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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

InE C0h4ST1AN INDEX.
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- the mails are rs-establishsd, I will re-
new the publication Of tho SCHRISrIAN
INDEX" and the "CHILD'S lNDEX' I
have been publishing.
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From Havana.

The steamship Eagle, Capt. Lawrence, ar
rived this port yesterday, at about l2 o'clock from
Havana which port che LETT on the 2Jth at p M.
thus making passage OF under four days We are in
debted 10 Puger r. W. Albert for files and the following
intelligence. The blockade runner Denberg arrived IN
Havana early the cath from Galveston with cotton
The United States gunboat fuka, Commander Rogers
cameAn on the I'D but left shortly afterward The
Liberty Wilson, from New York, arrived at noon on
the oath and would leave for New Orleans at p m on
the 18th The blockade runners Col Lamb Fox. Juno.
Ranshee Pecsn Fairy and others. were lying in port
many OF them undergoing repairs. Health OF Havana
good; weather quite warm.
HAvAya March &C. 1856.
French troops are arriving from Mexico IN addition
70 other an account Of which have sent
Yesterday came in the French transport lie Rohne,
with 90 troops on their Vny 70 France.
The United States gnnboat iuka came in on The 23d
inst but left egain shortly. Same day there arrived
the English steamer Mexico from Matainoros in six
days with cotton. Also the same day there arrived
the schooner K S. Wood (Eng.) from Nassau In six
days. reported with cargo Of naval equipments.
March - sailed for Nassau. English steamer Lonisa
Ann Fanny in ballast March o. arrived from Calves.
ton the English steamer Denbigh in i've days with
of the English steamers Arcadia and VIII the Wisp.
Also the English steamer InDo from Liverpool in ~
DAYS with coal reports in distress and continues for
MstamOros
The English steamer Pelican l. to sail TO day for
Ma,amoros; also the English steamers Badger and
limo the destination And also the Confeder-
ate steamer Fox. There has been a great number OF
schooners arriving and, clearing for Matamoros and
Tapico Considerable coal is being sent TO the latter
port An immense quantity Of coal has arrived here
during the ST two months, and the market always
nominal one, is glntted.
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Cornmereial Intelligence.

