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Taxation Of Mines and Exemption (
Bonds.
The San Francisco Spectator of late dat

The San Francisco Spectator of a late date
has the following: W q
The exemption Of United States Bonds
from tayaton is question that will soon
excite grea. interest in the Atlantic States.
Its consideration now. in connection with
the proposition to tax the mines of the
Pacific Coast, will form an issue for parties,
90 soon as the question of war shall be setl
tied. The people have, in great measure,
ignored every other question but that Of
putting down the rebellion, and many ones-
tions have arisen in the meanlims Of great
Importance to the public. The question Of
taxing the mines is one of the most impor-
tant to the residents Of the Pacific Coast,
who will resist it with all their Influence,
and will be, probably, carried in the end.
The New England States will hardly be-
content with giving our mines the gn>by
whils.every ,hing in New England is covered
with taxes and stamps. The question of
exemptng bonds from taxation is one that
affects all sections of the country alike, as it!
tends to array capital against labor, byl
favoring the more wealthy classes at thes
expense of the poorer, and to place labor att
the mercy of capital, by building up an i'm
mense monied aristocracy, whose miIliousl
pay no revenue to the Government whileI
the lsboring classes are oppressed with bur;
thensome taxation. This exemption OF onej
species Of capital over another, and OF one
class OF citizens over another, and OF capital
over labor, is un nst in its operation, and IS IN
conflict with the great principle of po'iilca
economy that capital is the only true basis
Of taxation. This exemption will build upI
is building up, 10 our country. an immense;
moned aristocracy The bun then of thesej
exemptions falls upon the laborng classes,
while the millions of COS, kept in thr!
channels of business. pay no tax TO the Gen
eral Government, and draw their interest in:
gold coin semi.annualy. The holders roll!
in wealth and luxury on the property whlrhi
ought to be assessed and taxed to carry on;
the Government. The bread Of the laboler I
should be exempt from taxation, and not the
capital OF the country. The capital taken
from our mines is taxed, and it would be
doubly burthened to tax the mines. Let
taxation fall equally upon the capital of the
country, and lift one-haf of the crushing,
double burlhen now placed upon the work
ing mans shoulder. An aristocracy Ioslered
in a republic is monslrous. 1t is the great
est mistake ever committed by the American
Congress. 1t must be repealed. Capita
must be taxed and labor be exempt.
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Board of Supervisors.

District No. l, Samuel Dodd. District No. ,
d. W. Madden. District No. 3, A. B. Scott
The Board meets the first Monday in February
May, August and November.
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BE-. Myres, H. P; ". R Creque, r; Geo. W
Appegate, s.. Samuel Beck. G. H.; VIM Sexton
P. S.; John S. Agan. R. A. c.; Samuel 7: Leet
NJ ". T. B. Harper, NJ. 2. v; Mack Webber
Nv; D. W. Lubbock, t.; J. r. Crandall, Sec,
e. G.. Smith, G..
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NOTICE.

TS hereby given that the amount of $50 90, Ia
L Gold coin. is delinquent on one sixteenth In
terest in the Buckanen Tunnel, standing in the
name of Williams Heinrich if not paid before the
Il 18th of June, 1865. will he sold for the amount
and expense OF sale.
~''- DEDRICH HODDE,
Michigan Bluff, Feb. 1s, 1S65-4m.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. T. B. Mcfarland, Judge. Meets the first
Monday in February, May and July, and on the
second Monday in November.
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County Court.

Hon. H. Fellows. Judge. Meets on the first
Monday in March, June, September and Dccem-
Der.
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AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL,

The WOrIdS GTeat Remeuy 01
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and SO UNI.
versally known, that we need 40 no r,o,s ,.ont
than assure the public that its quality is KEPT
up to the best it ever has been, and tha'
may be relied on to do all it has ever done
Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER Co.,:
Practical and analytical Chenl's"
Lowell Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where
Sold by Henson Hazell. and Mack Weber, Au,
burn; r. H. Mcdonald Il Co., Sacramento anu
Crane Il Brigham, San Francisco, and other dea e..
ers OF Medicine. june lst, loof y!
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Probate Court.

