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prLEsYLYANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with its connections, fotms

PE<ESYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its cOnnociions fotDs
TpY SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FKo1 NRw-YoKK TO THE PhiAepAL " k LEI,
seven trsns daily from New lorA to rhlAdeipha Wa
Ee Tie lei r InS Foa ~ TIE WEST BY THIS
NJ" HoIIE LEAVE NEW-YoRK PROM THE
TOOT or COuRTLANDT-ST Al,
BY wey ofPhiadepbia tie morning pafsense leave Nex.
Vol al m SAM time other routes Evening pa,seIeu
Al o. ~, one hour lster then other lines ,,-
BY wsy Ct Allentown .yenns Passengers hh "
.yriye n, the same Northern lines. In chicago sna All
points 10 tie NohhWes. Cre,iins ndaospohs Lon''vne
81 Louis Cleveland, Columbus ,ncinnatL anu D" MAIN
points West with changes 81 cars ,.r,,A, a..
Ptt.bnrsh 35s miles aud New ork TO Pittsburgh A1o mile"
smok ipe and Saloon Cars on all trains.
Haze tho .aus III other routes.
Basgsge al ked through. TTsps'en nee.
ssoSre gieGeis gocd g3,iI qs,si s{ qi .sS1IsA
Tho reunsylyaria G. mira. Company runs an Euranii
Aesommoda.on L,pe which aeods oonior,aole mode Oh
travel TO parties moving Westward, at onehsi we usual a
Of fare Yprrcu7,s
Nv hi. ,rte freigbs Of all descriptions can be forwarded
And 9a ssy Psaa .c on the low. I'sa a %9 by RAIL
HOID OBJECT, 70 any port on the naYzADe MYERS OIL
lie Wet BY stesmsn from Pittsburgh. :,
AZ Pnn.yysnia Cen,rs Railroad at all times as favorable
=. charged by other Rosd Compsmes aefcanls and
lnuung the transportation d their fIes !" inns
Company can rely VIZ LIVE sf0cG. ' 'f''N'
Farmers ard Dealers Live sock wiz md TINS nos' sd
ysnsgeous roote. CspciOus ad' wen wsersa sa "a p
and It's aud every cite aoh Is sa 70 vans.
FROM Harris5ufg where wiz be . aho % a.
feeding and resting choice i etsI t 'u,apKETs
/, F,LIOrI, Passenger Agent, No. Astor'ho''s'
LEIGH & Co, freight agents. sor,b Williams,
NO l Aston. House. and No oou'n " '''a" ~
MCDONALD BlsCHOff' LIN sIsnt n 1ss plsc,
EsoCI LEWIS. General Superintendent, Altoona r~
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Amnsemcnts.
,NITMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM~ AMERICAN MUSEUM
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
GREAT INCREASE IN NUMBERS AND ESrhosi
THE Little QUEEN OF BEATTY
THE LITTLE QUEEN OF BEA a,yrY'
The LITTLE QUEEN or BEAUTY
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
MISS LAvINIA WARREN.
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
MISS LAVINIA WARREN.
who uni1 Tiif ssS Is11IEfsSr WOMAN ALIVE
THE MOST INTERESTING AND FASCINATING
HER FORM IS EXQUISITE,
a perfect sR% sff I. FAC" FACE As EVER SMILED
Upon s.isl.ins swain.
S On ~ 'iSGnEs HIGH. AND WEIGHS BUT 30 Ids.
S'' " VS. VISITING THE COURTS OF EUROPE.
and WI nfIc 1t rvsaY Day Ssp vsS
Fro" Siif Hi rS IL MAIS HALL
on 1diL STAGE IN THE LECTURE R006
During each dramatic performance in company with
COMMODORE NUTTS
THE FAMOUS $4,000 MUTT
the - dimiuuve man known. making
THE SMALLEST PAIR
bS"s ..:n On sS face s %
DEAN swlFT5 LiLiPU .IANs
Also b; tb SoaMSs OK ia BEANS
exhibited and performed by the renowned Lion Tamsr
HERR DRILSBACH.
ALBlNO FAMILY, WHAT IS 1T? MONSTER
SNAKES. GRAND AQUAHIA. LIVING SEAL. HAPPY
FAMILY. WAX FIGURES. &c.
BOUCICAULTS GREAT IRISH DRAMA
COLLEEN BAWNt
COLLEEN BAWN;
Or
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THIS AFTERNOON. AT O'CLOCK. aud
THIS EVENING AT n
Mr.. w. H. HARRISON, COMIC IMPROMfTU SINGER,
appears at each performance
Admission. rs cents Children under ten IS cents.
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Ocean Gicamcre.