AMERICAN SECURITEs.-Satterthwait Circular
OF the evening the 18th the by the Europe OF
new loan OF 5000 the 20 bonds decline from
s. to 5i and the Continental markets. appearing to be fully
supplied by recent shipments the bonds have not found ready
buyers, even at the reduced questions
Illinois aid Eries also declined 81 om the highest point
The English funds the 18th exhibited marked improve
The Daily N, says better feeling is evidently caused by
Pameron remarks in tie House of Commons on American
Affairs
LIyskPooL. CorToS MARKKr--Fridsy, March lt-Even
ngThe Brokers' Circular reports The sales of Cotton or
bales including 5000 to Spectators and
500 bales to exporters The market is ' With an advance
all others. Mddine Orleans quoted at I'D Mddins p
lands eid Fair UplanS' lsd The sae' to-day ltIdny)
$1,000 bales the market closing quiet and unchanged
STOCK Of Cotton in port $4,000 bales, including 5000 bales
of American.
TRADE REPoRT.-Tbe Manchester market opened active
LIvEKrooL BRKApsruYr. MARKKr--The Breadsius.
field NASH Co, and others, report: i Flour qaie and
steady. Wbeata inactive aud hrmi Red Western. sds L.
LivgRpooL PROVISION MARKEr.'rhe provision market !.
inactive. Mes,rs bigand Ahya Co.. and Gordon Bruce
Butter heavy at 25@5% Lard steady tt % Gell. Iaiow
LIyrRPooI PRopuoR MARKgr-1he Brokers Circular re-
ports: Ashes quiet and steady. Sugar quiet and steady
Coffee steady Rice quiet and -feady lnseed dull and ID
lower Ln.eed Cakes snet at tsa ssas sperm o "esdy
pentiue inactive Ga Mesrs. Bonlt English Brandon re-
port; Petroleum steady at ! ioalllli
LONDON NARKRrs-Earuss Circular reports: Breadstufs
quiet and heavy steady Sugar quiet and 3d. lower.
s SG'e @ TS end s
Tupentne tends upward sales 1t &C., Petroleum steady at
81 sfor Crude and Z! for Refined 10,
LONDON MONEY MARKEr-Conso' closed on Friday at s0i
dSet for money.
The bullion IN the Bank Of ENGLAND has increased fl2' 900
Barring quotes Illinois Central shares At 3JdS; Erie share
At 3Jd34 u. 5. FyeTwenes a, sass
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL March 49, enneC orroS-The sales q Cot.
tou to-day 5000 bales including spectators and
Se, and .eady Provisions inactive except PORK Which 1.
sfea omit - al
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Mr. Gregory gave notice that he should on an carly
day ask what steps Government had taken to protect
the property Of British subjects in the Confederate
States prior to the closing Of the war.
FRANCE.
The weekly returns of the Bank Of France
show increase of cash hand Of over IA, 900
francs
The Senate the 10Th adopted paragraphs 10 and IA
of the Address, and commenced debate the Sep
TENDER Convention between France and Italy, Speeches
were made in defense Of the temporal power OF Papacy
and the maintenance of the Pope OF Rome, while some
distrust OF the Italian Government was eyinced.
B0uIse firm 61.lj.
AUSTRIA.
A Vienna paper publishes note presented
by the English Ambassador 10 the Austrian Govern.
ment, IN which England recognizes the provisional
the Diet of Schleswig Hoten and of the German Diet
are respected by Austria and Prussia.
The debate tie budget is progressing in the
Chamber Of Deputies
The Minister OF Finance contended that no reduction
in the budget could take place If at present rejected
The Administration was being carried on without =
regular budget being voted, but the Administration
could not be stopped If the House refused to vote the
budget. He threw the blame of the ms understanding
on the former Ministry.
SPAIN.
The editors of 90 Madrid journals signed
protest against the new press law.
PORTUGAL
The new Ministry received vote Of conf
dence from the Chamber of Deputies
GREECE.
Sundry changes IN the Cabinet are announced,
including the Presidency Of the Council.
INDIA.
BOMBAY, March 9, by telegraph direct:
Business here and at Calcutta is still suspended.
owing to native holidays and unfavorabe advices from
Liverpool and Manchester Cotton and piece goods
were nominal
The rate Of interest at Bombay was II per cent.
Calcutta telegram of the 10Th March announces that
the Indian Government has reduced the export duty on
saltpeter by One-half
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COUNTY VOLUNTEER CoMMIrTEg.--Th,' Vol
unteer Committee enlisted thirtyseven men yeseI day
up to ~ o'clock. Previous to closing the rooms for he
day. Mr.. Blunt received subscriptions amounting to
81 900 additional 10 the Bounty Fund Loan.
BROOKg's DANCING ACADEnY.-The annual
exhibition ball and tabeaux will to night at the
Academy Of Music. when several novelties prom
ised.
SEyEyTY.TIRsr REGIMENT DRUM CORPS SOCIAL.
The Military Civic Social the seventy Regiment
Drum Corps will take place this evening at the Arnory,
Centre Mrt The proceeds Of the Social will 90 toward
furnishing library for the Drum Corps.
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MatarnOros,
The Connecticut Election.

