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The New York herald., 1861-12-28

EXTRA CLASS l03-December 81, 1881
SO, so, 4, Is, 3, 81, &c. 4s. d, %, 81, A, 2.
CLASS l0i-Dec. 27. 1861.
~. s, 8, A.. ~, "a, 40. IS, as, SO. 10.
Circulars sent by addressing
J. A. MORRIS CO,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Prizes Cashod I'm nii Lcgaiized Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH RATES, Broker, 10 Wall
streot cup stails) New York.
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States gunboat Tahoma. (new), G. How
ell Lieutenant commanding left the Navy Yard at Phi
ladcphia yesterday forenoon, for tho Powder wharf
take on board her ammunition, and will leave to-day,
under sealed orders.
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Among nL Modern improvements, No.
thing add TO the attractive personal
gentle than OF ESPENSCREID'S winter
or Festival Hats, now ready at lIs Nassau street
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SI0Ns OF THE TnEs.-The Little Villain
dcnounces the erection Of new Court House,
and intimates that the Legislature may inter-
fere, but says not word against the Ganse-
yoort Job.
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COOLING Down SoNEwHAr-The tone Of
the advices received by the Edinburg
and Arago indicates an improved feeling
towards us on the part of the English
press. This is attributable less to msgiv-
ings as to the proprle!y of their course than
to newly awakened distrust in regard to France.
The omission Of that passage of JEFF. Davis
message, in the Monite,1, which repudiates the
possibility of reconciliation between North
and South has startled good deal the journals
in England which have been trying to precipi-
tate a war between that country and the
United States. It is one Of those facts slight in
themselves which have always had premoni-
tory significance in tho Emperor's diplomatic
moves Then, again, the sudden return home
of General Scott after an interview with NJ.
Thouvenel although he had but just ar
rived in France in search of health, has
not contributed to lessen their perplexity.
They do not know how to interpret circum-
stances so suggestive Of q line of policy on the
part of the Emperor different from that which
his previous assurances to the British Cabinet
had foreshadowed. There has been all along
AuSUI"S cucPlCiOu Oh tlC pdIt vi tuc
public that their imperial ally has been using
them as the monkey did the cats paw--to draw
the chestnuts (cotton) out of the fire They
are now beginning to entertain a belief that
the French neutrality, upon which the Constitu-
tiO,,nel insists so much in the event Of war
between Great Britain and the United States,
may in the end turn out just such
neutrality in our regard as that of England has
proved in reference to the South. The bare sus-
picon ofthis fact is enough to make the most ra-
bid ofthesecessionist sympathizers amongst them
draw in their horns, and calculate the chances of
a contest in which they might have French fire
in their rear. If they had not been blinded by
their passions they would have taken it into ac-
count before. France can have no object in as
sisting to provoke a rupture between Great
Britain and the United States but to cripple the
naval power Of the former when she gets her
involved in conflict with another great mari
time Power. 1t was with this view that she has
been trying to induce her to break the blockade;
1t is with the same view that her press has been
since bounding her on to war with us. This con-
vction seems at last to be breaking in on the sto-
lid English mind. Let us hope that it will have
the effect Of recalling it to something like
sense Of decency and reason.
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At Jeffers', 573 Broadway, is the only
place In New York where Ladies' had
from - to 50, that will give perfect satisfaction.
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omcial Drawings OF Murray.

OMcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS C65-Dec. 27, 1861.
70, l6, IS. GA. 81. CO. 2, ~, n, 90, 35, So, IL.
KESTucxy. GLASS 66S-Dec ~, 1861.
81, Al, a, 81, At, SO. 25, l, Q, Is, 6, 81, 65.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing etherto
MURRAY, EDDY 4 90.
Coyington. Ky, or 81 I,oua No
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Large stocIA OF Fancy Scarfs. NecIx-
ties and Gloves the hoidays 70 @. w VAN BUREN, l5(
aad ls8 Fulton street.
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JeMers-.JeHers.

