The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1865, Page 8

Almost all \be females new dress ves the wtruggie having become it does 208 BO", bear | of only sbout 8,600 bales. The stock on hand ‘ 810,200 heavy the 4 er ‘ebile American in’ foorepees ke dolla, aud nothing ean be hy em too cemretter of ¢ Semcon takes to eagon.s fet Gucon Dales middling, $1,860 American. Exreaty es my . hore to send to India, Chi A® avalia, Egypt, tewthora | many (00, are dretsed like women, and nothing can | tented rebels, but of « war of conquest completely TRADE AT MANCHROTER. (alned other damage. baal) Barope, Narthere Pye berets deweatog or doe” taal ae hugh met er aratinn ae nck, Beanieh policy. | That oven bY | Yesterday was dull, copecially for yaras, the reduotion eATTS Amz Diommaatsy A200 t0ne, bait tn 1088, bee ber bind towapapers and pare sits and ne ares, | these besten, ervwing Uerecivan shoes ginacing cod | ©, WiumpD We showld ures i th sad position oe aes ae Sores Seay 0 re ey mpene Bouma on, 9 fisted op bere tat the Cuba ‘thousand enpies, 22 sere oo ‘es pai atentinen tee ise halls arew, S Sascken a ee ae eens coe = LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET—JAN. 14. deal va Ne York iriated Paskésle There pever a 5 - ‘Brush, wo Days Later News by se aint mate ae ine Ta shout | sod shi snmtinne one af the ™ intiona of this gay; | Hous, that, ven, under the, most imonie byrne 4, Mest Watedeld, Nash & Co.,and Richardsoo, Our iy cease Seates, f szarecs Ma thea at This Port. Terre ‘ance qnen snail weschine, No Acserieans were presented at the Srst imperial lo a after viciery, the governmental eyes ‘dull, and 1d. 0 24. lower, amber spring sols at te. 8 pits ‘saseiiona fo snreailag ts hie an snd be " an the 3 wonder 0; pd ya Tulterien on Woineodey thet, sass Sare tn Se, Ried in shane 6 ions | Ss. 1d. per cental, Corn very dull, and offered at 64. de- ihe los while endeavoring te ‘he > Aeduabes Cheam ure near and there were, therefore, a considerable aumber ot é the imhabitanta, or very dlssimllar to that of the other LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKBT—JAN. 14. Spoken, d&e. Buch cracks and jams, like battering rams, @mappeinted ones. The reason why no invitations were | colonial provinces. Messrs. Athys & Co., and Gordon, Bruce & Catharine Bi reves, fram Reston s @ur London and Paris Des- ‘Whieh keep such a palting, pounelag, 0; gentle then whos names ad beva tranemited ty Mr | "Upon al chee and other conlderations which the a-| On. ropor-"Baef firmer, and falder demand an uerline Mor S68 lon dW rere, Den s ‘That all the ground it shook around, Pennington to the Grand Chamberlain is not 4 iy Pirie Salailigmice 06 Sa Carica wil sapely, the, Miss vance. Perk also firm and tending upward. Bacon in Horsley (Horw), ™, hi By reason of the » 0. but it undoubtedly had some connection | ters, anxious to pat an end to the sacrifices in | rather leas bet hehhers Bae one oneing 9 Carnes Hermann (Brem), from NYork for Otago, Sept 18, patches. Tae esa eamaht’ thelr eneraies are alt | with the slighily uncertain and dilapidated condition of | meb and money which the war ia St. Domingo imposes | advance of la. Buiter—Finc held for 1088 Lard | oe eee fabricated by machinery invented by a Yankeeand made ow Witbout doubt the disappointed ones upon the have the honor to ing duly | still im fair demand at the advanced quotations; Brig Belle Barnard, steering W, sbout Jan 12, of Ke im Connecticut. Every city, village and hamlet, | will have an nity of sunning themselves in the | suthorized by Majesty—the fo!) ject of | range from 63a a6¢e Tallow quieter; N. A, a | West. a; Tenth stan and half the habitations, from the yowatess maar imperial presence at the next ball. wie The tinea of teat, de: rote ene a sree | soy Minnie, from HYerk for Bt Jobs, B, Jan sion to the peasant’ ‘cottage, are wi rw Bag —_ . 1. —The royal decree May, 4 \VERPOO! RKBT- 5 P The Replies of Sweden and HelPand land cipata, be Thal nk ratte and tafe, be moa Ten RAU IE, So the Rabel Mawitets: poraisa Pein ecimane is repealed. . Pag ta er) per la arg d nee “et Jan 8—Arr Beth, oie Fpngeipble; 30m er! un fellowii notes have bees lished from a a iy te the Rebel Manifesto. ied ioamod American sewing machines are tn con- fname tare annie eateet ee ee Anr.2.—The government js authorized to take the | aad 6d. lower.’ very quiet, Rice in better de- | wyork; 18th, ‘Clausen do, im, 1» Hoye omen en EM ae ES. i ounce seouamad ee eba uss (oe Cara nn ene | ene a ae ee ach med niseond cakiee tales | Anon, toy S07 ker cess we, nese germans mere janes e —_ re a a to en ll — a PO a i ee DUKE OF VA! of the Council. of American at £0 ba. oll frm. ot 94a 6d. 0 | ,Aarotwatin, Jan wart bark, “Amerioan Hage, Harlon extensive manufacturing firm—the house of Welch, | the Minister of State and Foreign Affairs fnaaeee BENAVIDES, Minister for Foreign Affairs. | 358 per owt. Hemp 10s. 0 20a dearer. Jute also about | NYork: Mth, Whe BF Nash, Lancy, Perth Amboy, Old 110 Abandenment of St. Dominge | M*62!20 & Co, of Cheapside, who make collars and | of his Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway, bas late- Ba and Justice, | 108, Sperm oil—Small sales at £66 for crude and : han fare Wisy Maken, Laser, NYork. neck tiee by the million—employ some twelve hundred | ly received the letter addressed to him, under date nister of 210 for winter bagged. Hosin quiet and without im-] Bassstaaven, Jan 6 q Bait by Spain. ‘sewing machine hands, and work nearly a thousand ma- the 11th cf Novomber inst, by Mesers. Mason, Si- | CORDOVA, Ministor of War, Provement, Spirits of éarpentine quiet at 628, 0 Gas. 64. | mores i, Biratford, eed ee Dee chines, and they have found it expedient to manufac- | dell and Di ‘Commissioners of the Conte 16. Fench. NYork; Regpes, Bs ture their own i ing one of combined action Sistas of America and Which communicates to the gov- BRAVO, Minister of the Interior. Psraotuum.—Messrs, Boult, English & Brandon re- ses 8, lor oe Nightingale, Frid from expired Patents cad minor inventions that they | erament of the King, hie sovereign, the maniiceto GALIANO, Minister of Public Works, port the market quiet at 18 10344» 20 1d. for refined Bes 3t—are betg Jutta a. ap have pure ‘All the. planing and wood dressing | adopted by the Congress ey ate aleey States, on | SEWA8 }, Minister of the Colonies. enasylvanis, and ls. 44. 