EOR NEWBERN, n. c., and PORl
ROYAL. :. {. - ..,.,,,,,,
m. ADAMS FXPRHss COMPANYs STEAMSHIP
AIrGJJSIA DINSMOFE. Capt A. N. smith Wiz ie.'s
pier No l. North River. SATURDAY. Jsu TO- at SoocH
- m "a, M VbFRN and FORT ROYAL. landing fsssen-
S.,, And Freight destined for kc~S-rn at Besnoit ~ y
Invoice, OF gooes be forwarded by this .hp nn De
o, 10 Al he House sud permit. obtn' in con
rmity 10 the requirements Of the circulars o. te reeiSA!
N The TrenTnry Bill. Of Lsding may be hsd at the CON
-. aiEe So 80 Brondway None others will be signed
'' ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
No 50 broadway.
p.s-Ths steamship MARY SANFORD viii succeed ne
AUGUSTA DlNShORE, aud leave Newton about the
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NhIho's 49, T1rxspNy Jan q. 1883
ASHFS-The mAiket Is rather qe., bat hihi W 20 " "
Pots and 81 t2iQa for Pearls -. 81, go, vs,v
CoTrON-Iae inquiry to-day has been fair bat not fsy
,ciiyr, prices arc quite steaoy sale Of son b pi
far M,tiins lIlas surat. are quoted from ~ 10 go
cOFfTE-fhe dsoaua Continues vel good s'u P''''' ~
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Advertisement.
II, y. REVENUE STAMPS.

~. ara now prepared TO Gn orders for o. S Revenue
stsrps OF al Kinds az the following ,ates
N 100 aud ~ or, per cent discount.
$50 to I'll D. per cent. DISCOUNT.
Under $50 psr.
Discount in stamps. ~
M MalA
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NETWORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
isS.. WiNTEN AhkANutMENI' 900, i6''
CONNIE NCING DECENBLk / 1862.
Ps.ssnse, Station " New 27th At and 4h-av

COMMANDING DECEMBLR l. 1862.
Passenger Stson " Newiok. corner a1th At and STRAY
Eliirs.
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-1OKk:
foi New Haven, T. e. N. Tx IL -, 2lo lEx) a4o ASo
Ad8I. IN. .x 49,.
fsl sgidgeport sA m Tx lsl; als lex $40, $50,
and p.m
F0r Milford S,gs,ora Fairfield Southport, and We.ipot,
IL. IN. lzlj. $40. 4.30 - - -
ForNoswsk :, $50 l25, Is Ga. 34o 40 5J0,S
q III. 800.
FOR Dsrien and Greenwich :, $50 =. lalS, $40 40,
eS0pm - -
70. stamford. :, (Er $50 IA; us, 2i' ,Er) aao.
49, so p.
II IS $40. 40, 80 ~ ?. IN.
For POI. Chester asd NewRoclene .. IN.
CCNNECIkNG TRAINS.
for Boston via SprioEteld (tx) 25 RI), sp N.
roT Boston, via ShoTe Line li.lp, =. m.
For Hartford and Springfield, = iEx Hlo. Ii1 Tx J,
Tor Connection, River Railroad to Montreal ss TX J.
and u Is D. d. to Northampton
fof Hartford Providence. aud sislkill RAILROAD a. IN
Ok l2l5 p. III.
Fof New isveu NesLondon ard sioninston Railroad at
"a w.. IL IL. 3 IS. 8p.
Canal Railroad, l2.i5 g. m TO Northampton
sor HouSaOnc Railroad 10 Fi'tsh-id. O m.
For Nspsstnek Rsilioad a d.. 2l5 p ~
For Dsnbury end NoIwsk Railroad Ia N. J. ~ .. IA.
Coamod0os sleepiug Csir attached to the IIaiu
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
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JAN bbIs. Flour 1000 bsgs Corn Meal 889 bbA
Whisky 10000 bush Oats $50 pkfA Provisions 100 pkSa
Butter zoo pkgs LAID - pks. Ashes $50 pkxa Oh Caks.
$40 Dressed Hog,
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Goal ano Dooo.

