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, 1864-01-04


The impending political dlflcu1sict In Europe. are
producing grave changes In the prospects Of bust.
ttom the Londen lines q Nov: 1s. ladtcatca now
gsried, In nnanetal circles, on the Continent:
80 The ad1tcea from Frankfort states. that since the
period Just preceding the italian war the exchange
IN that Gig has not winessed such panie 8 Is
consider the congrcss proposed by Napoleon ouly
preliminary step for war. and cannot be shaken In
that belief Cyen by recognizing the difficulties Of the
present position ofthe Bank o{Frynee. q the many
on his hands. Austrian funds hare fallen, since tho
speech became known, about 1ys per cent. aud even
thr most solid STOCK such xhe shares Of The Frank
tort Bank. declined tfom Isl to 49, Rnssia 8 making
rent In Iars, on November n, that The Bank or
France would advance tho rate OF discount to cg,l*
per cent re!tTlct tts 1osas TO psper maturing With
IN two months" .....
TIE most marked effect That there circapastauccs
have produced In England, has been In the inpro7cd
prices OF grain, A war in Europe would close up The
most Impor ant, not all, the sources OF English
sn supplies. aad PFoancs there Z, woEse result !a,n
situation be formed b5 looking at The mpors or
wheat into England for the year 1862. as follows:
, 1864-01-04

~ Last adviccs from Italy state. that in
telligcncc had been received ut Genoa Of the
loss Of The Genoese ship Stella, with nearly
half Of those on board. The Sicilia, vessel
Of one thousand tons burthcn, left Genoa on
the 18th of November for South America, md
on the night Of the 2Gth ult., Was shipwreck-
ed Oft Cape Verde, on low island coast
known as Doayerra- OF the one hundred and
sixty persons -seamen and passengcrs-on
board, seventy-four, almost all women and
children, perished.
, 1864-01-04
WfLL1Am BUTLER.

A paragraph from our Washington cor
respondent got into our paper some time
since, rejecting upon former State Treas
urcr as being engaged in specializing IN
cotton. This paragraph William Butler,
Esq, seemed to think was intended for
himself, and replied to it in our last issue.
Tho mere passing remark, appended by m
assistant to the letter US published, should
not he construed into want Of confidence
on the part Of the editors Of the TRIBUNE
in the entire integrity and un0inching pat
riotism Of our former most excellent State
Treasurer. We believe Ills character in all
respects TO he above rcproach. His worst
enemies themselves being the judge. VIII
liam Butler is thoroughly honest, patri-
otic man. The State Inns reason to be
proud Of such q citizen.
, 1864-01-04
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Another rebel representative, Mr.. Super.
F1e1le, has reached France by way Of Mexico
Punch Is tlisrespcctful He declares the
Royal "Tobacco Stopper to be Queen Vic
Mrs. PartinEton says that Ike, WHO has
Just returned from France, '.speaEs French
like q ParisAioner.
1t Is said that Thomas Hughes, author ol
"Tom Browns School Days." reported the
prize fight for tho London Tines.
Among the arrivals at one Of the New
York hotels on Saturday, the 25tl ult., were
Prince d'Asenbarg and Comte de Choiseul,
Paris.
Sir Edmund Head tas been elected Gov.
ernor Of the Hudson's Bay Company at their
last meeting.
"A new comet has been discovered By a
MaIecilles astronomer in the constellation
cratcr.
ALBERT H Gallatip, n. D, n grandson Of
Albert Gallatin, has been appointed to the
prott ssorsl}p Of natural science in Norwich
University, at Norwich, Vermont.
t4Ihe Bulls don't come dear."-Louis: '.u'm |
Then Of course VIC must give up the party"
Punch
Mr.. George Augustus Sala, the we'll
known author, and correspondent Of the
London ZdeTaph, is now staying at st.
Lawrence Hall, Montreal Re intends writ
Ing sketches Of British North America,
"A letter from Nareaw says that the INA
tionnl Committec'' has circulated forged
!ettef PuSFostmg 70 be addressed; BY the
EmReIor Napoleon 70 the fonsh nation, aud
IN n, NnlSh ne foles arc e2norted 10 Keep mp
Of France- eThe document is said to be so
cleve1ly drawn up as to have deceived many.
Tho laiest novelty is a new.fashfoned ten
o. conec enp, eontrlved ier the benefit Of gen,
temen with heavy mpstacaes Its provided
with neat bond over me top, Ola piece with
acup ltsel1. on Which the luAur1ant mustache
rests, while the mouth, ct the same time,
1nds atseu conveniently situated with refer
ence TO IN aperture Large enough to allow
Tree csrcss foF the fluid within.
-Lfszt. the Pianist 1,as been lately bonor.
ed. Mt tie convent Vhere he is stayinp hv a
visit from the Pope. teforc whom 1e n1ayei
The piauo for m nom When lie Waa % done!
Fius x embraced the pianist md said: T" Yoa
have made me hear celestial Aarmonies
thanks to you, can now form an idea OF.
what Enge! choruscs ought to be-H Lfszt Is
now busy IN setting to music the life OF Saint
70 kenan, approached In character nearer to
CHRIST 1han any other man who has ever. ny7
ed.
A con Of Gen. Feury, and lieutenant
in the French army, has lately been tried and
found guilty Of the murder Of marrIed woc
uan nan1ed Petit He was sentenced to
ss sS 1fa sssfs Se in ms Iii s9fy Su1s TIE
from the position Of the prisoner and his re-
Iationship to q General whose flrmness. when
Marshal Magnan hesitatcd to act In The cou,
d'etat affair, handed over Frnnce to Napoleon.
III, excited considerable interest.
The Paris na,ers ,,are 1ste7v hao, ,,,,
, 1864-01-04

