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Liverpool, Dec. 9.
Richardson, Spence & Co. report breadstuffs
buyers demand slight reduction in flour Bal
timore and Philadelphia quoted at 32sa33s6ds
Ohio 35sa35s6d. Red wheat in better demand
at slightly improved prices for the former quail
ties, and is quoted at Ssa9s. White wheat dull
9s9dsl0s. Corn dull, mixed S3s, yellow 33s3d,
white 34s. Beef in improved demand at a
slight decline in price on the lower qualities
Bacon dull. Lard lower, and selling at 75s de-
livered in all the year.
The insurrectlon near Palermo, in Sicily,
broke out nnder the lead of Baron Bentrcnda,
who had five or six hundred men under his
command
Troops had been sent to dispense the insur-
gents but no action had taken place at last ad-
vices.
George B. Mathews, late British consul at
Philadelphia had been appointed consul at
Odessa.
There is no French news of importance.
The King of Prussia in his speech at the OPEN
ing Of the Chambers used the strongest lam
guage in relation to enforcing his claim against
Neutchate
The expedition against Persia had sailed.
The London Post, in leader on the Peace
Conference, saysif Russia persists in demanding
conference, it can only end in her diplomatic
defeat, for England, Austria, Sardinia and Tur
key, and we doubt not SO our ally France will
be prepared to maintain the absolute spirit and
the very text and letter of the treaty. OF the
ultimate result we have no fears.
LONDON, TUESDAY EvEN1NG.-The funds re-
manned firm notwithstanding an active demand
for money in all quarters. The closing QUOTA
tons were the same as yesterdays, all the 9TH
err departments of the stock exchange likewise
maintain such steadiness-The Paris bourse con-
tues buoyant.
The Marquis of Antonini, late ambassador at
Paris has been summoned to Naples by the
king Tie Prussian minister has received or
ders to suspend all communications with the
Swiss Government and quit Boyne., The Swiss
Consul has declined the suggestion of Napoleon
for the liberation of the Neufchatel prisoners
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From washington.
HAcTs AND OPINIONS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.
fRrom the correspondence Of the N. Y. Herald.l

FACTS AND OPINIONS FkOM VAkIOUs SOCkCEs.
tHrom the correspondence Of the N. Y. Herald
Dec. 8.
The speech of Mr.. Bigler in the Senate has
caused the greatest excitement in political cir.
Giles. His allusion to the .'mad caps" Of the
South, and the "Barnwell Rhett school of politi-
cians," will be resented in debate which may
lead the party into discord even before Mr.. Bu-
chanan takes the chair. The admissions, on
cross.cxaminations, in regard to the position of
the Pennsylvania democracy snd the President
elect were not believed yesterday when report.
ed. The Southern men this morning were in
tent on the report in the Globe of the debate;
and, il am not much mistaken, exception will
be taken to the squatter sovereignty doctrines
announced by the Pennsylvania Senator
There WILDE an effort made this winter to i'm.
peach Judge of the District Court Of the U. S.
and the charges, il substantiated, will cause q
profound sensation throughout the country.
There has never yet been a successful impeach-
ment of an United States Judge; an evidence Of
the high position and honesty Of the bench. 1t
Is due to the character Of the bench that those
who wear the ermine should be above reproach
The innocent and upright have nothing to fear
from investigation, and the guilty need it. The
memorials, believe, are already before the prop.
er committee and no doubt some action will be
taken, either to vindcate the character Of the
Judge from unjust accusation, or foster upon him
the penalty Of conviction. 1t is due alike to the
accused and the reputation of the bench that
such matters should DO fully investigated.
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aoI tne or rkAALEs Is peculiarly applicable
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single bottle Of this inestmabe remedy r. vorh I'll x
SO .called Sarsaparillas In existence. 1855 GA VIC
large number Of certificates which have received
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TO STOVE DEALERS II
NV. q. PAYNE. w.A.LRR. rs. BIssRLL.
.. PAYNE, LEE & CO.,
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Et'E4 sEs-
No. 235 Liberty Street,
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&C. general assortment of Stoves for Wood or Coal
suitable for the western trade constantly on hand.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
jan Is, 1S56-feSdw1y.
