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Dabi'? ?uni t?' u -, ?a bo M>
.iinvl the ri'S|K-(t ?.f Mm .-?i', and the wai- uffi-ctlnn
uf his l_i__jr (??il a Lir_.? ein Ji? ?-f )i,?i?,l-,
I>ll 1,0 L)-Ma?. MNNKDY,
On th?? Wh iiiht. ?lied at Vint Cruz, at an ?M1 van. . ?I
aa?, ?ad aiter un lillies? of ?...ne bontha, Dk-go Lennox
Kenne?-/, Vu???COIIMII ?>f tu' I 1 ta I H?>?(.'? at JalMi?n
air. Kennedy H yea ti" r? in Hil? cxmntry, and
laid the foun'latinii uf - on tlin l'a. itic i-oa.-t,
wboroli.? ni?*. I? IIIIMII.?-?. of Hie founders uf
Maxatlait. Il?- waa i,??ni.-.l to m . tliaahle yuin?,' lady
of Tw_?i<", by v hum he l..i<! M V? ral chll?_ren. In l?j___ h. ,??.
tired, go ?IIB lo n n?-??' I ?1.? * ? -, mal ?m hi? iray,gt*_ig l?y
lalapa, itatllrohU? aitrl tm lx nny at UP situation iil.-.n-cit
Dim ?w n??loh thht lu- .1.i 1?? . .l-l. Innii. If tli.-r?',
wh?r? Be llvetl for the remaindi-r ?>f hie IB?, exceptinif a
few BBOath? ag??, ?alien li- M ? lit doss?, to Vt ia ("ni/, ntl
Uerad-?yl.
fclJMt'.Nl? AlhJiN.
ar rai--aar? ro TH? taijanra,
C'HiliAO?), .Ian. 14.-Kilintiiiil Aiken, ?;-?'., iTcrtident
at the Fii-Bt Nafu'..al Hank of tilia cuy. ?un] one (?four
?Heal rea?d?'?!??, ?li?-?! KT. a.nldcjjl; at lo- i. -,T?mo ya
tsrday, of ho ;u1 ?I?-IJUT? .
WII.KINN ( PDIKK.
j'r^BO'VTnKNC'K, K. 7-, Jan. 15.-The lion. Wilkins
llixlike, for ha If ai-i-ntm.? on- <?l the leading j.ul.li?? men
lu ttiat BtJite, di.-.l yoti-nln. at lu? n-aidt-m? in Honih
Kiugmtoa, ugod ni yean.
tAiKii mowrjx.
fkiSTOB, Jan. In.-('aid) Stowell, a well-knotm
and ?r???j?e?-d.d eltitpti, and )?-? dil.?- buiJ.I.-i of tin? elly,
dic-il autrat.iidajr, BBI ?i ? ? -
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TITORSDAT. JAN.'Al.rn, 1307.
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TO ADVl.l.'HS-t lis.
II ''im.? our ailvi'rli-uiijj eaflionMIl to lii.tul
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iMioi i.c . ?v?.r-.i m. : i Bah puspa. i.9*_*.
,,i" the I.A'? pf J,?Am will be
found an iiV- ttxth page; a Leiter from our
Wathington Correspondent on Business Bros
pecit for 1887; aa Irtich on the Unban* in Ihe
i. m nilton} Mist dara Bartonn"B#UIfo.
r, tif Misting Men:" the Court L'eporis and Long
lutana Nemn, on ihe teeond paget the Commer
viul Neva mid Marlctt, Mortaktg lie-port for
the. Week, Anny ned NaV$ OottUmttt, atta othci
tnattert, on the thir? page*_
Th') BupMBM Coori ycstonlay waa honored
with UM thanks of the, New-Orleans Rebela,
to-tl:iy willi thora of Um Now-H.inip-iii.io Oo>
perheada. It ought to bo *'?<?*-'"? I
Wv ii.Mto? ih:tt Mr. Kcsuiulcn vii! peraevero
?n Ida announced purpose Vi keep the Tarif!
Lill befen UM B?ante until it ii finally dis?
poned Of. 1I<? will rill it np cn Monda,?, ?
TIM !).-!?i'.rr;itic State Convention of Ne*
H.uiip.iiin? met yeater?-y a* Coneofd and
nominated the, Hon. John (}. Sinclair for Gov?
ernor. 'I'liO resolutions adopted BIH.W that the
Dr n i ocra I* of that State* hate learned nothing,
and tin- content with their ignorance.
The hill regnlnting te?an of office eenie np
again belora tho Beule yeeterday? Mr.
Cowan took o(c.i.?ion to ?ay that removals ftom
cilice in the departments were invariably on
account al the use of diereapeotful baguage
toward the l'iouL-tit. He omitted to eomiii'.-iit
on tin- example eel them bj Hie ExeeMency.
The bill for llif* (idinission of Nefaraaka ha?
paaaed baili honeea ?'f Coagraeo, and now goee
to the rivsideiit to be npfrOTOd, or more prop*
eily spt ?ti. i tig, vetoed. Y? .-?terd.iy the Senate
debated the HotJM amendment, concurring bj
I vot.- of 88 Yeas to 11 Na..1?. Tho bill H i'
stands provides that the actual admission of
Nebnaka abai! not occur until the Legialattm
of the State shall acne to the abolition of nil
(listinciiotis on noooont of color. One of UM
provisions of UM nincndment a? paaaed ia that
tho Legislature of the Territory shall be con?
vened within thirty day-? to act opon the OOP.'
. ??lion?, submitted in the bill.
MM unis ASH THE WOOLrQROWl
Edward Iii., King by that grace ?>f God
which tri vc? nations rulci*. willi sensi? and pat
lii.lisin foagh to develop tin ipduetry ol their
realm*, summoned ft parliament to make l.iv. ?
for the eamaoagaaaead of the woolen liianufae
ture of England. For five cent urie., the s<.r-len>
of protection to the wool-flowers and wool
iii.iicitu. tur?*?, wiiii-h lui? W?-H- iiionaich laungu?
rated, was continued hy BHeoeoding I?I??NII
KOYCI? igns and ii.'ivliiiiriciits without a break.
Monument of legislative labor in bchali
ol' national industry, tlie ab?tr:u-t ?.?
t tin- Britiah statutes relating to the
j growing and manufacturing of wool etitmi
?rate? thrte hnnilrctl atti ehren Ians, all tend
ing inOXOB.tilly to one object -the ?ncoui
mont of (li.ih-iiiakiii.ir in England, (?ne of
atatntea mgoired thal all black clot
mourning material won al funerala ebonld be
made o? Britiah wool exclnatvely. Another of
thean, thoroughly carried into effect for 180
. . and which wa? in op:-t.ilion cloM down
to tin- praaenl eeatnry, raqairedthatevcij per?
son buried in England ahoold be buried in
a abroad onnpoeed of woolen cloth c-.
tlusively, and of lbiii-h (loth. Talk of
Protection 1 <?n tli?' application of the Londoa
und Canterbury woolen weavers, the wearing
in Gita! Britain of Indian colton calicoc- . 1 -
i'ul.i.liiiTi ht law. Afterward, when theriatng
cotton manufactura gave eanae for apprahen?
sion thiit the ,-ieat national woolen in.h:?tiy
might be interfered with, the nae ko Great
Britain of Britiah printed calicoee waa reetriete 1
atntute t4. those of a Bingle color-hine.
