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A Il al Pain Extractor.
FORTY YEARS EXP RIENCE
Has fully established the superiority of this Salve
over all other healing remedies. II reduces the
most angry looking sWellings and Inflammation
A. II by Magic; heals Old Sores, Wounds, Burns,
SeAlds, 60, In = Surprisingly short time.
Only % Ge 10 \ Box.
Tho above are all old and wellestAbliShed Rene.
d!es.
Fer Sale by
up nINshoRE, 4Bl Broadway, New York,
8. W. FowLE Co, IS TTomOGt street, BOSTON,
and by all Druggists. AuSl-Wks sam
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DEYN LDB' HOUSE,
0oR. or HI0HrBHHTH OF. AND PENN. AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, d. q.
Meals furnished At all hours, and a. the shortest
ohse !. W. REYNOLDS,
odh-' Proprietor.
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THIS Us 20 NIYE NOTICE MIA

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained If = m the Orphans
Columbia, Letters of administration on m,
personal estate 81 Thomas Connor, late Of
Washington city, D. C., deceased. All per,ons
having claims against the said deceased are here
BY warned TO exhibit the same, with the voucher.
the eoi to the subscriber or before the sth dAv
OF October nexti they may otherwise by law be ex.
cluded from all benefit OF the sad estate
Given under my hand this sth day OF DC 'obeF.
1854 c. W. LANSDhLE, Admit
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1854. ANHANS9sshENTs196
NEW TORH LrxEs.
| TIE CAHDES AND AMBoY AND PHILAnEI,
N sHsS k ASP TRENTON RAILROAD oonPA'
S-7OA PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW YORK
IND WAY PLA0KS,
rrsssA Walnut Street Wharf and Nsn-
siAztoz Depot,
WILL, LsAyr As FOLLOWS, VET Fare
ns Z, H., via G.nGsn and Aaboy-C.sA.
Al An, VIA Camden and Jersey a,y-Nsw sAD
" a 4 10y N, u. Camden and Jersey ar, ~ =
as !: IS Y. t.sdsn and i.r,s, CIV "
"n I Isv,S Sen;ias,on and Jersey CITY, .
\: i;r'vSa cstoasn and AnbOy-c. and "
4. 4" HmnCdatcn 1.A
~ / y, ytG tSndeo md Anboy.-C. and
- I; 81 Us Ean,irs,On and Jersey city, ~
-. ESshingtoa aud \. Y. Express 800
AZ 81 :. ID, Wis Aonutngton and Jsrpey City,
"nxF: 81 v. K.q,lhs.oa and Isr;.y CITY, '''
" iX(SisSS \. Re.e:.ln9.on and Jersey ~
a" z i. yis GsaasP and AneOy-Assoa- '
ISOLATION (bTeight and PaAlenSef)-
Nd class Ticket Is
lDe BIO +, III. Evening mali And 1hS l. 20 (NiRhA
eOu.horp Express will run daily, (al o.hsfa, Sun
4hyE aSs1plti1
PHIL M LPBIA AND NEW YORK LINES,
Lave Walnut Streo, wharf At and 4. m, i0 n,
and p. nj.
Leave Ken'inrfon Depot at II.Ha. M, ap, 40
The $40 y. m Line runI dsilyj ali others, Sun.
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES,
Leave foot Of barclay street at g.. m. and ! D. M
From foot OF Cortland street at 7, and 10 a. a.,
~ NJ, and p. M, and II night.
Thee p. m. line runs daily all Others Sundays
excepted. W. Il. 6ATZAiER, Agent
Phil'a and N. Y. Gnes.
PHILADELPHIA Dee. "a, 1863. desi
TERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
i OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Notio,
THEREBY given th.t, BY rulO OF The Court, ia
'ernt lave been n::ed As iollowsi
GeEeJGI 7sThJ.
Frat Monday of May,
Third Nyndsy OF October.
ieTias ofbe CircuA Court.
In which alone Jury 4 impA3nsied for the ,riA.
First Tuesday OF February,
Ih!rd Monday OF May,
BiEsE Tuesday Of November.
Terms q he CriIli5saI Court
FIRST Monday OF March.
Third Monday Of June.
FIRST Monday Of December.
Ts,1tI or ne DiTsIct CO,0t
First Monday Of Juuo
hrGt Monday OF December.
SpecfGl Tgrns
First Tuesday OF january.
First Tuesday of February.
first Tuesday OF March.
First Tuesday OF April,
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday OF June,
First Tuesday OF July.
fTBt Tuesday Of September.
FirEi Tuesday Of October,
First Tuesday OF NovOmberl
Tirst Tuesday OF DeesEb Der,
~ oTds Of the Court RLNEIaa.
iVh
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
court OF Warrington county, in the DlItfict OF
oOlumIiar letters OF standardization, W. a., on the
personal estate OF susan EAt0n, late OF Washing
TON city, deceased. AL persons having claims
against The satd deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the
aub,eriber, on or before the Let day Of October
neHti they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate,
GiVen under my hand this LIST day OF October,
SOS: MATILDA CAPRON,
OcI-lhWAw' Administrative NJ
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MEDICAL.
CP BoIAL OF.