01s, bd. for bensine. deiphin fend ‘ies for Puc flan 'W Hoi | The Proposed Reduction of the French mepahingn inna e908 Sater m teentien. After being | June 14, Kell sk Tomiie setting forth the Jalen. mo ‘HE LATEST MARKETS. tue 3 brig Anne We Phils || every views ference Fra: Ce ; Navy. Isle of Wight to Botany Bay, they copied your yachts repeats vermons Wee bat the ‘United ato The weekly tetaurns of the Bank cf France exhibits Chbachb clnigs sheen ate eto esas tae in eich ine Wel bag cr ania etl tnd capida snipe’ io replace’ ihely old. tube of tron of Ame te cours ft ee further decrease in tbe cath in hand of over fiNeen | Giinols Central Ralitoed, 60 881 discount; rio Rall | "Carbirr, jan Susid; Queen Visors, Conway, Yor, a wood that are to be useless, Your Pisoe these documents under the eyes of the Ki ‘The Bourse en the 18th was firm. Rentes closed at 1 638. Jan. 16, 1966. Rg vr Goston Lightsing, Hsbig, 20° S0thy Mervinar | pounder guns they will have to copy soon, as they have Tt is by his Majesty's order that-he must confine bita- eof. 4 ‘The Bowrse closed firm at 61f. for ert, Total Loss ef a Blockade Runner, With | sothing to equal or come near them. | self to a declaration to the commissioners, thatthe gov- pessoa say Livsuroor, Jan. 1¢—Event Slice Dol Bicone apa Atbat Che for Ha fwenty or Thirty Lives. here with one of the grandest inventions of the as in the past, the moet. atrice neutrality in regard to the | Inthe Lower House.of the Relcharath some important | ,0%701'—cales to-day 2,000 bales, the market closing pis dood Hope, uluer, ror Landa Hei,crearel Sroka y that of boat building by machinery—an invention deplorable struggle which has sprung up beween the | question had been put to the ministry in regard to the | “Fy, fills ine auriode ie iestive ‘Br), Harvey, for Sas Francisco 40, Mutlan (Bp), Mulles | would build boats in hours that formerly required days, | States heretofore forming the great and powerful Amer- | edministration of in the ec. under the | Provimonan The market te firm S Moon, dag: Buteed, Knowles, ankore eh which reduced the cost one balf, and would have tri joan confederation, at the eame time that its carnest | treaty with Denmark—but the mi response isnot | gene nares ‘Arr at do Dec % Fortuna, Wharlon, Singapore; éh, Be the number built, eo they could have supplied the world; | wishes are for = cessation of so disastrous a conflict, | yet given. ; fests as joo at arts Junto Are brigs AG Cattell, Watson, Phil Artisans Bn Route | 2,290 Mas 8, com formed to utilize the | and foran arrangement that may meet the just claims — —_—_—_——— re reier Mills, Nori Bid. Ath brig Jobe. Goede BHore Bnglish invention and fairly at w their ineficiont laws | of each of the Bates that were members of the Union, Prussia. (3, Phileas asi, bark John Carver, NYOrs for 1 ‘and loosely organized and lawless combinations of band | with which, from its beginning, the government of the Han Vee Ree a conpeenn torivine. te 08 od SHIPPING NEWS. bigs Alex a ken, Mi! oe. Sn taints (Bi, ewton. America, grabbing laborers got up mobs, broke the machinery | United Kingdoms bas entertained the most cordial re- | aress to the King of Prussia from Sc! ig-Holstein, peal Ph RR chins fAmDeRAs, Jan 30—Arr sch Thistle (Br), ton, Por! ac. &e. ue. and ruined the company, after Soar bad spent balf@ | jations. says:—The Teceived the address with pleasure, Py ih oa pee Libby, do. Bid Sist, brig 9 ood . million of dollars, not one dollar of which was saved. Tn obeying this order the undersigned profits by the | aad recognizes therein ex; jons denoting a right per- ‘Doves, Phy M—Of Bremen’ shp “Godfrey,” from Balt! | RE posse ta an weye gle gp ey me Teme! opportunity to afer to Messre Mason, Still and ception of the real state of affairs. The duchies ed » mere for Bremen. Z are! owmen, dwarts other ent are assurance isting rotectio! fore! Cham The Cunard mail steamship Cubs, Captain Stone, ar. } realizing large incomes, while the spread and influence ep hancs alahod cooeeroen. | so for tholt iateron ghia, The Tee eee memaasin a roe anten)s Bon stved at this port yesterday afternoon. She left Liver- | of American books and literature is increasing every | Mesera J, M. Mason, J. Suupeux and A Dopiuy Mann, towards the welfare of the Poxwes, Jon 9 5i4 Gem, Powell, NYork. | pool on Gatarday, the 14th inst, and Queenstown om the | year. Native born Americans come now and then, | at Paris. securing for them s position In con- emer Berietland: Glasgow Ise Moreies Se. ike Lyndhurst, and get to be peers, while several fair RD NOYERALAMDO. sonance with their rights, The address strengthens the Wants (crocs Maurtdiue); Bristol, i suteeeee | p SES daughters of America are pecrezses. ‘Tux Have, Dec. 80, 1864. King’s conviction in the confiding 00-0] ma of the Foocuow, Nov 15—8id James Miller, Carbonette, Shang gland minimum rate of discount was re- | And yet the small and select class that hold all the | Gerrimwmx—I have had the honor to receive through | country, and his expects the success of his ef- hae. 4 @need from 6 percent to 5% percent The rate had | political power here are so jealous of Americans, and all | the King’s legation at Paris letter of the lith of } forts th 20 much the more confidence since he and bis Gesssow, Jan Arr John Free Weerey, Mtoe, Jan 7—Arr Emil, Ficke, other foreigners, though not composing one in a thou- eee illustrious ally meet with cordial and hearty co-operation ee tteod at 6 per cent since December 15. mand of he population, that they will not allow them | November last, aocompanying & of the manifesto | on the part of the duchies Gipmattag, Jan 1—Arr Kong Sverre, Ei fersch ‘The London Globe advises the country mot to expect ined oe asued at Richmond on the 14th of June, 1864. 