Merry Christmas-Happy New Year
ladies' IL wish beautiful Boots aud Shoes for
and families, patronize MILLER Co. 37 Canal street
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David's Holiday style OF Gentlcmen's
Hats. salesroom, 290h broadway. near Duane street
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

Holiday Goods for Gentlcmen.-New
styles Scarfs Ties &C. EOODY'S Shirt Manufacory 262
Broadway.
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capital been provided with steam fire engnssSs
tho ravages Of the fire in question would, in all
probability, have been arrested before it had
resulted in consequences so serious. But il is
TO be hoped that the government, If not the
local authorities, will now see the necessity Of
increasing the efficiency of the fire brigade
without further procrastinaton.
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FrOck PalctOt

Hats for tho HOlidays.-156 broadway,
BEEBE Co, 1853 Broadway, have complete assortment
for genlemens and young ecntlemes's Holiday usts.
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Rich Scarfs for the Holidays.
ID. G. SILLECKG COX LEO Broadway corner Liberty st.
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Barry's Tricopherous is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beautng curling cleaning
preserving restoring the hair Ladies' try It Sold by
all druggsia
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A New Hat for sSMcrry ChrIstmas."-
visi. Knon's and select Hat for the hodays He has
superb assortment OF these attractive and fashionable
fabrics, and Knox Hat Is universally conceded an
evidence OF taste the part of the Show your
good sense and determination to econonize
becoming customer Of the halter KkOxS establishment
Is al No. 2l2 Broadway. corner Of Fulton street
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Trusscs.-Mnrsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses Shoulder Braces Dr. Wadsworhs Uterine Ele
vaora superior article No 2Vesey street. Astor House,
opposite the church.
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HYATT'S LIFE BALsAM.

Rheumatism In Its painful FORMS also scrorua cry.
spsas sal, reum pimple totches old ulcers fever
the worst cases OF diseases OF the blood
plants debility vel.and Kidneys nopent consumption,
dc are most certainly cured by this great purifier.
HYATrS LIFE BALSAM has cured thousands Of ol
these and similar Diseases Certainly anH
case which can be reached by medicine taken In scoor
with the directions
HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured Mr. b. Rioo. 81 0rOvD
street and 81 Clinton Market OF DHanmatory rheamats
and gout after he had leen crippled for years.
HYATTS LlFk BAISAM cured Mr. Il. d. Holly, dockmase
ter III Madison street. OF terrific ulcer after ne had bee1
In the Broadway Hospital months thought Q
be incurabe
HYATT'S LIFE BALsAM cured Mrs. c. Gore, Third ave.
nue. and Ffydrst street. of scrofua kings evil The
ulcers had Destroy the es from tho until the wad
pipe exposed. II cured Mrs OF dyspepsia
Principal depot 2l6 Grand street.
10 cents per bottle, six bottles for ~
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THE SIXTH REGIMENT N. Y.s.v. CAVALRY.

This fne body of men, intended TO compose ths Second
regiment Of tho Ira Harris Guard cavalry left for tho seat
of Monday last, and is encamped in beait
fu location at York Pa whore they will remain For some
time for tho purpose OF perfccing the In drill
All recruits belonging To this regiment who absent
either with without leave, requested 10 report
themselves Immediately 10 Lieutenant Wright, at the
Eastern Hotel whitehall street. whore they will be fur
nshed with necessary and Of transportation
TO join their regiment.
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JcMers-JeHers.
NO. 573 BROADWAY.
At Jencrs' very cheap and excellent Bamorai be
bad at half the usual prc, and beautifully embroidered
slippers somethingr Year gift for b. ioher
cousin. or-lover Tribune.
WE DEFY COMPETITION IN OUR HOLIDAY GOODS
JEFFERS, No. 573 Broadway
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Constitution Water Cures Diabetes and
diseases OF the kdneys and bladder. MORGAN ALLEN,
Agents, 46 Cliff street. New Y ork.
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Trussess, Elastic Stockings, Abdominal
Supporters, Suspensory Pandages. Drs GLOVER
THORNE, No. Ann street. under Barnums
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FrOCk PaletOt
Ovorcoats
Sack Overcoats
Cape Ovcrcoats,
Army Overcoats.
Now and elegant styles at
Low prices
DEvIN 4 Co,
Broadway. corner Warren street.
Broadway, corner Grand street.
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Photograph Albums.-A Full Assortment
for sale by FREEMAN RYER co. ImDorters Is Maiden
lane, and at S9i Broadway
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Mllii,SRY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.

