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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25


sABsATn scnooLs.-Lasl evening the
Methodist and Episcopalian Sabbath
Schools land perhaps some others) were
collected trgcther. the former at the
Chatham Square Church and the lattAr in
AcCune's Hall, to listen to some appro,
pirate addresses and sing some Of their
sweet sabbath school songs in celebration
of Christmas eve. But the chief attrac-
tions,.o the children, were the Christmas
trees, hung with presents as thick and
charming as morning dew drops on the
rose, and the bountifui tables of refresh
ments spread out for their special benefit.
Some of our youngsters will live an age
the coming week.
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THE HoLIpArs-Thc streets and shops
were thronged yesterday with people,
who were making up their presents for
Christmas. and Santa Claus has busy
time getting up his assortment Of toys,
picture books, candies, nuts, 4 c., &C., for
the hundreds Of little folks in town, who
were happily dreaming all night of the
sweet presents in reserve for them. Who
would not be "a boy again" at such q
time as this, If but the same degree Of
happiness could be experienced MS of old,
anil by Tic children now. Glorious San
II CIans. Delightful fction--the ro-
nance Of reality Generations upon gen.
erations have Leen made happy by this
Ubiquitous. patron Saint of The little ones,
and children's children suail, through all
time, hail his annual visitations.
DEsHRTIoss.-We are informed at the
Prevost Marshal's Office that there are
now absent from the army, both with and
without leave, 1873 ,0o0 soldiers. This Of
itself is an enormous army, and is made
up to too great an extent by deserters.
Shoulder straps and uniforms are seen all
over the country. Men who have been
absent on furloush take their own time to
return. This has got to be a crying evil,
il defranding tho Government OF service
due II, creating enormous expenses with
out returns and retarding the cause of
restoring the Union. for which so much
treasure and bioed have been poured out.
We arc told that this state of .hirgs in
Iowa IL oaasod, OF rather favored, Ivy u
serious defect 10 the regulations for re-
turning deserters. Persons authorized to
arrest dtserters must take them before
the Provost Marshal or commandant OF
the nearest post, which may be one or two
hundred miles, and for their services and
expenses are allowed five dollArs-only
1--WE. This might mol coter third of the
expenses. But 10 '.cap tic climax" and
add insult to injury, there Is no designa-
ted officer by whom, or place where this
pittance of Eve dollars is to be paid. The
cases reported from here, to tic author-
ties at st. Louis, are turned over to the
regimental officers in whose command the
deserters belong, who, it is said, will have
it deducted from their pay and at length
have it forwarded to the parties entitled.
Was there ever such rigmarolc--such
= model, red tape decentralization off c"
arrangementS Our military system is not
perfect yet, and here is one D, the needed
reforms. B - q
I'm A TIGHT PLACE.
We learntha uprivate letter received
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

TTo some boys all holidays are alike,
however sacred their associations-and
iirc.crackers the only suitable instrument
for their celebration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25
NOTICE.

The members OF the Iowa stste Insurance Company
arc hereby rotfed that the Annual Meeting will be
held on the second Monday OF January next, at The
Office ofthe Company Ia he CITY fKeokuk nj O'Clock
=, NJ, al which time u saId oil Directors will be
elected fer the ensung year.
once on Maiu 81, between ed and I'd
SAMUEL Il. CARhy, Secretary.
Dee, IN. lpGo- m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

KEOKrkIANs I'm A TIGHT PLACE.
We arnthat q private letter received
in town from Helena, brings intelligence
Of the capture Of some of our citizens by
the rebels in an attempt to run the block
AIDE between Helena and Vicksburg.
"A small boat in the employ Of Stoddard
4 Co, fssmsrly Of our town, run down t.
engage IN tho cot tor. trade. The boat
was taken by the rebels, and Capt. Plum
mer, Of ksokuk, and others, we're taken,
prisoners and sent to Price 5 army.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25
Chicago. Dec. "a.

