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foreign inspirations.

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chests Urenaenthnl-3 cases silting-3 cks nutmeg
Fieder-l Huntsr-25 do 10 pipes gin w Bur
lsge-lo rases Mailer 200 slab, INC BLgase co
-25 pires gin q Il h Boker-0 10 Merian 4 B-nard-2s
10 pipes gin A seigneue-30 do Carson X Ne boid OF
Phla--io0 bags coffee IS cks madden order.
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By Last Nights Southern Mall.
Home Ports.

BALrIMoaE. Jan PAN brig. Ocean Patterson, Bo,ten
Chcksaw Kendck do Mary St-nton, Parker, do; schTs
Parogon Dixon, Newburypot; Forest, Frsem,n, Boston
Hiram Gsrsd. Price. York; MishiGsn Terry n Yel
Eawsrd Frank Pr.by. f9It.m u,h. Nh oassn Eiar,ds;
River Miiisent Dodge York; Iowa, Dayton, and Eli
colt Cole N YORK. CID brig Caroline, sutton, Tampco
schr Orb paAhsll. St Ihomas.
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spsN psssslSas MAI ~ es,Asxk lAsssls q VsS,sh n,
ysai ~ ~ bsltsvsN
uadsEsssa he tsissAs II As nssssas !asssskss Il
shs moss lucrative osnsulssss are going 70 make strong
opposition TO the consular bill.
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BosroS, Jan. 25-s P. NJ.

BosroN, Jan. 25-s P. NJ.
The Earl of Elgin, Governor General of Canada, and
suite visited the Legislature OF Massachusetts to-day
There has been considerable excitement in mar
kets Flour advanced dollar per bbl and cotton
cent per ID. Sales small.
Among the sales OF Railroad shares Norwich at
SIX and Western at 09.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %, 1874

PHILADELPHIA, JAN 20, lSa7.
Judge Banks recently elected State Treasurer by the
legislature, after weeks consideration, has concluded
to accept the Office though he at hrst intimated his in
tenton Of declining. He will however not upon
the duties OF the ONCE before the fifteenth next month
Under these circumstance is presumed that the pre-
sent efficient officer will retain his post until that time
and receive all the credit due his fnancerng by pay
ing the intel rest on the LIST Of February.
bill has been presented in the State legislature
thorsing the connection of the Connesve railroad with
tons Rather a strange move. considering that six
months SINCE e.e citizens of Pittsburgh took most
hostile stana to the Central road preferring to
connect their city with Baltimore rather than the
principal city of their State. Such change of
opinion in short period OF time does not often
cur and both cities of the mind it is to
be hoped that time will be lost in selecting the route
for tho road at This movement owes its origin
scented at the recent convention held here.
There has been market transactions to day. owing
the uncertainty existing in regard 30 the by
Hberna. The rumors from your city having evidently
has sufficient confidence to buy sell the faith Of
such Intelligence
Stock sales are still animated and slight advance
! has occurred in some of the ancies
Sale OF stocks at Philadelphia.
JAZZ 3mFInsI BeARD-,soc Lehigh e'ss 1000 STATE
SIS. tek 500 u Bank, 4; 100 Vicks0urg So; 100 Morris
AFTER SALrs-loo Peuntownshp Bank, 800; IS Mechsn-
les do 23a 10 Commerchl do, 3i Phlladephs do. t2o
20 Grard ga so harrisburg Railroad %; 10 Southwark
Bank o. 1000 camden and Amboy Railroad Bonds 9 1000
sscoNp BoAsD--2o5o Lebigh SIS 6Ik; 50 susquehannsh
anal 9f 1900 do bonds, s5h; 1900 City S. 81; 70
FIX no do RR 70; sd Ieh'sh Interest s $50 d. ss,
sih: 90 Union Bsn.: Tenn, ot
aver Meadow 2o; 100 Morris Cana, 9T 1000 State S.
6sk; 1000 do. 6s,s; ~ Penn Township Bank J0A;
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Flo, eign Markets.