Surely, suth lagfalatklB would acea to h.iv.
exhausted the rcsottrce.s ol l'iot?? lion. Bul it
mpplenaeated and braced by the po?cj of
the great oonanerdal ceanpanica of England.
The all j'oweifiil East Indi.i Company, holding
th?- e?e\ to boandleae markets bj 1 rule thal
was iiille\il?lc, and in operation down to 1886,
rcipiiicd thal both the matt rial and Hie m.Tiin
faetnre of all the doth it exported should be
].i>i,'Ji-?h.
".'?s, these J,riti-?h BtatCBIBeO Wcregreal finit
?uni graaUjf in enraeat? The Bra eentarira <>i
?ontiniud juoteclioti whi.h the wool and wool? n
Intereata of Great Britain raoohred wire foumtyl
on the sentiment embodied by a wi.?e fom
liiom-r in theae weedai "The eneoaragemenl <?i
"our wool niantifacliu?' i? eininently the found.i
"tion of Kn^'lish riehen, the flower and atrangth,
"the rarenue and the blood oi Eatglaad." The
"wiM.l-Mieh " apOB which the Lord Chancelh.i
(?f England haw for ngea nat ia the preaiding
OACCB Of the House of Louis, is the symbol of
?be hapertaaee which tin? nation and its ga?r
eniindit bus for agCB attached to theil woohn
industry.
ye* how, on the contrary, this gnat inter? ?t
is treated by an American Governuicnt officLil.
CoinuiLasionor Wella arinies in his report that
the Cunan of the United State? ea?t of the
iiiarieaippi cannot eampeie in the inodaetioa oi
wool with California", New-Mexico, Tena? Min?
nesota, and Iowa, and that they had better pive
ni? wool?gnrwiagl And he adds: "The in
"(itiiiy, therefore. lK-conus a pert incut one, as
"to wh.it protection the wool-grower of New?
"England, New-York, and Ohio expcct.s to ob
"taitt, as ajfaiiiKt the competing wools of other
"paita of the United State?, which aro already
"offend in the market at about the same price
"as the forcitfii Mestiza wool? And more es
" pecially when it is considered that thor?e cheap
"doneatie wools are to receive, under the pro
"peaed incre.ir?e of rates, an ad valorem pro
"le?lion, and a taiiff stimnlus as much in ex
"cess of that given to the wools of New
" England, New-Yoik, and Ohio a? the pro
"diicin- cost of the former is propor
"tioiial.L inferior to that of the. lat
"t?i. in short, is it not evident j
"that any advantage to he derived from an
"increased duty on foreign wool-putting it as
"high as it could in aitf way bo bonie-miujt
"of necessity be delusivo and of temporary
" benefit ; and that for the future the business
"of wool-growing in the United Stat*?? i? to
"IK- regulated by climate, soil, and the valuV
"of land, rather than by any artificial in
" flucnceu reanlting from tariff enact nu nts T if
"the mel gre wen of the older Statea nnwinb
"t??- beUore thoy will reeagniae this neeeaatty,
"anil anoh} lo hold tlioir O\TU by nj|ing chofeo
"sheep ?to recruit and revivify the flocks of
"tho more favored States, and in turning their
"attention ance fully to supplying tim markets
"with mutton, leaving what inn bo obt?lined
"for M,K?1 M .'? BBWB nuke-v? eight in their cal
Mca_-ti-0 of profita. . . It need*, thcrefni.',
' m? gifl of prepliecy to picdi.f tha? betweeu
- aukted ____eatk oom petition and the in
"ereaeed ee?_B_mpt_on of eottoo, ilic wuol
?ssirssh?? non aaka fat Ughei protection
i (if hi? . pi -t i? aceeded to) be granad
uu lietsvecn Uni oppei and n?Hhei inill-atoiB?.'1
Wii.lt ?io llic ?ic!.i.ii\i!("'-'d f?)i)?i'l?: ill ni.-,
?that impel .Mr. Wells tonrge Um di. ?"titinu
anos of wool-ralalng in nearly balf of UM U__ted
Btateal What ?la bil Jn^cation for ?Ut
ii.il.-.i".i)i t?? ninia?- duwn, bj the influence of
bia office, tliCBlii'i'i?-ln!.d?.niil.'y of Iwciily-Mctoii
Stat?-?, and lo destroy _D in!? re-?t of (lie greatest
Bat?ona] consequence, which every GorenuiKUI
in l.umpc suliitiently civilized todeaixa ??> BOB
l.liu means tt? clothe lam Kllhjei I-*, lias ?ilsvavr?
sedulously betend ? Why, be Baja, ir we don*,
dame the tai iii M Bl to btfnt the importation
of loreign wooli, " tlu- con.sidciiilile number of
.' IT-M'1-4 jem amp-oyad11 ta ?"? Capa of Good
Hope, ti)?? Ain-tiiili.in, and Hi? BraaUian
trade, " will ?it onco bo M it lull :. w11 ! .*
I.ikessi-??', if we don't continue? tho pur
IIITHC ?iiiiiiinlly of ?.>,<)"<!>>'? poondl of foreign
wool, ni H cost of ?ttO/QO.000 in ?sold (to b_
bought with our bonds, ?it an aranga shave of
not len tli.in -IO percent mid inter?"--! ?. ive shall
not collect nt our Cii.sinm-Ilou.s.-.? some 18^,(100
"iniitiediiite gold revenue;" anil tlieic.it M ill
enano adela j in i_dM_g the Internal Revenne
taxes, which Mr. \\el!? aapuea til?- -man in
nally tbeOBIIM of the low piiceof t lit ir BJOOll
la it fur this Free Trade BOM of pot I ?.'-re ti?.it
the birthright ?*>f Ibe fanners of 1 IVIMII.V-.-??-v?11 of
?mr Statee !?. keep flooki of sheep Eortbeiake
of Iht ir wool, is to bl sold?
The telegraph ropo? ted laal Friday thal Gen.
PataMT, aandidate Coe UM e__oe af United
Si.it.s Senalur from Illinois, bad (he Bight IK -
fan -Bade a apeeeh to the wool-gtrowen of the
Prairie State, in which be expnaaed pity fat the
maa who ta the pment condiiiun of the oountary
could talk free trade. Anollicr feeling thiiii
pity limy he c\cilcd hy ?Di 0_-G__ recoinineiida
ti.ii, t.? eatabliafa fr.-e trade in arool t?? the ezteal
??f deatroying a_eep-h_ahandiy ia all the oU
lot ill." 1'iiinn.
ni i.r rou 7/;,v.