Chicago, Dec. "a. 4.
Office hours at the telegraph Office to-
morrow will be from to 10 o'clock and
from u 10 I O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
An SHIPPERS.
On and after this date Powder will be allowed
sold In keoknk wtbeut permission Of The uBLe
any Kind OF Arms whatever nor unitons of War
Jihasai been ordered by the speciai agent Of the
Treasury Department MOTTO allow Goods OF Groceries
except in limited quantities fsniiy use 70 20 into
Missouri or the southern tier u Counties
The object Is to keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands Of guerrlssin Northeast Missouri.
JOHN sTANNrs,
Surveyor ofthe Port Of keokuk.
Ksokuk, Aug. II. 1909
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

LOOK AT TUE GrTsIDK Our readers
are referred to the first page for consid-
cradle amount Of interesting reading mat
Ter, which will be kept up in tho future.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

TIE Posr OFFICE will be closed at 10
o'clock A. M. and remain closed iii 4
o'clock p. NJ, to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

SD- Burkitt d Co, have just received
9D9 dozen WOODEN hoods, 50 dozen WOODEN
skating caps for Misses and children, gen.
tlemen's and ladies' undershirts, 80 dozen
heavy buck gloves, splendid lot ladies'
furs. gents gloves. 300 pocket books ut
ten cents each, f1lt jokes, ladies' bask-
cts, hats, caps, buffalo robes, comforts,
scars, nnbias. DC. Tdim1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

No PAPER To-MoRRow we all
hope to enjoy Christmas to-day, there will
be DO paper tomorrow morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

GISrs.-Lowry has just brought on .
lot Of new goods, comprising Port -Folios,
Pocket Bouks, fine Stationery, culorcd
Pictures of the Great Battles. Almanacs
Gift Books and little Libraries for little
people, besides numerous other things.
in number W a.Dntiuaable, AL Of which are
paid for, and viii BE- aoltlat small profits.
Gallon Lowry, at his news rooms. I'd
alreet. for your holiday Gifts.
AMATEUR THEATRIcALs.--We call at
tention TO the advertisement In another
column, Off theatrical performance al
the Athonsum, on Tuesday evening next.
The performers are young ladies' and
gentlemen Of the city. who have been
preparing fer scrre time, under i very
competent and popular teacher Of the His.
trionic Art, and we learn the class have
attained great efficiency. If their first
performance before the public is properly
appreciated, the town will be treated tc
others OF similar character during the
winter.
As the profits will all be donated t,
needy families, those who attend and 80.
cure amusement Tor themselves, will Al
the same time aid in relieving tho wants
Of the destitute.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

ET The New York Independent charges
that there 10 q combination of Eastern
railroad men TO prevent the opening Of
the navigation Of the Mississippi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

srA- VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock Of Hats, Caps. Furs, Gloves,
DC. constantly on hand, at the lowest
cash prices. [novlO-emi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

Killed md WOunded In lhc 10Th and
sat aa.s = 1853 8Osh Iswa. . As#'3
The following casualties 10 the I 9th and
2Oth Iowa regiments part OF which. We
have already published, constitute all the
information that has yet reached sin re.
gard to tie mattor. s, s a' s +. ABS s.l II
'a KILLED. sss 3 .5a a 5ae =
Lieut.. Col. Samuel Mcfarland, 10TH
Iowa. 'a1ss't @
I'd Lieut.. Larmine NJ. Smith, 10th
IOWA f,ass Asa .seesk,l s3 lSyff Isgss lr 4e4 4
81 Lieut. Thomas johnson, 10th iowa.
I WOUNDED. 11es g Z.
Major VIM. G. Thompson, goth lows,
Capt. Henry Jordan, 10Th Iowa.
Capt. Joshua WRIGHT, 10Th lows.
q 1st Lieut.. Harrison Smith, 18th lows.
I'd Lieut.. VIM. s. Brooks, 10th Iowa.
Capt. Samuel r. Paine, 10th Iowa.
LIST. Lieut.. John G.. Cavondish, Goth
Iowa.
Lieut.. Fred. G. Setback, Goth Iowa.
I'd Lieut.. r. w. Lyttls, 10th Iowa.
1ol T;nut r. Ctono ont,, Jo~n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