On. n. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the FsJ.
srsi Block, Corner Of Seventh and s,rOo,r, oppo.
si,o tho Pos, and Ps,en, omOcs. Rooms % and a.
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
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thereby certify that, 10 the best OF ny nGor.l.
edge and belief, the above-named gusrNntCrI nrs
good and sufficient As suTetlos Tor the amount !or
which they otter IN be security.
To be certified by the United StEte- District ~.
,orney, Collector of Customs, or any other oficor
ulder the United ststes GOvsrnncet, OF rGFpouS
b!s person known TO this Office
D. RUCREp,
des-u Brig. Con. and QusrtermaGter.
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Joynoy Moyfy M,RyrT-The Funds .

LONDON MoyEY MAREET.-The Funds showed
conunued L.sin.ss and 81 oondenee Copso,s the
9Th quoted at 81 del.
The d.rnsnd for Discount Il tho Bsnf oompsrave
light and IN the open market r.n'aeouS tool place al ~
cent
LivESPoor, Jar. 6-p n-CorTos-Th. Gotten marie. on
hond.y opened bsoyatly Of all further advance In some
Of tGld bat 4. has become Quits although
prizes ainsnd Sales Of th, three days - cs bLes,
about 10 600 being for speculation and bport-
Trade At MAscHEsTKx-PTodDcsfs have demanded Al al
eonsnensge with the rise IN Liverpool but bayer'
resist aud business 10 consequently smo,t brought 10 usnd
BakApsIusy-xeseTs Wakefield. Nash 4 Co, bslsnd
Ahya Coz and ohers report: four m better demand and
Cd deer Wheat ia speculative Request, at ID ID A. eeftsi
advance; Winter Red. gd9il southern Red, s2d9it
Corn quiet the 'oct being larger than sI9ceied Mined ~
d3id
PIovsross -Ne,rs Rchsrdson Spence Co. and Cor
report: Beef Q1ir, and easier for Inferior
Pork steady Prime 6s Bacon IN rood request md
tho turn dssIsr butter very trei choice, 100 cio<
Cheese s,esdy Lard firm and partially Cd al de,fer tine,
Per. a, susar arm Cofe. qulrt bu, steady Rice mac
tive Nothing Doing IN Barn Linseed Oh quiet 81. Rosin
and Sps Of TasIeuuneno,hrs worthy Of notice fe,Io
leuIn arm Refined D ed.dJ " ID Cfuds ,tsady n Eli.
Ins.sd Cakes IS III offered foI American hut refused.
quarter dssr,r brick and 3D. higher oorrEs rm
al full prices TEA In good demand and partially rather
dearef RICE firm. TAILow Y. C. ~ dn a. LisskKD on,
IS D. SyiRITt o. TuHPksrIsB, -. Tor French
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Cotton sales to-day, !, 900
hses The market tending downward closing dull and In
active decline q yes.rdsy price. Beads.urs buoy
Provisions steady and unchanged except Lard which 10 tend
ins upward Petroleum firm, Rehu-d 10.
oures fat Illinois Central shMes Aa2< dsoogrti Erie
fnaIs esatd
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sEIppING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........Jsn. a.
l'leured.