/,OAL.-parc Red Ash (Peach Orchard, genu-
- iae Ish = aud Locust Noun s'n A'c fns .n h'l.e
couei gerroo Orrei ard CInbesrd Of the beat quail
inv all Ut the lowest market prices. ..,,. ,y,,,.
Corner Canal sud Cent?. and conner Jane aud Wc's"
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANG Of

TERHlNUS-Passenser Depot, Jsine,'shp ana foot OF
Athst y. R.--Winter arrangements comntneins filusy
Do, "a IC2. Leave Nowlork a. a. m iot O. npo Sas
II srbo- Ohent ans HsnptOUs. al - ~ aud y n lof
i.pi st-a and for syosss, a, D. ~ oi utu
I'D surdsys she trein Leaves Hunters font OHM
FTryl at 80 g. n for ypPhafk I'D 'ermediA'e stations
a, excursion rates; retaining ieayCi iaphsnk Of Si p II"
On Friday Saturday night tie p III l,ip tisin VIII tun
through to GreeDpct returning Ssri Jay hd Mohdsy NON.
iig q. ans d. IN, arriving IN Nv"-f ok at s:3Z a. M
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~ IlNE-1b, most expeditions ard reiiste SesnI anu
Ksroad TrssporaoE Liuc t,O S.wi ofk e. i,1T.A1 en-
X Iobnsbury Oraensburgh MoniTe and al nicTmediI 'e
tcwns by Eew.lisven Steamers, Pier No Is Ess River
stp.''N FRANCIS HYDE. Agent.
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Total. ..ll,92l 9,2fs
Cobb's maj. =, OK
Total. - Al 6,oO5
IIanchett's maj -, Coz.
SIXTH DISTRICT.

s,Ip orA PRIZE ysssrL.--On wednesday ,e epe
r. s. Hsr.h. sold At public suction ta' p''e' '0"''N
0DIin, foJ e3,foa
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Amusemenis.
WINTER GARDEN.

4
FAREWELL BENEFIT
FAREWELL DESEFIT
Ofthose charming New Y0rs fayoIltes.
Mr aud Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
LAST Last NIGHT NIGHT
BUT ONE.
On THIS ~ Ev wa n! rnhds Ne WILLIAMS IN
with grateful sense Of ns generous kindness which no.
with success Unparalleled in SewYort viii bid farewell to
'', E ESSs s sAySaIEs F1sSss:
i~Easdfy1 IRIsiiGAS:
s -fHkfHa opoSS S2IErsiif
,,,s 10, The The er'. time this ensas'"snth
tfor the fire, time thi, sns.g,m.nt).
On M BSILLi nsi a M 'I ssATrIEUL cUBAs
also tho populsr and dstiusaished character actor
Mt &. W. COULDOCK,
wi" appear The $,i 1 Ca rs a'" eoSS S:R'
THE FRENCH sfY.
WALL6CKs.
rfs 'f fsvsSiSa t 1Fn if's I'O'' '''
SECOND TIME THIS SEASON; o.,
Boucicsults slogstt and highly attractive Comedy ths
IRISH HEfRESS.
WITH NEW SCENERY.
NEW AN Ry E iias,TsSd STAGE
AND CHOICE DESTRUCTION .,,,
PERCY ARpGNT, ..:..,..::.. MIR LISTER wALLACk I,
LORD WILLIAM DAyENTRr...,ML John GILBERT
MA h HftaAMi s fshbbs
SUPPLE (Atorney at Law NORTON
LENOlR Valet TO Sir VIM. SIsnmor,l .".... MI FLOYD
80 re
LADY WILLIAM DAvENrRY. .MssFASNY MORAN c
Mrs BOLTON COMFORT. .........sEfs JOHN SEXTON
SATURDAY. third time here PAULINE.
MONDAY. TIE INVISIBLE HI SbAND
TUESDAY. LOVE AND MONEY.
WEDNESDAY. fourth night of PAULlNf.
THURSDAY. A BACHELOR OF ARTS.
Boz BOOK open roy the above evensss rom until v
In proposition SECRETS WORTH KNOWING and the
PROVOKED HUSBAND. - ~ -.
To be repeated: CENTRAL PARK MONEY. BOS0 N
FRIENDS. The SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. aud A
BOLD STROKE FOR a HUSBAND
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.--IL THOVATORE
"A In consequence OF the CONTINUED nd.l ositi0u Of Sig
BfsloH
Friday Jan O.
LAST MONT FOR THE PRESENT.
Whom will be presented YcrJfs fayoTie Opera
L ROV a Il q h
SIGNORA LORiNI
will appear for the hrst ! as Leonora
MOHENSI MACCATERKl. AMODIO, BARlII
Conductor aud Musical Director MtLlO
TOM DRROW-SATuRDAy NFAT. al o'clock y. m.
GRAND GALA AND COMBINArIOS MATINEE.
THE LAST FOR IEE PRESENT
EItensvs preparations beins for the prod uctOn
aIOyANSI DARCO
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL
j BANY ard TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH ard WEST. Trains leave: -
From Chnnbers.st. frctn-Vth'st =,
Express and 10 a. M end3 1:Z lO:2i M. aud J;' ana
IS ard . D. M. 5:ls D. IL. (Sundsys includ'
Troy and Albany with sleep 81
ing cs'l l0;a0p. m. 100 p m -. -,
Poughkeepsie train, am IL VSs tue ara isH sna o'''
A. aud 6:31 =. u. p. m
P.ekskin train. 3:4alp. t:tl p M
cling sing train, ga p. m. - ~ r. m
1hrfytoYa 4lN p ~ M ~, "a
rtnrss. Cfics Nc '49 Wshlnstcn-st. City Hall Square
AID their baggage CHI cked az their residences TO al
point. an tbs toaJ aud 70 Sarstogs Siriugs.
" SMITH Superintendent.
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DIsrRicT.-