70" 1t is reported that the un lucky credi-
tors Of the steamship Great Eastern have de-
cfded to dispose of that vessel by lottery.
The drawing is to take place ut Frankfort
the Main, and there are two hundred shares,
ranging from ESQ to $4,000. The winner
In this rattle will probably feel, with the
huge ship on his hands, like The victim in
the east whom his sovereign punished by
presenting him white elephant:
, 1864-01-04
Qbifa9o @ribllue,
MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1864.
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED
STATES,

.. Ae.
II Is gwen out thas leading statesmen at
washington are expecting to sec before
great while England and the United States
Drawn more closely together than they
nave ever Deen. England, 1t Ii SAID, looks
wan jealousy upon tne poncy ano move
menus OF me ffench emperor IN regard to
MEXICO ana naeed upon MS 1oea o1 put
ling FORWARD me Lain race as against the
anglo saxon: These sta9emen" nave reason
and probability IN the'r favor. There was
nothing very strange IN me union Of Great
Britain ana ffance against the policy OF
the former emperor OF Russia in the East;
nor as against that OF Austria in Italy; but
any comprehensive and permanent union
between France and England is not to be
looked for, during some generations vet
They have too many divergent ideas, and
too many separate interests England,
Historically, is intensely protestant France
is not only catholic, but largely ultra-mon-
tame, and even an absolute monarch can
not go very far in advance Of a peopIe like
the French.
On the other hand England and the Uni
ted States are, within limits, natural allies !;
and though they may disagree, and even
fight, at times; and although there exist
permanent antagonisms between them, on
account of aristocratic and democratic
ideas-stin there will be times when the
union of interest and sympathy will assert
itself over all countervailinr forces,
England has made fool of herself in
eympathi1ing with our rebellion. and has
stirred up great deal of i'll feeling
in this country by it. But what viii
be the upshot and result of itr
Vey probably about this. She
is already becoming sensible Of her folly
because che secs that it is not to win. Eng
land knows as well ~ she knows ANYTHING.
/ that the rebellion il as good as done for.
What will be The effect upon her of that
~knoM1edeef Her aristqcracy will sec that
thew have been snuftng candle with Their
fingers, md have rot them blacked and
burned both together. They will naturally
be in haste to retrieve their error as well as
they can, md no one need be surprised to
-na A1,n 7,o1Star+ ~rrr n.,1 ,t~~...-e
, 1864-01-04

