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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-23

DO. 50a2 Is
4IRON-Thc demand rs good and prices rule
very firm. ~ ..f 49,
Wrought Bar, common, per 100 lbs. as
Wrought Charcoal Bar--..-..---..---.--- ) IS
Wrought, Scrap, per lb..........-......... nc
cast scrap per lb..----....-...-: ---.--;--- E9zc
LEAp-Prices are quoted as follows; Pig ~
arc: bar per 10 s14glOc.
MORPHINE-The market is dull and lower
at 60 5Q96 IS.
NAlLS-Without quotable change.
Nd 10 e0d....S2 70a 4d 10 6d-.........SS4 asa
Sd-.-.;..;-..-.--.-- s6@ Spikes Ccut... 2 esq
% 70 "a ;.s.: . 2Qa
NAVAL STORES-We quote:
Rostn ex pale S. 509609 Rosin. No. 81 50@2 rs
Rosin pale Dbl 00@4 50 Tar, pr bbl...-. 5c@5 so
Rosin, No. ,---S 25@3 IS Navy PITCH 1904 90
hosln, No. 2....S OO@S2 70 IL.
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Indianapolis Dry COON Market.

Indianapolis Dry COON Market.
DRY G00DS-Dealersre report an active mar
ket and prices irmer, but not quotably higher
BArrISe-Ordinary, l09lZzci miodlins, lDc;
BRowN DRILLNe-Nashville, $40; Pepperel
DC; Stark, &c. i.t ID 49,
fICKNG-Omego, 81 inch. l61<c; Conestoga
A Medal, l5c; Medal, l61zc; extra,X, 15c; extra,
A, Ice: Lewiston, SO inch, 18c: q Inch, l5c; 30
inch. 1870: plaid 1Sc. ~
SHIFTING STRIPEs-American, o-3, Toe; 3-3,
30; Whittenden cnevtots, b &c; "A lie; AAA
l21<c; Xxx, l21zc; Otis cheviots, 21zc; Everett
do. ll1%c: homespun &c.
PAPER CAMBRIO-Common colors, &c; high
colors, lc higher.
/. PRINTs-American SIC: Washington, Merri-
mac, Oriental and Conestoga 61zc; Richmond
go Allen &c; Freeman SIC. ~.sndard Shirt
ing prints, &c; Albion solid colors &c: Wam-
sutta, SO; Mourning prints, 61Sc; Spragues &c.
CARPET CHAIN-White. 2lc; colored, &c;
coverlet warn. pc
BROWN SHEETINGs-vermont,s &c; Nashville,
60; Vaudeville TIC; Idaho, SIC; New Albany
nc: stark A. Sc; Laurel ID. &c; Laurel III. 7c;
PARK A., 6lzc; Granite B., &c; Bedford r.. &c
Pepp N, exc; Pepp o., &c; Pepp r. TIC; Pepp
e. &c; Charter Oak &c; Lancaster standard SIC.
BLEAcHED Observation-Disclosures Ice: Hope
s1zc: blackstone. &c: Mascoment. exc: BILL.
rs SIC; "A, 91zc; Dwight Star, lOc Vaughn Xxx,
SIC; Red Dog, &c; Quaker, &c; Cambrics, Ions
dale, lac; Young Warrior, 1l15o; Jabez Knight,
91zc: Wamsutta. l3c; New York Mills l3c.
GRAIN BAGs-Amoskea2 A, zoe; Lewiston
A.. INC: Stark. 25c: Union E%: Banner. zoo:
Montaup. 2hc; American lsc; Harmony
l9c
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indianapolis Provision Market