The annual election of State officers and thu
seni.annual choice Of Members of Congress occu
simultaneously in Connecticut Monday next. TIT
following are the two tickets for State officers also fo
Members of Congress and for Senators So far as com
pleted the nominations have been:
STATE TICKET.
Tr1i0n For GOueTHOT. Democrat.
WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM ORrGEN :. SEYMOUR.
For Lieutenant Gorern0r
ROGER AvERIII~ THOMAS II. BoNp.
For SECRETARY.
D. HAMMOND TEuABUIL JAMES H. HoYT
For TREASURER.
GABRIEL W Core. ANDREW L. Krpsros.
For Comptroller.
LEMAN w. CUTLER LLOYD Z. BALDWIN
For Members Of Congress
Dist.
J. Henry c. Dcmng. Henry a. Mitchell:
D Samuel L. Warner Edward A. Russell.
s. Augustus Brandegce. Frederick L. Allen
a John H. Hubbard William i. Taylor.
Dist. FOR sENAIofs.
J. Samuel Rockwell George Beach.
. Lemuel Stoughton. James II. Ranney.
q Edmund Hocomb. III. Sidney Hayden.
Edward ]. Sanford. Wilson II. Clark
:. sylvester Smith George w. Stevens
g. IT, Lynde Harrison. Edwin Brdsey
T. Charles II. Mallory. John Bishop
& join p. Wait Thomas q. Kingsley.
o Francis W. Boles. Arson Fowler.
10 Benjamin PonerOy. David W. Thompson.
H. Francis A. Sanford Wyllis Judd.
~ Charles w. Ballard. AS smith.
Is. Chauncev Morse. Abner Rooihsoh.
H. Edwin II. Bngbee.
Is Orlando j. Dodge
I6 Henry w. Peck. James II. Beach.
~ Robbins Batten. Miles L. Granger.
49, Frederick w. Russell. Aaron n. Niles.
10 William +. Cone. Washington y. Wilcox.
90 Jasper II. Bolton. Ephraim II. Hyde.
81 Charles A. Atkins. Gurlcy Phelps
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ACKER-In Yonkers N. Y, on Sunday evening Msrch 70
OF consumption Phebe Mabee wife OF John Aeker.
BLACKLER-On Wednesday 29th inst. Siobe D.. wife oil
Ward H. Baak-r and dan gher of the late Jonas Mn,un
The relatives aud friends Of the family invited to attend
her funeral at the Second Unitarian Chapel Cntonst
Brooklyn, ON Saturday, April l. al ii o'clock a. IN
UAYSAt Inwood Tuesday. March 20 at the residence OF
her son Jacob Mary widow OF jacob Hays in the St year
Of her age. ., 8. >,
The friends Of tho family respectfully invite to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her Dewitt e. Hays, NO
5W-.t Thirtieth-st. Thursday afternoon At ocock
Her renans viii be inferred In the Marble Cemetery Sec
ono
LITTLEAt his residence No IS Unou square on Tuesday
March g. disease Of the liver Jacob Little aged % years
The relatives and friends the family fully invited
10 attend his Grace Church, Friday afternoon
at 3 O. clock, without further invitation.
VAN RANST-On Tuesday. March 2s. Cornelius W. Van
France. Van Ranst and grandson OF the late Cornelius W.
Van Rans and Jacob Hanshe.
The unsr. will take place on Frday.a, O'Clock p M from
the residence Of his grandfather Jacob Hanshe No "
irsts
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HOUSE RENTS IN PHILADELPHIA The fol-

lowing is from The PHILADELPHIA Press
In every street in this city, and in other large cities
houses were recently pacarded up for saleso many,
indeed that the demand may be said to have now been
supplied. As far as we learn the tide is turned.
owing 10 the heavy city taxes, and the owners
OF viii speedily seek 10 get rid OF them for less
than they gave rather than be perpetualy putting their
hands into their pockets to meet this that public de-
and Already house agents ART free to confess rents
are coming back TO what they were before the war and
there is increase in the number OF houses to be et
II inquiry be made at the houses paearded for SALE
Il will be found that about two out OF every five are to
be rented and this because people do not any longer de-
sire to purchase property which subject to constant
inevitable and steadily increasing drain In tue shape Of
taxation.
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The United Meetings

