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A., their seizure and organization colony by Great
R.io are violations alike OF the rights OF that State and
i,hs CLAYTON and Bulwer treaty, which provides that
esithsf Great Britain nol The United States shall
~ ortiy, exercise dominion over, any part
nCsptral America"
In conclusion. allow me 10 say single word in reply
~ youf Washington correspondents alluslon 10 per
W,slIv Ii 10 most true that all my ofheisl relations
S'b Inc States OF Central America, advanced the
:" Monroe doctrine" The settled policy OF the United
"a avery consideration OF safety 10 maintain al any
~ hazaId And in doing this | did nolhnx more THAI
disehsYs duty imposed upon me by my instructions,
aud one sanctioned BY ny own feelings and Judgment
I'll he odum which may attach TO having, your cor
1spondent classcaly afhrms, "humbugged Nicaragua
with this idea
hsking your indulgence for this long letter, | am
Very truly, your obedient servant.
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From eur Baltimore Correspondent.

BALrIaosK. January l2--p m.
We have an exceedingly wet. stormy, and disagree
able day Rain has been falling since morning, with
strong northeast wind.
The anxiety OF many OF our citizens who are inter
esed has been relieved BY the teeg sphc OF The
sale ARRIVAL OF The excursion train at Wheeling De
spalehes 10 my dear wife, &c. from anxious husband.
al the above city. have been quite numerous II il
unfortunate that the weather has proved 90 unfavora
Bile.
Business to-day is interrupted by the Indictment weather
Sales OF 800 bbls Howard flour IS as and 400
al S5 Is. Gfain scarce-prices unchanged. Whiskey
"a rs cents Stocks active. and sales as follows
~ 900 do SIS. 1885, 1905 $500 Baltimore 6s, $780, 1914
81 100 Baltimore and ONO railroad bonds, 1867, 1904
VI 900 do. 1878. 99 shares Bank oil Baltimore l0l
20 shares Merchants Bank ITO; as shares ,ltmors
and Ohio railroad. time. s5; rs shares York and Cum
berland. time, 23a
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After the receipt OF such vast quantities Of god-say
500 0Os 900 from California, and much from, Australia
and for purposes of circulation consequent upon the
tvy and prosperity OF all retail trade and railroad traffic.
silver is hardly dear in respect OF gold
years since think, the reore the facts sustain the
view | took In my letter year since In opposition
TO the depreciation of the silver coinage proposed
by Mr. Secretary Corwin. The increased production
Of silver is doubt considerable but this fact will lead
TO the joint depreciation of the metals as compared
with other commodities The rise in wheat the cheap
of money. and the general advance In value will
this de preeiaton which, however, will become very
rapid marked probably for another year. until the
change of bullion for coin between England and her COLO
n.y. and the operation Of the California mint, shall
fully saturated those countries with coin. Then the
rency of other countries will feel the supply which the
overflow at those sources will make apparent
The multi cation OF banks in the Union has added
greatly the currency, because the increase has
place generally under the ee law security primo pile
compel the absorption Of active capital to the
Of paper money Issued.
The increase is 100 per in years. consider
able proportion Of stock, particularly of the United States
been recalled from Europe for those purposes and
there has been actual increase OF
rcncy, only change in It's orm The paper money is.
sued by individual banks is loaned and applied,
under the cd sysem, TO the purchase of goods and
chandse but paid brokers' for the
purposes of oily circulation IL 10 for these
Others that the great nominal increase which has taken
banking has not evolved greater speculation than
10 apparent at this time The Of circulation issued
by the New York comptroller was, December l. 1852,
Sls O5s against SIS GIL soi date in the previous
year
Speculation does yet set in any particular
direction but there is general activity in all branches Of
the stock market The coal company speculation
be the most attractive but it rests frail foundation
Under the influence OF immense supply coal has continued
low in price, aud there Is in tho market tho stock
thirteen companies with capital and liabilities Of
825 900 OO0 all located in the Cumberland district These
companies have engaged with the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road deliver IL for transportation l75 OF coal
daily-,hat TO say, 2l6o.0O0 per The az
gregais tade has been for threa years as follows
Pennsylvania Maryland Price paid a
NauxY oh
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The large supply kept the market fiat last year. and tho
companies propose to increase IL 1000 900
ton, next year. while the Dsuphin county and the old
Penn.yvana region will increase in supply II these
IRE fulfilled coal will DO cheap, and the mining
compane. will be able maintain themselves with fh.
Guilty The ca pitn ard liabilities certain, and per
cent on the will require 81 260 900 TO be raised
from some source, and pay will require profit OF
pcr ton on 1900 000an mpossibiy under the compcti,
ton which is growing
The great central Illinois railroad Is attracting attention
here as well abroad from this factvni that the State
In. absolutely donated lew gentlemen pfoperty
worth 8a5 900 while she has debt of 8l 900 900 for
which she does not provide.
The Illinois canal had 20,0oe OF land and tho
rsirosd 200 900 acres, ten times much. The State
gave canal lands in trus, those who should advance
81 complete the canal then pay themselves and
the old canal debt about - 900 canal prop
ery and alter doing return the mpleed canal 10
tho State AZ il, property In the OF railroad
State CAV 900 of land company of gentle
men TO build railroad and keep for their properly,
without asking them pay cent wards the old railroad
debt The creditors of tho State viii doubtless have col.
lateral Interest Ia the value which the road will bestow
pom the taxable property OF the State but they wonder
the oversight in making the rslrosd company nj
least the 81 100000 formerly spent upon The road by the
State.
The produce markets remain pretty firm. la wool there
sc doing owing the short supply OF stock and prices
although very firm, are not than nominal. Cotton
continues quite firm the advance of last week, and
.pinners disposed to forward. Sales New
Orleans fair LOT lot Flour is dull. waiting the let
ter. by Jos, annou ncedsscs State IS so IS rs
Meal SO rs So 81 Corn /. pretty fair IS 7oi cent.
white and yellow Pork Is rather quet-saes
old prime, SIS new do, SIS 81.
The market without much change from the
features Of last week
Yours. PRENTICE.
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Coin shiooSa.