TwENTY-FIPTH REGIMENT NEW YORK
VOLUNTEERS.
Company II, OF the Seventy 6rst regiment New York
State Militia, will parade tho escort Of tho funeral Of
Capt Kerrgan Of the Twonty nth Now York Volunteers
toorros. The funeral will start from the late residence
OF the deceased No. 1877 East Broadway. Tho members
Of the Seventy first regiment in general invited to
participate in the ceremonies. Tho parade viii bo formed
in the armory, Centre market a eleven O'Clock
precisely. The men viii wear full fatigue uniform
with ovcrcoats and white gloves.
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Beautiful COMPLEMENTARY Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
beauNfying complexion and skin All druggists 439
Broadway.
Hill's Hair Dye SO Cents; Best in Use;
infaible Onguent for the hair Depot No Barclay street
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Central Park Ball Upr' Skates and
Skating Caps for Ladies Gentlemen WHITES ZIG
Broadway, opposite St. Paus Church
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TEWELRY, VERY Low
Ladies' Earrings Pins one, two and three delAsa
o
Ladies' Band Bracelets three dollars each.
each.
Gold PENS Silver Holders, and two dollars each.
I.ades' Card Cases. one two and three dollars each
Sic csve Buttons and Studs three dollars
Ladies' and 0sntlemens Watch Chains one. two ana
IN rec dollars each.
Gentlemens Scarf Pins. fifty cents. one and three
dollars each
Childrens silver plated oups one two and three dsi-
lars each.
Iades Poremonnaes one two and three dollars esch.
And all other kinds of Jewelry very low, at GKO O.
ALIENS. 4b Broadway door from street, for
merly Wall street.
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CLASS ioi-Dee 27. 1861. N'
~ s, 8, "A. q, "a, 40. IS. As, 80. 10.
J. A. MORRIS co,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Prizes Cnshod in ali Lcgaiixed Lotteries.
Information given; JOSEPH BATES. Broker 10 wali
Among NIL Modern improvements, Eo-
sne @ sd hn A
or Festival Hats. now ready at lIs Nassau street.
David's Holiday style OF GentIcmen,s
Hats salesroom. 2s9hs broadway. near Duane street.
A New Hat for seMcrry ChrIstmas.' 80
Visit Kno1s aud select Hat for the holidays lie has
Rsos Eat G ess + sossads s % D
evidence taste the part Of the Show your taste
sGss hs KSos s
lisa No. 2i2 Broadway corner Of Fulton street
Hats for tho HOlidays.-I56 broadway,
BEEBE GO, los Broadway have complete assortment
for gentiemens and young gcnucmes's Holiday Hats
Frock PaIctot
Cape overcoa.s
Now and elegant iasn isty,ess. sat.
DEvLIN CO.,
BlSsswsyy BersssSwsy CORNER rsns wssn .r.s s.s'
I!oiiIay Goods for asntismen.-New
Sfoaawsy .''' ''' g. ''' ''''' ''A"u'A''0S' 90
Rich Scarfs for the HOLIDAYS.
d. G. SILLECKG COX. l50 Broadway. corner Liberty
A Large stool. OF Fancy scarfs. Neols-
Gloves Cor the holidays 70 Q. w VAN BUREN, 1863
aad lt8 Fulton street.
At Jsfers', 573 Broadway, is the only
place In New York where Ladies' Bamorai Boots had
from - to ss that will give perfect satisfaction.
Merry Christma.-Happy New Year
and families patronze MILLER Co. ss7 Canal street
JcHers-Jefers.
A. Jencrs very cheap and excellent Baimorsl is TO be
slippers are some,1n o New Years. s for
VIZ DEFY IN OUR HOLIDAY oooDs
JEFFERs. No. u3 Broadway.
Photograph Albums.-A Full Assortment
for sale BY FREEMAN RYER co. Importers, IS Maiden
Central Park" Ball Upr" skates and
srans tadss a. su and S Gentlemen WHITES s
Duane wcddlns Visiting the Holidays
New styles, very elegant
GAS ndos' Chocolate Bour-
bon for Christmas63 BroadwayThe superior quality Of
this BSur5on ChSsoats as and nj for
sons Of the most delicate health and often recommended
Oy many OF our most ceieprsted pnyMclans
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Ladies Beautihed. d.-PhalOn e Sons
Snow White Oriental Cream" mparts beautiful pearl Or
ali druggssn the United States Europe and South
Bachelors Hair Dyc-Thc Best In tho
world harmless, reliable and instantaneous Sold
piled st BACHELORS Wig Factory. l6 Bond street
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
the best che world wholesale and eta and the
privately applied. No. castor House.
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G0urnud's Italian Nedicntcd Soap Re-
moves pimplcs, freckes, eruptons chaps chafes, DC
CT Walker street
Beautiful ComplexfOn.-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth, Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
beauNfyng the complexion and skin All druggists and A39
Broadway
Hill's Hair Dye SO Cents; Best I'm Use;
nfaibe Onguen for the hair Depot No. Barclay street
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At EverdelPs, 3O2 Broadway, Corner
Duane tree-Wcddng Visiting Cards the Holidays
New styes, very elegant.
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Gournu ud's Italian HIedicatcd Soap Re-
pimplcs freckles, eruptons chaps. chafes, Ac
67 Walker street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
the best in che world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied. No. Astor House.
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Gas Broadway-Hendos'C os' ChocoInt te BOur-
bon for Chrsmas-6l5 BroadwayThe superior quality of
this Bourbon Chocolate beverage and nourmsnt for
invalids and children Is well known IL be used by
the delicate health and Is often recommended
by many Of our most celebrated physicians
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GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS AND HHOES-A
" large assortment Of ladies', ana
shoes q all deseripon selling om without regard %
consisting OF lAdes' and misses Cloth Butonod Boots
large quantity OF other styles suitable winter weary
gens Cali and Patent Leather Boots ConHress and Button
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