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New York Central Railroad advanced Ia per cent Erie
NJ Michigan southern u; Cleveland and Toledo u; chi.
cago and Rock LAnd, u. with this steady imitation In
prices the leading railroad stocks there Is outside
speculation Every stock has ts clique Of Spectators,
they not only hope TO carry up pr ces by buying
largely but have hopes Of sustaining them 1t satisfactory
ponu There 10 nut way for them to be successful
and that by purchasing oil the stock offered aud keep
rgi In that way they keep up prices and IN no
other We very much coubt their ability to carry Out
this plan.
According 70 he message OF the President the reve
nue. from customs for tne year ending June 80, 1885,
amounted 70 Se4 o00 and the total Of the 60
vernment from al amounted TO $73 9lS l4l.
The average expenditures OF the last Eve years. for the
ordinary purposes Of the government has been about
$4S, COO 600 per Upon this basis the President
recommends such changes in the tariff viii reduce the
revenue from customs forty EIGHT hfy millions Of
dollars per The pubic debt has been reduced to
s37,737, l29
The Assistant Treasurer reports this week follows
Tool Receipts. Total Payments Tttal Balance
Monday. e172b4 50 Sts6, 1874 93 Sl1,964, 726 81
Tuesday. 263, b96 "a 26i,7IS SO 1895, 54i 10
inc payments 70 day include 5000 for California
drafts.
The Merchapts' Insurance Company Fulton and
Greenwich streets, have elected L. Douglass secreta
~, vice Geo W. Savage, resigned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
MONEY MARK " r .

TUESDAY, Dec. 1-6Px
The marie, was slightly unsettled 81 the arn bssri
today Tho tendency of prices Cor osrisn lcaa0 stocks
was downward. Er,c Rrircad iea on per cont; Nchi
gan Southern, ~ Harlem, y; Cleveland AMI Toledo. III
Ia Cscese ana Milwaukee, ". Rcadiag advanced 4 PER
cent; Wisconsin Lake shore a. cacago snd Rocx issud
q The probability IL tina, the Convertible bonds Of ths
company wn be turned INFO sock pre,y freely e the.e
prices hold long enough II looks thasrh this was tas
direct object m getting M as, nav. Toe uu.
mate effect o. this upon The marfs, vsac eihe stool can
not be mistaken. Cleveland and Tsledo opsned hoavy
this mornine but Improved before the cose, aud vas
quite active.
After the adjournment OF the board the folio ~ns sac.
Of stocks and boads were made ~ asouon BY simeon
Draper
q 600 Chicago ~ Paul Fcr AZ las RR iui assea sag
1900 MARKETS. and usclansu ~ 10 ..slh
4eto Chicago and Mississipp RR do
$50 shares PrEmnfc Turrin& Cc..................a
500 do New York snd Ehawsrrunk 60 ......... AZ
so do fAfarge F1re insursbce ~ ........... Az
40 DO Delavsrs, Lacks~snns we~i~sn. So"
Al the second board ths nUk~ v@ VERY sueysut
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Our Washingtea Correspondcnce.
.aur~axa~ ma % {

WARRINGTON, Dec. x, 1850.
CGsina Ruvt,ue-Csn,rar Amatcu--Bridsh Alhance-
Marcy and ne Rschmond Enquirer
A. the telegraph win inform your readers serious
misunderstanding has taken place the Cabinet
OF Importance They 10Th resolve themselves
In politics, national, the other sectional Central
American Affairs win become = matter OF grave Discus
sos In both houses In tho Cabinet In private political
circles IN club rooms through press and by puAns
meetings. The xpccted are opesed suddenly through
the HzAto Marcys upon this subject, has caused
The greatest excitement al tho sato Department,
and l would not be at al es;onisned TO see
Marcy either give down dodge. He IL not IN the
habit OF doing either, and the opposition may only In
gle measure no has brought DEMONSTRATING even se
cured the appreciation of European Cabinets upon his
American policy n ITS various department.. II must
be serious question with Gov Marcy, far ne can
the Senate Ny opposing his party and srrayins himself
against the tradtonary preiudces and the quik anti
British o. mrethses OF the American people believe
may state AZ matter which should DO known, that
Governor Marcy devoted 70 the idea OF es.
hbnshirg commercial and 30 10 speak, "Gcod
intent alliance with England II will be known that
this IL considered by the Secretary OF State
the great step forward" In American policy. The Ca
alliance with England In regard 10 Central America
20 end H. The dismissal Of Mr. Pryor from the Union
Once Of his celeb article in tho organ
Russia came from the feeling In the Department OF
flate.
