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NATTLE SHOW-TTIE ELEVENTH
" ANNUAL CATTLE SHOW AND AGRICULTURE
AL AND HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION of the
MAR YLAND STATE Agricultural SOCIETY
wi be held at the Show Grounds Charles street eX
tended, in the city of Baltimore on the
18th to 22d of OCTOBER, 1855
RS-The Premium List which is on a very extensive
scale printed and be had of the Secretary the
Socetys rooms l2S Baltimore street. Owners of Live
Stock manufacturers of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and
MACHINERY of every kind from of the States have
all the privileges of citizens becoming mem
bers of the Society," and respectfully invited to take
part in the Show.
H-FEED will be furnished Gratis to stock and charge
for entrance fees DW be made.
The Horse Track will be put in good order and every
effort made render this of the best Exhibitions
has been held in our Show Ground
re- No intoxicating liquors will be allowed to be sold on
the ground suitable Police will be selected to preserve
order.
Membership Tickets So admitting gentleman and the
ladies of his fan lily to the Exhibitions can be had of
WILSON NJ. CARY Esq, (who has been appointed
Agent Of the Society to wait the citizens Of
and of his only authorized assistants of the General
Secretary, at the Societys Rooms
Single Admission Tickets 3dmttRg one . cts
SAMUEL SANDS, General Secretary. se13-eo4t
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE JUBILEE
Z AND PRAYERS RECOMMENDED TO BE SAID IN
THE STATION CHURCHES. just published. Price
cents, or 81 per 100.
Such contemplate attending the exercises of the
Jubilee will do well to supply themselves with copy of
THE VISITATION MANUAL,
Containing the suitable and appropriate instructions
and Devotons for all stated times and occasions that may
arise in the life of CHRISTIAN. Approved and Recon-
mended by the
Most Rev. Archbishop of Baltimore.
The distinguished feature of this Book Of Devotion
that its forms of Prayer are exclusively confined to those
that have received the sanction and approval of the
Church, which is more than abundantly vOuched for by
the approva and recommendation with which it has been
honoed by the learned and venerable Archbishop of Bal
timore whose in such matters is universally
known.
n1-A large and varied stock of PRAYER and DEVO-
TIONAL BOOKS, &C, &c, suitable for the DEVOTIONAL
EXERCISES of the JUBILEE kept constantly sale at
the LOWEST PRICES, Wholesale and Retail.
MURPHY Il CO, Booksellers, &c,
1S2 Baltimore street,
e. nnhtr pnlt
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Coal AND WoOD.

Coal AND WooD.
We are selling the Goals last season, equal to
any sold in this market.
The best durable WHITE ASH COAIs,
And the best RED ASH Goals,
GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL,
All of which we warrant to give satisfaction
A discount is allowed
orders
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JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.

We offer our services as a BANK OF COLLECTION to
the Merchants of Baltimore City Collections made with
out charge. Foreign Collections promptly and cheapy.
New Collection accounts solicited and most favorable
terms guaranteed. JOHNSTON'S BANK, 19S Baltimore
street. sl5tf
A BUSINESS CARD-TO THE MER-
IA CHANTS OF BALTIMORE.-Wer respectfully tender
our services Bankers and Exchange Brokers, simply
stating that facilities, in Capital established position
and thorough Knowledge Of business together Nth rigid
PERSONAL attention thereto enable to offer the favor
able terms to customers. We have COLLECTION
DEPARTMENT thoroughly organized, and solicit new
COLLECTION ACCOUNTS
Sl5N JOHNSTON BROTHERS 4 co
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The BALTIMORE Coal CoMpANY's
SOLE AGENTS for this city are
MESSRS. DOBBIN WAKEFIELD
s7tf No. sc Second street.
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TNHE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE
Il NOTICE that the Office of the "CARCEL GAS BURN
ERR and DEPOT FOR PATENT ARTICLES has been
REMOV ED from No. 2 CARROLL HALL to No.6OBAL-
TIMORE STREET, (Ducatel's Old Stand,) where all
invited to call and see the most perfect GAS BURNERS
sll-6t NJ VENNARD
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THE BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's
SOLE AGENTS for this city are
MESSRS. DOBBIN WAKEFIELD,
s7tf No. Sc Second street.
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AMlustmtnts.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
HIrIlH r. Ell ~ les3ees
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. Is, 1858,
To commence with Lovers Great Play entitled the
WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS.
Gerald Pepper........ ...........Mr. W j. Florence
Hans Mansfeit. Hr. S. W. Glenn
To conclude with the Protean Farce
HOW TO GET OUT OF IT
j.
Mrs. W. j. Florence in five characters.
Luhnlgah Magulre. Mr. W. j. Florence.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Parquette. ......... so cents
fanny S'ICie''''..'' '..............
'OloIeu Ndliery .......................25
No extra charge for reserved seats Doors open ut
oclock-to commence at 7 h o'clock
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that are prepaid

tIdI pTtpalu
We also sell the
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD,
Oak and Pine-of the best quality
Delivered in any part of the city, free of carriage.
J. HENRY GEESE & Co,
sS-1w Office No. South street
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE
4V1FO YOUNG LADIES.-The WINTER SESSION
begins November Sd, 1855 The instruction in
the usual branches is full and thorough being the
direction of efficient Faculty of able and experienced
Teachers Every necessary appliance required Female
education is at the command of the Institution Parents
who desire thorough education for their daughters with
the comforts and advantages the Christian family are
invited to examine the School.
For terms of admission and further information address
Rev. GEO. LEWIS STALEY. Principal, Mount Washing
ton, Baltimore Co., Maryland, Rev. Dr. HEINER sec
ond ST., Baltimore. Catalogues can be had at CUSHINGS
" A q
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STATEMENT OF THE AUGUSTA

INSURANCE AND BANKING COMPANY
LIST July, 1858.
Capital all paid in IN CASH 1915 900 co
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~ HARRIS, JR,,
~ BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK
NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells all the and other securities of this
and other markets commission. sell If
JOHNSTON DROplEpS a. 10
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BALTIMORE, September Is, 1855 J
DUGAN's BUILDING,
LIST door above Exchange Lombard St }
The above Company issues Marine Policies at LOWEST
rates and returns per in cash. of all
premiums risks ending without loss. Losses adjusted
and paid at this Agency W. F. MURDOCH, Agt
s15-d2w2awlmr WIN L. MONTAGUE, Jr, Sec'y
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COMPANY CHARTERED, DECEMBER, 1927.
WENT INTO OPERATION, JUNE..... 1928.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

At banquet given by the Mayor of Liverpool to
The SiaInese ambassadors, Mr.. Beverly Tucker the
United States Consul In that town, one of the
speakers. He congratulated the assembly on the
glorious from India and trusted that tho tviurnph
Of English arms would be complete, because it was
the triumph Of civilization. lie said he had no doubt
whatever that there an immense trade tn be
developed with Siam, and he felt assured that the
Z" stsr.spsngled banner would like the flag of Great
Britain, dip in the water 10 the vessels of Siam 8p
preaching the great republic Of America.
The ship Wallace, bound from Quebec for Glasgow,
was lost at sea. The crew remained on the water
legged ship for eleven days, with nothing but the body
Of dog to subsist upon. Three of them died.
The London Times again reviews the Mormon diff
kcuty andthe Government plans for their suppression.
1t hopes that the MOrnOns will decide upon migra-
ton before they involvcdiR the Caamities of
mutiny occurred on board the ship j. j. Boyd on
the Oath December she was on the eve of leaving
The hersey, for New-York. The crew armed them
selves with handspikes knives, &c, threatened the
officers and refused to proceed 10 the ground
that the ships provisions were bad. Information of
the state Of affairs having been conveyed on shore
police officers proceeded To the vessel and arrested
twenty seven of the men without opposition. An
animation was to take place the day the Africa sailed
The second mate was badly cut about the mouth by
blow from handspikc.
The Board of Trade returns for the month of No.
sember show falling off of nearly 81 900 900 in the
Imports, as compared with the corresponding month
lsst year.
The HorninP Post, taking its key from the Presi-
Sents Message, advocates the construction of rail
read to the Pacific through the British American
Provinces.
The screw steamer Earl of Carrick bound from AYR
Mr. Liverpool, was wrecked On the lsle OF Man, and
al be crew, except two were lost.
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FINANCIAL. kEEkIRS

In London on the I'D the funds were steady and
Err, and the money market was again easier. The
various Joint stock banks lowered their rate OF dis
seunt for best paper to = cent.
No new failures were reported.
Onfhursday, the eth, the Bank ofEngland reduced
ther rate of discount from 10 to 4 cent and smuta-
poously with this movement repayment was made Of
Tie two millions of over ISSUE After the reduction of
ne rate there was an active demand for money at the
Bank In the discount market, choice bills ne
Fotia,ed at II = cent.
The discount houses reduced their allowance to 81 T.
sent for money at call, and the joint stock banks re-
auced their allowance to cent.
The Stock market was firm but uninhuenced BY the
movement Of the Bank as the step had been fully an.
seipated. The closing quotation for the January
account was $50 G93i. Owing to the Christmas holi.
Says the Exchange was closed ON the 2jh and Goth.
The following suspensions were announced: w c.
Vagh OF Bradford, largely engaged in the wooden
Trade; Hands, Msrcher Co., Dutch merchants at
Hull and Stevenson, Vermehren n Sect, merchants
1T Newcastle. hessrs. I. Is. Coddingon & Co., iron
merchants, Liverpool and New-YOrk, resumed pay
0ent.
The returns of the Bank of England for the week
ending Dec. % show increase in bullion of II }02
496-the amount held being tl0,7j3,2Sl. The in
srease has been nearly 80 100, 900 in three wecks-a
ne without precedent.
Thefsilure of the great photographic and artistic es-
Aeishmept OF ANTI Co. of Dusseldorf is AL
neunced.
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WHAT THEY SAY OF BUCHANAN.S KANSAS
POLICY
FTc@ Tie Tcade.

fTo~ IAs feades Time he a
Mr.. Buchsnans style in his late MESSAGE % tbc
Congress Of the United States betrays vnyy leoylv
where he is trcading eggs. There i. cant;on,
balance an anxious determination to right hmseIf ON
slactness of self Justification, aud an elalorate -
struction OF basis for himself as he goes over th
ground of the Kansas question. On the whole Le
gets out Of not amiss but the process OF pppinc un
too transparent Ii is not bad propping good work
msnship enough, but II is too NiSible-he is always
hooking 10 see II the stone sits quite fat and level
Does chow little sign OF Unevcnne>s down he goes
en- tns workmsns knees again. and inserts the proper
adjusting material underneath in the proper corner;
then he locks al his plumb again Is j, all SRA sht
BOW No, Il yields little in the other corner and
hhere pust be little more proppiug matter put in
bheIe so the subteTsrucure of the Kansas case goes
On, the mason kdgotng artiSt!cally underneath the
pavement, then testing the result by tis plumb and
kne, then hdgeting again, then applying his plumb
again till the lead last falls straight, and indicates
nstthe laws ofgrayratou are satisfied, AM that tie
ksnsas question is adjusted.
The line of the Eee-StSte party in Kansas has been
70 ignore oil the public OF the Southern party all
aher conventions and conventional acts 20 pronounce
he whole one MAS Of illegalty and either hold rival
conventions oil their own which they put forward as
We true kgeI ones, or al any rate 10 protest against
ether CONVICTIONS and refuse 20 take any part q
them. They protested agains; the I,compion Conpeu-
BOD yesI ago, and set up their own Topeka Conyeu.
eep. In the same way ast September thew refused 10
recognize the Convention which took p'aIc upou the
Strength Of al act passed by the Lecompton Legsls.
sSJs fW hsuDg Ccps,.;pi'cn iVF kGpsa,, hey le9t
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INDIA.

Al Indian mall with dates from Bombay 10 Dc. 4,
lad arrived at Suez and would be due il London about
Dec. %.
Lucknow had been relieved. Sir Colin Campbell
Jined the force OF Aumbagh Nov. II, and the 18Th,
after seresO Of severe struggles with the enemy, the
garrison Of Lucknow relieved. On the following
day the .ick and wounded and the women and chill
<ren, were cent under escort TO C0wDpOre. One au-
ihority says that the relief of Lucknow achieved
Yh loss of only four officers killed and forty wound
ed.
The Government telegram saya the army under the
Commander in. Chief amounted TO about ~, 600 nell
"amply sufficient to reduce Dude 10 entire sublec-
"tion-a task which will occupy them for months
"to come" Another dispatch places Sir Colin Camp
Aells force at Il, 900 men.
The ualwa field force, under Bligodier Stuart, had
relieved Musserabad dispersed the Mehidporc rebels
and was clearing Malwa Of insurgents
The flying columns, under Brigadicr Showers and
Cols. Gotten and Tidderel Were securing Rohcund
complete success attending their operations every
where.
SsarIn Tor the garT17ons and outpo,ts had ceased .
The East India Company dispatch states that
Biz Colin Campbell was slightly wounded, but not
sufficiently so TO interfere with the performance OF
his duty.
The 3waior rebels had advanced to within IL mile.
sf Cswnpore, but had again retired TO Capee. Gen.
Windhan is stated to have marched to attack them.
Iwenty-iour inferior members of the royal family
and an influential rebel chief had been executed at
Delhi.
The JodhpOre Legion had been defeated with great
shughtsr and the loss OF all their guns 10y Col. &c.
yards forces. Col. Gerard, however, was Killed.
All was quiet III the Punjaub.
The fort and town Of Sanger remained untouched
but large parties OF rebels in the surrounding
dstrict.
The Bheel disturbances in Khandeisch continued.
and rising OF some Bernds near NoodhOle il re-
ported.
Esehanse at Bombay was 2 for credits. Freight. had de-
saDtd. Business quiet and money extremely high.
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Barring brothers 4 Cos Circmi"r.

Per sniool LONDON THURSDAY. Dc q lsJ'-' g. m.
and FS Prooc With the WIN yxs2 81 s.GIH Tie s.s
her hrs eet an iyS w mnma, T u dSona to y Sent
9 snnum. CoN,oIs Shuts! for the acount MEX" =" pcI-
po Dots u 5; South Aacrican, y ;
The CORR market has beeu very uouy 20 rs Ad y oss
F' %sa cS 4 d aaiT to GSS lew Ra ISc S" S,ss NATIVE
taken ia a. ~ dj2 tor mid 20 fair good ord 10 oss- '''S hES
ror Coco, thcre is ttc inquiry e" o' good aud fr' R"I
Trinidad fetched s8 6ae6 ..
In Co,ni>nAL thcrc have been uo -ac>
CoTroS.rhIe is bsi.@t i.y IN, Of Fr, Whoa, wa.
r G4HN and MS Sd cw %Ss' the p p Of hat dsy y
sS,Jtn ,Tar T SiG oS for ESsl Wica wa. ~ 1854
S iet1HsS qaoi i,s American wSf'T " ' AID
CofPER duso Offering At lower prce "ish9 ndhS
h,v.rs Quotations English unchanged Touch "ks nd
TS Slo7 los Selected siio 10 Shea'hins ia Ye0~
In HEMP and kDco have nothing to report NJ.
Rol-Rais and Bars uomaly 40 tree on 6oSd IT, "S'';
Scotch Pss 80 S5l for 1iAed nanbtrs On ,ng SSd'
w. S@oS Ps S s1 sg-ai.5 aS@SSic
IASDwc.ieu, n;cs. 20 @5$ -. goT ma" S.e % #
Gsatl At s. end Of Msraor9ls !, 81 q,
Antigua 81 10 and Cuba Muscoysdl, -
oilswc quot sPe'm, se5d t61; H, s x7'@1t
Cocoa Mt, 10 ail Both nominal
placed 6d7 -; 27O bags Madras a. ond 10 osss
RsM@rhef, b. tccn moderate bushes. good Loewsds
For SLrvsr,n rather better price. ha, been paid leo bass
having hands Il Tor III to III, and 81 fox ,aS
SrIcEsPmsu to: so bags brought from d 3D. for MD 20
fr Black Pepper: l1 bas- Penang found buyers om BID "a
5 d. for mid dusty 10 ar clean.
SUGAR has be-. In good demand with consi tab' busness
establishing advance of 6ddl & c~t o We, India tho
.als 900 hbs. including u auc"n 32 hhd- Ia ba-- at
sdtJ Bengal: 1861 bags sold u prices low to mid white
BIhrs &c a mid yellow Date y 6d36 aud low sryish Date
0 By private treaty 40O boNs brown aud yellow Ha maN S7k
ga I'd for Nos 10 49, 90o boN" Fiorfrs II
hhls Cuba Musvadn aud Porto Rico ~ 81 as
mid brown, aud ~ 6atl tor low mid, to good yellow:
ard $50 hid. Snmen 3 Two floating cargs II Havana
ported purchased for ou'I1ri. ly insured $40 boxes
NJ. III to lli At - mud 80 boxes No. lH at -
TF.-Thr market il About $3.50 chests ton-
sou sold during the pas DAYS = N full terms fair In
quy good Teas 1890 pkgs offered yesterday AZ bc sale,
u which 1000 sold.
TiN fiat Common Blocks 1881, Bars l09 Banca o. l00
TtRPENTkEu Rough have sales 10 rrOrt. America
Splits firm az 81 sass.
TNLoW-St. Petersburg Y g. b2 on the spot.
SPILTER-Solr SAILS Al 4 - 10 Gf9 Is.
show it'll. variation suco sc"s.
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Near IIOlz kirchen, little village IN Southern Ba-
yarie secret society il situated tor the purpose of
executing a strange kindof vengeance upon such men,
generally clergymen, proprietors or government o-
cals a. have become the objects Of popunr dislike.
hundred OF them with bIackened faces suddenly
appear at midnight about the house Of the object Of
their attentions, raise frighttul hue-and-cry, dis
charge guns and end by reading him a threatening
rebuke, and dispensing, nobody knows whore. An
attempt i. on foot to discover the members OF this
guar association, and, in the meantime, company OF
infantry has been sent TO the scene Of their labors to
oyefave them. lAugsburg Gazette.
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. . ~, .,r r,.ne,ueh. Of he v-,A All A. a-.. ,-niad
A. ma .dy.n~- on bt %" ha-b''f uss.' ret
-. 49,, p, frv a. k.hrr hfu ~ h- .spnri4,.u no
k,..,,s III, 81. ne week ~ Up " - .s.s -
.rrs,ors took about 900 and 'NPt~r, 800 1e -es'y'S
= I'D on the sgh t-ncr vhrh O." blrI' -. ''i' ~ Z
., M, with iu I'd, Az ~ ,'n'ncy lhr 'sot tr'c
uerc eco b6f- Incl is 5000 10 p 'i''' s'' 50 f ~"
official quotations arr; ,,..ii,,, ..........ss
Pair Nohlc ..........s. M44ins ''''..'....
H. ar p- h,,i . ,i go . ~ dils 1900 ,n'ri--o.
~ Manchester 8 more hopcu. rclr- = ''i4eec' 2 "'
much iUerefs- e., bg.nlts a.
BRy,p,rryT.-Me..rs. Richardson. spence Ia.
rerr under date nt tn. .Fh .ssulE 's.l-' whhh %" "a
b.,e been e. Id E,ur ueg ed o. , - Tor N,.;" > -
y iyr Phticlpti, snl B,'nor". AT q q y ior ON a
very a ut nd romuslly uuch,us,d; Rcd SoI = Nni"
as Joru quiet 80 6aJ rr MXs and neis'" see|f
u q Tor N bite. =. -,
Pl0yIsIo~s-Me>>rs B.lauj, Athya Co., k'h-
rd.ou So. me. and otlp-rs rl-r' Be Pos sn De- 30 =
81 4 .c.r q let sud .uci, u-,d. Tslo~ steady al,
Propt,F-The Bokers circular report ,fni.,
hrir,.. i'm s 4 prices in II the buyers sN f :,
mn pri,,, Raher quiTy. Cote" CURT lea mn
ynt, Rio iu bi,,r demand aud holders sNns "a l'-~se
Rosiu dull A, lna5 n for common spirits 81 LuIy ~
Tn>p0> Mn\lY VI -Messrs. Barring, br"th.
.r Co. rcp Nn es.er market sri he Bank re
= cent 8sI silver selling a. AmsriI 20 ,f 80 '''
Nrxictu Bo ars J0usols shpt--sol tot no sectn.'
In>po< PRoDt - MARKFI.-Messrs. Baring bros.
orts N s,,i,r business ina Sugar, ~ an ~dvaife OF -
{, Gee WY doll ia INNER -" coy u onnsiys =. Al
= ~ P - 81 Ri quit. S.'PcI r.il' aishet SPi,s
II Tun1 niiu, firm a. 32i60S LsIf-N'ssfn W ,e',SS
FAvrvt,,> SI,tRtrIs-Mrs>rs. Barring Brothers
>ay American s,ocl slow little ylriatiou since oA'I AZ e,s'
No import by Mes,rs. Bel 4 Go. . ... -.
Tn, London Tuies Of thu 18th gives ht i.s" ns = -
u,ss nj br dy ,rrdn- and -sys liioi central acre ts
While Michigan C,uts shorcdfucra'cd hinie''' ,..t.
Illinois Central shares -sa
New Yorl C,ltIa sinking iuul ............. 9oia-
PcnusA AHA Central "a mortgage. .''''''.''''''',"
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ITALY.

Rumors were current OF an INTENDED modification OF
the tariff at Naples.
Details are published Of the effects OF The late earth
quake. The first accounts prove, a. a'aai' To ha't
buildings In various places were DESTROYED aEi many
lives o-t Full particulars had not reached Naples at
the latest dates nor had any communication been Re-
ceiveI from Sicily the telegraph hal been destroyed
bv m, enrthouake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11
British Successes in India.
LUCKNOW RELIEVED.
FIEANCIAL DISTRESS IN SWEDEN.
Improvement in the Liverpool Cotton Market.

The Cunard steamship Africa, Captain Shannon,
which sailed from Liverpool about 2;3O O'Clock on the
Afternoon Of the 10Th utno, arrived here yesterday
The screw steamship Antelope from Portland, ar
nved .. Liverpool at O'Clock on the afternoon OF the
aad and the Fulton, from New-York, reached South
anptor the same night.
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RUSSIA.

The question about the Russian ports in ia. Black
sea- which was ON point Of being settled i some what
con plcated By the fact Of the Russian Government
having re-estabshed military servitude the coast
Of the Crmea RACED the town Of Kamesch, and for
hidden the entrance to that port OF merchant hs
before the war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

chsnc in Lyons, mace b.: last uetth, that be would
drIk without becoming dunk fifty bottles of wine in
twenty hours, provided that be should be allowed
three hours for Sleep On Sunday, the 10th ult. he
gained hi bet, apparently without any great ln,on
Yepiencc Ind-peIdance Big.
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SPAIN.

The Paris cones pondent OF The London Tis.c; says:
" The English and French Governments trying 10
" effect settlement between Spain and the United
" States 90 the subject Of the figate FerUlans.'
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PRUSSIA.
LYNCH LAW IN BAVARIA,

The Prussan Bank had reduced it's rate Of interest
70 ~ per cent,
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SWEDEN.

The crisis continued 10 be severely felt at stock
holm. The failures amounted 70 upward of thirty.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LtytsPooE, Dec. -, 1877.
CoIIoS.-Ths Broker CrcVaI report. hu0yas,
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7uREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or THE AFRICA.
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The French Government had detcrmi med, after ma.
ture deiberainn, 10 work the gold mines discovered
in Upper Senegal
4 further reduction Of the French army had been
decided upon, and the Minister of War had ordered
80 90 renewable furloughs 10 be prepared.
Runor. current of contemplated changes IN the
Ministry at the commencement Of the year. but they
were not generally credited.
The French Customs receipts for the month Of No
yeuber show a falling off ~ 6000 francs.
The convention concluded between France and Be-
den for the construction of massive bridge across
the Rhine, at Khel, will it is said be- sanctioned by
the German Diet.
Iti- stated that the Emperor had approved Of the
provisions Of a bill intended to be passed through the
Corps egisatif early in the SESSION, for restraining
gambihi. at the Bour-e.
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