MArArzAs, jan IA Holders Of sugar are stiff, and
stocks are increasing. We quote whites sd rls.
none good in market; yellow ard brown, a ~ rls.
browns and Cucurocbas, 5a6Is rs. Muscovados, 6
rails The description is scarce and we think will
rule high during the season. Molesses is quick ut
rails, ana do not any prospect OF decline this
month. Muscovado molasses very scarce we quote
noml as there il not any be had all the stock
having been secured for the English market treights
are now animated. We quote az 50 per ITO gallons
gross guage Of tho cask delivered and per box. Rice
Is dull cargo from Savannah sold last week at II rs
per arrobe Exchange on Boston, per cent prem.
sterling, on o ex prom
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NOTICE

pRICE REDUCED TO IS CENTS PER BQITL LIs.,.
Cure for Badness and Grey BarA desirable article
for toilet The Tricopherous Msdicatsd COMPOUND
now cnowedged by all who have used H. 70 De M
and cert,in article that has been
sands have proclaimed and bore witness: TO it vane
;D .n", Ss ss;q from becoming seyand
dandruf scur &c is N pvns sos,
ladies' rs IL not only cleanses the hsir put
ness and briiancy which cannot be suTpassed
sola ~ a. ~ DAnN '"'' dA msrc
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Domestic ,nsportations.

APALAcHicoLA-Bg Hanhlt'en--3o6 bales cotton 4 d
Hurba Il Ce.73 do Fabsr x Brcwh-23 do Drake Mills
l23 do Ora Taft X coz Colomb X hen-l5 robrook,
Nelson cog bills boz Lew,L SquareoO hides Daniel
A Gala say--l box X Williams
ST MARKs-Brig Almeda-l2l bales cotton II Wariag <
son--72 do yryaEt Mand-l22 Holbrook, Nielsen CO.
le2 do 80 hide. Coe Anderson coA Center co3l do
rks tobacco Atwster * Mu ford7 cks tobacco Smith <
Howell do Perkios. Brooks and Whlte-4 do Taylor x
kch-9 do IS hides Allen Morgan-22 do TO order.
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WAsHiNeTor, Jan. "a, ls47
General Gaines arrived in the city to-day and this
evening we heard 1t reported tina. the letter sd-
dressed to hm-.that same letter from Gen Taylor,
which has raised hera such unnecessary excitement
Gen. Gaines had retired at call should have
taken the erty Of inquiring for the public satisfaction
II the report is true land know from the soldicry
franknsss OF the brave CID patriot that If he would
have said the spot
Assuming. however, that it may be SO, the whole
thing 10 explained Gen Taylor wrote to Gen. Gaines
as to an older soldier having fought by his side ss
younger soldier In the last Gen Taylor wished to
justify his course 10 his friend, and as matter Of
course made strong case AZ the acts would al
low not anticipating, perhaps, tho publication Of the
letter but giving the time no injunction against
its publication Gen Ganes, TO defend brother officer
from ipsipuations in circulation against him, without
thought OF the consequences 10 himself publishes the
letter and this IL the whole explanation, we verify and
riRhteousy believe
All sorts IDLE speculatons ahos upon the sub.
ect such that Taylor 10 to be superseded recalled
and that General Gaines II to be court naralled once
more he has beep for exercising little patriot.
ism consis th the rules Of the war office
The whole OF hi. furor about this letter is perfectly
absurd, especially the idea that will work
recton Of the lieutenant general who died in the chry
sails state like tobacco worm from untimely frost
But We shall sec what shall Meantime it be.
gins TO look though the were approximating a
state Of suspended animation, which very sorry
to see because removes the prospect Of peace
indefinite uncertainty.
ave learn from another report among the diiuanti
that the Democrats Of the Senate have a
morning upon the resolution Of Mr.. Cey for the
withdrawal Of our Iegions-regu and volunteers,
mules and all II l. feared that Mr. Calhoun though he
may oppose this resolution coming from Mr. Ciiey,
not at all opposed to the proposition in the abstract and
the extract aud the caucus is to decide the question
whether he is or is not and not why and who
with him. and what the Chances and il possible
crush the project at once and forever
From all this and much more not necessary to
Ptpate you will see that we are in condition OF de.
hghfu efervescence, and that the sport promises
grow very amusing il not very profitable. w.
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PHiLADELPHIA, Jan %, ls47.
Twenty thousand bbls. Of Baltimore -four were dis.
posed Of to-day at SIS so, hut the standard price
IS 90 50 TO- Pittsburg s. rs and Philadelphia 50 rs
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FUN 81 LE,
- DESIRABLE RESIDING in 18th street. near
IA Irving Psce-a modern built two story and .tns wiz
SskR under cellar and communicating with the
marble nantes and Asst and sesond s.o
forty twenty ssventyve bat and hsishsd with
pscial reference TO ts occupation by tho owner,
For terms, apply at Ito CHEkhf d.
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SCOTT Il CO. s,
Sc Ny,.an.. .t.-,,y

splendid branch Of the above establishment has been
the solicitation OF their uptown customers, opened at 59
Broadway also the cash principle where
with their down town
ha , rne s nv At bs above
articles will be fonnd there and goods from each place VIII
oniv ' - - ' -
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,-s74ss.1.s -
70 The
LATEST MOMENT.
VELEG RAFHIO.
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.
wAsHINoroN, Jan. IS, lss7.
The mails are all In
The U schr Eudors, from the Brazos arrived at
New Orleans the 18th September Brszos the l9h
Amongst the passengers were o. Hammond, bearer Of
dispatches from General Scott Colonel Crogsn, and
Doctor Finley Of the army and 70 sick and discharged
soldiers
No intelligence had been received from the army
General Scott at Brazos the 18th, where was
supposed he would remain several days
He had sent on an express informing General Taylor
that he would meet him al Tsmpco Victoria The
express had not returned when the Eudora LEFT
The steamer Giraffe was lost in heavy gale at The
mouth Of the Ria 0rands 7h instant Four lives were
lost In tbs wreck.
saas. and not Gomez Fsras elected Vice Prssiden
of Mexico
Gen Shield had Invested the former Municipal au'
,hoes OF rampico Of civil power and vested In COM
missioners
Business was dull.
oas vessel had arrived from New York with 100
troopz
WAssrSoToE, JAN 20 lsaT
II 10 rumored here this evening that General Quman
has met near victorio part Of the Mexcsns under Ca
Males The New Orleans papers have no such ntelli.
gsnce.
PHiLApgLPnIA, Jan %, 1897
Twenty thousand bbls. Of Baltimore -four dis.
posed Of to-day at SIS So hut the standard price
IS 90 50 TO- Pittsburg s. u.s. and Philadelphia So rs
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Proposition for Northumberland.
Explanation of Mr.. Benton.
DC, Sc, &c.
TEL E RAPHIC.
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FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION

FAhW FUN OhLI hOOIIO1N
ra& Will be sold At auction Tus.day, the "a day Of
the valuable Farm which tho subscriber
resides The .sd farm contain. about !. acre: q
al the necessary buildngs is sts.ted in the town Of
Mamaroneck Of Weschester about one mile from
miles the Cy Hal. and near The line Of the New IA.
quality Of ut The sale will be positive to take place
NJ the prenses Fer further particulars snSuirs Of T.
premises. z> Drv,v~
is20 1m*rc LEONAN0 OLALx ~.
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WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND SILVER

WATCHES, JEWELKY, AND SILVEh
WARE.
VHE subscriben continue have for sale full assort
ment of gold silver Watches of the approved
makers which will be offered the lowest prces and
warranted correct time keepers.
They constantly receiving the latest styles Of
able Jeysry Of every description including geld lob ana
head &c silver spoons forks butter knives and
silver ware eqna coin gold and silver specacles con
cave CONVEX. French clocks and Watches repaired
'<N-- ~ ACKERLY < BRIGGS, lss Bowsry.
d1e lmSvh 6 doors above Beooma
REMlTTANCES 10 ENGLANU, IRELAND,
AND SCOTLAND
DARTIES wishing remit in large small sums
their friends Great Britain Ireland can do 30
the expeditions through the subscrbers by
sight, payable in all the principal towns in
Ireland aud Scotland Money may be sent by letter (poi
address and e name Of the receive it, which vii
ABRAHAM BELL SON,
DDS 1msrrc 1T Fulton street. New York
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HOTEL KEEPERS, hou sekeepers and Others hereby
informed that merlc articles suitable for REPEATING
cssors, trays, coffee urns, tea SETS eand estchs
spoons forks &c from which the plating OIL wholly
part be renewed, made to appear
better than when small by being repated
by the hers at their establishment, No 81 Resde
street. where they replse such articles aud gid watches
cups spoo.s &c in the hest and most permanent manner
kinds o. plating and gliding, aud REPEATING and resding
done by the subscribers and superior to
any thing heretofore done in this city. 49, .
Specimens Of their work may be at their store No 81
Reade street. SPALDlNG WATT
iutQ lrkr
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DR.. KELLINGER'S

a INFALLIBLE LlNIMENT is warranted to
cure and ulcers Of every nature in few dsys
other One doses certain to relieve bilious
mi in It's odor and dsvsr universally to
the family medicine offered to the public Price
50 cents per bottle.
Sold At 2so Pearl streets corner Of BoweH and Brseme;
or and Chatham, and at the H. h. Office, City Hall.
il lm~re
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RAGS BOUGHT

