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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
FRAN K II UG U r T.
TO THE M1II1ONt

TIVE GER erslencoursr snent which hsve me.
with IN my new business, induces the return Of
many thanks 10 this generous public for theit
patronage. snd = solicitation for them 10 again
nstice announcements 10 day ~ The additional
supplies ~ my slresdy large and fresh stock ~
al goods belonging 10 my line Of business, ard
In doing sc feel fuiisssutsnee tina ifthey will
call snd sss me, they viii ba satisfied that my
nest Efforts s 70 give entire satisfaction, and will
await The pleasure ~ showing nv stock snd ssrv
ing "au ,gts mgv 0irs me . crii"
FRANK HUqUET,
rrv2s rnrrsf ~ ThIrd and Laurel street
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

Patent Portable Corn Mills
WITH SIEVE ATTACHMENT.
A LOT Of the above Mills. without Doubt The
~ best article ~ the hina befst. the public. n
Is simple In construction, easily adjusted 10 grind
coarse NJ hne and not liable IN get out Of order
grind and sits cne bushe Of corn per hour. In
Tact the vsfJ thing where Touring mills are Re-
snd far betveen--fot sale ~
mart tARaUtFR TbkNoUR's.
Corne, Lafayette and Florida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
NO. 1919.
sEw oRop suoR WHEAT.
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS

AN NOW prepared ~ show something verr
j handsome In this lire, have Coiored Da-
masks Table Covers ell elves, slso Culofsd Oloth
Piano OoVerG Embroidered, some Of them very
handsotns-ln addition ~ The shove have Our
tain bsmssks IN all colofs, and Pstt erns, with
gimr Lnups, Cc,d aud Tsssels ~ nstch, slsc
lsige lut Of new style Lace Curtains.
sept2s " ~ Phillips.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

rT,O DRINKERS on CONGRESS WATER
l. have just received direct from Clark Whit
another supply Of Congress water, 20 hvorabIy
adapted for summer use. X. ID. DAY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

More Ladies' Cloaks to Arrive.
II WILL receive In few days another new sup
Il ply Of ladies Ciosks, my customers viii always
ind good supply Of these goods always on hand,
and will sell them at low prices.
sept20 W. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

DLAYING CARDs--A large supply Of Samuel
i Harris Playing Cards, all qualities and prices,
for sale low TO the trade by
julyt X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

L'TRUsCAN. TUBoUoIs. Coral, Jets and PLAIN
| IL Bracslets-just received At
GOLDMAN d FENDLERT,
Watchmsksrs and Jewellers,
oct5 opposite the Bank, Baton Rouge, La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
To sItGAR PLANTERS.

STRAIgHT and crooked hspdle Cane Knives
- With aud without hooks, Copper and Timed
skimmers and Laiels; Cane Shed bsntherns
Sugar House Lamps Wicks, Oh Cans, large snd
small; Engipees Wtenches, ~ Ito is In; svsn's
Faucets for nj sulrhite; ~ Hons and hslfgsllons
fof Bi-sulphits; sscharometer's Thermometers,
Couplings guage aud stvr Cpkus; pscking Of evsry
description Al LACQUER 4 LANCUEH,
uct2T Cor Lafayette snd Florids sts
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

Lace Capcs. points aud MantiIias.
HAVE received another supply Of these goods,
y smo them some very hne BLACK Lace Man.
ussss sna Points. also Bsrrege, ohsiiietts, and
Arown Linen busters, Bsrrevs Apgiss and Pins
Bppie suits for Ladies Travelling Dresses,
apra4 w.D. Phillips
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

An DOZEN DUR a. Sons Sparkling
~ Ale, Juft received by
ly2l In. IL WV. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
LARG UIER n LANOU u


AxESi AK ESH
IN DOZEN Chopplng Axes NJ COLLINS, bruns sud
~ other gocd makers. Light, medium. heavy
snd estrs hssvy, always on hand ~ the Hardware
establishment Of LARguIER GLAMOUR,
mara Corner Lafayette and Florida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
REn WINES.

