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The New York herald., 1865-01-06

CUNNELL GOLD COMPANY-NEW YORK, DEC. 81,
" Pursuant to the BY laws the annual election for
company "A Broadway on Tuesday The o day Of January,
1880 between the hours OF IL and O'Clock r NJ The
books OF the company the banking Of Messr
Duncan, Sherman Co. win - closed from Monday the I'd
Of January, until Tuesday, the 10th lust inclusive
FRED. r. ROKLOFSON, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13
6. NO 3S, PARIS, MAINE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER H. 1862

are often good for nothing. whilst piacsic'
is the sum Of Pcrfrvtion,''
The Prvsidentcss called and vas anazed
the cook Vas mach her superior-and sbs
feit r.,
The other officers ladies' having heard
that The Presidents wife lad called on Mrs
Mack. we're obliged according 70 custom 20
follow suit. They. too. were disappointed.
for the New York LADY hsdnt lived in =
city in vain. H. mind. IN manners. in SC
complishments. she outranked them al
Besides. IN respect to family he wss not AZ
AL inferior-her father having had a fortune
once and Lost II.
Commencement day vas now near a,
hand. and the great dining Wa 20 cone oa
a. The Professors Nor vas Mrs. Mack AZ
al disconcerted shout H. She had seen a
thing or tso before. and va fully confident
IN her own ability TO meet the cxieency.
When THE time arrived. al ewes were
hEed on Mr.. Mack. How would she ap-
pear In the presence Of the Governor Of
NirgiaiaP How in the prvsen,e OF the pro-
fcssors and the PrcsidentS And What sor,
Of a isole would she set. and how would
she grace ~ Could sbe go through il With
digAHys
of course all tiis was enough 20 try
Ten's souls bat Mrs. Mack was perfectly
At bone In etiquctte-in eonyrr.a,ion-
m the arrangement of all the cir,-snstantials
and IN the fornalities % th. o-casion .he
showed herself eqval 20 IN duiies devolv-
ing upon her. and evidently Interested the
Governor very much by her powers Of con-
Vcrsation. o. What a charming lady. - said
be O. 81. wife. " = Mrs Maeki and What
a table sbe has set, and how veil she grace.
itt''
Ny dear husband aid said.-"Do
you know she Is New York cook-wbv.
sae has been wcre servant Tor many
years.
90 know nothing about that. - said be-
90 but II she has. I wish every other lady
~as a servant and a New York cook. too.
We should have something to eat then. nv
Gear. besides fried chickens and ash cake. -
q" All men are not ePicures. Ike you.
Governor
90 No-but if they were they would irni-
tate The mathematical Professor. and 70 %
Nsw York 20 get wife 4 nan uoul8n't
BE- compelled then 90 60 20 a saloon % get
a dcocut dinner! lie could End one A.
Lone-now a great rarity.
Hampshire Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13
VOLUME 80. NO. 4S
b n L vITIEs .

Artemus Ward says: F" I have sIlers sus-
tanned a good moral ohsrscter. Iwas new
er railroad director IN my life
In Csy Ion the marriage ceremony IN per-
formed BY tying the couple together by the
thumbs.
One Of the japanese ambassadors, Jest
landed AZ Marseiiles. bears the exfrsordin-
ary name Of Shibtta-bui-gano-kiuai.
When a man attsins power. he has all the
virtues Of an ePItAPh; let him fail into mis-
fortune. and he has all the vices Of the prog
idAl son.
" ] am about TO DO for you what the dew
Il never did BY you. said quaint par,on.
IN bis farewell address to has foek; that
is. shall leave you
A married man who was recently At
Whist party. when be proposed to 70 home.
vas asked 20 stay little longer. We'll.
he replied. - perhaps I may as veil; ny
wife Is probably already as mad as she can
be-
physician walking IN the streets With
a friend Of has. said TO him. Let y,
1Void that pretty little woman you see there
on the let She knows me and casts on
me loOks of Indignation attended her
husbAnd.'' "Ah, / understand. you had
The misfortune 20 despatch him .'On the
contrary. q" said the doctor. . saved him -
An editor out vest. in a complimentary
notice Of valiant general, was made by
the commission Of a single letter 20 call him
a battle soarod veteran. The poor nan
FASTENED 10 make amends in bis next issue
BY stating that Il was bis intention 10 have
denominated the hero a Jotfle-scarred vet
eran.
A Greek maid being asked what fortune
she would bring her husband. replied. q"
~ill bring him what gold cannot purchase;
heart unsPOtted. virtue without stain.
which Is all that descended TO me fronl my
parents"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

