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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The Funds on the
2lm steady, with slight Upward tendency Consols
closed Of 89l dGgl
The discount market was without alteration, aud the de-
maud was light
LIVERPOOL Nov ia me- oTr0Nrhe sales OF Monday
and Tuesday add up 100 bales including 1900 for speeuls
lion and export The market opened steadily, but closed
fat at slsht decline in prices. ~ 4
TRADB AT MAsCHgsTRR.-The market yeserday ives very
quiet and prices rather weaker than last week
BRRADsTUFFs-Mesns. Richardson, spoDcer Co, and
Wakefield Nash Co. report the market very dull fer ak
articles Flour almost unstable at lower prices Wheat
very dull and pressed a2c. lower Indian Corn Nat,
and Cd. cheaper; Mixed 9gd3oi6.
PRoyIsIoys-Messra Bruce, McAulias Co. report Beef
quiet Pork steady. Bacon quite ected at further de-
cline Of p a. cwt Batter firm; holders demands check
Lard que. and unchanged Taow inactive, but gen
orally steady.
PRopucE-Sugar very quiet Ashes-Pots scarce. and
holder. demand higher prices Pearls 81 no sales reported
Cofee--no Sales Rice inactive LiDssed oil unchanged.
Small sales Of Rosin at late rat Spirits Tupentine doll
petrocm-inOre inquiry q. nru prices Refned 34d5jo
gallon. -,
unserod Sugar quiet but steady Coffee hr and tendng
upward Tea hrm Rice quiet bat fall prices paid IsuoS
In good demand at 60 for New r Y.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 23-Corro>sses yesterday and to.dsy
IS OOJ including bales TO specusors and exporters
BREApsTusFs-The is active, but downward
PRoyIsIoSs-Market quiet and steady. Bacon dali no
sales Lard dull sales small
Iospoy Nov 23-CoDsois closed at 8ea asa for
AnypIcAy sroCKs-Ilnos Central Rairoad 6@dS2fj Enc
s5d55i; United States 32os e3t66A
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FROM HAVANA.
Progress Of the Haytien Troubles.

{ Correspondence OF The Assoeiated fIeta
HAVANA Nov. &C. 1855.
BY way Of st. Thomas we get the confirms
ton Of the news in regard to the bombardment OF Caps
Hsytien. The rebels in Hayti have lost their only
stronghold and are scattered that virtually the re.
belion is over and Geffrard master OF the situation
Most of the late rebel chiefs have been shot, The TIL
umphs OF the Government have been celebrated with
appropriate festivities at Port au Prince and Jaetnei
Most OF the foreigners Of the Cape fed according TO
the Biau Public. TO the American metotwar' during
the bombafdment
The following persons who had taken refuge in tho
house of the British Consul were seized aud shot; l.
Pradere Col BARN, Gems Deborde, Colas Lachaiss
and Papn. and Mr.. Lecorps.
DIR. Gloyoscbini, well known French subject wss
robbed and murdered BY the rebels. Senator Box was
also a.sassinated and beheaded, -, .oo A..
Government D..;.. 49,
r.r;snced heavy weather, and her machinery broke
down. She was enabled, however, TO reach forto
Rico and the war steamer PIzsrIo brought thence the
mail The passengers. 400 in number, remained, aho
steamer has been chartered in this port to 50 ioE them
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from shpwreck along the Of NewJersey, and that
they report by bill or otherwise.
eACREDNEsS OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Nh RANDALL Pa.l Offered the follOwing resolutiOh