St.amshps-Ariel. Wilson. Aspnwal ID H. Allen; Sidor
frl Maryp Queenstown end Liverpool, y, Cunardi leu
tonis iinnsl Hack Southampton snd Hamburg knnhrl
Co Morsns Star, Courenay, Havana and New Orleans
James A. Raynor; Locust Point Holman, Portland H. b.
Hoffman & Co.
sesner.-weh,ier Wallace, Port Royals salvor, Martin
Warrington; Mollto Cr.pman Washington Baltic, Grant
Rockland.
Ships-John Ber,rem (ilsn) Johoma Hamburg, Homan {
Edge; W. h. Storr bryant, Live pool, &. b. Marshali
Ontario Cox. Liverpool, Orinnell Mintum CO. Patrick
Henry Robinson London do; Ardnil!sn Orr Fullerton
glasgow h. Macdonald Co.; tiyGo tBr) Pincknry, Bel
last lloyd hnieAen; Oacua Leay.'t New-Oileans W.
A. Nelson
BaIks-Eabob Patrick Shanghai, Thayer Peabody; Con
codia tDanl Laurtler nonteSid"o and Bnsnos Ayres,
Punch, Meincle Wrndt stephane rl boude 81 Pierre,
MID lloyd Hnckoni Daucy Mouiis, Trinidad Cuba r. 4.
Buck Co. Isluca Hartman Nrw-One'n-, Ven Brunt
saght, r. Schultz Howard, Key West, Bonner Brown.
DeW0Ij pc.lux lDsnJ, Jshnssn, Isio !AeGo, Napier a
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Passengers smiled.

=. s>s~,.ip CnyJ Iendor for L,r,rpei- Richard Hall.
Nm A. 4. HAs,, aud M,, kiader. Mrs Js. Maple,
and VII. william Es.y. Levi. Roy, Nm. P.cs and lady. A.
Ine, Henry Ley Eiy Ji. noepsI. hsaY c.FG,hr'.,
Cohen AID VIE and four children Mr. Pamei, and dy ChA
Co,kc. LspienAnia, ". ". Mcktuuy james r. hourks,
Ii.yworh Kd-sd Haishi wm. A. White, Jr, W. Pros:
tor ). 4. Can't, Mr. B.rsgo, A. wisdn, r MsldI'm snd
sd chid Andrew r. cray John Andrews, o. o. wal.er.
WIN. B. Stewart. $ Levy l. wsisand Eugene Pau-rt Wa
wooduan Jane. Resell, John rfsscr and large number 10
I" .f,a@.Ar T.sfer'a for Ha~ssyo a.d sos,Aa~rten
Miss J. Ns.r Augaaa }. Smith, {. 6ion, hucher, ".
ns''hot; sgenser Damn ?. Handel, J. Bnt,on. j. X
Junot A bumon.ln J. Seols Il seessr ~ hassr J. olth
J. Msn,r nesne Mspl. ". wnme. 4. Poleman II. s,aalsr
j. H. NELL Marie Louise Neaer and CHILDREN ssyer, and
" .i,SmJto Morning sta,, fer Harana and Ne orl,ar'
s M.sI ie Capt. Marion 10i Henry
ps,i Tsedlstoa. 81. stss"sI Lsq Nh D;yla,:a
W. D. Wsnn Lou. ksi,sr Hon George Bishop and servant
4. Roseuhs, Henry 0Ceanor A; y. RosieI r Lons. a.
Bristol Mas H. s Weed, M,. Dexter Mh. T. Soaring Mn.
Donovan, H. " Haushwout Col frenk r Howe ard servant
Ms ,. r. Howe CHI und nurse Mad San Roman. Mr.. r.
H. STONE Lioul Cob H. Il. Irwin aud servant L. o. Wsou,
Mr.. Joseph Gan.bach,I and three Children Brig Gen X A.
Col James Meksy aud ,ecretary ~ &. scov X Vince
G. W. Elliott AZ. Rpk~. NJ. 4. Sawyer, Geo Bodecit JAS
Henry Lsyeries John H. bol.s A. Teigsn.l X =. Nc
Master H. b. At.rbury, n. C. Mccall lsaac Davis, Miss {.
NJ Martin Mas Barber mrs A. r. Barnett Nile. Mary HIM
mond lssdore Levy Isaac Levy, II. Bloch, Coi"uf, b.
Psy.on John Caldwell r.. SaIron Isaac a. Tutilr George
Soaring L. Sturdayaut H. A. Nhecock Mathew Milin Ms,
Mary X. Giifn. Philip H. st,cey Henry Levy Mr. Flora
Levy Jos Geo ". Elliot, Edwsd Elliot, James
Cosbor, DR. T. =. Wells. .
For HavAns-M. NJ CLARK, Tho. Rcddngon Mr.. Sorhy
R-idinrord J. H. ks,an AN Hays. Miss J. Dubbng. Mrs
H. Dubrng Charles J. falcs w T. Duhrnf, X. G. Johnson
Geo. q. Kennedy, A. HON Samuel 4. Hscor, Cornelius
BUYS d. Jose g. de Ssndoval shefdon Browning and wife,
Mis.es Garmore Carlos medina, T. Z,nnoni W H. romstoek
and lady ,. Moseoy ID. Ham. and Wife, J.. ssrnsuo, T.
MepLi. y. Mai.
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B:niy.
PROCLAMATION OF GARrBALDr.


