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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-06-15

Addresses were made by Senator Pom
eroy, Congressman Rollins, General Woll-
bridge General Meagher, and others.
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oLEs Ar rns susuo noiaD, oirA
TUESDAY. Jon. os-P. N.

Gold opened Of 1874 and steadily receded to
l.7l. whei.it closed At o'clock p. m. The steamer
Champion FROM AspnWan brings sGs.s63 in specie.
Upon tho street Stools strong and in demand. AZ
the Stocl P1nhAnge Governments are steady Coupons
Issl lCC, 1lJCi Fo- April 7.3Os. l01i olO7i. Ger
tfc,tes gro higher. e7ia9s. Tennessee g. 81! ash.
Virginia Ca 4sd50 North Carolina Co. 50U52. Mis-
souri, g. 67la6s, Caaien Company @ta9iI Della
ware ard Hudson l7s3 en-; Pennsylvania Coal l75@
lso, oalcisilver, 4Bi; Cumberland. 5Olaii Pacific
NAL. 2asaz27, Central American Transi,. S6dJ6i
New. FORK Central 1861 al37i Erie Railway. lo7ai@li
the Preferred. I0iiai0li. Hudson River, l3eial:s:
IIar,.n, l0osIO3!. Stocks Gre lower. Early In the
day prices were strong and good disposition shown 70
boy Amer the adjournment Of the Stock Board prices
wore all down, aud the temper Of spectators dospond
OFF. At tho Second Board the state Of affairs was
shown and the market closed dull. One OF the frmesi
stocks was Cumberland which closed at 20 bid or the
miscellaneous Stock, Quartz Nm has sold at lOi lOi
Copaie 4, dull at lliGlli; Bcrks County at i6li
PennsylyanIa Cosl at l75d lsoi Delaware and Hudson
Canal at i7sial7ei American Coal at 92i MinnesoiI
Mining at 7Og7i, and Central American Transit at 30
The closing prices wcrc Gold l57i New York Central
1864; Eric Railway. l07 Harlem. 99l Michigan Cent
raj. 1911, Michigan Southern. s7!i Fort Wayne, &c
Pi,tsburg, lOq,; Illinois Central. 125i; Galcnn III
Cumberland. cot.
Freights arc steady and fairly active. To
Liverpool the engagements arc 5000 bush.
Wheat az iid. aiid. in bulk and bags 800
bbls. Flour ut Is; 300 bra Bacon at los
Cd, 80 ties. Beef ut Is Cd, por neutral paoke.
20. 90 bush. Wheat at 3D.. In bulk and bsgs; lOt
tcs Beef at Is. 3D.. 500 brs Bacon at l5s. 800 ties.
Linseed Cake at 2s 3D. and 200 bales Hops at i93l6d
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4, e35 tun,. at Chatham the Ocean. Is, 4,o45 tuns
hrnorplaed frigate a, Dcvonport; the Research iron
cased ship guns, 253 tuns at Pembroke; the Mino
aur iron-cad So 62l tuDs at Blnckwall the Hector
~, Hon-clad, 063 tuns, at Glasgow; the Valiant "a.
lron'cl9d, 4OG3 tuns and the lamar 282 tuns iron
UOop'shlps, at Miwau and the Wolverine, Il. screw
corvette. LOO tuns at Woolwich. During the same
period tue following vessels the whole OF which are
either OF ron, or iron-cased have been commenced
at the several dock yardsyiz: the Lord Warden 80
COZ tuns ard the Bellerophon AZ Chatham the Lortl
2,372 tuns. at Wo0wici. The irOn-cads now DuiuinB
for the Admiralty, in addition to those above ehu an,
ated, are the Northumberland 50 662 tans, az Mn :.
wall the gincouri so 662l tuns at BIT enhehu 'u1
Royal Alfred. So 4,Oi5 tuna. ai Portsmouth tne ne'
Gus o. 3,7l6 t;uns at Pembroke, and the fa'orlr,
iron.ciGd corvette, Q lS6 tuns. at Depuoru' @Sea
with the iIOn-clad shield ship Enterprise s. .o . ocs
building at Dcptord. and the Roy az s9'erelgn' ~;
tunS. is being converted into en- nOciu culv s ~.