Hon. H. Fellows Judge. Meets on the frs
Monday in March, June, September and Decem
ber
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Democratic County Central Committee.

10 Hamilton. Chairman; 4. Huntley. Secre-
Itary; Wm NJ. Crucher, Treasurer; J. 9. Ball, w
W. Price VIM. A. Hines, Ed. Barrett, John R
Brown VIM. NJ. Pulliam, G. G, Newman, H. w
starr, and Henry Gosding, aeG rs1taf
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TO FEMALES.

When female is in trouble, or afflicted with
sdsease, as weakness with the back and limbs
spain in the head dimness OF sight, loss OF mnscu.
!. lar power, palpitation of the heart irritabiit,
Jnervousness extreme urinary difficulties. derange-
3mcnt Of digestive functions. general debility va
fginltes all diseases OF the womb, hysterla, sterl
:ity. and all other diseases peculiar to females,
lthey should go or write at once to the celebrated
Jlemalc doctor, w. X. Doherty. at his Medical In
sstiute. and consult him about their troubles and
sdiscase. The Doctor is efccting more cures than
1any other Physician in the State Of California
4 Let 90 false deicacy prevent you. but apply i'm.
;mediately andsave yourself from painful suffer
iings and premature death. All married ladies,
dwhosc delicate health or other circumstances pre-
svent increase in their families. should write or
scall at DR.. w. X. Dohcrty's Medical Institute and
!they will receive every possible relief and help.
lThe Doctors offices are arranged that he can
3bc consulted without fear of observation.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part of the State,
dhowever distant, who may desire the opinion and
dadvice OF DR.. Doherty on their respective cases,
land who think proper to submit written state
3mcnt of such. in preference to holding personal
4 antervicw, are respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred Dr..
aDOherty takes this opportunity of Observing. that
3al letters are only opened and replied to by him
ssclf. and the latter as promptly aspossiblc.
III tne case oe Iullv anu canuidly described and
sthe usual fee of ten dollars enclosed (by Express
for in a Register Letter) per sonal communication
Twill be superseded. as instructions for diet regi-
linen and the general treatment of the cases itself
lincluding the remedies) will be forwarded with
tout delay. and in such a manner rs to convey
Eno idea Of the purport OF the letter or parcel SO
transmitted. la ~
Ms- Consultation at the Office, fee-by let
tier $40. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
Address,
go .t5sssss w. X. DOHERTY, NJ. D. sa
tt fsN ,n-nE San. Francisco, California.
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IHE peculiar taint q,
infection which we
call ScRoFuLA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudes of men. Il
either produces or is
produced by an en-.
feebled, vitiated stare
:of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in.
Hcompetent to sustain
|the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
-leaves the system to
TOLL frXa IL.
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CLUBS OF TEN.

1 In place of the extra copy for a club of Ten
1--WE will send the Old Guard for 1865, if preferred
sor 50 worth of any of our publications. We will
3tlo the same in the case Of Clubs OF Twenty that
3go to one address.
CLUBS OF TWENTY.
For Club OF Twenty. at $40. we will send
Iboth an extra paper and the Old Guard, or S4
]worth of our publications.; or in lieu of all extras
I've will send copy of that important and valua-
bile political wcrk 1.-The Federalst" new and
Ina nfcent edition of which (price So has re-
|centy been issued by Scribncr OF this city. We
Twill do the same for Club Of Forty, to one ad-
dress. -ri
By sending $50 for a Club of Forty subscribers
|any person can obtain an extra copy Of the Day
book. n copy of the Old Guard for 1865, aud
,"Thc Federalst." written by Hamilton, Madison
land Jay, explanatory Of the present Constitution.
Every Democrat in the country ought TO own
this book. and in no way can he so easily pro-
scure it as by getting subscribers to the Day Book.
We employ no travelling agents. Any one
wishing to subscribe for the Day Book need not
Iwait to be called upon tor his subscription. All
THAT is necessary for him to do is to write letter.
Inclose the money and direct it to us.
Drafts or q money order are safer than bills,
4and should always be procured where it is conve-
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Ibe carefully enclosed and the letter securely seal
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All letters should contain the name of the post
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Married.
BxpvLL-punncx.- On Tuesday, the April T. at the
vesAeuce a. te brides parents by the Rev r. Ralson
Smith, Mr. DAVID r. BHDILr, Of Niddleiown Point N
J., 30 Mss Es.A J., youngest daughter OF L. H. Domi-
nick, e New York 40
MwE-NsTsx-O Thursday, March 70, ~ Rev.
1hsnas Street., AspREw J. MooRE 70 SARAH NoYM, both
q this city .r
0uxB-Ds Caoor.-At the residence cf A. Barmore,
New Ysrk, Tuesday, April by tbs Rev. r. = Foster
D. d, EnxusD A. sHrrH, Of Brooklyn, 70 ExMA s DE-
oRocf, q Now York.
vafnAxp-RArp AT Bergen, on Monday, April 8, by
1sv. q ". Pendleton Mr. ADRIAN N. vgEEs.ASD 70 Miss
III AMOR n RAiP, all OF b rgen, N j.
vSLow-, nAPs.-On Monday, April >, ut 1t Petcr's
shurod Brooklyn, by the Rev. John A. Paddock,
essed by lhe Rev B. r. Huntingdon Gro. BLANCHARD
Mnotow 70 hsoerE T., eldest daughter Of 1athrep w.
Cknptn, Esq. all Of that city.
bogton pagers please COPY.
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Shr Nay %as. biyss, WsrsS.m s'aH Shssiss sos
ssamsr foreman MHs ass su1 &n ss
seamss s sis%5S5s' F Levi. wsshinssonc Hama
Steamer Fsnny osawaladsr, Pierson, Baitmors-w Dali
steamer W Rruns Poster Baltnos-wn Dai.eu-
The following vessels were cleared Monday but were
Bark Maria tPsruv) Bursiey Buenos Ayres-Dowley Cor
s s a:1f 2
srls Harp Arsy, Washington Holyoke 4 Murray,
Schr Graham tBr) Langlois. AnchAt-B Small Co.
scsr Isrsel i, snow Savage Port RoyaF Bixbee Co
schr Jas Brophy, -, Boston--s Lewis Co.
ARRIVED
y 8 steam soopof-var Monongahela Commander Ja- "a.
Gs rssnns sa and hOSrS Sandy
iS: ssss Haa.1 barn Fl
zss s:iss:s: =
March = sSs s NJ;
..i,s. SS.S:Y Beaufort NC 60 Aou with
s, sss .ns Ind ws.Sn sssass hours with
SLIP Ay%ar fes e s s,snrsr ssoyn March o.
with sS,s sq var 70 walsh Carver o~'e'' -A-''
ps,a Ogden e this ' port e - he .samsus
Feb Es VIZ ma:s Bss.,sr vsslu March a. Daniel
ss v sS9so GsS ,s S
weather. lost foreopmast and bboom also lost and
Bark Lord Baltimore sof Bermuda Losbers Jsnero,
saIr B %ltn Ws e rsndsss BSs Nth o
Bark Edward hin (of Kingston JAY Thompson, Matamo-