wien Gov. Marcy brings forward his great Esgli.h al.
lance measure he will dad the Richmond Eaqairer
against him.
la ire meanwhile the contest IN the House over the
Whnaeld question has rc-Kndied the fire which all sup
poscd eKtlBguished This matter and others kindred 10
70, wl tend 10 confirm the southern mon in the belief
tnsi the contest with the opposition has already COM
mencsd The Speakers question comes next and 50 90
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


sl.Do- stcp-s2oD A yEAR.-FARMERS
do your annual expenses Tor labor teams
secd, manure, &C, amount 70 even the small.
est 81 the above sums Would IL not, then,
be good policy to sdd a single dollar more.
ard receive NJ the beginning of every month
large work a. twenty four pages, filed with
the experiences of great number of persons
coirr the same things ss YOURSELF when
you are putting IN crop. rearing an animal
planting IN orchard or doing snv one ~ me
thousand things connected with farm work
would u not pay 10 know how Others begin
ard carry on the same opcrationsY
:, y = lrlly said Every one can learn scme-
ihirr from every one eise-evcn from 4 fool y
II You cnnsult journal for twelve months
which contains during that time over SO arii-
cieA. GiNlcg pain, practical accounts OF what
oihers ird 70 he the best and mos, profitable
crcns animals fruits &c the best modes OF
doing various Kinds OF work. &c Il Il NOT pro.
esh.c pa yon ~ ige' many hints, each worth
nc AMsRIcAN AGRrcULrURrsT l.
such Journal ss this. II II conducted by
practical wofkingmen, who speak not from
theory. but frpia eyptrience. n IL also ono OF
TIE YER lew perfectly independent journals ~
ihe country. having no connection with any
Manufactures e nanurcs or implemeuts or
sellers 81 animals or uees, Having a large
pht inN Circulation, u sands upon its own
keNe and rau afford ~ b. outspoken 90 ALI
satiee.s. Y y. aud VII continue 10 he, par.
ucuietiy deWn upon agricultural humbugs-
cautious IA reference q uncertain new things
aud ready b 81 hehre iis readers the real
claims " whatever j. proved " he good AMI
uaeflI HUI icr toe dollar a line /" this maya
could ~ MAD with he statements Of q multi
iude ~ readers who have ia Years pasr de
lived 'ar'r hundreds ~ dollars of profit from
hine IN he raEeH ~ the Aariculiurist ana
Wh1 kay@ bern sayed hv ~ warnings from the
irafs~hicne q Inscriptions speculafora In
hulahug HnanNfcs plants. Ac.
Ntey pue Who cntivAleS q single rod Of
Ffu1ni VT ord u paying investment ~ ann.
ply hlmaell or herself wuh The ArricuItnyim
l. wii cot but dollar 10 try " Cor 1887. fvoi
~ tna iirse sendiun nov WI get November
ard Dec mtcr numbers OF iSss FREQ.
oRtNnE JUDD, Publisher.
l9i Wafer street, New York.
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NJ CAROLINA HOUSE
susr .r,vya SoyyNryK a. ON err myssA ax oy
aavr. soa = M ADAMS IN nrIArroN no rHr Hr.
sos1nso" = - 80. 800. ~ "A N
orkslse ol Tnk sLAsk 1hApk.
nr roAs, oi ~ so'n ooue'c1' movco .ae resrenoe
49, Io.nens ~ ss' .0v.,so - Ics' , 70
- sasJs' ~ .,sy ~ - 49, ~ .s1"s " '"o s's
Sse sp.e~s ~ 1911. -. " 1s'. .r A.. 60.
na $3.50, ~ 49, ..,s 49, ~ o,s
- nsAol. aoss - 80 - ~ ~ ~
- - NC rs1s1es 49,. ~. -" I ~, ~ VIC
sen5eet 0 rnesA ~ nc 1870 ". y - sAa .uss
80 800 rs,ss, sss,a sms,slv - ns.ng .ra ~
e q -hich he vs chair aAn-henee the reason Of hls
esnnS m opanso.n ny spec,s' -. mHee rss oe
eS~a nvoam % osEr 70 fs.sr ,ne navel, Wnnn vAs
49,, ~ e.nm"'ee !" 'ne "no'e, Sssfe v "vns %
49, NJ sAsp, oi rrsoe scuse smyAn, .1srL&n o. the
s@maiMee % Sosorra roiuMnoa, sMa, we ooJsct OF
S11sens "'"~ aees - ~ 's.an ... ess1s, wv
ssy msnos, 90 80 '. '.<s ~ 1nsIse
p'S'oS w." e"a s'"s1 - Soua " w
"a 49, re... ~. rs---.,.... :.