14.84 for RYor): sth, Voreger, Walia, RYork; Mareo sete after naturalization and any length of residence here to become members of the House of Commons, But there i Kirgerrng Mateas rls geass orig rey bail fang material reduction this year in the cost of the army earnest Greece. ig one American product that all the exclusive legisia- aren I beg you, gentlemen, to accept the assurance It is stated that Prince Hans of Denmark, uncle of the my Messrs. Havas, Jan 7_—Arr Amelia Pricst, Malone, Philadelphia end navy. That paper points out that, during the last Letouruean, Bult! i Pah cece oe med Hel Gimme p30 nk aalonx of arinceanr: center Se Ich consideration. IE. CREWENS. | King of Greece and one of the ablest members of the eee. ‘three years there has been a decrease of upwards of | clude, a uct not native here or to the manor hind Haxsung—Arrat Cuxhauen Jan 7, Oldenburg, Wi i feo he expondare for theo wevicey and | br, wien ri fore tul'apgn bem to ap of. te 4 Suit 2H Mason and A: Dovurr Maan. | Pett of eae wdvant hs nepher” Count Spo he eee a@aye that another £500,000 may be saved in the next esti- | republican principles. voll here is well adapted to Butler’s Fatlure at Fort Fisher. neck, ee King’s adviser hitherto, would, however, re- Sa £0 Henny, Bnei egg oe mates. But more than this must not be anticipated, as (@e government is bound to maintain beth the army apd the navy in an efficient state. Is is now stated that the number of French war vemels to be disarmed is not eighteen, as at first aanounced, but @rty-three. Care, however, will be taken, in making this reduction, not to affect the service of the naval sta- fdena. The Paris correspondent of the London Post, in speaking of the reduction of the military and naval ex- penses of France, attributes the recommended economy its growth, and it thrives extensively, though it has been | The London Times, in an editorial on the Wilm! strangled and nearly extinguished ont ‘the Continent yey exeettres.. says that, comparing he magnitude of the eminent agriculturist, who brewed bis own beer here in aris with the harmlessness of the results, it may cer- THE VERY LATEST. England, and who Sourished over two hundred ‘years | tainly be considered one of the most remarkable opera- Lowpor, Jan. 14, 1865. ago, by ploughing deep with bayonets, cutlasses and the | tous ofthe war. It thinks few professional critics will ‘The Bank of Prussia has reduced its rate of interest to headsman’s axe, was enabled to subdue a portion of | doubt the soundness of General Butler’s discretion, and faye per cent for commercial bills and advances on the tou royal turf and plant sot republi- | Winds up by stating that the expedition failed not for | merchandise, and five and a half per cent upon se- can roote; but thoy only flourished want of men, means or courage; but because the defences | Curities. generation, when an incompotent farm baili g, | of the place were strong enough to resist a cannonade ‘The Presse of Vienna says the following is the pur. the crop became nearly extinct. Late seed from America | UDinjured, and in default of such injury, they rt of the notes exchanged between Austria and ig reviving it, and @ fall crop may in time be expected. could not be assaulted with any prospect of succeas, ia: — fibdtanding ul the benedise bes received, would be | Rte caniaes bie meamurer ngaint” the tiddle States represented by wi ing e benefits he bas received, would be vival of Rumors of French Recogni- glad to see your products—at least the more moral, in- tion of the Rebels. Bismark as revolutionary. Austria will not abandon the lov, eerS mn Cariont Casion Bhangiaes Sid; Sarah Newman | Cobb, do and Ningp (and sld Sth for Bi ); 24th, NI Falmer, Low, Whampoa for NYork; & Helene San Francisco; 80th, Edward, do. 4 ont, Nov 18, 8s Nestor, Cloutmén, for Swadow: 224, Norther: Sau OW 5 a Thom) ee ee enoer: Amaberet; Mth, Daniel, Morey Boss, . Hat Jan 22—SId bark Arizona, Cardense brig JH Dillingham, Me Motaneas, "Old Stet ber Weer 8 eae ies wae trek HivanrooL, Jan 9—Arr Clara Wheeler, Wilsoarth, NYors Hote Atop tere, tretiood, BtJobe, NBr sab, Rangere Portland; Ocean, Stanwood, 8t Jobn, NB; / ‘s), Bridgman, NYork; 18tb, Mary O'Brien, Veaper ih fol at te the Emperor's sgacity and forethought, which en- tellectual and political portions of them—quite bloted | The Paris correspondent of the Lond that ind of federal right, and reminds Bismark, in case ia7th, Sarah A Walkor, Barcelona: 10uh, Vingtnt atded him to aoe that, although surrounded by neighbor: | Cut Perhaps he ‘would Iike to havo some prominent | rumors were again current that ue Bveael aevereneat Bramis should dente the annexation of the duchies, of + 718] MOON ats. eve (ah Lewis Nvork (ond from Queenstown iby: Teh, Glas tag armies of great power, he could at the | pages of Amorican history blotted out also. ‘Tell him | was about to recognize the Southera confederacy; but he | ‘he suggestion formerly offered, to the effect that Ausiria . 5 18| mam wares. PSL te teas Britain Breishow’ Bostene 4d present period safely reduce his warlike expendi- shat criminals and men that have run into collision with } adds that there is no reason to, suppose the Emperor and peels Rod an othe ganar pee, 3 com- See ogg pega nel oth, t Britain, Bradshaw, Boston; Ziml, Brad e laws, ant nd the latter too strong for them, can | his advisers contem; any change of policy towards 5 is +f fare and place his national fuance on « s0ll4 | never hive the record ef oourta and prissus erased ianve | North or Houth, The weiter also: pants ott the unpopu, Jan. 16, 1868. jedi ui ou Inn, Marivosough, Campbel, and City of Cork ( feasis, to the advantage of commerce and material 5 for wcarcely any of the continental Powers could find the requisite money to move their theinropulaions. The pageeot history whereon arewritisn | larity of Mngiand with American leotteman, en ~ | ‘The King of Prussia had opened the Chambers. In his CLEARED. Yonpon, Jan B-Arr, Btincelle, McClellan, Philadel ‘american Revolution,” “Brival, Folly,” “'Bagiish | culties the Ri eeresenieate tas ry craven een par npies Preliminary surv pad selena for | sab endl sai guscdrelt Dizon, ds, ond Nina mins, Mee tors: 13a, “ Y arr; ” Jan DAV! al re i Tyranny,” “Burgeyne’s elon “Bunker Hill,” | et Washington. rea? petceen the Baltic and Worth Seas and that | _ Stan hip Corsica (Br), Le Messurier, Nassau and Hare | Hamlet, Gow; 8t Joka, Mis] 14th, Bossla Banton, ‘Boodey | legions beyond the frontier, supposing they desired to | from the world’s records. Neither can the records of | The United States’ Immigration Agent. | the duchies are to be acquired. BGicamutip Geo Cromwell, Vaill, New Orleans—H B Crom. | NESE s mertea 40 50. The Patrie, however, publishes a paragraph | British incapacity, Imbecility and deterioration, for a {From the Preston Herald. wat The Italian government has cautioned the clergy | wells Co.” : Fe emanate seaabcabd) in hurimcusr'siih. tical’ bacaeoi pict talsall period of some two thousand years, be either lost or for- | It is stated that federal agents have been actively at | *sAlnst publishing the Pope’sencyclical note without arst | _ steamship Guiding Star, Knapp, New Orleans—James A} “ Lyrra Jan 13—Arr Forest Eagle, Sleeper, Callae, iy y ie Pacific intentions | Zotten. It is recorded in successive conquests of the | work in this town during the past few weeks, | ‘ceiving authorization. bined Lisson, Jan 1—Arr Much! ton, N ‘ork. F @f France and the much talked-of reduction of arma. teamship New York, Seabury, Point Lxcuokn, Jan 8—Arr AL Peck, Carter, NYork. 814 % Jan. 15, 1865. Lookout. Bee te eee ee ee ee eer Be, me, ema aduced 1S | one steamer Lal » Dlesknde rama, ece for Wi. | ,Aup.Awree (iran) Ssilng, Bromes—Fonch, Mamebe | pectin, Grant, Se : mente That journal says:—‘‘No considerations of & Wendt. [oNTROSE, Jan 8—Arr Gladiator, Young, Callao, an tch adventurers. The mative blood, radically | allege that they are te. serve ‘newiy. | ™mington, via was totally lost this morning off Bark Argentina (Norw), Ji Bordeaux—Holmboe & Bal- ‘0—C! f economy are to delay the construction of our fighting | bad te temporarily improved by graf from vigorous sliene thet coupeny at Falfiver eesti Cy. | the bur of the Mersey.” The loss of life is from eighteen i c joel, Matias, Boo Cid You turk, a ly distri fest, which is to go on conformably to previous eati- mates; the iron-clad ships now on the stocks are also to be launched as soon as possible, and those already Jeunched will be completed and armed witheut delay.’ ‘buted ‘in the town, contain. | * forty. ee ee ee lcarvamne Bes, Son | Tisch, Sapehian, Palinda 7 Dating Reed, Singn es Nov aoe White 8 low, Prince, Island. indward, Smith, NYor Oct 27—Arr Juan Hain, Witame, Yer foreign stocl but is sure to deteriate, run down, | culars have been and “require ’ the recuperation. of forcign blood | ing what purporta to bee copy of an act of the american |, The steamship Africa from Boston, arrived st Queens- yaaa ee edened and the spilling of some of the bad that is Congress, encouraging immigration, and containing reg- | ‘own to-day, 16th. ‘Bark M W Brett, Thurlow, Cardenas—Brett, Son & C4. here. ens nari 2 rapid pipet ond ———— a for feng — of officers and agents employed Miscellancous Foreign Items. Brig Casique (Braz), _ Rio mg rtmatns a now seems to require the process ee une eo \t their engagement are re- ‘The Pans Patric resumes ite correspondence from Brig Prince (Br), jaranham—L K Am persons Madrid ‘cual blood letting. Whence will come thi ired to sign an agreement, the substance of which i Esther, Geficl, San ‘Francleoo; ie -Howvenes, of weegnele canto’) cua Wesldienomnn to'e weorty all an for pose aa ib) ta00 preyed retingge i fate aesagl for tweive | Athens concerning the discovery of the plot to assassi- rig Tyreed Pa. Matamoroe—E A Hussey. orvvore °° ie qticle, approving the abandonment of St. Domingo, on | or Britishors. A6 one of their great satiriv. said, in de- | months at specified wages, abd submit to the stoppage of | Date the young King and 8 egblic, in Groene: | Bee Nee eanee (me Wareets Oras Tied vin # Fn abe rg ey tach perigee a ete excount of the annexation not Aaving been the spontaneous | scribing the “true born Englishman,” one-fourth of their passage money, which in the first — rarer iight by tee paper ot a sensed | — Brig Ailce Maud (Br) Pine, Ponce—Burdett & Brora Ma me an Gevire of the inhabitants. “Dutch cooks, Freach pimps and Italian whores, plage is advanced by the company's On arriving | SP brought Brig Bessie York (Br), Kimball, Port aa Prince—D R De | 44 Nor 23—Arr shige Regent, Hamblin, NYor ‘The failure of Mecars. J. Seholefield & Bons, of Mose- | Al! become lords, or lords progenitors.” Tide preemn pomerly tba ao ‘ "Brie (gid proseded to Buspoe Ayres): 2706, KW Carson, Orewel 3 Sons, : ri ne : offices of the Immigrant Compa: eat con- M. Benedict Masson is employed on the grand pictorial Reptile (eee) ies, Nava 2 See, (end Di to Ayres) | tay, cotan spinners announced. The Uebiitis are | , Truly, itmun bon grat race; but you go on Sehting } Gucied, provenid td transported to rr. Four | sussratin af the four great opocbo of French hutory, im] BStr aa? Scares: Viet Wopas RL Metstasy a | RNs POan Hees tee ay (aaa ate about Manchester Guardian says fi persons eight Bern, street left this | the Court int : eras arc reigns % Iv a is pavaagoe ligne —, your raulllaied berbeet inst one-legged men | town and sailed from “Liverpool last week wader theee | of Charlemagne, St. Loula, Louls XIV and Napoleon, and | s. Mp SENOS as nes fqpeaks also of the stoppage of two or three county manu. | are coming up. There in-e bne-legged dancer here at the | agreements potter nor myen in [ <4 Bt ig eae, Pte, Sestarers, and thet of © epinner and manufacturer near Sg ay Be gedeedr 4 Ta aD H6 The Phare de te Loire: publishes the following letter | #°™- Masaaninio, Jan iS—bid bark , ‘Sidhe, ‘With a view to reduce as mach af possible the number @f Polish nobles who enjoy immunity frem taxes and @ber state burdens, the Russian government has de- lew, s may The Abandonment of St. Bominge by and active cultivate the arts of hore, and from M. Thiers. bas Oct 28—Arr ‘Wright, He Ee'beral ofa leon the bate Sela ‘tay @ geod in a Mabie latter, Jon. a Graog Ne, Nov teary AW baraoe ie ang we sas Tae folowing a, the text of the bill, presented te tbe | and on discussion of the badgut I have already protested Becket, Wiis, aloutin; Mau W A Parneworib, Our Paris Correspondence. ener dae, geen! a bond apg? of the | against the ruinous expenditure to which ‘and other 1861, declaring the the Do- France subjected. Purmovrs, Jan 