The IsVpiihlii'.Tn ('?.Hin.? of CongrctM laid,
vuied to eo?pente hcaritly ssiih the toj iii
of Tennwtaeo. ?Recently, _be Union I?< igoe Clnb
of tliis city held n special ni-.-i-iin*, nt whii'h
the sabjeel aras thorotj^hly diaenned, ???-?1 the
views of the Tonnes-?. .- 1'iiion nu II <- ?plained
by Jadge Noctli af Knoxs ill?- and Gen. Eatou
of The ?lc)>i?>h?< Pott. We beUere the aia<ttoc
tti'lie woitliy of ?be attention of ?ill eai-M 1 ?Be*
puhli? .ins. The ??hi battle of id otu wo fought
iind won in Kanni ii to be nnewed ta ?B
Border Btatoe <?f the s.uiiit.
Tonncrartee in tin, only (loaition DUM In Id 1?,?
It.-piihlii-uii-?i)i witliin tit? late it'bellioai t?
tory. 11 tir??rt 1111:1 lilt ?Cor Northanknowledgi ol
iii.- Mil?, Kentucky latervi n..-. lint we knoa
it tO be I? hi-intiltil St.it?-. ?sith :i d' Ii_:l 11 Titi ?li?
lli.it'?, ?Uni lil- Soil, ?'??mhillillT Hie ]'t?'ilil?t ol
?.?ii.ui ?sith Unit ??f eeroals of the North] ?
lo I Mppliea ??I luiiui.i!- <.? I, ii"ii.
eepper, ?'vc; singubt-lj iatelaeetedb) aatigaMc
riven, and alnadf taeilitatiog eomioeree bj
over ii thou ?tnd miles of lailmad.-?. It coiii.iHi
.-?i\ thoarond io_aan mile*, in ana non than
Oin.?, ?nul ss:.-. iiiliniiii'l t,i th?- Union -is '.
before thal Btata, One of the drat anti-ftlaveir
movement ? in ihe cumilis ?s;i? Blade .it Jo
bon?, The Begroes s??t?-.l lill 1 ?-"-*>, ahling B1
dii.'.-rciit t im?-? ii, (hu el?.!?.'"! 1 . .nul
hi? eompeera. Vet, ?>s?issl.? -lim .1 i?. the \
al Bhtrety, the Btata had in ilMaboa
?laves T?I BOODOO whitea, and of the l.n
t? 17*^,??",i \s h ) cuuhl nut read, end bad only aboof
one-t< util ?is m my ir.-iu-. ft oin tin ??n-- ?i ?
Ohio, lio I'muni-iin eitionuly reaiateil ii'l'illinii,
hul lin.ills- hin i 11 nil M ?I li? iiiik anil si*l.TI.?-.
The hiTui?: Hniieiiiii-'s and ?l.?.'> of berloyallats
hare aerei been toidi ?bnl enongk _M boea
known t?. 11n ill ii..- lu.m ??f ?li 1'ni-in people.
They i.tllit?l lu tin- old tl?i_, ?uni us .....n ?i?
Ntl?!.? ss;?ii.ii,t,.1, began !?. noiganin the
st.it' ?m the haaia of ?i loyal fi?un-hi??-. The]
piiiu.-.l their ('.iii.-litiili.ii, of Shis cry ?iml in
i.ii.-i? .1 the i? .'ni..lion ni the belle. t<> th? '.
General Ait-tenibly. Thal .ted-g body of men,
in r?|iii?- of t Inir old i'ii iuili?.-., have *?w ?-i?t
away brom?i. code ?>n. :.ti.-i nnotber of Hi?
i?!i...of sl,is?a-, ; given th?- aegro ?ill ii),!)!- of
ronit ?mil of indoatiy ?nul luth?: iiylau ..'.
the Slate; enfatfaad lan la the ?i?i?^ by ??
M? liopnlil.iii Mrtteni ol police, mid BOW p.?,
poae n hill im theeatahUK1 imentof loy,ii militia
sshich shall be tandy nt the Oororoo??*- eon
liniiid 1o 4iiforc4' taW in Ihe. ?-uniitr?;
?uiulhi'l fui Ihe <aluhli?ahiin?ii( ul' ?1 lehool -
tem, tut' foi ?whit??- and hincks nod nmii.h.i
slill, cross ititi., nil ihu 1 ? . ?? I, Hu ilic t-lili?iiclii ,<?
nu11* ni (hu _ej_|(j_a.
I-BgUdat-g OB suffrage, tiny Drat a_owed
i? -J i I rai inn for voliiiK BB Ihetakiagof ?. ?hin
geai until. __aa for Bobe! morality ! this prayed
mi in.-aiillicitviil hiiiii.T. N'u election lor St.itc
ofliceis ss;?.-? lu 1.1; HO ihe Stat?- wal BOt lu-?!.
Kui in Ihe local elections bad IVHIII-? otlen fol
lusv? ?I. In M? iitj.hie!, for in-?iiiiic.. Joba Park,
who MiiK-ndci. .1 the ?'il.y to our forcCri, isas
elected Muy or, und then, through his police,
(Mine the May liol-?. Fonssaiiied, the (.011
eral Anembly 1 ?-vised ihe FnaeMM law
by niiikiiiK the oath more abringest, and
li iqairiag addilionnl ?vid? inc. Tho loi ?ii
ele? tioiiH held under this law, which is noss
in force, with a les-, exceptions,ni in Sin lhy ?mil
Davidson Counties, have nanlted in the tii
iiuiph of ihe Badjoali OK thorongh Union men,
Hut tho Bebak Binatea todinegard it, und
have in ?some im lane? s; and it is l'eaicd, since
the I're+iident (1?M-H not UM- the tioopH for the
enforcement of laus when the hit? i-r?st? of UniOB
nn-n require it, that in any important, election, OH
that of next Angnat for Ghoreroor, a-egidatan^
Judiciary, ami nuinlreis of C?Bgnn, they
would ultoKithcr Bet ?t at dc-fiano; und, out
a_B-.baring the Union men (as tliey do),
would take poneaaloa of the Groveament
na they did in Maryland. Should thi.s he KO,
the Union men of Middle and Weat Tanamee
fear they will he driven from the State. This
fear, wo nie told, quito na much aa any
MM of justice, ia pwP-Pting tho enfian
thisenieiit of tho hlaek?, hy which it li con?
sidered heyoiBl question that the Slate would
remain in loyal hands, thus giving the North
a strong hold upon the ten lion-ieconstrucl. ,1
State?, which adjoin Tewiessec. Gov. lliown
low and Othet leading min ot the State, In?
cluding Senator Fowler, mid L_-__BJ, ?Maynard,
Stoke?, Arnell, and Hawkins of the Lower
IloiiK' in Conpresri, have opoily declaifd for
negro Biiffiage, and luust go to Hie people M
that i- na.
