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SENATE.
ST.. PAUL, Tuesday, Jan. q.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order by the President, yro
tenn.
Prayer by the Chaplain, j. O. Rich.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING.
By Mr. MILLER, bill for an act to amend
the act of incorporation of the town of Chat
field. Read first and second time.
By Mr. DALEY, bill for an act repeating
the act of incorporation of the town Of Owa-
tOnna.
By Mr. DANE, bill for an act providing for
the payment of the volunteers or militiarnen
engaged in the service OF this State during the
late Indian outbreak. Read the first and sec
ond times, and referred to the Committee on
State Affairs.
Mr.. BERRY, from the Committee on Inter-
nal Improvements, to whom was referred the
bill concerning fish in the north branch OF Root
River, recommended the indefinite postpone
ment Of the bill.
The Report was adopted.
Mr.. BERRY, from the Joint Select Commit
tee to whom was referred all matters relating to
| the removal of the Indians from this State, re-
ported q memorial to the President and Con-
| gress, and recommending that all other bills
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

pooKs.-DRALERe IN CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
I'D Prna Cards eereo-copic Views Cartes Dc visite-ip
sveryth NJ IN this line, Be had owess
wholesale pricss GEORGE PECK 4 CO.. Purchasing
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American Lloyds.

AMERICAN LLorDJ RKoIsrRT os AMERICAN AND FoasrGE
sHIrrINo established In 1857 under the approval Of the
Board Of Underwriters Mesrs Taylor Harshorne q
King, compilers and proprieors 35 Wall street
We have received copy Of the American Lloyds Registry
work must eventually render IL both popular and
ing numerous class of merchants both
abroad is In fact standard work the
jects embraced within Its binding The Of this
position attess at once the and parsy of the
system Of classification Of which was initiated and
has adhered by the copers Every resis-
tered the book has her qualities forth by distinct
mark the meaning Of which explained the pages
Thus the mark applied to vessel indicates abe
been specially examined and that her hull frames
erngs have been found sound aud efficient all her sp-
purensnces In Of the most valuable
kind to shippers who obtain it In unvarying and
liable form by consulting the Register Themselves Every
other plan OF naval classification
appearances alone. which are always uncertain.
appears that the whole tendency the Register
undertaking should be su encouraged BY underwriters
shpowners shippey and others interested trading
marine. l. t1ftt
The periodical growth and expansion Of the 10 It's
present sze6l2 pages-a6ords solid testimony Of
the feeling which prevails lis favor In tho influential
circle TO which addressed and for benefit OF whom
the arduous work Of its compilation rst undertaken
while at the shows forth the that
mercantile marine has Increased in number
the difficulties inevitab be from slate Of civil war.
The foonss appended to the different OF vessels
give the numbers % follows viz 9
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4 PearsaiL -"
oe.os. sss y ss ess:9s ss. =
u,srs having aP sns alesk:
9chr Augusta, knight Bontoa. daya MN
8chr Monitor, Bessos Wareko1n dAyu rM
6chr smith. Smith, Pail River. No. "a
Schr Thames Robinson, Gtoninetou.
Schr N l. Hall. Lawrence, Albany for Poruaod O.
Steamer Thos Scott (U ansport) ocorrelown DO fer
New Orleans--put In for orderuL
Steamer Beverly. Pierce. PhadelphiA.
Steamer Pelican. Baker Providence.
Steamer Kingfsher. Williams, Rrovidsnos --~
- Nfll ,kiA SAILED - u 81 p .f 4
isthaBark pfeil brigs Crimea, Leni schrs Davis
r Smith. Graham.
Wind at sunset g. light
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II Yor WANT TO KNOW
Wv MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, ''@o
good book for eveyy one Contents tables free 81 the
principal newspaper depos throughout the country, a.
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DEAD MARX AND LEARN THE CONTENTS or THAT
IL nvaiuabe woyk, .The Illustrated Marriage Guide md
Medical Advlssr.r b. wM EARL Md. 200 pagss mailed
everywhere IN sealed enveore % receipt Of cur
rRAyELLERs TO EUROPE SHOULD PROVIDE
tbsmssves With HARPERe HANDBOOK FOR Eu
RorE AND The kAsL y w rsmeross m a rs.ridse fhls
r,,s' .ss III z ~ HsfEsrSs I;s,S. G0
fER . 1AITnEss IN sssd % vssi ~ .sii. sss;sss
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S HIPPlN G NE w S
Movements or ocean stsamsrs.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
An ,.is, snd packages in,nded for s NEW YoRR HERALD
should Ne seoi,d
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HopsEKEEPEns. !.
IN lots 10 SUIT Al tb. Furniture contained IN his
spos,s ~ near ssM syssas
made BY Vel; sih csocscs CrYtans Btasees Boer.
case Nrrorsa bfenyes fanuIgs siAtuary Bu6e Er,sp.
soD Tate China ass End Silver Ware sufeyb rosewood
Ch.mtef yurniinrs. ssursssss Ae furnnIs AL new
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sos-rnsrrssy o. .ss,S:sD ..oAl ...1v.,D ., WHITE.
,,.,,n. co.s. s..vsy " o!yIcr: . Nay 4 isss.
and Winter 9uarter snoa the
poscn 70 have srasn III ,Se srmn az sa sss h mp
To1ss S & S. BY 1ss Sar rn sN =:
would respectfully request permission TO pubsh in hs
carefully and thoroughly sounded ont the locality Of
'Hs sss s
pd no =.
ssny heavy ss on. .sr o Winter "
eSed hoa .a.a The heavy snS s%e over
Very ressny ss son 70
Hon cn,s sesre.y Of he isa.s Coast Survey
Ship R,sr.o. afnH: rom Liverpool s for SYort Jun.
IS '''' Ion :" ro,.,., ro,,,.
hello 5: ; STss =
&C. sS % s.ho kns'ts" a. 's 0'f CIV Horton Sleeper
SD May g srss Boiling Wave co,lin, yYork; June 2
i. aSE TsiS'rSn roi. bark Webster. from Boston arr
MY E.aseo June an po .ehr. Dexter for New York
d1ys I%sa ia sna ay Nsnsfj RI
via Port Maria: cerss,ia Lewis, Nyort.
Kys " ss ISis B rS5 sm
SYork and sd ieh for Gienfesosl sth Hsnsock Grts
SSSs.n NSSTs for A:Enws pS d.rss Gang "a
uia tnTl 'rpckeU New
June brig liarkawsy Wilson. Baltimore. Sid Msy Is.
brics Monrose, Hall Old Harbor Nth, Bradshaw, Fish
Black kiver .,,
sssn c.I IT, ,Eo a Ss.s Sr Pc po
American Ports.
:ss .s s;
non Jersmis Johannes p,. tnanol Msness Nsn.snii
Bion Howes do ''' - A'N"' "e'''a' Nio'A'
~iaii- =, .,,n prevs,e, csic,,s,.
RAJ TiwoRE Juns IL. Ar an cob.sss, rasr p.,
clS bris pemon, Iote Tes,ie Rosa. hyptS' so.on
mr. ,sEspcpr Iuns s-sia br,s w,,... ~ c... 80.
c.ySeras oN'' '"" S"s ''s "''~"i 'lsrs' iucser
DI.;IToN June ll-sld sohr n " wo,ss p.n,o pAo.
de phis ''' 'e"'o"' fn"s
town. DC; Mountain Home, Pond XYore' .oon Go'dsn
Eli,abe,hpor; w Thorns Davis NYork "'ee's' 'ehen
EEY WEST June 2-In porr hart ioi Trnch. h,,s. w.
ali from Phadephs. scnr Kate sewaTt for DO ~
rcu Boston 5sSS. r. r.' s.R s,.sns s,.w.
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ARRIVED.

- ARRIVED
Steamship Ocean Queen Wilson. Asrinvan. yure q vA
passeaeers and treasure 70 Allen. -
sssmship Piantagenet fBr) Bennett Kipsston IA Jppr
o and Port an Prince 7h, with mdse and pamenEers 70
Walden Booth. 18th inst 200 mi.s Sc OF Sandy Hcos
saw schr Alabama. Of wsiln.ct steering
passsd Ahler l7b Care Good Hcpe 2eh with hsmp &c 70
sinsli se ssip xaI,hs Ride9ut bound
e. passengeIs TO Crocxer Wood Co.
Snip Agnes fof Boson), Jones Londonderry, 80 days In
ballast 20 master Had uneh fos latter part Of passAss in
snip Bae,phsus tRr of Liverpool BAKE. BAHIA Nav "a
with sugar 70 Chas Johnston sh inst. lat ~ Ion g7
spote shp Hewster ls days from Calua for Boston.
ship n Mallory, Lesser, key West, Tday,, with mdss
(Trxe carco), TOD Clapp, US Marshal a. Key West.
BARK Delhi tBr of Yarmouth. NS) purkss, Antwsrp a.
days With ndse 10 Boyd Hincken In la a. Jon 50 saw
an ictherr " -"
Bark Morning Light waiter Buenos Ayres Ami IA ara
81 dsys from Mon'evideo with nides Ac 10 Harbecs 20
Bre Csr. tBr Of 8, Johns NF), skinner Lngsn cB 10
Bra Clio tBr of Halifar, Grant " indsor vs IA a..
win plaster, 70 master. "'''
Brs Forrest, s,rou,, cheryneid. days
sehr ahlip Bndteo ssf Plymouth hss.) Mullins Port an
,cp--pat IN With csr;sln ana an two men ssck
schr noyeva tspl, Christopher. Salt Cav TT N ssv.
with salt Poppe AGO iOh uN ~ a. VOW n n ns.S1
bs apparently epper ON Ore and burned Scwu 70 her
couDeF. .T--f-
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Diagrams showing sectiops OF the principal parts ship
OF about 800 TONS standard rules for oonsrucng and cas
cidcaon OF vessels rules FOR measuring and
stng tonnage In the United States tables Of length
OF rigging for vessels from lsOo down
for stowsge OF mixed cargoes &cs &C. area forth
length In this volume
The work be obtained OF Mesrs Taylor Hsrshorne
King IS Wall street, of Blunt ITO Water
-r Miscellaneous.
saIr MARCY Hickey a. Boston from Sunderland. re-
ports April 23 lat So Ion TO- had heavy shipped
which stove part Of the buwArks and broke the
sailor.
ssIr DIcrAroR. Phillips from Liverpool for Hong Kong
destroyed y the prvaeer Georgia. 1928 tons register
built in 1855 at Robbinstown. Me- aud New York
BARK TAcoxy, MnndAy. from Port Royal for a
captured BY the prvateer COquettc
teer built IN 1856 at Newcastle Del 2os register
and owned by Geo II Ayres, Of Philadelphia
BARK ToRoUAro TAsso (A11 $50 TONS built at Rostok In
In 1854, has been sold at auction for $4l5O cash.
BRIG CRAWFORD (of Bangor) Munson for Aspin wall got
ashore LIST inst the point OF Island became
total loss Crew saved OF the cargo probably
be say ed in damaged condition
B.IG MARY ALyINA Frohock. from Boston for New Or.
ter bilt at Portland in 1853 hailed from boston and
owned by q Talbot 4 Co.
BRIG CLARENCE (of Baltimore) captured by the Copfede
steamer Florida. bound from Bahia Baltimore
She was 253 tons register built at Baltimore In 1857
scHR A sHIvpLsR ireland from Port Royal for Phlia
depha, burned by the privateer Coquee built In
at Somers Point NJ. 299 hailed from
Harbor, and was owned by the master and others
scHR JOSEPH Ross of Providence 1856 tons built at
Camden NJ In 1851 been sold to Messrs Staples Phil
lips. OF Taunton. on private terms
Sem EL'zABRIn HALL has been sold at S2t00
The fsliswng table gives summary u the
harbofs Of New York. Boston, Philadelphia Daitimero
and New Orleans at the latest accounts from each Of hes
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face-some $3.50, ,000-on the ground that the
stock is likely to yield ten per cent hereafter. while
the bonds only yield seven per cent; that they
will call the directors to close account for the
large sum of monoy they had on hand on the LIST
of May, which has been since increased; and that
they will either insist upon dividend at once, or
will obtain satisfactory evidence that tho money
can be used more benefcially for the company
than by division among the stockholders On
the one hand it will be shown that the road
was built and equipped for business Of $7oo, 900
or $500 900 per anAum, and thatfit is expected to
do q business of 81 750 600 and over, which is now
pressing upon it, large additional outlay for
equipment. depots and iron is essential. On the
other hand it will be urged that the company have
on hand money enough to provide all the additional
rolling stock, depots, &C., that are required, and
besides to pay dividend on the stock. 1t is not
pretended that dividend can be postponed be-
yond September.
Considerable activity prevails in the bonds of the
State of Missouri, in consequence Of the Emancpa.
ton Convention, which assemblies tomorrow If
Missouri becomes free State there appears to be
good for assuming that its credit will stand
as high as the credit of Ohio, Illinois, Iowa Min
nesota, and other free States adjacent, whose
bonds are uniformly held at premium. In point
of resources Missouri s probably the richest of the
Western States, and If slavery be abolished it will
probably absorb the lions share of the oopious i'm
migration which is pouring into the country. Mis-
souri, State bonds are. moreover, mortgage on
railways which cost fully twice as much to build
az the entire State debt. Under these circum-
stances they are naturally at 10 per cent. with Is
per cent back interest. tempting purchase to
spectators. =, ,s4,,f. s.
The imports of foreign merchandise, exclusive Of
dry goods at this port for the week ending yester
day were 81 40 200 the export of specie for the
same period ONLY t266 900. t st.ltaf
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o1TY COmmnROIAL REPORT. :

bA1ukDNs June IS--b r H.
Assn-Saes Of so bbs. made at &c. for pots, and
exc. for pearls. Stock I25 bbls. A reosg
BAlADsruFa-Flour was more active but was unset
tied in price. The days sales reached 900 bbs State
and Western, 400 Southern and 600 do Canadian with
In viaadn oiatto
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~ L EoPoLp, DEALER IN NEW AND sEcoNp
~. hand furninre No - Eighth avenue, n r. New
me highest prices raid for second hand Purnre Pares
may bs waited on 81 Their residences BY Addrens note
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r. Jlrciof 81, FnrrfharR publ .ar. decree oi ii'
National Gotrrfuelf 90 Wsr.Iu dated July b order
Is.4 forced joan ~ ID n.0 0oD Polish i1rirt
POLISH leader WI.i,ntai ils l,'n totally ir
f..,.f it if. Eu..frn. rtrr ~uluuch. Nsaieuski be-
r...-i,f lad lndorIy about iIofhis detachment sue
c..led iu ,.clmrr \ proclamation iHued by ihe
National Government II WuraW. 90. 90 'i't CON
t.0f .r not hHsrd upon f'r Independence - Poland.
wtl.tle restoration e. tle holhdirl,s ~ lt,-
Tho pro. .mai01 calls on tr PEOPLE ~ IiLulnn ihe
Kingdom of Poland and ~ Hcl"eh 90 fisc do a srh
crll inturIcctonL m
Pom in.urecit leaders were hanged before The titn
del az War-an cor Juy 80 Upward ~ I'D persons have
been arrested loo kni,h aid subjected 90 great M t,ht
.rlt Sltfuluc pcr.uaa hno been transported {"
Orrtl.re fum Wlfslw. and incorporated VIII ihe
cnnl companies Of Ole army. TIE force 90 the Polish
r. dor CLmleAnsL defeated tlc enemy at Sroonln ol
tir-.tl july
Aflcgf.fl from Wafsaw says. II l. rumorod that
sr ifagrfeefiou viii break out leic ou The on. The
Natlonnl Government ALL iafplIu lr Inhabitants when
thc ilelt time i0I .lsuriecflon -Ahl have nHhtd.
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tu-trin aud PRUSSIA.

The PnIi. No4i~ur Publishes in conspicuous type at
w,rirl, corrrttuintlne Alaiun upon being more tAnh
ever decided upon making common cause win u'
Weston PapcIf whether boo tAc way oi hheror neg"
iailou- CO., fur stronger mcnsnrct.
Ds,tia,a throw. into strong confirms, with The con
duct ~ Auitfn nj selfish aud nni National character
of . p,Ir, 81 Tfu-.l1 who instead II acting DO con
crrt WITH Der German ncifhhois. gives moih aIu ~
Eu.s.u los lcr cquiyocm bearing
Tic EMPEROR of Austria and tAc King OF Prussia
met al o.f.n watering place in SHlhurr ou ihr Ja
inst Tie kiur accompanied h' h'n Mnhi"uii'l iiiH'
,istcd Tine EMPEROR and the Visit was aitcrwnrd -
turned tlc Emperor being accompanied by the AIeh
duke Ludwig
\ Telegram from Berlin Aug y says ACCORDING '"
lef,eft received here fom 81 Petersburg the iraid'
sss, contradict tie statement Oi the " mDrot DVt'
ncf0n. That rsia Bro view ~ the bad eject produced
b, t rctrs ~ Prince tjorchnkon 10 the three Powers
W. .o1cd Ia nccodc 10 tie proposal 81 Conference
Of TIE Powcrs WHO signed the Treaty Of Vienna.
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NHcNIan.
AICuDCKE MAXIMILIAS, LOUIS NAPOLEON And 1HE

AICuDTKE MACMILLAN, LOUIS NAPOLEON AND IHE
rOPE.
ROME july 81 The Aroldukc Macmillan Of Austria
has sent tie Pope copy Of the Emperor Aapcons LEI.
ter frgursiing him 10 accept the throne Of Mexico u
chosen by popular suffrage. Tie AIchdgkc has Informed
the Popc Thai be Is greatly disposed To accept IN" Offer
and hat in going to Mexico rciieiou htcf@ts Viii
largely occupy bis attention. The Court Of Rome u
wol sati fled with thc prospect
AEEIyAL OF MEXICAN rEisoNEEs ~ TRiNtE.
From Nh. Par. C,rrr, poudcni Of The London Times.
The first detachment Of Mexican prisoners, who are
10 be located IN the interior OF France arrived AZ ~
Teur in Normandy during the night Of the nth uIt.
The detachment consisted Of twelve generals, sn col
0ne one licutcuant.cOlDncl three maj0h ana two cap
tanb. They were taken prisoner NJ Pucbh, ara aI'
permitted TO wear their swords. Gen. Forey having
granted them tAat Indulgence in consideration oi The
bravery with which they defended the town afmnhi TIE
French whom the prisoners coll the int soldiers ia me
world.
While their lodgings being prepared, tle pris
Oncrs assembled IN the large room Oi The Il"r 81
the Grand CERT They appeared 10 be much abccicd ri
their position eXilcs and uneasy as 10 the reception
they might meet from the French people. They were
shortly SCI 10 rcst on this point by very friendly
speech from the Deputy Mayor who theu offered then
Refreshments. The prisoners expressed Their gratitude
in very warm terms. Some Of them speak French fiu
entity while many Of them understand what is said o
them.
The arrival Of tie Mcxicans excited considerable
curiosity among the Inhabitants Of EyrcuX. Crowds
assembled In front Of The hotel IN which the Generals
are temporarily lodged ard their surprise great
10 fAd theig uniforms similar TO that Of Generals ia the
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rutfn an, (l.isr.

4 fca..am l,m Bombay d July y, sayS;-
Cr Shii- ard uiu rs, si quiet Cotton dul and declin
i flltst o i,e ool for Cotton aa ENchane" on Lon
doi fl.tcl.s -. 3d.
TIcC.i,atta and CHM malls reached sue" on Juy
,.,,t b,lfif time own g T. the steamer conveying
t.1 hi. ius broken h'r screw. The following are the
tc!.,rains Of corTe.oi0i ncNs:
t.IDlrIA july a--..iiiuuss quiet Mule tvitt hrn'
To-. ff. q, London &C.. ld frr ling" on London p. 3D.
E,Nu,i. July a-ShiIiines md Twist quiet Cotton dull
.b u..ing. Ezch.r., 90 London, %. Cotton fi'lgits
a, ilgffu.... 49,.
Cue. ia, July 8.-Sii.tiurs quiet Twist firm *
-l..-D 90. fpisIt. & LONDON, o.. o.
CtNroS. june i2.-Gotal export Of Tea 10 date,
~. 10000 No. F,chansc ON London -. loid.
su.Sonap Junf Tea firm, but quiet. SAlNhe CLEARED
Tool e,ror n tH lars and Licinu-. On London g. bid
C,sr"l. June l2.-Cotton goods unchanged Esch'nse,
.Irt c,, d,
si',Ncusr. June 5.-Tea Gm bat quiet Sls market
rl..rr! F,lhaigr ~.
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81. Foam O. = MAI S4F.sEK EyrNiSG SIAE, (
or sAsnf fiook SAItspAy N0ANlNG, Aug IL, labJ.b
tapt w u. bEIL. Commanding
sa The snrd passengers board your Steamer on
300 ,a,agr f.oiu New Oras tpr~ iofk about 10 close
desire before railing 90 eAIirs Ia you a." unqualified
isfarou they have p,rucsd Boo this voyage, and Ia all
r rtrun taces attending IT, W. have found .n your sp
.in nf elegance comfort creed and safety aud Boz your
II commander worthy 4 such ship and gent elnn
wodhy ol our kmdtf rgtrd aud Remembrance. Al your
of cen. base proved irm.,,r capable courteous AID "blg
rs fr .,suuis been uniformly respectful aud attentive
r tahl, boz br,u almItuousy spread. aud nothing has
Lr.n Wannr render voyage not merely one Of COM
an bat OF pleasure oar pl hls been one Of The shortest
on record nnd hn. given ample proof II the high qualities 81
III, yruing Star to- speed nnd s'uwofthin"sH
We shall always remember her with pleasure, aud recon-
mend her with cnntirrcr all who may have occasion io
maxi the passage By between the two great ccs If the
Moth hna south.
r.lnh 49, Captain p4rine 10 wish Tor you and your
noh fp long career o tccrss and ~ subscribe Ourselves
vour niefds tIAELFS DWIGHT.
Colonel uud Provost Judge Department # Gulf
ALEN. y SMILEY,
Captain \. q. N. 4. ;. a.
= y. BEkANS, New Orleans.
HENRY W CIASSON.
Captain 1T Artillery L. y. A.
WN h. SMELL
Captain l3.h Maine Fort Jackson, L. 5. Vols.
AID forty C.htls.