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L.amartIne on American Poll4Ica.

e NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The Tfmes'cor-
respondent, 'Malakoh," dating from
Paris the 9th ult., sends tlisq1isition
by LIamartine on the political affairs of
this continent, published in the MONTH
~ periodical Les Entretiens Letlarares.
he boldly defends Emperor Maximil-
ian's policy; sayBit isTa sublime con-
ception, vast as the ocean. The idea of
albold position to be taken in Mexico
against the usurpation of the United
States, is new but Just idea. Europe
has the right to take this position.
France takes the Initiative. He then
starts from the position thatIthe new
continent of America is the property of
Europe, and argues toprove that France
has right to assume this policy, and
having shown this TO his satisfaction,
he draws a figure OF Americausasja
community and as individuals, which
cannot be regarded as very Aattering to
us. -.
The Paris Journal Des Debats con-
tains severe criticism on Lamartine's
letter, -fI'; 77ittiHs
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MIseellaneons Items.

NEW York, Dec. IA Tribune's
Washington special says:
8 Last week the Treasury Department
issued certificates of Indebtedness
amounting to one million eight hundred
and sixty dollars. ~
The resignation of Major Gen. Gill
more, dated the 4th inst, and Brig. Gen.
Estes, dated the 9th inst, have been ac-
cepted. The resignationiof Major Gen,
James II. Wilson is revoked, and he Ii
directed To remain on duty. =
Hon. Fitz Henry Warren, has accept
ed the position of Minister to Gauta-
mala, and is expected to leave for that
country shortly. aa kd
/ Gen. Fitzpatrick will. not visit Europe
as contemplated, owing to a change in
Gillian affairs. He sails from New
York for Valparaiso early in January.
Z The trial of Major MuhIenbnrg, ofthe
4th artillery for, riot and conduct sub
Xsrsiye Of good order, Is concluded. -
The yerdictis not rendered.
The trial of Major Riley is progress
The Canadian government offers as an
exchange for the privilege of selling their
products in our markets, under the
present reciprocity treaty, to enlarge
and deepen the Welland and st. Law
renee canal, SO as to admit vessels
drawing from IL to IA feet of water, thus
securing transportation from Chicago
to the Atlantic, and giving the same
privilege to American as to Canadian
vessels free of duty. II objection is made
to this proposition, the Canadian au-
thorities propose that this object shall
be accomplished by concurrent legisla-
ton between the two countries.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
The Mississippi and Louisiana dele
cations called upon the Secretary Of
War yesterday, in regard to the re-
building of the levees where they have
been destroyed or torn away. He at
once agreed to send force TO rebuild
them, and stated that his authority for
SO doing was that the States were under
military government. 71s
The Committee on Elections has been
called to meet on Wednesday to take
up the contested case of Cotfroth and
Kootz, of Pennsylvania, and decide
thet of them is ON the roll of the House,
the Clerk having refused to place them
there on the ground that neither has
the Governors certificate.
George g. Fogg, late Minister To
Switzerland and editor of the Concord
| Independent Democrats, n was on the
floor of the House yesterday.
/ The Herald's Dublin correspondent,
Nov. 25th, says:
1t seems as If the doctrines of the
Fenfan Society had eaten up to the
steps of the throne of the government
Its extent among the masses of the
| people in that country renders it equal
TO, IL 1t does not exceed, the society o
/ United Irishmen. If It were not fol
the e1ertlons of conservative men o
every shade and creed on the Island
aided by the Catholic clergy, IRELAND
I WOuld now be submerged in the blooC
OF her people and that of the EnglisI
military. f,.s...
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LanaTilG Oh American Politics.
Spirit Of the stock Market.
CONGRESSIONAL PRoCEED1Nas.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1866.
tet SENATE

20. -. SENATE 81.
Mr.. Cowan presented petition from a
number ofsoldiers in the late war, ask
ing for bounties for those who enlisted
early, the same as were given to those
who enlisted towards the close OF the
war. 1t was referred to the Military
Committee. .tl-a =
Mr.. Cowan presented a petition from
the citizens of Pennsylvania, asking for
high tariff on imported goods to pro-
tect home manufacturers. Referred to
the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Morgan introduced bill granting
to certain persons the right to establish
Geographic communication between
New York and the West Indies. It was
referred to the Committee on Com
merce.
Mr.. Davis offered a resolution declar-
ing, that, tsla.r
armed rebellian and further danger,
therefore the privilege of the writ OF
habeas corpus Is restored inevery State
Of the Union.o ,ia. t-4f..-r
Mr.. Davis said he did not intend in
the above any opposition to the Presi-
dent. He and the people of Kentuckey
intended to support President johnson
in so far as ,he did what they believed
to be right, but this was a question of
principle, which demanded u frank and
respectful opposition.
The resolution was then referred to
the Judiciary Committee. tr !.
Mr.. Anthony called up the House
resolution of Mr.. Stevens for the APP
pointment of n joint committee on the
subject of the lately rebellious States,
and moved to amend so as to make it a
concurrent of a joint resolution; also by
emitting the last clause, which provides
that until the session of said committee
no member from the lately rebellious
States shall be received in either House.
Mr.. Howard preferred the resolution
as 1t came from the House, and objected
to the striking out of the clause referr-
ed to.
Mr.. Anthony hoped the amendment
would be adopted. The resolution as it
came from the House was in contraven-
ton of the constitutional provision
making each House n judge of the
qualification of its own members, be-
sides the words proposed to be stricken
out cut or all debate, which was in
violation of the practice of the Senate.
Mr.. Doolittle advocated a reference of
the whole subject of reconstruction. to
the Judiciary Committee.
The resolution was amended by Mr..
I,Anthony.
Mr.. Cowan moved to amend by MAX
ing the number of representation in the
proposed committee equal to that OF
Senators, instead of being to 8. Re-
jected-yeas II, nays 27.,
Mr.. Salisbury opposed the resolu-
ton and called for the yeas and nays.
The resolution, as amended, was
RdOpted-SS to IL. Adjourned.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Raymond rose to a question of
privilege, to present the certificates of
election of the Tennessee members. -
Mr.. Stevens interposed point of or
den that the State of Tennessee is not
known to the House, which the Speaker
overruled. N'ii'f,t ,517s--fE
After a brief debate in which NIessrs.
Finck, Order and Smith, expressed
their desire that the Tennessee mem
bers should be sworn in.
On motion of Mr.. Raymond their Gre
dentials were referred to the select COM
mittee on the so.called Confederate
States, by vote of 126 ayes, against Al
nays. -
fhe Housethen bya vote of so against
65, laid on the table resolution to adj
init the Tennessee members elect to the
privileges of the floor pending this de-
cision OF the case, at n subsequent stage
of the proceedings, n resolution was
passed that until otherwise ordered, Mr..
Maynard and the other representatives
from Tennessee, be invited to take seats
in the House of Representatives.
Adopted by yeas l55; nays IS.
Various resolutions of inquiry were
adopted, after which the House adj
journcd. 2 49,.
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PhIIndeIpllIn .aInrl,et.

Owing to violent storm prevailing
here, trade is mostly suspended; sales
refined in bond at G6a67; do. free active
at IS. Flour very dull but prices 3un-
altered. Corn dull; new and old yell
low Mt Slns3. Sugar quiet. Lard de-
'clined- to 19. Whisky duh Mt 2 35a2 SO.
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ChIeneo Market
CHICAGO. Dec. 70.

Flour very dull. Wheat unsettled;
no legitimate demand, and prices adj
1, and S4as9 for No. 2. Corn firm and
quiet, at 43 for No. L. and 4la42 for No.
z. Oats quiet. Highwines inactive.
Provisions duh and quotations nomin2
al. Hogs-supply more liberal but de-
mand limited, and prices tending down.
ward; sales at 9a9N for choice lots.
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New YORK Money ana stock Market.

MONEY AND GoLD-Money steady at
per cent, Sterling Exchange firm ut
ing at 144s4, advancing to l45Iss, eand
closing at AS.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS 1S@L better.
l0-40s, registered, 81; sos, coupons, '65,
1915; coupons, '62, 1925; Is, 81, regis
STOCKS Chicago ERock ISL
and 1865; Milwaukee & Prairiedu Chen
q Pittsburg 81; Erie 931S, Reading lI53S;
Michigan Central 116; Michigan South
ern751I; Fort Wayne 1857; New, York
Central 81; Mariposa prfd 1879; Ohio d.
Mississippi certificates FIX.
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JetE Davis ana q. 9. Gay! 4

NEW YORK; Dec. 12,-The Herald's
Fortress Monroe correspondent of the
10th of Dec, says JEFF. Davis enjoys
good health. He has daily. walks on
The parapet, comfortable apart a
genteel wardrobe, a good table and
the Presidents message was, in geier-
al, a wise and good document, but was
disappointed that 1t was not moreqSpe-
eific in relation tO.tIe ultimate disposi-
ton which Is to be made Of himself.
His eyes have lost the contemptuous
look they once had and there is less
hauteur of manner and less sarcasm of
speech. ~ iGf3s z g.rpJ ~ ~
The health Of Clement C. Clay IS i'm
proving and he has subsidized into a
seeming apathy and patiently waiting
for whatever may. betide him.
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message OF tho Governor OF Georgia.
NEW York, Dec. 12.-The Savannah
Herald contains Provisional Governor
Johnson's message 10 the Legislature in
which he entreats them to bury forever
their prejudices and animosties and Of
fer them on the altar of our common
country that we may again present the
happy spectacle of brotherhood dwell
ling together in unity.
The House of Representatives in
structed the Judiciary Committee TO re-
port a bill securing TO persons of color
the rights of property, the right to sue
and be sued and to testify in Courts.
The municipal election in Savannah
resulted in the choice of g. c. Anderson
for Mayor. ?, =
A resolution was introduced in. the
legislature appointing Commissioners
to visit Washingt on and ascertain what
steps are necessary for Georgia to So
cure the Organization of seal and the
right and privileges as citizens of the
United States.
The Savannah cotton market is firm.
The stock on hand on the Sth inst, was
10000 bales; middling 4Sa5Oc.
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aru @nuas.
We have just opened a largo stock OF
i 1.15' Goods,

~ - +FIsItI -. gFfFs.r-. ~ - >~@h-9
NEW. AND DESIRABLE.
"a 80 Comprising many rich
i. reets SILKS, Merinos, Repps, An Wool n,
Iains, Black and Colored Alpacas.
Thibet Cloths, PoPHns, GIhshatns,
5.-r ss,y Pc Lains, Prints, &c, &c.
lso, Cloahs and Cloaling cloths, All Woo,
~ q Shawls, Long and Square, sman Wool
shawls, black shawls, &C., &c.
rown and Rleached Muslins, 81 and iO-4
~ Cotton sheetinss, Linen Table Cloths,
Table Damaslzs, Napkins, Towels,
Wool blankets, DC, DC.
We have a large stock of Kid, shk and sleri.
no Gloves. lEu
. Ladies' Silk, Merino and Cotton Hose.
embroidered Collars, Insertings, Hoop skirts,
Burners Balmoral skirts, French
''ii.'1 Corsets, best make. s
.Flannels and Cassimers for Boy'swenr, &c.
Fsest lot OF FURs in theeity JH H,a opened
Ladies' are especially invited To call and
oOk over our Stock OF Goods.
THOMAS, STURGEON 4 CO.,
IL 20 r.lsr Successors to
Ito w. B, sENsENEY & co,
.r SPAs
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The National Savings Bank
!. -. - of Wheeling, 4 4
~. T IS.s.I E DERAR ~ &;

@sS4eA
WTHEREAs ny. SATISFACTORYa EV4..
wv dencs presented to the undeHlgneSl, Il
has been made to appear that = The Ma
tIOnhl swings Hank or EheeIin E,T
in the City Of Wheelltg, IN the CountYOf c lhi0
and State Of'West Virginia, has been duly
Organized under and according to the requ ire
ments Of the aef OF CongresSI entitled an act
70 provtdea MAI 0nal Currency, llecured ! y. .
pledge Of United States Bonds, and to proS ride
Tor the circulation and redemption thel cot
approved June Sd, 1884 and has completely g1t6
~ the provisions OF sid act, required I o be
cSlnplied With before commencing the 9usi-
mes OF Banking, under said act.
NOW, therefore, ], Freeman Clark. Cp NM
trollef o. the Currency do hereby certify that
3 THE NAT10NALSAV1 RAM p ol
Wheeling. in the City Of Wheeling, 81 the
County OF Ohio and -Stata Of West Vim tiIiia,
= AUTHORIZED 10 cdulnenca the 6uiins - tof
Banking under The act hfuF(1llili
In testimony Whereof witness my hand and
sal OF ONES this lslh day % October IS 90 ;
-sHyf7 FREEMAN CIIARf e n
c2l-eod ~, mo. l69I.I CoWpfFOl leF
In accordance with the1ll0ye the Maj ional
savings Bank YIN begin hlsine8 mWe Iines.
day N0vembeFls 1855. ~
8. P, HILDRETH, Cab ser.
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NEW oRnEANs, Dec. 1l.-Cotton irreRl
ular and unsettled; 800 bales sold at
47a49c. Sugar declining: fair to good
fair 15NaI6c. MOlasses declined 10 IOc.
Gold 161<c. Exchanges firm. Checks
Nc premium. Sterling 571fc.
a quantity of superior liquors was
seized at Brashear City, having been
smuggled into that place.
Nearly 5000 sacks of coffee imported
direct from Rio, has arrived.
Gems. Longstreet and Loreing have
arrived here. The former thinks Of re-
siding here permanently. Fl s4fIi.jy
Major Gen. Gibbs, 70. s. A., and Jas.
Robbs a noted finaneier, are in the city.
Gen., Evans, en- route for Texas, and
Judge Reagan arrived at Galveston, en-
route 1of nome. itTni ~ r~-T,-- -
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NEW YORK, December u. President
.OsMahoney, of the Fenian Brother
hood, has issued u general order stating
that orders on military affairs will not
be regarded unless approved by him
SELF 80 z.z.....-.
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Inc marketfor Beef Cattle was heavy
and rather lower, except for strictly
prime and fancy cattle; OF the latter
but few We're offered, but plenty are
promised for the next two weeks for
Christmas and New Year. Prime Cat
tIe sold at lsalslS; fancy 19a2O; other
Hogs were in fair demand and t,ricas
shade hrmer, at quotations above. n
The total receipts of all stock at allthe
yards FOR this week and last weekwere
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer
Teuton arrived this morning. She left
Hamburg on the 25th uIt., and her Pur-
ser reports that the steamer did not
touch ut Southampton on the trip owing
latter port -
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BosToN, Dec. III. 6. Seabody was
chosen Mayor OF Lowell yesterday by
11lofEa majority over B. @. ParEeauf
In NewbuTyport VIM. Graves was cleo
ted Mayor. In Lynn Col. r. J. Usher
was elected Mayor. in ChaFlestoWn
Mayor Robinson was reelected. In
RoxbuFy Mayor Lewis was reelected.
Politics had little 20 do with the result
in either civ = 81 nd : :, : -
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I BALTrtoRE, Dec, I2,-Brevet Brig.
Gen. Morris of the regulhE army, COM
mandnnt at Fort McKearny, died this
morning. Aged about 60 years., ,,.
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MANCHESTER, N. H., Dec. 12sLAt the
municipal election here to-day Hon.
John Hasley, the citizens candidate,
was elected Mayor by 65 majority over
Joseph B. Clark, Republican.
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( ~ 1T 7 20 ~ 2 Z g
r First Premium for best Machine work at
Pennsylvania State Fair. 'Htf
First Premium for best Machine work at
New York State Fair. . ,.
First Premium FORREST Family Machine at
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Ohio State Fair. ND7}7 10
IL FiIBt Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Michigan State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Wisconsin State Fnir,
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at LaWr0ncel County Fair, Pa i
4 First Premium for best Machine for general
purposes, at Lawrence County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Family Machine at
Bucks County Fair, Pa. r 3G fsiT Ttsf
Z, F1ESt Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Bucks County Fair, Pa.
4, First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine ut Springfield Fair, Ohio.
l. First Premium for Best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Palmyra Fair, New York,
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family MNohine at Schuyler Co. Fair, NY.
First Premium for best Machine for all pur.
poses at Allegheny County Fair, Pa. -
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Allegheny County Fair, Pa
First Premium for bet Machine work NJ
Allegheny County Fair, PA
And wherever exhibited.
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Ornero Mnrknf.
OswEGo, Dec. IL,

OswEoo, Dec. II.
Flour dun and unchanged. Wheat
duh; sales OF 1000 bur ordinary white
Canada at 2 20, and 1000 bu Canada
club at l "a; other grains quiet and
nominal. Weather mild. ~ pnffil
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Through an arrangement with the Auns<
1e2n agencies Of the principal French and
belgian manufactures Of u
PLATE GLASS: 80 Hi'
shall execute orders for unsflvefetl or mir.
LoE pl1teSy At the eamR mates charged at the
general depot In New York or Philadelphia,
ana insure on trans1t Prices Furnished at
my SoSintlng room. noTl5
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Pork, Bacon and Lard.
on BBLS. Mess Pork. Ia.
~ Casks Choice Shoulders,
Jpstreeelre LIST 3 N tSfIsis SST i or
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A@NASNHAAs ABONtDnls
A NEW PERFUME, VERY DELICATE
r. II. LOGAN & Co
deG2 and GOtiAH,l LIST & co,
Wholesale and retail druggists, Wheeling.
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GOLGATEs FANCY soAPZS0O BOYEs
~ Just received and for sale nt the mnnufnc-
nov23 PRYOR. HANDLAN 4 co.
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MESS PoRK-lO BBLs. RECEIVED AND
now PRYOR, HANDLAN 4 co
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NoD FIsH-lO DRUMS. -LARRADOR
" Herring, in bbls. and IHllr bbis, received
nov22 PRYOR. HANDLAN & co.
A PPLES-6OO BBI.S CHOICE S55FTITISTlS
IA large bblsL, just received md for SSlI,, nv
nova NJ PRYOR, HANDLAN q CD
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Thomas Hughes

.Ffi %-AC@AA!G-No AAA6ACS
CONTINUE THE MERCHANT
w Tailoring, and wholesale and retail clOtlI-
ing business, Mt the old stand, No IS. corner
Monroe and. Water Streets, Y oc2j-6md.
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" 5 166 Boxes Eactory Cream Cheese,
. English Dairy, for sale lpy
now 81 PRYOR, ETANDTsAN & GO.
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4 n boz STEAM BOAT BROOMS. A Su-
III PeEior article jnst received and for sale
.e sSseos T1.I9o ~ III " WassT ESTE ssTeet
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GOLD Earring BONDS.

UNITED STATES $50 SIX PR cssr.
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OFFICIAL.
CIR GU l. A R.
HEADQUARTERS PENINSULA DISTRICT,

RICHMOND, VA.
In virtue of Special Orders from Headquarters q the
Department have assumed commander the Peninsula
District composing the counties Immediately north OF
the James river.
takeit for granted that the surrender OF Gen. Lee
army virtually includes all Virginia troops whose organ
cation has been part of said army although their duties
have been in a separate district.
Companics of such troops known to be stu STA
toned in the counties mentioned belonging to this
district Officers and in these organizations are d
reced to surrender themselves prisoners Of war and
be paroed that they may return 10 their homes and give
their assistance in establishing order and peace in Their
immediate neighborhoods.
II is nv intention TO establish detached posts through
out this district purely for the protection OF the citizens
of the country from iegtimate bands OF armed men and
marauders of every description.
Citizens are requested to give their aid to this end by
supplying information which may lead to the arrest OF
ali persons who may commit depredations of any kind
All men who have belonged to any organized company
OF Confederate troops included in the surrender OF Gen
Lees army or otherwise who have returned to ther
homes are requested to register their names az the posts
established in their vicinity.
Those men whose experience in renders peace more
dear are requested give every assistance to the ecog
Missed forces of the United States Government in their en-
to render property and lives safe from the
attacks of who take advantage OF the present state
of affairs for the purpose of private gain or private re-
venge. o.. ,
N has come TO the knowledge Of the authorities that
the negroes on the different farms refusing TO work
or are leaving their accustomed homes and coming into
Richmond and other places occupied by troops. They
are hereby directed to remain at their old homes TO 80
TO work as usual the farms and raise the produce ne
cesarv for their maintenance and assured that their
freedom shall be protected.
Brv't Brig. Gen' Commanding.
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DOnO REWARDED or stolen q l-GN
SOUU Greeuback Note dated March lJh- l5"+, no.
1884
Any person returning the note 10 t13 once or slVna
Information which viii lead 70 ts recovery, viii secure
he above reward and no QUESTIONS ASKED.
epT-4E
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It's stated that Hrs Richie Mrs Mowatt who resides
in Florence italy has become copuIent that her iof
mer friends scarcely recognize her.
AT the great Sanitary Fair in Chicago hr7 stephen A;
Douglas and Mrs. Cen Sherman are to nave charge Vi
the tables under the auspices of the Roman eathOn
The Cincinnati Gazette says that Cen harrington az
India napolis is charged with being deiauef 20 th
amount OF 100000 and also guilty oil irauas IN "ooa
contracts.
An ari.tocratic amateur performance was gwen IN
ondon a few weeks since. on behalf oil paFohel ana
family reduced to a great poverty
Holm Stuart Mil one of the few warm friends Of inc
North in England has consented 20 be candidate ior
Parliament from the borough Of Westminster.
Nine de Toroueville is dead. She was the wdo" OF
the eminent political writer and statesman whO sHc a
thus survived only six years, foTh died IN loo9.
leca! reform is about to be carried out in France,
II is decided that the judge OF ass2e shall wear scarlet
robes in order to spLead terror among the Auu'
ence'
nyste race.course is about 10 be laid out IN IND,
sor PARK under the especial patronage OF the Prince
Vale.
limited States Senators Pomeroy and Lane oil hausas
have each contributed $1,000 to Lincoln College at To-
pcka, in that state.
The Cleveland " Plaindeaer, the only Democratic
paper in Northern Ohio, has suspended publication
The fund being raised for the erection Of monument
70 Edward Everett in his city Of Boston, amounts
to s3l794