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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

The 10Th having been observed NJ "A holiday In ell
the leading markets. tho following intelligence re-
f.rs ouly 70 ono days business, Monday, The 9th
iDst.
CoTrOy-The market was hrm aud pr!ces gen
ersly quoted a. higher all round The 'a-. Of the day
ere sbo, 90 bales including Vo Tor export and seeais'
AZ NAscHssrxr there has been ma,kst since he de-
psfiure Of the EuIoIa So,
dsuaid Corn In ssher better request az 2Se
rpoVisiUss-lIeef and Pork dull and pressiugly
IN rrlrsr.L. B,con in.et'vs. Lard quiet Taow dull
Ia rates Butter cont uues heavy
proDUcr-AsHrs dnll small snles Of Pots at 80 I.
SraA Az very qi-L CnPvss ste RICE inactive Phlii
S,Iesi, B.Hn 49, Batinore7 LssKRp OIL dull at al.
ho.s and SrsITs TvHPEsriss very Hat sales unin.'
Iospos Markets, evening of 9th.--BRrAosTurrs
% AT nbou, former r,te. All Kind, u GnocKRss wers
inactive 'iaroer r.t' i Low f'I' i"f l. u L'S'AD
IoSpos MoSEY MARKEr.-Tbe Funds on the y h
were without material variation Coz soils sing a. 81
md for discount ct tbs Bank continued yely sctye
Er. R.ioAd closed Oh the 9tn at s9id-Ji Illinois
Central ct AaO disc
LIVERPOOL COTTOy MARKET, March Is, 1861.
M.r.st strong, sale. of about W. bas. Imports J3 pre-
''I %"soos STocK ExcHAyGr, March II, 1903
op,nins prices: ,orsos Money g2aS! account. 0idRi
az. t.I--s 81 ant II, -, c.,..
Non --shH., weak. American rather better CAnada'
H.is m-Priee.. Con.ol.-Monsy. 2892ii sccount
-tSorIoy-Sales for two days l3 600 bales, inend.
ior so To- spectators aud exporters, The marke. closed
nra,r aud upward without chang" IN quotations
YysThs market 10 steady Corn has an upward
p,s"ovi.lo.s-The market Is fat.
FkopuCE Tho msrAet 10 quiet and steady
LoSDos. l2th-svening
co,.oLs closed at % 1914 for money.
hssnlc.s srooKsIlinois Central Railroal ~ dcoun'
Y "a. u.ilro.d4lI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27


The news in regard TO the Polish instruction con
tinues vague and very contradictory. Many OF 'h'
alleged engagements are pronounced nero 'nvch
tons, and Others which were represented TO have
been IN favor Of the insurgents are clsmed now 10
he Russians. According TO Russian accounts many
Of the insurgent bands had been dspers d.. and The
forests OF Kampinos had been cleared Of insurgents
An engagement between the Russians and the Poles
nnder LaDgiewicz, near TsrDows, is stated 10 have
resulted in the defeat Of the Russians and their re
treat IL. great disorder.
Reports were current that the reply OF the Gar
to the last note of France had reached Paris and h,
in It the Car declares himself unable to make any
concession 10 the Polish nation until the iDsurrec
ton is subdued.
dispatch from Berne, Switzerland says that
Menotti Garibaldi, son Of Gen. Garbslci, had
passed through that town on his way to Poland.
) yeral Swiss officers had also set ont for Poland.
Meetings had been held at Turin, Naples and
other parts Of Italy, for the purpose Of peIiioning
the Italian Parliament in favor OF Poland, snd for
raising subscriptions to assist the insurrectioD.
The Polkh Committee established IN Paris in 1892
is said to bave held an extraordinary sitting on the
7sh inst.
Tho Opinion Noticaale attacks the policy Of
England in the Polish Question, charged her with
duplicity toward France, and INDUCES in a rather
strong menace.
1t was stated that Austria would not enter into
my engagements with France and England in re-
gard TO Poland, but will act according to circunl-
stances.
Prusria was said TO have ordered a considerable
Concentration OF troops upon tho Polish frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

NrsErEENrH WARD LoIhL NArrosAL LEAGus.-
The members of tho Loyal National League 0hs Sne'esH.s
Ward met Wednesday evening ct the Lake House
Third avenue and Seventeen street, There WA
present Notwithstanding the weather. .nsDs w'1,,0,..
several di.ns ui.hed gentlemen. M ho0on ,n NJ.
who wa, elected President at tue last '.un
reclamation which was accepted s'n,s%sa W.. H,ran
that thu League .hOud not .d'ss adjourned to u..,
which was 'oaoI ssr elssns wing officers. Th0s'
Wednesday q. H. Howell. Vim. wsdswenh- Vice.
Pearson Hn,a =. Meisan Charles weissn Secretaries
RE re SSoU.r IT,. John B. Dnseden W. Rockwell Dr.
. :. r,or,.,. John L. Brown. Geoersl COMMITTEES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
FrnnCe.

