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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-17

The report of the majority of the Senate.
Committee to investigate Mississippi affairss
looks like Mr.Lamsr will not be admitted to his
seat in the United States Senate. The election
of the Legislature that elected him, was pro-
cured by fraud and violence, and the commit
tee states where such tactics are practced
the State should be deprived Of representation
in Congress.
The minority report comes to different con-
c,usion, and asserts that everything is lovely
in that State, except in the counties where
Republicans rule!
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-17

The unanimity and earnestness of the call
which .he Republicans of Indiana extend to
Hon. Ben. Harrison, attest the popularity of
the man, and his great strength among the vo-
tiers of the State. He has not sought the NOM
ination, nor desired it, but the circumstances
under which it has come to him, and the heart
mess with which it is rendered, leave no room
for hesitation in accepting it. His acceptance
secures the State incinaati Gazette.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-17

The House of Representatives have revived
an act Of Congress recommending the erection
of monument at Yorktown, passed in 1881.
They think it proper that the shaft should be
erected, but it is not consistent with Democrat
ic economy and retrenchment to undertake it
until after the Presidential election. Why,
then, did they pass the bounty bill, which looks
to the people to pay from s50,0O0,000 to $780,
100000? The soldiers of the la.e war have
votes. Yorktown is only the baptsmal place
of independence. 70 ''reformer's" eyes,
the difference is important just before an cleo
tion.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-17

We have received the first and second num-
beers of the Public Ledger, a daily evening
journal. just started in Norfolk by j. R. Lew
ellyn, W. A. Edwards and Joseph G. Fiveash.
1t is {! very neat and nrwsy little paper, DEM
ocratic in politics. and has all the signs for a
vigorous and prosperous future.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-17

The argument of the Democrats that where
Democratic rule prevails in the South, every
thing is orderly, is a singing cut at that party.
So long as they have their own way and mi
nority can control the majority, then it is all
right. as Republicans do not resist consti-
tuted authority. 1t is outrage and blood
shed, however, until this object is accomplish
ed. Look at Petersburgan and Richmond in our
own State. Look at Alabama, Mississippi,
Georgia, Arkansas and Texas Power was at
tanned by fraud and violence, and having be-
come satisfied themselves, they cease this kind
Of work.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-17

The Chicago Times, Democratic, speaks right
out and declares: eff Mr.. Sam. Cox. or any
other mountain-buttressed 'damphool' of the
Tribe OF Bourbon, thinks it possible to promote
the election Of Mr.. Tiden b. apologizing
for cot-blooded and wholly indefensible
butchery of negro prisoners by lawless white
men, whom Mr.. Cox recognizes by their Zero
cious desire to damn the Niger, as members of
his political church. lie is very much mista-
KEN
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-08-17

New York Times Thequestion Of the hi III
is, IF man can rob railroad of s3S4,0O0
and become the leader of the Democratic re-
form ticket, how much must he steal to be sent
to State prison?"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-23
Jeffrey's Sparkling Ale,
Byass's Champagne Pale Ale,
ChiIperic.

VtVHE GREAT STALLION CHILPERIC WILL
l. stand for the season at Mr.. j. N. Shawhan's
stables, 235 Gravier street. Charge, S25 for the
season. CHILPERIC sired by American Star,
Jr.; he by running horse American Star. sen of
Durock; he by imported Diomed. American Stars
dam was by Sir Henry; grand dam by imported
Messenger. CHILPERIC'S dam By Abdalla, a
pacing mare that could make her mile in 2:2s Amer
lean Star could trot mile in 2:26h. CHILPERIC
is splendid chestnut sorrel sixteen hands high, five
years old remarkably fleet and beat any stallion
in Louisiana. mh12 I'm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-23