The following is the text proclamation ny
Garbadi, which has just been published in the Ma"Pa
before the hypocri,cal ntrigues Of diplomacy which
now denying and caressing The most sacred cause
aud the most solemn rights makee mask OF them 70
the shame of s bjcct seihshness, what remains
there for Italians 90 dot
betrayed In their aspirations and their generous
initiative msreprescnted the Treasury overladen WIN
debts dishonest or incapable in power, Narike
enemy terrifying himself IN the north with enemies not
warke but no less inquitons who seek u force us 10
ally ourselves with their frauds or become slaves to their
influence, what remains there for Italians to dor
" Let them mite; but longer In support OF men
whose aniecedents of toTtuous policy promise naught
save hatred, dscord. renewal Of party violence. and
fatal disenchantment
capacity and malignity hns spent the vital forces
Of the nation 10 fratricdal conflict.
" Let them unite; but in the name 81 BIN In whose
loyalty alone confde with nliai truth IL supreme
crsis-in Victor Emmanuel III.
" He alone never failed In bis given word. The In
sidious arts Of diplomacy viii SILVER they have ever
done against his truth and honesty The country may
coahde in him IN tho approaching struggle because 30
who risked his in the unequal struggle On tho
field OF battle will never descend 10 compromise but
will conduct ne gloriously 20 Rome and Venice
." Let us then unite In the name and with TIRE hon.
os,y Of Victor Emanuel Let him be promptly In.
vested with the Dic,siure 81 the entire Kingdom Let
the Parliament De oosed. Let the iss Tor the oonscIi
on open before the arrival Of Spring for The speedy
formation Of columns OF volunteer who viii form the
van guard Of the regular army. Let sluAdrons OF Ma
tiona Guards be formed resorge and lot Us march
without loss of time on the hiucio.
" Ia the name Of Italy and Victor Emanuel Dictator
all parties will unite the brgaadGfe Will ecase which
nyc.ts the fareet level Of the Italian crown the ram
parts 81 AustFa will yield the people Of Venice and
llyha viii riss IT. nsurrooion Italy VIII regain her
own influence and mistress Of her own destnies, VII
be In a Position 10 seize her capital
"eIusgFPE GAKinALnL"
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yyEr.>rROrD,S ROSE WASH