at Portsmouth The vessels now on ihe stoehb .. tne
various Royal docs e1e nI ,i ~ snus the Ry
dcra 81 G27 TINS; the Menai % 1857 tuns; the Rem
deer. H. 95l tuus, and the Myrmidon, 6g5 inns AZ
& go inns and the Hecon T. s35 tnns at Portsmouth;
the Dartmouth &c. 247S tnnsi the Repulss So 3Ilo
TINS and the Sylvia, 4695 tuns. at Toowichi
tho Robust g! 37l6 tuns; the lsier 80.
: on Juns and the Bittcrn. 4.669 tuns.
M Do,rrport; the Endymion, 80 2,47s fans. at
DeptforS the North Star % 623 tuns. at Saeerness
tbc Treci 81 3O27 tnns; the Trent 6. $50 tuns; the
Newport. l2j tuns; The Easson a., 695 tuns ard the
Trtarrs 695 tlns at Pembroke and the Prince Albert
$50 tunS nOn-cased cDpo.a hip at Millwal IA ad-
ion IN The .,re vessels there ~ squadron Of screw
-1nboats in cs,e of construction 8, Portsmouth dock
gard The number of ne-obattle ships and vessels OF
~ classes incl ding ynnboa;s which compose the Eas,
india and China squadron, Is 5li the Norm Amcrira
and West India cquidTyn consists 0f - yesscln the
ladron in the Nedi;eTnneaa, % shpe and gunboatoi
qu7dron on the West Coast OF Africa 70 aid IN the sup
preston Of The slave trade IL 81 the Pacific squadron
q yesscls and that on thu southeast soes. of America
I ships There ms 6 lileol.hattie and other shipe-
aticned a. tho Cape of Good Hope; vessels compose
he sCsadron IN Australia TIE following vessels com
ose the Channel squadron VIZ. the EdgoT. II. 1904
uns The Warrior so 6,l09 tuns; the Royal Oak. Is
O56 TINS; the Bla,k Prince. 81, 6l0y tuns; the
defense l6 $3.50 unsj and the Trncuos 2 screw gun
Oa
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B8Du HAVANA,
ArsxVai OF Ike Ronnoko-LassT frvss sun
Domingo,
HAVANA. Friday. Jan.

HAVANA Friday. Jan. %, 90.
We have no nsws since tie der arturo of tbs
Eagle worth oendisg
Oar latest dates from st. Domingo arc 70 the 9TH
instant. No military operations had taken place,
cers that email force lad been sent from AZah TO San
Juan do la Hagnana. and found me place entirely de-
serted. Gen. Gaada7a remain vi ct As1a, awaiting
recnfoIcem Intending 20 coaiinue h. march west;
wl.sa along the coast conveyed ly She fest.
The Ulos captured sehoonCs with English ooaors
ard a launch lyizg alongside a, Monte Christie The
schooner i5sad 70 be sro Cape Haytoa, ana TO have
cargo Of military mentions ard proyi ons intended
fCs the rebels The boats Of tas Uiio1 succsoied IL
eating her out, though exposed 20 Heavy mo fran
tie relel1, She has been taken -, Domingo City.
The Spanish nail stsaineT Isla &c Cuba detaiHed
% Puerto Rico and sent IN hasa with tcod totho Jar
gison 1T samans.
AS yet the SpznisA arms carsot be said to have CD
,aued any sgbsienta advantages and today they are
In verse condition and hold less gioan1 tiIn at the
butbrefk Of TIE insa-recton ne nav only 2otess' r.
few points along the coast whch IL has 70 precision
Ire following vessels have been sent fscm Havana %
ST. Domingo Steamers Cub1us with wgr irairtl.!.
