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Letter from Hon. n, n, Vance,

Mr.. Representative YASCE of Noru. Carolina,
writes To n member OF the Legislature Of North
Carolina!
do not regard the call Of RCnnyeHtiOn ~ u dis.
uuion movement: regard II rather as the conduct
M steel " tho lightning g-irtigh ghttd cloud. Firm,
temperate, AMI decided NtOn may s,ve rights
and the Union to-; n0natnn VIII precipiate us into
dsuniun. We want G. ,nv,IItlOH iur other irpJsoH
than sc,esKnn alone, though ,ah0rs, know, dOsire
II for no other Ol lcct Wa want II iOr the purpose
~ demanding terms OF the northern people: u they
aTo Tuf,lSoJ, then for ing Our ysicS he.rd with
the southern states, which are mpidly inoculating
III people with many dUgnas, 81 which North Caro-
lima does not approve Abrve all, We want n m
ventin for tho purpose Of consultation Concernng
the common g, oil. Though some OF our southern
sisteIp have cun.mpil uSly refused " consult the
wishes Of the 100000 hghtIuI mnT over whose dead
bpdics au invading horde, treadinS through the
ashes Ut their hInrs, must roAch tIen, yet there
are others who Nio-ly 1rek general and fiat riiI
cut.iu4rl, and their desire W. should reg Ird
IL zhnrt IN my opiui n, M better method cou Il be
DEVISED b. prum6tc the peace, the material interests
asd a,e hI"r OF our stat than the calling ol open
and unrcstnlined Convention of the people ~ c,n-
s'der natiOlIa affairs giving M much time ~ the
urg'n,y Of the Guso will Iei NIT The whsle southern
people, assembled through their freshly e0ctai dele
gutcs, united and simultaneously dem ind,ns mi
crate and reasonable ultimatum Of the North, would
In my opinion, get il; and those that desired u re-
main In the Union up,n honorable tsrus could do -
whilst those that think II arCursed and danipIblo
nnd prefer b. 10 out rather tan stay In on any
M, could DEPART in peace.
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Calamities.

Boston, Jan. 22.-Tho ship Hartley, from
New Orlcaus, Tor Boston, went sshore, on the soth
ut, on Sandy Cape, aud on the 2yd ut. was burned.
Fifteen hundred bales Of cotton were saved.
TnT INVENTOR OF STRAW rArER, FngNHzrs
CLHMo, died at Kingston, G. W., on Tuesday.
WARES IoE roNr was broken in launching
at Prairie du ChiCn, Wis. The loss 10 Mr.. Wi.
ARD Is $1,000.
Two UNKNOWN MES srEASG our OF q sleigh
at Providence, X. l., on Sunday night one u
them struck JOuN CLARK with slung shot, snl
fractured his jaw.
SNAIL roN !, 20 prevalent at Newark, N. J.,
that the Board of Health has determined 70
prosecute every ply stefan who does not hang Q
card outside a house where small pox patients
arc.
WmIir DRIVING NENR PorGHKEErsrE %
SATURDAY, Wr,"N H. SuTIpoN's horse fell on
smooth road II was discovered that his log wa
broken. No cause can bc asst ,ned for tho OF.
trautdnary accident
ARM READING TuG LrTASY, on Sunday last,
NJ ST. Stephens church, Baltimore, Rev. JAMm
MCCAnr, u. D.. raised his hands to his head
and fell to the floor as II dead. Several gentle
men near, carried the rector into the robine
room, and lie recovered his consciousness In 3
few minutcs.
Wifif MS FACE TOWARDS TUH NORTH SrAg.
Chattel was discovered and pursued in Pendls.
ton Co., Ky, last week. Bravey plunging ints
narrow stream, not deep enough to drown hin,
hs succeeded, hv crawling under tho ice, In At
tanning tho freedom Of death.
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Criminal.