The United Meetings Of The Ninth and Fifteenth MI
Wards having in each instance proved perfect success au
the large hall having been crowded to such an extent 70
prevent many from attending the meetings has been de
cided by the General Committee OF both WARDS TO hola
meetings the purpose OF devising ways ard means
for he Conscpts who have been recently drafted and TO
make Arrangements for the establishment OF Recruiting
Office n each Ward In conformity therefore with this ar
,,n,emen, The Fneeutb Ward will hold meeting on FRI
NAV TVENINC 3si inst at clock. at Hope Chapel, No
yowav for the purpose Of adopting to NIL the
, -, ,s 4, oa.nth Ward All the residents Of this Ward
irrespective of party, whether drafted OF not oai'e" are
earnestly invited TO attend x ,,,,,,,,,,,
Hon. II. }. RAYMOND. MOSES r. nhiN NIL esq
GEORGE II. PURSER, esq, j. A. VAN BOSklhk, esq,
Han ORIsON BLUNT A. VREDENBURGH, esq,
WAsUINGTON MURRAY, NICHOLAS WALSH, esq,
Col r. A. CONKLlNG, A. CLARK, esq.
EDWARD SCHELL. esq, j. f.. MUNsELl, esq,
Non. SIMEON DRAPER Coils DEXTER BRADFORD
DOIJCiIASS TAYLOR esd, o. OT1ENDORFER, esq.
Col &. w. DARLING, Capt {. h. MAksHALL,
J. w. FOWLER, esq, RALPH CLAhh esq,
ABRAM LENT, esq, ERASTGs &. BENEDICT
EDWARD BONNELL, esq, s. WEIR ROOSEVELT. esq.,
a " BI,IJNT esq Gen H. q. STEVENS.
ER EDERICK GEIBERT. esq. JAMES ID. OLIVER, esq,
X. H. McCURDY, esq, WILLIAM ChauNCEf esq,
WIN. A. GUEST. esq, OTIS d. SWAN, esd
c. j. LIVINGSTON, esq., Hon JOHN q GkEEN,
HENRY L. CLINTON, esq, Col LOUIS BUkGEK
Can't TRIO BRONSON Major ROBERrIRWlN,
Col J. X. RIVER. A. HATHAWAY, esq,
HENRY A. TALLER ESQ., MICHAEL SMITH, esq,
STEPHEN PHILBIN.
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The fruit-talk at No. al Park-row, to-day (11
oclock will be unusually interesting as Prof Nyce Of
Ohio is expected to be present with fruits kept long
time beyond their usual season.
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Business Notices.
EVERY DAY ADDS FRESH TESTIMONY TO THE
VALUE OF
CHEvAuERs
LIFE ron THE HAIR

three days. keeps the head clean cool aud healthy viii
not stain Che skin soil the whest fabric Tie best hair
dressing the world Can be used freely contains nothing
nurious strengthens and promotes the growth OF the weak
est hair recommended and used by he fr'f meded! aa
tho,ify Mr. York All freely invited to examine tins
wonderful triumph Of science sold at the drug stores and at
my Office No Ll2J Broadway where advice as to the treat
men, Of the hair will be freely given Price 81 per botte 50
per half dozen. c. up
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Gpeeial Notices.

southern Refugees and Desertcrs.- meeting Of
the American Union Commission, in aid Of refugees from the
South and deserters from the Rebel army will be held In
the Academy of Music on SUNDAY EVENING, april D. at
"A O'Clock A. A. Low. ESQ., President Of the Chamber OF
Commerce. will preside Addresses will be made BY Col ~
O. Taylor Of East Tennessee Rev Daniel Curry d. d. who
ha, lust returned Savannah and Charleston and others
Tickets free can obtained the Commission Rooms, No
IA Bible House at Randolphs bookstore, No. 10 Broadway
and At T. Warmers boob. store. No. vesey-st.
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II the town of North Castle, WeStchcster
County, Mr. David w. Smith (Union) has just been
elected Supervisor over Evandu Odell (DemocraD by
Is majority.
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Court Of Appeals.

ALBASY Wednesday. March ~. ls65.
The following is the Day Calendar for Thurs
day March 80: Nos. !. TO- IL, b. IA. IL. 10. H. 10
and
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ADVERTISEMENT
Messrs. FOWLER & WELLS, Psychologists
give Charts Of Character daily at No $50 Broadway.
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Ladies' Fair,
FOR THE


BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS OF THE FREEDMEN,
Now open at Dodworths Hall, No. SIC Broadway
To be- continued WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, March
20 and 81.
The cooperation earnestly solicited Of ali friends OF the
helpless Orphans of the Freedmen by contributions OF money
or beautiful and useful articles prepared by the
ladies' who have gotten up this Fair Ambulance Zee Auc
ton every evening"
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IA1yer,isen1enfl