Sale of property owned by the city, In routes and ada
cent Streets under the pretence Of benentting the
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T ADiES' FINE GOLD BAND BRACELETS,
IL Some low dollars each, at q. c. ALLEN'A
AIS broadway, door below Canal street
r ADIES' FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS, NEW PAN
II terms low eight and ten dollars each. d
GEO. G. ALIENS. ais Broadway. door below Cana
street.
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National AdaIra.


WASHINGTON, March 8.-Mr. Holloway.
editor of a paper in Indiana, is strongly
pressed by Secretary Smith as Commissioner
of Patents.
The statement that Sumner opposes Mr..
Crittenden's nomination TO the Supreme
Bench is erroneous. Mr.. Sumner approves
OF the nomination.
The nomination, however, continues to
challenge decided opposition from i~nluen-
tial quarters, and it is feared it will not be
made. Badger and Ruffin, ofNorth Carolina,
and Holt, of Kentucky, are now talked OF.
Mr.. Lincoln found about seventy vacancies
in departments under the Government; these
must be filled while the Senate is in session.
or can not until Congress meets again con-
sequently they must first engross the Presi-
dents attention. When these are disposed
or Mr.. Lincoln's present purpose is to take
up Tor action the appointments for the new
Territories of Dacotah, Colorado and Ne
vada.
Col. Lorenzo Thomas, of Delaware, will
succeed Cooper as Adjutant- General.
The Overland Mail contractors on the GEN.
tral route have pretty much determined to
run the Pony Express between st. Joseph
and Placerville, California, three times in
stead of twice a week, after July next.
they also propose, when they get ready to
run their coaches across the continent in six
teen days time, to arrange for the convey
ance OF messages at a cost of not more than
$3.50 each.
The nominations of Dale, of Illinois, Com.
missioner of Indian Affairs, and Williams, of
Illinois, as Judge of Kansas, were sent to the
Senate, but before the messenger reached the
Capitol, the Senate had adjourned.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

