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Arrival of the Steamer Africa.
NEw York, Jan. 10.

H" Oh
The steamer Africa arrived to-day, with
Liverpool dates to the 26th uliimo.
The latest news from India and Bombay
are to the 4th of December.
The garrison at Lucknow was relieved,
Nov. 18th, the women aud children and the
wounded were conveyed next day to Gavin
pore.
Flying columns encountered the insur-
gents at various points and invariably de-
feated them, re-inforcements continued to
pour in, twenty-lour members OF the Royal
family were executed at Delhi.
The British ami Continental news gen.
orally uRImp0rtant. The British exports
for November, show a great falling of.
Further reductions in the French army
were decided On.
The earthquakes at Naples was less seri-
Gus than first stated, still there was a great
loss of life and property.
The Bank OF Prussia had reduced the rates
to SIX and half. No failures OF consequence,
and better feeling under the Bank reduction
to eight per cen 8, but the markets and ex-
change closed for two days holidays.
LIVERPOOL, 2Oth.-On Friday and to-day,
the Market was closec. Breadstuffs quiet on
Thursday. Flour dull. Wheat quiet. Pro
vision market dull. Beef, Pork and Bacon
dull.
LoNDoE.-Money Market-Consols for
account quoted at SO l-sa93 Ii, and easy
market.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WASHINGTON. Jan. IL,

hAsHISGTOE, Jan. L..
SENATE.-On motion OF Dir, alison, h
resoiut ob was adopted requesting the Sec
retsry Of The Treasury IL EePurt The amount
o. revenue collected n esch collective dis-
trict for eaca year, from 1892 % SJ7, the
an. uHI expended ana tae number ii pr
Sons eA iUy ed N the ,ullecttou o. .eyonnS.
for eacl OF these years.
Mr. Houston introduced d preamble I'D
resolution 10 promote t.e ~efi,acy Q: Lne
Na,y-ia'd over
Tn Presidents Central American mes
sag Vas referred 10 the Committee OF
foreign relations, anj the debate postyUneo
unt,. tue committee shall maze a report.
Mr.. B'gier offered Il resolution relative to
c.Tstt!shiag OF mil r-oa---bet~eea-t.e
United States and Brszii and the Republics
Vt South america and also The hest III, de
o. establishing and maintaining s1ch mai
facilities i: found necessary and expedient.
A journed.
HcUsE.-The House considered a resolu-
ton providing for the printing of five thou
SAND ex'ra copies OF the Coast survey re-
port. IL was stated that the cost would be
So 000 During the explanatory remarks
by :. veral gentlemen, Mr.. Phelps said that
alb u one niirlvu oil dollars were yet due
or a, count of paper, printing and engrav-
Ing ior the last tws Congresses, the resolu-
tlon was begatived.
Mr.. Faulkner asked, but failed to obtain
leave to report a bill to increasc the military
establishments by FIVE additional regiments.
The House then went lilo a committee
of the whole on the Presidents message
Mr.. Croesbeck heartily and FULLY scoincided
in the views expressed by the President in
relation to the breaking up of the Walker
expedition. The committee rose and the
House adjourned.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Jan. 9.-The Uni5n has a leader in which
the acquisition OF Central America is dis
cussed it repudiates the means adopted by
Gen. Walker, but evidently favors the OBJ
ject, by another process, it says, acquire the
privilege of constructing railways canals
and roads across the Isthmus, to settle re-
gions of country traversed by these routes
with peaceabie tradesmen, farmers and me-
chanIcs, " ould seem to be the only sure and
inlalible mode of planting our institutions
permanently in those regions, if however,
we must plant our constitutions in a region
South of the United States by strong arms
let il be done by open and honorable hos
ii ity conducted under the auspices and au-
thority OF Government. Nothing Can be
easier than to find causes tor a national
quarrel with the Centrai American states,
and Spanish government if We set about
seeking it, if contrary to our national policy
We must needs eXterd our inStit0tIUhs
Suuthw ard by force; lie. it be done bv hon,
orsbie warfare, not by a political ioray.
Inc Treasury department to-day receiv,
ed from the engraver ana viii Issue to-uor.
roy, one hundred and fifty Thousand dollar.
q Treasury notes, oi ire Ct romina ioii u
one buadred dollars.
The President sent into ti.s Senate t.
Gag icr confirmation al re kaoGs isian,
appointments, 'or coDsiuefalcn
Mr. Ciiiiord's apPointa.cutto tbs ,.ct.tay
in the Supreme Court wiz b- rnus.-ese 81 -o
morrow.
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COUNTY SEAT-lt will be seen by refer
ence to our paper that the excitement is
growing on the question of the removal of
the county seat. Bellsire has been circuia-
ting petitions all over the county, and has
got an immense number of signers. To sup
port their claim the people of Bellaire urge
that it will be the means of tuiljing q city
at that point, that Bellaire is more acces-
sible than the present county seat. The
opposition on their part claim that it is pre-
mature, the present buildings are good
enough, that it would impose q tax which
the people are not now ready to bear, and
that BeIlaire is not accessible. The matter
is now before you. N1thing can be d1ne
directly until the Legislature take action
upon the petition. in the meantime the
people should be carefully weighing the
a.guments of both. and be ready to acl
knowingly. 1t is a matter Of vital impor
lance and should be acted upon with eyes
wide open. Inasmuch as our position on
this question has been a subject Of inquiry
and also of c~ensure, we will briefly "say our
say" The Belmont Chronicle is not the
paper of Bel.aire, Belmont, Barnesville, nor
is It of ST. Clairsville, but it is the paper Of
the county. a reason able an will see at
once, that for us to ''dabble" in a matter
like the present, of section against section,
would be 20 lower the character of our
paper. Hence be it understood, that upon
this question the Belmont Chronicle, is open
for a full, free discussion from both sides
Were we tie Editor Of a paper to one sec,
ton of the county, we might do otherwise;
but in this case it is too much for any ma u
70 ask of US.
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COUNTY SEAr.-It will be seen by ref

'sIe sang the bold anthem of Erin gn-Bragh."
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

JAN. 1.-THE steamer Tennessee from
Vera Cruz 7,h. says a large party has risen
against the plans of Maucabaga. consisting
a large majority OF the outside military.
Commorf fort had left he Capitol on the
lst. at the head OF a division of troops, his
destination was unknown Before leaving,
he organized the ministry. among whom are
A e atr z, Espar,a, Cordo rnd Payne.
The Diplomatic CORPS paid their respects
to Commonfort nm New Years, except the
British Minister respecting whose aLseace
much remark was made.
There is a rumor Of the death Of General
A yarez.
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The DlotInsuished Deai OF 1927
The necroIogg Of III past year onlaras
an urusuai number o eminent names
Amvng the departed men OF science may BE-
mentioned Hugh Miller, DIR. Kare, DIR. IRE
DR.. Conybeare. and Redfield, the meieorol.
ogist In the list of authors and scho lar,
are Berarger, Douglas Jerrold, Eugene Sue
DR.. Dick, DR.. GrisWold, and Mr.. Gliddon
OF sculptors there are Thomas. Crawford
and Christian Ranch. Among the states
men are GOV. Marry, Andrew Stevenson
James Hamilton, Louis McLane, and ex-
Secretary Dobbin. In the military depart.
ment are Sir Henry lawrence, Gems. Neil
Nicholson. Anson, and others, in India
Gen. Cavaignac in France, and Gen. Guion
at Constantinople.
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THE LAST SuppER.U

and wa present q copy Of it TO every three-dolIsr
sun seIihtr Tor the year 1850. II was engr we'd al a
COST OF over SG,OnU, by the late celebrated A..
DICK. from the original of ROphael M0Tshen, a fer
Leonardo Ia fIncI. and is tie largest steel plate en-
81 dtIhs ever executed in this country. being three
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BILLS INTRODUCED,


Fl. No. "a. To es abiish the Superior
Court of Stark county;
H. No %. To amend the 18th section
ii the law relatv- ~ %juries;
II. N % T. amend IN act entitled
n a,l q, e jurisdiction Of justices o. tn,
3 ace AID III du, its Of consiatles in civi
court;
Il. No. II To amend the Odd section
81 'he last mentioned act,
Severity read the last time.
ihe Sneaker announced the stsndin.
oomni,tees. and the list Aas ordered 30 b,
printed II d,ance o. u, Other priating 70
he II u-c.
NJ. Monroe offered a resolution makin!
appropriate references OF TIE Governor
Message to the proper standing committees
which was adopted.
The Committee appointed to wait up6i
the Governor, and inform him of his cleo
ton. reported that the Governor and Lieu
tenant-G overnor will be ready to take tn
oath OF office before convention Of bot
Houses On Monday at 3 o'clock.
1t was resolved to meet IN joint conven
ton at three O'Clock, Monday, to witnes
the Inauguration of the Governor.
Adjourned to Monday morning, 10 o'clcc
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Obio gtgislatnrt.
HOBS OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, Jan 4, 1858.


PRAYER by Rev. NJ. La Tourrrtte.
y, TlcEs OF IsTRu DucTIoN OF NE" BILLS
To nc the liquor la"; to equa'lze .H'
-mptiuns rom sale IN execution aho o'he'
n-oce.s. 10 amend the 23Ist section o. The
8 de-: Ia regulat, the sale o stone cc"' oy
ue;.h1. o aaen tie JUSTICES code; 'c
rnerc the IOtii section OF the act relatihs
L. iafes; sor he settlement OF estates Of
deceased persons. &c. &c "a large number
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To esiaSl;-h a uniform rate OF interest
10 repeal the game Jaw; To prevent iiiega
charges of extra interest or exchange; 10
establish the Superior Court of Butter cou1-
ty; 10 amend tn act to provide tNr Inc col
lection of claims against steamboats, anu
other water craft, and authorizing proceed
ings against them by pane.
All O'Clock the Convention resumed US
session. and the work OF counting cut thf
vote was projected with. After a long and
tedious session, the Convention took a re-
cess to 81 O'Clock, in orde. TO allow time 10
make thu foo:ings in the returns.
The House then took a recess.
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o. Received at the CHRONICLE Book
SrekE, and in readiness for the reading
public, Livingstone's DiscoV RE in Central
Africa; Barth's Travels through Northern
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beautifully illustrated; Bsyard Taylor's in
teresting and lucid description of the
Orient; together with a full assortment OF
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instructive.
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CA representative of the "Gem o the
Say, !" evidently drunk all over, took pos
session of the pavement in front of our
Office or Sunday afternoon, in violation OF
the Mayors ordinance. Twas indeed a
sad sight 70 see him stretched out on the
broad of his back. inviting the rays Of ole
Boreas, and from the contortions into which
he worked his face, evidently dreaming d
thunder. To mitigate the nusterities of his
condition
p. 'sae sang the bold anthem of Erin g"-Brash."
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Acc1pEKr.-As our forms were being
transferred to the press, the quoias gave
wsy, precepitatng one column to the floor,
and knocking another into 4 cooled hat
The hsste with which it had TO be reset
will explain all errors.
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GWe are enjoying the most delightful
Spring weather. The sun shines Us briga'-
" as in jane. and the SKY is clear anu mud
like Summer. Were il net that We have
some old aImanacs lying around, We mIgHt
imagine We were in the midst o. May. =
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APPROACH OF THE MIlLEsiUM.-Bro.
DOUGLAS, of the Cambridge Times has re-
signed bacheIorhood! 1t is said the A. BIS
of Cambridge are Indignant at It.
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MEDICAL

~ BELMONT MEDICAL SOCl.
ETY., will meet in BRIDGEPORT, at the
DUNCAN HOUSE,, on THURSDAY, the 2lsI
inst, at 10 O'Clock. Class No. 2 will report
cases-to wit: Drs CASTOR, Hamilton
Moore, JuDkins, and LevegstOn.
HENRY WEST, Sec'y.
Jun. 4th, 1858.
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HORRIBLE

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. IL.
On Friday night last, seven men, mostly
negroes, were scaled to death by molten
metal at Cooper's Iron Furnace in Cass CO.
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A { A / /

4 LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
IA SELVES INDEBTED tn ie by Note, Bond,
Mortgage, OF otherwise, are earnestly sied TO
pay OF the same as their indebtedness may iall due;
in no case W i'll ! wait longer Tor the same Than the
first day OF March next. Payment 10 William Book
eT, Esq, of ST ClairsviIe, can he made the sane a.
TO myself personally, as he Is iuiIy author IZcd Ia re-
ceive and receipt in every case Whatever.
seluI ERASrVS GROVE.
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SOOh4 OE OneSS iN
are indebted to ]. R. MITCH
IL. Esq , Deputy Clerk, for the following
list of Jurors:
Grand jury.
THOMAS MITCHELL, Pease township.
JuHH kULT Goshen
ASpREw MclLvAIsE. Goshen +"
Peter ALEXANDER Prase
JANE DIxos. Puiiney
AYIREw p Willy, C.lerain
fiENKY CASH Flushing
SAMUEL kEEFER. Kuksood
MARX TRACY, Warren
FEAsCIs JEEFERs. Pultney
JOIN n. CUSARD Wayne
WILLIAM Smith. Sm,Ih
F Z UNcLEs Warren
JAMES hEsDss SON. CO.erain
JACOB KEYsER, Nd
Petiit Jury.
BENJAMIN MAcKALL, Warren I"
AMuEL HEATH. Mead
GEU w. MILL!GAs. Smith
Wa ARMSTRONG, Washington
JosEsHUs WADDLE, KirkwOod
JOHN r PoRTERFIELD, Mead
HIRAM BYsART, Flushing
ALEX. ARMSTRONG, Washington
JOEL ELLIOTT, RIchland
ALEX. DOWNING. Union
JAMES McGREGoR, Pultney
HENRY r. BR"wE, Warren