SoME NiscREASr ESrERHp GALLERr, anA
smashed and stole ESQ worth Of Photographic. ~
North Kingston, c., on Wednesday night.
NEGLIGENT DRUGGIST, In ALBANY, psarfv
poisoned a little child, on Monday, by scndins.
bsrtshorn and paregoric instead VI hive syrus
and paregoric. Ho was arrested.
Ina FIT or ISroSIcArroS, at Dalton, N. H..
on Thursday evening, after knocking his wife
down and severely beating her, JoBN RoBrrsou
stabbed his brother-in-lsw, HORACE CusHMAN,
in the abdomen. lie cannot recover. The mur.
derer is in Jail.
A YouSG GIRL jumped from second story
window, at Albany, to avoid her elder sister.
who, IN passion, ropc in hand, threatened 70
hang her. Happily, she fell in snow bank, and
was uninjurcd.
AFTER 4 LITIGATION which has cost t1. 900,
DAVID PHILLIrs has recovered q verdict "
cents from MICHAEL MARTIN, conductor on ths
Hudson River X, r., for ejecting him from Ne
cars. The original sum In controversy was -
cents. The defendant will appeal.
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Union Sentiment ut tho y ,uth.

RJudee JomS A. CAMPBELL, OF the United
States Supreme court, who ia a citizen Of Ala
bama, has written letter, saying that tho cleo
ton Of LINCOLN is no justification Of disunion;
that the territorial question Is now in satisfac-
tory position, aud had better be let alone; and
that the rendition Of fugityes IL a mItter that
can he satisfactorily adjusted. lilo thinks there
Il cause FOR increased vigilance, for an alliance
among the southern states and for demand for
new guarantees but not for disuniVn, until 10
dress Of grievances il refused.
TnE WIIMSGToS (N. g. liERALD, says
The meeting at tho theatre last night was ne
Of the most imposing ever held in this place.
The array Of the venerable and white haired gen.
tlemen who occupied the stage, and many Of
whom had not turned out before for years, tho
brilliant assenblagc Of ladies in the gallery, and
the very large crowd Of bone and sincw' in the
parquette, and crowding the aislcs--ll Of whom
rose en- mdsss, with shouts and waving Of hats
and handkerchief, greeting every allusion 10 tho
Stars and Stripes the Union AMI tho old North
state, presented such scene as is seldom wit
messed. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed and
it was evident that sTc>rion h Id no sympithy in
that crowd, and that as long as q thread Of hope
remained for the Union they would rlihs 10 II TO
the last "
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Domestic Markets.

wmssDAr Jan. 23-2P.M.
FLOUR, &c'-Common sni medium grades Of apur
again declined, with only moderate business doing
frr export and home con sumption.
Sales 1900 bbs, at SIS I,ss5 % for supsrfns
state IS 95af5 10 for extra stlte s. 15sS5 % for
superhne Western; 81 35aS5 G5 for common 70 mo
dtum extra Western; and $5 T0LS5 II for shipping
brands extra Round Hoop Ohio The market closing
duh, with free sellers at our quotations.
southern Hour Is In moderate demand for export
and hore consumption with ssles $50 bbls at IS rs
sS % for common. and 80 10a$T 80 for fancy and
extra, including 500 bbs superfns Georgetown, q,
90, and 800 bbls Brandywins, al 90 %.
Canadian -four In dull and dropping, with sales 300
bbls, At % 4oa$T o. for common TO choice extra.
Rye hour Is quiet at s. 4oast 20 for common to
Corn meal is dull; sales 100 bbls, kiln dried West
ern at So.
GHAE.-The wheat market is quite heavy AMI lsa
cents lower with only very moderate business do
export demand. Sales Of 10000 bush at 81 90 tor
very good Chicago Spring 81 2Ga$1 q for Milwaukee
Club; VI S2aSl 81 for Winter Red Western; 81 41A
81 GO for White Western and 81 50 for prime White
California.
Rye is dull, with small sales at Tos75c' Barley is
quiet aud firm at Gsssoc. Corn is heavy and lower,
sales 52 900 bush. at 6SaG9c mixed Western in store
and delivered; C5HsGTHc. for ditto, G5sTOc. Tor
new yellow Southern; and !5aIIc for new white
Canada, and 3TA3Sc. for state.
PEovIsIoss-The Pork marked Is hrm for mess.
and dull for prime with sales 800 bbls SlS for mess,
and siS Is 10 for prime, the latter price for very
choice
The Beef market is quiet and un hanged, with
Saes 100 bbs at ~ 70 for country prime b5,T6
G?5 for country mess; IS slO for repacked mess,
aud $40 SlOIb for eNna mes,
| Prime Beef Ia dull and nominal. Beef hams
are firm at Sl5 for western.
Cut Meats are steady with small sales H GE'. for
Shoulder, and 81 a SIC for Hams ~ 'cpn Is arm.
Sales 200 boxes At o. for Western and Cumberland,
| and ot for City Long Ribbed Middes
Dressed Hogs are quiet at ~ ~ for corn fed. -
Live hogs are dull at GkC,
For Lard the market Is firm with sales 225 bbls at
| l0& i0ac.
Butter selling At 1os14c for Ohio and lial0c. for
state. Choose is steady at 9a10ho
AsHks-The market Is firm with fair demand,
sales, 30 bbs at IS for Pots and 81 IAN for Pearls
Corr,N-The market Is heavy and decidedly low
o. Sales OF Mddling UplAnds are reported NJ II 10.
Wmsi1r Is dun and dropping, with sales Of 40
CorrH-The market Is steady since our last. Tho
sales have been 1850 bags Rio u ex Royal Bride" at
lOc 900 do In lots, at 1lAlsc. 200 bags Msracabo,
at ishsl41sc. $50 bags 81, Domingo, Al llKe cash,
and 43o mats Java, at 1Gkc.
TALLow-The market continues firm, and the de-
maud quite moderate. Sales II 900 lbs at 9hs9,sc.
Tor prime Western and CITY.
srELra.-SilesAa continues dull and he wv N 4,
~, mos.
tcs. ~ +A4k ossi
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death Of the late ng, and to congratulate the Kng
OF Pruss q ON his ascension to the DIR mo.
Turkey.