The Paris correspondent Of The LONDON Iims'
Gays that Mr. Peabody, who was staying ~ ale
was TO give grea. dinner TO 200 Of the English resi-
dets there OIL the evening OF the 10Th, III honor Of
tbs marriage OF the Prince OF Wales.
The came authority says there we're rlilnore thas
f. contemplated to resume negotiations WIN the
Mexican Government after the capture Oh ueo'S 10
closed ut $3.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

OLIVER STREET BAPTIST CHuRcH.-The Oliver
B,u,, Church has been purchased for the hrinsr'
chnreh and the Rey Ira X Steward aud his people will soon
possession Of It. tbs change involves the sale OF the
In Cherry street. en- the collection Of els coo to maze
xoOd the difference IN the value VI The i've psopsrsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
Latcst-YIa Qufensk0t

LONDON, Thursday, March 12,-Tbe Prince and
Princess Of Vale. will givs an evening party az st.
Jamer. Palace on Friday, the 2Oth OF March. A
second evening party will take place after Easter.
The Lords OF the Privy Council met yesterday,
when it was ordered that in the Book Of Common
Prayer whers the Royal family are prayed for, the
following form shall be observei: "Alben Edward,
Piuce of Waes, the Princess Of Wales, and all The
ROYAL FAMILY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.


Business gcueralIy in tue Stock Exchange, yes
teIdsy, wac characterized by a want OF animation
Government Securities iii considerable request
and 81 v ceut freely paid for short lOane. Al tie
Bank there was as average demand. Ihe pafticu-
lars Of the new Italian loan will shortly appear. A
statement purporing TO give the details is materially
incorrect. Proposals have been ssusd for lean Of
EiUO 900 to the Republic Of Salvador. one OF the
five small States that constitute the territory OF
Central America. The interest is to be 3 v cent
per annum.
From The D,ily News City Article.
The re-opennx Of tue Stock market has been at
tended with an increase OF duiiuess. Tie funds yes
terday experienced further fail Of I. Foreign
securities showed downward tendency. In Eng
lish Railway stocks business was almost suspended.
American continus TO fall. The discount market
was qnIet. fbe steamer Ceylon will leave to-day
with E2l2, go silver and $500 gold for bombay.
From the H-rsld
Tho Confederate loan 10 said to be successful
The Tunes IN q leader on American Affairs, re-
marks OH the fact that tho Americans are constantly
sending oil powerful armies 10 all sorts OF places,
and they seem know apd care nothing about them;
but North and South alike look upon Nicksburg AZ
The scene Of 1scriye struggle Tue siege IN regular
form Of this place wi. be almost ~ interesting "
IL Military men that Of Sevsstopoi.
| The number OF persons who lost their lives by
suifocatiou In the crowd Tuesday, the 10th inst
WA nx-alI women.
POLAND AND RUSSIA.
TIE Timers Turin correspondent rays; Dispatch.
60 nave been received from the Car s'alipg thai
whatever may be thought of The abstract justice OF
the demands Of th, Poles, the Emperor Alexander
can li-ten 10 no overtur-s 70 long they continue
| 10 he 10 armed in.urectiOn. A Cabinet Council
was held TO consider these statements.
What the Emperor Napoleon WILL do 10 not
known Ii 10 certain the feeling in France IN favor
OF the Poles is ono in which all parties feel alike,
aud WAR in such a cause would be more popular
tban any other course. There is also no doubt that
the Emperor would not be sorry to make people for
get the Mexican war altogether; but whether be
would 90 the length Of undertaking second war
sgain.t Russia is another question.
Lospos. March 12.-polish affairs continue
threatening. Lsncewiiz has been proclaimed Die
tailor, aud has issued stirring manifesto, calling the
Poles 10 arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

TIE Bombay mail OF February II is received. The
intelligence has teen anticipated, and
the general LIE VS. is OF little Importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

The Federal Council, In formally announcing the
cesSion Of the Valley of the Dappes to France, ex-
presses q hope that the Powers will approve the
treaty, as they themselves advised Switzerland to
come to direct understanding with France on the
question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
RRIrcr OF w.Lrs,s MARrIAGE ANInEM.