RAGS BOUGHT.
EORElGN and Domestic Rag. bonghtby oou.
PERSSE & BROOKS,
i9,h '6 Nissan stee'l
TIME PIANO taught on very moderate by Lady
who understands Che science thoroughly and who under
nkes TO mpart pupils perfect Of the theory
with the greatest facility Terms, three dollars month
line addressed Musc, tho office Of this paper shall
Attended TO- .d2n minssrc
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COAL.
STILL continue to sell the quality OF Red Ash Cc
these prices for cash Broken, egg and stove So
large nut S. co. screened en delivered good order from
yard corner Of King aud Greenwich streets 20 cents
will be allowed to those VINO wish send their carts
ia i'm. re PETER CLINTON.
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s;e:l li'|'ll; n i! ~
s:s.SS!f S'ls,!sIsssa S: 4: ss45

@Es|' q! ~ n! n ~! II I; -
:: a - SIS IA 4, Y: ~: 4!
William, arrived here from Quebec.
Jan srhe Avsrtsn, Clark arrived here from Nsw York.
on the 23d Nov, in lat So long 49, experienced
from NE w; lost bulwarks, sanehons, ana 1o 9oon
sprung main topmast aud threw part Of cargo ovsrood
BRIo sPLrNprpCapt Gill; Of the brig Baltimore o. and
the th minutes 10 occcs lat a. during ve-
thick fog 10 contact with the brig Spsnoio Captan
sawyer from Chaleson bound TO Provdence Win esgo
OF cotton Capt Sawyer ,ed the pumps Of the snI md
and board Of The Baltimore, when came On to
blow ale and Al 10 o'clock the l2tt ost sight o. heI
The lost her iibboom and f,e topm during the COLL
sion
scHR REGINA Hill, from Baltimore, bound 70 Tsmpleo.
with govern stores put Norfolk on the "a Win
loss OF anchor The herm bne ashore on hent
Island. opposite Annapolis
Sr THOMAS about Jan l-Ships FORBES. Covington, be-
fore reported distress will probably be condemned Nue,
smith, SIN, dsg Jane Ross hennick VIII D. con iem
ed; bark orensia, Jackson, Of Bait, rspg; bng STAR
for Bait upe; Hsides stepsoo reg; Tn.ms, ,s
pairing; Frances soue Of Boston, rePgi Electro
Pa haI, Of Castles Isabella Burgess, unc; John Mung
=, repg CABOT, Landee unc; stsr; huoosre q NV
York will probably be condsmned MCl.y'9n Iucksr I'm
man unc Hate, Tthrdge, Phila dsg; .chr' Ridge.
way, sPauldng from BALI, disE; Hope, Mchell from 81
Kits, for York; Viraso Haskell fin Ipswich with ua-
for Key West distress vessel out -;
York; brig Norris Stanley OF Philadelphia, arrived I'm
windward.
ScHR AsHoRE-Capt Carson Of schr Florida at Whining
ton a ashore about Is miles north OF Chin
eotigue Abe and after WY painted with bright
sreea bottom. and apparently just got on.
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n UTlCE7ln the matter OF the estate OF the iseIon-
IN Drew, deceased
Notice hereby given that the undersigned have been du
y appointed BY the Judge Of probate Of the county Of Mich
linackinac the State Of Michigan Administrations of tn
of John A Drew late Of Macknac, county Of Mich
imackinac deceased and have taken themselves tia
trust, by giving bonds according to law
Mackinac Michigan, November 81, 1876.
WILLIAM 4, DREW,
HENRY JONES,
BAML K HARlN0,
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

BosTor. Jan 25-sP.M
Arrived, schr Bridgewaer, from Aux Cages ins left
brig Triumph, for New York.
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lLTNGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 25 1s47.

I don't tnovv cha, thew INJECTED. but mnno.. ,hev
would NO, hsve wondered TO nee him tenr Inc mini,
70 neces mr. ,hrov, The Bible M their heads WV '"P'
W. s,onned =, the American Hotel and were ;o;,.
ed aeon aer our arrival by several of The Who
separnted from ms at Bellows Fails. In the aneuore
Of one of the winters all Boston nppearcd to hive
arrived This hotel is in a good situation, fronting
on a common on the right Of the square is the Court
House a pretty building and on The let the Custom
House, which is not pretty, but rather disgrace to
The country Uncle Sam o,pbt 70 afford n more mr.
namen,al house for the resjece or business Of az se
hi mn officer os his Collector of Customs The hoe,
was originally The mansion Of Governor Van Ness
and having purchased another place OF residence he
ENLARGED II buit large nall on one side and turned
il into public house /; another addition has been
made this sprnp. four stories high and capable Of
accommodation as MANY people as The old DAFT Of the
house II is well kept but was evidently planned by
member OF an anti.bell- ringing society for not
bell ana hear while in the house nor could anv 81
US find one for use perhaps this was as well, for il
Obliged ma 10 be democratic and wait unon ourselves
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
So high at las, the contest rose,
From words they almost came to blows /"