death Of the late ng, and to congratulate the King
OF rruss on his ascension to the DIR ,ne.
Turkey.
Constdntinops Jan. s-Dismissal Of SA'rrrr Pa
CHA rescnded. Hungarian and Polish Garibadi,n
volunteers arriving in Pera on their way TO tho DAN
ubisn princiralities.
Generals MtKR-eIAwsu aud runR are expected
here.
The news nom scrys reports Increasing disgust
In that princpslity. The success Of the loan still
doubtful. Exchange has risen considerably.
Gcrunny.
Ticnnd, Jan. p-Ths Wiener ZI'rng publishes an
autograph letter Of the Emperor dated Ith iust pro.
clsiming very comprehensive amnesty fnr Hungary
Transylvanis Croatia and sclavonia, on account Of
such penal acts have merely aimed at change in
the systems Of government as established before Goth
October, lS60, or which wcru In ANY way connected
with such purpose. Ministers are ordered " pu.
this imperial ordinance into immediate execution.
LNurvoI, Jan. g'-Tho steamship City OF wash.
ingtnn sailed this morning ior Now York. rooS
CnSsoIsi LONDON, wcdncsday evening, jan. ..
Money, 9lSaa; account, 9i'sa2. Now York and
Erie, 32sS3, Illinois, 32a3l. Good business At thcse
prices.
ivnronr COTTON N,pKEr
wErSnrsN, noon, Jan. "a quot but steady
market. sales ab'ut 1000 bales.
LospOr CORN NNRKEr.
WEpSrHpNN, n-in, Jan. y, .I,IsA, SrS Il BAUNrHs
report Continual severe psl hIs put stop H. blsi
ness; scarcely anything dong any artIco except
icw trillug gIlts rx.gTAutry.
wEDSnpAY. evening" Jan. p.a=f iom KISusr"4p
Lava Gin u!ar Arrivals Uf all grain, English aud
foreign; this week, are moderate. Attendance small
ct '"r many months, AMI Navigation "t river being
interrupted Ivy ice, business all but suspended, prices
ut all corn and flour mSy bs considered npminally
sgne ~ un Monday.
LoSpoN pEuruCE NNRkrr. - Wednesday, Ecrnin1,
Ian. Sugar, scarcely any bu'ursS, willing SELLERS
Mt previous terms, refined demand not better, huy
taken for low Jumps.
CoiIrr, grod demand, prices fully sistainsd.
Tea bnught cautiously, supply large.
Rice In fair request at former tcuns.
S.ltIstrc, sales triil ng at previous rates.
Tallow Arm but not a'tNc.
LivrTIOnL CrrrrS MNlNFr .W'fnssidy Evening,
Jan O.-MaIk,t quiet, the advIceS from norca hay-
ing tcndcu'y ~ make buyers and holders cautions.
SIos today 1900 b,cs speculation aud export i,OOl.
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The Worcester Spy states that within their
$4,000 square miles, there is concentrated in tho
New England States real and personal property
TO the value Of not less than sl, 200 00O, OO0
which is searly equal TO the entre value Of the
slave states Contracting $4,000 square miles,
exclusive Of their peculiar property in slaves.
Here, too, invested in manufactures alone, Is a
constantly busy capital Of &160, OOO, 900, which
exceeds, by more than ESQ 900, 900, the manu-
featuring capital Of all the slave states, and tho
fruits Of which are enjoyed by all tho states.
The Spy thinks this shows how wild speculs-
tion it would be for any Of the prodigal and dis
satisfied states to set up housekeeping without
the aid Of the productive wealth, industry, and
intelligence OF Now England. But nevertheless
the plan continues TO find great favor In the Mid
die and Western states whore New England
South.
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New Cotton I.nborrr-.