10—Of, Geo & Hunt, Woodburg, fres | manded written proofs of noble descent in every instance; Pana, Jan. 18, 1068. | minican repdbite re-Incorporsied tate the: Spanish Moa: eT al te mey, snail OF Seuret ae Onlate for NEWPOC. os os snow, Gmail, Hall, R each documents are to be returned ‘« the gevernment | ra, war Betwom Ge Government and the Clergy—a | *rcby:-- ia apes teneut of Unb Eine tn oe ean eee 7, Jan fi—Put 1a, Jeanette Rolin era, fre pei preg Si ree a a Bishop Openly Defies the “Powers That Be —Mr. In the old “ M ibe aret land of the Wi Ere he sea nseuon capi- Pa for orders, a few ‘pieces jure je on away. Bigelow and Ge Legation—Appointment of « Vice | world which the great Christopher Columbus considered | to iheirs for eo desirable an “ag os me, sir, &c. Cocrasmesens, Jom: $i Borgate Lig tha bed ‘Tho Dutoh papers claim General Sherman for Dutch- Consul—Queer Work Made by French Papers with | Worthy of an important establishment, in that great A Deputy for the FH t Dees "Ann, Ya rs (and aid man! A few years ago he was o journeyman dyer in ene— Antilles where, years after its separation ftom the asdra'ar to: aes fer leeward coast). Fiera, and ebnoonsiyomigraod with few Of is | pte No merians Promied af he Pit Focarr | SE asette eb anf We iges or specs | amon free paper ik rand a the Here tor were Sew ahaee Ayes Satin, Boca fallow workmen to America, in consoquence of s com- | pan de, de. climate aiding the enemy make terrible ravages in the epee Ce iy th Marg Sage gripe cr) Rov fy Agelade, Burtenabaw, San Fraveisco; aiet, Maret mercial failure ta which they were concarned in Amster- | the war betwoon the gorerament and the clergy, | “ZEN °C cut tuum sole 1 sanded by | M- Righotti seventy thousand france for the statue. Gwatow, Xov 12—Arr Star of Pi Kendérieh, Kowa am! which was commenced when the Minister of Justice for- ths ciaaneenien ze matey eae profitiessiy expending | Denmark is resigned to the new position accorded to tt ; Vy Forbes, Mr. Samuel Warren, the Master in Lunacy, suthor of | pade the bishope to permit the Pope's encyelical letter fo appear rnc gg a the abundant jucta | by the treaty of i The king and deliberative A Seaparagon, Briard, Se fe “Diary of a Late Physician,” and ‘Ten Thousand « Year,” and son of the late Rev. Dr. Warren, of Manches- few, is said to be ina state of health that almost precludes the possibility of recovery. Lady Brougham is dead. peaking of General Yusuf, now in Algeria, a Paris ‘eagrespondent writes, that of him may be said what was ,UFtiten about a greater and more eccentric person—‘ of our colonial not the | bodies are &® Dew constitu and to bo read or commented upon from the pulpit of their | airempts of aewiee Camiaite to out an caitions hich will Ry all com) F oninen parishes, is assuming broader proportiona. Since my | war of conquest, so tothe just, fic | upon Denmark by the adhesion of A mized last, three more episcopal protestations have been pub- Bg age Lert Ln nin oh ~ comemniasten free he ee anaes qh oe Ot 7 er originate from the necessity of repel! adopted, In wit 1e hich | from 7 Nehed, and each one of these contains a hint that the | foreign aggressions, of opposing force 40 force at any | in principle removes from it tae ealovie wuties—no | fem wnane’ fo hg Ry Big ee OT cg ad government is making great mistake in thus offending | cost, commen Oy. the defence of insulted honor; yor subjects of the Danish monarch, now indivisible ae ee Came to this port for repairs. Was the clerical interest of France. One bishop—be of | Such was not cane; this cruel atracgle commenced | and homogenous. According to the proposed project of | towed from Phi (mp ey by steamwug Neptune. 4 the day following that on which her Majesty's govern- | constitution the succession remains as by law established Bark Hanpibal, Kline, Fortress Monroe, in bobiast! to mas Moulins, Monseignear de Dreux Breze—bas bid open de- | ment of that day believed that all the inhabitants of the | July 31, 1863, the legislative power being exercised con- | “E41 aiias Rich (new), Brand, Mystie, Conn, in ballast, to fiance to the circular letter of M. Baroche, and, in direct | Dominican ic asked and solicited with impatient | jointly by the king and Ri ‘The most remarkable * y . is, Benda, Buerburve, Raogssny Wi Hee arty {er dieafecase by, Connor, Boston, ‘bark Hunter, York, Havana; brig Mik Sid Magenta, Janvrin, NYork. ‘Nov 19—Arr Lucy & Ashbey, Ashbey, faire Babujan, Oe 8 more ‘the dreams of oth desire to be reins rated with the Spanish nation, their | feature of the is that which does not permit the Brig J R Nevins (of Demarara), Freeman, St Kitts buyal besa sehen eye a ke i It a he porieres violation of it, reed the whole of the letter of the Pope | Socio. cacther, ‘and to form one of ila rovinces, King to become a reigning prince elsewhere wihout con- with Salt ta rete Sone Con fied boary NW po genie) - $e the half century whi endl seheoal 8 | ta the cathedral ab Mouline on Sunday last. In doing | to the happlases enjoyed by those of Cubs sad Puce | bent of the Rigedag-ca provision ‘mado against the dan. | host, balwarks, spit salla, and most of the crew are frost- ernican, an Algerine and s Frenchman, the favorite page | this the bishop made a bid for the honors of martyrdom, ne sc dake aeeta net be oubtibaaidi ore of peel ae to Serer of Relctela ad oiete Basile ile) ore ot Sarnee. ” pht and th a juch a might not was vi jeswig. e eran rel ie Da J . Fa a ince doae aad ace car yt ie ociple | Sad Which the government seems inclined to accord im | yab1e the government, actuated Dy these sentiments, | tonal Tuith, other ereeds bolng tolerated as beretotore. | "Sct;'te'aemeacem Baltimore, WR Geom, Par ‘Gerer—justifiable homicide, you know, on the principle | without delay; as, upon report of the facts by the | had faith in hi which appeared te inspire the Domini- ‘The Persian affair of the English telegraph to Teberan, poke stearaab ip ‘Commander, ker, Philadel Cid 'schrs EB Conant, Look, Gast all ts fair in love and war—of his eunuch; acaptain | yinster of Justice to the Emperor, the Bishop of Moulins cans, and, therefore, their ‘and counselled | is by no means settled, notwithstandi exertions of | {fom Savannah far New York, at anchor, with lod ve Ssdeeies Way age 9f chameure, a diplomatic agent, a colonel of Ispahis— | nos been summoned to anewer for his offence before tho —~ ry to rar eee wi this State pro- | the English onvoy, Alison. Thi iitan objects, it ‘Sehr L A Bayles, Bayles, Fortress Monres. Rich, Brows, Fort ly SC; Margaret, Tar, Fe Mabometan with « harem, « Christian with w wife) «| Council of Slate, The resalt of this investigation will MOS cau chtvase tuo minions, a's dalahian donee, would weer, to an agli EVER a BELOW. Toney, ‘Ireland, Bavsace rigs Dasie , Dat Commander of the Legion of Honor, an author, a Freach | prove whether the gov t feels itself sufficiently | described this event as auspi highly honorable for Bootie. gener, and now, apparentiy, « euporrisor of the Algo: | surong to sumume an alttade of open hostility to | SpAi0, and one, not 9 countred e annals of was Moca ‘Brary rag sete Teed ft Loulee miffot., Jan 28-Arr, woh Soha Price, Mikerson, Rall (ine press tbe pretensions of wltramontianism, and to thas por- | Ruder ot Sen 5 the Seen er Y rie | this asonlahing minister makes an early breakfast Brig Keoka. astuan HOLMES) HOLE, Jan 28 F M—Arr brig Soow Bird ( will of Josh formerly of Boston, | , balf s lobster, two bottles of wine, a piece of cheese and ? Qaptil, nas for Boston; echrs ) L Sturges, The an Bates, Esq., iy D, ‘8 | tion of the French clergy which is ready to sink | t jence, in 1821, following the example of othar | Balt 0/0 mn. Poor man!’ M. de Bismark enjo Steamships City of Baltimore, Guiding Star, Gee Crom. | Eliza! for Boston; Biilow, Fly, ‘Boston for Forirem (eo United Staton, afterwards of Bishopsgate strect, of | French citizenship into’ blind subjection to the ces ofthe American continent after drawing che | we, 'a Foon and an evcllon charter ie | ol, Bonoe, Matwonaa: Dare Limerie Tess: beige Fiera, Eb (Queen of Clippers, Emre A Higgton, kits © Poa Feriland place and of Arlington street, was proved in | S220, SP un the gorerameat will not falter ics duty, | of tings im which the sour re private | Advices from Rome, received fa Maregiyes, Dog 21 ge , Tsvood, Vineyard, Héward H Delfart and Sorat Leadon on the 16th ult, the executors nominated being | put will maintain s firm and positive attitude against wealth were éxhausted, in Completely lost | say that the Pope, In reply to the congratal the Jan %—Arr bark Dency, Belcher, New Orle-.r's for Bostoms ‘homas Baring, Charies Baring Young and John Baring, | turbulent re dorcel Neer a itself pt bmg whet ge oy Fes ergy wd ¥ ‘an laine Sacred Coll * of eet ise telampn of 7° Nefeonier 9 Miecellanecous. schrs Charlotte Fish, Sate, Ppiadelphis for io; J P Kire ia 1m revo! aul ath jer. ye insecul e mas, aseu! earers: e triu! e chut for Mey. The personalty in this country was eworn under | '” Opes terol senin ieesived by M. Drouyn de Lhuysto- | and the continual agiations of the republic | was'secure, and that the day only was cacertaln. Having | _Lsowoa ov rxx Suur Bivs Jactst—Yestorday forenoon the 5 1e-Cid bark, Welkin, Blanchard, £600,000, or $3,000,000. day, when he will { bim his appotntinent as tho ministers invoked every @entiment of justice, | witnessed chis trum; sadea ble Holiness, I shall ox- | Al ship Blue Jacket was launched from the yardof the baild- | Bordeaux; brig Rolling Wave, Collins, TF adalphi: pen ‘The Kangaroo reached Liverpool early on the morning | @’ Affaires, after which he will be in ular and legiti- | humanity and honor in counselling the amnezation of this | claim with Simon, “ let thy servant now be taken | ers, Messrs Pine & Davis, Greenpoint’ Her dimensions leuacson, i % of the 13th inst. mate possession of the office. The ‘will continue | umbappy island. They believed such a measure was all | to thee.” are:—Length, 196 feet; breadth of beam. @ feet 6 inches; ‘Bt Dennison, Pb! ia; ocho — where it ts, and for the present the two secretaries, | the moro considering the circumstances and A line of railway by the towns of Nasielsk, Crechanow | depth of hold, 8 feet 11% inches. The frame, cesling, plank- do. barks Union, Ulmer, Bostony Our Lendon Correspondence. Ce ee iad L. hecen iia eae, beset Se: eats ertiity of ie soll and | acd Talave, from Warsaw to Dantsi, isto be constructed, | tng and lower deck frame of thie ship are orwne | ES, Vamedegeins Yauny Bales, Feuiae Lonbow, Jan. 14 1968. | and the business of the consular ofice will be conducted | cousos, whereby they bad been terribly’ dissbused, pro- thus bringing Foland in direct sommunication with the | post selected and seasoned white oak; the batchways, lower, Oslire:Foteclghg > C0": Malas: big Gena Pra Prospective Opening of Parkiament—A Question as to the Legality of Mr. Lincoln's Re-election—The Recog- wttion ef the Rebelo—An Eacuse Wanted—Dependence Sherman Gould, whose | fessed towards their ancient metropolis, maine and poop decks are of white pine, She has a full 18th—Cld bark en et ean oes, | ‘ Hp ad geet ae In sa cwnitie ewe im the ~ Popeye = poop to main batch, in which is placed the eabia, She is oe ile fre, tering. de Sa ate “Fichson, Philade> @ very v juable an ‘Peasonn - | wary reed cost of dolls amout . i ld jickerson, ‘01 seat, ME, Teak wacen | potest ts thecasalnews will of people, & Fight wot | 10 one million ve bundred thousand francs yearly, while | @d#e-olted tsroughout in the best possible manner; has been | jgii,— Arr pire City, Barion, New Yerk vis of England on the United Slales—An American Inven- shire, and has been tn | disputed, and pzpviously affirmed by the aseont | the military toys, so popular under the First Napoleon, | built ander the superintendence of the Burean Vorites, andin | Plorida ports. Men to Make Boats by Machinery—Mod Lavo Postpones he having been one of | of the nations of Europe and America in @ recent case, | realize now on! ight hundred thousand francs per an- | conformily to their rigid requiremente; is salted throughout, fist—Below barks mma ¥ Hareimam, Panny Baler; brig the first consular pupils ep under the amendment | The second was the duty of humaaity, of compassion wo the Civil and Di | providing for such jnt- | towards the unfortunate Psd who sought favor and ‘The Pope's