Bsrcciona with troops Alfonso via asgitaa With
toria; Orol3 iIgs arrived frO1 New-loTki Eulola,
with 100 men, and provisions ID mO1cy, AID Accia,
with Provisions ior Pne.to Fai1i nnd three san Yts
scs tho briggs Neptune COncll sn0Pew'0 with pro.
visions and mu2tions Of wa. Otfsr fnamcuis are
beng prepared. spain and Puerto Rico ooItEGe 70
ship men end food The steamer CanariaG vas & have
left Codiz SIC 10Th, touching ct me CanaTy Isa,!s
The Spanish bug San Fernando sank as her wharf
/ BAT viii &c saved.
The ytleda-ute steamer Little Lin ,iHs Nan Nam
tartct 0ut On the cth but returned aud reported bad
weather. Tao strange steamers cc1isine outside
are supposed 20 have Ca-Sed tlIs r0t:OgraGo move
meut.
| Tho EDgEsh steamer Sea Queen cane in yesterday
with cargo Of cotton consigned 70 tie British Vice
Consul II I mistake not this 10 the steamer NJ.
Adalna furnished vita passport tine ago which
gaze rise to 80 much comment.
I Tho English steamer arrived tliH morning from St
! ThOmGs and tie Columbia from New York
Capt. A. T. BeguTegard, brother 81 Gen BcauregLa1
IL stopping bere.
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Quito already. and Garcia Moreno wus daily expected
In the port.
There were also rnors TO the effect that revolution
headed by Manuel Tomas MAdoDado bad broken out In
the Capital and that the President had been taken
prisoner; but letters from that 4sce received in Guaya
quill by the latest mail. do not say word OF it,
In Gunyaquil great fears were entertained Of revo
lution Which, however il was thoaght would not break
out before the Granadian troops would git down spe
ton Of the people there being rather N favor OF anIsIa
ton to Perm The Government was Certifying the CITY
Ii was further rumored that Nosquora had bought tht
steamer Bernadino formerly the New Granada) III
Peru and that Urbna would arrive board VI her In
short tise at GpsyaquiL
The cs1se OF tbs eaylof the Tica wa, that abe went
out TO ser from Guayaqul to look after the Ecsadoian
Squadron which had sailed from Tumaco and lowed II
back into fhc former port
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
The Pantagenet, which arrived at Aspi1vall
On the 18th from Carthaeena brings dates from Bogots
NJ 10 Dec 2J The papers contain nothing q parsiCn
lar interest On the nth Of last month. Gen. Santos
Gutiorrez and number q prominent citizens held q
nec ny in woh It was resolved to contribute ~ the
defense OF the country By voluntary loan 70 the
tsrns as the Inter might deem convenient a Com
mission consisting Of 8. Gutierrez >. "a. Comes Res
trepo r. Santamarin. M. Sanper, and 5. Camarho Rel
dan was appointed 10 collect the loan ard sums ote
slnount Of lis 200 we're subscribed on the opOt.
Froui the State Of Antioqua we hear 81 mn engage.
,cn ictween the Government forces under Gomez and
Conservative band Of about 4D men, near MarinIla.
The Conservatives reported TO have been complete.
ly routed Nothing Ia known 81 other revolutionary
movements In Boyaca and 5antander pubic tranquil
lily has not been disturbed.
hasa AZ
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TKEAnJRE Lnr.
The Liquor Tux Di-tnstefnI-Ttio Treas
urc Of tho Golden Cato,

SAS ERLscIsoo Wednesday. Jan e. 1904
Tho liquor merchants are much excited at the
rospsc of another bsng levied by Congress upon
heir stocks Of lqaora They say they have already
aid excise tax the liquors which have gone into
heir private Etoreo and they cannot SEQ With what
Justice they can le called upon 70 pay G-othor.
Mr.. T. j. l.. Smloy has boon arrested At the suit Of
the agents Of tho London Underwriters for resng to
deliver up for the treasure recovered nom
the wreck Of tho steamer Golden Gate. Mr.. Smiley
has been Ia the custody Of the United States Marshal
for several dnys. Tic Court requires Mr.. Smiley 70
giro bonds Tor $4,000
IAe work of wreclins the ship AqliG iOr the pur.
pofs Of saving the Mentor Comaacho u progrcising
iay SSaby oan be expected
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JANUARY 49, 1864

IT, Cd, Wheat Sd; Heavy Goods. l5s OILS. Cd. To
London. per American flag: Flour. ls. I'D; Wheat.
Cd Heavy Goods. It's. 3D. Per foreign flag: Flour.
Is. It'd. als 3D.; Wheat Cid; Heavy Goods. 2Os.
022s Sd.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
ceipts 1887 COS 77-for Customs sl29OOOi Payments.
s, 373 s52 80; Balance. s3s,5O6,O63 10.
Money is quoted irreSularly, but the evi
denees ore Enthusiastically tow srd greater enso Loans
ore made on call at 7 y cont and cases are rare Of
extra interest There is a demtnd for paper not Oh
served In time There TO DE no scarcity Oh our
rency and borrowers have fear OF the future Tn
london Economis says Of the Eng sh Money market
TAFT
bu.ine.. h., been done a, che Dsrk but The
general mark has presented great sppss HnSe VI ease The
pro vision made at tho close Of tho year and tho DIVIDENDS IN
s s So far the os IN H. marx t. with the ar
yas has ssced for tho export demand The withdrawas
amount to stict u1nch notice The adverse CHI of TIE
Eastern oxcbo1ge a. however operating on the AVER
exhaust II coeYs II would become to protect the
Bank Of England stock Of bullion by an advance Of
discount The exchanges are si disposed to droop, and
the stead demand for accommodation marks narrow limit
between tho present quiet and higher quotation In to' value
Of money.
ubioIno5 tho present quotations for paper Of vlous
% to 80 d.ys...el0J . ct InOn,hs-Bsnt .l7gct
9monh' .."...tiai 2 Ct 10 monihs-Irade bls.''iY CT
months u ct
Money ra,her easier the Stock Exchange cypnt
Of the sla usually made at this time, ana In
consequence Of the dividend payments which generally h7e
tie effect Of chespeung the value Of money on stocks Loans
foE short peodi Government Securities arc worth ics
y cont
BuonAlt the arrivals Of Bar Cod taken for the Con
tnent tho demond continuing active bat 6non operation,
noticed ut tho Bank. The Baz steamer tomorrow" VIII
take ont 2ll2sOc.
The following the Of interest allowed on depon
Joint STOCK Banks, y cent Discount houses at call,
cent
Leather Manufacturers Bank has declared 8
p cent semi-annum. FREQ Of tax. Broadway Savings
Institution. y cent interest (undsr $500 Y cent in
teros. over $500. The NewYork Central dividend Is
payable Feb 60 Tho books close on the 3cth inst. and
open Feb. "a.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Co.
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Egypt.
81 Dp gIVIIIJATTp1


A letter from Alex 1ndria Of the 2lst uls. says
" Hahn Pachs has returned from visiting his rcyeny
-cqUircd property near " upper cGtarar. His High
has made arrangements for NE extensive eDpiOy
nent OF steam Cu,tyatorr and vii have very great
breadth Il land next season unCsr cotton The only
difficulty tAat Is likely Ia ae in carrying tbs out EiH
perhaps, ~ many instant Pc be the vAut Of animal
power in consequence Of IL mortality tbs year. bu he
Introduction ~ steam come at very opportune
mcEt. The number ~ trav Grs IN EgyIt his year
ccsds anything known Sefore There is posrtiy.
want Of hotel G5eohnOdatln for hem and our hotel
keepers VII reap rich harvest. Sir CHARLES Bright
Col Stewart, Cspt. Stuart and NJ. Laws, who have
been appointed - 10y down she In nn telegraph via
the Persian GulL HAYS arrY 81 Hnd left here thsi1
way 70 India IN a1Hsqueu I tho fearful ranges OF
tie cattle disease the Government have been importing
from different GuarteT1 large scale ioroing
the holders land - take them OF their hands az prizes
Ringing fr0l1 800 % 600 per cont on the cost. Tbs Dir
arising our Of this is % general that II cannet
fail 20 ~ brought under tho altenti Of the Porte.
VERIFY it mrst be profitable tsde importing beast, a.
500 =. and selling them for i.e0)p."
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CUSTOM HOUSE, REeuLAr1oys.-The follow.

CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATIONS follow.
ing new regulations have been Issued by ths Custoa
House authorities In consequence Of tho numerous
complaints made by importers and others in references
to TIE mode OF conducting business By the clerks Asd
attaches;
Importers aud others notified that N bringing enf.s
70 hr snfrv for purpose Of having them passed. they
viii ta them their hands until their arn comes oefeSv
- entry clerk aud Wat u Ihe entries sse completed s1A
returned 20 them. 80.
No person coming before the desk viii be allowed 70 reesss
more uee handed 70 lin Willie lie Is before tie deski -
wi Nc allowed TO BE- kid tho defs except ~ tse
pcrcu whose turn may be- and more than one entry
time exec u warehouse and consumption entities BY the sam
hu which must be handed IA together. No CLERK Aoves
10 m sn entry Of .n except green fruit entries wh'ss
are considered pvTshAbe articles aid entitled to IeieIsnos
oy u all others -, .us
Innoter and others leaving their entries The desk Of c
enry er between Tie hours Of 10 snd O'clock WILL toca
10 BE- correct receive them complete ~ O'clock $40 next
morning. On leaving eures for register re Importer
dspand nuin5er, aud apply for them 81 nc 'iHe as
nhip'er. -, -. --s,
an r,houss aud consumption entTios b. tho 'sine "@
nasi be folded togehtr and handed ia IS one sutiy A.
fsdsr tho above regulation the current eusns" Us''' -
entry desks viii close at . o'clock p M. ,.,. h,.ss
Arv rntrv houd amendment clerk I,eua-s - -
froI 81, e during office hours IN ubrwaonayo =, IN.
sonev 40 a, TO interfere with the current nasie, es
Co., ,boud DO No ported 70 the Deputy ceLeesof OIL
Diyi.iop who wild take prompt notice o. y, ,,Do,,
Deputy Collector Fifth Dh.siOn, Custom h'a'~
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sy Mali ,ss.dy tsiI rsase, ale. e 1000 bo& 80
s sls. OF Canadian at eslS Western q &C. md Stat.
and ' ar@ 81 Ssi co ire sssss .ai
~ sa demand neg Is hr5sr but cd y lCwsI ass
.os an. SS e 70. old d, MIsd %s
HOPS in active demand both or export and home esA
and the market e firm under the favorable foreign new
shipper who heretofore were limited TO 3l52c y b foe
Prime enabled to pay 32aa3o for choice qualities
and some 800 bales Of fancy goods have been sod
pint II because s no real guide to the market The sss
are co. bales part at sa33c for Inferior Prime qualities
AZ :. nsrses dul and heavy Sales Of 300 talss -
MoLAsSES-Ths market remain, arm with fair dems.A
sales OF 80 bbs New Orleans at 5T0c for old new croa
NAVAL sT0RES-Sprts Turpentine Is in light suppj
sna hrn and IN limited request at 90 GOA % gallon ie
IN esss. Resins and Tar in limited supply and qass
hrn at previous rses.