ICE OF WtIlhs NANFiA0E ANIhkAs
God save tho PiiDeo Of Wsesi
Long i've tie Prince Of Wa.-s
Ood oless our frinee.
Ble.., too, bs 9utLlul BRIDE
90 hs', Haven. peace abide
Her, let all JOys .etide--
God save cur riIco!
o Lord, their uuien bless
Life, love, troe sFptness,
he theirs from Thee
Shield both benstlh lay care,
May 10th Tny blessing share.
Hear biiisiu's loyal prayer,
Payer Of tho nee
In ths. our Losf II nirth.
We woaid tia, 81 tbs s.rth
bgeh JieedOm tuew
Poles n.sfoss. al The Jppfest
Lord aV~--Lon - 90 -csi-
And ct Oh. sword Lave re.t
THs wade worls shroeshl
viilus ,nd Saxon blood,
Nipgird ia living Hood.
O-s heart eYinee,
The Cymr0. Norman. Gael
(Tnsif lruds by 'gous ta.e).
OLe I.opl.-shout AL hall
God save the Prinoe!"
From Royal vice. ffes,
In bin let ~ in'u zee
Albert TIC 0bod.
Proud q such IA. b control.
Rui.d by such fAther's soul.
lie II beet or q eel console
la widswbOod.
God blsss our widowed Quecsl
Lesg live cor bOb!e Qusen!
uod save tbs Queen
Reysi Mother, Prince. PIiDcesa
A living people b.sss-
Crown tho M with Lsppinessl
NEWMAN HALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
Austria.
Iildia.

The Austrian Provincial Diets had almost unani'
mously pronounced in favor OF trial by jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

III ALFKKD rENsvSoN.
SeskipsS daughter from over the ses,
Alexandra!
Saxon. and Norman, aud DaBo are We.
But ali OF us Dsnes Ia our wsconIs VI thee.
A-Iandrs!
Welcome her, founders Of fort aud of f-~s
Welcome heT laundering cLeef Of tue street
Welcome bef, all tbiugs youthful aud sweet,
Scsuer the blossoms under b, feet!
Break, hsVpy and. Toto enii-r flower
Make music, y ord. in the new Duddsd bowen
" sloonle her, welcome her. all that 10 ours
NGbls. % bogls and trumpet. bisEe
Flag. GGttef Ogt upon tuTrets and towers
Flames. on The WINDY brsdiGLd flare
Utter your jdbilre. Ee-pe aud .pif-
Cia,h. 70 briIS, Ia the merry March air
FI..h 20 cities. tn Tiyers OF he!
Welcome her. welcome tho lands desire.
Alexandra
satips' daughter a. happy a. fair,
Ii inlul bfi0e Of 1iir-iui hfn.
Bride Of the heir Of tie iihgs OF the Sea.
Ojoy to the people, aud - TO toe throne.
Cow, to us, love us aud make as your owni
For ssIop, OF Dane. or Noruisn We,
Tsuton, OF Get, 81 wbatsytT We De,
We are seeh all Dane IN our welcome q thee.
AlsIaadfa!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

Committee WhaIvrs, Piers and slips.
The message from tho Mayor returning the City
Tax bill was taken mp and read, and Oh motion u
Mr. BooLE ,hs Board resolved to adhere to It's for.
raev action in tie premises. Taere being no oojec.
ton the PREsrDEST ordered the lax levy 70 be sens
10 the Board oil Counclimen.
Alter some routine business, the Board adjourned
until next Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