In tho clause in the Chinese treaty lcgal6ng
the expiration Of labor, tho French had for
their object the supply of the cntton-icdS Of
Algeria. The great immortality uf tho Chinese
adults heretofore imp ilrd has lai to the atop-
tiUu ~ plan restricting the Cmi grafton to boys
md girls, who will hc received hv priests and
Sister, uf Charity in China, and Immediately
put under course uf religious nul secular clu.
cation. On their arriN al in Algeria they will h"
distributed among the planters, sill receiving
instruction, and picking the cotton hollis ~ they
ripcn. by means Of steam rloughs and horse
hoes an enormous area can bo cultivated
with comparatively liulo manual labor.
The children are 20 10 Apprruticcd for
20 years. and tO Ne ALWAYS under supervision.
~ the end of the picking season thcy will riiso
their own food and weave their own clothing.
When their apprenticeship i,.Npircd they can
marry and become citizens, and will receive an
allotment Of land or return IN China, ns they
please. This plan will probably hc adopted hy
England IN her vast colonial cotton lands. The
supply " cotton j. only limited by the deficiency
of labor, and this system is thought to bc cheap.
81 aud better than the slave labor in the United
States. 1T five years England anI France cN.
pcCt to raise at least half tho cotton consumnl by
them. To give an idea nf the results already
achieved the amount 4 cotton produce on
French soil amounted in 1898 to 10 900 mririrsl
gunial- ~Iual to I5s 362. 800 lhs., while in 1860
I,iGo 0oo mctrcnl quintals CljG, OoO lbs) was
rplrIpI.
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Business Items.

TmE MoSrouR IRoS WoRKs in Pennsyivanis
have stopped work. throwing about one Thousand
men out Of employment.
A BRoGAN MANUFaCror recently establisi.,-I
In Nov Orleans il already turning ont 600 pAirs
n day when in full blast, they will mako 16,.
900 pairs.
DuRISG 1HE QUARTER ending 3ist ult., S6t,
11O,s6 were received at tho Philadelphia r. D.
70. stamps and stamped envelopes, and t5, ,909, 81
for hostages on letters received. Tho total post.
age on letters sent, prepaid by stamps, and fa
delivery in the U. 5. was sj3, i76, ~; on foreigs
81 UOG sD
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Another letter from Major A,d.r.or.

Major ANDERSON has written the following
letter in acknowledgment of tho resolutions
passed a, the Philadelphia Board Of Trade meet
ing on the Sd inst:
FOrr SUMTER, 4. C., Jan. Il, 1851.
SiR;-l thank you nr the complimentary terms In
which you were pleased tp communicate the rssou-
hon unanimously adopted Rt meeting Of the citi.
Z's n all political PARTIES, held in III. hall uf tho
Board "i Trade, in your city, On Thursday, January
3, lSii.
Such mn Endorsement, from such source, is com
pllmcnt which feel mrnst decply-a compliment,
know, not lightly he1tnwcd and therefore ~ IRE
highly 10 hc priced. would that could express 10
ench ut my f"Ow-Crunt,ymcn who hayn thus honor
sd me AMI my little band, tho eIn{s which now III |
my heart
our beloved cowuty IL, fear, rapidly driftlng ~.
wards dangerous rect. pray God that IIo may 10
pleas Il h. hestpw understanding aud wisdom on our
rucr, md that IIo will safely guide M through tho
stormy soa In which We are now ndrn.
AN, -ir, very rcfIeCtfully, yuur oft scrv't,
ROBERf ANDERSON, MAJOR 4. 4. A.
C.G. tuIIis, ESQ, Chairman, 81, Philsdelphis.
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JEw Work MACHINERY DEPOT.

STEVENS, BROTHER CO.,
Y22 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.
MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS In every de-crip
slos of STATIONARY and PORTABLE STEAM Mn
GiNEs and BOILERs, wOoDWORTHS PLANERS
and ali other woop WoRkIsa MAoHsEs.
LATHES, planners, DRILLS.
LEATHER RUBBER pELTING,
BABBiT AD OTHER COMPETITION METALS,
6OIE MANUFACTURERS OP
Sp. DICKS- Celebrstsd Anti Irietion
HARRIb PATENT SITTING MACHTNrs
EFYRHfT DOUBLEA BALL VALVE
oKrAHI scALES IN GREAT VARIETY,
Aad many othsr valuable Articles.
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NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
Az srxvENs BROTHER . co"

Every dsscrtptiop Of stationary and portable steam
snsinss snsna hand iathss power and hand plan
sIs sna a msonns. IN 20" oisaiss fu1 snS ss
a.y Al Tor m ss ~ vsfy Isvsss RsSss: Z: sol
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; EHIGH METALLIC pAINT-THE UN.

r .EHIGH METALLIC PAINT-THE UN-
- deisned agents for thi. invaluable paint are pre-
manufscrsrs prices. They warrant the article TO Be
superior 70 any cold In this Market being fully 70 per
vood and canvas II has no equal: Brick budinSs
n dry for many yesrs~st third tie price cf
pure loadh worth yatly more Tor all such parposes
STEVENS, BROTHER &CO,
ns2l6 322 Pearl t., New York
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The Brooklyn City Railroad Co. have declared =
dividend Of 4p"r cent. payable Feb. 2.
Exports exclusive Of speciel from New York 10
foreign ports, ior the week ending Jan. u -
lSGO. ISGl
Total iur tie week ..........fl iI9,SS3 S2TSt3Ii
Previously reported. ........ 2,h3I,126 b,OigiT9
I.p A F-l
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WANTED. .

HOUSE WANTED-A SMALL FURNISH
L cd house In Brooklyn William bureh New York
for family Of three grown rsons, until l.t OF May
next; Terms must be very moderate. Addre- u,
box SSS sun Office. jas 2'D
CADDI.E WANTBD-AEY ONE HAVING
~ good LADYS SADDLE TO dispo-e OF AT A BAR
GAIN, may hn4 customer by addressinS nots to ~
DING SCHOOL, boz S6S Sun office tasH
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France.

IUs, Sunday n0On--A pamphlet, entitled Rom'
Il les Errq'tcs, has been published here. Tho author
says: 1t would be unjust to believe that all bishops
consider the maintenance Of the temporal sovereign.
ty the Fnre as essential u tho freedom Of spitl
ministry and security Of conscience"
Ta,s, Monday cucnidg, Jan. 2I.-The R,ris says; /;
Negotiations have been opened at Gncta FOR tho con.
cusiun Of an armistcc Oh new base-.
MDsciAes. Jan. 1.-The Rcjoult1bls auiyei ye'-
terday at Tnulon frum GaeI,. On Friday last
howi,zer shells thrown into Gaets by tho S.r.
dinaus. Tho Paris correspondent u the Tinlss
says Business has not improved, There exists
much uneasiness throughout the country. Tho rAis-
ing of the rate Of discount on the banks OF London
and Paris has likewise added 10 tho difficulty. The
absence Of the usual orders from America has been
severely felt. apprehension Of an outbreak on the
Continent in thcSprng, has ru alyEod tho eSetions
Of many. Commercial operations are consequently
limited. Prices were well maintained in the lrur
market last week in Paris. Bakers nour Is quoted
at Gi CO francs the sack. Tie price Of wheat de-
olinCd some Of the French markets last week, lut
Ia great number. The quotation in Paris for
choice samples was 3Of Iic. tn 3if ijc the 100 Hos
The corn trade IL brisk Ia La vendee. Both wheat
ant -four have risen At bordeaux ard Mtrseics.
Idris, Jan. o.-Thc Cons'itrionnri says II is gen.
orally believed that ~ the event Of the French fleet
leaving Gsets It would cruise for some time ~ tho
AdTiatic.
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ENlPLOYMENT-Male.