THE GR1
Life and He
UNITED STATE
HOME OFFICE.
MOBILE, 1
Present Capital Stock, 100000.
WIN. Il. KETCHUM, President. F. =. DAvIDs'
B. d. LAY, Actuary. w. G. ENGLA-
GEO. A. KETCHUM,
President and General Manager Alabama Departme
President and General Manager Mississippi Departn
President and General Manager Georgia Department
Security Economy and Liberalty are the leading pri
All approved forms of Life and Endowment Policies
Seven years.
Accident Policies issued for any time from three day
RAILROADS.
YNHE MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta and via st. Louis,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
Trains arrive and depart from the Depot foot of
DEPART ARRIVE
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville Mach.
vile, Lynchburg and Baltimore. WITHOUT
CHANGE, and only one change to New York and
Ticket Office corner of Camp and Common streets,
opposite City Hotel.
D. B. ROBINSON, superintendent
ia301y NORMAN C. JONES, Gen. Agent.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
On and after JANUARY 31st 1876,
Trains depart and arrive as follows:
(Erom CalliOpe Street DepOtD
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express .720 A. NJ. Express $40 A. M
Mail $50 p III. Mail ..-......1 p. M.
Accommodation. 4 ?. M. Accommodation $50 A. N.
Sunday Accom-
mediation. 10 p. NJ
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st. Louis,
Chicago Louisville and Cincinnati.
Only one change OF sleeping cars tn Eastern cities.
Tickets for sale and information given at % Camp
street. corner Common.
E. d. FROST General Manager ap12
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HOTEL,

d OSSMORE HOTEL.
junction Of Broadway 7th Ave. and 42d Street.
NEW YORK CITY,
Three blocks west of the Grand Central Depot near
the Elevated Railroad, and but twenty MINI tes from
Wall street; and elegantly furnished Hotel all
modern improvements. Rates "a per day. Liberal
terms to families
CHARLES Z. LELAND, Proprietor
OF Delevan House Albany, N T., and Clarendon
Hotel, SaxatogA Els i'm
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-23

EDUCATION.
UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
Third street. near Dryades,
GEO. C. PREOT, Principal.
EUGENE d. SAUNDERS First Assistant.
THOS L. RAYMOND Second Assistant
The Spring Term of this School for Boys will begin
On Wednesday, Feb. 10.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY of the University Of Virginia
and Patrons of last Session For circulars and fur.
Their PARTICULAR address GEO G. PROT.
Flo I'm Lock Box 904.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-23

The Hindoo Bible forbids . woman to see
oancang. hear music, wear jewels, blacken her
cyooIows, eat dainty food, 1t ct window, or
s1ew herself in mirror during the absence
=. net husband, and it allows him to divorce
~ = sne mas no sons, Injuries his property,
Oo.us 49,, quafreis with another woman, OF
meal
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DIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC

b 49, '-.----- -
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY end wEDNES-
DAY, March 49, %, 81 and % and at the Wed.
nesday Matinee. the celebrated Pantomime
novel and original characterization Of mon.
DAY." in the new sensation. romantic, nautical
drama from Flank Leslies Weekly, dramatized
expressly for Mr.. Hernandez. entitled JACK
HARKAWAY AFLOAT AND ASHORE;
thrilling tablsaux, gorgeous scenery elegant
dresses, powerful situations, terrific combats
and lots of fun.
49, "a and 25 also at the Saturday Matinee, the
entirely new play written MI. Foster BY D.
Benson Kelly. Esq, ROBINSON eCRUSOE-
man a more faithful living ard sincere friend
than my man Friday. This favorite drama will
n be produced with entirely new scenery and the
proper appointments.
SUNDAY. March 26 The great emotional actress
Miss LUCILLE WESTERN, for limited nnm-
Der of nights. mh19
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CT CHARLES THEATER-
Sunday Eve ming, March 10.
and uLtl further notice.
THE KIRaLFY BROTHERS
have thu pleasure to announce 10 the New Orleans
public that they have procured the sole right OF pro-
ducing in thu United States AdOlphe d'Ener, 9
(author of the Two Orphans and Jules vernes great
spectacular drama
with all beautiful scenery, costumes and parapher
MALTA.
THE PORTE ST. MARTIN BALLET TROUPE
First appearance in America, of
MILE. LETOUNEUR, Premiere Absolute, sup.
ported by full corps de ballet.
The asst of characters will comprise the leading
members Of the st. Oh rles Theater Company.
Grand family matinee WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY. mh1Y If
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAvETHIs DAY
w formed a copart ership under tie name of
SIEWERD e. THOMPSON. for the purpose OF
Milling Rice and we h reby give notice thai we will
conduct our business at The Thompsons Rice Mill
Nos 81 aud GA Decatur sire in this city, of which
we are the proprietors. where will be pleased to
see our old friends and customers.
As guarantee of our abili to conduct said bust
ness properly. need tut refer to past
perence in the business, said siewera having been
If the owners and managers of the Perseverance
years and said Thompson having been engaged in
the business for the past twelve years. and owner
and manager o; SAID Thompsons Rice Mill for tie
past two years. -
A. H. SIEWERD,
To THOMPSON.
New Orleans March 10, 1876. milo st
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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER OITJ.