If Tcniicssco triumphs in (!ii.s ci?iite??t ?he
will do in the period of a single ?Stale Ad?
ministration wliaVt New-York has not fully
accomplished in Ihe half-century si ice fteehg
her slave??. It is not strange that the ta?eml
of the friends of ?is ili/ation is BTOtiaed. Such
progrcM i.? aliiiosL \sitln?it piii.tlloJ. Uiu ?A
IHiienco confirms tho wisdom of our Tenne-.?!-i?
friends in ?electing the proas as the moana of
influencing tho people. Any one observant
of political changea hue observed the relation
the circulation of Tur. TKIIUNT. has had to
the results atnioanpHahod One or moro of the
loynl pnpen of UM State, ahoald M once
be put into every family that will Bad, and
nat free where they will not subsciibe, until
the eld lion. 'Jf nnesseo is in the Union, and
must participate in the ganen! legislation for
tin? ?nundy, and in tho next 1'iv.?iihc.ti.il
election. RepabUeaniou is strong Cor that,
conflict, lett has nothing to .?pare, omi ahoald
gulp nil ii can. T.e-hh-s, a imieinafiil solution
??1 the (pie-lion of lie. lUi.tti-tlctioii l?y TeiiiK ??? .?
would relievo tho difficulties in rafemMB to
oilier Stales. .
IHK STATE OB ?:i ROPE.
The two great-questions which aro at pre?ont
? '?imaging the. nthiitiou of the European slat.?
m. n are slowly but steadily approaching their
final solution, lu Turkey, tho resistan?.?, of
the Christian population to the brutish despot
ism of UM Tin 1.4 has, since the beginning of
ilio new year, largely gained in dimension ami
st i emit li. It is no longer C?ate alono which i?
in arms. The smaller islands in the Mediter?
ranean have followed the example set by their
larger sister und united ' to chase tin
Turka from UM ?MO. The province of
Theaanly, which borders upon Onceo, is likc
wi.-e in full insurrection, ead f umblies a eon>
v? nient rende/vous for tho great number ol'
i.K-'k youth who can no longer rolrain theil
v.-ailike patriotism. In Qreeee the people?with
an ns'.onihhing unanimity, are bringing an irre?
sistible pressure to bett upon the (Joverntnent
in behalf of na opea support of their kindred
niul co-religionist* in the Turkish province?.
The sclieim-s of the Servians in Noithern
Turkey, who uro the im>.?t wai like of all
the Cfariatinn tribee, ead who constitute the
bulk ?if the population in the Prorineeeof Ber?
via, Croatia, Boonie, Herzegovina, and Montene
gio, an still mon ominous than the movement
of the Greeks in the South, and the impend
lag outbreak in Boo-n any, therefore, give
to the lurk-*, in ;i few weeks, more trouble than
the Cretan inanrraction hni doae daring UM pe i
eight tnonih?. Ruseia iaquiotlj but firmly matur
lug her policy for the rapidly approaching criais,
while England and Prance irraaolutclj conf?n?
t lui)? ?. Ive* ko a declaration thal they will no1
interfere n long m Bunaia rannina neutral.
\ I,Utopian Confer? nee, which is now much
lalk. ?I 01', baa no uioie chance of anceess than
the lal?- London Conference for the settlement
ol' the s.-hl.'stvL'-iinl.iein ?lilli? uliy. A? cording
to praaenl appiuan?? ?, th?- rataldiidunent ol
mu- i tAwo Christian enaplraa noon the ruins of
tin* M ?ih. i m m* ?1; ni power in Europ?en Turka;
i> an event not (?ir remote.
lu Rome, the people ai.* quietly a waiting the
cull ol the "Committee of Action."1 That tin?
. all will ire long lu* ???ned, ami that it will be
complied with hy neerrj the whole population
oi the Papal dominiona, cannot be dodbted.
The Papal <!o\ etiiinetit, in the iiic-inwhih', le
new acts of intolerance against UM tori iga
dol? -t.iiit reaidenta, and bj it.-* irhttlnntfi n
! io iiiiiiiii. ?i a conciliatory spint toward
ih?* Qovenuaeul oi Italy, notwithstanding ?ill
i tin? advnncea made b? the latter, seem t?? i>?
i nnxioii? to deatroy the leal iiaanladfii <>f aym?
paiiiv thal na] :-<t bo bit with ?t M I ten
petal power.
Germany i- preparing for the mooting of th?
Korth (?eiiiinti Pariiamcnt? We bare
tit no of li'i,ii account?*? of the proceedings of
Ihe l'h'tiipiiii m ,T, . .a ' mliI' '1 in Berlin.
Whit baa bec,mu known of the Prnaeian drafl
?.f .T new ?ii m?.in Constitution meeta with con?
siderable opposition, hm at the sane time tin
conviction prevails generally thai mor? or looa
unpopular puni iona will huntly weaken th?
impulso which the meeting of a Parliament
elected bj onivereal auffrage will gin fen DM
natioiiiil liiiil.v inn. ein nt. Iii? ideii of a South
? Jen na i? Confeti?) ?ii ?UM has been altogether a ha II
doaed, and with II-ni' ii and Havana looking
avowedly toward i ronfederetive reunion with
Prussia, N? iiitehiin i : alone cannot stay out?
The embarrassment* ni th?- Aii?tiian Qovern
ment are in nowia? I? cned. The Hungarian
I >ii t h.i*. i>? an almost unanimous vote, adopted
ii declaration against the new military law ol
..u.Mii.i, und the branch between Dungary ami
A n.-?! i ia i? th.-i. fun- ?i, wiiie II c, i r. The nea
Ueichatruih, which the QoverniiieuthMordered
lu be elected and t.i be convoked irithin a few
Wooka, will only tend lo make the con f ti it mon
apparent, for the ?lit li u ne? - bel we? n the .se\ei:i!
nationalities are still grantei than thoae between
the Qovernaacad of Anatria and the Magyars.
Tliough trouble may not be M imminent M in
Turkey and Lome, ii is fully as sin?- io ooma
at tin proper Una,
I'lTiKc h as -?eut out tin- i.i?t rene] of UM
squadron that la to bring bunk the expeditionary
force from Mexico, it appean to be ftrtalr
ihiit the (i??v?riiiii?nt will .??> in* jdeld i?) ih?
popular dlantlafnollon with ih?? new plan lor
reoiganialng the anny a? to introduce import?
ant m ? .?I i ti? TI! ?? .i i -?. There ia a atrong current
of popular opinion that ihe mUitary fono of
Prance i**? nalpie foi defenaivo purpoaea ami
that ii i .Tiiiiol b* |)i:nle snllicieutly JM?WI lilli
for ii^'^r? --?ii.it.
'lin* flmdnn narveaMot in [reinad is dor the
praeenl entirely lapprcaacd- The refatm igifa
tioa in England, on the other head, is gaining
strength, thoagh it ippenn doubtful whethei
ii will soon lead to ?my pnotinl result.
A coneeqneaee of UM ntinvagahee ??f the
HOMO bill, la firing M per cent hMrenn of
pay to (?oveiTiinent clerk 4, is the petition ol'
the Cover/uncut printers for tim symon, bounty.