THE NEGROES. The Alexandra. Va,
Journal. makes the following statements.
Which are worthy Of reconsideration. by those
who are fond Of saying the negroes can't
take care q themselves. That paper saws:
" IL Is a remarkable fact that here in
Alexandria. where the col0red population
vii reach between FIVE and eight thousand,
not pauPer eau be found among them
those Who. by age or misfortune are unable
% take care OF oithemselves. are provided for
By their Own friends While white per
sons. both male and female. are seen daily
upon our streets begging. We have never
beard Of. much less seen. a colored person
asking for alms In almost every section
Of The State. ;be Government Is daily issu-
ing rations 20 the poor and needy. bot 90
Tar a. We have been ALE 20 learn. two "a
tons are issued 20 white. where one IS Is
sued % colored persons. These facts speak
volumes in favor Of the negro's ability 10
not only take care Of himself bot 10 pro-
vide Tor others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

The funniest story oftbe age. j. told b.
Detroit paper. A LADY su-Pected her
husband ~ improper intimacy nth the hir-
% girl Without informing her husband
Of bcr intention. she sent the girl OF that
night ard went % sleep IN tbe girls bed.
she had not been there long vben some
body came and took the other half % tie
bed. About too hours aiter. the wife arose.
Intending 90 reveal ibe in6deliiy Of her
spouse. and struck aiight. when. % it -ss
thc hired nan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

BrncHEH oV SrsaO srFFRaGr. " Not
ie' them vote? Tbey knev enough n hold
iast o. the govcrument on al the trials of
iouryesrs. n is beffer % f7ssf ~ iguorasos
q pafr'ofiFaa. Ian ~ iafsihg~aos II frea-
saa. These men had intelligence enough
g. guide our poor WOUNDED soldiers fhrough
swamp and brake aad vood aad stream.
When White men hunted then Tor tbeir lives.
They wers inieiigeut esough 10 take their
way b. TIE north star. ~his the whites
vent ths other wsy. Il only requires con-
mon honesty and commoa ssnss 10 vots
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

How To- Corr ENoEsvIVos Easily. A
Young friend o. mine has found by tbe aid
Of beroscne OIL a most ready means of trans
icrrins % BIS portfolio accurate copies Of
engfavines. maps. &c. in q very neat shape.
III plan is io sponge lightly good thick
parer With fic purest kerosene Oh. and. ap-
plying % vhile transparent 90 fhe engrav-
ings. to pencil or ink IN the outlines. On
laying % aside for frv dsys ail trace of
the od evaporates. ieavins tbe rape- AZ
white A. al frst He then fils in che shad-
ing or coioring 90 BE leisure. by hanging
the prepared sheet near thc Ere be- reduces
the time rc4aired for drying ii an bour or
tso. To prevent soi.ing the book aad 20
ft e. paper better 90 receive the iak BE-
a'ra,s dries BE- b. the stove for e short tine
before usiug o. some specimens Which
ho showed me ! could perceive none of the
peca.iar suisll of che oi nor -ss there any
ether trace 20 thc umpie means by -hich
he hai secured such admirably exact copies.
Advertiser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

An Unlocking fellow vas asked ho- be
could account for natures Forming him 90
ugly. Mature vas not 70 blame, said
b.. " for whea ] vas two months Of age I
"as considcred the handsomest child IN the
neishborhood. bit my nurse. 20 revenge
herself upon my parents for some fancied
injury az their hands. one day ssrappod Ne
aray f7r another boy belonging b a friend
Of hers. whose child vas rather plain look
ing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

The finest idea Of q thunder storm er iant
vas when WigEins cam home tight Nov
WiggiHs bad drank too much lemonsde or
something ile came into the room among
bis siie and daughters. and iust then Be
iumb'cd over the cradle and fen uhop oa
fhe floor. Afier a While b. rose snd aid.
" Vile. are you harts~ No "Gnls.
arc you bort Pr d" No "Ternbie ciap.
wasn't it,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