she leaned over the front, and remained gsz'oe
down at them steadily with an expression OF fOno
pride whcih was nnmis'akable. and IN whlcn no
trace Of grief could be discovered. Bot ~ eA.
qusi,e music OF the late Prince CoDsorts ch9,aie, a.
oAee solemn and sorrowful. commenced her M"Jesty
drew back from the window II tho pew, and, after
an effort 10 conceal her emotion, gave way 10 Lef
tears and almost sobbeJ, did she throughout he
rest Of the ceremony eDrely recover her composure:
The London Tunes gives very graphic account 81
the entire proceedings: the ceremony, 1t saws 10 Que
in which few men appear TO advantage, yet the
Prince gained by Passing through 1t with tile easy
grace that seems natural TO all his actions. liz
stood alone tho watched and observed OF all the Oh
servers neither basaful nor cOnGding but with f"
manly, royal bearing. While waiting for the bride
10 bore the eager scrutiny OF all with quiet ease
tkat was charming.
The bride, though not egitated, appeared nervous
and the SOFT dehcale bloom Of color which ordinarily
ppa,ts look Of joy aud happiness to her expires.
features had all but disapI cared az, with head
bent down but gaI cling her eye occasionally from
side to eide, rue moved slowly up toward tue altar.
The Prince repeated the service clearly, word Tor
word after the Prlnate bnt when IL was the turn oil
the young bride, che could be heard only to
almost inaud5ly, aud he's cheeks were suiised With
II crimson blush, snd she seemed very nervous. A
dcuaer served TO the royal guests the dini"g
room at the Castle, and a coUpany OF 4OO sat down
TO dCeaner in ST. Georges Hall. Wedding cakes
were placed OH each table.
IM COut Circular says the tlneeD, accompanie'
by TIE Crown PRICE aud Princess o. Prussia, Prince
Of Wales aud Princess Alexandra, on Monday visited
the mausoleum which contains The tomb VI the late
Prince ConsorL.
THE JOURNEY.
II was soon understood that the proce's OF leave
taking would occupy until at least o'clock, and it
was lot until few minutes past that hour that me
Princess Royal OF Prussis and her husband arrived
TO tnko their last leave of tho happy couple They
were received by a guard Of honor OF the Cold
streams, and, aisr short delay, The Prince and
Priucess OF Wales followed in an open carriage
drawn by four white horses, aud preceded by out
riders similarly mounted. Their appearance was the
signal Tor, perhaps, the loudest burst Of cheering
which bad been heard throughout tho day; an
way moved very slowly through the station, and the
Prince and Princess appeared at the window, the
enthusiasm became almost frantic. lu moment
more tie train had disappeared, and the roya,pais
were on their way ior Osborn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
FOUn DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE EINA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

% 60, nec,ed with ths protection aud pc psu.
aion the neabe unursi advantages veneE'isd to US
IN he IL f tho hsrOo and its adaptation 20 tho ac-
onnoditiou ol Ito bjundess entopc % chHaensue o.
our nuls marine h not woe than 20 per'
mi, nav TO sutu rice and direct the building OF Gucure'
IN m he shore tie island Oat into ITO stream Ia ooh we
"a aud Eat Rye which have been clearly shown to 90
not totally united aud inadequate TO the purposes iof
wIc the, nded but winch po'iiive oo,ttuc,-
ions 10 ston OF Tho adacr ut waters oo"tinueo
"a result Ia the total Destruction 81 the nana
and iny.uaos Commercial advantages jo Cd by tho CITY
Au unsecoantibo apathy, noi e"i"ai neglect ms gov
rn,d he aunriue, city snce lie in.ofpDrato Ia
l.,is. ng upon ills subject The Ciy OF Newfoth, inc
the Western l,m.phse INC tha " aao .,Ss ~
nj advantages city, far superior TO any In either
h.ui phere not IL possession OF ssn.r WHIT OF PIE.
IL not n of mpeffsc Ct mamie rnere ten
n rnetues Ia ali stages oI daidaon und decay very
10 oi for occupation or ase aud every one Of Ien
, meat to nuv,ati ot te waters OF tas SUI
ounds yer. and hkey u result IL tue dy,rueea 81 the
ura facilities OF the hsIeo' Ctrs.y sac cou
upon the wisdom aud pubic spT, oi our pedsces
so AID that wall be shared by tho prrseat Conho
Conpc unless the initiative Is taken by 'he IN tue
ION OF s,slem for construction Of ~harses aha Pies
hicb will b. al oce able economical aJyiot aud
which will tend to the improvement and VI 'H'
In msrked conts tncon to the policy oil the an'hotities
Of this en- respect its accommodation Of tne
OF the port that OF almost every othei CITY
" r.Iei,i pietensions in either The Old or New World
Doth ancicut modern times; otono peIs' moes o.
Of ass nav.i depot Evidences Of this
ruth are the uiss Of the pncu. as oil as aons
ma. 10 the wealth aud power Of Syracuse Of Car
tb..s Of Tye, and OF Alexandria The numerous h'es OF
mn, nations Of former ages could not have existed
Ibe And ia latter times they
,ionay founded by hs Government Al the present day
piers noes be,A waters snd wet docks butt OF stone ala
nItt Of IN. business AID policy OF every naon nay every
Lying claim to DO ranked among hose c
edged wisdom aud prudence For the eaet safety
and convenience ara with tho decrease of tne
tho Eogh people have uoted 81 al aiao'
rharye, Al London Liverpool snd other Brsh port.
even ia British India II IL matter Of history that IA.
of oIe.n trade las been followed by grea
and rsised thst ones d,cayed town " be th'
, 1863-12-13