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs,-A sure cure for these
distressing complaints now made known in Treatise
on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations published
by DR.. q PHELPS BROWN. The prescription was fur.
nished hin in such proyidentiai manner that be can.
not cOnseeniousy refuse to make 1t known, as 1t has
cured everybody who used 1t. having failed in a
single cme IL equally in cases OF Fits as of
Dyspepsia; aud the Ingredients may be found in any
drug ston. Sent to all the receipt Of live cents
to prepay postage. Address
No. 10 Grand.st.. Jersey City, Ncw-Jersey.
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ADVERTISEMENT
JEFPERs. E73 Broadway, is selling his stock of
Ladies' and Chdren's Boots and Shoes and fine Gents
Slippers at low prices. LETTERS. No. 593 Broadway.
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Advertisement
CORSs. MyYTOSs, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases Of ket cured Dr. ZAcHARIZ No 100 Broadway
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"DIARRHEA.n ALL Medical men and the
Pres, recommend " Dr. SrRIcKIAsDs ANTI CHOLERA MIX
ruRg a. the only certain remedy for Dihrrhea and
terry Il IL combination Of as;rngsnts absorOens snu
.ns and carmn ve and Is warranted 10 effect cure afer
all other have failed For sale by T. e. WELLS Co.,
No us Frankiin.st. n Y
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To One and All.
Are you suffering from Cough. Cold Asthma. Bronchitis.
or any Of the pulmonary troubles that often temi
nate In Consumption II so, use WILBORS PURE COD
LIVER OIL AND LIME safe and sffcscous remedy This
Is no quack preparation. but 10 regularly prescribed by tho
medical faculty. Sold BY A. b: WLBOR Chemist No l6S
Coud st. Boston, in Newly ork, by ID. BARNES Co.. No.
Il Park row AND BY 4. c. WELLS K Co.
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FAMILY SEWING, Of every description, neatly
done on the Grover Baker Machine No s33 Broadw iy
between Tweny.frst and Twenty second SIS. GROVER (
BAKER MACHINES for sale and Machines with operators
sent to families by the day week
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four DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

Arrival Of the Damascus Mt P"ruaho'
and the Asia at Haifax-CcHmen" Of
she English Press on President Linz
coins Inaugural - Mesico ana the
United ssatcs-Thc London HndeN ON
che Prospects OF tho War-Fail"re Of
blockade. Running Firms - Informa-
tion on MIR. BIair's Peace Mission
The schIeswig.EIolste Question and
the Great Powers of Europe.
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Advertisement
CHEROKEE MEDICINES FOR THE UNFORTU'
yATr-32 page pamphlet. with full particulars, free
Address Dr. W. r. MERwIS & Co, No. 63 Liberty st.
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Advertisement
A RAlg CHANCR.-I offer selections from my
Immense assortment Of Ready made Clothing. GENTS
and BOYS, Il cost. ISAAC V. BRoKAw.
No 81 Fourth.ave. and No. 62 Lafayette'paes.
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Cabinet Furniture at the Lowest Manufacture
ers' Prices-we have constantly on nand and make 70
order the latest styles rosewood black walnut and black
aud et Psror OAK aud walnut Library and Dining Suits
rosewood walnut and chestnut Bedroom and Chamber Suits,
aud general assortment OF all articles In our line to which wo
the attention Of the public and examine goods
before purchssing elsewhere. All goods warranted
WE'LL BRAUNSDORf.
Jos 1926 and III Rvinsont bet Norfolk and Essexsss.
The Belt Railroad passes within two blocks OF the store.
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Upeat05 Win bIdruits OF "tek "
do family sewing).
Machines 10 rent BY the month.
Machines repaired and instructions: given in their use
The complete Of the Subscriber In accommodating
al uptown residents during the past year has only been
by ability entire publicity OF the convent
ences OF such establishment With greater facilities Tor the
couing year. any increase Of patronage VIII receive tno
same prompt ate ntion as formerly. -
n B-Ths Manufscturers Depot for the sale Of BROWNS
celebrated Patent BARTENDER 1T ELLIS.