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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-19
FROM WASHINGTON,
srEcIAL ro rRIBrNE

WAsuISSIoS, May 1.-THE proclamation
Of Gen. Hunter. i can be positively stated
was issued without the authority or knowl-
engc Of tho President. whom u took entire
" by surprise What will be done with IL,
u QUESTION yet 70 be settled. There was
no Cabinet meeting. and il IA not probable
thst any decision will definitely be- made un-
al three members of the Cabinet, Secrets
ries Seward aud Welles, and Attorney Gen
eral Bates. who are still at Fortress Monroe.
return which will nos be till Monday.
The Senate committee on public lands,
have unanimously reported back.
Senator Wade'es bill donating 1000
acres Of land for each Senator and Represen-
taiiYe - every State which provide col
iege for the benefit of agriculture and NO
ehanic arts.
The y onse Naval Committee have author
ised the chairman. Mr.. SsdSvick 70 re-or-
gauir'ng 'hs Navy Department. Il creates
three additional bureaus Tho Commttco
have also authorised MF. Sedgwick to re
port tie bill re Organizing the naval service.
which wa3 sometime stree prepared BY a
COMMITTEES Of both Houses. II provides for
ten grades. running roma cadet 20 the rear
admiral.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1862

Southern, 12s. Cd 13s 3D. Corn heavy and Is Is Cd
lower; mixed, 3ls.s 31s. 3D.; white, 34s. . 3Ts.
THE PROVISION MARKET.
Inc same authorities report beef quiet aud easier pork
Lending downward. bacon declnng sales at 40s. ABS
and 1s. lower.
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Inc BROKERS, circular reports ashes steady, pots,
sos "a pearlsSos Rosn advancing, common, 1as. 3d.
las Spirits turpentine buoyant and higher
sales at 75s Sugar rmer Cofse ouiet and unchanged
kce steady Lnseed tending upward and 1s A. higher.
Linseed oil quiet at 35c. a 35s 3d. Cod oil dull.
LONDON MARKET.
LONDON, Jan. IL, 1862.
rings circular reports breadstufs dull quotations
barely maintained Iron steady rail and bars 60 f5 So.
Sugar nrm and Cd. higher. Tea 1rm Coffee tending
upwards Rice quiet and unchanged Spirits turpentine
buoyant at los. Tallow declinng sales 49s Lnseed
OIL hrmer: sales at $685. Cd. Cod oil steady f42 Sperm
oil nominal
rHH LATEST MARKETS.
IIvKRPooL, Jan. ~, 1852.
The sales OF cotton yesterday bales the market
closing quiet and unchanged The sales included 1000
bales to spectators and exporters.
Breadstufs were Fat, except corn, which steady
mixed 31s. BIS, Sd.
Provisions were dull
LONDON, Jan. 11-P. NJ
Consols closed at 93k eSX for money.
American securities steady and unchanged.
HAvRH, Jan. Q, 1862.
Tho sales Of cotton for the week IL bales market
excited and frm with an advance OF 10 ff. the
news from America; New Orleans ordnaire 165
do oas los fr. Stock 16S 600 bales
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n. and five p. M-the abolition Of the extra
cent tax for pillar postage, and uniform rate
for the carriage of printed matter The incon-
venience to which the public at large is sub
tected by the want of proper postal facilities
is daily felt, and the check which it imposes on
commercial intercourse throughout the country
Is hardly realized. The government ought to
take this subject into their serious consideration
[Without delay.
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THE FEELING IN RUSSIA.