HELMBOLDS ROSE WASH,
an excellent lotion for diseases Of >yphic nsture md ~
An injection In d., OF tie Urinary g-us ARISING fcr1
habits Of dissipation. used IN correction VIII the Ea.rss
ncha and Ssr.aDas, IN such dis.ase reconinendrd
Evi,uee Of the espousbe snd raes character WI.
accompany the iaedirnes
CERTIFICATES or CT RES,
FROM 10 70 YEARS STANDING, with
NAMES KNOWN 40 SCIENCE AND FAME.
FOR Medical Properties Il hnchu,
SEE DispfNSA1DRY or THE UNITED S1AJkst
-. Professor DEM En- valuable WORKS tie Practice o.
See remarks by the late celebrated Dr. PHisC PAL
adelphia- -. .,.. -. - ......
ebraed Ih,sicsn ana Mrlb,r oi the Royal Cosee 81 sur
gsons Ireland aEd plbsAed H. the transactions Oi TIE Nus
and Queens Jourua. .,,,,,
See Medico Chirugsic. Review. published by BENJAMIN
TRAVERS. Fellow Of the Royal College 81 81 Mons
See mos o: tue late stsn4ard " o.ls en- Aic5icire
EXTRACT bUCHC, Z Pc bott.e, OK Sax toE IS.
EXTRACT sARsAPAhiilA, VI Pc bottle, or s1 ios
IS.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, tOc. ref bottle, siI fos
81 81.
q. Hsf Dozen of each sor r. which vl be sufcirrt "a
cure the obsua'a y direction adhered To-
Delivered any address, securely packed ifon oeserVael
Describe symptom, In al crnInun.ealoD@ Cure AfAn@
.eed Advice sr-tis,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JANUARY ss 1854

Wexford Luce Jant,ns (Hol LuAin Amsterdam. Finch.
seincke endt Hannah Hicks, Hicss, Maiamoras, w. T.
worwell Co. Flying Send tBS) Lsley Haysns Tngilo
Co Henrietta OBJ, Hodson, Bermuda McCoi Firth
ndaun.ed tBr Thomas St. Johns ~ g. Mai;land Phelps
q Coz Water Lilly. Tilton, Orleans H. H. Drani'
mond & Co.
Smithsonian Davis Port Royal, Van Brunt
Lady Suffolk Moody Phisdelphis, DO Isabel Ashby Mys-
tic; verma Esbert, York River T. Campbell Martha L.
Orleans j. w. Elwe Co. Granite State Seahury Boston,
g. w Lewis Co.. Life Boat, Reed Portsmouh Antelope,
Nc Murchie ST. Johns p. r.; John Aumsck Hodges New
bern; Asa Edridge Lake, Accomaci Palmyra Henry Alex
sndria; Julia Franklin Van Name York kser Inns Depew
Alien DO NJ g. Tibbetts do T.. C. Smith, GoIhem CIaney
Isand Hiswats graham Baltimore Ida del Tore, Fitch
ett Point Lookout, Nd Helen. Qun, Boston.
Sloop-Sophs, Richmond, Greenport, L. |.
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Prsscnucrs Arrived

In ,camfhip IfnG. from LfrrooiMrs Prior and daush
ter Mr. uawrey, Mrs Bowling. Capt GleskrE lady and
child Nj McManus Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. Nj Edgar, Mr.
Ilushe, and lady, Nj Bar W. J. siisry, Mrs Wade and
child, J. X. iIuync.
IL asam,Aip SaLrlin, iron. kiag.ioE Jan George '.
PierwTsht Edw Boyce, y NJ. WILSON. H. H. y. Koch ana
servant Rev j. Is. f-ut,id = 4. Dgrnch and lady, Mfs
Burnett aud infant A. Windlor Edw. nuIre, ;. NJ Lbgan
In ,slm DdnU0r! Ans,icc, from O,i,dns-Lieut W.
T. jones' Lirut. Alex Meade Cspt. W. II. Morris Capt.
yrrs and wife Capt Gilbert Adams, w IL GLADDEN., Lieut.
CIas Couturrr Lieut. f. VI. Nichols Dr. huel Capt. j. l.
NJ D.uickson, Andrew Cosgia Jas. q. RomoTth.
Ia ,eanfiP Cohafba bom Decentralization.
Washburne sir. Scott aud two children Lieut. olone
oodrow Major Powers \. J. funef Capt Nymsn, Sept
Cook Lieut. Murray, Lieut. J. J. William
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CITY ITEMS.

COsT oP LIGHTING Our PUBLIC STREETS
From tie annual report Of the Superintendent OF Lamps
and as we learn that the cos; Of Lightning the City dur.
ing the year ending December 81. 1863 was az follows,
Public Lamps. sAl Oss 90 Court Room,.... s7as Is
FIRE De2siiment s5m " Public omee'.. 1~s IL
Bel Towsrs.... COZ s; Total...... AS, 80 ~
The total number Of public lamps IN use on the 0st Of
December III. of these Q $40 lighted by tie
Manhattan Gas Company 1901 BY tho Harlem Gas
Light Company, and 3i75 by the New.York Gas Light
Company. The following figures show the cost Of light
ING the various public buildings ind departments.
City Hsn.......S2eD5 3o Controller. OfBc.... era 90
Cry ln'pse'or' Dep, /" rs Mayors Re'denee.. 20 70
ssu o. lamp. ana $50 90 I ToSSs. W. nos o7,7 90
The actual cost 10 the City for gas alone s376
3s3 90; for oil s736 sc.
The superintendent estimates the expenses OF his de
department for the present year at s59T but suggests
that the appropriation might be lotsencd about $4,000
II tho Common Council would rescnd their resolution
ordering lamps 10 be lighted 10 front Of churches every
evening.
We are requested TO call attention TO the card
OF Mr. Isaac j. Oliver, printer who. having repaired
his heavy losses by FIRE invites his friends 10
the old stand.
LIE u IhinENb DALI AT TEX hChDEMY OF
MUSICIAN Of the tickets for the above ball having
been sold. none can DO procured at tho door this
ing Al. DgLAroUR, Treasurer.
MAYORS OFTICE.-On Saturday morning
Mayor Gunther awarded 500 to officer wogan Of tho
Fourth Precinct for bringing to Justice Patrick Muir
ply OF the Fourth Ward whom that officer detected
voting illegally.
HRARTLEss DEsERTos.-At an early hour on
Saturday evening young girl named Martha Cox. re-
sidiEg at NO. 552 Ninth street was met by unknown
woman carrying child in her arms who requested her
to take charge Of the infant for moment while she
stepped Into neighboring store to mako some slight
purchase at the same time stating that she would
ware her ior her trouble. The girl consented and the
woman LEFT her and entered the store. Some time hay
ing elapsed, and the not making her appearance
the gi entered the store and was informed that the
person shc sought lad left some time prcyously She
then handed the child to Officer Mccoy Of tho Eleventh
Precinct, who conveyed it 10 the Office Of the Commits
sioners Of Charities.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CHRISTIE SrREET.-I
Soon after ii p. M. on Saturday fro wns discover
VI N the ioGistory brick building, No. ls2 Christie
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nailed.

JAN 22-s,eamers- Boston City Of Richmond.
Bris--Mer.in lBrl Los Amigos (frl.
Schooner. (rr.l, Princes. OBJ.
JAN sl-S,esn.hips-SidoH (Brl City Of London, Teu'
toria, Morning star, ARIEL -
ssesmeIs-lhos Foakes f. L. Scott Haze, e. l.. CLARK.
Montaus.
Shps-Anarctic r. Pifandello Cltal,.
Barss-stopmnnde (Br) Laure.io (Br) Mary tBr) Anita
(ATgb.
Hrlgs-Iedey Wears tBrl, S;adt Poppenbursh Blum, H.
T. Swan Vampire Maria Oesnd3f Beaves Cyprus. W arrcn
Princess Alice Leonard Berry.
SchoOnersAetiea, Julia, Chns Roberts, ST. Lawrence
Susan J.. Jane " m. Hunter.
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ssreat ttritaiu.

The weather iu England, and also on the con-
tnenf was Fgry cold and navigation ct many Of the
thern continental ports Lad been stopped by tie III
sense frost.
The King Of the Belgaas was reported OF asisit to
Queen Victoria.
Ii is stated that Keenan, and King and their seconds,
eotv outstanding the ctocr obtained 10 remove ther
into the Cont OF Qleens Bench had eiecte0 10 be
tried Il the Sessions in The County Of sussex.
11s B1Riaqicm Post says that Mr.. Bright was di
yccti, instIuin MA III obtaining from Washington
init CATION ol tie sentence against the pirate Rubery
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corRr cALENDAR-Tpu DAY.

SUPREME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I-Nos. ON,
lo7s es5 g5 eg7 gs9 COS 9cs s 9l9 S3 gt go s5i as
9s5 49, $50 y7 go Port IiNos. aos 52, CO., tI, ooo
o62, 6Si 6ss. 6S eu2. u.s. re, 7H 10.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcrAL 1ERH.--pemuuers.-
Noe 49, a. Issues Of Law. tc-No d. 2oa, ~ H. G6, l23,
2is, 24O 2t1. 81. - oo
SuPEglog CouRr.-Part Nos. 1879, 1888,
$50 325 g257 327a J9SI Jl3a AIS 2: e8i5 1l33 3
S2ss Par. lNos sIeN 2et i5s2. Zaef 2ist asi, zlS,
1896 aOo Jl7l 527s. $3.50. 3lsI J1ad 37sa.
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the succession in favor Of the Grcksburg branch and
II is questionable whether would obtain majority In
the Diet Many tokens show that. in spite Of the
cent nots Of Earl Russell the Cabiuet of London viii
admit of all possible concessions with respect to the
protocol provided the integrity Of Denmark remain
ungured IL is said further 10 be intended to add 10
t:e ABOVE motion tina, Bendsburg and Flendsburg in
guarantee Of the constitutional right of the Duchics
such propositions proceeding from Austria and Prussia
affords sufficient proof that Vienna and Berlin must be
in possession Of information they consider not unavor
oh
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[adyer,lsemeut.l

"a SLIGHT CoLp," CoUGHs.-Few are aware
Of tho importance Of checking Cough slight cold" IN
Il. fr stage, that which, In the beginning would yield to
mild remedy II neglected, soon attacks TIE lnns' "bRowss
BRONCHIAL THocHrs give and .lmot, immediate relief
M.y ofes. and soldiers should have them, 80 they can be
carried IN the poeks, and sten oec1:on requires.
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France.

In the Corps Legislative on the 9TH, several
members trorght forward amendments 10 the address
expressing greater sympathy with Poland, end al
opinion that Is expedient 10 recognize the Poles
belgerents
The Paris Bourse, on the 5th, was dull but pretty
steady Rentee closed at G6f 75c.
Tie report Of the Committee upon the supplementary
credits, requested by the Government has been pub.
Ashed IL concludes follows: "Our mission is 10 warn
the executive power with afectionae respect and TO
Mold back Upon the brink Of dangerous enhancement
The best devotion IL that which knows how TO speak
ssIuary truths in tine Of need. We are Unanimous in
advising That al eLd should be put to the Mexican cx
uedtion fa b it from ~ say any price but az the
interest AID honor a France will permit The ex.
p,e.sion OF this sh certainly responds to the
ntmeut OF the country and think the Coz eminent
Of the Emperor viii receive it with favor"
The Committee unanimously propose the adoption Of
ebc bill
TIE ADDRESS OF THE FRENCH JRGIsLATIF BODY
TO THE EMPEROR.
corespondenee Of ghs London Star; ,,
PARIS, Monday, Jan. 4.-Ihe draught Of the
address Of the Corps Legslaf In reply to the speech
fou the throne was read the Minister'S TO day. The
sddres, statee that the populations IRE profoundly at
u ched 10 imperial Institutions and appauds the resou
tion OF the Emperor anticipate pubic opinion IN the
path OF industrial and commercial Liberty III expresses
y Wsb that the public works should not be diminished
and that interior reforms should be developed The I'D
dress then says. "TLe Cops Legslati oeiicves "ith
The Emperor that the most wisely governed nations can
always escape :treigo complications ana that they
should regard them without Illusion AZ WITHOUT WeaH-
asss lhe aiisau, expeditions W China, Octh'n oe'ha