Mr.. RANDALL (Pa.) offered the following resolution
Reced A the Of this House that the public dsot
created during the late Rebellion contracted the
faith and honor OF the naton that 10 sacred and invioae
and must and TO be paid principal and interest," end any
attempt to repudae OF In any manner to impair said debt
should bs universally dscountenaDeed by the people, and
promptly rejected by Congress II proposed.
This resolution was agreed tO-fe cas-, 1922 Nays, H.
s Trimble of kentucky.
AMENDMENTS TO TIE CONSTITUTION.
Mr.. STEVENS proposed certain amendments to the
Constitution of the United States.
THE MESSAGE.
Mr. WAsHBURSE QlL), from the Committee appointed
TO wait the President reported that the latter would
Immediately send Message 10 Congress.
Col JOHNSON. the Private Secretary Of the President
now appeared and announced a Message in writing.
The Message read in q clear and distinct tone by
Mr. MCPHERSON, the Clerk of the House.
On the conclusion Of the reading. applause followed
from both sides Of the hall.
The Message was then committed 10 the Committee
Of the Whole on the State Of the Union.
Mr. WAsBBURNH OF Illinois moved that the usual
number " copies NEARLY 10000 be printed. Gentle
men on the other side II they thought proper could
move the printing Of larger number.
MI FISK moved that rs 900 extra copies be printed
and Mr. SCIIENcK moved N, OJ0.
This branch OF the ubect was referred 10 tie CON-
mittee on Printing.
IN MENoRIAM.
Mr. WAsHBURSE OF Illinois, following melancholy
precedent, offered resolution that Committee. con
ssting of one member from each State be appointed
10 Join such Committee as may be appointed on the
part OF the Senate 10 consider and report what token
OF respect Congress shall adopt 10 express the deep
Feasibility of the Nation On the event OF the decease o
President Lincoln, and that nuch Of the Message as
relates TO the melancholy event be referred to tie said
Committee.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
THE FRANCHISE IN HE DISTRICT.
Mr.. KELLEY VI Pennsylvania introduced a BIZ 10 e1.
tend the suffrage in the District Of Columbia
ADJOURNED TO MONDAY.
On motion of MI MogRlLL 1t was
R>oalreI That when the House sGourIs & mouow be
til Monday NEXT.
The House then adorned.
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auuiu aud Chilli.

The Paris patrie says the Spanish Govern
ment was preparing cocircular upon the events IN
Chilli 10 be communicated TO the European Powers
The Paiyie adds that there reciprocal grievances
in the question and hopes that the difficulty VIII be
settled BY amicable mediation. ,,
4 strong memorial. signed by Barings, Rothschilds,
and ali The London houses interested in the trade with
south America had been addressed to Lord Clarendon
with regard 10 the conduct Of Spain against Chill:
Mr. Tayiro late Minister Of Spain at Chill, writes 70
TAs TINES TO correct statement that had been made
concerning himself He says the Government OF Spain
had often repeated their desire Of terminating the dis
mute with Chill IN conoiliatory manner, and he never
applied 10 his country the term atrocious but con
ped himself TO declaring that Pareas conduct moi
in accordance with bis views.
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Discovery Of "a New spriug NJ sarnteaa--
Opening Of she Adnrondsc Railroad.
SARATOGA. Monday. Dec. :, Too.

DR.. Harkins who has been exeayating IN
search OF mineral water in the valley south OF he Hgn
Rock Spring has struck vein OF mineral water which
bds fair TO be valuable addition 70 the supply Of that
The Adirondao Company have opened the first Is
MA. of thar railroad from this place north toward
Iobn Rrowns Tract and trains are now running regU
Iarly They expect TO go on extending the road, as
as thew can into the wilderness until they ul.i-
mstely reach Ogdensburg thus opening TO business
an entrely new section of country.
Onite a celebration was got mp at Luzerne when tho
first train reached there. People gathered from
the surrounding country aud guns were tired and Gags
displayed.
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ing Dublin Bay has been Rarrisonod SINCE the leh BY
largo military detachnents all the guards have been
doubled and the guns double shotted and the men arc
held under arms all night. During all day on the Goth
four general officers were In the fort and the gates and
bridges were closed.
The number of Fenians admitted to bail 10 regarded
as an indication that only the chiefs VIII be prosecuted
The underwriters and marine insurance companies OF
London and Liverpool are reported to have lost half
million sterling by the destruction OF three NewOreans
cotton ships dt Key West.
The Lirsrpool Post publishes circumstantial account
Of duel recently fought that city 10 when An
American Fenian General. named William Brown, vas
one Of the principals and received slgnt wouna
the hip. The story Is vouched FOR az autnente, anu
said to have been hushed up until the General departed
for NewYork. which he did on the 18TH HIS antago'
mist was Liverpool anti Fenian.
FRANCE.
An explanatory note has been published oiDclany
stating that the effective reduction VI the French army
amounts to 10 396 men, and that the intimate economy
for the budget Of 1867 will be between l2OOoOO0 and
Is, 600 600 francs
1t was reported that the Minister Of the Marine wa.
preparing reduction OF the navy, whereby saving Of
600 900 would be effected.
report had been current that the soldiers at Yer.
saes had Obstreperousy expressed dissatisfaction ht
the Imperial decree the partial disarmament OF the
army. The Pdtrie denies the rumor.
The Bourse was firm; Rentes. 65. &c.
ITALY.
Victor Emanuel in his speech at the opening Of Par
lament said time and the force of events would solve
the questions pending between Italy and the Pspscy;
Italy must remain fltDIl 70 the Convention VI NO.
yember, which France would completely carry out
within The appointed tne heDceforth 1t would be easy
to wait He alluded to the good relations existing be-
tween Italy and the Powers Of Europe and America,
and pointed with pride TO the position OF Italy among
the nations but regretted that the financial position
would require fresh sacrifices at the hands OF the pec
pie. He concluded by SAYING that conhdiBg IN the
affection of his people and the yalor OF the army ha
would not fail in The great work which must be trans
mitted complete to bis descendants.
Bavaria he'd Motif d the Courts Of Austria and Rome
harr Of nalv ha XIX
Of Naples to recall his envoy from Munich.
HOLLAND.
NJ Betz Minister of Finance, had rendered his
resignation.
AUSTRIA.
II was stated that general amnesty would so0n 10
granted for political offences in Gallicia.
DENMARK.
The time stipulated for the completion OF the tee-
graph to America via Greenland. &c., in the Danish
contract is three gears not years reported by the
Scotia.
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Highway Robbery near Oil City-A Super
intendens Relieved Of Over s1f GOO.
ON CITY. Tucsday. Dec. y 100.