In the precedent set by the llonse no nason
can Is? found why they idiouhl not have it
u.? well ns clerk?; und so willi hundreds of
olhcr functional?s or dependente, from Cab?
inet oftteen down to tide-waiters, who stive
their country for fair wages. There should
be an equalization of bounties all around;
and when that is ?lone, perhaps the Secretary
of the Treasury will l?o good enough, to tell
us the sum total, and the penOBtage of lax
necessary to meet it.
1_._;
Mr. ningham evidently considers that ns
a plan for Quit-tin',' tho country at large,
not to mention tho South, the Stevens
lleconstruction bill is simply intolerable. Yet
we do not seo that ho offers iw any?
thing hitter. Mr. Bingham nade n speech
yMcrday which, from the Amendment point
of view, we take to ho strongly Conservative,
lie denounce.-* Mr. Sta-vcns'a willingm-sato recog?
nize the Southern Governments as valid for
inuuicipal purposes ; but ho perhaps forgets
that to appeal to then for a ratification of the
Amendment is e?pially a recognition, lie thinks
it absurd, too, to ?leny tli.it tho Rebel States
are States, as the Executive, tho Judiciary
and Congress, he maintains, havo recognized
them ; which is not a tutu statuaient
Finally, Mr. Bingham belieTM thal Congress is
IM.UHII to the Constitutional Amendment j and
hero ?ve aro obliged to djfpate willi Lim ou
rational Abounds. If we are bound now,
we ure bound for twenty years to como
to that very Amend-aent, should the ex-Rebel
S1,TI??J_ gee fit to reject it every year neena hile,
as they have for the past year absolutely. The
simplo question in, whether Congress hal not
fully acted up to its bargain-if any bargain
thera- were.
The ?Constitutional Amendment-, was yester?
day raiifed by the Legislatures .of Weat Vir
ginii, Minnesota and Maine, gm\ hy Hie Sen?
ate of Indiana, the majocitiea being targe, and
in tho ease ol' the Maine Semite the v??te
being unanimous. The Kepubiioana af that
Bl te, hosvever, do not consider the Am.-iid
ment the sole baili of reconstru? tinn, but
expressly dedaro that the electivo Irani bise
must bo given to the black man, and that
( 'onirres?, should reorganize the liehel States.
Every day athis to the Itrength of this policy t
and the adoption of the Amendment by the
loyal Staten i_ nut nearly so important as Eta
rajaetfon hythe South. Maine will soon repeal
the Ins prohibit!?g the innrriage ol' \sl,it.-s with
bia? ka.
Mr. Seward lui.? written a letter to Se?or Ho?
mero, in which he formally disavows the oceti
p,?tinn of Matamoros by Gen. Sedgwick m
being not only wilhout authority from the
<i<ivcniine_)t of tho United States, but in vio?
lation of the orders of his military superior?.
Se?or Ronen has also received official con?
firmation of the capture of (?uadalajara and
.AgttM Calientes by Hie Liberal forces. Guada?
lajara is the third city of tho Mexii-an Repub?
lic, and a glance at the map of Mexico will
-how that the rule of Maximilian is rapidly
being re-tiii ted to the capital and its immediate
vieillit V.
On n motion ta the House yesterday to make
additional appropriation f??r a more ihorough
iaveatigatJon Into recent marine ?Unaten,
Mr. Wa_hb-_ne ipokeof the can?of -beateam
i... it Conunodore aa one of a moa! flagrant ehar
.uter, and the Vniel l-elf as "a rotten,
condemned, -nieawotthy hulk, to which the
Supervisors had refilled to give a lice:
Tills I m t eight to slimulate the ii_oi??us ___.
veetigation deinanded of the Qov?eniaient<
..//: io: AMI.
11 ITDIOS I vi. 1*0 BDWn )>'?") II.
. ?n I'll?--?!,.?' es.-iiing next, tha HU ni-?*., after tha
close ol Mr. Bdwin Booth's _a__on_ian iii Unmii',
al the \\'int?-r (?;ii"'l?-n Theater, ii cuiinniHce af ?i-iitle
nu n, cboSSB f"r their i-iiiiij.nice in ht?-r;itur?< at..l ?Til,
-..ill praseat him with a taatbBonial, Intended as a
tribnte io bis ganIns as sa n t?.r, sad asp <-ially a.-, s
ne..im i ii< >ii (?1 UM beauty of lus Maudit. The .-?ni?
. i.i> i-? t?> th?- testimonial melada ssaav mun?1??
liugni Tic,I in al! Hi,. liberal prnf.-s-ioiM. Th.) follow
i ii. lette) ?-.ill inui?fully explain their purpose!
IBB? Vt.iiK, M.ir? 1. ?, 1-"''..
ROWTB I'-e.T'i, tpn.-jjppr sir: Your pcrfOTUMli-? of
Hamlet for a I.na?:!, ?i anc. < -is?- night* is ?ni .?v. ?it anpre
? '-'la-1? t el ?a th mi nala of the ?tag?, and io holmi abla t?> tha
?.nilli.? t.i?I-* ,unl,tu j our usrn giutlm>. tli.it ive svUh to aiu
.i.ili/.-ulai . tiinii?. nail .te li la. i.i ? a. l'iiiiipiinylii,; iri'-il.tl.
Mliit li ne titfi r (*i jim ssitli our _lii..-?r.*at rtopeet au?!
fr?tsiidahip.
it i? un:, M, an sa-rs ?ar-. Hu-??motion and appI.iu?K? of
.li?' t?,? au.-iii, less ,s, i- rapturoui they m ?> bo, but it I-1 la
nfluei.ee ??f !>?'..i.t_" f!.?ii.-liriK Into U t!i">i?i?i,<l ___1
' it... ii?, ,i.i bumana deed? wuli li is tim tru.? abney ot uri.
ml tli ai uf the -irti-t, iiii.l Tour l"'i
i r .it,i,.? cf li ti ii. I. "Thal iiiiiiiiit,Tied flinn iiii.l fa'.tt'ira
. ?f l?l? ?ssi? s ?min " i.? - ?l ? iel te., t.-, BO pal lift le and
ii.iss-i-i-fal, tit.? SSIH-II ?re aa] it s?.iii alwaya aereaftar be
. .! .?-', -?k-i?.? i-? '? Kau.i?-t I? our ninda apel
1? til 'lis i- l?. i.: [.I. ?- ?a .- st.- I. n. i ti l lu.! st e tell li ti mu
a lill ti ss .?I la? t.. s mi t!. ? na,-! a-intefu! ??rul??'.
Wa ure, <l?iir ?ir, hut a tn y towoi ti.*? mmPCgot your
"lii.i.si.i? i? situ* would gil?illyjiau. In sur h an ?-.-knossl
? la'? i;ii ut ?,'f ) "ii i.i.??:?.l'. uiterpr? .tattoo t?f our ?real
1 ss.- *, -?i'iiiM, tin-i-efa.iv, to a??? von tn accept thla
'.?K?-ii. i "111 OtVa Offeriog, hil? a? Jilal uf ?li
; in???? ss ii? nu your public i.".e?-i- Baa tanin yo-rfatthful
uni ssii.a t-.itii. -?ii ii.?i??: for your coatlnuod w?_
I i.?