Total 1905 II, 02l
Rejected.
Soldiers 80. 81 az
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TI1HE BRITISH AND NOKTII AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL sTEAnMlssibiinIns3,t CALLING
BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND IL O'A' O-'A"i''N
Dbl AT CORK HhhBOR, go,
AND BETWEEN BQsT0N mp Io hKIHnaSUHUoGh 'A"''
1fnCA Eot.. lsavs. Bo,OS 'WeSne'dday lam ian ~
CHINA Audersou. leaves New York Meaoeso
xRABiA Stone. -. leaves Boston Wednesday Yep
AUSTRIA ASIAN. Coos. lesves.N. I, Neune'u'J''f
IRON Ngw.YORK 10 LiythFooL' ar.
Chief Cabin Passage. ......'''''''''''"'''''"iS leo
Second CABIN Passage. '..',.......'.,''''' "
PROM BOSTON 10 IlykkrooL', am
Chief CABIN fassege.......s'.. ''''''''''''''"s an
Second Cabin Passage. .........'''''''''' W
Berhs MT socuIed until paid for,
An experienc'e Surgeon on sosrd' ,.hi. f., e,s
The owners OF these ships will not be eccoun'splo
s or Vsuabes miles, Bil Of sding having the value e1
messed ere signed therefor.
For Freight OF Passage sppy 70, 40, po,,Ir, v,.rp
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NETWORK, HARLEM, md ALBANl X. ~.
~ y .1heuv gov NoJth and W...-WINTER Ar
KANGEMENT coinmenclng MONDAY. nov. u, 1872
For ALBANY 1o30a Expies, 81 lr,n 'rcn Eo.1 81
Staten Rel,rniug leave bib-n, - lu:JD o N
For Lo-s' Trims ace Time tsbe
JOHN BIRChIiL. Superintendent
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WISCONSIN.
OmeinI Vote for Representatives In
Congress

Total p. 1907 1898
Rejected for Informally.
Racine......2,GN l 693
s;nldiers... 80 IS
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IRIE RAILWAY.-rr.senger tralus cave

I,RIE RAILWAY. Passenger trans leave
~ f,orn foo, OF Chsmbetss,.:
U., Express Tor Bafaio
ga NJ. Mia. daily, fol Otis'ille
I2,l5p m Accommodation. daily, fYr Port Jervis 49,
RIA D. m. Way for MiddlstowB Newonrgh eno war
WICK hi. pa,. "a
qua end principal stations Tfbn osoSy i"h'
tbtougA 10 Buffalo, but does run 70 Dunkifh.
y ~ Emigfa1t. - r. L..
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
Jurcton with tie Delaware. and Wesi.fn h4'
ros a aud OF with the Leie Valley Hrifoad ed Us
forming difeet line to Pittsburgh ana ho "e
WINTER AKRANGEMENT-Commen NOV H. .o'1
Leave kew.YoTk a. follows; :, - n IL,
UAkulsguRG IgPREfs--At d. n. ~! Easton Aesohs'
POI syi'le Harri' buzz Msuch Chunk NflibnspoTt
n.II TEA1y-AtBa IN FOX Esston, Water Gap. ScTan,'l'
,es srorGa TK.lY-FoI sss'on. Al'entown Reading
P.1tsyiIe harrisburg. Nii.i.mspo.t. &c, Al
lpn 'HsoUGH TuAN-Fof Ls'ton beth'ehein' "''"
town ard Mauch Chu.s = MI -, ;.a,,.,s
$50 p WAY THA'A-fcf Sora'Fvie ana in'ei"'euiA''
"sno Vy,rrKS FxrRsss-For Eas.on, Allentown Read
a. prislnre 'itsburgh and the West. sleeping cars Ho
JeS.ey CIV tho. n to IitnbaTsh mn, . r...
TxPRyss TRAIN TOR HsRHEHrtG-ih u NJ ihWo
TT fTs,o .Yok arrives Harrisburg a. r. m c9nnrG|
IL tsst ana West Pennsylvanis Ceatel hsiesu NT.h
.rl Centrsl Raosd North end South Snd win TIE 'uNe
lard Valley HailToid ~. nan -uv vy.1 leave.
Tag TGporGu ExrEEss TRAM ToH Tht VII VII 'esss'
ErwYork al o. ~ daily (snndsys t1celieol hsHpS o9s
,.con - II mi. gurg eitn Pss ylvenia HallI Jh1 win
~ aaDee o. r. 10 Pittsburgh, aud but one 70 al a"o
Ini~sgo Two hour tine il ssyed hy taxing TINS uslu
r,eIa Pier No 2 North River at $3.50 = m and l|''Vi
m. boat. stop Of Point and Manner aIbor every
e.. eAel woy. JOSIAH y. STEMS, soperintehasn'.
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r slaas.a;3O r24O 965 83S 4s, 49, - ~ go, 500
io'asi seS ls8 go 2se95 723 4i,8I,3l2 2J6Slt
,'s.. .eeA .SosGOg87 lGo279O96 3s,59d,os4 i7sI@e
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Total. e. IL, lS6 l4,33l
drown q maj -, las.

Total. 10, l07 1888
Rejected o,- o.
Soldiers .-.. III OF
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~ Loans. Deposits. Specie circuln
- yt TAI. $40 $50 i59 80 $40 S31s4 $50 $40 80
n 81 Ina ~ 5IOi6 333s2oi5 76I2Gs tcetso
bost9n 9aHs' a1G,g675 28429.iS9 45l0,7ao 4SOi no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-16