OIL CTTY, Tuesday. Dec. Icoo'
On Saturday, about noon, Mr. Uhler, Super
intendent of the Ocean OIL Company while on DIS way
to Titusyille. was waylail and robbed OF st.y -
money and $4,000 in checks. Two persons nfsa AZ
him. one bali passing through his hand and inc 9tns
which was auied at his heart fortunately struck me
watch thus saving his life. one OF the roppers men
knocked him of his horse with a cino ana peat I'M
NH he was nsensble No Glue has yet been discovered
Of the guilty parties.
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PRELIMINARY TO A REFORM BILL.
Further Protests Against the Conduct
Of Spain.
THE NEW TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

The 1nman steamer City Of New-York
Capt Letch. which left Liverpool at on the 2ad.
and Queenstown on the 29d Of November, arrived
here yesterday.
The steamer Queen sailed simultaneously with the
City of New. York for New.York.
The City of Boston reached Queenstown at g. m. on
the 2lst and Liverpool early on tie 22d November.
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MyHE GREAT STRENGTHENING TONIC
Qyot Whisky PrepGstion')

THE eht a.. S WHEY f'''asiisHj
pOCFIAND'S: GERMAN B1IIEho
pEBnrTY DEBILITY!
20 cltirs horo any esuse whatever
PRosTRAroN OF THE SYSTEM
INDUCED BY
SEVERE HAKDsHlrs' EXPOSURE, .
DISEASES OF CAMP LIFE.
scIrIERs, CITIZENS
MALE OR FEMALE,
ADULT OR YOUTH
WILL FIND IN THIS BITTERS
ARR, Tonic no, dependent on bad liquors fOI its smo'
Miraculous Elects
DYSPEPSIA,
.,s ,.., Renting from disorders Of the Liver and Digestive
GryaDs, are cured by
HOOELAND's GERMAN BITTERS.
Tts Bi.ters has
PERFORMED MORE CURES.
GIVES BETTER SATISFACTION
HAS MORE TESTIMONY,
Is. more respectable people to vouch for It, than any oef
s,tes in the Market
We defy any one to contradict this assertion and
WILL PAY 5000
An, one who viii produce certificate Published by that
genuine.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Will CURE EvERr oAsEoP
,psoE1c OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS,
AND DISEASES ARISING FROM A DlsoRDERED
STOMACH.
Observe the following symptoms re;urs from disorders Of
H. digestive oIgsDs:
Constipation Inward Piles Fune Of Blood TO the Head,
Aeidity Of In, Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, disgust
ETuetations, Sinking or futteTing at the IN OF
the Stomach swimming Of the Head, Hut
fIgtterng at the
Heart Choking SUI.
locating Sensations when I'M
lying Posture, Dimne.s
Of Vision Dots
or Webs before the Sight
Fever and Dull Pain IN the Head, De.
heiency Of Precipitation, Nel0wuess Of The
Ain aud Eyes Pain in the Side. Back, Chest, Limbs,
Ae Sudden iIustes Of Heat Burning in the Flesh, Con
iasgnmss Of Evil aud great Depression Of Spirits
REMEMBER,
gBATTHIs BITTERs is NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUN OF WHISKY,
AND CANNOT MAKE DRUNKARDs,
suT is TILE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD.
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Austria.