" - 49, 49, ~. n NIUE. ~ ~
rsono ~ ,@.'y ~ 80 sso~s - ~ W .ne
e@".s~ " ~ rx 49, s. af,a ~ III
v'sh.d eo@gs.s ssd ca'aa sn.ms,.os sse CUES.
~ - 49,. 49,. vo,,s ~ :. snor. s.sss.ne 49,
issss ssss ana 20 prssue. rsssa eosasea v.asee
800 80 - 80 ~. .,s~s., 800, 800 80 - 49,
- ..s.,.s az, = en.nr. ,a ~ 1900 80 80,
.1 - -.aSs,,ns rss.s go ,oa,s ,sscs ~
ss,a1'a -,srslu.,a. 49, ~ -
= 49, - - ~-s.s~s " - w.
rrsh.s - ssnsx Ia ma. ,s..., m, . re,s,,r,.
.. . e.,,,s. ~ ~ whe,e ~ss sersrse ,hs r. s'sos
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LcHrNmm-GoeLNG.-On Sunday, Nov. 80, by the
Rev. Mr. Rubens, Mr. GDoRGR LcHrHsHnH 70 Miss
Ap.lA daughter Of Leonard Goslns Esq a Of This c',y
kCM1blS- KnR-0n Wednesday evening, Nov. 49,
by the Rev. Theo Cuyler FRANCS McMrIKIS to FANCY
l. KsH daughter Of Thomas Kerr E-q oil OF this city,
NcMABos-PoST.-Un Tuesday, Sept 49, by the Rev.
John N. Krehs, JAMES MCMAHON 10 NARY JANE only
daughter of George W. Point, EST, all OF this CITY
mas Armitsge, Mr.. WILLIAM Ransom to Mrs EITHER A.
SNIH
woop-vAn I'm Brooklyn. on Tuesday, Dec 2, at the
Clinton avenue Congregational church, ny the Rev. Wm
lBudpgton, nEopHIIrs Wo D to sraH T. only daughter
Of william all, Eq, all Of that city
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Drr 1-E g. n. Pe,ers ~ Er Collector BroasoB.-Ths
nciiou ~ recover back extra duties woea
fots pad under protest. The plaintiffs claiming that they
are he manufacturers well as the importers and that they
bad right f. place them nj what valuation they pleased
Under dweun Of toe Court the Jury renderes verdict of
500 for The paniias subject the opinion Ct the Court
above.
Tnrr Rnfs-Tbe Grand jury this morning rendered
b q Indictment against ~ e. Weeks master OF the
ship Quicksep for failing furnish 10 passengers
the provisions required by the act 81 March, 1885,
s-o - bill against William RENTER for smuggling en.
value o. 81 900.
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SEVENTEENTH wARD.
There w 10 excitement in this ward The democracy
having hsrmonzed and only ucke- The follow
ing s the ticket elected in this ward:-
General Commiaee. John CochrAne, A. Eichon, nh
Ely, Jr VIM. Coulter, Bernard Reilly
foun0 Aens C0Dimites -Tnomas Riley, John DeanAnt,
John Forgerty, Michael Smith, Patrick Burns.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
hard and anti hard ticket In this ward Tue
latter ticket headed by John Anthem. Everything
passed Oh very quiet at the polls The following va the
General Committee Hover Clark, Harris Wines, sr,
John Nesbh, Oliver s. Hubbard. Patrick McElroy.
Young Mems General Comwiaee John Van Peit, J.
BRYANT Smith, G. Godfrey Gunther, 7. }. Fonda, GEO. .
NINETEENTH WARD.
Two tickets were run in this ward. Both were Wood
tickets, and the only merely local. The Cen
era Committee and Young Mems General Committee do
clared cred were as follows
General Comns.hee Horace Herrick, Thomas, Acsped
on, Thomas O'Rsilly, Dennis Acoarty, William Good
heart.
Ycun9 kta's General Committee g. Mccullough,
Thomas hchsnus, Fraacis G. Martin, Henry Van Hal
land, Lewis Jordan.
TWENTIETH WARD.
