet
he is fully capable, with such abilities
and requirements as he possesses, Of be.
coming worthy successor OF the illustri.
.ouS men who have preceded him on the
bench. 4 He Is familiar with its duties for
he has been an eminent lawyer in the
Supreme Court for generation, and for
four years was the Attorney General Of
the United States under President
PIERCE. e g
The exciting contest over this position
may now be considered at an end, for no
doubt the Senate will this time promptly
confirm the Presidents nominee. n
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= TTkE TkEa. Good Iiitle BOY Asraiu.
From the Marquette Journal j

lFEom tne AMqueue journal
One Of our good little boys read the
story about that other good little boy who
got Q situation in d bank, and became rich
and respected, and was enabled to give
money to the Fiji Islanders, and have his
wood sawed for q dollar day, and make
the wood sawyer wait ninety days lor his
pay, all through picking up aypin when
the banker was looking. Our little boy.
went % one Of the banks, and asked
for work, and didn't get 1t, so, Just
before he got to the door, he stopped
and made believe pick up pin. But the
Cashier, who saw. him, thought 1t was
money, and jumped over. the counter like
lightning, and collared the good little
boy, and shook him, and called him a
thief, and finally went through his pock.
cts, and raked out twenty-five cents,
which the boy had found In his fathers
pocket while the old man, was asleep.
This he confscated, and kicked the boy
into the. street. And our good little boy
says he thinks in a few years he can lick
the man who told the story about the
other good little boy.
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NEW YORK CITY.
ARRESTED FOR EMnrzzrrna sa5 600

ARRESTED FOR EMBEzztIEe go, GOO.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Geo. W. Smith,
ex-Deputy Collector Of the Internal Re-
venue for the Northern District Of Mis-.
sissippl indicted on the charge OF Embez,
cling SEQ, 900 Of government. money, .
under arrest in this city and will he sent
In day or two 70 Mississippi. ~ ~ 3 =
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BY TELECRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
E1olusIveIy 70 tho InteIII genCer.

tBy tho Western UnIon Line.
'fiee Northwest cor. of,Main and Monroe sts,
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CANADA.

ToRoNTo, Jan. 9.-The Legislature
opened today with the usual ceremo.
MES. ... ...u..0+
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The Britiah steamer Ravensworth Gas.
pe, Uaptain Sergeant, which sailed from
balnmore December 18Th for Queens.
toWn, has been totally wrecked. The
o1eers and crew were saved.
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the most smiling way he aS1ures US that
his medicine Is just as good in this case
aStneither Of the others. In that casehs
tells Us that we will have just the same
pro rata, the same relation Of currency
and prices. Like the Iaraelltes gathering
mama in the wilderness, "they that gath.
cred much had nothing over and they
that gathered little had no Lack This Is
his position, and 1t 10 pretty strong one.
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FIRE IN KRRRDoNIA,

The Fleetwood TEottipg Park stables,
2S In number, were burned last evening.
All Of the carriages and sulkies stored Ii
the stables were destroyed. Loss SEQ, 600
insured. ms si-
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HELD FOR EXTRADITIoN

A. cable dispatch says Stephen Ray.
lnond, q fugitive, formerly Of the New
York Central Railroad bond notoriety,
has been arrested In London, and is held
for extradition. 'rsH'f'A:o' ..s clT
MAYOR HAvENEYRR's IAFERNAL MA
CHINE. ,-.---
Mayor Havemyer has received his in
ternal machine In the shape OF the fol:
lowing note: Beware! January 10th,
1874. FriendH Captain Leary Is hunt:
ing for the author. asf
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
A memorial Is being circulated for sig.
natures among the stockholders Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company for q
reduction of the capital stock to $50 O00,.
900 by the purchase OF the requisite
amount Of stock In the market, and the
issue to represent the aforesaid surplus by
private distribution among the stockhold.
ers Of $15,00O,Oo0 of 2 per cent income
bonds, the interest payable quarterly with
Q provision made for q sinking fund for
their gradual retirement. -ptl
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The remains Of the late Emperor Ns.
poleon III. were transferred to-day 10
[ne sarcophagus presented Eugenie by
queen Victoria. A number OF leading
BonSpsrtiSts attended, but the Primes
NAPOLEON Was abaant
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DaVenport Rrothere !

-@FfSS@AAtS ava hAS A4ASb t1LL46 IN IulH CITY LII
THE DARK CHAMBER WONDER I
And the Mysterious Cabinet. Also the most
startling and inexplicable results will Occur in
the Dark Room Wonders. No Cabinet used,
These Brothers make musical instruments host
ABOUT the room. They cause spectral arms and
hands 70 become Visible While these phenom.
ena are occurring the Brothers remain aeAted,
thelr hands and leet firmly tied.-HrdId.
Though the majority OF the audience were very
ekeptcal IN regard to spiritual agency, every
one was completely nonpluSsed 70 account for
the manner OF the performance, for It seemed
beyond the most wonderful magical fcats.-
They were lied in the cabinet. and the doors
shut without any hesitation. Various musical
instruments were sounded. Spiritual hSndG md
hces Sppeated at tho window. They were slut
IN and tied, and came forth unticd.-7Fi6unS,
The Brothers put on . coat while r0pe.bound.
With hour IN their hands, while tho knots We.e
ameared With caling.wGx.-Rofld -
BOX Once open Friday and Saturday between
~ Iva; 4 and ARK. for reserved seats. Admission
70, 80 and T5c. -7s..--7 ISS
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500, 900 Asked For.

The Trustees Of the Washington Ma
donal Monument fund held a meeting
yesterday and appointed a committee TO
take charge Of the interests Of the Associ.
alton before Congress, with view 10 i'm.
mediRte action. The House bill Of 1872.
sppropriating 100000 to aid in com.
pletng the monument, Is recommended.
Outstanding legal tenders amount 10