IN. SEWARD CONGRATULATED ON HIS "UPRfGHT'
POIICY-ENGLAND TO DB ASKED FOR A SOLEMN
GUARANTEES TO RESPECT THE RIGHTS OF NEUTRALs.
QUEENSTOWN, JAN IL, 1862.
The Journal Of 81. Petersburg publishes an article con-
erdita'iao Mr.. Sewdrd upon the urrightnea and ireti
pnce Of his policy, and demanding that the Trent Incl
may become the starting point Of negotiations for
Tho recognition by the Powers of principles upon
the question OF the neutral fag It also expects England
10 givc tho world solemn guarantees for he future BY sign
ino etnrcion phch by insurno universal respect for
sAc rights Of nsral rooers ,could con,ribe to the main
seaancs Of peace and mark TIE progress Of civilization.
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supplied her. On her arrival Captain Craven communi-
Gated with tho captain Of the rigate Dauntless, OK
pressing regret at Prince Alberts death, and
asking he might fre IS tribute OF
respect twenty-one minute guns. He was notified that
the Queen had requested that guns be fred in the
vicinity Of Osborne The compliment, therefore, although
fully appreciated, could not be accepted
The Nashville continued in dock. The government had
observed the strctsst neutrality towards her. and
thing whatever had been permitted to be done TO her but
what absolutely necessary to mako her seawortny
Neither powder guns munitions Of had been put
board. During the night Of the 9th three armed
from the Tuscarora discovered accommodating the
Nashville, and ordered Of by the dock superin-
tendent Fires lighted on the NASHVILLE the 10th,
and thsrs was impression sks was about to SAIL but
sho made movements. The Tuscarora was ON the
alert, with steam up
was also reported that another federal vessel was
cruising in the Channel and might bs expected at South
ampton.
The London Ao,ning Herald IL surprised that the
government has not given orders to the authorities at
Southampton to the Tuscarora that she must either
quit port once wait until twenty four hours have
elapsed after the departure Of the Nashville We should
not says the Herald have allowed the Nashville TO
lie in wait In the mouth of the Mersey for American
packets and merchantmen; therefore cannot without
gross violation Of duty neutrals allow the Tusca
rOra license should have refused her enemy. Tho
Herald holds out the Of the French authorities
Martinique between the Iroquois and Sumter an
ample to follow.
LIST OF oFFIcERs OF THE TUscARoRA.
The following are the officers Of the Tuscarora-
Commdnder-A. NJ. Craven
First Lie,tenant-M. P. Jones'
Second Assistant REPRESENTATION A. Latmer, Isaac 7.
FinDey.
Third Assistant Engneers-H. F. Delius, W. B. Haber
sham
Masters Mdtes-A. r. Miller, Robert E. Stevens, Michael
Hckery, Joseph F. Stonard, d. Fl. Cowel
Acting Masters Maes-William B. Arrants, Gideon ].
Conkyn.
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THE PRIvATEER NASHVILLE.

The Pirate Watched Closely by the
United states Steamer Tuscarora-Ex-
citcmcnt mt Southampton, and n Fight
I'm Prospect.
Great interest had been excited relative TO the move
ments OF the Tuscarora and Nashville At the dates
shey continued Southampton watching each other The
Tuscarora remained at her anchorage about mile from
4he dock mouth with her nes banked up ready to
ullp her anchors and mas notice she only
required oss,s, water and provisions lOh were being
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REBEL ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTURE OF
BILOXI.

The Norfolk Day Book has article from the Charles
ton Mercury, headed "Importans from Florida" giving
the particulars OF the capture Of Cedar Kegs There
three schooners and hve fishing smacks loading
there at the time the Yankees took the place. Tho
schooners loaded with lumber and tupentine.
The Mercurs informant thinks they destroyed by
the owners Thursday night, 18th, it was
ascertaned that the Yankees intended to attack the
town. The President Of the railroad went down with
two companies Of infantry to protect the property and
message sent to General wapier for assistance
Thursday firing heard in the direction Of Cedar
Keys, and our feet no doubt has taken the place.
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The War Movement to Canada
Costs Ten to Twenty Mil
lions of Dollars
Tho Privateer Nashville Watched BY tho
United States Steamer TuscarOra
at Southampton.
Reported Sailing Of the Sumter
from CadiZ.
OPINION OF THE STONE BLOCKADE
NEWS FROM INDIA AND CHINA,
&c., &C.. Go.

HALIFAX. Jan. 26, 1862
The steamship Europa, Captain Anderson, from Liver
pool at three P. NJ the 11h and Queenstown the
12h arrived here at half.past ten O'Clock last night
The wind was then and is still blowing hurricane with
. heavy sea.
The Europa has eighteen passengers for Boston,
|for Boston, and fo4 900 for Halifax.
Tho Europahas Mother troops stores the govern
mont having discontinued shipments by the Cunarders
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+ ii f N AV Y.
THE MARINE CORPS.

The government still in want Of additional In
Of at least nine hundred to tho United States
Marine Corps Recruiting depots for that purpose have
beon established both in this city and elsewhere Intel
gent and energetic officers havo been placed In charge OF
them Yct witha their Efforts have been found to prove
uoqua TO the urgent requirements of the service Their
term Of enlistment Is four yedsnot three or dur
ing the war their bounty not to be $780, 1t said to
DO at ALL their land warrants blanks and
to crown the whole, however anxious q man may be
to face the enemies Of his adopted country, he is not
privileged to do so In the capacity Of marine except he
has paid at oast visit 10 the naturalization Office
tho Court OF Common Pleas at the City Hail. In the face
Of such disadvantages these to procure men will bs
out Of the question, especially the volunteer
regular rganzations-whether authorized or no-con-
tnue to hold out inducements tenod superior to theirs
Let the proper authorities TO this once and in the
name Of common the unjust barriers which
arc popularity and rightly supposed to retard the s-
cheney Of this very important branch Of the public
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THE PRIvATEER SUMTER.

Tho Sumter Reported as Sailing for
Southampton.
The Sumter reported TO have left Cadiz for South
ampton.
Cadiz telegram Of the 10th says the American Consul
had received orders to protest against the admission Of
the Sumter into that port It said that Spain
would protect the prisoners brought by the Sumter.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

LtvrRroot-Steamship Europa at Halifax for Boston
Mrs Bfan Mr. Miles and lady, M Lee and lady, Miss Davies
Messrs Borden Faes Turpn Iforad, Johnson, Coamorc
Clark Baldwin, Fenon Lockwood, Cartier Lowell and Hon
JOSEPH Howe (for HalifsD, - -
IIivass AND NAsssu-stearsbip Karnak-Mr and Mrs
Smith, Hon Pratt, Bailey, JAS 1en JAS Armstrong
Foxwell-Totai, IL.
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Obitu ary.

Mrs. FRspxscx NAME "a Liputian), Of Bergen county,
NJ j., dod fow days ago This lady, who had reached
the advanced age Of seventy years taller
than ordinary girls Of four vesummers, and although
Iiliputan in sze her intellect unmpaired 10 the
time Of her DEATH and until short tme past she
sprightly as any other person OF her ago She had
brother who but few inches taller than herself He
had ha third " ifo when he died.
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The Maryland Legislature.
PEARCR AND KENNEDY REQUESTED TO RESIGN.


Resolutions were introduced into the Maryland Senate
Saturday request Senators Pearce and Kennedy
resign the ground that their sentiments direct
conflict with the settled view Of the people Of the State
that it right and proper that the State should Al
this critical juncture be represented by Senators whose
hearts beat responsive to the throb Of devotion to the
integrity Of the Union felt by the great popular heart Of
the State,
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Personal IntelligeI


Hon Zadock Pratt, Of Prattsvills, New York. stop.
ping n the New York Hotel.
g. NJ. Henderson, Of Troy; 8. q. Harshall, Of White
Plains g. Hubbcll, Of Connecticut; A. Simpson and wife,
Of sharon; A. Turner, Of Albany; Alfred Mcclure, Of
New York and H. w. Stevens, g. Louis are stopping at
the Lvfarge House.
kins Of the United states Navy L. H. Do Aiva Of Hava-
na; O. W. Hoyt, Of BufAo; @. A. Henderson and J. A.
Parker Of Washington; A. Stone, Jr, Of Cleveland and
John wyman, Of Boston, stopping at the Metropolis.
ton Hotel.
Hon. II. n. Pierce Of Hlsboro, New Bampshire; Rev.
G. " Bowen OF Baltimore; Captain HART Of the United
states Army, and wife n y Potter, Of Providoncs j.
stryker, OF Rome; H. P. Sawyer, Of PittsbuIg; N. T.
woodruff, Of Philadelphia; H. D. Ward and Z. R. Sawyer,
Of Boston, and w. Stewart Of Brooklyn, Massachusetts,
are stopping at the Astor House.
Dr. Marsh, Of Albany; g. b. Foot of Quebec; A. Dun
ham, Of Hartford; H. Fitzhugh, of oswsgo'w. Colburn
and John Gardiner Of Ohio L. Moore, OF Hudson; n. A.
MITCHELL Of New Haven; b. Atchinson, Of the United
states Army; II. 8. McComb, OF Delaware; W /. Love
day, and d. f. Metca, Of England; s. Lapham and e. L.
Thsysr Of Boston, are stoppnsst the st. Nicholas Hote
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roo LATE ron CLAsslFICATION.

VN ANTED-A LAD or ABOUT FIFTEEN YEARS
wv whom properly educate for or the learned
frsscus tho law &o present he may night only
One of rood manners Ac ind friend who viii make
mrn Of him for two days H. B.. boz iie Herald
cAfice
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THE FEELING IN FRANCE.

SATIsPACTIoN IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES, AND RISE OF
ONE FER CENT ON THE BoURsE-THE STONE
BLOCKADE OF CHARLESTON OFFICIALLY CON-
pENNED.
In bills discounted nearly 81 900 900
francs.
The Paris correspondent Of tho London Morning Post
asserts that the Fronch official circles feu rch sats
facin al n. pacific termination Of the Trent affair, chiIs
e eject the Bouyss Immediate rise of psr cent
The Paris Moniter Of tho 11th says feeling Of pro-
found regret and Indignation has been aroused England
port Of Charleston.
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A Pure TobaccO.-Yellow Bank Tobac.
co-Goodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all inn
pues for sale by all tobacco and dealers, and at
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Italy.

The majority Of the Chamber of Deputies had unani
mousy resolved TO continue to support Rcasos govern
ment
TURIN, Jan. IL, 1852
In reply to motion made by Signor Crispi in the
Chamber Of Deputies for explanations relative
to the late events at Castlemara, Baron
Rcasol stated that according to dispatches received
by the government almost oil the leaders Of the
ment had been arrested, and order restored.
ROME, Jan. IL, 1852.
The Bourbon Committee has deprived Chianone Of tho
command Of the brgands for having dsobeyed his in
struotons by shooting prisoners.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27

At Jencrs', 573 Broadway-Ladies' Boil
moral Boots - 81 pair; Misses 81 50 and 81 rs;
Children's, 81 Is and 81 ST. JEFFERS, 67S Broadway
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A Young Mans Best Capital fs His
head To know II to the best advantage get
careful examination at FOWLER WELLS 30s Broadway
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India and China.

Additional toegraphc dispatches had been received In
anticipation Of the arrival Of these malls.
At Calcutta, December Is the produce markets we're
active. Rice frsghts TO England 72s. Cd.
After tho coup deat at Pekn regency was estab
lished under the two Empresses.
Tho state OF AnAirs was encouraging.
The rebels were in the vicinity Of shanghae aud the
foreigners were prepared for an attack.
Ningpo was also In state Of alarm from the same
cause.
At New Zealand afairs looked peaceful Sir George
Grey had accepted the invitation Of the natives for
conference.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

important FROM EUROPE.
The Europa at Halifax with
Three Days Later News.
->>~~-.>~~~~~~>~>~~~~~
Eject Of the Surrender Of Mason and
SIideII on the Great Powers.
The Palmerston Cabinet Satisfied and the Law
Of Neutrals Likely to be Rectified.
Napoleon is Pleased and the Russian Gear
Congratulates Mr.. Seward
on His Policy.
England to be Bound to Respect
the Rights OfNeutrals.
The War Movement to Canada
Costs Ten to Twenty Mil
lions of Dollars.
Tho Privateer Nashville Watched BY tho
United States Steamer TuscarOra
at southampton.
Reported Sailing of the Sumter
from Cadiz.
OPINION OF THE STONE BLOCKADE
| NEWS FROM INDIA AND CHINA,
&C.. &C.. Go.
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Turkey.

The Turks at Tripo have maltreated several Christian
inhabitants. The French Consul demanded indemnity,
and French frigate had arrived on the port.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27

Photographic Albums for Carries de
viste from 81 70 SIS; the and popular styles
Manufactured BY A. BOWLING, Is and 81 Nassau street.
Trade supplied.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalizcd Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 10 Wall
street, up stairs New York.
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II was reported that Russia had sent an embar
RAISING ultimatum to Rome, 70 the effect tha'
the Popo does not condemn the conduot Of the Polish
clergy Russia will recognise the kingdom Of Italy.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27

The Highest Premium Paid for Ameri-
Gold at the banking Office Of THOMPSON BROTHERS,
No Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27

Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and ap
piled at BACHELORS wig factory l6 Bond street.
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THE MASON.SLIDELL CASE.

|England's War Preparations Continued.
II reported that notwithstanding tho pacific solu
tion Of the American question warke preparations at
Wooweh have been relaxed. The steamers Spartan
Ind Ajax continued to take in heavy stores for Halifax
and Jamaica.
No Official notice hal yet been given at Portsmouth
respecting discharge Of hired mechancs aboross
but understood that the reduction takes place
April.
CABINET CoUNCIL-PRoFEssED sATIsFAoTIoN OF
THK GOVERNMENT WITH THE ACT.
cabinet council which summoned for the 14th
had been countermanded Mr.. Sewards despatch having
boon considered in council hold on the 9th.
The London Times understands that answer will be
returned expressing qualification at the dsavowal Of
Commandor Wilkes act, accepting tho satisfaction
and assuming that the precedent In the Trent case
viii rule the OF tho schooner Eugenia Smith, As the
general discussion Of the law of neutra the
T decline any until they have had opportunity
or submitting the whole note to their law officers There
propositions in this note which not at all admssa
be and after the delivery Of the prisoners these points
may be properly raised and discussed.
Tho Lon Ion Morning Post announces that q thorough
ssnderadnding had BEEN arrived at Nth the american
government Not only had they given tho required
paration, but in doing Mr. Soard wu haze succeeded
imessing the English government The notion that ey
future se1trity
The London Daily Neics is culogisc OF the pur
sued by the Washington government and bitterly do.
nounces the policy of tho T.ms and Pot.
MASON AND sLTDELL DESCRIBED AS WORTHLESS
BOOTY'-NO ENGLISH OVATION FOR THE "FEL-
LOWS"
The london Times has strong editorial on the recsp-
tion duo to Mason and Slde says they about the
most worthless booty II would bo possible to extract
from tho jaws of the American lion, having been long
known as blind habitua haers aud revilers Of Eng
land. The Times sincere hopes that Englishmen will not
give those follows anything in the shape OF IN ovation
The civiy due to foe in distress all they claim.
England has returned thsm good for evil and even now
they can. they will bo only glad to cnangc her in war
with tho North. England would have done just as much
two negroes Lot Mason and slido therefore
pass quietly hor way and havo their say with any
body who may wish 10 listen to them.
Tho othor journals advise similar course, and aludo
Masons strong advocacy Of the Fugitive Slave law to
prejudice tho public against him.
COST OF THE BRITISH WAR MOVEMENTS.
Tho London Tmes says rumor fixes Englands expenses
owing to tue late dculty, at E2 900 900, but the Times
expects when all the bills In II will be double that
and that the money has not been thrown away.
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Another Prediction OF L. L. ID. Russell.
Russell In his correspondence to the London Times,
predicts the fate Of the American government will be
sealed January passes without some great victory
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MOthersl Mothcrs!! Mothers!!i
Don't fail procure Mrs Wnsow's Soothing Syrup for your
suffering children. Recommended by physicians and endors
ed by mothers throughout the world. Price Csc bottle
Cristad0ro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the world Wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied. No. 6Astor House.
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Great Britain.

McIaurn, mate Of the American ship Ganges had been
committed for trial in London for numbering Of the
crew at sea.
The London money market on the 10th opened firm,
towards the close showed slight reaction,
soils closing at one-eghth decline, attributed soSy to
realizations after the advance.
The market on the 11th was dull but steady.
Since tho reduction Of the bank minimum Thursday
to 2X per cent has been protty plentiful In the
open market at 2k per cent for the best bills and
offered On the Stock Exchange at ono por cent.
There had boon considerable advance In saltpstrs,
under the idea that the export prohibition would
removed.
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The stock In port Ii estimated at sos 900 bales of
which 24s 900 American. The above statistics are
all since the 1st OF January, tables having been pre-
pared last week.
STATE or TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
Advicss from Manchester report sales small and hold
ers demanding an advance.
THE BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
wakefield, Nash h Co. and others report -four very
dull and Cd. lower American a. otcd 2ss 32s. Wheat
dull and declined Sd. 4d rod Western, lis. Sd 12s
3D.; thcrn, LIS. ID. LIS. Id white western aud
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Court Calendar-Thi. Dav.

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1882, 1885.
SUPERIOR CouRr-The trial terms adjourned to tho st
Monday in February. new calendar Of causes trable
by jury will be made for the next February term
sistng first, OF all causes on the present calendar not
disposed Of aud, second, OF In which notes Of
inst The causes will be renumbered according to their
actual position the calendar and will be desgnat
ed the future day calendars by their numbers.
The day calendars for the first Monday Of February next
will contain fifteen causes each and contain the first
thirty causes the calendar, excluding those
COMMON PIEAs.-Part l-Equity Calendar-Nos rs,
142 49, 144, 145 46 LAT, 14S 149 150 161 162 15S,
154 1856 1885, 1877 1853, l59 160, 161 162 16S 1884, 1856,
1885, 167 Part 2-Nos o. 65 H. 72, 49, 109 %. 01, 9S,
o. 1OO 10l 102 LOG, 10S ITO, ILL., 49, 113. 114 1l5,
116 III 119, l2o 121 1z2 12S, 124 125, 12e 1871 12s,
OmcialDrawings OF tho Delaware State
Lottery.
II, 10, SO, 54, 80, 33, IL, l, 81, 81, 16.
GLASS D-January Is 1867.
lS, 81, 80, SO, 81, 80, IA, s, Al 26, 70, AZ, 20.
Circulars sent By addressing
Wilmington, Delaware.
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteres.
as ss s''sG'1 49, fs sas.- s 81 a.4s. 'sp % &c.
KnnrucsY, CLASS 4s-Jan q, issa
2, "a, As, SO, n, l8, 20, 80, 23, 40, 73, IL.
oo1I1saS MySRAx X ED6x D. y. loo. 90. xo
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German nv.

violent shock Of earthquake felt at Dresden
the 9TH extended far as Lepsc. No damage is
ported.
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France.

Tho Paris Bourso firm and advancing. Rentes
o8f. CSC.
Tho monthly returns Of the Bank OF France showed
decrease In cash Of over 1s 900 900 Of francs.
PARIS, JAM 11-Evoning.
Rsntes nrm ct 6sf. 6oc.
PARIS, Jan. IL, 1852.
decree by the Emperor appoints Marshal Magnan
Grand Master Of the Free Masons in France. The Grand
Master has hitherto been elected by the Free Masons
themselves.
Another decree regulates the taxation OF foreign bonds
and shares.
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SPAIN.

The suspension Of Shcas bank at Madrid is attributed
to heavy defalcations by tho junior partner The abi
ties wore estimated at f25o, 900 and upwards.
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Holland.
Ruasfa.

The Ministers had rendered their resignations.
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Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
and Worlds Hair Dressing excel all other preparations for
the hair. Depot, 1893 Greenwich street.