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A GENTS WANTED FOR MRS. HAWKINS
IA curious new book Of "fEMALE CHARACTERS
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FOREMAN wANTED-A PERFECT AND
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Ing establish nent. Nobody need apply unless he
perfect ski long experience foreman, and good char
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riers department n. Y. 20 jaSVlS
INSTRUCTIVE AND AMUSING EMPLOY
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sun Office, whom full printed directions will be scnt BY
return mail. jan23 2Aso
MALE AND FEMALE HELP OF ALL
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EMPLOYMENT-Female.

A RTIF1CIAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT
N I'd A ,u,rs common sprig brancher, small girls to
tsrn tvh viii lc paidl aud small boy 70 vein Apply
BS Divisiou :. JAY TlS
LEMALE SERVANTS wANTED-GOOD
Il situations nov ready and eosd vaecs slss girls
lately landed wanted Immediately In good familie.
Inquire at the Large Institute, where good places are
slsav- ready same day, at lSs Eleventh 4 cor. Of
ah ave. ja92 G-1l3
CEwING MACHINES-wANTED LADIES
~ to aru 10 operate on Whistler Wilson'S improved
saving machines, by Of tho oldest experienced
eperzL In the city taught all kinds Of stitching. hem
ming, telling, tnckins suase, and thorough manage
ment q tho seyins machines perfectly, and recon-
user'. 10 GOOD place. for fi. Tboes wanting good
eperssou be SUPPLIED at AS Canal Il OYER the aors.
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ust ria.
Jan. q. Tho

Itcmnd, Sunday Jan. G.-Ths ofical WSdtr
Z7iunJ" publishes an ordinance Of the Minister oi
State, which Is 10 be valid for a tho crown lands,
with the exception Of Hungary, Tr,msy lyania, Crs-
tia, and yeneta. This ordinance specifies the con-
diuons Of eligibility h,th for the electors AMI those
elected deputies 10 the Diets in the cities aud rural
ooinnlnes. The cities which, according 10 the
statutes Of their province have the right of sending
their own repI Icsonuitiyes ~ tho Diet will appoint
them by direct elections, m which all inhabitants Il
the conmunes who, by the special communal Inv Of
1-iP, entitled h. ele,t the municipal authorite,
will take part The election of deputies IRON the
rural communes will be ed.cted by electors who are
tp be themselves elected by tho inhabitants Of tho
COuInunes.
Those persons are eligible as deputies 10 the Diet,
who are Austrian citizens, who at least 30 years
Of age in the full enjoyment of civil rights, and who
belong to one of the classes privileged to ypte.
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Foreign Intelligence.
One Day Later from Europe.
Arrival OF the Steamship Araso.


Inc steamship AraSo, from southampton on
Jan " with one day later from Europe, arrived hero
yeS'erday
The H. JACOBS" trom New York Tor Liverpool,
was fallen in with on De' II, in lat. ~ ~, long "
w, In asokins condition, having sprung leak :
crew taken ohhy the Carnatic," arrived here from
ST. Johns.
Lt~7oo, Jan. b.--rhe hull Of the "CNins," of
New Orleans, ifom hait'epoo for Hdnovcr, with
Goals, which came ashore at Bcsdncll Jan, lst has
broken ur crew supposed to I've drowned.
Lirc1oo, Jan. p.-The steamship Bohemian, from
Portland. arrived at Londonderry today.
The Etna, from New York, arrived At Queenstown
today.
Church'nrn, County Wexford, Jan. G.-Thc ship
Brandywnc, of Brunswick aud Mobile, came ashore
last night. near ,r1isore Point No live, lost Tho
vessel is full Of water, ani lies well for being dis
charged.
BT,1rict, Jan. t.-Thc Meta, from New York tor
London, leaky, pat, cargo offour thrown ovcrbS,ri
ruldcr damaged, loss vi bulwarks, sails bats, &c.,
arrived at Falmouth, January5.
Ensinnd.
Tur Rirurrrp Loas oS rIr PEino The Globe sayS.
No iutcv,ure has Le,,, rciyeI nj tho Alnir,Ity A.
D., A., rc,,,r,J I, - ,,,l,,, ~, ,ho r,,s, ~ chin,
ruvc ,,,n.,,, y,,,srrr,. rh, u,l,,,, s.re,v
steamer rrp, N,,Ie-. with Il, c,rih.lI ,o,,n,ccr,
arrived nj r,lmnntb ON January =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-01-24
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table h derived By comparison d the Pira
Board sales each day: