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News frsm the Paraguay Exp.di,,ep.

INV YORK. Dec I6 -Adyicex from, Brasil
state that the L. steamer Fulton sailed from
Maranham on the 18Th, and the Harriet Lane on
the I'th November for Pernambuco
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Municinal Elecfian

MANcHEsTER. N. H. Dec 4-At the mun,ct
pal election to- day. Mr. w Harrington. dem
ocTat, was elected Mayor, receiving 600 vote,
against i ,s15 Tor Mr.. Alamo Smith, republican
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The Pacific telegram Lin.

ST LOUIS, Dec 1.-THE Pacific telegraph line
was this day completed 90 Lexington, Mo-, three
nundred miles west Of S. Louis twill be ex-
tehded and In operation TO Kansas City this week
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COOP NEWS AND NEW GOODS.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-
- - The Partnership heretofore existing between
tne suoserlbeIs, under the title of HARVEY &
Isl OF November. The books OF II. 4 A. will be
found at the store of F. L.. HARVEY d Co., at the
owing US will find it to their advantage to come
FORWARD ana settle at once to save expense, as we
are determined to square mp without deay The
Ieosipt OF either partner IN settlement of claims
VIII be good. +. l.. HARVEY,
GEO. ADAMS,
THOS i ADAMS
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THE LATEST NEWx
: Telegraph for the Evening st.,
The State Caav... 4, ~ ~,

-. hLsaSr, Dec s-The Board Of s,,,. Co..
staf. 1r,sd LOON p today The Secretary Of The
peared as counsel In behalf OF M 6,,sss sp-
case OF the Ninth Congressional D,.iri., ih 'ns
counsel 'f FOR vas Gs,n Tsesiyed from Ama., PARKER
ponement Till Monday. The Board ss,sI Pps =.
adjourn from day to day an saturday, wb,n ,hs
canvass will be finally declared. ING
John A: Kennedy presented a memorial. 49,
ing that the Chairman and Secret,rg ., ,ss a.
OF county Canvassers, be compelled 20 send NJ
tne board or state Csnvassers, all documenis 70 !
Ia'lng 70 the vote in the lth district Of the Ia,
VIC OF New York, in Mr. Sickle's district, as
of County Canvassers 10y ~ ~ De~'e
SoVernor King appoints "wednesday, Jsuusrv
me special election TO I'LL the consressona
vacancy In Mr.. Kelly's district
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

= Tn sTAl YuILIsHIs fl1 LISTS on
LsrfERs REMAINING IN TEE WASHINGTON CrrY
Posf OFFICE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS or rHp
EEwsPAPER HAVING TIE LARGEST cIRcuLA-
rroN wIrErs THE DELIVERY OF TIE orrIcE
lrs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN
DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IN TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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By ]. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioae.rs
DEREMPruRY GALE OE SPIENnIn SII

By J. e. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioaeers
pEREMPrDRY GALE SPLENDID
4 YER PLATED WARE-On FRIDAY AFTER
NOoN. December IL. at So O'c.ock, in the exhIfl-
tloG room of tie w ashngtnn Art AssoclatIon two
doors west OF the auction room 8 WI n sell
out reserve, a large Invoice of Silver plated Ware
adelphla, consisting OF - "
Beautifully chased. Fluted, and Engraved Tea
Coffee Urns, Tea Kettles. Ice Pitchers,
Butter Dishes, vegetable Dishes. Water Pitchers
Cups, NJ Cgs, Salt Stands
Castors, Spoons, Forks,
Cake and Card Baskets, &c
All of which will be soId vlthout any ras.ry.
whatever my io4i'0
+. ,. Catalogue ready on the morning of safe
Terms: SIS and under Dash !: over eba, snr,
credit OF so and 81 days. for notes satisfactory en-
dursed, bearing interest. GIL
de l3-d J. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co auc.s
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Financial,

NEW YORK, December l6-Stocks are higher.
chicago and Rock island 6lx; Illinois Central
shares %: do. bonds OK; Lacrosse and Mil %;
Mich Southern % \: New York Central 81 \; Pc.
Coal Co eOSi Reading SIX; NIL. & Miss l2k ;
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 Flour il duh; state
- 2Sasi So Ohio IS 30as5 so; Southern sSsSS 40
Wheat is quiet Southern white 81 20ssi as.
76c. 10
Pork is dull; rev mess sis so; prime
sl3 so Lard Is heavy at 10 %alIc.
Whisky Is nrm at &c
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By J. c. McGUIRE& CO. Auctionse-,

CHOICE COLLECTION OF yALUABI. r.
EXHIBITION Room OF THE WASHINGTON Arr AS
sOcIAIIoN GOn MONDAY EVENING, Decem-
the Washington Art Association, two doors vest
OF the auction rooms, we snail sell, the most choice
ana valuable collection of Paintings ever offered al
Stanly, Macleod, and Lannan, of this place we
nsme IN partITIapper's Cabin, or Disputed Shot ;
Autumn Ia the Rocky Mountains: The Last of the n
Race; M cunt Hood, Oregon Cottage Girl; Trap
prIs on the Prairie; Bucks Fighting Wood Greek;
Scene In Maryland; and many other beautiful
specimens ofart.
Catalogues will be ready and the paintings ON free
exhibition days previous tn the sale.
The exhibition room of the Association (which
has been secured Tor his sale: is handsomely fur
nished and made comfortable in every res pect and
VISIT to examine TINS collection will well repay the
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that SUM. a
credit of6o and 20 days. for approved endorsed notes
bearing interest,
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DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE YOUR
II HtALTH.-Madam MOUNTS CONSERVATION
Destroy er, acts magIcally on Coughs, Colds. Asth
ma, Bronchitis. aud Consumption. In cases OF
colds one or two bottles will effect cure Al a oost
of 20 cents. Persons ON all ions have ordered
ferent Quantities ~ express. IL 10 purely were
table; q babe oan take 10 without injury. Havoc
been restored to health BY IL herself from deer CON
sumption. she recommends IL unhesltaiingly 70 an
Delays are dangerous. Make immediate . ppllcatior
II you wish TO be saved. Apply 81 No. Sss s street
between 18th and 9TH. or AZ Stott's corner Penn
avenue and nh street: ALSO at Cuyers corner l2rh
street and Penn. avenue. a. a-sm
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II l.. HARVEY & CO. will continue the Hard
ware business at the old stand. No. Sl5 Penn
syvanla avenue, where will be found a full aud
Eood assortment Of Building Hardware, Cutlery,
low Waye, Brushes, Fancy Articles, &C. Mr. Har-
Hey returns his thanks to his many friends for the
liberal patronage given the late firm, and hopes to
merit continuance of the same. by paying close
attention aug to business, keeping good assortment,
ana selling oheao. Persons In want of anything in
oar Inns will find it advantageous TO give us Gall
as we ieei satisfied, with facilities, we can do
de lw F.. l.. HARVEY & co.
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Movements Of Gen. Sce,t.

NV YoRk, Dec. Is Major General Scot,
sailed In the steamer Marion for Charles,on To
day, rom whence be will proceed ia the steamer
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MAR RIED,

KniGs Momnday, the 18th ln.t.nt, by the Rev. Mr.
ci;, "o'' 70 Miss EMILY CRAWFORD, of this
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EDwAR RID q. YER,

WINES, LIQUoRsr,o PEND SessARs.
Penn: Arents, bettcsea t2th and lSth streets,
mas constantly on hand q large and ehoscs assort-
klES, PORTS, and o. her lines, Brandiea. Wins
kles, kums, GINS, &c., to which he respectfully
SEGA X. OF his own importation, By the box or
iOO than can be had for the same price the coun
Hy. de "a cost
TQRPED0EsA AND SMALL FIRE WORKS
do is-a LAMMoND's, It'll street.
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AuCITOU AAIn

By J. g. MCGUIRE Z CO.. Arotiopeer,.
l. qpMASSE M5 skAsR ERooRs: Sa.0n THgss.
door,. Es,y arrs quantity Of old Lumber. sab
aeh'd &c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
RTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
lse 1sI Ioss iiRs heuE And pace:
By WALL & BARNARD. Apotion..,.
SHEff Sk DlnSYw w sRFt SG 4gSTIoS
w .0d at No SIS s Ss
Fine Lava. Gold: stone. Mosaic, and Cameo Sets.
ladies' Breastpins. Ear rings, Se's'
hhVa ana Cameo Breastpins.
Bracelets s spsins Medaillons. Gold Pencils,
.tvie. Stock OF Gents Vest Chains, beautiful
The above goods must positively BE- sold lvitbou,
d. %sI Is 4 cash. WALL.
By e. w. BoTELER, Auot,opf,1-
I AR6E FURNITURE SALE.-CBoIcE
MoNpHSY! M5k tsP NG5oTps .a.%a5D,r
IssvPs Of and 9th :t aS9a,
s4 70 housekeeping generally, handsome
Terms: $50 and under, cash: over tina, ann :.
credit q 60 and % for satisfactory endorsed
nG P S oefTIbsf h interest !: s
ae Io-d q. w. BOTELER. Auct.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., AuciIoneer,.
VERY SUPERIOR ENGLISH DOUBLE
BBhRskLLED FowLIssr PIEcE AID REvoLvER
December 20 at O'Clock, az the auction rooms, we
/ superior .ws.lev R,cb.rd,u In.,i.. ,o..,.
b.rreed Fowling piece. with mabogany case
s Son acooatrements cost ESQ sterling in Lor-
superior French self cooking SIX barrel Revolver.
de l6 d J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER THEOR.
PUBLIC on nee wl ss 1f +
cs.h hs1s M day and for
Negroes: WOLF a Wiih MIs ss.si'
Tpus Els sE :, s SfEE ~ A met o.
i CIRCUIT Court OF THs DIsrRIcT OF COLUMBIA
OF fi VERY yALUABLE PRoPERIy.-On THURSDAY,
O'Clock By Virtue Of ss decree 9s the he
the circuit Court. In which the subscriber IA m
TO wit: Thai handsome and spacious Frame Hoase
and the land sttached, being the late residences Of
1 mh on. psFGn; adjoining Good Hope
aoostLn or Navy Yard bridge This dwelling house
l. srge and conveniently arranged, and has also the
acres OF ground, high state Of cultivation being
&c d tor g,rdsnns poses. ard now adapted to the
ne aoove;described property is beautifully stu
ated ON an elevated and commanding position, and
the sale will be well worthy the attention of persons
wishing to purchase handsome country seal or en
gage IN the gards ming business. -
20 Terms: One fourth cash the balsnce in u and
months, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
pay bearing interest," secured to the
Complied with IN FIVE days after the ssie the arn,tee
the lxnt to resell the property at the risk
ana cost OF the delinquent, by advertising sOoh "a
a.s .o.a. johN CosTISSSs %fs.te..
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4MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of
III 6eri f.clas sued from the Clerks Ofoe of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county of Washington, and to me directed, shall
Court house door of said county, on FRIDAY,
the oath day OF December, 1858, at II O'Clock m,
defendants night, tite claim and interest in and TO
Lot No. nine, q, in square No; ore hundred and
tOgsther with all aud singular the improvements
thereon, seized aud levied upon the property OF
Francis A. Dickens and will be sold to satisfy In
dical No. IS. to May, 1853, in favor of W. b. Shep
pard. J. D. HOOVER
Late NJ arshal for the District of Columbia.
no 50-dts
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MRS. JULIA DEAN HAYNK is to appear at tn
Theatre next week. Good,
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Great WORK AR coxING:--Herring's great
painting. "rhe VIege Black NTH )" will be on freq
exhibition Saturday next, for one week, sc Tay or
MaurJ's Bookstore, 314 Penn. avenue, near 9Th st.
WEDpIss CAxEs, very pretty and very cheap. At
t.e phIa Confectionery, corner 18th and r
as rss' Ice Cream and Water Ices s. cents per
teHI ds t6 m
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BY A. GREEN Auctloneer,
TRUSTEE'S SALE STWOSTORY A

TRUSTEES SALE OF3TWUSTORY AND
\ ATTIC FRAME HOUSES AND LoT AT ACTION
sell, In 'front.' oil the premises, at O'Clock m by
virtue OF deed OF trust to the subscriber bearlng
date the 18th day of July 1884, and recorded in ibe1
j. 81 Nc 81, folos 49, I9s, 1893, and 30 one of the
land records for Washington county, IN the District
OF COLUMBIA, the following improved property living
and beng In the city of Washington, District afore
All of Lot numbered twenty three, (2S In Ssusre
numbered one hundred and seven, CI071 hsyine
q front on north l., between 18th and 18th streets
two-story Frame Houses,
Terms of sale cash,
days after sale, the Trustee reserves the right to
sell tne properly. by giving three days notice such
ington, at the risk and cost ofthe first purchaser.
JOHN p. HILTON, Trustee.
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BOARDING..

ROARDlNG s 4 or eight gentlemen can be ao-
- oommodated with BOARD and com 'ortable
hOOMS BY applying at No ST Delaware Avenue
between and c streets, North Capitol Hill.
II Northumberland single gentlemen can be
gentleman and wife. on moderate terms. in central
location. at No. 439 9Th street, between f. and F
street north. de IL Sts
MES. A. w. BRINKLEY respectfully informs
IVA heI friends and the public that che 10 prepared
TO accommodate bOerders, both transient and per-
manent, on reasonable terms. Persons desiring a
comfortable homo, where there are no children and
vhere every attention will be paid to make them
comfortable, will do we'll by applying Immediately
AZ her re sldence, No. 81 south Eutaw street he.
tween Camden and Pratt sts., BALTIMORE no I1-Im
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NyTURE DAYS