BULK MEArs-The market to day was dun
and prices RI ed lower. We quote c. r. sides
at &c; clear sides at 7asc: shoulders sc: long
clear boxed 7hc; s. p. shoulders SIC; S. p. hams
SL991zc. ,-f
LARD-Is quotabIy unchanged: we quote p. s.
ard, tierces, SC; kettle lUc.
JoBBING observation-disclosures report fair
trade, with prices steady; We quote: Clear
PORK, $40 %, mess pork, SIS 80; bacon should
9c;breakfast bacon, packed lO9lc; sugar cured
hams lie.
Indianapolis Grain and Flour Market.
CoRN-was lower with an increased desire
to sell, advices from other points quoting low
er prices, deferred shippers from taking hold
at the decline, and there was no desire on the
part of dec ers to operate. Futures were dull
and neglected.
100 Dbl lots; fancies al 50 so: family IS 6O@s o.;
extra 81 0098 20; superfine s. O046 50. Retail
prices range from 81 90 TO 81 50 above 100 Dbl
Wharf.-The market is steady, with an up
ward tendency. We quote: No VI %: No
81 IS: No 3 81 %; rejected 81 S19l 40.
Oats Prices are unchanged and trade Is
dull at 8aS9c for rejected.
BRAN-Is dull at Sl49l6 Is per ton.
indianapolis E'rsduee Market.
GREEN observation-disclosures selling at 81 rs
az OO per Dbl, spinach selling at 81 25al 50 per
Dbl; kale selling at 81 GOAL rs per bbl; onions
selling at l09l2c per dozen punches; radishes
selling at 2O@15c per oozen lunches; cucnm-
at 81 75a2 ~ per box; beans are firm at & 75d
Is per box; cabbage So OO93 50 per bbl.
A-rfLEs-The market rules active and firm.
we auote at 81 a 50 per pbl for Michigan and
eastern western ~ 5093 90. .t
BUTrER-Is dull and nominal. Shippers are
paying loo. and it's selling In store at l2olSc.
bEEsWAx-loc.
BrANs-In good request. We quote whIte
navy vt - IS DER oushel from store.
EGss-The market In dull and weak. Ship
mission sales from store are made 81 loc.
FEATHKRs-Rule active and steady. We
quote: prime i've geese az 3o9i0c; mixed.
geese andduck. zoo old feathers l0925c.
HoNEY-Ranges from 2o97c per pound,
according 70 quality. rt0 az IL
HAY-fhe market Is dull and we quote tim
othy at $500 per ton.
PoULrKY-A good demand is reported at
quotations We quote: turkeys, alive, &c per
10: ducks ~ IS per doz: roostsrs t2) per doz
hens % % per doc. Geese. fuil feathers, "a 80
per doz. M tr
RAGs-Are steady and unchanged, and we
quote good cofton ragr M lE9zc per ID.
OrIoNs-Choice yellow selling from store at
"a rot 50 per bbl New onions are Arm at
80 o09e SO per Dbl. Ton onions-Most desirable
prime quality, buying NJ 81 1892 90 per bush
ell; held at VI 75q2 10, according TO quality.
Bottom sets selling at s4es4 50 per bushel.
PorAroEs-Are firm; we quote old &C u l59
. ger ga o.. afr.y<ii. accor1ing 70 quality
from store, Iopbing sales i0Uioc aigner.
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F NANCIaL AND COMMERCIAL.
~oSEr AND THE MARKETS.
,Jrrrcr OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL,

Local financial affairs are in all regards
about the same as have distinguished them
for several weeks past The demand for money
from first class borrowers IS promptly met by
the banks and accepted paper is placed at 10
to II per cent.
We have no change to note in eastern ex-
change, the current rates for counter sales be-
ing lie premium.
rsDrAsAPoLrs CLEARING HOUSE.
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IMPORTS OF Specie.
Following Is a detailed statement Of the I'M
ports of specie into the port of New York dur
ing the week ending May 10, ISL:
T0tal............... -...-... ~. 49,.
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indianapolis Grocerv Market.