Tha m ilal i-? nuis- ?m exhibition a! Tiffiuiy'a. an?l
ma J 1.:. until Hu? t s I'tuiu: uf Un? pr "-?nial i-ai.
I in- ? tu m ?i.i' st ,11 !.r conduct? ti on t!,.- stride <?f the
\\u, i cr (.mien. (??t?l Mr. Baoth sviii reply to an ad
?ii??- ?I? "?S. I? ?i ?? , ll.-1'.llt' .af the ??Ill.SC li I le l-l.
MI:, IIAI?V. .S r lin?n, ?urn's nur..
Mr. Hui., the ii! ???iiiust, mil give his L2___ i>? r
i irtniuic?- ?u I ?otlsstilth's Hall t?? iiiirlit. An svsaiiig
?peal !'. re i? -])f!it pleasantly. We han often
DU ationed Mi. ?Baits M one of the h. ?t of (ho magi
? i?ii?. is li.? lia*, c ?li-iplas i?l tUiir art l??-fore this com?
munity. 'I !i?t praise is merit? ?I. 'I'll? fi-atr, _x-r
ii?ri)ie?i by Mr. Harts see Invariably clever ?uni .?nt.-r
iiuiiii.r. while .?.,, ral ??f th? ?n ara positirsly
ss?. mit i lui. II? "Hoad m (he Air. ' for c\.imple, U
t to ebal len ne not aloa? tiis wonder ??f nie mul
iuinli* lull ti,?? s-i,i,?in ,'i sciitno. A li uni?; lui man
? ad, re lui : lip m :i ? n-hain, it II ?1 sti?|n?liili<l in tni.l
ur. ti ?m i.-? i from Miling, Boor, ?and ssall?, ?? reveal? ii
in s lew, nuil i? s? en n? nod, ?na?mile, un.l frowa, nmi
nd :- heard to .-pinkI An.?tinr marvel Is lbs
fruitful h.ii. ss!ii?li is.- have r?r?.s iously <l??s?-i il??-?l.
I ?> . iiiiiiniatc ?uni iIi--iT the nil (ti.? illusions iv.jnl.l 1???
lo ir.u some p?'t ii"u o? the reader's pleastire by fore
?Iailing the -uipn-i I a hi. h ass-ait lum ?it Dodworth'a
Hall. Ellong- to -uv thal the pTOgTBBUne BOW
ni'Inly offered includes .-? large number of akdlfid
.-.nil pleasing tat?. The renowned " Indian Basket
I 11?!?' i? .. jin.nun? nt f? atiir.-. This insols.-s the
inpareatslaughter uf s votuig lady, nadar cinum
t.uiic.s of i*c, uiiar barbaritv. Wa hear her
?hrieka, and n. l?rii?.1.1 tit.- blood-stained sw??r?l.
But the in.-ki-i i? ?'nuc? to be empty, sad the ?/oona
lady rnappears, s.u.? ?nd sonnd, nt the farther end o.
ilii-hill. To embellish his Mrfor__ianees, M r. Hart/.
ha? been mind fid ol the poeVs preference for " masie
in I'lav in the pa naca Herr Haaelmayer nreoide?
it the piano, nml fulfills his ?lillie? with *Sst.i
mi-kill. H? playa, too, in ths ixiaias oftheevea*
ing, upon ?m inatruinonl iuvinleil by hirnself, which
is in.ule ni' lii,!i i mi,her .uni M t ?...I, .ni?! is hit li pio
(lui-cn pl?-a?,uii, li?ii.i.l ton. - "f rare nielod] .
AN iiir,?i;TiN r niiMrir.
\\'.- r* .-(?ni nilli i??'cti!i;ii- pli.i-iir.i UM f.ti't that ;?
hen. fit j'? i I.T n,am " ?till ibartlj lie given at Wai
l:i?-k's'l'h>-al.'i-, in ni.I nf the families of the poor fellosv.s
ss h.? iv.-ii' ss ?i ih?'il overboard tr??m the va? lit ? PTaBsBlBf
aud the Ut ai tia, on iln-ii pel lion ? n?s sgs a.?rosa tim
Atlantic, Mr. \\ alla? li git as the th.-aier, ?nd his osvn
??IT S ice?, anil the ih.nu.nil" company und ?.ia??' work?
ara i.?Iiiiit? ??r. A moat attractive bill will be pra
?.cntol. A 1 u '-.'. ?.uni. we are aasnred. has been raised
i)i, the other suie ol the ?rater, in aid of the aufferera
h? Ihe :iceiil> m t?> ihn vaa-iii-?. Lei not the metrop?
olis of America bis bai !??.?nl m M good i ssmk !
l'i:?i(tlif Noirs.
An Interesting event is to occur at the Winter
(?.u?len on Tu.--?lay evening Best, th?iflM __a_ The
pity on t lui- oica.-ioii is ill I?,? Hamlet, and at its
(joBelaaWa ?? pnblk iweauBtatien of "a Baaplet
M..Lil" will h.? iiinh?, to Mr. Baoth. This mark
..I est??, ni l.?r tho .?minent actor prot*?vsds from a
large number of the artiste* aad men of lciters, ami
It'iuliuif citi/iiiis of New-York. Th?, names of the
cummin?-?- having the tesiiiiiuiii.il in oharnwifl h?<
published ?t? m e,ulv ?lay. 'iho IBOdal is now ou
exhibition ut litf.uit .
W.ill.tck's Th-?it.r is .Tosv.lc.l niiihtly. "Ours,"
sshieli ss.i-i lii.?t acted on the 19th of lkcembor, still
holds tim stags aad delights tho town. Its success
Il .,'onuiiu? ami It Is dcserve?l.
" (Jaek Tula's Cahin '' is in il.s sec?)tul week at Bar
iiiun's MiMTitn. Ii ?iltiiich ?JTHHI hooMa. Un. (?.('.
Howard1 penonationof Tupny is, of course, its chief
feature ol nu i it.
There ?re, l?y th?i way, rfgas of a contempl?t ???1
withdrawal of the hideous ?.?lviirtiaiti?. drop-our?U_n
which baa so long ?li;?fiK,ir.?l this theater ?ml ?ii?
?ustotl its ?-tiltiv_te?l attendants. We shall be ?_. 1;_?1.
Indeed, If our of I re i tv i a 1 ?ni protest againit this uni
Sanaa ima thus its proper clfe?*t. Mr barnuni ??in
neil i have cans?, to regret the change.