Railway and tecgraphic communication with Warsaw
had been again interrupted The railway torn up
the insurgents the 10Th at Petrksn Communication
resumed, however, anu, according 10 Warsaw
dispatches OF the 2yth, via St. fetersburg that city
per cctly quiet aud the transcription had been effected
tho rovinccs without hndrancc.
dsachment Of Cossacks had made successful sortie
from Modin, killing aud woupdlng thirty Nix insurgents
ana taking forty two prisoners.
The Paris Monieurs bulletin of January - contains
the follow iug-The official Journal Of Warsaw rays that
the ataks II the revolutionary bands have bccn every.
where repulsed There doubt 10 the result OF the
movement since the misguided young men who TAX
ing part IL almost children, without arms and
disciplined and are opposed by an army Of 100000 good
tro,fs, commanded by experienced oncers
wAnaAw, Jan. -, 1858.
The insurgents lave received considerable reinforce.
meuts better classes Of society, including many
from Warsaw. The insurgents capeufsd some troops
II lskow, including two Runsah e0oen, who were
immediately shot
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Is AIS Last Ecsort:-Mr. siideiI one nded
at the New pioposai-Sir Robert Peel,
Chies Secretary 81 Ireland, Ina support
Oh .ic0. Davis. NJ, sSc.
ENGLISH opisI0s OF NApULs0N'S ALTERNATIVE.
PARIS tJsr ~ r,csl cadence Of London Times
NJ bruuyn d b ys' despatch the Ere oh Minister
at Wusl. tor COZ horates Tie facts mentioned in my
Icte 90 In rsdy lat, with fce to fresh ovorures
The pat OF tn federal government We cannot say
wha, al he the re ult d tbs movement The Con-
fedora ouu fobaby have no objection 10 send dele
gates q some neutral point TO meet those OF
n4ch aud Iong they pleased, to hear
at LEY have bay aud 1t oniy out OF curiosity,
To lotn the tciu ON Nhh they proposed the esta.
bls,u nj q the uaon Bat Of the re establishments Of
tue There u little ch uce, aud Is doubt
Ia whether, Va tie cv NJ OF conference such as he En-
&c ' suggest 9its rms hd cdnid D reet woutd vtn
a ai,a,fas. 70 Aatic.s have gone too far;
po uct anu auiu sites 100 strong and too
o. or the aom sim 4 aay such basis OF negotiation.
am thai the tn.crv, himself looks forward
WIN great npdrac & the tancs by the North OF
ms u. once, aud here 1t is Considered
tn taey mealt as merely preliminary TO q more TN.
p,tut o. % II part. 81 uid MT be surprised TO
learn iht IN VI their formal rejection, n Emperor
~ hsn aJtster H. has not at last
lor the prton o. me ,snfederdcy, and this
maethey Esetfniy pans aim or no.
rh- london .c~ susgets til. probability that the pa.
ciuc propose the eror may be designed laying
grud or uterr action Ia VI refusal by the federal
e. thcsn cnsrriora,, by france Tne GoIs does no, be-
ese that the mo LAS ct arrived for the federal govern
mN.i 10 ontr utA'a p'e'lo neg u tons
tho i.pdIn fgrfss, article the Emperor's pro
10 iir, oiHis ou, tina; nation which has ~ had the
means Of comnunc ,ins snh any other Dation has OBJ
tat cd or even ella m cnguition
JtsF DAv,s' A.>cAe. ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AaTicLf.
tr'rn tie iondou isss Government orran) jan a..
re csb ra,c ~ com chcnsvc review Hh in MS
,ark ,ft = 'ceit avis has taken OF the 20
H4u Irusa ftE.'cns q the eouthcrn cvnfcderacy
4u. u r4.t tuu Fc4ts n4.t AM nj the adM.aiion
+. e.ls Ulir 3 HI frNta. ei,a kabc prodac ion
Nraa e. seuee, stA 49,. ont al the same time With
e.ipn.s. whea 81 sNca 80 sincere convection q
httrg ptsN NUrs'iy tfe,tes ~ the great Powers
a.
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Middling surats IsX a 49, stock 90 hand 4oe, $50
bales, OF which IS 200 are American Al sea from India
1853 900 bales.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
In tho continued absence Of later news from India the
market was very Inactive and there was not suficent
BRgADsTUYFs nAREKr.
Messrs Richardson, Spence Co. report 6our neglected
State, and 2ls AIS Ohio. whsa, In limited demand
at Tuesdays ratios; red Western at -. d. %. l0d
souhcrn A. ia Os =, ~ csn.s orn n r.,Ssr n,s
demand but a slightly easier rates mixed 2os. POS Cd
white 30s. Cd. 32s. per 4s0 pounds.
PROVISIONS MARKKf.
Bsef freely offered rather lower prices Pork steady
for but old difficult sell. Bacon inactive and par
tally !od 80 lower Cheese active and tending upward
Lard firmly held at full prices 3ss. <0s, Tsllow in bet
ter demand At late rates Bntchers Association, AS
<ss. ID. But,erFne sells at e0s eSs.; inferior
elected
PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers circular reports ashes steady pots SIS
Sd pearls ala Rosn-S~ies OF American common NJ Us
medium, sos. 3s. Spirits Of turpentine--No sales.
Sugar again slightly lower. Coffee nrm but quiet. Rico
una,sred. Bark-salss q PhHadelpha a Is. ca ".
seed 3ss 4os for old red American, and <ss 60 3D.
for new Fish oils inactive. Petroleum sold st IL. "a.
D., but closed At - I'd n. ID. for refined
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs Barring Brothers Co Tcport quiet
and unchanged Iron steady Sugar active II late rates
Coffee steady Il run prices Tea arm and IN good q.
Spirits Of urpen,ne quiet At lss Rosin inactive. Lin
seed cskes-New York bbls, Ell bag, flo 6s Petro-
seum-cfude, tDi renned, -, 81 binseeu OIL pwer;
sellers At ass ID. as Cd Fish otis quietSpsrm, ESQ
cod cas-.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3--Eveping.
Cotton was Armer, and all quotations slightly higher,
10 some cases I'd higher. Sales 5000 bales including
800 W spectators and exporters.
Flour was sti declining.
Wheat was dull, and Id. lower. Corn nat
Provisions were quiet, but steady.
uAvRx COTTON nARxxr.
HAvRa, Jan. 10, 1898.
Cotton fat and nominal Sales NJ the wect 900 bales
Orleans tres nrdinsire 3osf do bas 2aH so~w $1,000
bales
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THE CANVASS AND CASDIDArks FOR THE THRONE
AsARcHicAL RIOTS AND AN ESoLIsu soLDrxR
KILLED.
From the London Post, Jan. 30.l
The complications that have in every surrounded
The CIR elk question nj last 20 merge In definite
luton. The various candidates have, by one, been
disposed Of Prince Alfred and the Duke OF Lcuchtenbcrg
a excluded by the protocol 81 1880 The Archdake
Maynian, Prince Nicholas OF Nassau and others had,
perhaps chance from the nrst ION Ferdinand Of for
tug clincd the honor pressed upon him The Duke OF
SAKE oburg raised difficulties that seemed nsuperable,
aud the canddsure finally offered 20 the Prince Of
leingen His H,ghncss however, Al the last moment
felt that he could not accept tho preferred the
CONSCIENTIOUS allegation that the habits OF his previous
q upsibitity.
II has there's 70 been most udlciousy determined 20
have course once fe to the Duke % Saxe Coburg ny
th Sc nprcmises which are necessary In state
atiys, his rnrcss vii be cnab ed with satisfaction
hit SET ard vi hfh pronise 20 the future Of Greece
assume the imporfant ss'tton to which he IA called
~ the drasblcks u the acceptance OF the luke
the fast his having no issue. II has nov been deter
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A New French Admiral for the Calf.
La Fance that Rear Admiral Bosse has been
appointed commander Of the French division upon
she Mexican coast In place OF Admiral Juren de 10 Ora
Were, who il about 70 return 70 Franco ct hts own
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IRON the Manchester Guardian (cty artice) JAM 81
The Bank return this week proved much less un-
favorable than had been anticipated and from this
consols opened at . recovery OF y, which fully
maintained Ut the close. The rst transactions for money
were al % ao2K whence there advance 70 o2,I
reaction then occurred to 02k but the final price
02k exactly For tho now account in March, the latest
bargains At 02h Exchequer bills have further do
clinod. closing at A.. discount 10 par
There very little demand for discount at the Bank
to-day and 10 open market the supply good ~ per
cent In the Stock Exchange, however. owing to re-
quirements 10 connection with the arrangement of tho
foreign account very sharp demand the after
noon and for loans for few days government sccur
ties per cent was freely paid.
No gold taken from the Bank today The foreign
exchanges this afternoon favorable II now
said that the Bank OF France will probably not make
immediate movement in their rate. Foreign securities
have boon strong. The railway market has been firm.
Consols-Money, 92is 92L; do, account, 0zk a921s
do, new threes, 92,t 92x Bank stock. 235 23I In
dia scrip, los los ExchcQuer bills flour days) par.
The weekly returns Of the Bank show decrease in the
bullion Of f244 .026 in the week
The West India mail steamer had arrived at Southamp
ton, with GO ITO 900 sterling in specie.
Earring Brothers Go. quote bar silver at E5 ELS Sd
dollars, IS. Cd. eagles, 76s. 4Hd.
IIvKRroor Jan. 31-Evening.
Consols closed in london at 92a 921. Erie shares
40 q 46tz. Illinois Centras 40 q Sois discount.
AMERICAN sEcrkIrIfs.
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ExPREssEs.

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shp q 10 n. parts OF tbs world Covert
rfi'nvuy I r.isarc TO and from the ronnlt
stor-d