A FIEEDIsH O~UTRAGzs-OnS Saturday eyeu-
ing last, a man by the name of Tim RYAN
whose residence is on the corner of Pntnam
and Williamson-streets, entered his house hi
a sort of drunken-crazy 6t, and commenced
abusing MS family. The furniture he did
not pltch out the window, he strewed around
the room, yelling and tearing about IN a
perfect frenzy, appearing more like a mad
bull than a human being. Hiswife caught
up two of the children, and ran, ont ~ tha
house, leaving one behind, a little how ahont
three years old. This one he eauoht IN bis
hands, and actually held Il upon the hot
stove until ms right side and right arm were
upon the floor. The ~neighbors ran for Mar
shall Bennett, who soon took him In custody
and lodged him in jail. Indignation amon0
our citizens was strong against RYAN. at the
outrageous acts, some men su00esting that
be be taken out Of Jail and hung 10 al once
He will have an examination this morning
before Mayor Hawkins, who will doubtless
inhlct upon MN the severest~ penalties of the
law. rTTT
WHOLESALE Hoe-sTBALNa.-Some bold
depredstors, supposed 10 be from Ohio. made
descent upon several Of the farms In the
vicinity of Newport, on Friday Iast and
made levy upon the stock of hogs belonging
to the proprietors thereof. From Peter
Oonstans they stole eleven; from Matthew
Berry they took seven; nom Messrs. div
and Hawthorne, four or five miles from re
city, they stole enough to make their drove
number about forty. They were met be-
tween one ana " Q clock In the morning,
on the pike, going in the direction OF Alex
andria, BY a g~enteman, who said to them,
You appear to be moving at a late hours
To which they replied, ayes, we are q trfRe
belated.p What is mostsfngaIar, their route
has not been learned, nor have the owners
yet learned any thing from their lost prop
erty. The suspicion is that they have been
driven up the Ohio River, crossed over below
Richmond, and sold to the distilery.
CAEDmATE FORC oUHOm--We are informed
that a meeting was held at Chris. ZieQleRs
on Saturday night last, and that Jas. Stone,
ESQ. was dominated for Coaneil ia the Fifh
Weird, TO fill a vacanoy caused by tue resie-
nation Of DR.. Foster. The eleedea takes
place on Thursday next.
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CELEBRATION OF ST. PATRICK's Day.
Great preparations are in progress for the
celebration of St. Patrick's Day, on the l7th
inst, on a scale entirely worthy of the
"Great ExterminatOr." The different Irish
societies of the city will march through the
principal streets, and it is expected they will
make more than the usual display.
Thomas Mcclure will o~fieiate as Grand
Marshal, and will be assisted by a sufficient
number OF subordinates. The procession
will form on Eighth-street, at eight o'clock,
and proceed along the following lice of
march:
West on Eighth to Central avenue, north
on Central-ayenue TO Court west on Court
TO Mound, south on Mound TO Fifth, west on
Fifth TO Stone, south on Stone TO Third, east
on Third to Park, south on Park to Second,
east on Second to Smith, south on Smith to
Front east on Front to Broad way, north on
Broadway to Fourth, west on Fourth to
Sycamore, north on Sycamore to Ninth, west
on Ninth to Walnut, south on Walnut To.
Sixth, west on Sixth to Vine, south on Vine
to Third, west or Third to Central-avenue,
north on Central avenue TO Fifth, east on
Fifth to Race, north on Race to Eighth, west
on Eighth to Plum.
In the evening, the Archbishop will de-
liver an address at st, Xavier Church, for
the benefit Of the orphans.
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IAfSsF NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
-Four Bays Later from Europe.
ARRTYAL OFTHHPRTNcH ALnRRT.