A CHOICE assortment Of the most del
y ieate brands just received.
septi s. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

FRUIT STORE.
Mr. N. BARTHL1, on Lafsy cite street, has ju {
WI received a fresh lot Of WatsrmsIlons, and
more articles, all fresh, 90 sweet and so nice.
juneb
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21


BATON ROUGE,
v. HEUDE q co.,
WE BEa LEAVE To call the at. <k
w tentlcn cfplsnters, Physicians
and dealers generally 20 our LANCE
STOCK ofMEpICINEs. CHEMICALS.
PATENT MEDICINES, GLASSWARE. PERFfM.
ERy, PAINTS, OILS, STATIONARY. FANCY
GOODS, ETC, ETC. which We have jus, received
and will he constantly receiving, FRESH Sup
PLIES during the yesr from the MOST RELIABLE
isp LARGEST IMPORTING HOUSES IN THE
UNITED STATES.
In offering you our stock for Inspection We IN
on. confident that the public will hnd nothing IN
our line ~ business wanting We hsvetah IN
usual care In selecting our Drugs expressly for
their wants, and are conhdent ~ wing left moth
ing undnne 60 make u complete IN all respects 49,
our Drugs viii At all times he found FRESH ana
GENUINE and will he dispe"'- With every re-
gard to c.rsfuiness and despatch
TO PHYSICIANS
We would say that our facilities for dispensing
Prescriptions are not surpassed by any sinils,
house In the South. Having been TO sonsidersbI
expense In fitting up our
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
and incurred estrs expense In selecting PURE
POWDERS 4 CHEMICALS Tor thst portion Of osr
business, we natter ourselves that all who f.vor
us with their patronage wi1be pleased with our
mode ofdolna business. ss We shall exert our.
selves to please our patrons and hope by careful
and strict attention 10 business TO merit .seop.
hdenee NJ all Ifebi5-y.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21
FRESH CHOCOLATE.

| IusT received an assortment Of supetio, Cheeo
| - late by juns22 KID. dwN BOgEI-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-21

Ladies' aud Misses Hoop skirts.
FT'H0MPs0N's Corrugated sprin skirts In all
II the new shapes, a. fellows: Pal Gore, Par
isian Belle; Partisan Train and woven Gosssmsr;
woven Tapes and patsut adjustable n, stIe. The
best skirts made, and thsonly kind I ks p.
augZs W. ID. PHIL Lips.
, 1860-12-15
TIE CITY.


One of thu busiest places in Chicago, next
to our larrc drr roof1s storcs fs the renter nf
on.r,t,o,e or .ho a r;.,, t,s,,a, .o-1o- ~
4ps.4ue = :. - .oe eA5 "''4ss'o', eo'ns' ~
Indiana md franklin streets. The church
there Is UNDERGOING quite . change Internally
:, or3.r +, ,r.1.o 80, -. ,,.,.a.;, z.,;..f+o
:. ~ Ao"As i"on4 io' u4sPen9'o5 4eA~A ~
the bodies ot the poor, as we'll rs to preach the
gospel to the souls Of men. Tie gallery has
i,rrn 1o,vrred so 40 Il, ,,,kc i, ,,r,r ,,,,rmep+
~ 80 ~ ni."e = '@'
WINCH - 10 oc a'''oea Oh lhto se'efa apart
mcnts for sewing school for girls, teaching
them to sew aud mike garments for them
,.,ros ,,1 ;rd,.;a,. H., ..,,,.,,,,,.ee coma of
~, ''Au Juaslnss y aFpsa'aAs'' 1s'.As ~
tne uttlc ones sadly need the Aannels ana otnef
warm garments to protect them from the cold.
Oyer these smiling thourh mt a1yyays tidy.
c,..a her-r - G,.:..:1s ,-s..s 49, n;t,,,.
a@eeo' WY VI \ai'stian aaa'es Ae n1''4n6
about, instructing their sadly neglected pupils,
and 70 miucl;nr With them as to elevate them
by kind wurds IF a1iyite md symnathy. Such
sights the angels look unon with pleasure.
Up stairs Is to be the Free Chapel and Sum
DIV School, where the missionary breaches to
adults Sunday mornings. aud insiructs and in
terests the children in the afternoon. A look
er-on reports, among other things, an inter
es,ing lecture. to children last Sunday,
about Christmas (which is near at haud},
according to Mr.. Charles Dickens gospel as
revealed in !" Christmas Chimes" )" and persona
ted by the old uaiser Scrooye and little Tiny
Tim. He spoke Of the .rcat preparations al
ways made in F.n~tand 1:yecctfln.r Christmas-
by thc return Of 6oys rom school in coaches.
laden with fowl and pheasant, and how the
season runs for at least whole week there,
while we usually give but one day to that
prince of festivals. About eighty children
aud thirteen teachers are gathered there, in
the Mission School, with congregation quite
large and respectable.
Besides the Industrial School-itis is propose cd
to fit up ut once, 4 lodging room for wayfaring
| men, where meal and 4 lodging can be had
for small sum, and this is one Of the pro.
posed plans fors' Systematic Charity" Labor.
Ing mcu .ct out Of curloy III the country
and towns md lock hithcr, surprising some.
| thing can be- donc whereby thcy can rel . sup
| port ,ur the winter. Manv expcud fL.Ir last
shilling to reach the city. The usual resource
then is to call Mt sutnc house at rjrl,tfa1I- and
, 1860-12-15
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