ioai''''ss..s.s.... l3lV0 Total. l23 400
The weeA's sccount but lite Ia favor oil England
rom 'ha sources. but from other places the supply
UP TO this time. however, Australia has furnished great
'uPPy oil The metals The rush OF population into her
oooon' WIN The corresponding Increase Of wealth and
business. has caused her demand uch coin for her
own use as she has furnished material 10 create IL will
not be unt her In that respect have been fully
pied ha she Will throw OFT the material for Increasing the
coin OF other countries The large receipts gold 10 Eng
land thence only evidence OF atroc ious waste TO
snling from that imperial system which has steadily
fused TO place mint In Ausrula thereby ling
bullion to perform immense voyage for tho pur-
pose of getting itself coined. The establishment of mint
In California will probably therefore, check in de-
gree the flow Of gold tho Atlantic States but Of
settlement there Is subsidized and the country pretty well
supplied with coin. that the effect OF will be
Ia that respect than IL would have been years since
The relative value of gold TO silver does appear
have changed at all up this time In fact silver as
pared with gold, 10 high during French
revolution OF 1885, before the discovery of gold was
known, and gold Paris has uniformly ranged from par
small PREMIUM with exception OF Il short period la year.
when was under the influence OF panic and AT the
latest dates gold deaer both la Paris Hamburg
than in London The quotations for silver in London have
been follows
In InnAn Ia N.va
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sale To-Day.
By 4. \. sraAT-ros. Au..,s..s.

tFss.ss,.tasla Of klnaA srss41
STOOk oF DRY GOODS DRESS SILKS, BRoAD-CLorHs
Cs-@aeros, fweed Jeans, sey., Monos, De LsiSes
On Thursday morning January S al 10 O'clock shall sell my
aacioa The stock u dry goods consisting Of
bfo>deiohs, ea.-IaeTe<, twosds, jeans
Ltnssyss naRDeis, nuefiBos, de LANES
CAlleoes, bcacbad and bso~n eotons, skiIeag
Lawns. dotied masins yelyoss, bonset tabs
Cans. pocket handkerchief Insertions
Edsngs, opera hoods frnges SILICA
Paper ealnbc, hosiery gloves, uadashirts and drawers
Ladies, aud misses CATERS. slippers, &C.
Terms under, cash ys5 credit Of
sIy days. iof notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Jan lid
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Ngw York. Jan IL The steamer Illinois, from Chagres
with passengers, tho California mails and. is said
320O0OOO Of specie. 10 reported below by the pilot
boat 10, however quite uncertain when she will reach
her wharf, strong gale is blowing panied by
heavy storm. The Illinois, however. will bring no
later California adyices than those recsvod by the
Webster at New Orleans.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.
NED DAvfs's oLIo MINsrRELs,