=
prohibitory liquor law Of Massachusetts, is
widely agitatcd. The Boston Journal says:
Wien we assert that the Maine Liquor
Law" rs it is sometimes called, is q complete
failure in this State, that It has not been, aud
cannot be practically enforced, except in the
law would be. equally stringent, We simply
affirm what every observing man has seen and
can 5ealtzo for himself There never was so
much liquor sold as at the present time And
1t mover has been more generally used, even
In old times, when 1t Was kept on the side
board Of almost every family,
, 1864-01-04

DR.. Holmes tells what mr. Reechcr Is,
Or. Holmes, in the Januasy number of the
Atlantic Monthly, g. eakfng Of Henry Ward
Beecher, SAYS: Mr.. Bcecher Is strong,
have never been corrugated with alcholol !;
hts thinking marrow Is not brown with to-
bacco fumes, Ike meerschaum, as are the
brains Of SO many unfortunate Americans; he
is the snme lusty, Tar1n-blooded, strong
hbered,. brave-hearted, bright-souled, clear
eyed creature that he was when the college
the chicfest of their football kickers.
, 1864-01-04
#lsceIla1tepus.

HILTON'S CEMENT.-The n.
- solubla Cement Of tho AeaNs. HILTON
BROTHERS IA certainly the best araolo Of the hid
sxer Invented. i s1onld be Kept II every mannkke
many dollars can Be saved In the run OF year TMI
Esmsnt sRnaos deoompo3e or bseome 9orf1pt, - m
coordination Is scientific principles and nudse Nc
circumstances or change Of Temperature will 1t end
any oneuslye smell. Tho various to which eau
ha sucssksf1y applied, renders It laxaluahls 10 q
s1aaees- Tor particulars sea adveftisemaRA
te4U5xs5n.Wf&X-9tp
, 1864-01-04

# JEFF. Davis calls the blockade of the
Atlantic coast paper ons, and yet that "pa-
per blockade'' Aas eapturrd oA1 kasusand and
to,4ytes blockade runnsTs, Of which 547 were
schooncrs, 17o steamers. 131 aloops, 80 briggs,
96 barks, Is ships, and LII emallor craft.
Comment is unnecessary.
, 1864-01-04
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-

49,. IIHE, WA4n1sdfo3. D. CT Dec. q, 19S1-
Io the Growers and Mauufsctnrera OF Flax and Hemp
Inc commissioners appointed BY This apartment,
SCI ssttnS OF Hon-J. Morehead, Of fennsTivanla,
Mialam Bailey. Of Rhode Island, and John A.
MAfteF Of Ohio, to consider tha following 8npfopIa
sion IN made By the last congFeas. ~:
eolslIatn9 ana preparing fsx sna Hemp - suhssi-
to1s 19r 1 cotton, tWe1ty thousand aolla1s."
hAT1ng met and after several day3' Investigation.
pelevnR thAtA further and 1uller notice Of the- 10
tsnGnnsona night prodGse valuable results. ID.
February next. 1t II o'clock 81.
They request ali interested In the distribution of
mis- appropriation, an1!ons TO develop the subject
for the pnelic good, to send this Department,
q before that day, samples OF II hemp fax tn
tanrtsa prepared b. them, sccompan,ed By ssste
ents of the various processes used. and tha cost
kinds and cost ot naehiaety. nsed WHARF msde. te.
useful to the Commission, -
Ins Information necessary before IN Intelligent
ISAAC NEWTON.
detU77-4U Commissioner
, 1864-01-04

[EFom the ClnclnpAH Ff1Ce CURRENT 31st
Below We give returns Of the number hogs packed
The INST eo!ann shows The nanSer packed 10 About
The middle 3f the month: the ne1t the estimated
number packed last season and the last column The
pEcREAsE per cent. in weight. We will continue tho
tnbIe In next and give the additional returns re-
cclved during the wteE, With The footngs &c:
HNCEEl EatlmGtea rut0l
, 1864-01-04
BLOCKA DE RUNNING.