Keeps eonstsstly on hsgd s'complets asSott4
neut Of staple Dry Goods, 't'il Cloths; Floor
Msttiugs, Linen aud Cotton Carpet Hssp--
white aud colored. Also. heavy Duck. for
tents for snigrsots ~ tho gold mines. - 4 gem
srsl assortment Of Copnectiout made Clock
eight dsy and thirty, hour, - .tno,:r,.> a..
II u . we'll established fact that goods arc
cold ~ low in Minneapolis ., g.. Paul and
ether small towns Mellow. and the citi.sns, "t
III. Upper Mississippi sountry win 6nd i t.
their advantage 70 buy Their 60: a. here. IT..
'4osods skipped BY bo.t every dey, ~ : ,yy,',
'maII exPonee. " :. ? = I'll .Gx4insS--6m ~ /.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

WE AVI N c. 5a4
az e., -; .----H 94}' Iii i3tea s}H
I AM PREPARED TO WAVE CARpETD
] In the best manner, anu on the shortest
notice. Rooms wc doors south Of the Sseasns
House. MRS iMAn0ARET MOOk8ssa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
BiCGAGE CHECKED TNROEGA AND
TRANSFERRED FREE. ~

EREIGHTS. IS
BY this Route Freignts Vi Al descriptions
can be forwarded to and from Phil"dslphia,
New York. Boston. or Baltimore, to and from
anv roint on the Rail Roads OF Ohio, Kentucky
IDd,ana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri
BY Rail Road direct. 'tr".. ..
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects
At Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods
can be forwarded TO any port on the Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, tennessee. Cumberland,
Illinois. Mississippi. Wisconsin. Missouri,
Cleveland. Sandu.ky and Chicago withStean,-
ers to all Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrurting the
transport aticn Of their Freight to this Comra-
nv.canre ~ with confidence on itsspeedy transit.
TIE RATES OF FREIaHr~ to and from any
poin, in the West by the Pennsylvania Rail
Road, are ataN times q. favorable as are charged
81 other r. r. Companies. -
"a Be particular to mark packages "o;a
Penna. r. r." 49, ! '>
For Freigh, Contracts or SHIPPING Directions
apply to or address either Of the following
agents of the Company:
u. 4. Stewart: Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
Cl,rke & Co Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
INV Brown h Co., Cine.nnati, Ohio.
R.C. Medium 4 Co.. Madison, Indiana.
J. E: Moore, Louisril. =, Kentucky.
". ". Altman = G." . Euonsuille, Indiana.
r. F Sass. It Lo1is. Missouri.
Clarke & Co., Chicago. Illinois. - - y
WH: & f. l.. Langley. Goll;poli., Ohio.
G. B. Neal. Parkersbury Virginia.
Hall f. Co.. Karietta. :Ohio. }~tf: !
II. 8. Pierce & Co.. Z's>sviNe, Ohio.
Mcdowell 4 McCOlm. P!rtxmou 4. Ohio.
s> r. McNeeiy. Mnrysville. kentucky ,..s
Ia ]. P. Johnston. Ripley. Ohio. ,,.>!
John Todd Covington. Kentucky. ~:
j. g. l.. Heston. .Clrpeland, Ohio
~nrR. G. Meldrum. General 7+are'inq agent
81 2: i, ....:, far the south and West.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will 6ud this the moot
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capaci~us
Yards. we'll watered and supplied with every
convenience. have been srened on this line and
its connections. and every =, en,ion is raid TO
their wants. From Harrisburg, where will be
found evers, convenience for feeding and rest
ne. choice IL offeEed Of the ,PiilLsApEL-
PHI.i. ,NEWs York and. BALTIMORE
MARKETS.: This Will also be fcuu'i' The shor-
test. quickest and most direc, route for stock
to New York-[vis Allentown land with
fewer changes than any other. T. + $50,
EnocB. LEwls. Gen'l Snp't. Altoona.rPa. .
L. l.. Hour. Gent Ticket Ag't. Philadelphia
II. Il uousr.,N, Qen'l Freight Ag't, Philsda.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