TKXAS.
at ? ?L?tj?n*ii TO TH? masaa
Oaavaana. Jim. ni.-coi. A. Rmitii. Chalnaan of the
roiiiinltt?'.) iippolnt.-.l lo- Hi? ]??Ki?l?t??re of Texaa to
removs tim reiiiiiln?? <?f ?I?')) ?sydney Joliiiat??ii to New
? ?ii?',ma Hint depoidt tl.ei.i in til? btiito C.Tliu-tery ?t
Aiiatui, lefl on Mi iul__on t??dny.
Tim i'l-?-.-.!m?-n'? Bureau ?genta n-nort tliut tli? fr????il
ini it iir^ eotitrii.tliii. for Hie SCHI'S InlBir-willi ?reat n.pld
its. I?C1U1.U freedini'ii itrrlvo In iilinont ei?is nt.iu.nr
THE IVE A Til Eli.
B, T?I??U1IPH Tia TI.? TRIHI M.
Ki: ?s. ??Nit, N. H., Jan. 16, I?W7.-The thermometer
nt l-T.uK'otiui, u i? o'eloek thla aaarala?? ?toou ut -JO1 IKTUW
/.ern.
ris?-iNNATi, Jan. li laoW has fHl!??n hore etfmlUy
Rim ?. ! J?. ,11. 'I lli'l"l!li>"H"tet" al 6 p. m.. ?aV. Wind Heit.
KiN.isruN, 0. vi., Jim. I? Thai ni.muster 5' below eero.
HT. PAUI, Minn., Jan. it'?.- Mercury to ?lay al" below
M to.
l'liii.tiu.i.iTiit, Jan. 16-Bnow coiunienc?-?! fulling at
li p. in.
AII.SN?-. Tim nien-iuy emly till* uiortvlutf stood ali
ilo_ro4_il?i"loss
POLITICAL.
MAINE.
RATIFICATION OK THE CONSTITUTION.... AMKSD?
MHNi-TTiK naooaoiawfiioa aonanon
sr TSisiisira TO THS TRIBUS-?.
Am?! sr*_, M.-., Jan. 141007.-An interc-itliDg and
able dis' ii.-isioii took placo to-?hiy iu the ??nata
Chamber, when the subject of the proposi-d
Constitutienal Amendment was taken from
ilm tabla. Mio Bouae luil previously ratifiai
the AmandaBBnt by a ante of isa to ia,
s iiai'ii* Boynton of Somerset Countr, in oana?
ing .the ?livn-ision, gaaasated his ballal that His
Amendment is only a step in the n..ht ni _
nut .-ni nil iiMiit u'.'i fu.? the sdmlsslon <>/ the r. I ,
11. toni: tin? ground t'i.it tiic i'(ivi-i*nn)i*rit?i
ol' tl-.ini- .-?titi ? li:iil oi'.i?. a tie. ': thiit when tlneo
fourths ot the Status now in tim Union bhoultl ratify
Iba Amendment, it would i-ei-ouir apart of tlu: t.on
stitution of the Unit? d Stat? ?: and that the lately re?
hellion-, 8tat?s should be reorganized ntider an or.
game Uw of Congress, with lull RiisrHiitii-? /,*r {,,]{
civil uiul political tights lo nil ii,.ii' ? ?iv r_:l vi Tim of
?iga? and that Rebels should be allowed no poht?atf.
power?
Senator Woodman of Ctimh'-r'.ivid contended thaB
the joaat Question before aba com ? theex?
tending; oi the elective franchis?, to the black maa
nuil di? -?iirt-d that hi* would w-oner trust bim vtitli tho
ballot thaii put it in the hands of a member of John?
son's Philadelphia Convention. Senator Croebj of
Fenobscot believed that the real seatimentof tho
people of Maine is in advance <i that contained io,
nive MBrwd by the Lerislaturs oflaetyear
giving canal civil and political rights to tim bhuilc
man. It is in fitvor of givina the colored mai) (toe.al
equality, even to the extent of mamage. Senator
Caldwell of Hancock was opposed to incoipi.rating
anything into the Constitution <>f tho I nil d8tatee
not m foiiforiiti! v with the I), deration of Independ?
. ure. To him toe moat important Provision ?if the
Amendment waa the assumption of the Federal debt
and the repudiation of the Rebel debt. He disap?
proved of incorpor?t i mr anything into the .?rganio
law ?sa provision windi ?hoiilrt disfranchise any
eitixen except for crime. Senator Portier of Pcuob
Hcot, who was Hie hist speak <?r, declared that the only
path of safety was universal sitflt
The speakers w, re unanimously of the opinion thsl
the am? ndment did not go far enough in cx*'i ?
the sentiment., of tic loyal people of Main?-, hut, a?
it waa a 8t?*p in tncrl^lit dix? .lion, they ahould voto
forit. Ria moat radical portion ot their remarks
was received with warm nemonstral ions of nnproval
by m? mir?is and the crowd of spectators on ti. floor
and in the gallen'. The Teaa and Kays 1 'ing or?
dered, tin.? Senateconcurr-d frith the aitio.i of the
House, ratifying the ameudment by a umiuimoua
vote. Two membeaaware absent,who,on their re?
turn, trill lu* permitted to roto, and arno will record
their nain?--? in the al firmal i v?)-thus making the
Senate a unit. The following preamble and r--o.lv a
was then offered by Senator Boynton, and ou hw mo?
tion was laid on the table.
i rl'lierfim. The lot ?ii petrols of Haine believe, and will
I never cease to Insist,that ?-.jii.ti in -* it .*, and ?-??uni liberty.
si d . 'jon! legal protection sre the Inalienable ri?riita ot all
ini-ji of whstererraes oroolon that tlit-n- should t>:- na
restraint hu? t?Ki?e l?trs that ure ? on,m.ni to all ?itiri-us,
;?r?d ne denla! of poUttcal rights to male? itlsensof IBs age
of 21 years or alp1?* ?.ni. except "t> punishment of trea-toit
or oth.r (Tillie; that leyal mea must rule our i?atlon?_l
ii ?tillie*?: and, trierai*, treason and rt?i-dliou deprived
? !? p. (.?ii*! uf ten of the Lately leheOlona ??late? ?if uUiclvtl
government: ?therefore, j
Ketolccil, That tin-m: ?.tates BhouMnow li? reorganized
miller autjjoritr of the Congre * of the Uuited htutes?
through the action of the loyal people ot theos ??tate?,
under organic Is v ?that IT'!y cn..: ?.me and i?fufd Iba
full benefit to those greet prmcipli-i* to s? the -Vople
then of, anti withhold political power fioui traitors there*
In, before it !? _>r -p.-r to readmit those ?stat' ?? t i ? ins-ton?
tatloa lu tlie (.em ral (eovcniii.? ut of the United ?-.tates. .
Asa, ?ii?, m ! to the ?seossiott that took place, au
order was p:?.s*?<->4 (jilling for the repeal of thal portion
of the -?tatties j.inhibiting in Minie the marriage of a
vtliit?- person with an Indian, negro or mulatto.
Main-', true to hut motto, takes the le.ul.