market. ffIftf- rfii. .1-r fff,aa .-t.f. -. -
CoFFEEs--The demand for coffee is fairly ac-
Rio 5000 &c good to fair Zl@22c: prime 221<9
231zc; choice 70 fancy 240a4b<c: Java 29G3lc.
CHEEsE-Prime new is held at l3150l4c.
MOLAAssEs- AND SIRUP-QuoJaLlons are un-
changed. New Orleans molasses is worth for
new crop 5o96Sc, for fair TO fancy, and sirups
a. 5c@sI TOR common to fancy.
RCE-Dealers quote at 61z@S11zc for Carolina;
61z9Sc for fair to best louisiana
SuGARs-The market rules active at yester-
days quotations.. We quote refined A at l2ss
hard 1914 1l31zc; circle @ and B 1l9l &c; yell
lows I0zsgl054c; fair 10 choice New Orleans 81
@l0lzc. I'D eN uG f
soAP-We quote Hoosier City common bar
at So 80 per box; Tousey's German SIC per 10;
other German S4S4 50 per box; White Russian
CAEDLEs-We quote: Hotel, lyCgzDc; star can
dies. t61a@lsc: common pressed. 131s@l41<c.
TEAS-We have no chance 70 note In pr es.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-23

CRANBERRIEs-Are selling at SO 25@3 IS per
bueoes and At sS@lI oer hsJrel. fftt > sf
DRIED FRBFTS-There is but little doing and
prices are nominal. Apples. new, 3@31zc per III.
Peaches, bright peeled, nom. lS1z@22c: halves
unpeeled, l2@l3c: quarters. 7@9c: mixed. lie
STRAW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are more liberal,
the demand good and prices steady at 81 ESQ
Is per crate OF 70 quarts. n fttef
GoosEBERBIEs-Are in fair demand and
pricss are lower.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-23
Indianapolis Live stock Market.
H. TUESDAY EVENING, May p.
Reported by j. B. Sedwick d Co.,

.A TUESDAY EVENING, May p.
Reported by j. B. Sedwick d Co..
Wholesale Commission Dealers in Cattle Hogs
and Sheep
CATTLE-There were $50 cattle at Excba ngf
yards to-day of good quality. The demand
from butchers was very light, but the shippers
bought freely. AT the close there was a few
left unsOld. We note the sales:
q good steers, average 200 lbs, re-
5O fair steers, average LOO lbs, sold
%
6O cows, heifers and steers retailed
aI-.- -..-.s.-..-...------ =. OO95 90
We quote the market slow at Thursdays
prices:
Good. smooth, fat steers ........A 1896 25
G1od cows, heifers and light steers 25(95 90
Medium cows, heifers and light steers 3 50a4 90
Common cows, heifers and light steers 1903 25
Veal calves-.--.- -....-.--...-...-.-. o0@5 90
I1ulr---.- OOdo -
Cows and calves dull at ........r.... 20 00940 20
SHEEP-Are dull and lower, selling at 81 GOA
90 for fair to good wooded and So 250i Is for
fair TO good sheared sheep.
HoGS-Are dull, selling to packers at 81 so
"A IS for $50 to 90 lbs average and 81 S0@4 80
for go to go lbs average; roughs 81 90.
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ExPoRrs OF SPECIE.

EXPORTS OF SPECIE
The following is detailed report OF specie
exported from the district Of New York for
the week ending NAY ID. 1911;
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ton OF the winter wheat. prospects Of spring
sown grains, weather, etc.:-- - -
ILLINOIS

Christian County-Wheat looks well.
Cass COunty-Winfer wheat looks fne.
Fulton C00nty-Wlnter wheat very hue.
Stark OOunty--Wi grain looks well.
Edgar County Winter wheat looking splen-
did.
Marion County-Wheat nearly knee high.
jefferson COunty-Winter wheat looks bet
ter than IL has for years.
Piatt County-Winter wheat looks good
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Receipts shipm'ts
May 81,

GRAIN IN STORE.
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There have been important Deliveries to-day
OF heavy wooiens on account o. previous en-
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PhiIadeIphfa afarkef.


TOLEDO. May 2l-Flour-Dull. Hn
Wheat-Dull; amber Michigan spot 81 90;
June 81 SO; No. red winter spot 81 s.; June
81 IS; July 81 50; No red 81 IS; rejected Lake
Shore red 81 70.
Corn-Quiet; high mixed spot SIC; No 2 spot
SIC: June 531xc: July 55sz0155c: August 5S1zc;
rejected sic: damaged 40c.
Oats-D'lll; white 4Sc; Michigan 45c.
Receipts-Flour 300 bbls; wheat 1000 bu;
corn 81 o o bu; oats 900 bu.
Shipments-Flour none; wheat 1900 bu;
corn Al 900 bu; oats none.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-01

\ dispatch from Belgrade says in conse-
quence Of q violation ty Clrcasslans OF the |!
muk lroolier of SerVia 4 Sclvian brigade ha>
left Grsdisa for Saitschar.
\ telegram from Napusa states that lhc Mon
teucg,inS have occupied heights commandinr
Podgortzl, and bombarlmcnt is considered
imminent. The Turks are hastcuing to the &c
fence of that place.
1t is officially announced ia Constantiuollr
that the brigade which was culrcnchcd at re
ische has been dispersed by the Russians.
Chevket I'asha is terrifying the neighborhood
Of Orcbanie. Sueiman pasha tecgraphs con
irmaton of reports that the Russian army 81
the Dohluia is marching to kuzehun beat
SiliStra.
Gen Melckoff has been appointed 'rcri~
onal Guardian Of 'rurk i>h Armenia.
LONDON, Nov. Lit appears from Bu'h
Arrest telegram dated last night, that IN effort
is being made to gain possession Of the p!cvna
and R.hova roal. The Roumanian force
which has been stationed between the river
Vld and lskra, yesterday made reconnc-
ancc along the Danube in the direction OF Ia.
hova. At Ealcni they iou1d q Turkish de-.
tachment occupying some carthworks. The
Roumanlan report states. that after q bTIj
canonadc the Turkish magazine exploded. AL!
the garrison rctrcated in the direction Of Tia
hova. T~o companies of lioumanlans otrnr,
the redoubt.
a special dispatch from Vienna to the Tim:
says the uDcasincsS at Constanlinop!c about
Chat Osman Pasha'S army is by 90 means
groundesS. 1t is true there are the roads in
the direction Of Widiin and Vratzl which co
not appear to have been closed, but these are
Of little avail for supplies, and are very pc''
substitutes for the Sofia road 10 case OF r'
treat from Plcvna. While there were only de
tachmeuts OF Russian cavalry ranging west o!
the Vid, and all important points on the roai
we're held by the Turks, retreat could have
been effected with to!crable facility; bu! now
that Muscovic army may be said to be /"
the rear Of Plevna, and on the most dirrc! liz:
CT retreat, retiring movement by the "lEr!
routes becomes rather doubtful m.ltcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-01

The revolt of the colorcd voters from the rad'
cal control under which they have heretofore
been such obcdient subjects, is extending, as
will be seen By reference to another portion OF
to.day's Gazette. 1t exhibited itself with eft.
fectiye force in the late municipal election
in Baltimore; the Philadelphia radicals
fear it in their city next Tuesday; in Potts
VILE in the Same State, those engaged
10 it boldly Tell what they intend doing,
and the indications are that it has Cross
ed the Potomac, on its southern march, and
will make itself felt 10 this city on the 9th inst.
The coored voters have found, after sad ex-
periencc, that radical promises, from that tirst
one, by which they were to receive forty acres
Of land and mule though all the succeeding
ones. including that by which they were to TO-
crease their possessions By dsDosting their
money 10 the Freedmen $ Bank, down TO that
by which c,lorcl candidates on radical tickets
were to be elected to Office, are but words spoken
TO the ear to be broken to the heart, and hav-
log at lepgh obtained true Knowledge of the
character OF their deceivers, are leaving them to
the fate that so justly awaits them, utter
adjustment IS political party, at least in
those sections of the country in which they
have heretofore held sway by reason of the votes
they received from the colored people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-01
Senator Morton.

A dispatch from Indianapolis at ii o'clock
last night says Senator Morton is yet alive,
but is evidently sinking, and it is ouy matter
Of conjecture how soon death will be upon him.
About 10 O'Clock the effect Of 40 opatc hav.
ing passed off and his physicians not being in
the room at the moment the Senator suffered
severely from sufcation, and called repeatedly
for air. The windows and doors were thrown
open, but without relief to him until DR.. Thomp.
son came in and administered another opiatc.
causing quiet sumber, In which state he is
and her sisters. Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Gill and Mrs.
Holloway, Colonel Hallowav, Governor Bur
back, the SENATOR'S sons, Oliver and Walter,
the nurses and his physicians. No others are
admitted.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. l-2 a. m.-Sen.
ator Morton has been very restless and nervous
for the past hour asd is hiccoughiug quite
rapidly. DIR. Thompson is with him but can.
not give an opinion a. to how long the Senator
may live.
2:3O a. MA message from Senator Nor.
toms residence says he is dying.
$3.50 a. m.-Senalor Morton is now sleeping
uuder the influence of powerful opiatcs.
m.-Senator Morton is still living, but
cannot last over few hours lie may die at
any minute.
q. m.-Senator Morton IS dying.
10 q. Ex-senator Morton is still living aud
at times is able to speak and give directions to
his attendants.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. Ill. so q. m.-Eforts
are now being made to relieve Senator Mortou's
suferipgs BY tho inhalation of chloroform,
morphia having ceased TO have any effect, what
ever, the vesices of the skin refusing to longer
absorb the drug. The vile and sons of the
dying man arc at his right hand Frustrated with
grief, while his friends are grouped around tho
bedside and elsewhere about the room watching
10 silence for the final breath. The Senator
is conscious at intervals. giving some directions
as to the disposition Of the supporting pillow or
calling for moro air. DR.. Thompson says life |
may be prolonged through the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-01

Now that the immediate effect Of the an.
nouucemcut of the Congressional standing com.
mittees has woro off. and opportunity has been
allowed for deliberate consideration Of the
real qualifications of those committees it is
beginning to be generally conceded, except, Of
course, by the disappointed congressman and
their particular friends, that Mr.. Randall, in
making his appointments. was not acuated by
personal motives, but by patriotic desire to
benefit his country by such wise measures as
intelligent, efficient and laborious committees
can propose. aided. doubtless, by the laudable
ambition to be recorded as the Speaker of a
House capable of such legislation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-01
pup,Isusp DAILY AND TRIWEEKLY By
EDeAE SNOwDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING, NONEMbEK

"Robcrts," tho well-known and popular cor
respondent of the Washington Capital. has
been removed from her position as clerk in the
Agricultural Bureau, for certain adverse ortiz
cisms upon the management OF tho Department
of the Interior. Roberts," with all her varied
ACQUISITIONS, has not possessed herself OF the
knowledge that when ones 1and is 10 the
lions mouth it had better be quiet. CuttiOg
and slashing at people in newspapers arc oil
versions that should not be INDUCED 10 when
the assailaut is at The mercy Of The asSailcd.
Truth il mighty and will prevail, like homes ty
i, the best policy,is 40 excellent motto, and the
rule Of morals it inculcates proves true in all
cases, but, under such government as that
now existing iu this country, the fruitop OF its
promise is often delayed so long that those who
rely upon it sicken with hope deferred, and We
are afraid that 'Roberts' has paid dearly for
her whistle, and that she will God that run
ming pen has been as disastrous to her as run-
ming tongue to many Of her sex. Her desire
for reform was honest and patriotic. and not
many in her position would have run the rlsk
of losing comfortable aud easy Office, with a
handsome monthly salary attached to it, mere
ly for the sake of gratifying . laudablc wish TO
benefit the country. She did, however, and
lost, and though she, as philosopher, may de-
rive consolation from the old saying, nothing
veutured nothing had" we hope she may not
have cause to regret the course she has pur-
sued. There is a time for all things, but Ger.
tainly the time to censure Caboct minister is
not when The censurer can be dismissed from
a valuable Office at the will Of the ensured
that il, provided the ceDsurer does not want
the Office, which, we trust, may be the case with
Roberts"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-01
News Gl the Fay.