fsSn sssa xs Hall
SSe MsaSssT snS to Dsw Had
sas Ms 81
brig Frontier, bound in.
s-s SsE S:ss; Is ssy; Ts
proesDs Ps s5oSs i
Bl sss s %s,s1 Small. ns''n. 81 days. with fruit &C. to
.Ds Is Son sws wsdenbs RIG Jansr
Wsndt Has been detained at Sandy Hook since the 18th
Big T9ah'dor !Br Tucker Masamoros days. with
Ak with s sIsn S to Greene crrs LIST inst 40 lon
sG SIs x 1.asns NIB, crowe cenus
@ Ia a.'s st. WIKI with s :s
' isan saS T Emery a'd a4ns.n
RassA % s baasa s,'5 IS s.y.
with Rn sugar "a and moas s e Geo Stephenson
ss ws Go M sSS sas y lay:
Ss 90 r on haeas shoals and her
as she Immediately alled; blowing heavy time did
I Brig ossan ~ Wave sof Fan Riyer Cole sag
- ~ ION q 10 spoke brig Nancy Lake, of Portland from
Brig Antilles (of Boston, Thestrup Rcmedios IL days
with sugar and honey to master Had heavy weather
bulwarks &c.
Brig Eliza tof sydney CID. Doyle, Halifax days, with
sehr Orion CD Willis Mragoane &c days, with logwood
70 master - ~e"'
schr Annie Howan (of Prince Edward Island) Ireland
Baracoa, Il days with fruit u Buck Co. Mnrch 3d.
pad the Sc part OF cyclone from 6SW; obliged
mouth Grove.
schr Mary Anna, Gibbs, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr = e Jones, Fish. Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Essex, Psst, PHILADELPHIA for Providence,
Schr Mlriei Gilpatrick Ellzabcthport for Boston 4
dehce. " -N'T
Schr Z r Smith, Cobb, Portland for Fortress Monroe
Schr Susan West McFadden, Boston for Norfolk
Schr Geo Whistler Jr Phnncy Boston for PHILADELPHIA
Sch- Grace Glrtcr, Clark boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Cabot, Wctherspoon Boston, days.
Schr A Berry, Voorhees,, Black Rock.
schr Il Daniels spaith, ilaytrotd.
Schr BLACK Diamond Clark, New Haven
Schr Kate Tbomas, Preston, Greenp0rt.
stesmng Gladiator Hayard New Bedford having in tow
the ship Dreadnought -. :
SAILED
Steamers II foreman, Geo Lcary; ship Trundy; banks
Jenny, VIM Van Name, AIetta brig II Curtis; schrs ]
ton.
Wind at sunset e.
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LAUNCH OF TIE STEAMSHIP RISING SrAR-The New York
Nail Steamship Company will launch their new
steamship Rising Star this wednesday, afternoon at SIX
O'Clock, from foot Of Houston street. East River This
steamer bull. by Messrs Roosevelt Joyce Waterbury,
and is intended for the Havana and New
connection with the Morning STAR Evening Star
and Guiding Star Of this line
This "Wednesday afternoon, at Pm vii, be launched
from the yard foot Of Eighteenth street. River clipper
steamboat called the Neversnk She was built by the cole
brntcd yacht builder Van Deuscn Brothers, designed
TO be swift any steamer Of her length wtes
Her burthen is about 400 TONS She will be finished May
She owned by Cornell White Esq this city Route
not We. reported.
s She x ys Is
loaded having Of ls0 TONS Of which $50
s 'ssf q sss :sg
the ship and freight at $4,000
spsss dssa$Ss SHED: s.~Se!s
. @ ss On nS but s: q ns tide
about Feb lo with loss Of spar. and Leaking
Sss Ship cargo ABOUT
4: Re hight q s e.. si u Ho az
s. % % SaS sss The
Sost heavy Ssas he %s ss vas 81 loaded ss
s' q ss rated and S. Sss from from
spap, befoss reported put into Portland while making the
maed high "a 2 q "s Her
bottom must be damaged considerably the very
LcHr reported abandoned sls uit
boarded LIST Inc, by boats crew from Monomoy The
hold She started for Boston day returned At
night and anchor in Chatham harbor on the I'd.
Spoken, &c. '.. rtsI f'
ship Geo Turner Hopkins, from Boston for Bombay,
Brig Dillingham;, noiher further March q, lat q, lon
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The Canadian Diniculty.

MONTREAL, April 4, 1865
Much excitement prevails here at tho threatened at
ssmpt to the raiders It Is rumorcd that Litter
has been received from Secretary Seward declaring that
n view Of the action taken by the Canadian
for conspiracy and breach of neutrality, the United
States government would go further with the demand
Cor extradition Further proceedings will take place in
Upper Canada the plots known oil to originate
ehnf0
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SHlPPIN G NE w S.

Sun htsns ~ NOON sKrs. ..mOm ~
stN srs.............. 2S nicH WATER inorn Us
Port OF New York, April 4, 1898.
CLEARED.
ship Varibaldi, Rogers, san Frsncisco-Sutton Co.
snip nrrus Ultra Martin, san Francisco-E Robinson.
ship Molyrki Nickela, CITY Point--nearborn Bros
Meyer
Mark Wilhelm Hanoi Shake, Cadiz-rupper Beattle
nsrk narat Wing King, ubratsr-H a. DeWok
Bhrx nmrvest Moyn staples Matanzas-Wash,A Carver.
BARK rnxs tHr), Holloway PhiadeipbIa--J Claiming.
nrig Ann lbrl, feory, hslays-Tuppcr Beatte
orr inenhu IsarHway, Port Prince-R Murray, Jr.
Brg AlinretA, Merrymnn, Matanxss-Rogcys 4 Ritch
NriF t.rch bo1nond. BLACK Sagua-Thayer Sargent
Small Co. "
,D.aE Luis Mariani tBr Atkins. Liverpool. xs-Boyd
BrS Jane tBr. Mcclellan, Grand Menaa--J whitney
sc,r "a woodhouse. EDDY. NAiamoro.--r Alexandra a
Co.
schr Blanche Br). Lent, Annapolis. Ys-D r Dewolf 4
Co. - =
schr Deane, Megathln. Hilton Head-B smou A Co
4 81 ght -
sehr IIolmes, ireland, Beaufort-rhomas A Uolmea
scir u Pharo, Collins, City PointVan Brunt Sisrht.
schr John kaslolph Martin Norfok-L ChaseN Go.
Schr Row. md Ray ucf. Fortress Monroe VI Redell
schr susan Scranton, Merry. Baltimoro-Mursy 4 Ne.
sciT y cranmer, Lbrsg,a, BaltImore--N Bedell
sohr Trenton, Martin, Bahimore-M BcdelL
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sock market not very active. Gold steady sail
Sales Of gold ster call 1T H7x Gold stood at 1873
Close Of report (quArtcr past nine =. n,
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COAL, WOOD. &C.

GOAL, cOAL-sl2 PER TON-THE CELEBRATED
~ otto Red Ash Coal cr sale at the above prce less
TO dealers Also small lot of lnsas ng an house Camel
for sale cheap. Apply at Fret avenue corner Of Twenty
s"h street. and Ninth sifeo. door wess 81 First
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-05

NEW BO0Ks--PHorOGRAPH CARDS FOR GENTLE.
Samples and catalogues on recent OF
Address g. Burns. box isl Post oce Jersey city j.
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N SELLING OFF SELLING OFF,
AT GREAT SACRIFICE,
THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF NO 20 CATHARINE STREET,
CONSISTING OF
1900 YARDS INGRAM CARPET,
5000 ENGLISH BRUSSELS
100 BEST QUALITY MATTlNGS. 80 ,,,,,
10000 YARDS ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OILCLOTH,
10000 PAIRS WINDOW SHADES,
$1,000 ROLLS PAPER HANGING.
ALSO LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
CORDS AND TAssELS.
sold until 1s day of May next account OF nlera
ton In the business
NJ B-Sales commencing Monday, the Sd OF April ut
AT COHENS,
20 Catherlne street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

rT,H ADVERTISER. A SUCCESSFUL YOUNG BUSINESS
man, OF good education polite and agreeable
address having recently smissed fortune and safely In
vested the wisnes with young lady widow
Of good education, pleasing mrnneTs and frank, honest
heart with view TO rnairimony. good constitution In
ds1rnsahe All replies treated with entire confidence
references gwen In advance OF interview desired
Address II. W. d.. boz III Herald Office. for week
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF nARRIA0E-CON.
IA tanning nearly 500 pages and 100 fine plates and
cravings OF the ANATOMY OF the human organs state Of
health and disease with treatise early error, It's do
poabe consequences upon the mind and body with tbs
authors plan OF treatmenthe raunal and success
full mode Of cure a. shown BY the report OF tested
truthful adviser 10 the married and those
marriage, who would know their physical condition Sent
free OF postage to address receipt Csc stamps
Albany, N "
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FINE ARTS.

DH0TOGRAPH SCENERY, VIEWS IN THE CITY ANn
IL countryNow In the sesfon for taking them; done 4
order In beautiful style; specimens exhibited OF the oil
gons In Pennsylynna ON Oil creek and Allegheny river
from Franklin TO Ttusye Niagara Falls Central
hundreds OF other for sale 70 the and other
wise. Once $50 Broadway. y A. HOLMES.
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y sf.la7H.l ,7AlLEuD 81
Summary Of News.

The Legislature Of California, on the
l6th inst, elected Cornelius Cole to ths
United States Senate vice McDougal,
The first trial for treason in East Ten
nessee, that ol the rebel ehrolllng officer,
Gamble, has resulted IN a verdict of nc
quitilr In, another case, Judge Trigs
deeided that paroles given to the rebe'
armie s., have not been binding since The
close OF the war, not being equivalent to
psrdons. -.-
Mr, James E. Murdoch had sufficiently
recoyed to ANNOUNCE the opening Of his
engagement in Phadelphia, for last eve.
ming, but be was -seized with second
attach, of illness, at rthears>l at the Arch
street Thealer, during yesterday morning,
and another poslponement occurred.
/ The Memphis Appeal Of the 18th say.
s""We are glad to. learn that Hon.
Lsngdon 9. Haynes has been pardondd
BY President johnson. with full protec-
ton against arrest. and permission to re-
side in Memphis and practice his profes-
sions Mr.. Haynes legal attanmen's and
high social qualities will command Tor
him a welcome in bis intended residence
among u.s.
E. NJ, Bruce, Esq has published in
the Augusta, Georgia, papers 9 card
contradicting the statement that he had
presented John c. Brscklhridye one hun
dred thousand dollais. He says: 81" '@
"My attention has Just been called TO
a Statement in your piper that had
presented General Bieckihridge with oiie
hundred thousand dollars. which Itake'
this early opportunity to conlradict and
General Breckihtidgt is wing
comfortably in Cahada, does not stand IN
need Of tt'e .tlhds. aiid would not accept
any such sum, even II I'were able 70 offer
it and the circulation Of such "a report
viii BE- as embarrassing to him as NOR
flying to myself" : '''''' e@'~' a'a''s
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% FOREIGN ITEMS.

.l ID . 2 .
The King Of Belgium is dead.
1t was. said that Austria and MrAico
were negotiating Tor the more speedy en-
rnlIment Of Of 10000 Austrla"s, which
were to be- furnished during five years.
At the American banquet ii Paris, on
Thanksgivi & day, Mr.. B'gow exrres ed
very pacific sentiments. Gen. schofeld
.proposed the toast Of friendship between
France aud tie Uhlted States. ''1'
AT the Fenian trials that Of MI Moore,
pike-maker, resulted in his conviction,
aud he was sentenced TO ten years pehal
servitude.
The special commission for the trial Of
Ftnap prisoners would adjourn in Dub
lin on the 18Th, instead 6f in January,
the interim being devoted to the trial o
Cork prisoners. The trial Of Halligan,
an employee in the Irish Pc ple newsfa-
per utfice, is progressing -,
The Channel feet is ordered TO winter
in Ireland, aud officers are not 10 be al
lowed the usual leave Of absence.
The Paris Patrie says Gen. Scho6eld
is about to proceed to England, on a con
idenisl mission from President johnson,
TO prevent, any d faculties arising between
Great British and America. ..r, ,,.l
ii Mr.. Cardwel, the Colonial Secretary,
has promised the Anti Slavery Society
that searching inquiry should be made
into the late proceedings in Jamaica,
b The Army and Navy Gazstts says
There are between al9aapd $4,000 Of the
regular army in Ireland. .essara
The L. udon Daily News says the Gov
etnment has, written to Governor Eyer,
requiring a Iull explanation Of the ia
maies affair. i has resolved TO institute
10 thorough searching irqqirg,o.dise7 !.