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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THB COTTON TAX-RsPLY OF THR CHARLESTON BOAR
OF TRADE TO THE ERsOLUTIONs or Tmg NEN

THH COTTON TAX-RsPLY OF THB CHARLESTON BOARD
OF TRADE TO THE RESOLUTIONS OF THB SEw-
YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. --.-.--
At meeting Of the Charleston Board OF Trade on the
9TH instant tho following resolutions introduced by tho
President, Mr. W. s. Hastie were unanimously adopted
Whereas The Chamber Of Commerce OF New.York have
p ooos heey hcSng t o G eaSy feSns toward The
South and desire topromoe the general welfare OF tho country
Whereas The ronovnl Of all taxes would under
ordinary circumstance stimulate It's production still from
sent themselves 70 our Wow which eatno be seen from
Eorker stand point and which precudes the possibility OF
ur country has been laid waste dwellings gnhousca horses
cattle AM all farming utensils destroyed whole banking
failure Of wheat crop aud supply Of short that
the avas Of cotton being sold Is rapidly absorbed In pur
ton not much better than at the Of the painting
year With climate and soil superior TO any tho verdi for
perfectly undc-s,and - culture With our magnificent Sea
Islands enjoying monopoly IN hne long cotons we are
Appeals have been nude capitalists Of the North ior aid
showing that profit. q 20 per cent and sgwaTd could
Sea Island ana plahiaons but have insurance.
been met with the remark that nothing could DC doae uHt our
100000 Of freedmen who should be employed and cared for
VIA s o. capital hrosh INTO 'e southern s.ass M
At 40 pounds per bale would AZ ono cent per cud Tax weld
per pound currency the sum q sos o ed be realized
To this add our rice tobacco and sugar the stss OF when
Louisiana alone produced IN %C 4iO hogheads valued ut
over sOOOOO making total production Of s-jlco0V
ouioB provisions and beadstuns The grand pana
c fur our disease capital with oug labor fully employed the
debt OF the nation is We no longer sectional
Our interests arc identical with every Northern
should continue 20 be the policy Of TIE Government e have
Ne sy sttags Of the North we rai. the material We
have tho nesFwater power ard climate 10 ustsn nnnnac
turing community the Union We place the seed cotton
ia end q mill and turn out the brown rings q. GIG
other day hoped Is not fr distant when we Shall
eKpor cotton ARIA the ContHent of Earoc IN Of
the raw material With 4O0ODO crop employ
Railroads and sgan build W iei mercantile marine whch
the pride ard glory OF she country lne protuc
tiOns and prices WI In short time place former
pson when irhd - pcr cent Of the cotton supply Of
sl Eurupc
Resored The Board OF Trad, o. the City Of Charleston
South Carolina tender their sincere Acknowledgements 10 the
Chamber 81 Commerce o. NcWi Ork for Tho very elaborate
upon present condition - tho cot,
ION producing oounrca % tho world Also for their memorial
per poHad duty cotton.
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MISSOURI.

sALR or A RALROAD--TROoPs ORDERED TO TExAs-
GOV. FLETCHER CALLS ROR VOLUNTEERS TO bS-
PORCE TnB LAWS
or rELH0RArH y rHBuHh
ST. LOUIE Dec 1.-THE award Of the sale OF the Iron
Mountain and Cairo and Fulton Railroad 20 A. j, Mackay
& Company with the approval, was hisd In tho oneo OF
tho Secretary on Saturday,
It's reported that the troops at Fort LeaveavorA haTo
been ordered 20 Texas immediately.
Gov Fletcher has issued the following proclamation
portion OF the State Of Missouri infested with nsranders
and robbers defy the civil authority and have Gao smpi
hy and aid such number Of the counties where they have
their haus and ntiniated or obtained the sympa
hes local authorities that peaceabe and law abiding
citizens their persOn8 and propsry There
fore Thomas g. Fletcher Governor OF the State OF Missouri
call upon the people Of the State 10 volunteer by companies
a. enrolled In the militia the number Of % companies Of
ary companies Of infantry 20 be organized and "a
coed under my chief executive officer of tbs State
20 preserve the acc protect the citizens Of Re State In
their persons and property AID 10 execute legal process In al
violations d ihe law aud bring then TO trial =
THOMAS e. FLETCHER. GoFsraor.
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TIA Rs. Family SEWING .sIscsIss.

T, csal!,, on Sowing NscLns at ths NsEYo sso FAR o.
1865, report az follows
40 enJ h, ELLPrJ Loos SrTcI 3aErSs 'sAc1<s1obs 81
P5atoe u other, IN tho foiowfas pcsa, Wis 90
Si-p,ty ard Taoee9hr-sso haAasaeeI Ooss,ss'''s'
Ess@ Operation ard hanag 'uest
"NJias-s.rc,s ard RlT+l'ig u M,rer- -!
Bss.,y. S'y--gti AID E'rs'sestyef SFtch
rsr-iy P|e-,ior Of AnreFrsrts s-d Ra.ssS W0vt
Ce~paefl. ard f'.'s,g @ MoSe1 ard Fts'A'
hdapts'or % hlt'ai Of ass as-s'sb b. A4'ta5' F'f
R1r, aud 10 The
r-9saief P,.f,a vifl ~hA u esais' re Los Sti,ch "
m.as. ESs,c Hos and sSeGers award hs Fbs Pre-
~,-~. sth, .f
Bar FAanr Ssxrss MAOHss
sni aso Tor the .
Buzz DocBLs ruRa.D ssvashAodNE'
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supR-A LuIowv, r. wednesday Dec 1885, Charlotte
L., VIE Of JsnssA Bar
COFPN-A Troy hadaJ shs o'n INST fT"s ''A'' W
Capt, Wm. Colin, aged Ityeara 80 .
RHoDEsou Monday Doc TO- Charles D. Rhodes Of th sisy ia
the fl.h year OF bic sgs - 80. A.. A.. A..
The snas relatives Of the family are aye % asni Tue
uns iron, residence No ~ West FORTY foarta GA
Ws5ns.isy morning 1t II o'clock without further notice
sMYTHon Monday evening Dee TO- q ks residence No e5s
merchant IN the Doth OF as sgs
The fssyes AID ad. Of the family are lava 70 stisnd ne
srsr. ron Church. Fourhsve and Teaty hrsts,
an Tkursday Dec d. 10 oclocke without rshsr notice
yAuA, Rshway NJ j. on Second daJ l1s moBh iosh. Bspi.
MIN F-VsL In saith year d1fls age.
friends or the holy respectfully 1fe % 81
tend from h late rdeaee on fourth day 81 q p n
without Hrlhsr notice.
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FORTRESS MONROE.
INQUEST OK THE KILLED BY THE EXPLOSION or rHE
THOMAS KELs0. .
Br rElssHtyn 70 Tns THIsUEE.

Ut fntHehAEn 70 fEB TRIBUNE
FoBTRRss MOSRoK, Va. Dec. liza C0roncrs in
quest bean hold Norfolk the dead bodies OF the
killed By the explosion Of tho steamer Thomas KesO In
the bay but facts elected the only testimony
taken being that OF Of the employees Of the steamer The
verdict Of the Jury In accordance with the statement Of
the disaster as already Puhlshed An investigation
tempiated.
The ooWiBz complete list of the passengers injured by
the disaster stephen Hoyt Of Newark Nd seriously
Charles Nxon Of Edenton, G., seTiOusly Dr. X s. o.
born Of NJ c. seriously James Davis seriously Nal Eugene
Carter Sixth Uplted States Artillery badly Cen A. Sang
teller badly burned James K. ZoeUa and George Pickett
slightly scsided Ia the hand
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TEXAS.
TORNADO.

faLE0RAFH 10 fHH TRTBush, -,
INV OaLEiNs, Dec ll.-A special dispatch 70 The
Times gives account of disastrous tornado whch vis
tied North Western TeNnsJon the 9TH ns destroying
largo amount OF property and doing great damage to tho
surrounding country. Six PERSONS were killed and great
nun Der INJURED.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
GEORGIA.
.nERscHEL v. JOHNSON RrgIyc1Ru SENATOR.

HERscHBL v. JOHNSON RE-BLECTgD SENATOR
MnLEDGEvIILB Dec ll.-Hersohel V. johnson WA
reelected United States Senator AZ FIRST ballot. The
House passed the Homestead bill Exemptions have boon
inoeese l r cont and also spilled 70 e2Rycts before
passing tao bill veto 10 expected from the GoY,raof
KMIGBAFfoH-0rL DscoyRRsD
AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec li.-Many families are emigrahng
70 Texas from Georgia and East Alabama Several faa
lies are else emigra,ng from Mississippi 20 Brazil OIL
has been discovered Shoa Crock St. Clair Co., Ala
bam9. IN abundance, Of q depth OF 700 feet.
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snlrrnn or A rrsIAs srEAMaa.


-srxoRFD REsiGNArroH oY M. F0UGO.
PAIas Monday. D,oembs- "a 1906
q 4 rumored that Monsieur Fould, the eminent
Fcach Minister Of Finance win SCOT resign.
raz TRANSPORT gLEII R0s vz2A Cruz
TetL7v Monday Dec 30 1865
was supposed that the transports to bring home
ths French troops frcm hIexoo would sal from Brest
Bat taoy are now getting ready in tbs hsrbcg There
pas Mouily Dec 10 1895
Tho departure OF the French Aeet OF war vessels
end TRANSPORTS for Vera Crai Is now sad 10 be hxed
Cor neSt week. The vessels are fully manned and
pr)visoned. and are expected 70 reach their dcsina'
tc1 shout The middle Of yaauary
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FIRES.
" rsLssaAyu 70 tus rsIsusa.

CHICAGO, Dec. ll.-Mr. d. McKerry's paper mill
at Ksekton, Ill, wss burned Last night Loss $4,000
The Minooka steam mills at Mnooka Grundy County, Ill,
were burned Saturday evening. Loss $1,000. .#
The residence Of James Miller, at Davenport lowe
burned Sunday morning and his mothernl law named Cah
aged year and his aged respectively nine and sx
years were burned TO death Another 30 badly burned
that Il aurr
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nrsAsraor, yrRE M yoRYoLK. VA.

NORFOLK, Va Dec. IL "A disastrous fire In Nor
folk Friday night previously telsyraphsd occurred IN
small retail grocery h 6Dnssqgsncs Of IN etpooc Which ol
oL Ia TAO The wind blow freshly, and tbs hrs
raqil. eEtendnk pad destroyed eght buildings with their
Ngi9gs g92 i29ss Es gl99.9sey 2oyXsi hY stl1pa2s
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A spI,EgDID NJgreoR

Po0oEssFsD DsO LA splsndid nstsOr wa vl.ibe hers
AZ n oook this evening II about the se OF ball on
Roman candle and OF red tint In s progrtss from West
% kast divided Into sevaI psi continuing N tae came
II Soasur y about 10 seopda Of ips u " qrqUeA ~
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SPAIN
VISIT or rHs ouERy TO PORrUGAt

Que0n IsIbella was 20 leave for Lisbon December
On ftrtss - tho Kiue PIlg a. returning Dc0smbers
SPAIN AND SOUTH AMERICA
Ths london Rars 'hst peace shortly 70 be con
cadsd between spain Chill AMI Psr1 The articles
constituting the basis Of e Treaty slov that h,rs usv-r
a shadow OF cgCgS 5elii
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CITY FKNIANIsM

70 az Estor ef Th.M TS'es"@
Sra: am stated In your issue otye'terday TO have
,ksd Col Roberts 81 90 to go to France and watch evsn
ia M brss have 70 say reply that not only did not ask
Al 400 of h money but did not ask him 70 giye me one COM
Now on ne contrary ssse that Col Roberts od oner 70
PDS NJ. = =, y lac 80 80 JoHi II GLFRsoS.
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BIZ STEAMSHIP.

PORTLAND Ne, Dec. 1.-The steamship Mora
Wan Capt Acton which oit Liverpool Nov e. and Green
castle Che }o,h arrived AZ this port a. 10 O'Clock tbs
morning
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Wv. H,aars,, 90 One.

Lave asrs found bpo rot that osove Bakes Machines
oil not SOW Ia bsishh have compared
peyeoss hundred lad aud eEeep, in
narce they prssd ohsr machines to the Grover
Bsksr tbsy have rsd both Of h'
c. L. Pssr,oa No 81 cours Brooklyn before the couni,.oss
81 Pasea.L-f dysr'is.r,e"' .-.4..,-- -'-' "
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The Rov. Francis ysntso, ID. D., Gays; Mu vlnou d.
ARE. me to express VOC her ensyF,son With your Sewing
Machine wheeler Wisoasl which Ihs hn recommended to
.srsr, hss eads add that judging from the occupancy Of
tho rapid machine promotes both industry ard pleasure
Ny purse that tbs sewing machine s o,ls
sEcssnei household Mrs NintOa Joins the ehe
ssatlswousa the ppbe eonmsnda.iOu Advertisement
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TIE SrarE or TRADE.


-
. II; Fe:scs. "a ii9' assss
S Sa lp Ne, S H o Il iSsi 6,. dull Sc Whisky
6S u y for u & Z NJ. - s lh 4, et, White
s e. 3 Egs s 6 . Ss ss Ess r.,
s s' s Sf' .asy ssy e'n * ~ s H fse
iaossSI O. Dc. ID Cotton i,s .,ss9o bl,, sadsns >,
gAasaF3s @ Pee ds ;.Ils s;, at 81 S':
sss5 s.5. gsi,2 spsss ssa.. ssgsiS .
No opsseS - g saa closed uooa,l 81 Of No - mod
esSss 81 eSsi u Res. PoR' 9 So bstsr 81 go
LsI3ois is Ecw i;,c Oios'i ess iss scssiOI 5sSss
s SgSs . 81 5s. s'I q, . &; q
SOyb,s a sTS Ss.hsl rs , gsy sl3 gtaa dSiy
s.S 80 H''' Fork lower 90 "y e'@ Hog IMPROVING %
6noSr4rr Do. II Flour Unclaimed rseous arras By,
%ssS a." 1871 81 boas.5 esn io ~ 6e
W % Rs' spg s ~ RFsSsn%ssS i S S %s
s q dsaS si as s S q e. %'i d So Ne
Cho,go spring 90 70 $40 bgsh Red Winter State e,To Corn
ssss small los choice tiic6ssn 60 ssy a.ist so Of
s d.. s S,a' spI ri 81, & % By T ts ,d 6n r S1
'I sSs E9sr ~: ea % ssi, lor sr,a, u
olsSSsa rates Hos s5ssssO Gro' tesps Soe Mss. Pei
&c eSH saSs ssss ssi X s.
ss.. Si b. '' Ss o s,s e' New vi az %Ay '
HGv 0ntIGHs Dec ii Cotton 6uey.ns ana bsia fsr
o 'sf; Ind E.S 81 's o. S,@To nd ssS. H.
COUNT
AuaUsrA Dc II ooon yueylnt Recspts-Sso bsieI Market
6rn at 81 012o for Strict Good Middiag
CakRLEsron f.-The avs More cxtenaYe
than dqrin tbs s,is s4 bsls Cotton GOOD hdaas
De Auction sal, 81 ~ brig C,stisn lom hnsa "a dsy
Muscsvado so.r-Prme itoitys Fsr % GOOD s1te cyoa
H1Ssaes-ln lihds S0GDtic la bbls., sc -.
sGvArrAn Doc II Cotton Tue dsnsai good Receipts %,
bsag hddlingI. $40 Up
BUFrli> Dee I1-Fosr-A heavy as5fm hss restAsd
busnss and VIC bay" no % report except 100 bb No
splns Wheat qir ed ne'hig iging Gl1 arist s9i
hel 81 o. y; nomins o. Provisions snd Dressed Hogs
lu and Whisky nafksi roi AZ o. - So retsi
RecsPsby Lake Huron road 800 bb eeer o9 b1sb WlSst
269 Ouch Barley whi,h received yesterday eernoon The
track s led with trains have solved s
morng Tbs tracks 81 tho How Yolk Csas Now York and Es
and Lsks ShoTe clear -.-
Nav 0RUslrs Dec u c,aenDsr,sj ,,e prices sivsa,cd
90 sslrs repof.sa 10 90 bes Low Kidding I.c u e Rid
cling Jtc Receipts eg b3es crnst for Liverpool 7J9 bsea
Sugar iJ sud oopus Ps 9t Prime TO choice ilic 20 ll
E0issses duu sn1 Unchanged. f3i Primo . Cheirs t5oe10
ssrilos oscispse ic E3rYok aish ic aIsoons Frcis
cbsuged
WLaHaroN Doc H. Cotton active Miiiuy 3Ss SpT'
sT9rpcnnne 20 se. Ko1a dui al - O%Y, 20 G.usc re,
dnil A. ~ - for City Meas
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EUROPE
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CA6JETO DEC II


Be-. rr. f1r,ra 70 rTz rfrrrs
GREAT BRITAIN.
en-, .syrH. AuERIoAg olsFEngrAuos .AAAh
rtsros Mlrfay Do lp--h ,tns .
Ma, Of the dolesates from The Br.tl'a'Ans5'.aa
Pr,y,ares having in view tho tnal 'et''menl 0, 70
rA,r,,ion scheme, have arrived. IAey nave
-, themselves into q Conference, ara selected
n, m.oonald TO preside over their deliberations.
W. 4" Dra.fs Doc. Il--Nooa-
,,.. .,,e.ts Of Fenians continue almost hourly
ID Mutual Protec,ioh societies are ioT'niae "
a. .ol r,rious points Of Ireland
sEIzURE o. FINAN ARMS
LONDON TUESDAY. Dec III l-. Ak 'a-ls
og,,,itg Of arms intended for the asa o. the
F,o.aas. and all the fittings Of a gun'ni'As shop
,ars .ai.sd to-day at Cardiff, while on the.s Say to
i.,.s1t.
sgIzURs OF fRNfAS STEAMER
LoSros Tcesl,y Deo ii--hSel!nS
fts steamer Bolivar has boen seized IL tae ModWay
o, ,osoicon Of being Foniiu cruiser. largo llan
t,g Of arms and ammunition add 80 tuus Of gpnq0W'
dsg wsre found on board the steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

BROoKGgs FIRB DsPARFasET-Rs-assSEs or
Cugg EEgnisaa CuInisaAK biennial election .os
Chief Engineer Of The Brooklyn CV d Fue Department
ld eat evening and rcstSl Che choices " John Cpnang
ham a., prssent Chief bg q majority Of about 90 orer
Vivian Taylor. his principal opponent
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DIED.

DO yoa want a wheeler & yusqu'. 5sying slaesiss
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T SiYor Chamber Of pprtss unanimously approved Tho
treaty q peace with P'g nu empowered tao Government
to carry Il into effect.
THE PEUsslAS CHAMBER OF DEFUrIES
Tie Chamber Of Deputies has raHted the Of one million
thalers demanded BY the Government "A On addition
10 salaries OF Government officials brit decided BY ~ majority
thnt the further amount demanded FOR superior une
tionares alone shall nkewse De dsnbnid among tbs sub
ordinate officers
THR KING.
The King had gone - Dresden Cor two days
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9pseial Notirss.


In Refined Society
sperOn u,ay ordinary perfumes day down
devoid Of Since the Introduction Of PALoN
nGHTBLoOMEa CEREUs the formerly vogue havs
been snrs, abandoned BY thu fashionable World and h dsss
aud refreshing floral extract has replaced them.
Kighteenth Ward,-Ths sIxTEENTH ASSEMBLY, DIS:
rRicT UNION REpUBLiCAE ASSOCIATION will meet WIS
Wednesday, EVENING Dec H. o'clock al tbs Dsns Di'-
psasary, oornsg OF Twenty third q and Second ave.
BY order JOHN d. OTTIWELL, Cha;rtnsa
Ear Kmcasxa sscrstary.
The Fourth In the Course Of Free Lectures Western
Branch Young Mems Christian Association, No. 70 W. %
delivered THIS EYENlH0 at o'clock by cue rev va SLf
fHEkSOh bubisc Martin Luther tho Man ana "'
The public invited -----
Furniture ..,..,..< -
or TIE LATEST STYLES Gor ,snrp ~ gea
PARI,OR DINffIo ROOM and DhAhbGh SslEhS
In Walna Maple retsnf AZ Observation-Disclosures poo'
"a r. KRJTIhAtS .l
NARUFAcT0RY AND WAkkhoohS
- Mo- 9e ssd ~ Eass hos..os -
s0,wcon Bowsrr ana ssopnh"e
Az 0osiswNr'ai'd
- al, ltroOra ., (siaas.( Saniaa e0,tsh
For 8ALh BIZ 81 dfeoaA
1,nassclasr Bs " goesky a. Nssgs~, tsr .
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4 Ponrre & TaAR,AoNora 1a on-HaAvr FeAups

A P0RrEa' TRARsAOEoB TX 0n--HgAvy FR4UDs
To Sine past s5ssra d,aers IN ola beazne so Upon
Madsl lane bgvs besl convncel from tie elBen dsuasds
made By customsB for "wanags" ha thore was aud az
gagged and found be- M would altar bring sod turn out
. 40 Drill gallons short OEc firm. who ss suffered very
tsraiy ths way convinced That tie lOss could not
be attributed legitimate leakage and applied 20 Warron1
Decisive Agency 10 81 Bros1wsy 0hsse Gao ma fsfros
ont Tjs pocsl IN the hands o. Dficer Watson who
after digc1t watching and waiting develoDed mo schenc
work aad arrested ths tef TAe ann mcnLoAed had IN 10
employ portr who hli been l0h With te houss Chat tbs
utmost con6isncs fct in s honesty and nc carried tp
keys Of tA store being sas cBed ~ and ont a. his
leisure Ihas en incl that this porter has oslfcd
systematic cogrse Of s)ilias o. 5lrpontinc lcnane
g. and ts, s had gisr ST or cns1m whom he sp
Piled H custom FOR them % leave cans or kegs a. Gle
s.gre Orin ia immediate vicinity v IA Jc mpEs before
ahT Of hs meDhe9 Jc Of Tho firm rsaJbsd le sore
Thcso h, would GU aud hayo hem tsfon away 20 early thai
the tfa- action could not hs kn)wn Another trick OF No
porter 70 have can Of Que Of bis cusom9 located AZ
by. Which he woud frequent visits during
Che day 9sc lns earring with lin bot q nh Of OIL witch
beo thu, saalcnty disposed Of cannot be sccust.
determined hri Che amount ocn supposed 20 have rcsc
several thousand doss during Che pss .wo years The criminal
confs @ haens boom carrying m ths game for t1s nsb
OF time Ths 1efecve iooveet The J1us operald Of pe
swinds by pss9nalns oan,n and having AZ this wsE 30
ecQraiBte' w.'b SO porter he ,1rned that be oo1
hs wsiel b supplied with small o. oil wbic he could
c,ry AWAY concealed IL has feet beg Opoa being arrested
th p0-er conrmcf ~ Chs asin1 Of s PRACTICES and gave
such information asO ld % Che arrest Of man called ono
syei DeEls who list h,en imphci'ei VIII him.
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prnaorAn.-Lori Mon,k locg,rnOr. oenora Of

PBRsOgAL.-Ilori Bon,k l0oy,rnorGenora Of
Canada viIcount 10 lIous Goa Lindsay Col MOnok and
PcbestoB Gas Condensation delegates % England srrysf
AT Che eyoort yesterday from Canada ard viii sal IA
Tao ste,mhip SCOT, p toy Cor Bnglsad G. wilkinson of
mo Rcya Navy Qnseo. " also A. thc BgeYoort Gen
~ .Heaaa, u s a.. CD fecds El5t0l. C0l Q MoreA
Atror. AM Julg, NJ z NorDn Troy. arc az tho Metro
potion Hote Tao hon A GODDARD. Rlayiie. tho Hon b.
Sherwool Coming. 1udso NJ Jones Vagina and Zen
Alrorf Albany tro foh0ss Hotel Judge spencer
syracuse ~ a. Che innh Hols haor Bs8srog Gan
zion Q W. " ~ che Fsv York Hotsl
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PRUSSIA AND GERMANY.

WITHDRAWAL OF HASOvERIAS AMBASSADORS
The Embassador Of the ex-King Of Hanover bad
presented bis letters 81 recall % the Vienna Cabinet and all
HaAoleian Enbassad1s are about 10 withdraw ton Euro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

The Britannia had lost her propeller and rudds and was
attempting proceed under sail She nearly helpless
gobs Britannia arrived safely al this port Lost Monday
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LigERrooL PROVISION hAKKkr.
s market for Tsov Is steady and prices are without quot
ahls change. a ~
Pork Is srnsr sna prices tona upward
nseaesipas and provisions unchanged.
LIvERrool Dec ll--Evenng-The Provision market 10 in
scli,e Lard closed duh fNtL
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKgT.
IlvKRroos Dec iO-EveBing has been avery quiet
tsedns the market for Flour and Wheat to-day but picss
have undergone material variation Indian Corn n offered
At ass for mixed and sss ID FOR high mixed
LsvERFooL Dee ll-E venlBg-Ths market for Breadsuas
closed unchanged Corn was last quoted at osa
PErRoLEuM MABKET.
LiyEsFooI. Dec ll--Ony moderate obaerV
stis Po,osun this morning and Is. Cd for prime Psnl
vanih White l. stin The current figure
The German nasksss iO PeOisu areAelsgrPhed stady
q. previous rates. 1t
MANCHESTER TRADE REpoRT
MAScHuEEE Dee. 1.-The Manchester market is steady
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LlTEnPooI, Dec loEyeaing--Ths cotton market to-day
has besn very actvs and the sales foot up than sOOO
bales Prices have adyaacd hy "a Madhng Uplsnds clos
iDg ct ittd. PEI pound
LrvrsPooL Dec t-NoonT cotton market opened today
utA pcuss Of eOusinusd activity tho viii probably
roach ise'o eaes Sales Of Mddns upands continue to BE-
gNde at 10.
LrsEfooL Dec li-The activity Of the cotton market con
nres asd m prices psd The days sales are estimated
1900 bales and since Friday 5000 bales quotation,
ras strong Of lid for strict Upands l4ad fer strict
ei hidls The trade are free buyers Of average Uplands
LIyzEPcoL Cotton MARKEr.
hogesssl. Dec li-Eysass.-rhs cotton market today
~ Zen la,e e'ty. hdfifug Uraods s'ossa lfd The
s'is rssobsd 5000 bales
LOxDOs MoEzY MARKsr
$teSh Dec 9-ErSIsG 10 gsssg xsEvt Sases
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