A telegram from Lemberg says: A proclama-
ton OF the Government was published to-day announc
ING that the Emperor had ordered the release Of all po
itical prisoners arrested by the Gaician authorities
from tho year 1863 10 the present time All pending
trials have been stopped and general satisfaction is
experienced at this act OF elemency.
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TENNE ssEE.
Negro TessimSny Ia the Courts-Tks Bill
Tabled In the IIouse-The Radicals
Oppose and the Conservative sappsvs


Special Dispatch to The y. Y. Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 1865.
The bill allowing negroes to testify in the
courts was tabled to-day in the House. by vote Of 30
to o. The defeat of the bill is mainly due TO the loyal
Radicals from East Tennessee who voted against the
measure almost TO man. The leading Conservatives
voted for the bill.
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Russia.

Advices from st. Petersburg state that the
repors via Constantinople that the Emr OF Bokhara
was gaining victories over the Russians. were entirely
without foundation.
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Swedcn.

A Stockholm dispatch announces that the
final vote upon the Reform Of the Constitution would
probably be taken on the 9th Of December The Reform
party are represented as daily gaining flesh adherence
in the Upper House.
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India.

A Calcutta telegram Of the Sth November
states that owing 10 sudden change in the river
Hooghy il is probable the Calcutta, China and Aus
traia mails. due at Marsees the nth Of December
will bs five days later.
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Latest.
LONDON,

LONDON Nov. 23.-Political news to-day il
unmportant. =,
The Bank Of England has reduced its rate OF dis
count to per cent. -,
The merchants OF Paris and Havre adopting
memorials to the Emperor on the Spanish Chihan
affair
Violent gales have occurred in England with greas
damage to shipping.
The ship Calhoun collided with the steamship City OF
Boston and got aground but oaed of the next tide
Neither vessel was damaged.
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VIRGINIA.
Bcrkley and Jefferson Counties Recalled
from Western Virginia.
RICHMOND, Tuesday.

RICHMOND, Tuesday, Dec. g. 1868.
The Legislature to-day passed the bill repeal
ing the act allowing the transfer Of the Counties VI
Berkloy and jefferson to West Virginia
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Greece.

In consequence of the resignation Of the
Bulgsris Ministry NJ Conondouros had formed a new
cabinet
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To tho Associated Press.
~

To tho Associated Press. ~
NASHVILLE, Tuesday, Dec. s. 1858
There has been heavy rain all day. The river IL
rising Co,ton--operatious very light 800 bales re-
ceiyed; 200 shipped.
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France.

Political news is blank.
The Paris Bourse wac firm st 6ef Csc. for KeDtes.
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KENTUCKY.

The Legislature Organized-The Hon.
Harrison TayIsr Chosen Speaker Of
the House.
FRANKFORT. Ky. Tuesday, Dec. 5, 1865.
The Legislature organized yesterday by elect
Ing the Hon. Harrison Taylor, Speaker oi the House
and Il. THOMAS. CLERK.
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N.,.arrivnl Of the y5ibcrsis.

PORTLAND. Tuesday Dec. 5-ll p 10.
| Tbere are no signs of the steamer Hjbernla.
| from Liverpool and Londonderry
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To TIE As,ocisisd PTeuL
W IaufNnT0x TnaadnI