Da ns nsl. s,ssss to. s %
For future delivery hear Of sales Of 800 bb MsrcR
.: AS ,sss az ia s: 81 =; 81 g; S
$?s $22 Is for New Mess $2og go Is for Wssts
md Gs @ s1s e. s e. Thin M: s;sf d1 fn s
and sli &Gsl6 for Extra do. Tierce Beef Is inactive
s sss dsss 9a as u. ing
saGotc 70, shouldes iifS.ic for Hams and l?94e g
and Ladds Long Cut Es9, to arrive at l3ic at the dooA
Bacon in good feqnss, and is frm sales Of boxes
Sf f o hsT 81 Mfss s tho : sso re .
bad iOO bellies at lOi in bulk also 600 boxes for Apca
delivery al Oscor Cumberland Cut and tfcr short Ribbed
Dressed Hogs better and fairly eetyewe quote Wesso
l69jc aud City 0ta9sc. Lard 1, In fair demand ED
firm sales Of 500 % at td l3tc. for old and lt13f fss
new and including choice ;: l3i Gl1ac.
PETROLEUM 10 inactive and lower for Crude under
ber arrivals owss the opening Of the river and the d.
cover, OF two wells yie1ng jo'ntly 2o1 900 bbs
day. I'd hence ses 81 good 70 prime Crude hsve beeu se
10 The extent Of 900 bb a, 23d3. whsandng a.
port kand that the foducteo Of The Nobe well whsA
formerly yielded 800 70 1900 bb has decreased 800 bb
y day Rean-d qus, but steady, sia47ic for good y
prime, IL bond, with al Of 20 bbst Extra White IL hrH
dc o fancy brand, but this criterion Of the
b-t the demand light and manly to Sill coptas but ~
Isducsd Refined shipments tends prevsut
any mat.r concession n rates. notwithstanding the nits9
inquiry Refined Free Ia dull 53G55c for good 10 pgia0
quality.
CETtsre b., been moderate inquiry 1t former posss
sales OF 200 Gags Rio at TIC.
SUGARS-Rew have beer trifo active 81 previUas
rates. sales CT 80 hhdA at 30lJc for Cubs; t0l3c fs
NeVOeans tho inde for common and 50 boxes H.
yGus 81 l4t 6lf4e. Refined are unchanged
SEEDSThe market for Governed Ia frncr and betsg
inca no,iceabei sales ~ ~ bags st 5t0ltc Timothy
seed demand, $50 80 rs bush. Of IS b. ReagA
Flax Seed quiet yet hr, at 80 3Od 80 IS bush Of Sc n
ThLLOW IL fairly active bit the market is hardly hnnl
.ol Of 10000 H. a; !0lZsc. for Western and Eastern. end
ItGl2lc for City.
WHlskY IS IN better request, but ct lower rstoa eeA~
Of 10 bbl1. State a. $4,000.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RnpOnrzO FOR TEE y. 7; rnIsys,


IHURspAY. Jan. %. 1874
ASHES In better supply and Inactive yes steady At
Gs - for rotA PesI'a are dull 4 y 10.
COrrON-fhe inquiry continues moderate, and price, are
OF 800 10 NO bales base OF BIC or Midd ing
COkFtE-R.o has been quiet today aud TIE market Il
rather depressed induced syces received today on NO
Dec 70 reporting large shipments HE ssioa Tor the
United State. Dec. Dec. ~ were 80 600 bass stock
on hand 10000 bags Price, 1lM hTohnnse. -. 6JIs
This has produced considerable WEAKNESS eud hc advance
noticed BY us Yesterday viii not be sustained other kinds
steady, with aos OF SO bags aud ~ bb Jamaica Oh I
waite terms. -. 90.
FLOUR AND MEAL--Tte demand for Western and S'ese
Flour active and the marriott 4, firm; the inquiry ~
chiefly for the home and Eastern trado but fsr for export
Trsds and Vanity brands quiet Jet steady the sses
ara H. u bb ct 90 s5U 81 90 for Superne state ~ 9og
81 IS for EItra do 81 s0dSI4 As for Fsncy do 81 70
ping Ohio 81 61GSB 80 for trade and family do and Z sOd
Is 10 % ST. Louis extras Canadian Flour Is nrn and IN
equest sses OF $50 bbls ~ fTd Is for com.
mon frra and 81 30d 10 40 for the better grades South
eTn Flour hrm and fay actvc sales OF LOO bbls lat
a. ISL 90 to fair Extra Baltimore and Country
brands and 90 25G SO IS for trads and family do Rye
Flour i in good request and "a seadyi sses Of $40 bbs at
5 756s6 80 for dne sopeftns and extra Corn Meal IN
limited supply aud very quss but hrmi sales OF $50 poA
Brandyv me, a1oat, at eb23
0RkN-hs Wheat market fairly active undsr The more
hrmer willie Spring held with Increased frInne Tho de
and 10 chiefly for eIport the sales 1872 100 bus and
eonsist Of "a 100 bush Chicago Spring at VI H9Si eo;
81 200 DO Miwankee Club 81 584 co. $Seoo DO AM
bef do at 81 6l06l 6JJ A. 300 do Red Western oo1
OIL 3d. ~ 40 do Amber do Of $l n0Sl 10 and loo 90
prime White Michigan In store at 81 Barley quiet and
the market sc bgoYaucy sales Of 200 bush aeTtor Eastern
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Germany.

THB sCHLESWIG- HoISTBIE QUESTION.
PARIS, Jan. S.-The Constitutional contains
an article signed by NJ Lmayrac pointing out the T.
ficuties Of understanding to settle the DanoGeimGl
conflict.
VIENNA Jan s-Information from trustworthy sourcs
states that the German great Powers have withdraw
fheir intended motion at the Federal Diet Of the en-
plOyment Of but Austrian and PrHs3n troops IN
the eventual occupation of Sehleswig
The Berlin correspondent Of The Time snys England
mas addressed fourth noto 10 the Diet urging CENTER
encc TO avoid the risk Of war. but 20 al appearance
fhe Danish Question is u iting into Tarhke decision
The Prussan Minister Of War has address I'd some On
nous words to o military clothing society. More Prus
san troops being put on war footing aud already
theirs is rgfr number IN ard upon tie borders Of Ho
E:ein than necessary for Federal execution In all
there are about G0,0O0 men. and there viii soon be
10000
FLENsBURG Jan. The King and Crown Prince OF
Denmark arrived here this morning by special train
epected the Notifications OF kredericsstsdt the 9Th
1t Is asserted that the small canals Of the Sohei s
free Of ice The iuuudat0ns Of tic surrounding cOun
Try BY opening the suiccs VIII not be undertaken until
the approach Of the enemy The greatest activity pre-
walls IN the dOckyaTts AZ Copenhagen with the object
Of serting afOat considerable Aeet as speedily as
possible.
BERLIN jan s--Austria and Prussia win address
identical to those States who have not agreed TO
She Austrian proposition in reference 10 the say OF the
Prince Regent Of Augustenburg IN Holstein. These
notes viii declare the policy Of the States which formed
4he minority tie occasion of the vote of the Federal
Diet that question, and VIII announce that those
States viii further resolutions 'he ieCt
The complete understanding existing between rho Aus
friaD and Prussan Governments, with regard 10 the
policy to be pursued in the Schlesw Holslein question
has again been confirmed
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE UPON THB LONDON
TREATY.
FRANKFORT, Jan. Sat the sitting Of the
Federal Diet Yesterday Herr der Pforen brought
up the report Of the Committee upon the affairs Of
Aolstein. Tho Committee were of opinion that the
Treaty of London unfair in point Of absoute jus
tice md Illegal in its bearing upon the rights OF
tons: and that it fundamentally violated tie rights OF
Germany and the Duchies.
FEpERAL EXECUTION.
RRSpsBFRG. Jan. 6-EYening.-lt is reported
fhut King Chrissan visited the Krorenwerk in thi'
Eiiy Yesterday. The statement that HeTr krOgh hs'
been appointed Minister for Sehleswg IL nos get oou
9rmed.
ALToyA Jan. e-An Austrian Major has been or
dered 10 i0n the staff Of Gen Hake the commando
of the saxon troops. No deseIters from the Dsnis
prmy are sent back by the Federal troops The nuInbe
amounts shout twenty daily, but no large 5odes haV
yet gone over.