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CLUBBING.
A discount Of - pr cent from the shove prices
will be allowed y cishs ordering or COZ les
Of any one or more Of the above works. Thuss
copies Of Blsskwood, or ~ oas Review, viii be
sent 70 one address for -; copies Of Bizckwood
and the fnur Reviews for $50, and 10 on
~ Remittances should always be addressed to
the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT d CO.,
No. - Gold-street,
moh2Sd New-York.
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IA OdDEN, BNOWNELL co.,
jAnzl 81 Main street.
nN what !, usually called Tas susEaxAruhAL.
~ FOOTBALLS ON THE BOUNDARY OF An
OTHER WORLD. BY Robert Dale Owen. formerly
Member Of Congress, and American Minister to
Naples
sioDa intcrferences from another world 10 this b.
reality or delusion III treats VI tho phsnomenA OF
sleep, dreams. nnnambnlisn. II examines the
alleged evidences for presentimen1, second-sight,
house hauntings and apparitions; referring 70 the
most approved modern works on hslincinstton, in
sanity and the nervous systcm. ItipQuires, wheth-
or, when We set down the narratives Of oil agos
Unloading our own) that touch on the marvels re-
forred to- Is mere vulgar superstitions, We arc
erlooking any actual phenonsna. For sale BY
aprod OGDEN. BROWNELL 4 co.,
| A LSO, NEW SUPPLIES OF
| n Minister'S Wooing,
Gold Foil,
Memoir OF Houdin,
Greece and Russia,
Good Fight,
| witches Of New York,
Four Years Aboard the Whale Ship,
Pilisr d Fire,
p.~k-se
Money King, Ac.,
just received IT
OGDEN, BRowNELL CO.'S
/ CRY Book srosn,
mchld No. - Main-st-
- OGDEN, BR0WNELL CO.'S
CrSY Book E1Onu,
JAn11d No. 81 Main-st.
! fINHE LAWYEk'S Common Place BOOK, With q
= Index slpha bstically arranged, Of the Titls'
generally used IN the practice and study Of tn
OGDEN, BRowNELL CO.'S
/ OseY DoDK STOR1,
mchld - nAlnrstx
COLOGNE SPIRITS, % par c4ns.
I BBL. pure. In store and for sale y
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mh20d ~ Main street.
GHN0ER.
DURE ground, kbls. for sale low by
i je6d KELLOGG RIRGk.
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SLOAN'S MEDICINES

Edwards, western Almanac for 1890.
CONTENTS:
BIOGRAPHICAL Sketches and Portrait of Hon.
- EDWAHD BATES, the Peoples candidate for
the next President.
Biographical sketch and Portrait OF STEPHEN
A. DOUGLAS, the National Democratic candidate
for the next President.
CINciNNATI.-EarlyH istory-Present Pros
perity-Future Greatness.
Disasters on the Ohio Mississippi, Missouri, ILL.,
nois, aud other rivers, for 1883.
Biographical sketch Of NJ Greenwood, Esq, Of
Cincinnati.
MISUNDERSTANDING the stage Of the Western
Rivers, and changes, during 1862
ST. LoUIs.-Building Statistics Of the city for
lsbs-name of builder, cost, dc.
| Two Railroads from St. Louis TO New York.
CHICAGO The Queen City of the Lakes-Hsr
| Progress and Prospects.
view tho Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne Chicago
Railroad.
LEaVENwoRTH CITY.
Portrait Of w. B. Odgen, Esq., Of Chicago.
| list of frat class Newspapers Published in the
West.
Fur sale by NV. wRsTcoTT.
Mehl6 ~ Main-st.
! GCYTHK ST0NES.--Scythe stones, Of different
mayie u WAH TICKER
/ rnHk PROFESSOR ATTHE BREAKFAST IA
= bLk, With the story Of "Iris," by Oliver W.
fssi7.d - OGDEN, BRowSELL ! co.
i \A MITE FI& a. new, No. and z for sAle by
I w KELLOGG BiEGE
mch2 66 Msin-st.
NAY NUN.
BBL f~s old Barbados for sale BY
A. j. WILLIAMSON,
i Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mh2o-d o. Man-sl.
rUuSfN MAuDE AND KOSAMOND; by the
~ author Of "Temrest aud Sanshiae,'. just rs-
ceived by OGDEN, BkOWNELL 4 co.,
my Tad 81 Main at.
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~ atk16c45 030UoGbs FUIWAkNlnk aAQ NA~
MISSION Mcrcants, and
Dseiers IN Tennessee @HA Jsniassa
Ne. b and b Levss, .-............K1OK UK, IOWA.
NIL have now In store, and will b. receiving
w so0tinuAliy, - the wants d the trade de-
eoods In orr hna, 70 uhish ths uaAs 81 Iowa,
NcrtAsfn MissoaYi and Western Iiliuois ID respect
fully selieited, ~ Ne srs determined - compete
ssoessfully with s.. Louis and Chicago In prices
Msrchanss nsuySnU Ter CasA, sr
Rro9Rt TAnAs Mayors, Will lisa sur
rAtCES Lew a1a 10 wcsi - exan-
ins s1r sssck bsasrs making sAsir
We are now receiving, and have In store, ali 9TH
Or classes Of goods appsrtaining to our line Of bus
iness.
ss % s.ss strictly prime Rio Coffee.
90 pockets old Gov. Java
~ hhas n. o. Sugar.
- bills. Belchsr . loaf crashed and clarified do.
~ Plantation and s. III. Molasses.
loo boxes Star Candles.
1io Family and Patent Soaps.
10 bbk. Lard Oil.
10 Linseed Oil.
loo kess Pure White Lead.
btIs. Iurpentine.
10 tierces Rice.
zoo kegs +. q. Soda.
% hxs. bahbitt's Saleratus. In pound papers.
. tuns Manila kope-all sixes.
80 bags Cotton Yarn.
% Aslss Betting.
10 dos. Moline . and hoop buckets.
so Tubs.
drums Goldfish.
iee pkp. nasksrsi, bbls. halt bills and kits.
g half bile white Fish.
- bhh. Rosin.
rs !" Wilmington Tar.
10 9. Navy Fitch.
30 bslss Oakum.
10 bhh. Losisviiis and Rossdale Cement.
% Plaster paris.
500 bush. Plastering Hair.
80 Nsw Dried Apples
0e hxs. Glass. s1le, lexl1 isxA, loxls, lex1o.
10 bales new - bush. Dummy Bass
March ~, l8su-d4w
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Of ali ~r@de.--
lvI b, b, . and 10 lump and daddy box ss--psr.
seassd asrsssiy iro., The nsnsissssrsr.. for sale
rehl7dkw Ass Lsves.
MAILS AND TR0R.-
IN 80 ksGs essostsd Malta
80 tuns Tsnnessee lien.
10 = PittsssrgA and JuaiAtta Iron.
3 !" Plow steal.
tun spring Steal.
large stsch u Anvfls, Vices, Axels Hpsines, Ae,
making semplsss stock in this line, in stors and
s's'ss ,s.i I, s.- oosSAs na !, s. :,
n grades, In atore and for sails by
~ O0NNABLE 6MYTH,
meb17dAw r. 30 Lsvss.
RACoN SaDEs AND sIsOULEA. Iss
y ssle y KkLL0a0 BinGK.
600 HAZE q. 4 SALT, II larrs Tlss11s saS1s,
OO0 Ia received hy "Auna KITTY" for sails
~ - C0KNADLE a0kfTu,
DaAledAv 20 and - Lave.
M IN8KAL AND NKTALIc PAINT, sn eslors,
In fes sAis Nv ~
CoNEABLH ! eMYTH,
nsA13d1w 81 and ks l.cvee.
OTsksmag N@tSce.
TO JOSEPH w. HOLMAN;
V0U Axs hsgehy neti1sd tAat thsss 10 now
= - lie In the Clerks o1cs o1 ~ District
0sast Of Lss CS1nty, lows, q gsoksk tAs rsslstss
a JsAa AeMsh0a, elsioing u yos tks fsss-
obscure q ancrfgaeeea I.ts 3 aod1 II Alssk "a
Of the atty n Ksoksk ~ sid eesasy ssA 8tsts
aad that decree bsresdsss1 against yos IN the
ann u - .ss3 33-lee With ~ per esnt per sansn
istetss4 t6ssssn ffen nssSh 18th, 1857, hsias the
az.osnt dine On pssnisssry sots sscursd ~ ssid
nortgAgeoa tAs premises Aforesaid, and for gsner-
/ Now, therefore, snlsss yos appear and answer 70
| said petition bsfors ths sssosd dAy Of the
mart tssn Of saiA Oours ~ sold plass 10 b Aoidsa
iu1enantos ascrss viii - rendered against yoa
thsrson ~ pro cosfesso.
CURTIS. GILMORE CURTIS,
1 May z, isSs-4~ AH'ys for Petitioner.
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NUIIIE ID heENUy given % tne UWucFb Oh tue
lots described In the foregoing list, situated in the
City Of Keokuk, Lee County and state OF 1 wa.
ana al others Interested, that special tax has
been assessed and levied on said lots by the City
Council Of the City of Keokuk, as designated in
the above list, for repairing the sidewalks Main 81
In iroHt Of said l1ts, and unless payment be made
of the tax levied, AM also Ali costs. on
or before the 10Th day OF July, A. d. 1860, the
said lots or 20 much thereof Al shall be necessary
to discharge tax and costs, will be sold on the
day aforesai a. the Mayors UfBce In said city,
between the hours of nine clock =. m. and ave
o'clock p. IN. G. C. STEVENS,
Collector OF the City of Keokuk.
June IS IS6G~dtJ
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Mates ON NHrsinG,
XITHAT 1t is, and what II is net; by Florence
w Nightingale. For sale by
aa- 81, OGDEN. BRoWSELL 4 Co.
SAY AND SEAL.
DY the ru thor OF sWide Wide World nDoi-
ID lars and Cents )" this day receivsd by
odDKN, BkoWNELL 4 CO..
my24d 81 Main IT.
noWNING's Fruit Book,
II Barnes Notes,
Cummings Great Tribuiation,
ss -Four Yesrs ahosid the Whale ship,
Miohelet's L'Amour,
Mche let d LAFemmc,
Professor at the Breakfast Table,
Life Of Humboldt,
Minis ter's Wooing,
Bayard Taylor's Greece and kussia,
Witches OF New York,
Beuist,
low could he help H.,
Good Fight,
Pillar Of Fire,
New York to Delhi.
oaDEH, BRowERLL ! co.'s
CITY Book SroRx,
| MayAd 81 Main ct.
MrssAs On EraPo Cu,1srs,
! A DAPTED TO the Vineyard, the Grapery, an
| ~ the fraiting Of vines in pots ON treilisss, ~
hors, Ac. This day received by
| FIJI OuDEN, BkoWNBLL a co.,
mAyA - Matn-st.
THE MAHWLK FASN;
lflE The Romance 81 Monte Btni, by NAthani,
/ ~ Hawthorne, for sals by
M. W. WEsTCoTT,
nayled s7MAin-st.
II KAUE.
IN TICS. prime, for sale BY
IN jee KELLOGG = BIRGE.
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AUSTRIA.
AUSTRIA.
COUNT RECHBERGs REPLY TO THE ENGLISH PRO-

COUNT RECHBERGS REPLY TO THE ENGLISH PRO-
POSALS.
Tho Paris correspondent OF the No'd, writing FROM
Par Is en- the 10Th instant, says
am assured that Prince Meernich has this day hand
cd TO NJ Thouvene the reply Of Count kechberg the
French note OF the goth OF January The reply is Said to
be Of less extent than NJ Thouvcne despatch Count
Rechberg calmly discusses article by article the PROPOSE
TORS OF England; EXPOSES that the principle Of inter
yeDuon violated daily by Piedmont Ia the States OF Cen
by the French government in favor OF toe dethroned
princes in the duchess Austria cannot retract from the
engagements taken at VlaTapca and from the stpula
tons signed al Zurich, ard consequently admit dc jye
between France and Austria If the treaty Of Zurich is
respected REGARDS NeEets why should it also be
respected as regards the Duchess II the propositions
Of England ave carried out, II is great expert nent that
pose that expeI BY force of arms convinced that
events will not fail to give support to the Of
right an justice
The Vienna correspondent Of the LONDON Times writing
the 10th instant, says
During the last few days, NJ de MoGstier and Lord Au-
gustus LOTUS have had several Interviews with Count
Rechberg; but learn, good authority that the Empe
will not accept the four Of the English propositions
being directly opposed to that part OF the treaty OF Zu
rich which refers TO the restoration Of the Italian princes
The proposition in question: continues my informant,
has not been recommended by France to the attention
of the Austrian Cabinet and it is not quite certain that
has The approval OF the Emperor Napoleon"
The Vienna Gazette publishes circular 10 the Preses
ant consstores in Hungary conveying the imperial per-
mission for them assemble conference ana TO decide
to be proposed to government. for redress Of
their grievances.
Vienna despatch of the 18th says:-"The reforms
promised in the ministerial programme are about to be
granted Every province will receive separate cops
tuition and according to the wants Of the
different nationalities"
j, was said at Vienna tina. new loan projected.
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Investment By The public during tho last fortnight which
have completely closed the stock market
Inc LONDON Nwe says tue penny rate on exported aud
imported packages 10 likely TO produce suni much be
yopd the Chance nors estimate.
committee OF the Stock Exchange has been appointed
to take eteps for altering the law for time bargains
II 10 stated that the Council for India Is considering
ior me removal oil the business OF the India Office
the West End
1he half yearly dividend OF the Ottoman Bank is T. b
a. tie rate Of fourteen per cent
American securities unchanged.
PARIS Wednesday, Feb. 1912 90 r. M--runds opened
with lImness eTf CSC. 3l5 p M-The market has been
exceedingly duh! and prices have undergone no var:a-
tons, Reniss closing at 67 95c, same az yesterday
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKKI Feb. ID The sales Of cotton
oday were about 5000 bales The market un-
SEQ bales
Fin 4-The cotton market is unchanged today Sales
are about Geo. Imports to-day o,2c2 bales, and pre-
vously 6.t36 bales.
Feb. Is The market continues dul but the better
grades Of American not freely offered and maintain
very full prices. The sales to-day 5000 bales, in
GLIDING eco American on speculation and for export
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Anniversary OF the Nursery and Child's
HOSPITAL.


The sixth anniversary Of this charitable institution was
celebrated yesterday morning at their building in Fifty
first street, near Third avenuc-Mrs Cornela Dubois &C
cupyiDg the chair.
The exercises commenced by the Rev. Dr. E. W. DEuoy.
OF Nashville Tennessee, Offering up prayer and making
few remarks lie said that the cause Of humanity was
the cause Of Cod and that there could be no better time
to carry on the work Of benevoence than during child.
hood He bad seen many things to interest him, but
nothing 10 so deeply interest bm this 1stttion-that
his own abors unceasng in the far West be felt
rec9ml snsa for 1t all when he the good that was
Cong and had been dore for the human race He con.
fa uch the aots who carry ing this benevolent
ep.eJ prisc
lie SEcRkTARY then read the annual report, from
which II appears that during the rast year the fol-
owing numbers have been In the Institution Women
ls4 chidtep, SlO-tota 1C3 Money expended amounted
70 III o4i amount remaining in the hands OF the reasu
rer, Si3 Co. bill for medicine furnished the institu
uon, amounting 10 SIZE CO, was paid by Dr. G + Elliot
Tor which he received thanks of the mana
mere local interest -
The report OF the Medical Board showed that ,aroa
number OK the children emitted 10 s;ckly or wing
condition, and that forty women admitted as nurses had
bee treated and cured OF diseases They recor
merded more space 10 be allotted for out door EXERCISE
and that place be procured in the countryfor oonva
fscents, and for rfrSe .or the feeble during the ann
ner moths. The report closed with returning thanks n
the doctors connected with the establishment for thar
upfiripg zeal.
The reports sccepted and ordered TO bc nrnted
when on election OF officers and managers was beM
which resulted in the election CT the Beard and the
meeting adjourned.
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him OF macy subjects viii efseDts'y hep the good work
which progresses In spite Of all Opposition and which will
be security OF peace sld mutual prosperity such as
nothing but an alliance OF common interests could ever
snord was invited TO dine with the Society OF Political
cSbomste bich consists of about 100 meubars who
have been the apostles OF free trade among whom are the
souncest ard the moot influential STATE snen OF France
request drew sketch OF the beneGcent Influences OF
Smanc'pa'ed commerce upon our social, political and
hrabcia ccncuon In truth, We entering upon q
great era which has been ushered by the uninchng
courage OF great man and venture To hope that ali
noeres are brothers and sisters, Napoleon III viii add
tols worthy Of her civilization.
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WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

The January mails from the various ports the wes
Coas, Of Africa had reached England by the mail steamer
Cleopatra.
The Cleopatra, when Off Pram Prum, thirty miles from
land picked up boat containing sailor from the Aeri.
ship Warren White at Anamoboe, after vanly trying
10 set hre 10 the vessel
The British ste amer Pluto reported to have taken
prize the south coast with 500 600 slaves board
There had been several serious disturbances at Cape
Coast
movement was foot at the Gold Coast to increase
the guilty alton OF cotton.
The United States gunboat Sumpter Fernando Po
Trade quiet and generally unaltered at all points
The palm oil season bad not commenced.
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25,cC9

Total since last Thursday Qa7
Total export and speculation this 6, 900 bales.
Fen 16-Co,t0n quiet at Friday o rates. Sales proba-
bly, about 6,0O0 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFPS MARKET-yEs l6.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence q Co. report -four firm
but quiet at 2ss 2ss Cd. Wheat firm and partially Id
bieher red in bond los 3d. white los Sd lbs. Corn
advanced 3D. Is, closing quiet yellow BIS $50. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION NARKEf-FEB. l5.
Richardson, Spence n Co report beef quiet; holders
Offering freely but showing press sales Pork
steady old neglected Bacon steady but quiet Lard
quiet at 5Ss $751; Cd Taow slow OF sale but prices un-
altered; butchers 6Os. Cos. Cd.
The Manchester MAJ ket was firm.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET--PEB Is.
Richardson, Spence 4 Co report rosin steady Ashes
slightly higher potts. BIS Cd 32s pearls 34s 34s Cd.
Sugar firm Coffee quiet. Rice steady. Spirits turpen-
tine firm at 36s Cd. 37s.
LONDON MARKETS YEB. Is.
In the London market wheat cosed with an advancing
tendency, and the finer grades Is higher. Sugar
steady Coilte iism. Tea firm. Rice qiiet Talow
easier, but quotations unchanged az tos Cd. Lin
seed OIL, 27s. I'd Pig iron steady at 59s Sd sos I'd
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MARKETS


LONDON MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY EVENING Feb Ia -
The funds opened this morning an impro yement of ~
and experienced further advance, which steadily
es3s TO 94K, and the FINAL quotation was 9ii. to o. *
For me account the a'es III sactons 9i to 94s
In foreign stocks there has been rise in New Turkish
the price for the next accorLt being e5L TO c.
In railway shares, the principal movement has again
ceen IN South Eastern, aud further advance has taken
place, followed however, by partial reaction
The demand for money COL tnues active.
No gold was taken from the bank to-day
AT meeting to day CT the principal houses in the tea
trade com miitec was appoI to fore the Chan
ce'lor OF the xchsquer the objections to the p opposed
charges 10 be levied removal of foods
under boni.
The expectation OF any further advance in the b,nk
rate OF discount has for The presen: subded no GER
tanty felt that such sttp Will not become necessary
curing the few weeks The remittance Of fs7 900
brought from New York by the Africa is q reassurrg
feature. and the Continental exchanges maintain their
recent recovery The demand for specie for India aud
thna, however, is still sufficiently close absorb IN
SANITY every supply that reaches and is therefore,
upon The future rates OK exchange from these countries
that the question Of any fresh move ncnt viii depend
Many persons think that the transmission Of Rupee
our highest price, had the last dates not arrived
out and at the same time have reason to believe that
nss waiting only for the least symptom Of returning
ease our market 70 apply 10 for loan Of con-
siderable magnitude.
Wednesday evening, Feb Is The funds to day are
MAJ ana Monday recovery of per was lost liz.
tie uncertainty as V the result Of the debate, IN farla
ment on the Budget has encouraged some sales very
n,'e rrsr gong forward In the market
able. 49, '''''
The London Daily Nacs city arti,le says:-Conso,s
which opened firmly at yesterdays irproy emeut feli
quarter per cent but the closing prices were niv
ore eighth below those Of yesterday. The best bills
were discounted TO cay at ASK per cent and the late
stIjngency in the market Is decreasing There were No
trant actions In bullion 1t the bank
The london Tiwss city article Gays tho English funds
opened steadily hs mrnpg AZ the firm prices OF yester
day but subsequently experienced q relapse Of 4 per
cent, in consequence Of the dsrust indicated by the
absence Of any tendency to recovery the Paris Bourse
in Huu,ic tho
market continues comparatively frm The hna arrange
Itl' 81 he a:.o-a. -seSs Ell-:o-z >nal I.ss.s .s
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SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

Madrid despatch Of the 18th ut, says"The Spanish
Cabinet will listen to proposals OF peace from Morocco
until Tangier has been aken against which place military
operations to commence Immediately"
Mait hal O'Donne announces, In order Of the day
that he will continue offensive operations until the enemy
thal ask mercy Of SPAIN and until reprsals shall have
been taken for the nsults Of the enemy and ndemn
obtained for the sacrifices of Spain
The Spanish government was about to issue notes to
the amount Of 2o 600 reals 70 be insured by
the sale Of national property.
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Superior Court.

MAncHl -Scmui S S7dser rs F,rrcndo Wood-This
suit which Was an action for assault and battery on ono
Of the Metropolitan police was tried some tmo since and
. verdict for plaintiff WAS rendered for $3.50 Fx ndre
Dean row movce The part of the defendant,
the Judgment roll by attaching to |. an order made bv
yucgc Sloescn in January, 1852 Mr. D. Field
for pliirtn and the matter sci down Tor M,nday
Lext
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IMPORTANT FROM RUSSIA.

Prince GortschakoG has informed the French govern
that Russia does not consider the English proposals
altogether satisfactory solution Of the Italian Diff
Guilty and that real understanding could only result
from inference of the 1--WE sreA Powers is said that
The French Ambassador has expressed 10 Prince Gorscba
ko the readiness Of his government to adhere TO the pro
poeals OF Russia,
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BELGIUM

huMoRED MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS ALICE.
BRUsEfs, Feb. 10. 1860
The Obser,atelr Beige speaks OF tho approaching nup
ns OF the Prince OF Orange with the Princess Alice Of
England the second daughter OF Qieen VICTORIA Q
ted iac and IN connection with the sabec, publishes
the following paragraph
The magnificent spacious royal carriage, called the
British Queen" which has just been completed. and Is
10 be seen at the Station du Nord al Brussels will be put
IN motion probably for the first time the occasion OF
projected excursion in Belgium Of the Prince ROsa OF
the Netherlands and the British Princess his Intended
bride This carriage comprises several spacious compart
ments and Is IN rcfpcct inferior TO that atcy for
the imperial family OF France Messrs. Jones Brothers,
the celebrated coachbuders OF the Duke OF Babapt have
been charged with the painting decoration aud
taton OF this luxurious rvioe, which has lately issued
from the oteiirs de contribution or the MSlnes station, and
has been designed under the direction Of H. Colbert the
engineer.
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INDIA.

MADRAS Jan. 10, 1860
The Governor has proceeded on q tour to the South
and will be absent two months.
The Forty fourth and Sixty sixth regiments, two hun
bred men Of the First Dragon Guards artillery sappers
and the Twenty first regiment OF Madras Light Infantry
have been ordered for SER. ice In China.
SHANGHAR, Dec q, 1860.
business uninterrupted The tonnage que, tion is
ye. settled.
BATAVIA, Jan. 26, 1860.
The expedition to Boni completely successful the
chief having submitted
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NAPLES.
CHANGE OF MINISTR'

CHANGE OF MINISTRY.
Letters from Naples TO the Sh u announce the fol
loving the probable list OF the new Ministry
-, c President OF the Council and
rf"oe '"s"''''''''''' Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Prince Conmtini. ........ Civil Affairs.
Signor SavaTese. finances.
Sig nor Bonnucci ......... Justice.
Signor Spinelli.. ............ Public Works.
Sigpor Bonzelli. ............ Interior.
The new battaons composed partly of foreigners and
partly Of Neapolians, had been organized
Fifteen thousand municipal guards had been mobilised
III the Abruzzi.
It was reported that his Majesty had ordered General
Pne in Of need to act in concert with the Popes
general, Mayerhafer.
Private accounts from Naples says Paris letter. state
that conspiracy bad been discovered among portion OF
the Neepolitsn army and, on the same authority, 1t s
affirmed that the plot has been traced 10 the agency Of
Pedmontese euissares. 1t also appears that note to
be transmitted has not been SO already to the Pow
ers, complaining Of these attempts 10 excite deaecton
In the same manner clue has discovered TO excite
the muny Of the Swiss regiments some time shce in the
service of Naples.