IN PROBATE Ct'URT.-stArE ~ MIN
l1yfsorAH ttr>kkrN Cors14.lssD rE1c~s,
fn1he nj liter st tie ate Of William II. II
len, deceased
No'ice is hereby given, thu, by virtue and
In pursuance OF an order OF license made in
said matter on the PED day q, July: A b. 1861,
by the Pr"hate ''ou', Of said County the uu
dersign. d Executor ot the las, will and tesla
mrut If said deceased will IN the eighth 81 day
OF september 8 ,aM h0 oClnck III: Tie loren oon
Of said day, NJ the count House, in the TOWN ct
it le Falls. in tn County ot Morrison and al
II O'Clock Id IND th:snuon u the resideslte Of
John Workman IN The town ot little Falls
West, T"di oun'y offer tor sale 1t public ven
due. the following described lands, to Wit {:
Lots five ~ and six a6l Al. Sleek No. thirteen
49, with dwelling b. Use !hereouE in the
Town OF Little Falls. ~ NJ, .son County.
state Of Minnesota. Also Lot four a. n
Block thirty tour l3ll III ,.i'tlc, Falls Merit, in
Todd Connfy,tf ateM Minnesota frtetl.
The terms 81 sale VII b., made known At the
time and place of.ssl.+ Il ~ II
u4es}}.- W + w. D. Rabbit, Executor. r
Dated l5 ivy l7'A' t4sssss sA'oaos< 81 oa' s'i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
::ssI,,lJMl}ERl

4 ONeTAKTIT on hand I full supply u 1fSt
I quality lime. a or per barrel; or whta
takc,, in quahtitier 81 over twenty barrels -
a. cents per barrel. -~ ".@t5stst3l y, ssssts
Lrmbc r ai1 Ill building material ftunishsd
to order at the lowest ea.h prices. 32t75 e5s y
Every 81 'le Of Furniture can be ler1isbo8
immr diate ely ~ the same 0lice $!@''Tst: ats ~
All kinds o. produce taken in exeha18s. g&s
Cdice 1t the New York eu,re. II % u sss&a
.''" f = ~" "-:': FOWLER 4 TOBE1.
St. Cloud. June 9Th, 1882: v4n45-1ys ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

I iOWARI' Assoc lATlON, PHILADELPHIA
/ for the Rsli<f Of 4As Siek and Di.tre.,,,,d,
d1sieted sjth VirsIsnt dAd Chronic Dis4a.lS b
tis Ssxuat,',cgusyoi" ;uh '.@~'i +" .'''TT} =
nea.e'l Advice given grail. BY III. Acting
S0rI. on. NJ Stth,} ~ 3" a. ' h'N .'f tr =
Valuable Bsposrs ON nS PERMATOkRHusA
,or SEMINAL W EaRNEsH, and other lie TN,
tes' Of the Sexual Organs, and on the WV
RtsMEDIks employ ed ID the Dispensary .sen,ii,
ssaaidlsttertns-t opes, OF chnrgs '.ddreSs
- ttn@TsifDr. J.SkIkLEN tHUUUnaON,'
'oal v4as ely ?na'1" Howard s.oct .,io,2. e'''
10. , touta Ninth Street; philady'l Ma, pa::
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
Tickets for sale to Boston by Boat or Rail,
Fsreto al points a Lou a. any Route:

SLEEPING CARS
.Uy:hNN kits.'t tkAl>e:.tD j.; (
Philad'a New York and Baltimore.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
ST. CLOUD BOOK STORE:

John NJ. kcsENBERGFR would: respeet-
u fully inform the citizens Of 81. Cloud sad
Northern Minnesota that he has ,urchssedths
entire stock Of the St. Cloud Book Store AID
made large additions thereto. and hiss nov. o.
hand a complete assert ment, Of Books. 2tA-
,icne'y. Fancy Goods. Newspapers add Msea-
zines, Writing PAPER Of ali kinds, Plank Books,
etc. etc. Also: the Standard Series Of Echool
10 pr"cArr their St raul and New York Daily
and Weekly papers at this store The npmer-
GUS patrons ard friends Of the Old st. Cloud
hook Store are cordially invited 10 attend. =.
v4n34-ly. g: s..o~,s, s. s,~. tr<.,.f. ..,,~a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

OTlcE--ptrsons n'"ins this p paragr u. y
u marked in their papers will know, That
their subsoip.ions afx 9th THREE more
nMmbsrs. and that unless they renew before
that tinssaes1 nam. w 10 st.sed tom olr
pookA i-2a1 "''''"0 ''@' - 7'''7'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
ss.lT!HolM.A - SO I, n n i: w. g.
<.aioF ''btAcKsh1l.rl1B. '+ =, .. ,'a 7,