ments It is leretood that a new consul soon | mercy, overwhelmed as they were by @ sen Of disasters | demned by the See were published arrive bere. and misfortane. No other right nor sup- | the slightest ton. And the organs of the Paris newspapers, as a general rule, make sad work a the Spanish government in the Lond hood say that Hollaess condemns now only what be with English names and titles, In a list of deaths of dis- portion of the island of San roa: neil always condemmued and in the same terms. Moreover Unguished perso during the 1964, in bed the — of revindication nor the ne of con- | there is little idea of waging war with the Papacy, 0 ret ‘distinguished | qi h and for strength, durability aud mechanical Anish cannot be | san Antonio, and Glandale, and sehr Hy P Kuseell, ave all oth on Hate sop be surpassed. The Blue Jacket was built for Chas R Greene, | anchor inside SW Pass. Outside the bar, in tow, bound ia, he ge of this city, was designed by Mr Pine, and refecte fuvorabiy | "1p teu! wea 10th, barks Pawnee, Aleiope, Olivia Da wen and Cyclone; 14th, beige Ooean’ Belle, Leo 1 RWYORT, Jan 96-814, ache John Losier, Phillipe, Wi MR eT E Perry, Naebelford for do; @s Uso—Aristocratic Jealousies of Amerioans—Growth Oo Republican Ideas tn Bnglani—What Mr. Bull Would Like te Race from History—American Pro. grem and British Decay—How the Lou of a leg isa G@ood Investment, dc. tion di . juest, bell to th the rn. paten: that Frenc! vawta— Alozat Jan 3—A survey | Nick |, Boston f: M ‘Superior, Paul at This has boon qaito an eneventful week, both for Eng: | Don ames vo ing ‘list Is “Elophen ‘Foster, “a. dis- | mont, the Inverests of the people, rod the yr | took wruamern te SSeky tus wouia servive aly if | bas boon held on Pennayivania ay witch took Archers | Catawanesk, Win, Rockland for Nvork: 2.4 Fraing, Jonady Mb and Continental aows. Parliament is to open the ‘of whose p tions which 8 has al -ored to maintali Deo 38 and was souttied, and it has been decided to entirely | Bastport for do. Sche Daniel W <Br.) P Bi ished composer, Ben phy Whose com poet ne pain ways endeavored to in} united with Italy. ‘anload bor, to ascertain’ the damage to the hull. The NB, for NYork, and Clara Norton, Mayo, from Srpt Tuceday tn Febraary, but that every one know bo- | ‘Old Fox at Home, him seventy-five th: with the independent States of America, which once It io stated that om the 27th of two hendred and | will be dried, and thea reloaced, with the burnt poruon, for 40, * turned’ in the fore the royal preciamation There ts, I'am told by an | france” Amo or eee te Gaara ewer tbe Kine caer protected by the | any thousand recruits are to yy yep Liverpool. of din ks, tatelary man Spain. ; ™ UA . eminent politician, am under current flowing in some di- ex tishop of Lousiana,” “Joba Quivcy, one | But auch fiattering hopes soon disappeared, fatal Fearn eer), ny staxe uombor ie every ten thou. | Weshingion, DC, on Aatarday from? Ohy Point, wae badly vection that has particular reference to the United States } of the foundors of the American ropublio;” ‘J. Surville | symptoms very soon mani! themselves that the an- | 344 from the Polish the latter being mach Taesaged oy the foe in the river, and ts now |; ing at the whatt And the “so-called Confederate States,” and their futuro es poet va eal publ thea siete rtp nes 4 on spomtancons and unantinese thianed of ite adult males, fo Fy oS Mh ae im endeavoring status among the nations of the world. The key-note has | franca in expeaded the occasion of a masquorade Baty of the government 10 ascertain wth ‘certalat Smr loman—Cromarthy, Jan 9—The American ship Ionian been sounded by the Time an 0 fooler, and pera, one of which Hf ‘ repeated, Commeoretal Sutelligonee, 01 of the beach this morsing, and te all appearance haa fe- ball at the opera, one of which is given every Saturday. | whother those violent protests, several times ™. 14. The managers of tho balls employ 060 persous. The | did not proceed only from « discontented few, but were | oy, gLCNDON MONEY MARESTCOON, UX. | ceived no damage. theatre is lighted with 1,850 candles, 210 lamps and xpreasion or the feoling of a people who rejected ep ae oa the Sure Inrentat, Hutchinson, for San Frenotecn, back Cla leary, Prince, Port Charm &,000 jets of (gan The average attendance al each ball | the legitimate power they bal invoked tn a time of | {wminimam rate of disoodat from 0 to 634 per cent, bat | 4o Hong Kong previogs wo Deg 1. with rudder Uae | Hey ara reyes Seka nc, Soot fens 43 5,000 persons—2,400 women and 2,600 men—each | trouble and distress, The agitation increased and gained | Jaro, Dein Silhy Beare QOS, a he demand ye hae PROVIDENCE, ‘Jan 27—Arr steamers Ocean Growelt, evening; 9,200 francs is expended in masks, ys in | towns and frontiers, extending over the whole of the | Po Yiciog, Lahn ven ot aasetion. Sare Warre Owattow, erroneously reported se wrecked st | x York; Capray, Kenney NYork; ecbr Peeftess,. Kno hiring of costumos, 24,000 franca in aboes, 9,600 (n bend | territory, and at this day the Spanish portion of the | 7 nmpoune was me Fo aera, ere sth, cloned | Onine, descainy tc tients to lay ot the ialkose. Patuxent River, Md; sloop Harvest, Gorin, NYork. Bi drosses, 10,000 in gloves and 6,000 in bouquets and fans. | island of San Domingo preeonta to the elvilized world asxen iy. Console, on beer acan eshone’s, Sih Eliza rt; The sestiare where overcoats, canes and umbrellas aro | the spectacle of au entire peopl in arms ungratefully | WOM SH to be announced in | so tria tine Reerioeds renerete I's Sevcrtuae, oversaet deposited, produces 2,600 france, r ing as tyrants those when they called in as pre- aw was expected in So beep, wou! mayo reef, and was lost. jason took At the Srst ball this season one thousand four | servers. * Tie Weot India maf steamer had arrived with $1,292,000 | Passage io ebip Ladoga, for Holmes’ Iolo, hundred and ninety public and three hundred pri- £0 strange @ political phenomenon has been examined | ,_ ie. " Sur Mantma, iring some repairs), GM tone, built vate = — sey under the Penn ge ig ox. pe a — re with bey’ Aga ‘The weekly yeturne of the bank show om increase jn | * Portamouth, wi, Toes, Mas been sold for $19,400. pense ewe if counted at about ou leop atudy. ey hay roughly ai! |amiat—Dover, \—Bark Hi of New sand france, The cafe and restanrant ylelds thir. | of the annexation of Dowttge aad have considered | te bullion of £163,798. A re gd igh ert teen thousand seven hundred and fifty; liiring of | the question from every point of view imaginable, com- LIVERPOOL, COTTON MARKET—JAN. 14. weather, shipped 8 sea, whi stove in the cabin, and wash: eters pertisulariy to the fact that no electoral votes will be cast for Mr. Léncoth’s second term from the States in rebellion, The question then t#, can Mr. Lincoln and the Washington government be accepted es the euthority that ruler from Norfolk to the Rio Geande? Probably Sherman's army and the fees of Porter and Farragut will setile that question. Query ;— @ @ monarohical or other powor can be recognized as tho of @ territory conquered from another mn Italy and Sicily, for tnetance—shall not a @eatral power be the lawful authority over rebel States I from Baunders, Nfork.” Bid pebi Las TV RANCISCO, ‘Dee Se-Are ahip Alles Thorne athe, Newcastle, NAW. bark an (Br), attr, Sond, auip Varitas (Br), Cae indeer (Br), McLellan, Shanghae; 24th, fir ine Capsaveaaees as freon darks Glamour (Pr) bast q 0; Kieanor Wood after the rebeilion has been aqueiched? That is tho only @eestion to answer. I am told that constant twisting | black dress coale yields nighily about Aiteon thousand | mencing by those of justico and right, and last regarding | The Brokerw’ Circular saye:—The market was vory | part of tock (ar), Grae i bah vip Mage (Br), Cumral end turning are going on by Lord Palmerston and his | france; and ail these figures arlded together produce @ | thow of expediency. They have well taken into account | heavy in the early of the week, and a considerabie Bans Giana, Ben (2, a, bound for New Archan. | Rwansea; Bhakspeare, B Callao; od the | total 2 ol . lat night, a field of | (Ital), Dodero, Bansonata:; Siet, ahips it to find some excuse or way to recognize the 1 of one hundrod and forty thousand francs for each | the reasons that might be alleged on the ground of the Se to in the current description. On her chaine, St, about oo ht lero, ate iia; de erie | Staten, ball; and for the whole fourteen given during the earni- | national honor and reepect, and have considered the advices from New York produced more firm- came foul of Vag, i Fate ‘gress, roa, very. great country of reat | ral ihe enormoun sum of ne. milion nine hundred | event of the moe brink future pomable « tiamph | new, anda decided rally wok plage ; bub, dough the fer ore Soe heal hs Faseempoint with furba | eget gate adr shtp Darla , NTork. Britain would like wo’ be quite independent of tho United | and sixty thousand france, which, in greenbecks at demand has since continued fair,Sparticularty from the | damage, and has been ‘on the dry dock for inspection. | SALEM, Jan 9—Bid bark St Elizave ayemne. @rates of America, and hear no more of hi the recent rate of exchange, would be about trade, and the reduction of the bank rate on Priday to Baus Many & Locina, Jones,at NOrleans from Philadelphia, many form. Bot your presence is felt every day, m ® million of dollars, The atherer of these to 64 per cont was in favor of holders, only part of the | reports havi reg @euccession of henry ga! wi Rie: ely, ne A politically, commercially, a if f- oa very justly te that the circula- oa has been recovered, ané ere pa ow eden ea Thefhiet Zid ana 284 Dee ® ne, urricnnes every ir was ‘our corn Helds su} them wit! ion of money exten still beyond the figures act en from last week's rate nat per pound on inainlopgeliant an ral masta, bulwarks, stancheons, | ~~~ ~~ ; ae fevna” you ps bring it to them and carry away their | which be has given; but he eays, ‘In order to give an e prolonged, and of the great | American, and a4. @ 14. on most of the othor descrip. aplit and lost sails, with other aight damage. YORNS, BUN! One, B p Ane, ac. URED vivre, wets and their surplus population; your sotton keeps | exact account of this ft would be necessary to enter | amount of treasure it consim a tions The week'a business was $2,680 Bale, tac OE Yee ee Cae (of Belfast), Dannels. while tying tm ( N/ -cusdnce: S64 Adelphl airoet, Brookipr. Rice's Annibliee if manufactures in @ flourishing condition, or did, and | upon the unknown, and to unvell mysteries into whieb ‘Aa 8 rosult of this laborious examination, the Mintetern | 6,700 to speculators and 6,640 to exporters. , The autho- Eeaeeets fa wie Cures corns, bunions, ac. Hy mail 60 cente. oon will again; your tobacco fils their meershaums and | light and matisticn cannot well penetrate,” are jmprersed with the conviction that the question of | rized quotations aro:— {ised wes bovten oh, har balwarssciove, ane Eeh meastoeaee vhendestrir Shoal ves them 8 sum for their Treasury, Ip machinery ‘Theao balls at the Grand Opera are becoming every | Bt acomy od has reached a point which will allow us to Pair. MidALing. | ried away. Capt Dunnels and bis wife were the only per EAS, COFFEES, FISH, FLOUR, GROCERIES ana are inde! to you to an almost endiew extent, | year more and moro eanatlie The dancers are now | make the following dedetions:— Orleans, . ms) 26% sone ov board, and they were rescued by a boat. The BS T Provisions for the million, cheap for cash, Perhaps they divide with you—as cach nation clainm both | almost entirely women of the very lowest stamp. The That jt was a delasion to beheve that the Dominican | Mobile a1 Ox wor n amoll trading vensel, and hed on hoard about $300 Pow as R_ AGNEW. fovontions—the honor of developing steam powor and wpaking the lightujug telegraph, American mowing sud richness snd variety of dress which a fow years ago made | people, as a whole, or in the great majority, desired, and, Uplands. oe % worth of goods, moatly provisions, which ware lost. Wholesale department 202 Greenwich street; retail, corned sho coup dail #0 ablractive, I also rapidly disappearing, | Bboye all, demauded ther annexation to Spain. That Yesterday (Friday) the market was very Gat, with sulee Roun Wa Homren, Eldridge, at New Orleans from Phila | of Greenwich aud Murray streets