The keeper Of a pubi'c house. hearing Of
tie vhercabouis of a guest vbo bsi de-
osmped without going through The ususl
foruaiity Of paying his bili. cent him note.
" Mr. -. Dear Sir VIII you send
amount oiyour bill. and obliEe.- etc. 70
which The delinquent made snsser The
amount is ssO631-9 Yosrs respcctiaiiy.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

a shoemaker vas ~ other day f'tine
ea.'or,r siih q pair of boots. ~hen tie
boyer observed thaf hc bal tat one objec-
ton to them. vLich "a. thai the soies vere
q htile too th.ck d" Iithai D. ali.- replied
CrisP.o. ' put on tbe boots. sni tbe objec-
t.on I'll gradusilv trr1r cHav.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

aN4 hletenru 70 New urk.
liz fr,; inquiry on his arrival there. was
for Miss Aieliue c.. tie young LADY -bon
De- had seen some wears before. st school.
a. Ne have mentioned.
" Why said ihc respondcni. 'the FAM
ily has become rriaccd. and she Is cook
Perhaps you don't krow q. sirs~
d" A eoOk,- said De. Sc that !, ju.i VIA, I
WANT
~oh - aid The lady. I've though, you
wanted something eisc possibly"
'' No. have bern half starved 20 death
since lrfi New York. and I want some one
thar can cook deccntiy.-
We'll. she can d. that. for she scarrciv
has her equalin that line in ibis city. Why.
sIr. shr is a cook. pr crc-lfelce -
% And bow does she Iooks~
d" She is the handsouest cook IN the citv.
too
o. Not quite that. presume. said the
Frofrs'or. '' b-t j. she intelligcn,s speak
confleutially.~
'' Intelligent. Sb- Is. indeed-sbe can
converse Ike an sngcl-
And a. 90 rnannerss l. she accom-
pli.heds"
d" y graceful a. an actress
" Iou.du.t see her before that hour a-'
' think that would De- the mos, conse-
nient time for her o call. and o see YOU.
She vi.i Dee engaged in her dutie. tall then. ~
Wll wait then. Please a. tell her
that Professor Mack. Of Virginia. wishes 20
sc brr--an Oh aclIaintancr of hers
shall tell Der dat you wish 90 engage
a oook7-
'' You may tel her that I wish 90 see
her," said the Professor.
90 What name did you saw
Profcssor Ms-k. of Virginia. Hyoa
please. madam
An everla-'iasiy long day vas before
him. ami BE- had nothing % D.. not 4 prob
lcm 90 solve. eRceP, the one IN hand. and
that Wa one q a doubtful solution.
Eight O'Clock AZ lat came. and the Pro-
fcssor called again 70 see the Young lady.
cook. indeed - said ihe Professor 20
himself, " she - splendid vornan-6t %
grace ary parior IN the woriI.- But how
in creation shoald be- make kuo~n hi. bu,i-
nrsss Poets. they say. begin IN the middle
of tlrir story. but professors Of matb.-
MATES. where do tLcy begin, Finally.
'hid 'i's sai'or. '' Miss @ bow voalI you
Ake o. 30 % Virginia
'' II y ~ ma .' said sLo a. n .urrri.ed.
Are yoa not mistaken in tbe rer.on uiom
you ~.-hed % -c-s'
No. no. -aid De-. '' don't vou r-nen-
Der that wr both attended shool in Prank
in street,
oa. sail she. '' % i- George Mo-
rcu'mber yol weil, Why. didat Know
thar you wcre alive
AL have ncser Forgotten Vau.-
90 Al. indeed. yos are very Kind ,o re-
mguiber ne 90 long, / tboasht ever, one
BAL forgotten me ia my csiamiti...~
People often think they arr overlooked
when trials osrriakc them bot 10 3. lor ,ou
o. say ihli your present trial. are At an
enI~
Professor Msrk. vhat DO yoa mcaas
WHY ! au a r.er,-~
tIfto1 h,t. lad r.,.-.o. rt...t..,
success. AID b,,. ,,.. ,.,,.ofu.t.-..-..
canf5-t.ti. ir rie.~
- H-t % ,,, tr.- .. ...--...-
now. for would not deceive you. George s-
uBatTt,.,,, ,-..I ,,,.t.- -
ArIIri.b to b,,. one. -. .....
too
Matter. uer. .oa, sr-,,-,i ..,,..
rf,-e. AMI ,,-.-,,-~ ,-1 ,t.. -.
a., cart, u.r. OF f,- yi-,,,,, a.. -.
so- -f.,.al ,f.,.t.t,t ..f....f a.. ......--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-10-13

\ worthy soma1 io-t her worthy bus-
b1ai ln the midst of ler grief .Le vas
sns'"a- thst Pc rema.as Should be Lsly
honored according to the .p-opr.st.e. -
>ae 90 tbe bc.t ste could With her ~,-.
tractei pr,mises to make DO needed room.
be.1re the hour appointed f.- the service.
or the expected irienis Iai arfit,d. ia came
snlhr Mr.. Grlndy-ou e. o.. asirsrv can
oi cuf.osity anI iaIuisition. sI.sas r,e f-
s.e Cd. Ialr.ed through her ra.ai organ. as
sne reerci about. li1s nire toa DO
book Al fsei up 'or tbe i1neral very
snart indeed Bo-rovei sore cheer.
aiint fs, Bees f.~. -of e nev clock too.
slu.e ! sa. Lcre i,.i. there iu ti.e corner.
ha.rf fcs.' .. Oh no t CD no. rocked o-,
aai groantf oat thc iisronsoitte uil.u.
'' ttai's-mf -poor--dear-,lca8 hsstand
We BAL -fo-to-stand- -hi.-roHr-n
ou--eni--to make room-enourh-for tbo
company -oht oat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03
Grrat Dritnin,

The London Globe authortativelv states thht
the reports from America that British troops about
en- bark for Canada 10 meet possible war iom She
contemplated recognition Of the Southern Confcdcracy
BY England. are absolutely without foundation.
Capt. COrbcit. commander u The steamer Sea King,
prior TO her conversion TO the Rebel cruiser Shenan-
doah has again been before magistrate charged with
ensting Seamen TO serve on the Shenandoah Further
conclusive evidence adduoed, aud the prisoner was
committed for trial but subsequently admitted To
bail.
vas arrcsted for violation OF the foreign enlistment
act by ensting seamen In the Thames River. but who
got Of by some legal irreguarty, was again arrested
the arrival 81 his ship a Plymouth, ana conveyed III
| custody TO London.
lie is charged with repeating the ogense at Plymouth.
Part Of his e1lismcnts are said Ia be intended ior
another Peruvian steamer which was out III France
This second steamer IL named the America She mr.
nvcd al Plymouth on the 10Th from Nantes, to take
on board those which had been engaged Tor her The
captain of the Union brought before magistrate AT
hartford on the 2Oth Int the was dismissed from
/ insufficient evidence.
The new steamer Columbian. belonging TO the Yves,
| India and Pacific Steamship Company, which left
Liverpool on the lOth inst sunk on the 18th inst OF
Brci where she supposed 10 have run for shelter
1aiIty Of her crew and one passenger were drowned
Onlv three of TIE saved. The lostpnssencer
was Mr. John Hamilton Of Liverpool. the Representa-
| tive OF the Panama Railroad Company.
II is denied that Her Majesty Queen Victoria will
open Parliament IN person:
The hr-t Cabinet Council Of tie year was held on the
18Th o. January. Al the fifteen Cabinet Ministers
were present.
| Mr. Wallace the eminent musical composer is Sc.
riously III at Paris. and not expected 10 recover.
! lie shipping Of the Atlantic Telegraph cable from
the works of MessTs Glass. Eliot Co. to the vessels
which is TO convey II 10 90 the steamship Great Eastern
commenced Oh the 18th of January and viii continue
without ntermisson until the end Of May, when all
the cable i'll be coicd board Of the great ship.
! The Londoa Times has very hopeful article on the
enterprise and says that should the weather prove IA
yorable for laying the cable there be little doubt
! that il viii be successfully done.
The Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
have made fourth aud final call upon the shares Of
that company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03

than tbero would bo no freedom in Congress. II JEFF
Davis had overrun Washington as the Federal Army
has oyerrun Louisiana there would DC no freedom eIe
loyal men scattered through some OF the Southern
States, therefore any loyal statesman could clam 10
represent such communities Ccnd u oe sad tnat thers
was loyal government in Louisiana, where loyal
man can find no protection in the greater part OF
her territory If we going to count the vote
of Louisiana, we ought not TO excluee that
Of south Carolina. The one had quite as much terri
tory under the control of the Union as the other ana
had as good right 70 have Legislature ana legal
Governor He was y favor S S n,aS Ss,es could
no. declare the shadow Of Il State TO be state II
Lonsiana bad east vote that would have eected Zen
Mctlch m would the Senate have submitted to 1t
BEFORE COL the votes Of these States had been neces-
sorv Ia e,.ct Mr. Lincoln he would rather have seen
a. ;y,ie,,p elected He would submit to see any
man mt into the White House through the instruments
Vi Mr. HENDERSON said some Of the States tina. had
originally seeded mad By convention repealed the
ordinance of secession -, IT.,
Mr.. WADE said he lid not care If they had al: me
elections were all sbaus in these Southern states,
Military mower rad controlled them, and the peope
had no voice whatever in the matter Inc SAINT cum
munities that repealed these ordinances Oh "a
wonld have done anything else they we're toIu " W
just as Well . ,,rr, and
Mr.. WRIGHT, of 81 p. NJ, moVed 10 uu Ea.
dpon that question the yeas and nays were ocnueu'
The Senate refused to adiourn-yeas 10, nays 20;
Mr. SHERMAN asked leave TO have TIE bill IN relhton
70 the duty on printing paper and tie Deficiency Bli
made the special order for tomorrow at O'Clock.
Mr.. TRUSIBUL was opposed 10 THIS. lie was III favor
Of excluding all other business until the question 10"
pending was settled. -
Mr. SHERMAN said he believed the question now
being discussed would be unsettled "Wednesday morn
ing when the time would arrive for gong INTO JOINT
convention to count the vote. IL hsd Deeh dlscuSseu
for two days without any approximation 20 close.
At the request Of several Senators Mr. ShhRaAS SUD-
sequently Withdrew his motion
Alr LANE moved the indefinite postponement OF ,he
.lut,.n fha
OF certain States. 49,,
Mr.. UrypERsoy moved to adjourn, and upon this
question Mr. TRl MRuLL demanded the yeas and nays
The Senate again refused TO ad ourn by vote Oh 10
yeas against 81 nays. 4.
The 1nestion then REQUIRED on Mr.. LANES motion to
indefinitely postpone, which was decided In the neg
alive by vote Of IL against 20 nays, rs iolows
YEAs-Cowsn Dooittls, Farwel Harding haIien iarf'
Howe, Lane Qnd.), Nesnrh, Ten Eyck, Van WmAle ana
Wiley. - -.
NAis-Anthony, Buckalew. Clark. Colamer, Connes'
Dav. Dixon, Fo.ter Hale, Henderson, Howard Jonn,oh
Lane (Kan,s, Moran, Morrill,, Nye, Powell shermsn'
Sprague Stewart, Turner Tumbul Wade wilkinson, VIII
son ind Wright M. A., CT.
At5p. M, on motion Of Mr.. WILKINSON. the Senate
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-Ihe fnnds continue
dull but there material uctnation In the rate OF os
count The demand for discount wa. moderate al uncinse
ratcs II is rumored that loan for Mexico is c9neI
plated The London TINES (Cy Article believes hst so.
urnor premature but believes that the loan 10 pIoug
Il will be for the purpose OF developing th'
Mexico and henehiing the present 5ondhoiders =. 49,,
TRADE RRPoaT.-TAe Manchester market was quiet anu
hTmer. r, n, ia. mar
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFrs MaRxET-The Broad'tuntp lnt
het was generally dull Wheat, however was hrner hio
ardson Spence Co.. bgnt Aihya Co. ana o,hsIs ,
Flour duh Wheat frer having recover d ron The dece
Of fuesdy. Corn very drill . II, -, 81,
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-The Provision MARE,
GENERALLY frmc Gordon, Bruce Co. and pDes fepoil
Beef still advancing. PORK hsn-the market is bare bsco"
active and advanced al o. Old b lslow qlet aud
ports: Ashes er, - Tor both Pots and Pea s. Sugar
quiet. Coffee quiet and steady Rice upward ard aivsneed
jded Lnseed inactive and declined 6d9d Lnserd Cake
quiet ard steady at 81 extra quality Lin-ted oi steady
Whale and Cod Oils hImer at g. hodeIs deihanu al "u
vance. Petroleum stesdy at 2 for Refined.
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING quiet and steady lion
dull. Sugar heavy, aud declined H. Coiee quiet la
steady Rice upward. Telow hrmer. Lnseed d0wnwfo.
Spirits Turpenine Advancing quoted az um
steady tg T. tn for Crude i9< u iof heheu' sperm
OIL firm at f65. Linseed Oil dull
LONDON, Jan. 20, evening.-CoHsoLsI oI money,
8g,asgi BULLION in the Bans has increased 4 ~ cM m
AnHRICAs SIOCEs-Thc market has been nIlctiye III
nos Central Railroad 50; Ere Railroad ''ai u 3 Five
Iwenties, EsGb.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l.-Corro.~- Sales, 5000 bales,
including 600 bales 10 speculate and importers. The mar
set n hrIaer but UNCHANGED
BREADsruFfs-The mark .. Is inactive.
Provisions ni Al 1901 for line Mess Bacon active
Lard buoyont, At 5tdJ'i,
LONDON, Jan. -, eyoning.-Consols for money,
99sds9i .,.,o,
a =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-03
hiu anil nnred ,hat the House ins.t on s non

bill and moved that the House insist on ito non eoneur
renee in the Senates amendment striking out t3s on
for extra compensation to the House clerks and EN-
ploy6s, and asking for Committee Of Conference.
NJ. ScHENcK inquired how IL was that the bill con.
tanned an appropriation for compensation and mileage
for fifty two Senator'S s2iLOOO, while for one hundred
$500 OO and why $1,000 appropriated for station
cry for the Senate aud only Ss0Q io- the House. and
50 OF other items including The CoR9ressoaal Giocs
Mr.. STEVENS replied that the Committee Of WAYS
and Means did not propose to scrutBize the Senaas
estimates but took them true. But when the Housa
asked for small amount TO meet its obligations ont u
the contingent fund, the Senate became curious
Mr. WAsHBURNE Ill) said that much dependcd On
the passage Of this bill for tie benefit OF the soldiers
Mr. STEVENS remarked that be looked on the Senates
action in heretofore defending this bill atrocity
MI Steyenss motion was agreed TO.
COLORED MAIL CARRIERS.
The House took up the Senate bill provide a. H..
person shall be excluded from carrying the ' no
count OF color, pending which the House eaa"rnoJ s
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Eulest ship News

AKIN rD .i.
Seamsl p Rebeccs Clyde, Mile,is Sav"hah @''n "''' "
HoiieTes Inlet, cotton, Simeon Draper Z, p,,S.
Bprk LocAel (Bg.l, Granham, Boston, II oaA'' f. " DIV
shaw. , 49, "a s.,.
Bark Princess tof sydney C. b. Ryn Bo'ton; ~ s
mise. c. 4. Swain. Came to this pct to ilnsh 'oa'"s
BLenos ayes. m - -, uo,sto,s
Brig Thames (Br) Coibett Comwa!is' 20 days
Duryca Il Hyde. ..,... q u.
Rig Ruby (Br) Angus Horton 50 days. potatoes " -
PENSION. . , "a ,v. coal D. E.
scG Angola tBr Crane syiaeg C. b. 10 dy'' c'' " ~
DeNolL = L., b,,;r,. Ios
Wooley. ....
schr j. W Fish, Snow Csns lumber 10 ma,NsIl sa,,.
Schr Electric Fash McDorad, Fortune bay y f. ~
herriugs. 20 master y, ~ L. hs,riuss
sclr J. :. saaborn, Lyon Fortune Bay 10 "~S''
TO master. 49,.
Schr smith Tu'tr, Young, Providence
WiND-At Sunset, n. lELt; 80
Fee, s,o,r,.r-Flirbinks, tn-le, Freneone JOSE ~
d 20, -, .ti,n,, Victor Monterey, .Weybo.sei
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NJ. TTOUUNUN Is UtdU,
Tie LoBdon Daily N,ps makes the important an
nOuncctnent thet at the time that the Emperor
made Prince Napoleon Vicc-presidcnt of the Council
he resolved that in OF his own DEATH during the
minority Of tho Prince Imperial the Prince Napoleon
should be Regent. and that the resolution taken
with the consent OF the Empress
The weekly return OF The Bank Of France shows
increase OF cash hand Of ., 800, coo francs.
The Eentes nave declined TO GG.gj.
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I,afcst.

PARIS, Jan. 22.-1he i5Ourse closed firm.
Rentes 65f SC.
p0rtani.
in the Spanish Senate the opposition moved amend.
meu 10 the Queers address, declaring electoral
law necessary demanding representation for the An.
tile. and the preservation vi San Domingo TO Spain.