NEW-RAMl'SlllRE.
l-l.VKM if ?ne si vTE C?iivr.NTIOS-JOHN G Sl.M"..A_a
NoMIVATKI) FOR OOVEltNOK.
Bl T.iT.B-?HtPR TO TM1 TRIJirM.
( ".NCOHD, K II-, Jan. 16.-The Democratic ?Stat?
I 'invention met in this city to-?lay. Than wera
nho'it 500 delgat-1 peneena. The lion. Edward Burke
uf Keene waaPieeteVaBft The Hon. John a. Sinciaia
of Bethlehem was nominated for Governor by at>
el.mia?on. A aeries of resolutions were rer.ort.etl and
adopted. The first approvi-s of the hoMini. of ?Na.
ii.mil Union Convention in N ? w-Y??rk. The second
tays that New-Hampshire Dem?crata a<hVre to theil
past principles, and insists tint the powers of tha
I. di ?al Government are limited by the Constitution
and ih.it all otherpoweis an- reserved for the state.
l'm third holds thal the right ?>f extending -uifiraga
b?louga to the Blatas alone. The fourth holds thaB
all Bute? have the right of repr?sentation in Con?
. The fifth that the United .Stat*?.-! Suprema
Cocui has manifested hy its resent divisions a rcspeol
for the only authority which has legitimate powers.
The i-ixtli tenders thanks t" President Johnson foi
his ? ijijM.rt of I lie Const i tu ti?ned rights. Tlletsovonth.
. - tiiat the impartial imposition of tho bulliens of
taxation.it needed in the State. 'Hie eighth declaren
thal ill efforts tending to subvert the Executive ara
n leelhon*. Tin- last pledges support to the nomineea
of the Con v. nt ion. Alter bri'-f .-uliin-isscs by sevoral
_,i ut l.-i.ii n, th? Convention ailj'.iiiii. d.
MARYLAND.
mi-. URUBLali I:K-NO KI.KC1I?N OK 6Y.s\t..m.
BT T?'Ji(?m??ll TO TU? TRIBVXK.
ANN toi is, Jan. in.-Tin? state Banale ( ??mmittea
on El? (finns ha?) reported that Dr. Ohr (Kailical),
ne mber from Alli'ia'hiuiy, wrs not duly elected, and
thal Col. S|):it''is (Conaervative) was entitled to ths
?i it. The ri'txirt waa iiitole tho order for the day fot
in vt Tuesday.
lentil Hawses met in Convention, to ehoo?,o a fiiitt-sj
Stat.? Senator. The vou- was the -?ante as > ?t-derday.
ihn. fore there was no ?lee; ion. Another vote will
betaken to BSOtTOW on the Siisejuehanna Boom b LIL
which was reported in the Senate.
'Ihe bill to call a Bl I . ntien wasamend4?d
in the II ms?? so a? to prohibit the Legislature front
paying for emancipated ^la^^''^. Au Mnendmenl ia
pending to incn sae the representation in the Mouse,
hy the formation of small i onntiea to . ad os.? .ana*
her each. This matter will he dlsnusaod to marnrWi
WEST M UBINIA.
nu: UUMBlUQIIOlUn aMBMBO.1 lunilKO.
BT T?l?-ia*l'U TO TUB TBIBISB.
NViiKK.i.iNO, Va., Jan. 16.-The West Virginia Legis?
lature has ratified the Coiirditutional Amendment.
Thi- vote in tho House on it. pus.-a.nge stoixl 41
to 11. __
INPIWA.
ran si K?TB aannai mi: AMI Kpanorr.
HT tatasasra io TBK TRIU?*MI.
IMUVN trous, .lan. 1?5.-The joint rewihition rati?
fv tag the Constitutional Amendment passed the Seu
i.t.? to-day by s strict party vote of Yeas, ?) Kaya, IB.
In the House the bill to punish the members for bolt
Ingby a fine of ti.tmuis andar diaenaniott. it wat
m nie the ?!.? ? iii order for to-inoriow
Al.Ka-NBAS.
BT tasasasfa to -, na TKIBISS.
MI VI ni is, JM.II. 1?!.-A sivecial to Ihr Atvlancept
(Little Kink) laya that both Houses of the Ark?
ansas Leuislature had pnnaad a bill reducing the
.State tax t?i ?j per cont ; also a bill providing for the
htipportjof disabled tuddiers and for Mipplyina them
willi aitii'ieiiil limlvrj, and also for the "npi-ort ol
w idowa and orphans of dooeeaed sohliers.
MINNESOTA.
1!IIT AMKNIVMI.M KVITITIT'.
BT TIIBOHirS TO TBS TSIBOBB.
Sr. hila Minn., Jan. 1(>.-The Hoti.se yest?^rtlajr
ratified the Constitutional Aiiieiidmeiit by a vote of
40 to ?5. The Senate to-day passed the resolution bj
a vote of st !<> ft
VENADA
Baa iViM non, JIB.l?.-Th?- Mevndn lAfiaaatnaa
t,,',l ij v?.;. .1 toe United States Senator. -N" election.
i I Y l/M.
?...m auuuai miaanti anuna oeeninfin.
ty tai auaii B TO TBB TRIBVBS.
QtraaaO, Jan. 16.-It is report? ?1 that a gold nugget
weighin? M iMUiiiils hftri been found in the Gilbert Ki VST
B?1 OS, hut no official rep.n hu* y? t been ^adt'ot it.
A m.H.tin? ?if the Kelief Committee visa hrld U?t ulga?
Are|M?rt'?f the expenditures wot pi-esented. J?*n.*__
?.??iiHiderahle dlsousslon a? to the l?e~t ?_sp4>siltor? to i>#
iiiiiiioof Hie ninds. Ths Msj-or's plen will be preseutea
at the next nn'etli-f. ,_ _ -,
The Oran.l Trunk llailway Company sre preparing a
he-?? ti ful model of ? *?le??Hii,. oar, eompmbt lu every I?SP
fleiilar, for the 1'niia Exhibition.
A?? ICI:entusen?
flBOBTOB .lan. If..-The It? hrhlge from KuieT?t*>n t?B
?' I|M? Vincent l8 now in good order und ?tagea HIT runntuf
regalar.
NAVKiATION OS THE OHIO
Ci-M-iNN.tTi, ?Inn. 1?!.-The ice lu Licking Hirer
gave way thi? morning, snd It has ?carty all rim ou?
without dein?* any il.ua ige I.? the boat*? anti bar-re-? lit"?
up in* thst B1 nun?. Throe l-oota srriTed ft-om below
to-day, and the prospects aitj favorable for a hill opeaUi?
of navigation.
COLOBKD HECiniENT TO BE DI8CHARCJM>
ST 1BLSt.a?ra TO TBS TH.BBSS. tr-li^! alai??
CAIUO. .lan. l?i.-The (?th Colored UnitvMJW???
inf.ii.ii) un i vi ?i frota ?latou Kongo, eu route to etv. U>UJ?.
tor lliQti" tUtal .U-M U'teJ*"