The country is obliged to swallow great
deal Of ialsehood, from their inability te
get at the truth. Perhaps there ought tc
be no complaint at this, seeing it is fated
to every man, it is said, to eat his peck o.
dirt But We object to overriding the
thing. Il 3 peck is the quantity, let it be
peck. Don't make it bushel.
We are told every now and then that the
blockade at Wilmington is Of no account
whatever; that thirteen vessels got in in
one night; and now, that twenty-one slip
ped through in another.
But the recent capture Of the Ceres, q
blockade runner, puts us in possession ol
some intercepted rebel correspondence
which lets in little daylight on the whole
matter. J. n. Matfit, who has done a good
deal Of blockade running and privateerinG
both, writes from Liverpool, Oct 1ath, az
follows:
The news from the blockade run1ess is decidedly
bad., Six OF the last boats have recently been
tGht, among them the Advance md Eurenia,
Nohipg has entered Wilmington for one month.
Iie useless to consider ans steamer that cannot
The eooner the *.fseteat bost in the world " te
started, the better. She will become the floating
This letter, If We recollect Alright, covers
that ingrss Of "thirteen in one night" !"
over which We were SO much exercised
One VIM. P. Campbell writes from Ber-
muda as late as December I'd:
The only boate that came IN from Wilmington
this moon were the Flora and Gibraltar, but sevo-
ral bouts are expected from England.
On the whole, we rather conclude that
we need not believe all the stories we hear
OF blockade running into Wilmington.
Aside from the fact that rebel lying is
part Of the rebellion, just as. cold belongs
to ice, or dampness to dew, it is their sup
posed interest to set afoat stories of this
sort. The rebels have always maintained
before Europe that our blockade was inef-
fectua1, aud ought TO be disregarded This
was motive enough to start q thousand and
one such rumors. Probably they have
ceased to expect anything Of this kind
nov, hut hare got into the habit Of telling
stories, and cannot stop at once. Besides,
it is comfort to them to utter a great
amount Of brug, and to believe It awhile,
and to vapor about in it, as if it were true,
1t thus is made TO SEEM as if-they were do
ing something. And il they can get us to
believe their stories, all the better; since if
they cannot dc us actual damage, it is some
comfort to make us believe we are dam
aged, and take oa as if we were.
But truth leaks put from time to time,
and generally to our advantage.
, 1864-01-04
: CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending Jan. g, 1861.

SATURDAY EVENING. Jan. 2, 1861.
The Receipts Of Live Hogs and Beef Cattle ut the
various yards IN the city during the week ending to-
day, compare as follows with the previous weeks
since Oct, 8, 1SC3:
, 1864-01-04
Total for the week. 2ss8
Previously reported. .75d9

The large receipts At Chicago during the week have
made dealers at that place lean to the long cror
idea, hut they will ind that matter though mE
lion hogs should be packed there the crop will BE-
very short one Indeed; this VIC regard now settled
fact, ..
, 1864-01-04

MUM & COMPANY, Solicitors
~ ofAMERIeAN and FOREIGN PATRETa ART
Publishers Of the ILLUSTRATED
- SCIENTIFIC AaIERICAN.3
No: 81 Pa5 Row, New York.
Pamphlets Of intorEA ton nbout Patents FRaY
spec!men copies OF the paper FREE.
, 1864-01-04

u y 4 = T
oR,
CONCENTRATED LYE
Family Soap Maker,

WAR makes high prices saponaer he1ps ia re,,uea
using your kitchen grease. 'os
81 CAUTION !-As spurious Lyes are offered Also
pc ehsetal and only huy the PATEST1p article put Up
An 1EoS ears, al others being countertcts-
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
Phadelphial27 Walnut street. Pittsbury-Pits street
and Duqucsnc Wsy.
, 1864-01-04


Bile. Bhowx's Daoxeu1AL TRocuEs rcacd direet III
the affected parts, ind give almost Immediate res{
For BRoxcalF1a, AsT1sA, CA1ARnu and Co1sUxH
TVS CoEo1s, the lr9Shes sre nseul Public Speak.
ths yoice. Military 0naceEs and so!1asa Who ovsrts!
use them. Obtaln. only the urxUIE1. EBrown1
Bronchial Troekes" having FHoTED shelr efficacy b
prescribed BY Phystct1uA and Surgeons the ArmY,
and have received testimonials from mauY emiucrt
Meu. -
Sold by nil Druggists aud Dealers In Medicine IN
the Uuted Et4tes and moat Foreign countries at IS
cents rer boz. det3si91-31u xAF1dp
, 1864-01-04

LIVER, EIDERTs,
DIafsrIyE 0RaAHB, AID GLANpu1AR SHsTEx.
The great succefs which has attended the use Of
IODINE W4TxR in private practice, and the indorse-
ment Of E1on MEDICAL AUTHORITY, enables us to
recommend H. feeling confident that with fair trial.
it Will attesIts own excellence In the cnre OF scro-
fnla in al torms Coz sumption. Cancer, Bronchitis
Heart Liver. and Kidney Complaints P1mples on Tho
face. rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections
Female Weakness, Dyspepsia. Debility, Syphilis
Msreusia1 Diseases. &c.
Fulfdirections accompany each bottle.
Price Il per bottle, half dozen at one time x5
Sold b1 druggi,ts generally,
lop1TE NA7zn Is scientific discovery, prepared
only by DR.. q. H.ANDERS& d CO., Physicians and Chcu.
lists, I,s Broadway, New York.
Gold by BLISS L SHKRr.
dee3-tl77-sn 1Awiszdp ~ Lake street. .Ch!csro.
, 1864-01-04


SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 2.-There hsa, with the
Eliminating receipts Of the wsek, been much less
than the usual activity In ths MARKET Much Of tls
be accounted for by the absence Of any shipping
demand. and further By the sRan amonn Of business
in Beef Cattle 1t present being doaa bY packers
To eouneract the effect that must thus necessarily be
produced upon The 1Emness Of the market and the
value Of stock. There are at present required for
army use from 1000 to 1.2co head OF Cattle weekly
Tho remainder, therefore, are easily disposed oL
at the recent quotations Of the market, to
packers xnd city butchers. In the transactions
Of the week there has been no change In pEayious
quotations. There Is however to day, owlng to the
non arrival Of any stock. Increased hrnness In the
market. with demand that from theimpossbllity OF
getting stock here at present mnst be deferred.
WsGire the following IL the closng prices Of Beef
Cattle In the market this evening:
Primo to extra qualities noGs5 Is
as44ula ~ ptAHe =. 4t3ab3.t3
COMMON 10 fnedlum ...-+...-......-..... 1.0lS3.3Q
DXxr CATTLE GALE TODAY.
J. Adams sold Morris Co.. 1s av. 273 lbs Ut 9375
, 1864-01-04

New York Stock Mnrket-Jnn. =
Received By F. g. Saltonsta1l L Co., Commission
Stock and Bond Brokers, "a Clark street, Chicago.
, 1864-01-04
And viii positively pFayent YELLOW FEYKB, HI.
LIQES FEVER DC. They contaIn '' >s

ALCOHOL OR BAD BRANDY.
They WILL CURE tho above IIseAses ia nlnosxo4- j.
easea out Of = hundred.
Do yeu want something to Strengthen YouI
Do you want Good Appetite!
Do yen want to Build up your Coushtutioat
Do yon want to Feel Well4
Do you v&at to get rid Of Hezvousna0t
Do you want Euergy3
Do you want to Sleep Wel11
Do you want 9 Briak and Vigorous Eeelinx9
II you 10, use uOOFLAND3 GERMAN DIiTzRa
, 1864-01-04
uo4 HALLs EIICE TuURspAy.