Peabody Primary and Grammar echool.
247 St. Charles street. opposite Tivoli Circle.
This Model School for the methodcal instruction
years of age under the direction of competent and
an experienced Principal, will be opened in the
Rooms OF the Peabody Normal Seminary ct 9 A. NJ.
MONDAY, 90th SEPTEMpER
N: B-Respectable children, who have been i'm
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments Of public schools, who can not for any rea-
s0o, enter those schools, are INVITED to attend
this Model School; and their parents and others a.
voring this movement are requested to confer with
the Principal, or with the undersigned, between
and 10 A. NJ, on any day of the week.
ROBT. M. LUSHER
Agent Of the Peal ody Educational Fund and State
superintendent le jure OF Public Education, Leu.
islana.
New Orleans, pt. H. 1875. s15tf
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VtNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
L rmed copartuership under the firm name of
KIP g. RUCH, and will continue the Rice Milling
Business at the Perseverance Rice Mi Is g. TO- IL and
IA Elysian Fields street. where they respectfully
solicit continuance OF the patronage here ofore 81
literally bestowed.
A. p. KIP.
LOUIS RUCH.
New Orleans March l. 1876. mh16 4t
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vJvHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
i ing in this city under the firm name of SIZE
WEIRD e. KIP has been dissolved by mutual con
sent. M A. P. Kip will sign the name of the i'm
in liquidation.
A. H. STEWARD.
A. p. KIP.
New Orleans, March 1, 1876.
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DY MUTUAL CONSENT THE COPARTNER-
ID ship heretofore existing under the name and
style of LANDAUER e. WOLF is dissolved from
d after this day. J. Wolf retir and T. Lapdauer
continues the business for his own account.
E. LANDAUER,
j. WOLF
Harrisonburg La, March 1, 1877. mh21 st
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-23
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash & HOdgsOn.
COTTON-COTTON-COT
1900 bales Cotton (more or less) Slightly Damaged
By water saved from Ship Majestic. T. G. Glib
bons, master.
Under the supervision Of the Master and Wardens
of the Port of New Orleans.
Fur Account of Whom it May Concern, Without
Reserve at Auction.
DY NASH e. HODGSON-W. I. Hodgson, Auc-
ID tioneer office No. IS Caropdelet ,treet-On
THURSDAY, March %, 1875, at 12 o'clock NJ, at, the
Reading Press will be sold
1900 bales Cotton (more or less), saved from the
sh p Majestic. Opt. Gibbons.
Terms--Cash on delivery mh29
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-23

COMMERCIAL Al d CLASSICAL ACADEMY
~ PAT st. Chsrls street. =
Day and Night School, ROBERT M. LUSHER
Principal.
All the English branches, with the highs Matte.
mates and the Natural Sciences, and Modern and
Ancient Languages thoroughly taught Hours for
boys: A. NJ to P. NJ, and So to 9P. M. Classes
in French and Latin. for Young ladies' from to r,
M: For circulars. etc., apply at the Academy.
ia2 cod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-13
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Dates Of the Beard Of Educatiou for the
Ensuing Year.