To TIE Atsoci1ted PTep s.~
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Dec. 5, 1865.
The Presidents Message was read IN the
Senate nv Col Forney the Secretary and IN the House
by MIR. McPhersUn, the Clerk Both these gentlemen
performed their duties in such manner as to elicit gen
ersl commentator. The passages In the Message
which were appauded ia the House during the reading
were those asserting that traitors should be
punished and the ofense made infamous.
and at tie same time the question judi.
eially settled finally and forever that State of
its own will has the right TO renouDce its place In the
Union; that tax on travel and merchandise In Their
transit constitutes one OF the worst forms of monopoly
and the evil is increased If coupled with denial of the
choice Ofroue and the Presidents declaration that the
justification Of England IN fitting out cruisers during
the Re beon cannot he sustained before tho tribunal OF
nations and that the friendship between the TIVE coun
tries must hereafter rest tue basis Of mutual justice
The applause when this part Of the Message was read
was emphatic, and there was a general clapping OF
hands both ON the floor and in the galleries. on the
conclusion of the reading of the document. The Mes
sage seems 10 be regarded by every one who is &C
ouain;ed with its contents frank direct and patriotic
and its facts aud arguments clearly stated as 10 leave
no doubt Of the Presidents views and policy.
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SENATE AsHrSGToy Dec. 5, 1855.
The Senate met at u O'Clock, and was called
10 order bv Mr.. FOSTER, President pro ten.
A prayer was offered up by the Chaplain, tho Rev.
DR.. GRAY -
MESSAGE FEOH THE HOUSE.
A message was received from the House through the
Clerk Mr. McPhersOD, announcing the organization
Of The House and the appointment of aCommlttee. to
wait Oh the President and inform him OF Its readiness
10 receive his Message
Mr.. gTEVESss JOINT RESOLUTION.
A message was also received from the House an /.
nouncinc the passage Of Joint resolution fo- Special
Committee Of fifteen the subject OF reDeions States
and asiiug the concurrence of the Senate therein.
MIR WADE moved To take up the resolution.
MI. SALISBURY moved 20 refer 1t 10 tho Judiciary
Committee when that and the other Standing Commit
tees were announced.
Mr. GRIYEs asked for the withdrawal or the pending
motion 10 enable hin 10 Offer an order for the appoint
Ioent of committee Of two 10 act with committee
from the House in waiting on the President Tor bis
message. This was agreed to-
Tie question then. REQUIRED again on TIE motion Of
Mr. Wade. -. IT..
Mr. JoHysoy objected 10 action on the House JOINT
Resolution and IL went over under the rules.
UNITED STATES MINERAL LANDS.
Mr.. SHERMAN introduced bill for the survey ana
sale Of the mineral suds Oi the Un!led otatcs WHICH
was ordered 10 be printed.
The bill leaves Inc price blank. but provides that
setnai residents and occupants shall be allowed 10 pur
chase the lands nj the minimum rate
CALIFORNIA COURTS
Mr.. SiEwART offered bill TO define the jurisdiction
OF the circuit and district courts IN the Sates OF Gall
fOrDis, Nevada and Oregon.
THE MISSISSIPPI DELEGATION.
Nj, CpWAN presented the credentials Of WuuQW
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-02-10

I'M 1--1T7fTr7 T-T ~ TIM
ELECTROMAGNETIC aTHs EDHoR.-4Ht
used to- DO custom in tho, country
districts, with newly married couples,
to send on tho eve of their unionpa
cake, ora subscription, on something
else Of value, to the editor of their
county paper. The custom has, be-
come nearly obsolete, but nowrand
then we hear Of instances which bring
back ON recollectious of the good
old times" A contemporary has TINS
been favored, and celebrates it IN, this
strain s,t.l, .,rs,a faaso. or
Accompanying two Marriage mott
COS published to-day We're two de
licious cakes. A webbing sake i'm u
printing Office producesrthe most Sc
rene results. Its sacred associations,
its suggestion of an unhrokcni dream
Of happiness, peutrahze the rude dial
bolism of its gloomy w'siils, and almost
humanize its young imps. 1t illumine
ates its inky atmosphsrel and sheds
over all a hallowed, Light. 1t is the
pure and beautiful amid blackness.
In return for these delicious souvenirs
of Wedding day, this Office desires
to rise above mere question of d.
etetics and view the world outside its
dingy windows in the light fall that's
beautiful and good. 1t summons up
again its old feelings Of, kindness, and
bespeaks for four-for her.. for him,
for them,-the well-wishes of its we'll
wishing heart, and the blessing That
makes happy. 1t hopes, that life may
she'd q milder and calmer beam upon
these pairs that often falls upon many
1t would give them ever the. sunny
bloom Of hope, ending in the fruition
Of joys and prosperity. 1t would send
them out upon their happy lives grit
and armed with heart chains Of loye
interviewer in pleasant bondage till
the end happy till the end All this,
this griny old Office would wish for
these married twain, for this old Office
has always known tt.an
"rhorc Is nothing half so sweet in life
As Loves young 'dreanus' 9l,la llsja II