The tuocral tf Gen. Forrest took place al
neon 1t tie Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
in Memphis, yesterday, Rev. DR.. Stainback,
who had been & private soldier under Gen.
Forrest. otGoi.tin2. The streets for squares
were crowded WITH people. Among tho
pail bearers were }. tferson Davis, Governor
Porter, Jacob Thompson, Cvlonel Galloway,
DE-. rowar ard Mej Rlmbant, of Gen. For.
rests staff. The funeral cortege wss composed
Of mounted - Couf'nrrates preceding the
hearse, music, Odd Fellows. various military
ORGANIZATIONS. OK Confederate sol1icrs,cx Union
soldiers, civil organizations. the Mayor and City
Couuc, the Fire Department, and citizens on
foot. business was suspended during the flu
neral ceremonies, and thousands of persons
lined the sidewalks. The remains wero inter.
red at Elmwood, with Odd Fellows rites and
military honorS
The resignation OF Mr.. Howard as Solicitor
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad was accepted By
the Board Of Directors yesterday lie resigned
because tie officers Of the road did not approve
Of liz ACTON in lDslltuIlng suit to test the Va
| ldiiy ct the lease If the Uoitcd Railways Of
New Jersey.
The trial OF Theodore h. Adams, Of Syracuse
Indicted for Placing On obstruction on the Cen
trail RaiiroaC track, at Dewitt, during the strike
last July, corDm"rcnl il Syracuse yesterday.
AIams WAS The leader Of the two hundred aut
twenty FIVE strikers ut Dewitt.
A Norfolk dispatch says the sl,op Of war En-
IcrrrIsc has been ordered to follow the Ply
mouth to Vera Cruz. previous 10 which. how
ever, Il board Of inspection will examine and re
port upon the construction Of the Enterprise.
Capt. ". W. Wells, Of the Army, 10 charge
Of Fort C;inch, i'lcrda died yesterday OF ycl
| low fever.
I!sc First Baptist Church at Salem, Mass
was damaged Iy fire last night to the amour
OF SD 600.
y, Las been amiclby settled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-01
Congressional.

| In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Burnside INTRO
ducod bill to remove al restrictions now cN.
listing in regard to the enlistment Of the colorcl
citizen in any arm Of tho United States army
1t provides that hereafter the word color 81.
not DO used to designatn any soldier Of the u. /"
army; that the colorcd citizen shall be entitled
10 all the privileges end rights OF any citizen I"
| enlist in any arm CT the u. 5. army. and no dI:
| tincton shall hereafter be made in the a-ssn.
mcnt of the soldier on account Of color or pr
Vlous descent; that I'll arms of the service. c9-
gineers, artillery, cavalry, infantry, siI"sl
| corps, Irrespective Of ccl)r, shall be open =
him. 1t further authorizes tho President t. T..
the Ninth and Tenth cavalry, TWenty-tourth
and Twenty fifth regiments Of infantry. colore'i'
with enlisted mon without reference or dis!nr
ton of color; that no shall use his discretion IL
keeping these regiments above the mInImum
strength required by law, assigning men from.
the general recruiting and general moGnlcd
service as they are required by the regiments
without regard to color. 1t further pE"v'i''
that nothing in the act shall DO so conslr4r'.
that the 9th and 10th cavalry 9th and 2oth IN
fantry arc not part Of tho United Ststes army
Two bills RI fsrre1 to the Committee on Priv 81"
and Elections to amend the Revised Statutes r.
ating to vacancies IN the Offices Of Pic;Id"'
and Vice President, and to alter the time i"'
holding the election for Electors. were rccf!e'
to the special committee above named. a r,
tition praying Congress TO take some acton VIZ"
regard TO tho Freedmens Bank Was retcrf"'! J.
the Finance Committee
The House, as stated yesterday prsctl T.,t
voted 10 repeal the resumption ACT. Mr. JE''
geDson votcI against the repeal, Messrs. (fo"l';
Hunton, Pride more, Walker and Csbo lvos''
for it. The other Virgins members arc not 1o E"i
the Craftsmanship e the Pacific Railroad Com
mite, because Of his large interest in rallf"H':
in Pen sylvans Of which Col. 1homas A. S'"'
il President.