The two subdivisions Of the Harmonious
Democracy" in Albany-,he Old Hunkers and
the Barnburners-are getting entirely beyond
negotiation, and beginning to resort to the
" ultima ratio" On Saturday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. Peter Cagger, gentleman whose principal
faction, is burning barns, concluded to diversity
the monotony of that agreeable pursuit by be.
slowing upon Mr.. Edwin Croswell, who is the
Palnurus Of the Old Hunker gun.boat, regular
licking" in the streets of the old Dutch Me
tropols! The provocation is alleged to be thai
Mr.. Croswell had made quite free with Mr.
Cagger's name, or his business, 1--WE don't pre-
tend to know which, in the columns of hi.
Albany Argus, whereat Mr.. Cagger was ex
ceeding wroth and became infected with blood,
thoughts. Catching Mr.. Croswell in Stat
street, lie asked him, with genuine PickwickiaI
politeness, u he ~ere The editor Of his own paper
and on that astonished gentleman's replying ii
the affirmative, he (Mr. Cagger) made imme
date arrangements for chawng him up" ate
the most approved modern style Of fists and COW
hides. Mr.. Croswell, however, declined tn
chaw )" and helping himself to Mr.. Cagger'
weapon, with the least possible ceremony, wa
proceeding to certain hostile extremes with tina
gentleman, when "the affair" was brought I
an nglorious close by the interpositon Of til
bystanders
This is all we know about it, and of this W
do not by any means feel entirely certain. W
believe Mr.. Croswell got rather the best of
though we cannot help admiring the consdera
magnanimity Of Mr. Cagger in attacking Il
venerable editor in public thoroughfare SO th
he [Cagger] could be "held" il he were like
to be too hard upon the veteran politician
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Mr.. Motifs Letters on the Wool Trade.

Our readers who are specially interested in
the matter will find on our first page No. of
MIR. Norris able, interesting and useful Letters
on the Wool Trade" We suppose it is hardly
necessary that we should commend these letter:
to the attention Of our Farmers. They are the
work of an educated, practical and common
sense man, and deal in plain facts and illustra
tons well calculated to be of service to the woo
grower. In the letter which we publish to-day
the following passage occurs -
"A farmer sold his wool in a neighboring city, las
year, for thirty cents pound. He has this momen
carried his wool to the same place, clipped from tn
same sheep, and every way lot of wool similar Z
that Of last year. He has driven from one end Of tn
street to the Other and has been offered only twenty
four cents per pound"
1t will be observed, by referring to the dat
of the letter, that the words last year refer t
1915.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-25
The War.

The city papers are, and have been for weeks,
filled to the nauseating point of rumors and re.
ports respecting the war, of the dest and most
incredible character 1t is impossible to CLEAN
the grain Of correct intelligence that is over.
whclmed in the carloads of chaf that is thus
poured in upon us. If we were to publish half
these reports and rumors we should only have
to contradict them in our next. One day the alb
surd statement comes that the Pueblans had
risen upon Gen. Worth's command, and cut
off 6 or 700 Of his troops % The next day
shows it to be false. Again we are told that
Santa Anna has been stoned by the Mexican
populace, and Immediately thereafter we learn
that he is by no means treated with the disre.
spect that is alleged" but that. on the contra.
ry he has been invited to take possession Of the
capital!"
The simple truth is, most of the immense
swarm of Letter writer's in Mexico don't attempt
to expurgate the true intelligence from the false,
but in their hot zeal for giving the latest news
send off just what twaddle and humbug assails
their ears. The consequence is that the truth
in their voluminous and fast-coming commune
cations bears about the ratio to the falschood
that drop of water does to the Lake.
We can only inform our readers that Gen.
Scott and his army are still at Pue5la, and that
Gen. TAYLOR remains at Monterey. When
they 20 farther we will chronicle the fact
Santa Anna has resigned the Presidency though
it is not stated that his resignation had been &C.