COMPRISING ecisnt cops
renaer Who ~i have the honor of Appearing Friday
Saturday evening" In choice Of SONGS
" introducing the popalar ~h their bnesqus
M NJ - ..c'sns, onses loses, coonndrums, sel
Admission twenty Ave cents,
For further particulars 80 p~ocs~mss'
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Accept the assurance OF the high consideration with
which have The honor 10 be your most respectful and
oosdient servant JOHN M. CLAYTON.
III Hon Slr h. l.. BULwrs, &c, &c, sc.
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view Of the Scene OF the Inauguration Of tn
jackson statue

An excellent drawing of the Of the late nsugu
ration OF the statue Of General Jackson has Just been pre-
pared by Mr.. S,apsbury Of this city. The sketch has
been prepared for OF the large pictorial papers. and is
said TO embrace more than thousand dstnct figures
The neres, OF the subject will commend the drawing TO
. large share OF the public attention.
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ms. r.. RRYANT's Private RcArdi~w-Hswse.-Mr.
vi Bryant formerly ~ lSh and New YORK
avenue having taken that and handsome block of hch
houses ith Immediately Opposite tbs
Episcopal Church. friends and the
pwbc generally y
and she confidently the most gentee and
comfortable accommodations.
a l3-eodA
National In,eieencer copy
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supreme Court Of the United states.


"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IL, INoJ.
Sidney Webster. esq OF New Hampshire. was admit.
ted an attorney and counsellor OF this court
No as Stephen w Dos, appellant. Us VIM. Tyacl
At a. The Argument OF this was continued by Mr.
Sherwood for the appellees, and concluded by Mr. o.
Johnson for the appellant
Adjourned until to- morrow at II o'clock. a m
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In SENATE. May ~, 1880.
The following resolution was under consideration

The following resolution was under consideration
Rs,oipsd wohirds Of the senators present concung,)
That the Senate advise aud tho ratification
the convention between the United States of Ameca and
her Bd,snnio Majesty, concluded at Washington the 18Th
day Of April, A. ID. 1850
And the vote being taken thereon, resulted-yeas a.,
nays las follows:
YEAS-Messs Badger, Baldwin, Bell, Berriep. Butler,
Csss, Chase, Clarke Clay, Cooper, Corwin. Davis OF
Ma,.sohu.eu., Dawson, Dayton Dodge of Wisconsin.
Dodge Of lows, Downs Fecb Fooc OF Mississippi Greene
Of Rhode Island Hale, Houston, Hunter, Zones OF Iowa,
nnlng Msngum, Mason, Miller, Morton, Morris, Pearce.
ffau Sebastian, Seward Shields, Smith, Soule, Spru.
ance, Sturgeon, Underwood. Wales. and Websisr-A2
NAfo-Mcssn Atobison, Borisnd, Bright. Clemens. Ds-
Whtfcomb, and Yulee-u
So the Senate advised and consented to tbs ratification
OF the said convention.
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Dtfs,cation on me Reodi.p Railroad

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l2.-I has been ascertsiaed here
thar of tho subordinate officers in the Reading Rail
road Company has proved defauler said "a
OF forty thousand dollars The fact was only
acerained by the officers of the com pany yesterday
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Sir have the honor to inform you that her Maies
ys government have entirely approved OF the language
which held to you with reference TO your inquiry
whether il true that Mr.. Chatheld had made treaty
with Costa RIGA. taking that republic uader British pro-
lection. and of the assurance then gave you that did
not believe, from the opinions which ! bad heard her
Maesys Secretary OF Stale for Foreign Affairs express,
that he could have authorized Mr.. Chafeld to make
any treaty placing the republic OF Costa Rica under the
struced you that the British government has
made. and has intention OF making, any treaty or
arrangement with Costa Rca for taking that State IN.
der Brush protection.
am also desired TO add that would be contrary TO
the fixed and settled policy OF Great Britain TO ensrge
herself by any TO protect distant States
whose policy and conduct il would be impossible for the
British government TO exercise any effective control
Such prolectorae would confer possible advantage
Great Britain, and might become the OF many
embarrassmenis TO her.
avail myself OF this opportunity to to you the
assurance of my highest consideration.
H. L. BULWER.
Hon. J. NJ CLAYTON, &c, &c, &c.
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COM MERCIAL.
Nav YosK. January ii,