4 IL dds of work DINE in the best posi-
n bic !snaer. Particular attention given
tsAsYg444 oSlhojine. GpteS qwStt. andre
paiIisee' Ill kindsl Shop In ssms building
vith W.. Wssryss Carriage hop. 's az >s'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

LfvERFoOt. Saturday tvrlrs. Dec 9, 1862
CoT1os.- Sales 10 day 1900 balo-, including 900
bales 70 sptculators ana exporters The market
closed quiet and unchanged.
BEEADsTUFfs-Ihe BreadstuGs market closes
dull, with declining tendency.
PRo,IsiOHs.--IAe market closes heavy and down
ward.
LoSDoS, Saturday Evening Dec o. 1861.
Console closed al 81 al ~ Tor Money.
AnEmcAS STocKs.-Ere Railroad, Al a 80; H..
nois Central shares. 40i a 40 discount.
HAyRE CoTTOs MAEEET.-The ssles OF Cotton
for the week have been 1900 bales. Orleans Tres
Ordinaire lC0f. Bias, S5f. Stock ia port 81 900 bales
LoSDeS, Saturday.
The Daly Nc'es replies 10 The 7,mes ON the hor-
roTs Of Mr.. Lincoln's emancipation scleme, aud
quotes evidence 10 show that the predicted horrors
purely imaginary. and that the slaves will make
better use of their freedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
ITALY.

TURIN Gth.-The following is the probable list OF
the new Ministry: President of Council and Foreign
Affairs. Pasalini; Finance, Minghetti; Commerce,
Mama; War, Petiti; Marine, Ricci; Justice, Cas-
SIMS; Interior Perru2zi.
SPAIN.
The text of the Queen Of SPANS speech on tne
opening of the Cortes: In presenting commuoica-
ton respecting grave events on the coast OF Oupa
she said she felt confident that thoss events wouid
not change the excellent relations maintained WIN
the United States Government.
GREECE.
ATHENS, Dec. 5.-Voting for the election OF
King commenced Yesterday; $500 signatures have
been taken. which are, without exception, IN FAVOR
of Prince Alfred His election 10 considered certain
VERY LATEST.
TURIN, Dec. 6.-Fresh difficulties have arisen,
causing failure Of the formation of the Ministry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
FapAr. Dec. l9-r. NJ.


Tho improved feeling in the Share market con-
tinued to-day, and there was q general adyorce Of
al z cent. The improvement WAS mos. marked
ia the Western let. TIE favorable condition Of the
uaGlc Oh these roads las an influence TO bring in
buyers, but the principal impetus Of tie presen,
movement ~ We have before stated, comes from
the growing impression Of tie street that another
large issue If Government currency will b. made.
This impression, since the battle Of Frelercksburg,
hae brought IN the shorts ~ buyers 70 large extent,
"a well ia some spccuAior for tho rise, who had
been hesitating IN regard TO operations Pacific
Mail advanced 10 the highest point il had previously
touched 1851, and left Oh strong. Mich. Central WIS
nlso very buoyaDt. Government Securities wero
moro active but heavy, especially seven-tbires, TN
der ruinor that tho Secretary would ask for fur
ther Issue Of one hundred millions. At the Second
Board tho market was quite active with further
adyance in most descriptions in the share lsi. Gov
ommonis were dull aud weak. One year indebted
ness ,old at 96l, which Yields the buyer about II y
cent interest. W. have 10 doubt the hesitation OF
tho Secretary in regard to paving the debt due next
month in gold, has had TN urfayorblo effect upon
tho market for Governments, and brought out some
lots for sale. Pacific Mall touched i37 again after
falling back ON that prco 10 1876. The
Western list very strong, At the Third Board
there were large amount Of transactions at some
concession on the highest quotations OF the day.
The latest prices were: United States 6s 81,
coupons. 1874. United Staos Treasury Notes, $40,
lO2! 1l02i; United States l.year Certificates, ia,
9d3 United States Demand Notes Told issue, l27
9lHl Missouri State Cs, 81 !; American Gold, 1927
a lj2I; Pacific Mail Seamfhip Company 1876: a
1863 NewYork Central Railroad 1903. ~ 1899; Eric
Railway, Gil 1G2; Eric Railway Preferred, 9i@9i;
Hudson River Railroad, 76i 077i, Harlem Railroad,
2la22i Harlem Railroad Preferred 5lla52;
Reading Railroad, 75l as; Michigan Central Rail
road, 9li e9li; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, 4Oe1O, Michigan Southern and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. DECEMBER 60 1862

Northern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed, S3} 0S3i;
Illinois Central Railroad. 7si 978i; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad, 4si@isl; Galena and Chicago
Railroad, s3es3s; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
7Os o7OI; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, sls@
Sla Milwaukee and PSairie du Chen Railroad
81; Fort Wayne, 5li95
The market for Sterling ia weaker and good bills
have sold at Ash
Freichts are without important change. To Liv-
erpool the engagements arc 81 900 BUSH Corn at ID
in bulk and bags 900 bbls Flour at De-. 20 hhds.
Tallow at 2Os per neutral flag, 400 boxes Bacon at
30s; 300 ties. Beef at 6s.i per steamer' loo bales
Hops AZ d.; COO boxes Bacon at 7Os; 100 tcs. Lard
at 5Os; 900 frkins Butter at 7Os. To London 300
bbls. Flour at Is. I'D. per neutral Nag, 10 tuns
Clover Seed at SIS. Cd; 200 ties. Beef at ts' 3D.
To Glasgow, 10000 bush. Wheat and Corn at 30.
Der 60 b.. To Antwerp. per neutral flag, 100 boxes
Bacon at i0s $50 tcs. Lard at iOs 400 bage Clover
Seed at 40,. The charters are: A British brig of
ia tuns american measurementl, to port on the
south side Of Cuba and back, at Sl,6OC; British
brig Of 10 tuns, out TO Gulf port at 81 % y Dbl.
a British vessel Of 40 tuns, to Wndward Islands,
at 81 600; an American bark, of iOi tuns, to port
on tho south side of Cuba and back, at 4Oc v 100
ID for sugar, and port charges paid; an American
bark Of $50 tuns out to port on the north side OF
Cuba at s., 800 BritiSh bark Of $50 tuns, to the
west coast of the Pacific, at round sum, and from
Cbnchs Islands to Falmouth for orders, with guano,
at 60 IL Y run.
The business Of the Sub-Treagury was: Receipts
81 SO 49, 9l-for Customs, S72,OOOi Payments,
"a $50 a. balance xi0 80 81 90.
The earnings Of the Toledo md Wabash Halfway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
EInII.

The Ministerial crifis still continued. Signor
Pasolni had been received by the King, and IL was
reported that be would undertake the Presidency
Of tue Council aud tue Ministry of Foreign Aflirs.
Il was still aid that Slguor Ce'siiis would enter
tie new Cabinet, but only as Minister OF Justice.
The Ali0noc Of Milan publishes al article BY
Kossuth recommending the Italian Government 10
direct al its eiorls toward Venice and Hungary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
IIus.in.

squadron Of the lancers 81 tie Guard AT 81.
Petersburg recently mutiiicd. al tie Irlyates aud
nou-comnlssioIcd officer were placed Ia ctain.,
and were awaiting thai by couri-mRiIiAl.
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MUTINY In THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
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Tn. monthly settlement In Consuis has been csncsdA
to-day The chief transactions In carrying over accounts IL
January from !. 20 y cent. and several Of ~
bAnse took advantage Of the low rates clre1l on stock
borrow moderate The soius condition OF the msrf
remains much the and prices very e altered iron
those Of the previous week Consols close y to vt ~ div
for money aud 92i to yi for the sccount New Cen
and Reduced 3! to 80 Red Sea Government ABDnie 1T
20 n.
Messrs. Jarwin, Grassie & De Lisle, Of London,
had suspended payment, and one Of the partners
who had largely used the funds and credit Of the
firm, bad disappeared. The liabilities are estimated
at 400, 900. The firm is said to have Incurred ~
cent losses by speculative operations st Loydsh
American war risks.