Upon assuming the Presidency Of the
Board Of Eiucat.on Tor 1876. yesterday, Com
mis- Toner William wood said that two thirds Of
the children IN the public schools attend the
primary schools. They enter the schools too
elrly IN HE. Childien under six yeats OF age
should not be admitted to the primary schools.
- soon as the standard OF are IA raised the
primary schools VIII be better. The most Inn
portant duty that deyolves upon the Board "
Education is that OF improving the condition
OF the primary pupils aud schools. The
latter are ordinarily IN the tower parts Of
building, and poorly ventil ted and lighted.
reign languages, ~ studics In the grammar
hchools- VIII next engage the boards attention,
proposition to introduce French and Germ IN
into those schools lies on the table. t. the
study OF these language for mental exercisc
there " no objection, hut II Il found that this
exercise VIII prejudice English. French and
Normal College must bc considerei IL edu.
Gates class Of capable teachers for the public
schools. Another year should be addict TO the
Norm J school course. Young women OF seven
teen. AT er but three years Of preparation In the
Normal school, should not be expected to teach
. class as thoroughly as Young men Of twenty
one, VINO have scent four years In the College Of
the Citv OF New York. There are seventy teach
efs IN the public schools, who were not gradu-
hted at the Normal llicgc, although thc5 were
tee t. the graduates Of the Normal College. who
earned ny enduring the severe ordeal Of exami-
nation the right to be instructors in the public
.'h''l'. hili il'W hCilbH - lNt'il uN INC DIdfh
In regard to music a. public school study. II Is
tied up with hard kuots Neither special music
teachers nor musical director or assistant
directors can be appointed. The New York pub
lie schools are FIR inferior Ia respect to music
to those OF Boston.
Communications from CORPORATION Counsel
Whitney and the Il lard Of Abandonment we're
read, tue former Informing the board tn It.
mas the power tO draw uion It's annual apprO-
pratiuu. and the latter hat the boards allow
aucc for lsit Is SAtji.OOO and That of the col
leg" OF the ttty - .,sw YORK is Slj0NO.
+ ed az H.
tee on the curse OF Stidi q % requested 20 tx-
Guide from tie curriculum all other subjects
~ - tnc Principles Of an clsmcnttr, English
education. The motion was so referred. 10
the same committee WA refer ed Commissioner
tpuliiug resolution. That 90 uniform system Of
tex books should oc established Ia the gram
mar ana primary schools.
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wEDNrsptY.J N. Flour nrmer. but tho
az hc, prc'snsiJns oi shers cutcecd igisin.ss.
cru, Winter e1 IA s.Ipans quiet. Bucswhcst nour
quote flouTYo mi ,a gr- }gie, .rr We
due STATE aud Western tt,sSi3Ss extra suIe.
$50 d9 XIX and X2x PP5556 @Rgss5i e do sa ss
yee,, s SHa i; Xxx tSSss sg9esSa patent 100.
family brands a. ..s; sluhcrn bakers aud
ms western ~ Z, 2 az sSsSS SSra
$3.50 Buekvheal nour. - 1U1 MS. S1.iVesgiO.
Ia " sore AMI an e Tor So 4o SSsS
spring; tla2oasi 1 Tor ~. spriag; &1.2O Tor IN.
s 5,n ,priIs 81 a. ~ siore for No. Mgankee
n store ir 80 chicago -prnx ti.2iossi ., Tor No.
ooD BUSH Il 4se Tor rs s 2l! ae Tor Nc
trn MID 49, for 30; Nhl~auNe, mixed, 40 t52c:
and essier sail. $3.50 %. at 5s5s &c. for nO.gfa
miSeo eoscc pew @S'd &c Tor southern err yc
i.r choice so1the n waite. Rye and barley quiet aid
eb! at % o YSi sSaa{ ALE: 81 s sgss 80.
PRIME mes, iui nrs ea'ierand Hots active -aes 1850
nrmcr sales ioob Is. n -, i,tc for city long cas
Hny ~ o oa ~ '' mrts luet siles lhcude
g.c. lsri va g,er and more, active sales on ne
&C. a1n s psr ct{ H9I Tor iGiqr. delivery
l''ia -i'e for February. IS 3iaelJlc. for March.
Gci s,. 30 & *. trmc Ne s r nfaie.' ra,.T
a. ~ i" It uip ,,scr tle' aaf Mgsier, s}.S
@3lc; Go ps Ss oc Wesicln XXI pn d Xxx M 20
.,ci ana rolls. iSe !tr. thtce moderately active al1
d.. dairy, aaa s'etsc. ior wcsf'rn ia nv. ESgs
uncAAl. a. - .' D. icsa and 2sa -5c. Tor incl
me quotations, wrici afe revised %. follow strict W
ad b'ioT reduced t Nrs p 9nG3 20" l i,,eo slss
low nnuahns 10. /. Toe. sais sOi bales 90 winch 40
ylnccdi see. a. 10 6a,as. c,sie at ii i!. f fr
iai l8 tpr ,e i1 i,,y ~ II iic Tor Nih 5ea.
49, ~ re ior Juy Reccp.s at the ports teday
were ~ 3 I9c Liverpool market was du'i iniddhuy
a. iani g. i+loi
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The Hon. y. Is. EusGis Elected By n Majority
NnIe OF The IcRisininrc.

The Hon. y. ". Eustis Elected BY n Majority
Vote OF the Legislature.
NLw ORLr,Ns. Jan. 12.-Thc lobby and
gallery Of the House were full OF speot tor. a,
the orcnin: of that body to-day. and lust At She
time appointed for tho ballot for United sta'e-
senator, the Conservative Senator. acc,nra-
MED 10y the three Opublcan members u tho
senate tNcssrs G,"en. Blackburn, and Alcx,n-
dcrl. made their appearance on the noor y the
House, ccDius from the Speakers room, whore
tney nal hoen wnitinl After .omo discussion.
tie Speaker called : ua'nr BLACKBURN o. tina
cInir .nu The roll of the senate was called. iue
Cons 'ryatiNc senators md the three kct ihli,ll
members nu Werin2 10 their names. Suh~c-
QleLtly . ballot Wa. taken. aud air. I4~tls re-
CIV - votes. which d. a maJ lrty ~ the q n
erI y sembly Of the STATE. Mes ~. BiHe kburn,
Greer. and Alex utcr cgii iu,d ther votes
-After The te was announced hy the sue 4kcr
senator blackburn rose ana said: " IN tae RI ut
joint session. announce the Hon. j. n. Eu-tl-
tnitei states senator to rcGr cnt the state u
Louisiana.
1wclvc senators particiuatel in the elect 81
- l4.t.. Inc uroccs uin-s are r. tried a., lI4-
form j. the > natc not having "-rced % au 81 Co.,
zion, tut I'D. pied e. resolution tua' tutre wa 40
vacancy. Eurtis received 80 Nntca. one ul, re-
thnu N Is uHIt-- O.. on. ei f.-IAfv fn~.r Rene
The nnnuuurem"rt Of the rc-ul OF The election
by senator blackburn AID speaker I~telleftr
loudly applau.rl ih thr crIWd 30 the J. tl-
leric-. senator blackburn sd. il.t DE wanted
cufc Tor leaving Lpul-i ma out after Mcmillan.
Raw. liuchhHck. and Mari had failed 60 rci 10.
Mr.. Pinchhack WIS present ia tho House during
the election. IL l. said Tat Lieut.. SOS. Antoine
VIII refuse 90 sign thc ccfiiG ate 4 EIsl~'s
election. MI Ln.tis favored the Wheeler coA-
promise.
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Tnr yryErr-SI,ru DrsntvDrD.


German Regiment Dr1pici out OF the
National Guard ~Ome Rel nli-thent-.
Two hundred Germans of the Ninety
SIKH llesim, ni met IN tic armory, at white and
Him streets last night, % receive their dismissed
from the service OF the state. Their Colonel.
Andrew saul. who rose from csptaincy. and
was the Oldest member ~ the regiment, baie
ms command farewell ana WAS presented WIKI
framed 01rtf Ms Z the drum CORPS. CUl Kiur.
ui thf second irl- Ne. nrtiied the regiment 40
their di- re MI fl1n. pursuant tp GOV ii4ru'+
order. aud % W thru must cod out iu crniut-
hloa. Tho ninety KIN was ORGANIZED in enc
spiilg OF leli for service ia tac rebellion. uit
the WA cndei before its services We're e. 81 20
Ter the regiment then entered the National
Quart. IL Numbered 40 wn,n mastered out.
AIiut ant Max Boiler and i'tv picksI men r. ini
the ol-hInded regiment marched 20 col. Sp,u-
ccr'~ fii h -imcnt .nu enlisted ia Company
q, With EhlCr "a lueir Captain.
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tophtr street go 800 also under force osurs ana
ntlt hhtr 81 two hou~s. win iot 2iS55. nortAslst
co htr = liou Ton and Nul cry strc. ~. f152i.
lN 3 y HrprNrr & 60. f1rrr IRE one three aff nv
brnwu s,nhe nOu.e. Win Ot 1GSxIuUl norm side OF
IL ttr 81, lht ~ lctt r1 of Frs vI uur fG stN
~ ,ig. ktnno.iy furclofure one plot 81 iani. 5ox
" 80 Z, on -trt tifuIi.u tu Mammalian
ctr ct. 90 tot ra-t uf Tenth avenue, al. ZOO
. The folio vim tOrcrl04urp ies we're adt,urr,t
Ffemi - ~ Guar street IT, ian. 10 proper ' north
ruc % ~ NsiA'h reg, west Of -ccond gvvuur. to
Jar - prop " south siff fftyfnurh street. west
OF rust aNttu 10 Jan 90 property c4st si oil pnth
avenue to Jan % prul rry see Of -elgwick ave.
nue.. noith OF 2ojth street. . Fen. 10.
i iurcCol-ur .alc ~, petty % Boulevard. sixty
irr. street Eighth ~ nLe, aad the Cuc was Wits
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POHIL'ap j II. ia 1homaston dc pntch
says tho Jefferson Borden muu.oris have received a
cable tec-uin datcdJ n TO- 1870, signed oy Bvn Jau
T. Have, mate ~ the vessel, esyuF;
"Gct tcpuc,e, and can taycyou. IT,. prescnt
crew Of tlr Borden have .isucl ttatraIrut tiIu
ias ~ th" cplHuOn of ie Ncss'L - harsh lcatul 1T
} the Vt.tt asa, Hu4 ot oil. rUiDsal 10 N their Wlr'-
1icy sAI tnoy hHyp uD duuu' inst the foriACr crew
were drNcu TO Wutiny by lis cruelty
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truc, and JeGcr.on Davis having been the con-
seiuus author ~ that terrible work AZ Anderson
tilie. the Amct'. ~ people sun held HIM unfit to
Ice arul' i'i ar ong the le isltor If the naion.
Nr.G fn0N ,ouclud'd % .rpcch with 70 pcror'-
,i1n. o" which lac thanked God I reacc, md
for ttc t.rt o.. tihtncHVtui flame oi war slavery
Lad uCen urn .u to death.
Mts~NcnrsE Us rrri nLtoAS.
Mr. Seei,e Oicr.. MsssJ followed him IN
f,N rDw ia adv re t' tn pri e VIZ. ~ o's
from wuesty. but faVunut thnt rHrl ~ u th
Requires a'untsticd pc'sons t. ak the olth #
II. lNnlau cx.lpin ID III { trat vas unreccs-
sarf. if -ftu'l a tnc bill Dtlv removed N,
rti ical dis ltiiliDs rs ~ vented the 'idir, II
t'c. Hni every gers ~ entering on an oIice
" ne q to- '.l>e the o,in.
\ iuns di.c ..s.ilu SD % cn.ucd on the tcchut-
pUiu iu IariiI utaiV law Whi Their '.r
ll.iue' being tHc tuiroducef - TIC m tier be-
fott trc l'oU sr. Nad tire ~, q OF reply.
Tho 50 akcr ruled tiat re MAD not. ana Mr..
u .n>s und.. Nlass.) endo scd he 'uling. and 60
cla,ed tHU y" sHund,F d,csion had ever been
given In ,hc House.
The SVtakcr ackuow'cdccd tho compliment.
nd adrcd tn.t hc was su-' ti"ed or al points
ly he tnrranlr tti rral Crrk. VIZ Butcl =.
VINO hld twcntvei.it years experience ~ par
i.aiN IL .,onp,oni-c was agreed upon hv
Nii % VIZ. liNr' is 90 speak f'r On tour to
morrow aud then 10 e ~ TIE previous question.
Tue Agreement Tor CLOSING the Debate.
WNsuiNCroN, Jan. l2.-The arrangement
alrced upon g., the Democrats tonight to close
the debate ON the Amnesty bill aud reconsider
,he vote OF Monday last on Handalfs bin, will
pu; tuat hill cfofc the House again. MIR.
II ndali Niil th,u accept Mr.. Bhnc's amend
meat II the latter docs not slic the rules Of the
IL .n-c at iin AID cut OH all motions cNccut IT,
.Nit on tlnD table. The general oiiuion Ia thit
uc. House viii reject the exception
c.th rcquircmcnt, art m that torn the Amucs-
~ lill NAV &. the SCENE IN the Hout, %.
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