ST.. JoHN's, March 9-The steamer Primo,
Albert which LEFT Galway IN the eve OfFeb-
ruary 26, arrived here this morning ut eiRhI
o'clock, with dates four days later than tn,
North BritOn.
The Arabia, from New York, arrived Al
Queenstown on Saturday evening, the 22d
TIL steamer Niagara sailed for Queens.
town on Sunday, the 23d, for Halifax and
Boston.
LirerpooI Ebruory 2e.-CottcD-saies to.
day, 3,000 bales, including 1000 To- specu-
lators and importers. Messrs. Jamees Hewitt
3 Go. report an advance Of L@3 Fsd. per
pound since Friday last. The market closed
firm at the advance.
Breadstufs generally dull. Provisions
London, THesday p. M-ConsoIs. s1sS@
el11 for Money, and 9lT@9lX for account.
American Stocks-New York Centred
Railrocd, 73@75.
Political news unimportaut.
The Prince Albert brings no news Of the
naturalization,
The Emperor of France had enioined
frinee Napoleon to remain at Paris, as a
VISIT TO Italy at the present time might be
regarded as an intention TO influence the
question OF the Pope's temporal sovereignty.
VERY LATEST.
sales Of Cotton to-day were 10000 bales.
9lOOO 70 spectators and exporters; market
closing very dull. Flour dull: quotations
nominal. Wheat quiet. Corn dull; mixed
56s. Sd; Provisions dull.
London, February 26-A. M-The closing
prices of Oonsols this afternoon were 81 9-i6
g9l III 'l6 for money 9lA@9lX for account.
The latest sales of New York Central Rail-
road were 1905.
The Emperor of Austria has signed the
newiConstitution which, monP other thinps.
grants legislative power to the Diet.
Prince Napoleon's journey to Italy has
been deferred the Emperor having enioined
MIN to remain in Paris for the present. on
the ground, 1t is alleged, thatthe anti. clerical
views OF the Prince would give a rude inn |
pulse in Italy to the question of the Pope's |
temporal sovereignty.
Rome, February 24-The order Of the dav
OF General - censures the demonstration
made By the National Committee, and rejects
the address of congratulation which the lat |
ter extended to the French, and also recon-
mends the soldiers of his command to avoid
in future all popular assemblies.
Naples, February 24-The suppression of |
Inc converts has given rise TO several popu- |
lar disturbances. The rioters attacked
several converts, but were dispersed by the
National Guard.
Tn advices from Manchester are uufavor-
able and the market generally depressed, and
q decline in all quotations, and transactions
1nimportant. Cloth almost unstable.
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Especially Written for the OInoInnsu PlEss ana
!. pIsMALTHMa.

-"DivineT sighed the frost TO the wood
binei and the vine did die.
However improbable a mill may be, Il
Is always worth q dam.
Lincoln green-the disguise in which
the President-elect arrived at Washington.
-Hearts-ease, in women's botany, IL
unlimited credit at the m~illiner's.
"A delightful climb-climbipo into vour
mistress's window.
How to cut a figure in life-stab the first
person you meet.
No woman cares how much her husband
falls from his high estate, provided it is not
his real estate.
IF a person were TO die from swallowing
a small bottle, what flower should be on his
grave2 The violeat.
What characters in the grotesuue Ital-
ian comedy do women Sffect2 The panta-
looms.
When a would-b be orator attempts to
speak, and says naught, does he indulge in
figure Of speech2
-Women's heart-aches, so. called, usually
arise from the vacuity of space where their
heart ought to be.
"A social fgure-A man is often called an
early bird, when, instead of being a lark, he
has only been on one.
"A darkey's joke-it isn't Fort Sumter,
msssa, but Charleston OATS on defense
about dis time.
Men, supporting themselves by trees,
when too drunk to stand alone, may be
justly styled studies (steadies) from Nature.
Martial paradox-Though the French
and English forces prevailed over the Chi
nese, they frequently caught a Tartar.
Every dog has his day, saith the proverb;
but from the repeated howlings one hears
while trying to sleep, it is more natural to
believe every dog has his night.