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IGscoe AT!EA....- S4Nc
SEInoEos nW-.s....N.3aE
C5snccu good dan.
AErd.........,,,.,.;5aosc
, 1863-12-13

s.asss '1s! 81 g. s?ss ~ i; :
y sttelst aslted 1l;ra ase nv; Il s,a.
ssose lsss Il eeaess. ~ saass - a. h,na+ y
sse IN little bowl = 1.ce:e' e. 'a.J1sS ~ = =
, 1863-12-13
New 0rgcan. 1yu,L.s-p =,

, ~! ~ a.. aaye aEain to l. - rsl- ,,r,,
s1,es nus c3ts1ux. md that held II s,rs :. ~
trt she sAs* ~ fsf -pt II ~ 49,
% y t'<!ts law uhI11.- Il n1n.a. ooen In
l. tsiH ss91ou E1td!1nS 1t ;pxC. u ~ aLat'N
~, a ItMSthE ~ E1t kaEr: saVd mia ill., 'tG
= rsIs N.v t1luiihk ~ the suo. snT ~ a. ~
la, u good n:7.insFy Al G,te anE;'1h
Ike. sni ;s!e t1aies .!Titt IpE ;n5,,i,nna 20
~ os5siy infte4az a: stkc Tht. ~ y
tL,ns o. hh.s ~ hatcn. al Oh ths ns,,n - a.
trssis1 III le:'.ltt neirs All Kr c, nai1 ensa
sUnAHsaia III II w., los II 10 aud :l4s. tAohhS to
hui ~sirc Is eh - @sslA A. .:tise demand t,h.,
g la hs1., T. ssr1ts Ist snrrl, ny s.ies s7a csnon
eo4 9tI" tS gerG Common; its4i III 1s 9ees:
Ej, Rood ta.. inv fafs 5SiT 70
c:Ur = u 9ic~ csp. 1Lc : ~ ~! "
Wr sr1ss9 The dtu7*ra ID on III ~ old
Mntt ssss - ~ acFt1 atI s,A*. haa
ruret sn;i ho,sn.et ne t3pply y Nk.s And In d4e.s.,
r,hrr fsnc1nliy r. uscS 10 ea,t 3ia g 70
with ~ Mse q 2sett III Lte;, l.ey sd nj .s5 st
etnarsesi Ss Rhtsnk Inquiries fhr .sPstt gauxed
uye1: etts N several lets n WITT sottaY
x.j;un efor. ~, psi,a: to rkaics NJ uk'
nnd nn hc dsn1sad Il ior eIrart 10 ;ss esnf
Tlnns NJ sn tpecntAlrn, ~ 'ne Moth
i ssas ss ,P4 ,PfT,tess'y r,pas,ea .ht.s
btt fes &c e. 4s5 sor low e1sa, ~ ta
tsNs hi a. suScI1t, Tvf.y holder ws:e =. fs
u q! 6+'s+ ssfas:s ssd s,sas;; ~ M
Il tSsSssnTssro e. : g. esse ..ls. Of .boa. 100 ,.ct
o~4s-ie % *Alek EMBRACE IN ..r%.n
, 1863-12-13
Nf- Honncr'~ xr-oma Tn.
AsntSa oyysc., - i'Apx nov
NEN ynxk bne . 1i.ss =
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~ 1ee fol:ess Of The Chicago Tribune:
siEs: Nv attention has BEEN called ~ !,
ss.a.ement In Your paper 10 The y,fo,t th.t :
nate made = return on thu Now ro-s ~s ~ :
setsor.s l,ti. n" lnepnt,' md tbis xnm III
oNe u! VIC beauties Of TIE Iuc,nn 49,. ~ y
ao noi KNOW what motive could h, vro.1,.,,,.
su you 10 gre circulation to arcf, AZ .xtI*
q Ufa1harF 1alsehood- II vou will innrir. ~
y, I; fctuain, Esq., tho Collector ~ int,1 VI
nsl aevenus In the District where re.,.Ss
Jon VIII dnd that Ws2 one Of H. ,.r 49,
Fr5sons Ia ths. city To par nv incon,,' ra M.
ana ysu will tnreAtlgato still Il, -4hrr I -
,a.,,,, rs 70 asseri tlot you will ind he snp
~ tuuen .nses han that paid by The pul.,tsnHr ar
st.sy any cIner weekly paper In the iJn;t,a
o.aits. The statxmen. that l had raid ,1run 1.a
thousand dollars for certain ht,rse T. ,;st,
'ase. hive bought 10 suea horxc mi eSs ass'
sselnent!s have psid no such mix r,.a.
.AoweSef, u lnmaterial; I nm nrcn.,n,..s
w sne PhpiieAflon Of Euch yarns nnd .nuu ..u.
no.asnS ABOUT thein;' but | tlr,nar,i .s u''s
nShi. TINT tic lib.llous fnhr,cntion .so - ~
non.Ia,1ntnt Of an incoinc Tar h., rn.rasta., tso
i've gaTe tho information: bcc.nx. ~
s>enfa II reliable at the line, no: fron, ,nv
aes'tc 10 lalure Tic great Bonner NJ Mi,
take l.ack :hc income md the hor.. w.. ".
nust s't LIS income tax, like his .to,1..
WIN % ions continued, md that II VII, -
NaSs t,e larger s'ssp that Of zny other vrctt,
teFes u Tie Cnltsd Statee.-Ens,
, 1863-12-13
FINANCIAL: AND;:@;7'l = COMMERCIAL:


.nS~-.t-. SAzAkS GNVN6x 'A2A1kEkI$TAE = =
35.--sA a:i1t:-S> L :.:t =; 70 -
S+t;s .a47rSo1r ns,jl E11sno, i pee.13, ~
Iss wetf eaofes On. . yes3 e2ose money raa.kti
pog &ho ntst eassossess sFe pne. and sssear3as
y - posdh!s. fasf cioes~ Is thA deaextotp,
ssae Nsn erSe: To nsatess sissN. = :e-s.: Z i,
have gpo3 sepply. wt1A otaess Ass short 1ho 6uy
la< ssnsS k raesk. esasIuE XtAk! X anything, II,
s.s5s. Il hnsr U odas and the upper 'ss-nore uaa
1hr telegraph lines have worked badly To-day bu'
Probably onI late dhpAtehss Will 10 fa)t and con,
iaeic. Tbs oa!y quotations Nc hare heard NON
Waa suees sre nnlloxs: n. a.m1s9Ks R4xdssc, IT,
:inht nn 1.aH. -1he Eas<a has4 we1e untrssssd An9
fsvtnsh. 'ho sHnse betns its91ao-shc higher sare
hsyer lte8t<s. Legal sender nutes u good dsu,sud
! atN sn1 ins+ snd k2H premium ~ tht seiunx rsts
sSw CorsTxHsx1Fs.-Counteftei nyr4 on the
Adams nahz. Nesth adams, Ma~.; an In e,crlatpn,
1Etv ars kood, hnt the counterfeit tAs prsIdrots
0fnatnIe il engraved 1hlcA 10 cot tho cAse With the
genuine L.. ~. =,
7Rx NATIONAL LoAx.-Ths ruhlIe 4uhsorruans tu
sht nxe"tWcnty loan co1t:nre Iaffe. Abt,pt saur
hundred nillons tA1d been .sausi Of ihesa popular
ou1ce, and tha IeEaard u szenS5 70 tarorauut thn
c~uny-s The following iesstr IL osictrsess to .ho
ho'ds's Of the eevcu-shrty PCT ceats. A. A!mtaf ~
sorArce On the subject Of tho aeve-hF,, Der csnta
has haierr been given from Ae 1.easnry Department
d.. n:' hare been f2Ix0''en b., .ay pass.es tn III,
TakAscar DEPARTMENT, Nov. 70, 1sa
~ Gnouz lst1st fslattss e ths payment ol sha
a1sin y IL stflan6 Il
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ss sss;i. Sf;F II tss3:E
r. tT1:as, sa.. they n.ry be converted bct,s
os which ste payable ID sSia. W; nste''
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