E5sluA1s Lt ES4SG. UcC Is. 1SAl.
FLorR-1;ccrivcd, 1869 bbl+. Market FIRM.
hartford 1T SiUo del: 1v0 bhls good spriu: cs-
'ra 1t III dr; 1V0 bills fair ut $3U del 1U0 bbl>
= It1rilic jsrit k at 1915 del.
WlfEAT-3ecciyed, 1G,trs1 bu. Market declined
sG.Ic. sales wcrc:-1, ,GUU Gu No ut &c in stufr.
lUn hu do ii SIC in store; 4.010 bu do at &c ii.
,iurc: s.U bu do III s4Hc fn store; 9.0uO bu No.
spring Ut &c tn sturc: eUp bu do Ut INC in store:
:,uNJ Uu du III 1lc In store; 4OO bu do at 1ukc In
.turr.
LuIsN--Ecccfvcd. a.sta bu Market firm. Salee
were :-l,ou1 bu Mixed " ssIc in storc; 800 bag
IL Ut ..tc Oil track.
UAIs-9cccised, $50 bu. 100 bu No 1T 1szr
.ciiyeTea.
KiE-i:eccivcd, .e9 bu 1oc bags No at 4sc On
HAELEY-gccci,cd. 1.ses In. Market quiet.
Sales wcre:mr, ha fair in bags at 4sc del; liN ba
tomnun ut DOC 6el
lilGiiWISEs- bbls city at 1sc in round lois
aad l51Sc In small lots.
ALC0lluL-.S3,h @39k z Fal.
MESS P0Rk-1oo bills at $3.50 for light And
$l5.t0 for heavy.
.t94c: 20 tres country Grcca Hams ut exc
l-AkD-1U0 tres prime L.af at 1Oc-
NLL4OW-1iD ikss prime city ut 91,<c-
liiDES-lsctcivrd, 1896 1bs. Market dull,
Gr.Sn SC; Green s:lted, 'es5hc; Dry Flint, liz
GAME-ae doz Quail at s1.ou: 20 doz do at s71s
~ dog Prairie Chickens, nt $2.15.
ruCL LfNi- Drtseca Chickens. 81 00gt1 30 per
t!oz: Turkeys, 4GtGc r h.
rOTATu!S-Sn-haun ao0a5c; conmon
dun Al 1s4i &c.
EG.,s-:{G1atc i doz far fresh
UCI TEIi-ho:ce. l2St1jc; common. 10G111c.
DRESSED uoGS-ltecrised, 26l. Market ad-
, 1860-12-15
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.ACID SPRINGS.

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esea : G!,f s.; 3s1i' a1 ssrne
Fa,ca and :.r coli1asf.yc sSta:s 81 Escti: .::7!.
i e ea sss II g, e
Isea psvtr:eted fsre. excite !e APP st aud pro
taof- lgession: !, particularly sch .e 1r
asye! dent en FelazsAn OF uiEers1et sta ut t.c
t tus ms';sraa; .! u: il;ss;:ae IN eaeu!ors asc-
.a;iisx :tssis St R1ss5i i ssss5t aa5t
= B. iaE a:sEr .elseht a! 'e-e 97sh hy eor1lEual
pae 70 dtori.1E.: :tS,n;t Ia :stsilt ttes.-, !;
.4ass shssss aad rESSvscasaIsl In .a Uavases
in losn forms III 1Ss7ep=la caanec:ct with A.
hrss. !, Will Prove b~ttsr tha lydso u!o7!c .cl II
CASES Of caa ptcfonan1. &E3 etAes Injurious
pr9se - be n aar:ahe aAti"te. Ia cazonic paryn:
s1sk;xa cs7onic opt:;aE,1a te1:ernay, /. Il ie In
n;sesatsa so51 tisUas y sasss II e s'tsao1> aed Ia
When taxa Internally. =. H1xs GLASS 7r-1l q :1e
Water. 6!lnted tasen three Ea=s dayr il su.tcIeas
tae Al adult
Usher testmorIals to.a PHYSICIANS. aad ot:le. r.
apec7h1e tudl: .rar be seen en- application 10
the Asent lt0!ers supplied on liberal terms.
~ Go Water Gcnuine unless procured irnm
IL W. GosTw1cA~ Sole Agent,
" No. 81 Broadway. New York
, 1860-12-15

Total. .ft 1921 113 1886 so GIG:
The receipts Of Hogs to-day were :-15el live. AMI
:61 dressed. Tile demand for Live logs was ac
tive, both by shippers and packers. and the markc:
WAS fzsn at Si49as4.s5. Several choice lots wcrs
held for higher figures, hut buyers would Eot ~
beyond sl.75 Dressed Hogs were in good dc,nant:
and PRICES advanced 1c4c-thc sales ranging from
$s.NI5..5.
Tie Provision market continues exceedingly
qaict. 4 lot Of 10} bbs pork was sold to-day ii
sl3.50 for Light aud $3.50 for lravy Mcss; AID !:
'.:ss small 1ots Of country meats ri TIC for packed
Hams, and t>c for Green Hams. Lard IL 4uic, bu
.:r,n at 1oc at which 100 It's were so'd Ta1low IL
Erm ut 9l{c.
Tie Wheat market to-day WIS quiet, aud price
declined k9lc, with light transactions at '11xG
SIC for No. Spring, and 7,'i G1ac for No Spring.
fiour Was mere firmly held. butAbuycrs wuulI no:
iucct holders, and tic sales wero comparative.
light at s.60 for fair to good Spring extras.
Corn was firm but inactive. with sales Of Mixed al
ee>hc in store 1sse aud Barley were neglected. :.
prime lot of Timothy Seed changed hands at s.. .::u
Hides remain quiet. lllS'wines dull at 15c. II
cnhu, SJkCl3CAc
, 1860-12-15

DENVER, Dec. 10-TAis morning alcar ami!
bright: no fIost in the ground. Farmers arc
p1nwint, for sl'ring crops.
Charley 1arrisUn>s trial closed on T riaay
night. The jury remained out until Saturday
at one o'clock, and not agreeing, were dis
charged and 1lsc prisoner SRI at liberty.
Waters, the murderer Of Freeman, Is not
yet arrested. bEt officers are utter him.
The first church bell in tho Pixies Peak re-
gion arrived here on the eth.
llinckler 4 Co.'S messenger hy the Z. S.
t'.'a:h this morning. takes down $500 III
dust. ...
\ copy ri the Presidents Message, which
Itncklcy Il Co.'s Express arranged with the
Western Stage Company to bring through by
special messenger, left Fort kearney at : p.
". un the 9Th, aud arrived here ut . i. II. OH
tic 9TH, and was published by the -no"htal;sft4
1ila1 dsy.
DENVER, Dee 11.3-Charles Nitz. formerly
citizen q! lravenworth. died here Sunday, aud
WAS buried yesterday with Masonic honors.
So''c Of the parties froni here for San Juan
had reached these mines at lust accounts.
They were stopping along cast, At the foot Of
The mountains, atisl kept back by deep snow.
Encouraging reports still continue to reach
them.
Weather in Gyesorr's mines very Gne, and
work going rapidly allead.
G. u. c. and +. T. coaches take down twelve
passengers md 5000 in dust this morning.
, 1860-12-15
Arrival Of tho California Steamer,

NEW YoRK, Dec 1l-Thc steamship North
Star, from Asplnwnll, has arrived With Califor.
MIA mails Of Nor. list, and Sl03, 800 In trcns-
ure.
From Panama papers by tho North Star, We
learn thIt tie Gillian Congress had extended
extraordinary powers 10 the President until
Sept. Goth next. Both Houses Ind sanctioned
the I'LL by which authors or abettors Of mutt
llcs, riots or seditfous movements arc jointly
nnswclnblc fur the damages caused thereby.
Congress has also sanctioned the project pre-
scnted by tl,e Government fur sending u Min
tstcr to the Court Of Koulc.
The datcs from Calllu are to Nov. 18th. Mr.
Clay would leave in 4 few days iu the Wyom-
Ing, homcwarl bound.
The rcsiscd Constitution of Peace has been
accepted, sworn to and published.
CouSrc*s has in Secret session conferred cx-
tEa"rdinaTy powers upon President Castilla
will. reference to tho present difficulties with
Bolivia, It is therefore thought by many that
Castillo will not content himself by simply
overshrowing Delinaras, but will probably Try
to annex Bolivia to Peru. 4 letter from Lima
says that Castillo Ii TO raise an army Of 5000
men to operate against bolivia The letter
adds it Is the general opinion OF the people
who knuw both the Bolivian and Peruvian
armies that the former will gain the victory in
the coming struggle, al least fold Gen Brown,
commands the Boltyians, as 1t is said, and CAS-
tilla the Peruvlans.' The latter are sure Of a
sound thrasling.
, 1860-12-15

NEWARK, ~, Dec. 14.-About midnight
last night q fire broke out in tho basement Of
the building On tho corner of Main and Centre
streets. Or3r:c, y. j., used rs run selling
establishment: The upper part was occupied
a anumbez Of o'hcrr. ' nrineipslly stores, The The
lre burnt west TO tho brick store Of l.. G.
liglathi1. and cast. to the new Methodist
s:hutc'l, which latter was partially burned aud
considerably injured. Wavcrly Hall, occupied
by 4. II. Freeman =: a stove store; Smith i
store, jewclEy and other establishments, were
burned. The Second Baptist Soetety's proper
ty, OH The west side Of Centre street, owned by
Mcssre. Linses Il Blake, was burned. Loss,
$50, 900; mostly insured.
, 1860-12-15

Dos1oS, Dec 1.-THE line Of steamers be-
tween Boston and Charleston will discontinue
their triI,s for tho present.
Daniel Hackct, tried for the murder Of Hen
r. Gillon in Lowell, was to-day found guilty
NJ 'tnausfsYIr1,tar
, 1860-12-15

Fnox Tolxpo.-The schooner Cortlandt arrived
very Unexpectedly yesterday morning from Toledo,
an opening having been fortunately made 10 the
Ire sufficient 10 admit Of her rpassage-Detsot 1fS
1HHe.
~ The echooneru Hiawnth2, Northern Light,
and Cole1aine hare arrived ut OgdentburXh- The
Two latter driven ashore In the gale Of the 23d
p1t,-3p{edo Hk9a4. I1A,
, 1860-12-15
THE ONLY PREPARATION
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And grows snazs ar3 ro:3 popular e72.C Gay
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, 1860-12-15

Augusta, Ga. Dec. 13.-Thos. r. Cobb is
out with u Recommendation to the seccaing
States to tx tic time for the ordinance Of Sc
cc-sinn to t..:>c effect on the 18th or 10th Of
February, and that in the interim, commission
ers from tile sccediug States l.rct aud consult
rs to the propricty Of stepping from the old
Union into another based On the Constitution
Of The United States.
, 1860-12-15
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Cor1cr Lake alsd Dearborn strcetz.
: - -
, 1860-12-15

MEMrT,s, Dec. 14.-Thc steamboat Goody
Friends, bound up, and the South Bend bound
down, collided ibout forty miles above here
The latter funk, and it is reported that several
lives Hk,rc lost.
, 1860-12-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO

Schr Helen Kent, Reed, Charlottesville, 50 m 1un.
hcf,
6chr Transt. Humphrey. Manttowoe, GOO N fhin-
g1es 60 pkgs nsh, 80 bags rye.
Schr II y Cater, Wclch, Port " aahington, - cords
wood.
schr Abigail O'connor Scandinavian Pier. q cds
, 1860-12-15

CHlcAGo, December :, 1S0
VIII the editors Of the TRIBUNE state In
their next issue, where the free writing school
meets, whether 1t ls FREQ to all that may wish
to attend, or merely the members Of the Nc
chaQ1ss' Institute, Your1, 4 Poor C1KaK
, 1860-12-15
Is1Tc.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 14.-ovcrton's Block, on tho
corner Of Min and Monroe streets, WINS burn
cd 1ast night. Loss e175,ooo: insured for
$4,000.
, 1860-12-15

Tennessee and South Carolina na........,,-.-... :,
N"r1h Carolina
NEW unLEANs.-Thc Crescent Of ofMonday has tho
following in regard 10 the general trade Of New
Orleans. and the South generally:
Economy ond rttrcnth.ncnt is the order Of the
dry. Tllt opinion gains strength every day thu:
:1.rc will BE- nothing but the actual nccs'.sarics st
liz, purchased this season. The thousands of cAT-
7ia-cs. for one ifrm annually sold in our market.
will BE- dispensed with this +ea-on, aud tse 'aones
E.fe o;nrr 1akcn tn Connecticut and New Jcssry
will i. retaird here for uc tta-0n: III fact. there
will b. no money this season 10 follow the nlaiOu-
III l"l!1rs heretofore .onc North; with cltthiu.
and o:ic: su..d* II Northern manufacture. 1n line.
r,":e sufficient supplies of dry goods ard gen
al mc-cllandsc In the Soulh 10 last for two year..
Il will require fully that length Of time sell ont.
dispose of the stocks now TIL hand. Thlt al-a H.
line trade In general. We rnoticc from dag to ID,
fresh receipts of merchandise heing received fsas
the North mud Europe. il may bc well inan'r!1
hc,s thr~c fresh purchases 10 he cancelled Il
rhr WAY Of payment: Though there will be Il 1il.r
ncy 1naret t!is spring. there will be no Ion: paper
market. The Esnn1 adyanreE nn crops 10 be croWI
will h. inmra .urahIy cnraed and restricted. IL
onE predictions IF last summer. regarding iar.r
.'Irc!,ases for this scaeons trade nrc being daily
verified VIC cacain rcpcat the caution 10 all our u,f
caAnts. dealers and traders confine ynur orders fu
the spring ae 10 the very lowest limit~. III fact.
e thlnk there will be no sp.:n, trade this teass,.
III tile nsnl +cnsc sf the Nurd further than for lss
actual neCessArtcs OF lifc-
Frum this II world seem that the Sou.hcr1, pco.
r'c arc determined to pursue the same economies:
p,licy that has worked 70 admirably for the la>:
three years IT. relieving the Nouhwcs. from, cnb:.;.
rassmcn'. The more economy they rrarticc tAs
tettes, only Eo they cease blatiug about d=unin,.
sad the 'usine-s II ie cauntry would soon adjur:
itscfi and flow On in its accustomed channels.
New ORLEANS BASEs.-Thc f0l1owinc II the ~
noI,.is Of lart weeks New Orleans Dank Sta.c-
, 1860-12-15

WAsnIx67oS. Dec. la-Mr. Shube1t. the
long efficient Chief Clerk Of tls: T.lteut Office,
Is by Law now the acting Commissioner, aud
10 him all tic Iensiing business will bc trans.
terred- There is no probability an appoint
mcut will he made In the place oi Mr.. Thomas,
who retired to-day and entered upon the duties
Of Secretary OF Lie Treasure,
, 1860-12-15

Emancipation in tho Dutch Colonies.
ton correspondent says: Official information
las been received here that Holland has made
arrangements for The emancipation Of the
slaves in ull the Dutch Colonies, on the prin-
cip1e Of English emancipation, making COM
pcnsation to the masters,
, 1860-12-15
NEW ioE,s EAxKs.-Tlc following is the synuJ.
SIS Of last Kegke New York Bank statc1urut:

Pr17sBcncH. FoHr WArxE i CHICAGO RAN.
noAp.-Thc following i:an approximate statement
of the earnings Of The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne /
Chicago 1isi;road Company during the month of
November 1850, compared with the same period ri
l&aty year, viz:
, 1860-12-15

WIN tER ERREV[EW{ENl
Fr,E, s=h Aft: sha ,1s:". mill further a1..c- ou.
E-11e.,ta viii .-...,c il! nei1rt Is .o..su~-:
EAST: