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Epitome of What Has Been Done by
tho Domocrncv

II shot down Federal soldiers IN Baltimore
while on their way to defend III" National Cari-
tol.
II fired ON the flag OF our couult, "a, forl
Sumpier.
Il seized the forts and arsenals. and tobnel
the national mints and depOsiiories.
Itorganized an armed force hostile 20 the Jni.
ted States.
I, shot down the soldier. Of the Repuhlie on a
hundred battle fields
II discarded both human aud divine Justice.
Il perverted the spirit Of our Tree Institutions.
II forced lnen into arms against this Govern
meut.
Il murdered loyal people, drove the defence
less from their homes, outraged their faw,iies
ravaged their fields.
Il organized iawless bands for indiscriuinaie
murder and pillaRe.
Il threw trains freighted with innoccgt W.
men and childrcn FROM the track, destroy ing
their lives. and robbing them Of their valnsbles
Ithas violated every law, human and divine
II spread desola,ion and war throughout the
land.
II filed our homes with widows aud orphans
II fastened an inmensr war debt on the nation
Itcaptured aud burnt our merchant vessels On
the high seas.
Il starved and murdered our prisoners ct war.
II violated the mosi solemn oaihs.
II shot down our soldiers In cold blood after
they surrendered.
Il organized bloody riots In ur..Norihrrn cit
lee. aud tried 10 create Northern rebellion
!, tried 10 Ere the city Of New York aud other
cities.
Il made numerous raids on desencrlcss towns
on the Northern borders and robbed their banks
II tried 10 introduce pesiilencc into our North
ern cities.
1T HAS BEEN GUILTY or EVERY CRIME
esaaVa D.
LAND WITH FRATRRNAL BLOOD. FILLED
OUR TOWNS WITH MOURNING, AND CUI.
MINATED ITS CAREER IN THE ASSASSlNA-
Ti0N or PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
II is now trying 10 obtain control ~ the Gov.
ernment.
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Association OF Rebel Prison survi-
vors.

10 all SErrirors ef Reb,l Prison.
CoDrades-The survivors Of the thossands Of
loyal men who were incaFceraled in Southern
prisons, desifous of forming society among
themselves for the purpose of renewing and per-
peiuaiing the friendships which were then cemeul-
cd by mutual suffering, afIording aid To such Of
our number NJ have teen rendered helplcss
By Tettl bafharity, and Of collecting the inairri-
ais for history as full and accurate as possible
Of our imprisonment, have initiated such organ
izaiion.
y meeting OF returned prisoners from a large
number Of States was held a; Piitsbnrg on the
26th Of September. 1866. A, this meeting the
- Association OF Rebel Prison Survivors (" was
organized 10y choosing General a. ID. Streight,
OF Indiana, permanent President and Vice Pres
dents from each OF the States represenied.
All soldiers or citizens, of the State Of Mary
land. who were captured during the war, and in-
carceTaed in Rebel prisons, will please furnish
the undersigncd with the following information:
Age and nativity
when aud where captured.
When imprisoned
When released
Names and aidFcss ofcomrades in prison-if
remembered
Major Z. W. WHng,
Vice President for Maryland.
1913 South Charles street, baltimore.
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Family Courtesles.

Ia the family the law Of pleasing oaght 10 ex-
tend from the highest 10 the lowest. Yon are
bound TO please Your children aud your chill
dren are bound 10 please each other and YOU
are bound 20 please yonr servants; IL you expect
them TO please you. Some men arc pleasant in
the household and nowhere else. have known
such men. They were good fathers and Kind
husbands. II YOU had seen them in their homes
you woald have thought they were angels but
n You had seen them In the STREET or in the count
ing house, or any where else outside Of their own
house, you would have thought them almost sav-
age. Bu, the opposite Is ap, to be the case
When We are among onr neighbors, or amongst
strangers, We endeaver 10 act with proprisiy =
bat when We get home, We say 10 ourselves, II
have played part long enough, aud now I am
going 10 be natural" Z" 10 We sit down and are
ugly aud snappish, and blunt aud disagreeable.
We lay aside those little couriesies that make the
rougbest floor smooth, that makes the hardes,
things like velvet, aud make life pleasant. We
exPcnd all our poli,euess In places where Il will
hFiag silver and gold,
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- some twelve yeats since a bridal party,
returning from their wedding tour, stopped at a
hotel ia the town OF p. New Jersey for the
night. THEN baggage was placed in one Of the
balls ul the botei. During the night one Of the
trunks was taken out and carried short distance
from the hotel, TO low piece ofground, broken
open and rifed OF It's contents. The parties en-.
gagged in the affair were seen carrying the said
trunk hy person who was out rather late, but
thought nothing Of IL until the following day
when the story became generally known that a
robbery had heed committed. Then he stated
that hc Saw some three OF four cOlored iudvidu-
AIS carry lug trunk at a late hour In certain
direction, and named two of them the others
be did not recognize Warrants were according
J., issued for their arrest, The officer proceeded
10 carry out his instructions. and after short
search he found the parties named, in company
with THREE or four Others, conversing. Among
said number was a noted individual of color
named Adam f. lie was accordingly arrest
Cd with the others upon suspicion, but afierwArd
released, with the understanding tha, be was
Till prisoner. Adam was n noted individual
from the fact that he had for several years 'grac-
cd tie Offices Of lawyers, and also Of the tanks
IN The capacity Oi sweeper aud hre-builder IN
chief. aud nothing biaek ever shone upon his
character, IT il did upon his skin. Upon the in-
vvsiigaiiOn before the Grand Jerry il was clearly
shown that Adam had nothing TO DO with the
affair, and was perfectly clear of even = suspicion
Still, be was good subject lor "a little sport, aud
he f,lt terribly afrigblcd les, he should be ndici.
ii. Upon tie adjournment OF the grand Jury
idam Was told that he was indicted The trial
o Two. who we're really indicted for the offense
wn. sel down for given day. aud upon the Rr-
rival OF said day Adam was also 10 attendance.
Judge ", who presided upon the bench y,
the Time, was q man WHO heartily Telished joke
and was always willing 20 aid 10 carrying one
on. During the trial Of the guilty ones u recess
of ten minutes occurred, during which the Judge
upon sevng Adam in court, called out
" J. Adam jim court ,"
Adam 81 once stood up aud made known his
presence.
The Judge called him up before the bar, and
IN substance said
Adam, the Court Is surprised aud psined 10
sre n man 10 your standing before them. Adam
u has hccn shown by evidence that you had
nothing To do with the robbery alleged against
you still, Adam. you were found in bad COM
pauy, and therefore arrestrd. Now, Adam, let
this be a warning 10 you TO keep out Of bad com-
pauy"
Adam was overw helmed with JOY at the glad
news Of biz Aequiiial, but felt little sore upon
being found with the guilty parties, aud thought
that II was but just that be should apologize,
which he did a. follows
% Mos, enable Judge-Sar-de fac am, dat
good company aud bad company looks 80 much
like now days dat yon can't tell the difference
I'LL you gii 10 EN-.
A perfect roar " laughter followed Adams re-
marks. IN which the Court took q full share.
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Lesson OF Wisdom.

fredrria liretncr. the charming morallst,
sf-eaA tender, sad Fu,hfally 20 ihose ercupy-
ing the several family relations
Many marriages have commenced like the
morning I'D, aud perished like mushroom. -
Whercfore Because the pair neglected 10 be
as agrcrabe 10 each other after the union as they
wtfe before Il. SEEK 10 please each othrg, my
children ba, ia doing 90, Keep hsavea In mind.
Lavish not your love to-day, remembering that
marriage has . morrow bethink ye, my dangh-
tsi, y hat word house-Eift sxprrsses The mar
rird woman Is her husband domestic trust On
her hs ought 10 be able 10 place bic reliance Ia
hoasc aud family 10 her he should conhde with
The Key ofhis heart and lock Of bis sioFe room.
His homer and his home u under her projection
his well.bsing 10 her hands. Ponder this -
Aad you, my sons, BE- true men Of honor. aud
good fathers Of your families. Act In such wise
that your wives will respect aud love you. And
what rnou shall say 70 you. my children -
feruse the Word o. 0od that viii guide you
out of storm And dead eAlu. aud briug yan saft
into port. Aud - for the reat-do your best r
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jzs- A Western friend .,oa. the sollOr,ur =.

~ Western friend sends the following.
We have la OF town good hearted aud well
meaning man, who sometimes. In endeavoring 10
be profound. gets or some very queer sayincs.
Among other good qualities be has an lmplicii
confidence in Providence which he once qualified
In this way. lie had jus, returned from long
aud tedious ride on wet and cold winters DAY
Sitting down BY the ere and warming himself, be
remarked 10 a friend: " Peter. really believe N
u had not been for the blessing Of Kind Provi-
deuce and hese hick paHfs would have caught
my death of cold i''
Al another time, when locking Al the refrarsion
Of light through prism, he produced the follow
ing sage remark; " DO not see why these heau.
tiful colors could not be syfracisf from the light
and used for painting and dyeingi''
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II EREBi informs the citizens of Towson.
Ii town and vicinity. that he has removed
his Boot and Shoe esta blishment from bis late
place of bnsiBe ;. TO the building which he re
Gently purchased Of Mr.. Richard Willis. and
occupied by him as Drug Store aud Post OF
flee, where he will ia the future be pleased 10
see all hi friends and customers.
lkecr constantly On hand varied assort
ment OF Boots. Shoes. Caters. Ac., for either
Ladies. Gentlemen or Children. Al Of my oWn
AanVaetHre, which will be found as durable,
aud cheaper than can 10 purchased In the city
Of Baltimore
return my thsnks for the very literal pa.
troasge have heretofore received. aud I will
endcavor. 10y attention 10 busr ess. and moder
ate charges. 10 merit n continuance of the same
GEORGE STEIBEF.
May -. Is65.-iy.
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oerin the early days Of Michigan the County
Courts were presided over by a Chief Judge and
two associates, who were called Side Judges.
Ata term Of Court held IN Ailegan Connty, a
few years ago, on the assembling Of Court one
morning, . lawyer NAMED Smith said 10 his broth
er attorney, Jones, We have the mOsl expensive
judiciary 10 ths county, ofany placein the State
" How - p said Jones. "Why. We are main.
taining hundred Judges ou this bench Al every
term of court" hundred Judges p said
Jones a how DO you make that out - Wen
there is Judge R---is one. isn't he 2 " Yea
the other tive side JuRes are mere ciphsfs. One
and two qauehu make hundrsd, Don't they y
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goetrp.
AUTUMN RAIN.

srsli-bound. oftsn have listened
To the y I'D and plaintivc tone
~ the uind.harp IN the forest
WnlliuK for the loved and gone.
Thcrc's \ sadness I've endravafed
To disI,el. but at IN vain.
As I listen 10 tho moanings
Of the htfnl autumn rain
Gold and crimson leayys are iailius
Thickiey all about the ground
Aud their rustic meath the football
Hath melancholy sound.
Like the leaves our hvcs are fading.
Death will some time come to all
Youth and age alike arr covered
with tlAs alOomy funeral Iali
There's q sense u desoiAlion,
And = thrill ofaimosi pain,
That steals o'cr me a. ] listen
To the Wild. sad autumn rain
fargrt each Joy or pleasure
Which my iifs had ever known,
And remember bat the sorrows
That were In my pathways strown
Dark and dreary seems the Future.
And the Present cold aud chill.
And the patier of the Faindfeis
Zen my very heart doth thrill
Oh ] love the rain u summer,
Falling Ia refreshing showers
waking earth 70 Joyous beauty.
ChecTing sii the drooping aoEeTs.
Hut when twilight shadows de.pcn
Listening 10 the LONELY strain
Like an onicast spirit roving.i
Of the mouruhii autumn rain.
Oftentimes my heart grows weary
A. the shadows DER me creep,
And I've felt q strange Wild ionFing
fur the last eternal slcrr
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- There arr 20 many smart children that
ley cantall get In The ness paper a. ouee. Here
are iew aa . speclmsn of many
Somo weeks ago, during . severe thaadsr-
storm, lady friend was tslling lhe ehlldrsn not
10 b afraid that Cod held The thundsr 10 hls
hand. aud would not isi u hurt them unlew lie
thoaRht h ior he best 6hs hnd hardly conclud-
ed when = very loaA clap was hard. Thsre
nov y lays = four ysar-old, ood has isi no of
u, ana gons hons out of ne rain y"
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jss,- Plant, breathe eArbOuIc acid Iu.,..a :

~ Plants breathe eArbouic acid Instead %
oxygen. Deprive plant Of carhonlc acid, and
Il would sicken and de. Over the surface Of
leaves are countless numbers Of pores OF open
the leaves Of planis are like the Lungs ofanimals
and whenever hodies are decomposcd. Such are
some oi the properties % carbonic acid--a sub
stance deadly poisonous when brsAthed, yea ab.
soluiely necessary for our very existsncs.
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~ some Of the hest shlngs ere sald OF aons
By lhe clergy. Here lnan example
An old minister, who was out making pastor
Al calls. with bis grey mare, Was met FpcFndy
By . dsHdy. o. fast fellow. The ola man'e uhID
was little The worse for wear. Thn dandy, With
q supereIlious air, shouted as he dFose up: 'Hal-
10, old eovel what will you take for your whipf'
" ieus back T. was tks quick rsply. Ths dan
dy drove on RAPIDLY.
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- A ssamsisF stopped a. aA lee % hrsak.
fast, and having drank cup of what wn1 eIg1n
70 him, the servant asked, What win yon faks
cir, Tea o. eoaes r. " That depeuas upen elf.
y wanl lsa ] west sAaAzln
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Miscellaneous.
ADDRESS TO THE pEopLE.


ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
M MERCHASTs visiting the city Of Balti.
w more TO purchase GOODS, aro respectful.
iy invited 10 give rs a call before purchasing,
n We are sure We can oler n greater variety Of
goods aud at much lower prices than any house
the city. Our facilities for getting cheap goods
are unsurpassed, as one Of the firm IL constant.
ly In the different markets. We invite stran-
gcrs coming TO the city to purchase goods, 10
make our housc their headquarters. We not
only pack goods purchased oi Us free VI charge,
but any packages purchased at other houses,
that may be sent In We will also give infor.
nation rs 10 the bcst houses VA the city 10 pur.
chase any kind of goods. We hold Auction
Sales EVERY EVENING, aud merchants pur-
chasing can leave the goods until morning aud
u on examination, the goods are not Rs repre-.
tcnted, then tho sale is HaN uHd rod. We are
const stAntly receiving com ignincni. of ~" fpi.
lowing goods, viz.
BOOTS IND SHOES
non LOTS or DRI GOODN.
SHIRTS IND ORA WERS, HOSIERY
GLASS WARE. PLATED WARE.
CIGARS, CUTLERY, STATIONERY
PHOTOGRIPH ALBUMS,
WITCHES. JEWELRY,
Aud FANCY ""pi'H of every dc.cFi ption.
GIVE u- ,dt
l.. CLARK - CO..
Auction mud Private >aic.roon,
III Baltimore troct. "pposit. Light.
May -, lsC6.--Gm.
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DIR. r. sAPPINGToN's
LIVER FILLS.
For Purifying the Blood, Strengthening
the Digestive Organs, ETC.


INllE judicious usc o. Dr. Sapping;on's Liver
Il Illls VIII. with certainty. eradicate all
foul liom0rs, correct Reorganization Of the
stomach. and restore q healthy action of the
Liver. Bowels and Kidneys.
They are suited for either sex and will prove
4 C,rfaiH CHrS fgf
IEDlGESTION,
CONSTIPATION.
loss Of APPETITE.
DlMNESs or SIGHT,
epccAs Webs before the sight; Pain ia the
Shoulder, Lilli-. SADIE aud Back; Burning in
the Palms TO; the Hand. or Sol,s Of the Feet,
Fulness or Weight "a the stomach Oppres-
sion % a." Cnesi thiiilue-s; PalpitatIon OF
ID" u ,rt' l5lu- 800 t.c I-upir. or Headache.
sudden FiJshcs q Hc4t; Nt-ilcssn,s.. Often
Disturbed Dreams amt Dcprcs ION of spirits
They have sl'cclhc action on the sccrctons
and ..N,r' 'i'i-. .ud l-sl.' i.r.lfe e. 'Apri al
imunr,tr..
Aiter taking few i"-.s - the Pile th"Liv.
"a, skin and Kidneys are enabled to perform
tL'ir Junction. ln vigorous AMI healthy man.
ncr AMI nli the ahoyc -ymptoms " ~ 1i-appear,
C.. Icy aye caused ~ disea cs of the Liver.
I'll" I"s.r The organ whose office il j., To
parity the L.o1d therefore unless Il s. in
healthy condition We viii have impure blood,
aul are d. be 60 any " th" numerous disease.
caused hy wan oi action in this ino.t I'm por.
'rn. of al the organ
Z-.-Takc n box 90. tiir i.,cr /. u. ami have
Health aud Pure Blood. sent IS mail icr 20
cent?. Prepared only by
DIX. Il. sAPPINGTUH,
l5s Nopi rny Street. Baltimore.
.fur,. IS Iefs N
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HENRY SHEw,
COUNTY SURVEYOR
CONVEY ANGER

Awiss House. Towsvntown, TIP stare,
Illt. under-igned respectfully informs th.
4 ciiizensoi tho County that ha has establish
I'd an oiicc ia TOwsont1wn. Baltimore county.
.or t'r transaction ol Hll business relating 10
lsnled property, and that Ii will be greatly To-
heir advantage 10 call upon him g. have their
business attended 70. ny - doing they will
iav" much time md expense. and have I, done
promptly. accurately aud neatly. and q, o les.
expense than u can be done by "ihcfs.
Deeds. Leases. Mortgage. Wills and all 9th
er 'n''rnmen,s of writing carefully prepared
HENRY sHEW. County surveyor
Ih hay abs.nc~ from Towsoniown. all busi.
ness lci, with JOHN NJ. WHEELER. Es,., al
the Clerk Office. will b. promptly attended In.
Arrl :. Isff .--IN
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STONE AND EARTHEN WARE.
r. II. GoRsUCH,
Successor to Jchu Gorsuch,

Corner "f Gay aud Front sts.. Baltimore Md.
pEALLBiN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE.
III AS received his Spring andSA
III hSuminer supply ofgoods, ,con-
sisting IN part oiKniycsand Forks,
Pocket Knives. Table aud Tea Spoons, Hollow
Ware. Wagon bpxcs. Horse shoes and Nails,
Nail Rods, Carpenters Tools, Axes, Locks,
Hinges, Screws, Bolts, shovcls, Forks. Picks,
Mattocks. Cast and Blister Steel. Trace. Halter
aud Cow chainn. Counter scales, Safety Fuse,
Gun CAPS,
wOObCoCk'S Flows AND CASTINGS;
Also, stewards wedge. pattern AXEs, war
ranted. all OF which he offers wholesale and
retail at his usual low prices.
Icss- Ia addition to my stock of Hardware. |
have added nne assortment Of WOODEN
WARE. such as Tubs. Buckets, Measures, Bas.
kets. Brooms. Wash Boards. Butter Prints. &c..
Ac.. which department Is ia charge of y. II.
GoRSUCH. who 10 always happy to wait upon
all customers whofavor him with their custom.
Please call and examine his stock before pur-
chasidg elsev here. August 4. ls6s.-Iy.
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Real Estate agents and Con-
UeyGncers.
Geo. II. Carman. Joshua n. Bosley.
MARYLAND LAND AGENCY.

Geo. III. Carman. Joshua II. Bosley.
MARYLAND LAND AGENCY.
"E SELL AND PURCHASE on commits.
w sion. REAL ESTATE Of every ,lcscrip.
tion, ia tho city Of Baltimore, the Counties Of
Maryland aud other btates,--BORROW AND
LOAN MONEY on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS attend
10 Collections of all kinds promptly.
OUR OFFICE II centrally aud con venicntiy
lOealei, with all tho appliances for a thorough
and energetic dispatch Of business aud we
propose 10 use all proper aud available means
to present TO the purchasing public and capi.
talisi,' such property rs may be ia our hands
III you want to Sell Farm, iIolse os Ground
Rent inform us of the fact. aud put u on our
Books.
" You want TO Purchase REAL ESTATE OF
any kind. or Invest IN GROUND RENTS on
MoltTcAGES examine cur B,oks before you
do 10.
fertons having business ia our line, are res.
pcetiniiy solicited to give u a call, ,1r commu.
nicair with u by letter or otherwise.
CARMAN & BOSLEY,
uair" No. Carroll Hall (uP staira,l =. T..
Corner of Baltimore nnd Calvert sts..
Nov 1T Baltimore, Nd.
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MUTTON e. CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND
IUC1I0NEERS.
No 10 SOUTH STREET,
BALTIMORE. MI

ID EAL Estate - Public saic. Real Estate
IL ~ Private Sal". Goods Of every descrip.
tion 7nc'ionecro'i. Adv"r'ising Agent. for
MANY Jaurnal-
ES-All Property given rs iul Sale Aivert,.-
eel ''iatis ia Our Trade Journal
). y. HoCsroN, a practising Attorney ut Law
i,r gunbcr Of yesr-. will attend To Conyeyan.
cins and other business entrusted to our care.
Nov. -. 'Gi.-fr
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No. 10 West Baltimore Street.
and No. Centre Marke, Space. Bslto.
Sept. %, 1864 If
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Professional Cards.
Theodore olookor,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

~. 10 81. Paul street, Baltimore, Mi.
PARTICULAR attention given o. Chaneery
Il snd orphans Court business, la the Courts
baltimore city aud county.
Al communications oT business left with Mr..
ttlIN u. u. BEDFORD. Conveyance. rowson-
,wn. will be promptly attended g..
March IL. ls66.-iy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-10
Governor Cox,s inaugural.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Ex-Governor Cox's
inaugural address is limited to a declara-
ton of the general principles that gov
erns affairs and to statement OF the po-
litical problems to be worked out, but
does not lay down specific measures for
accomplishing these objects, He says
the one great doctrine which has been
settled by the war is that the national
Union cannot be destroyed by the action
of any of the States composing it. The
Governor concludes by saying that the
late war has brought great burdens upon
the State, but its prosperity has been
such that they have been borne without
impoverishing OF straining the public
resources. Ohio, the first born OF the
Ordinance of 1887, has been true to the
principles of that great act OF statesman
ship which dedicated. the great North
Western territory to freedom and free
labor, and now more than ever before is
realizing the benefits of the wisdom
which then launched her upon career
of unexampled growth under the au-
spices of religious intelligence and free
dom,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-10
Foreign News.

HALIFAX, Jan. 9-The Canada, from
Liverpool on the 23d and Queenstown on
the 24th. has arrived Her dates aretWo
days later. I'll,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 23.-Evening.-Ihe
stock exchange and all the markets are
closed, this being Christmas time,
Correspondence between Mr. Adams
and Earl Clarendon was publlshed 10,
day It IS voluminous, and occupied
eight columns of the London Times, ln-
cluded in the correspondence is the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Adams, that when the
Shenandoah arrived in Liverpool the
British government should take some ac'
tion against her crew Clarendon replies
that there was nothing to justify any ac-
tiop unless against such OF the crew as
mirht be British subjects, and he says
that the naval officer at Liverpool was
fully satisfied that the crew we're all for'
eigners aud that there were none known
re- be British subjects on board.
The Feniau brother, named Barr con-
victed at Dublin, has been removed TO
the Dartmoor prison
The following shows the closing tone
OF the markets on Friday at Manchester
Market frmer for goods aud yarns, with
an advancing tendency 81
Observation-Disclosures fat, with
downward tendency Provisions quiet
aud steady. Bacon still declining.
LoSDoN.-Friday Eveniug.-Consols
closed at 37fS7tc for money u, S. 5-2Os at
664a665c; illinois Central shares at s2a
s2tc; Erie shares at 5sa5Ss,
The London Globe highly euloglzes
Gen. Grants Official report and says it is
a very able. clear and strikingly modest
document, frankly admitting failures
and losses, and doing full justice to bis
opponents.
At Cork, on the the 2lst, Charles Un,
derwood O'Connell was found guilty OF
treason and felony. He was sentenced
10 ten years penal servitude. OConnell
made an eloquent speech, and after be-
ing sentenced, expressed the earnest
hope that there would be an exchange
OF prisoners before his sentence expire d