The election in this ward held ct the Aston House
corner Of Eighth avenue and Thirty seventh street
There pretty lively time the vicinity Of the pol
from the opening Of the till the declaration Of III
result Three tickets were run, q Wood and anti Woo
ticket and . mongrel Ticket The contest lay between
l,7o0 The anti Wood 900 and the mongrel
o. Munday ticket 2o votes The following WAS the Wood
ticket declared elected
General Com~ia,e William McConkey, John Brce,
Thomas Dunn Hugh Mooney, John McG rane
Young Mems COMMITTEE r. b. Bradford, Baltus n.
Fow ler. A. Schwyer, John NcClave, James Beglau,
The anti Wood ticket headed by DenDn R7cr.
Some scrmmsgne took place about the poll. man,
named John Donnoly, who attempting to eectioueer
against the Woed ticket got nearly all his clothes torn off,
He was pretty qniet reater.
TwRNTY-FIRsT WARD.
Only one ticket was run in this ward The folowins
was the ticket -
GxerM Committee Andrew Froment Richard Bus,eed,
Josiah Sutherland, John Knse, Robert Foster.
Poan0 Men Gene al Conlmutee.-John Darragh, Henry
Smith, Douglas Taylor John King.
TWENTY SECOND WARD.
In this-Mayor Woods ward-there were two tickets.
Both, however, were headed by Wood. The following
the ticket declared elected constituting the General
Committee and the Young Mems General Comm ttee-
General Commitee Fernando Wood Nicholas Seagrist,
Patrick Masterson, John O'Toole, Dennis F. Root.
Young Mems General Consniise.-Garret II. Striker,
Frederick Betz Francis Crossn, Edward Tmpson Henry
Roster.
This ticket received $50 votes to the opposition ticket Is
votes All the bAos Of the successful ticket found
to contain duplicate ticket enclosed inside, presented
fine tis paper. The candidates the defeated
ticket say that they shall contest the election. Every
thing was very quiet where the poll was held.
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All VI
WoRK ron THE MosIH-A
valuable, instr ucuve chap
ter.
CALEsDAR or OPERATIONS
FOR bECEABER-l In File d.
Orchard. Kitchen and Flow
er Gardens, Orchard and
nursery, Green aud Hot
Houses, in'erspers-d with
many valuable hints and
directions. This is a special
restuI c of Fhe Agricuimrft.
3be Calendar lays ones
work out before him, ano
materially aids and system.
ICES Lis plans.
BLOOD az a Manure.
Cows--W ith 4 YER.
DIosCoREA fhinese potato)-
A very amusing picture.
showing up without words)
some OF the absurd claims
for this plant
FARM NoTEs-By s. w.
FAMER $ RAINY DAY RAMBIE'
Or, How Ny Seighbor Tho
mas makes money at farm
Ing. gets time TO read the
papers and about sundry
other things.
FRuIr-Exiraordinary prices
EuCHsIAs-Winter treaimen'.
GARDEss-small; what one
did.
GoATs-CsshmeTe illustrated.
HoRsEs-OrigiDal Morgan, Ill
". B Subscribers for ls5
above December) number
large extra edition is eXhanste
first applying can also have
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NsCELLANEOUs.
AMERICAN AGRiCULTURIST
For Deremher I8hB.

GosTENTs
HOUSES Several topics.
IcE hoUsEs--How 70 III
uoRsE RAGING AT FAIRS-Dis-
cusspd
MAS uRgs-A long article
showing up the various bu-
pc phosphsies. Gui.nos, &C.,
palrns a OFF upon the com
munity.
NICE AsD FRUIT TREEs-A
variety Of articles.
MILKING ny MAcHIsERY.
NEW PLANTs-5eyeral de-
scrabed.
PIAR ruLruRE-By DR.. l. e.
b., Chapter IL; valuable.
pLARs-Winter keeping.
foKAroEs-The Black Mercer.
poULTRY-Winter treatment.
sALsIFY- Winter treatment.
SEED Distribution.
SUGAR CANE New Chlneso)-
Further facts in It's favor,
&C IAN subscribers To The
ARriculturist desiring the
seed, and sending a postpaid
envelope redirected 10 them
selves. will receive, about
January Is, 100 70 200 seeds
| free
TIN BUNKER on Horse Racing
| shows
WYAspoTr CoRs--Merits and
de merits
/ And a variety of shorter arti-
cles ON sundry topics.
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