Nav YoRK. January ii, 1895.
The new year thus Tar maintains the hih promise with
"hich ofened, and he OF money discussed ia
the several cities for dividends is gradually nadinx It's
into various investments.
OF specie has nearly ceased under the pressure
exchange sent into the maIke and drawn agsns
arm produce aud cotton and the OF tho markets in
dictates mat the value OF tho hpmen aud
the volume OF bills, will continue increase while the i'm
poaons are rather less than last year The change OF
coin ior balon which has held such check upon the de
probation Of gold ia the English market as tho financial
cenue has not yet CEASED Thus Tor the week ending
December ioth the Australian specie trade in London wa
as folowss
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,


SIR have the honor to acknowledge the receipt OF
your note OF the goth instant, informing that her
Britannia Majesty govern have entirely approved
OF the language which you held, and the assurance which
You gave 10 me, with references TO my inquiry as to
whether II was true that Mr.. Cbaihela had made a
treaty with Costa Rica, taking that republic under British
potecton that you have been furthermore instructed to
state TO me that your government has not made and has
intention OF making any treaty arrangement with
Costa RIGA OF that kind and that you also directed
add that 1t would be contrary the fixed and settled
policy OF Great Britain To enanse herself by any engage
men TO protect distant States over whose policy and con-
duct would be impossible for her exercise any eBec.
tive control
take pleasure in expressing the satisfaction with
which this government has received this friendly
rance from that OF her Britannia Majesty, the more
especially cannot fail to strengthen the bonds OF
amty now existing between our respective countries
the assurances OF my distinguished consideration
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
Right Hon. Sir II. l.. BuLwER, &C., &c, &c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Sailing If The Asa.
.Arrival of The HIN ois.

New Yosx, Jan IL The steam Or Asia sailed to-day fo
Liverpool taking 40 and $500 900 in specie
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O9TAn land
IL Of eighty Rcb~u Gibson the other
hvor Of n. sis~lsy, each Of Norsh Carohns line
l1-Aa f9 t.H
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Death Of Mr.. Ne.oeil, &c.

BosroN Jan. IL MIR. Newell, who badly injured
by the accident The Boston and Maine railroad
al which the Gen Pierce killed died yeste I'd ay
from the effects OF his wounds.
TIL. board OF aldermen have appointed Aderne Rich
Whiting committee to make arrangements for the
cepion Of Gen. Pierce on his way TO Washington.
The grand democratic ball be given by the Granite
Club has been stponed until the 18th of March next
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OsTA tho Assembly Ball. evening three AGED rsvoiv'n
gold seal and ring The suisahy rewarded BY Iesv
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Prices Of admission Private bores, A5 dress par
euet children under half reserved seats
Is rs hmtly circle, third
tier, 50 colored gallery, Is cents
sk O'Clock the curtain win he rased The
open dsiiy, from 10 O'clock M O'Clock,
D.
Jan Ia
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Osr-Bet~e.n the National Hotel hssty~ far
Nee. Il-A
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HANDSOME EVENING DREsSES.--We respectfully In
III the attention ladies' following gosds Just
making OF this kind 81 goods
have had the pleasure Of exhibiting the public;
imperial embroidered muslin robes
10 rich embroidered Grape do
10very rich embroidered illusion do ..a1.# ..4a ,aa.a
hounced Swiss muslin do .a1.
Isabella embroidered .tm
IL embroidered Tarleon (all colors) robes lta..
10 Uni
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do rose, pink, blue, and white illusion 4 ts.s#
do pink, cherry, blue, and white Grape ese
20 do best Italian Grape, In beautiful colors
With other suitable dresses.
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Jan l3-6uf Il.