BY J: c: MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneer.,
TkUSTEE'S SALE OF JEwELRy.
SIoRE fiIrskEs1sn MoNbkkTf' pMI oSSrS1Ss;p
10 trust duly executed and recorded / snail sell ~
fsy Honry of NJ Jenson, on s;h st
Oh mis- stock alter the recent robbery compris
2superior Pate Glass Show Cases.
i, oe'y Of sOss ocnd s,Sla tor. eCst 500.
ID some oil them very superior,
BreHaI .p, Rings Studs. Watch Keys, Thmblss,
Silver Butter Knives. Ladies'. Card Cases.
sn yeT, plated Spoons and Forks: Mugs GcbIets.
,,Bracket, stove, and Store Fixtures
credit days Tor e yA en sS
d,kd cF9As s; Wy4AgG;LAGH. Trustee.
BY J: c. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneer,.-
pEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO NEW Avn
AsTG GitwSSE fbJ .ssntfefp
o'elock, we shall sell, at the auction rooms for ao
superior Rosewood round corner iron. fame seven
octave Plsno Forte. BY Goetz a %,
Forte, by Loud. ANo
excellent Second. h.no Piano.
Terms: One third ca. h the residue IN so and o.
e,s for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearins in
deI5d &c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct..
FOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LoT-w,u h.
- 500, at public suction, TO the highest bidder on
Rouse aid Lot at Cupeper c. II. occupied by Mrs
yohn monsoon. The house Is large and commo-
aioas. IN good repair, and with o0nvemences too
numerous TO speak of.
Terms: One, two and three years. credit. in eonsI
instruments with interest from date TO be PAD ar
nuaily. Refer to w. ID. Walach, ESQ. Editor Of
ths Washington star.
dol5 ted Eff. THOMPSON.
By ]. c. Moe UIRE & CO.. Auctioueers.
EACELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE
- HOLD EFFkcTs.-Un WEDNESDAY NOM
u, december 18Th, at 10 O'Clock. at the residence
o. Baron Gerolt. Prussan Minister. on q street
Detween 18Th and 18th streets, we shall sell the
uIinture and Household IF cts. Comprising
Sula OF w nut CeTved and Crimson Plush COW
eIel fsrior Furniture, comprising large Freaoh
O. Soia, Arm and 3 Parior Chars,
nalln Danask covered Arm and Fancy Chars
Rosewo0d Marble top Centre Tables,
Sult OF Tour Crimson Damask WIndoV Curtains
- Lace Curtains, CoTnIce, &c.
Handsome EngraviDgs. Mantel Ornaments,
MM !nng my Centre and Card fables,
HAL Chairs. bat tree, UI.cloth,
ihrea- py and lngraln Carpets, Rugs,
marble top Sideboard, Extension Table,
emma, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Mahogany French Bedstesds Wardrobes.
Dressing Bureaus, Washstandy,
Superior Feather Beds, Bo,tefsa and Pillows,
CURED hair and Husk Mattresses,
Superior MahOs any Bookcase
Carved Book Shelves, Iron Safe,
Zane seat ChaIrs, Lounge,
Radiator, Franklin and other Stoves 80.
T.. :. The House is for Rent
des-d j. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts,
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
on account OF the rain until MONDAY Decemher
1.h' came hour and place.
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RUCKSKIN GLOVES, GAUNrLETs, AND
The subscribers cali the attention of the publio
to their supply of BUCKSKIN GLOVES
GAUNTLETS, and MITTENS, all of their nm, ny
own manufacture, which they offer on ac- p'DIllM
oommodatlng terms. Buckskin Shirts sudl NlUY
Drawers made TO order 1G
RAMSBURG & EBERT
High, between lat and I'd streets
no n-im GEORGETOWN. d. G.
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THE RIVER AT Young 4 Carter's wharf
schooner Monteren is discharging 800 tons lie
high coal for Underwood.
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The NIGHT SCHOOL for the instruction of an.
Prentices and others, located in the Third School
District, Mr.. w. McCathran as teacher. opened
last night with siIty-one youths, from Is TO 10
years OF age, as pupils. About fifty others Were
present at the school house asking to be admitted
ana u was with deep regret that the sub Board
could nor accommodate them. IL Is hoped the
Cooperation will at once make appropriation for
another teacher In that distrct-tbe cost of which
will only be about Si75 for the winter
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CHRISTMAS Is COMING, and the time for l,vIng
In holiday confectionery is drawing nigh. See
the advertisements respectively Of Weaver and
Schafheld elsewhere In this paper They mean
lust what they say, and always ready 10 40
the handsome thing in handsome manner
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BIG Drove Of turkies, some IIs In all, passed
up the avenue, yesterday, attracting much atten.
ton. They were from Warren county, Va and
were on their way l., wiIlard's Hotel. wh-r. WE
Presume they will make themselves useful about
Christmas time
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TRIALS AT THE GuARpHouss- Brook,
theft held for hearing. Chas. Friedrich, sus.
Picious circumstances; dismissed. samI Ford
col drunk; workhouse 90 days. Henry Myers
and Philip Mague, theft; dismissed. Jno Barth,
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, 81 Is. "a
Mccarthy, do workhouse 90 days Jnos Magee
and LUX Morris, do 81 Is. J. F Fletcher, col. >,
ont AFTER hours; dismissed. James Catcher and
T. smith, do, do fine and costs, So Is each
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On. RAE at the Smithsonian tonight,
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CRIMINAL Court -Yesterday afternoon. To-.
seph Thompson, colored, was tried for assault
Ing and attempting to kin Charles Myers, also
eolored, and found guilty Of simple assault and
battery. He was sentenced to three months, i'm
priSonmeDt in the County Jail
To day, Thomas Hughes was tried for ealing
apiece Of bacon from Chas. F. E. Richardson
He was found guilty.
VIM Hooper was put to trial for stealing a
horse, valued at sl25, belonging to - Boswell.
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FAIRS TO-sIsHT.-St. Matthew'S, basement
the church, Fifteenth street.
Old Foundry, Philharmonic Hall.
81. Mary's, for the benefit of the German Catbo
lie School, Coombs' Hall
Engl!sh Lutheran, Odd Fellows Hall.
Unitarian to pay for repairing church. alt,
old stand, 32i Pennsylvania avenue.
" you want to have good time, start eariy an
cali at all of them. '
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PRoFANITY.-Robert Bayless and Margaret
TiPPett were arrested by Orier Lloyd for pro.
fame and indecent language in the streets. Jus.
tics Dom ordered them to pay 50 81 each. Laura
ana lawrence Goddard were arrested for a SIM
liar offence by Officer F aiming They were "a \ en-
before Justice Clark and fined 81 IL each
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THE heavy fog that prevailed on the river yes
terdsy morning, prevented the Collyer and Page
from leaving their respective wbarfs until abou,
nine O'Clock. Consequently the pass-pyer. for
the O'ange and Alexandria Railroad were taken
ton Railroad.
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RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE OR
oouI InanS Court Of the District Of CoumsIa and
OF the undersigned viii SELL at
mr. not on the next fair day thereafter, and for
aL Ihuseviile; Charles county, Nd, ~ likely
NEGROES. VIOLET A WILLIAMS
Ute lists Admnistr,x of VIM III Wi.I;.n,
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SPAIN.
THE CORTES AND THE COURT-THE
NEW MINISTRY

frora . Own CoIr.p,I dsp.
MADRID, Jan. Ii, lrJs.
The events Of the past week are the realization
Of the iabors and preparations of the politicians
which mentioned in my last
The Queen opened the COrtes on the 10th inst.
going 10 and returning from the Senate Chamber
in the midst Of profound silence. Not cheer. not
aword Of welcome or Of enthusiasm, on the part of
the people in the streets. The same dead silence
was Observed from one end TO the otherof the long
route she trayersed in state on the 9Th. going 4,
present her newborn child, the Prince of Asturias
at the shrine Of our Lady Of Atocha, according 10
the custom of this country. The cortege in both
instances was magnificent in the extreme; but if
had not been for the gay colors of the pumes and
trappings, it might have been supposed to be
funeral, never in any large city have witnessed II
Spectacle more imposing and more chilling To thos,
who have seen the warm.hesrted, impulsiye and
gsy populace OF Madrid on similar occasions here.
toiore, il was doubly significant. / heard but one
expression on every side, and that seemed to have
occurred TO everybody alike: at is Il funeral II
IL funeral" Nobody could resist the impression
mat this vas ole of the last pageants Of the Span
i-h monarchy, aud the memory Of Charles " ~.
beatIg tisoTn burial rltea came up 10 connection
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VIEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY FEBRUARY Q, 1868

down by a.. t,.stes No md aJgeoeo WIZ De Slow
Let an weld revere ntis obedience. do dot deoo+y
A special proclamation"
Lppearanees are. that BY the time Cation II tason
a ADMINISTRATION will be- required before The oibef
ports 10 the westward
From Japan the Portsmouth brings good hs"s IL
shane OF a very desirable treaty or rather desira-
bic constrrrticn Of an old treaty brought sbNat by
our Consul. Mr.. Townsend Harm. The officers OF
the chip speak highly % the beauty OF the country
and the pleasant climate and az they were soie :"
pro fit by the improved currency, have come FeII!
laden With Japanese curiosites Of AL kInds ana de
grees of richness. II any one has any tneads III
the Navy. iu,t now IL favorable tine 10 cuitiVhF
them a lttlr especially az the IeyG!t - 10 Sail Tor
home shortly. and viii doubtless be the "hhng con
veyer of any presents which may "a defined tor
home.
The crowd Of ships which a short time ago flied
the harbor il much diminished, though stl large
Tie following are the American ships 10 port al
date Of writing:
Ship Courier Dsrisr b.rt Hooqo. ship. John wSr JOIA
P, .t,dy Norh Wind o.so-n HSr.s Fs1e-A 80 seIPeIN
White swalov, Wizard
The Courier. fIououa and North Wind have been
hove down coppered &c, and are uow in good
order again The Queen Of the Seas Capt. Cobb,
sailed on the 22d inst, for Melbourne with CLmese
passengers: the Norseman, Capt Haskell tor
N,w-York on the oath inst. Two American ships
have taken Coolies for Havana, and rs one OF them
is of Grsw ODDS line there viii probably be some
remark occasiOned thereby American chips are
decidedly the ayorites when they can be obtained for
this Cody traffic, though most Of the captains de-
clue OF account of their owners, DE. AT Macao
are American ships Contest, Hydra, Ocean Eagle,
and TicondeIoga, the latter of which takes Coolies
for Havana. There has been unusual sickness on
shpboard as well as ashofe which is not yet entire
y done away with.
The American -hp Intrepid ain from Shanghae;
John Wade out for Foo Chow.