.. Az. Price,
Secrr. Buyers. No. W.T.. q 100 u
3fcCa!i............ .Crsg1n- SO $6I0
RYDER. 49,. .4rthoard- IS 2el $50
BEEF CATTLE.
The total receipts ef Beet Cattle for the week end
Ing to-day amount, according to the daily returns
posted On chango, to head. Thia II head lsss
than were recatyaddurinT tho previous week. and GIL
more than wero received during tho corresponding
week Of last year.
follows.
, 1864-01-04

0QLA1 II, ,Qo
We give the following quotations Of the marketable
value Of HoRp Ut the close Of the daily market this
evening:
Prime to extra qualities.
Medium to primo. 43o95 =
NQuuqA 10 b1e4uu 1.t2&4ia
With considerable falling OF In the receipts Of the
, 1864-01-04
Receipts Hogs Mt Cincinnati.

The receipts during the week 1.-THE eeason, and for
sons previous seasons, compare ~ follows:
By Railx
~ IstYcF ,,,,.........,....,... :. ....,,,,. Sc
From 1,2tQ
Driven IL, 1861
, 1864-01-04

E OHIED FKIITSE;TheIc is st.u a. actiye de-
however scarce, the few lots in the market
beng held 1t high hSnses. Theze !s. however good
thefe Is brek demand both for tho home trade and
for shipping East. Market rules firm 1t present quo
good demand. Market toleraby nrm 1t present quo-
TT n; hsIss aSp GrRRAKIs-ln @ steaay demsnd.
limited and irregular supply. MaEket rm 1t prese1t
, 1864-01-04

The total receipts of Live Hogs for the week ending
to-day amount, according to the daily returns posted
Change. TO Il fa5 Thisis Is 81 less than last week
and 1cess than the receipts of the corresponding
week Of last year. The daily receipts Ut the various
yards compare ns follows:
, 1864-01-04

MIR. GEORGE H. ALLAN. for
4H merly Western Agent Of the New York Jayen.
Ne Asylun, having recovered from bis long and &C.
Tere Illness, IS acsfsous Of receiving letters from a
all tbe boys Who arc low 10 the army. he promises
reply to al! Who write to him before January 18th
Of the chi1dten Direct 10 Il West Th1rtee nth street
New iork. Cut this out and keep for relereoce.
, 1864-01-04
MtscfIla,1el1oa.

PEEFAREDBY
DR. G. III. jackson, Phils., Pa
WILL EFFECTUALLr CURE
LIVEE COMPLAINT,
JAuyDrdN.
Chenis or Ner1eus Debility, diseases of u:
Kidneys, And all dlseases arising FROM
adIsordertd Liver Or Ssouaeh,
such
a. Contttpa-
ton, Inward Pafe3,
FuIneAs or Blood to tbs
atad, Acia1ty Of the Stomach,
,SAo8ta, Heartburn. Disgust for Food.
aansaa or Weight In ths Stomach Sour
~ fEthaps!.uon. NJ snklns or Fluster.ns st ths PIT
md D61snit Rvss,s1nna Tnna9S Of 4e Head Hurried
~40nn 91 snaoeAunF Sensations When In lying po4b
aeeI Il dn.l pssH h The Head Deactaa-
snd Eyes, Tain IN the Side Rack Chest
L.mbs, &C.. Sudden Flushce of
He:s. Burning in tho Ficah.
ConssAnt I'm 3Etntnxh
Of Evil, and great
Depression Of
, 1864-01-04

NAVAL LeTORES-Market generally quiet md
4ia Gc1 at previous M Mqpe.attens " quote: ,.,;,s
Fitch .....:.... 1aoa423m Hemp .....:,-:....; an
0aknm.:.:.... 7so9 ID AasIsne. .asa"
0E10G9-1n good demand for the retail trade,
AEd prices rule dtn It present QuotxtionA We
quote. 80
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