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from the WcrI EnhicN.

We have received files of The Beymadiar TO the
2S.h nit.
II. MS. Spi6re arrived OH Friday, the 9Th, via
Madeira and Lisbon. The ). comes to take the place
81 tie Kne, steam tug attached TO the Royal Naval
Iari. The X. is 10 b. sent 10 England
Ga tie lOth. Briiish steamer Gilsey Qnefn,
Wright from Mstanoras via Havana, with cotton
aud SIS 900 in specie, in want Of ooas. put iu'o
port
In Barbados, the public hcsith Lad much H.
proved, ard IA "Goveruinent Notice " declares q 9
l,and ir from yellow fever, 10 cases OF the dis-
case having appeared for come time. Tue We"iicr
was most uuiavorable for the growth OF the can
rain being much wanted. IL wss consiiered THAI
from this cause there woni be ihihng on IN 'h'
sugar crop to the amount OF twelve or hieen hnul-
red hogsheads. Subscriptions were beng ralsed iVI
1 the relief OF the LspcasLire operative.
From Jamaica We learn Of tue breaking out OF an
OF er extensive fire on The night OF December ~
considerable amouot Of property was destroyed.
The onsin OF the copllAgra0n Dad not Dech aseei'
tanned.
ILe CoIotid Standard Of tie 9Th January says:
The Intelligence received 10y the laft maii from
Euglanl OF the tender OF tle pfesent Royal Mill
Compsny a teryice having been accepted iof ihe
new contract TO commence January lSol, h. gwen
general satsacliOn, iIsomuch az II las relieved lie
community OF many doubts, aud much fuspeate ~
10 the haIbor VI Kingston becoming the pl"drsi
station.
H. Antigua the Home Of A,e,"b,y had been dl'
solved BY proclamation OF tue Governor, 'he ",',r
10 10 Isuod The l2'h inst, aud - be rctngnnhc
o. b. i9'h OF February. The weather 0as iagoia'
pie aud the crot- proAisel Coca returns. steam
l,w. the fret lar Oted il Tie 5'aud bad been rscI
on one Of tho plantations with every PROJECT OF
slcsesf. II was calculated that it would luTn ~
ten Ac.,e OF roll per day, vast advantage when We
oonsiIrr the ncat scarcity OF labor.
UenGfata Ia ssid 10 have sustained loss n0i easiy
reppi-ed in he death oi ils Chri Justice, who =
r:,ed on he IN Of Decen,Ler. The vacan, o.h.'
ad teen filled Professionally by The appointment oi
| the Alt.In. Y.t,enelll.
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. s.,crmuucipn,cd rreedn,nn.

Fv,r,c, Of .. letter from an officer Of the United
States Navy to hs wife, in this city, dated Key
West, Jan. q, 1906; -,
"Ibaye iu,t come In from the country. have
bean omt TO n small farm Of twenty acres, owned by
nero, formerly a slave. His history is very in
,eresling. lie was born in Mary land. ii wife,
who was free bought his freedom by selling herself
He in torn bought her freedom. He is worth now
about $4,000 lie furnishes considerable produce
for our navy and the army such as rsdshes lettuce,
green corn turnips, cabbage grapes, sweet apples,
iues, oranges, bananas, &c. His life adventures
are terrible and would sell batter IN print than any
Of Mrs. ii. b. Stoves works. for he is the irlaR er,-
dence of Slavery and Of Freedom. He has been IN
various parts of the South and finally settled here
He has frgoiful scars on lis person, made by him.
self under the following circumstances: At one
time when at work 10 Florida party Of fifteen men
undertook TO kidnap and sell him TO New Orleans,
as he WAS q very fioe.ookiug fellow. In order 10
make himself unstable and worthless as a slave
and thus SO ure his freedom he cut off part OF III,
left hand the cords at the back of h- heels, and cut
his right hip so TO make his leg useless. In fact,
be cut himself terribly. His is Sandy and is
about 60 years DID,"
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Weather Iscpori.-FzB. II, 1853.

BurpALo n. Y. a. m.-rhsiR4ometer 100. Barometer
1850 Wind r. Clear.
ToKoSTo. c. w, IA. M Thermometer ?3o. Barometer
20 -. Gear
sARsIA G W. a. m.--Thermsnie;er 40. Clear.
CBIcteo, ILL a m.-Ihernou.etsr 49, BSroinetef
20 no. Wind g. W. fadcitions Of rain.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. a. H.. Thermometer $50. BsTomstef
70. 20 aud falng. Wind s. Clear
CINCINNATI, O.. a m.--Thernoms,er go Wind 3.
L. Clesr. .
Clear
PORTLAND. Ne, 0 D. m.-The.mometsr $50. Wind N.
w. Clesr.
Bo,Iox. Mas, . m.-Themomster $50. wind n,
w Clesr. -
NV. Clear. 49,
EHw.YoRE. 0 a. m-Thernoms.eI $50. Wind N. w.
ClssL
PHILADrrrHIi, Pa, H. m.-TherHomsief $50. Wind N
Clear. -
N L. Clear.
OuKpRc, Z. T., a. m.-Th.rmoipe.er 30 below. Baron
eter O, Wind w. C.esr
RIsorsRI, 6. T., MI ,rmometer 100 above. bs-
romsseT 1920. Wind light W. Clear
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THE lSD.}.
~. SS.sY LNANIA CENIAAL hAlLRCAD,
win its couu~c'ionsf freis ,

N - ccI,.'>ssyLVANIa CENTRAL RAILROAD,
AA-'-'' win its ,ouurcfous, f'rois
raF suOHtEsT AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fpou NAw-iOsg ~ TIKI fAiNtPAL W. Say SlriEs,
Sven trans deli, from Ae" i'r< 10 lhsdelphia va
Arr. rf,nR90,I'.u }rHtINS GOA THG WFsr By THIS
""H natitr Law. NEN-NOHH EaON THE
80 4 or cUURrLANDr-Sf.
Ryv2y ph,a the ning pa leave New.
Yotk NJ A. m .sn cthrr routtsi tyening passengers
A. 4 .. m, one honr Ricr than Queer ae' .-
nv way Il Ai,n,osn. ..enins passengers esys a. p n,
rrjy ~ 4 SANE me Nor hesu liu- ~ Chic aud all
pant. In tue No West ITcsi,nr Indianapolis villa.
pouts West with e~er eha se. FL cars n,,,,.,, =.
slr4 pius C... shou. change lom Phids PHI. 70
Pa brrh mites. and Nrwi orb rtsoaEsa, ~ me'
Smoking sud rhoou Cars % ell Usus
R.,saes chee led thf ugl irauslers fIss.
Secure ''S' wif S;4 S i fNiS q al ;S
The Peunsylvalia Centsn Company runs az En'sreni
Accomn odaton Line which slods comfort 1e mode 0i
travel laes ooyiug Wess"ard at oneha The uus Tses
OF faro. rput,ucs
BY this route fesh 0i a dtscnp as can h. orwardsS
sud aay point the Rfoat- OF ono Aenins ~,
InciaI a. inos Wisco sin. iowa Msseon by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT, 20 any pot tie nav-abe MYERS OF
thu " ct BY s,esmsa from Pittsburgh. -,
The OF Ire ght si Om Any po.nt !" me wei ~
the P.nnsyvsna O-ns Reosd at al time, a. av.lsoS
s.s. cha lrd BY other RI5ad Compsaes Me.cssnss sns
shippers intuhs the ras2ouaion oi sLeI rissn - ID"
Company esn re'y WIN Ii S9th Sr1cS =" 49,
Turner's and Deslers in ly. Stocs viii mad Gus hos'
vsntsgrous route. tSPic'ous Natd' Ne, en thi. .s
AID LIS connections aud every stisnlOh u fos
From Harrisburg where will be o.nd t'e 30 PpiIIDEL
p pfM. SS%"W'yokK ard BALTINORE MARksIa
RMS 4 ~ 10Y Passenger Agent, No A'''''i'''~
LLECH Co. Er-Sh' Asen'i,' yo South winanH.
MCDONALD h BiscnoFf En- ss,nt 1 ,t,,tsxn.c.
pyoc,I LEWIS Genera Superintendent Altoona. Pa.
r"'Nii
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Message OF Brigham Vouup.

Tie DeseJd Noes La. & documen, headed sles.
rsge Of the Governor Of the State Of Desere," and
signed Brigham Young, Of which the following il q
guoits:
"Our Senators elect" w. III. Hooper snd Geo. o
Cannon, went to Washington last Spring, and il
vain enGeayOIed to secure he admission Of hi,
State. Congress took 40 action on the petition
TLey, and j. NJ. BeInhiss are still diligently labo.
ing for ito sane object. 10 is the priv ego Of Amer
icsn citizens TO govern themselves; SILL says tie
Governor, we prefer TO conform 10 esiabliai ed
ussges and hope soon 10 be regularly admitted. To,
Safe is in a condition OF great prosperity LIS pop
usiOn during he past season, la, been increased
by several tloc6snd immigrants, ite southern settle.
mens strengthened, cotton ieto be grown, machinery
has been imported especially for manufacturing
wool, aud there ia every reason for encouragement
~ to future prospects.
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Naval.
COURT. MARTIAL OF THE MONTGoMERYS CAP
I.IN--IuC sClLN EpIG .IE COL on LnQ

TAIN-TIIL stNLW TKIGATE CUIUKAUO
Capt Hunter, OF tie L. s. steamer Montgomery,
who was called lone in obedience 10 q request from
the Queen Of Spain, is now on his trinl before a
Naval General Court-Marial, at the Boston Navy
Yard, charged with being accessory to the burnt &
of tho steamer Blauche, in Spanish waerr. The
business Of the Court is carried on with closed
doors. II il asserted, however. that Capt. Hunter
viii he able to prove that the statement aboat hrs
ssssultns nsul ing officers in the service OF her
Cathoi,c Majesty are utterly without foucdaticn.
The Montgomery is now lying oil Chsresowh
Nsvy-Yard, awaiting orders.
The great sctow irigste Colorado has been ordered
10 cen. She leaves to-day after taking i'll ,olne
powder of the Battery. The Colorado is OF
our great screw frigales of 1855. She came here a
few weeks since To repair, was locked, and lie now
ready for active service The following ia correct
;;aelen Of the present condition Of the 1855 screw
nans
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enemy TO the Government which has put him into
tho uosi ion h. holds The writer avs

1--WE have shy number Of cortrabands hero, and,
eorsidering their nrlvileges IL IS srrprsingt to hnd
u N 20 IL -geut. They will DO 0nytbl TO ob'i2e
~. ao0 have !, chapce to do mach, as many q our
men SIRE 20 coutemmibly mean as TO impose Oh hem
III every WY they clB.
"Several boat.loads came across the other day
from the opposite shore They were OF all agrs and
such destu.e, ragged. forlorn set never saw oe'
fore. Our Proves, Marshal sent them away WIN
ont as much "a tivi, them loaf Of bread, though
they were near furnishing, ald toll them wien he
wanted them he vonld send for them. shoniu Ike
TO see bin paid in lis owe coin.
We sa@ two negro regiments on oai WY ne,e
from New Orleans. One company was 1rawn W
bv a depoi. They lad new unions, anu niue
c3od anneersure Thev have colcred line officers,
AID TO all appearance effective ones.
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show. contained provisions Of any public interest," and thsy
were adriked without contest.
COURT cALESDAR-Fos MoSpAY.

SUPREME CoURT.-GENERAL TEGN.--N0nenn
merat.d-Nos g. So ST. 50. g. 81. ST. SO, So s. ~ 20 %
Enumerated -Nos. 49, -, IS. - 49,
suPREaE COUHT--CIYCr;T--PnrtI Moe. IL,
- ca IlJ7 e0 3.5 49, tl 40 ~ s69 s,9 eo 9o' sy
so :53 eIl so a. a. 74T Bo7, ls5 y 1858 Part III
Mo-. 1880 llgl 934 4o, 1920 49, liJl iJ5 ltiO ii4o
lAla ASA 1886, 1850 ls6U. 1852. ls66. li6s. l+Io
SUPREME CoURr-SPEclAL TERM.-Nos. 81, OF
ISL 2a 3J a. 3ls 37 49, 49, 32o 80. ga. 81 u.s. 3z6
3l9. $50 .3i. 33l.
CouRr or COMMON PLEAs.-TRrAL TnRa.-Ad
iorrp.o for the term The General Fern Will be 10 session
SvrERIoR Corrr-Pnri Nos. 1860, pol, S5'
1877 1919 $751; 1852 1885, 1851 1850 1861. 49, Tvs l5t
1919 Pat INo. 1894 10 So 9li. 1904 i2Al lob its
lola, l1.6, 1913, 1890 1912 1924, 1926.
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LAW INTHLLIGENCR.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-FsB. N-Bofofs
Justice LHoyARD.
The BYRNrs HoNicIDE-srLLiyAs ACQUITTED.
The Jury in the case of Dennis Sullivan, charged
with the murder of Thomas Byrnc, after having been ont
since yesterday at o'clock entered the court this morn.
iug at 10 o'clocs, with verdict Of No, guilty"
Tho prisoner and ssid al sincerely thsuk ne Court
aud Jury for this act Of justice soemnly that
United thst &C, solely In dee dug nag own lfs"
Judge Leons,d said: "sn.vsn hope tho, you will
srsin carry pistol"
The Court adjourned to the first Monday 10 March.
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bort tUar0Cns' NOtlcc.


P.gIW,npENs y. .f'r. 10 "a Nsl'-'.
&'O1lCE il L,rcpy given, 10 ateordance WIN
section Of tn Act passed A"t' H. 1877, tnii'ei 40
~. .a t..4.l., Co. " ..l5at Ouc" of trr Tor 81 sew
NoAto 900 r.lsors tn,rlc.fi iu, having clsee "' ,A'
ct u, .f oi .u.h ln Iifs easnnAi"' ~ s-4t'' VA
l.!r.t. vessels now ui-i chriu.ti %, tue or
Nrrs gud % { sho fed surveys o. oxlun 'n7 Wa Dr.
I,..i p, ma ter d.s ~. rlccc.dr, th1 notice. o.
.. a.l .aId vessels: . 4. ,, q, ID
iaf '' -
LarA hHrl ~ w
Bry Iiss
IL Magua e. ait,....-.'...'-'- ''t OF d. 1, ~
i'i -" = - -
Sch. CLor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~, 80 "
NN. a. 81 KLtiGu, tiesleont'
. fro', nrErrN.S, SecfcrY
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Sailed.

's,esm,lips-rass uIamb, Chsssfeske Tbome. spass'
(sn.I or " of Richmond 4 aGspotl City VI hsnegts
Ter Or }. AID hDsu- ke. -
Sap, -Budgc, lBr) sunbeam tr J. 81. Ch,rle' william
No,th Aueican, 81. Gfs.n!es santa Anns, Mobile tbEl
Elvre, DisrselL
Buks-Lydis Cole Harmon. Harvest Traveller, Reindeer
Aara KiuIta Bo.s irrus Bius jacket tBE) Alma tj:)
Bns-Oeesu rravecr, May. sco,land Gill Br I swin
,Nory.l Ah.lu- Elnn Ann (Jr), Wm. Mcneil J. Wheel
Wdaht 4. 7. J.. $1,000
sehoolsf,-Absit BucAetL Frodonia William Burroughs
al.
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The TRIAL OF A SOLDIER FOR MURDER.-1u the
Hud,on County Court on Saturday morning, JUDGE o.
den charged the Jury in the OF Matthias Gatrdo on
tri, murder OF Max We,. The Jury wont out at
lao o'clock and 10 hour in with verdict Of murder
In the second degree Judge Ogden expressed himself salts
fed with the udng Of the jury aud had doubt but thu.
would meet with tho appreciation of the community Tho
vsrdc, received BY criminal without any sppssnt
change In his appearance.
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U. s. COMMISSIONERS oFFlCE-r,n lL-Dsfo,e Co
missioner OsBoRS.

PASSING Az ALTERED 4" GREESBACE.'
Edward II. Bliss WIS brough, before the Commits
sonct th, morning for liza ion eh,sri With pairing
$50 UHiiod States s,snbsck" note altered ifoui ~ -
Nylo's 1bester Saturday night lss Mr. Nli''o the
treasurer recognized tho sccl,ei sud .,hod that he
boz office abou; "A o'clock ard rendered tie
Witness said il bad Ald Akrd accused where he Ct IT.
lie said faro bank ia Ihifd avenue" Nu-- -sk-d
II he did know It bad lie said So. ad ths, he
had ,om. other raone,' Is tines. lid Wat and viii
set sou IogG cpsDge witness opens ,hs door hahn. 70
The vet buie AM tod The OIL -sr 20 rop thd mtn'
The accused o. o,esbeo in Pearl 'tect aud
brought back 30 bad mousy f,uai ng0n lin. 1.c
fAho Of Tie srcuief e,uhed tia, lie hid been 10 The
United Slses third elsss boy be hisc srsd
Septem5eT ao2 end bfoost home with h!m soso IL -
@i2 bad which bad been inTo.ed upon him Bro'.
he suesed b, sad he he'd plee rL.isi sPhs be
tbst h. gsye lis l,hor SO CT 81 Nhiea pot IL
bank Tor hin.
The Cop.onsI rensrdsl e prisoner en- reserved bis
deei .or tail Monday.
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A Delin.u.n, pro,o.t iuar.bsi.

member Of the 20 Connecticut, who is repre-
@nted TO us as being truthful man, now stationed
y BfAs6esr City, aboat 80 miles above New.Or.
sah' IN letter to friend gives tho following piece
VI ihicrua,ion. The Provost Marshal referred 70 is
~anSs cupid wisa I,.a.G " ". luly, VI IL 81
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n;stress in New (oundlard.

ST. yohs'- ". Y Saturday, Feb "a 1903
The weather ia very severe, aud the ihhaoHan.S
Of this Island are suffering very much IN cohse
queDce.
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- JonNs n. r. Saturday Feb Il I5s5
The chip Rothsay, which went ashore iesr be,e,
has been cold, aud will probably be Got OIL The
wreckers cut away her Inasts aud pldndoret the
cabin and cargo. The rng.leader ia tie affair has
beeu arTested,
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Tho Br .e's An,ir b,f'.s rep si ashore a. Ttpslio
Cove w. &c oh INST, acg oiscuaTfps portion o. her
c.c9 ST. i,J ard sailed CO., 4ith or Nrw-l o.
ir .c- All, boz. r req ted ..o-e % New l. ''t H.
s.. lrss potion ot hei o-feo va y,s'edos r'-'e
,it ..u. g. ~ ,ty. sac but tile wstrr I".
Iu .ump. k,rr ArT A,e sh7 apw ies ~ the Allan i'
D.f. N..ri.tu
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THr ISSUE or SHIErLhsTrRs.-OUr attention ir
called to tho fact that quite number OF banks 10
Vernon: aud other Saier. generally those east enti-
tied 70 credit, have commenced issring Functional
currency. 1t is suggef,ed that Government should
lay 50 heavy a tax such Issues as to Put stop 70
them At once.
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CARE FOR CosSLcrIcUr SoLDiERs.-Gov. Buck
il CHAM, who is III Washington looking after the
interests Of the Connecticut soldiers will earnestly
press the privilege NJ, only Of allowing hld State to
advance pay 10 their own troops every mouth,
Lut alao 10 permit the lrdusporbion Of lher lick
and wounded home, TO be cared Tor IN Connect u
no pi:Gle.
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rnE SCULPTOR STpAY.-rhe many En9lish ad-
mirors Il the mott thoughtful, aud perhaps the most
original Of modern seuptors, will be glad 10 hear
tat Mr.. Slofy's ciIsei has not been Idle la,ly lir
chicf i'm .hed Work has been statue OF Judith- Ie
cOncep,iDu-a IemarhaDle deviation FROM the common
Ok OF flushed cEnl alton end ynoiciive ulnmlh
which ltaHn artists Pive--is that OF an All cal &
Heaven 10 viudcate the Justice Of the grcft deed
done. T.erc - 80 faheriug Oi purpo-e az TIE gu"~
strslusI upwafd 10 l0CseLes9 ia TIE grasp Oh ihu
sword but tie bs Of a. untold fdtIihcc,
Ne renss OF gull b, the pesent and The past,
The dilaaion of n mind chat 10 pleading with the Ia
visible world, are unnietskably craven on brow aud
altitude. A smaiier etstne If Hero looking for
Leander torch IN hand almost fauitese Ia Ia rep
resentation Ot anxiOus dDubtL search. TIC iluid,
teAntiial girl, OvernBsioTod for the moment by one
sentiment viii probably respreer in IL hundred Iui-
'a"0hs, and become u houseio.d form. Mr.. story -
al present engoRed or u ttstne Of Sanl, tao cay
uIodei OF which has Just beeu completed Here there
VIZ Grtstic tradi ion--bke tho Noses 81 Michael
hpgel0-to ruggcst or warn. The JoWigh klng IL
seated, but ei,s IA If 10 m'S ht start up IN moment
hs brows aIe bent Us II ia Thought; bis bands play
with sword his face il wsrking with The disqui-
etudc OF the evil spirit wtln, or with the thou 4
81 0yalty az stake, tbs deathless type Of kngsh AZ
feud win prophecy; be is tyrast--Essiern ,yrant,
peibafs-but over all heroic.
<st.LUs
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.tNfAItHa sLra. &C.
IN li.e,..6:j srt'....-...''.'''- Moon hlsci s;E
hru wtIHH 900. u,E
,n1J iIoot.. 5..2 Gov I'iand ':.4 ho.'6se'... sOl
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CAPT. Allen Of tie brig Hannah, at hspinwGll,
reports, jan %, when 20 uie- south Of s.. Domin-
20, saw the smoke bud fpars Of steamer. and hnlf
an hour afterwaId raw a vessel burning, about II
nile from the steamer. Saw the buruins vessel all
night but tlerc being 10 wnd could not get to her.
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jJrofceslonal Notices.
9ewlng Alashjnss.

ktEWING MAClilNES.-A first class Sewing
- Machu.- such Wheeler Wilson's. Singers, fiA 70
= yon. How &C. lis, &c. ALP On e. sthJ -sH's]'
ard 10 RENT, By J.. H. DIAMOND. aJ9 BTosdwsy'
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IICKkH.
wtLis PROVED.
The Will OF lo late Anniow IL. Mckie, formerly
MAJOR of tlis ci.y has been aircJ 20 pro'ste. me
will Of tin T. lowing have been provcn; Piad'nr"
Wake ksiy T. n tins RIA Mgotc. Sus9nuH' no tyl.
,,,.lntL a, lIssbt and Oo,Jsc W. Lisll Move 81 iAr
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III -
J TERNINIS- Tas.euarr Depot, Jamsse and loot ot
3stA.t r.. K.Niu'er alfarl en"rs commencing ndiy,
Oct q 1872: l. a,e New'fok Al D. ia Tor eenro't as
hrfhar curut sd ii9irtous. a. q r. a"d H. ior
.ln; co Do. s,d m. i.r sy''s~i; a. D. m to hemp
Suasys llui 'l's Pciht "a Let
Frry, g. u, - Nsphank I'D ine-.nej.ae stations
=, trnion rTe.i ls uufus leave, laphrk 20 1896 ui
GA Friiss emil slrdly isat the D. n Imp usin vii run
-, -. Crserrot r.tun T. > Sitnr sv and Mondsy
80 80, M srfiv... h. ew-N . ( g. 50 A.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave

IL tom foo Of Chtgi'"-s--f.:
d. H., EXPRESS for Buffalo,
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NETWORK, fIARLEM, and ALBANY X. r.
~ For Albany Troy, Sorth and W,E w STER AR
RhNGEMENT, commencing No NDAf, Nov. IL. i5a2
For ALBANY IO;-0d Expfess II Train from 2sh-st.
Station. R..u. ming Leave Albsn'. - l. 80
For I.ccs TIzia. I zoe table.
JOHN BURCflLL Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-F Al

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NORTH AID Ml.SE rfs;ns Lave:
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P,ssstiu ulin 1913 p. m. ttl T. NJ
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Great Brituin.

Mrs. Beecher Stowe, in reply to an address from
the women e England, some years ago, urging the
Abolition Of Slavery, writes that the great Anti.
Slavery work, TO which their English sisters ex'
horted them, IL alnos, done.
The Giebe saye that Parliament will probably
meet on the 5th OF February.
The OfoJs also says, tho efforts OF the Ministry
toward economy have been successful to a subetan-
tal extent, and coupled with increased income.
The Chancellor Of Exchequer's Budget will be yeTy
favorable.
A meeting Of the shareholders and friends Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Co. was held ut Liverpool, Oh
the 7h 10 hear address from the Hon. Jas. Stuart
WOriley, on the prospects, Of the enterprise. Sir
William Brown presided, and there WIS al infn-
eDtlAi and numerous attendance.
Mr. Woniey spoke at length. He took a conf
dent and hopeful view Of Affairs, and earnestly ap
pealed for commercial support.
Speeches IN Il similar strain were made by Sir
William Brown, Mr.. Ewart, NJ r., and ether
gentlemen Of influence, all OF whom promises sub-
-tAn,ial aid 10 the undertaking. Mr.. Wart.ey an
uouncod that tho directors had not bound them
selye. 10 any firm, OF any kind of cable but held
themselves open 10 take the very best that offered.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
The Paris correspondent OF TIE London Times
says the Spanish Government do rot intend 10 name
any other person TO the embassy in Pans in the
place OF Concha until they see how matters go'on
after the French have occupied the City OF Mexico,
which the French Government hope ~ effect about
the middle Of February.
The relations between Paris and hairid are far
from cordial. The French Government are most
anxious 70 have the cooperation Of England after
the troops arc IN possession OF the capital.