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Owe arr i0iormet hist the sgriraliu
~ hsehins Factory Of TOY Perry county,
sEs ss.adsiii- ThIs j. 20 b. regretted.
- % 81 hsd great hsp- u shst company
W hop.d il would Be prrni exsmpIer q
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sssi themselves u The riches which m
'rs hss buried beneath. aud es<< srouns
'asn- We Do hope 10 hesr from Troy. ths
Ass0psny are not civiiet;sst rather shs
~ ere 10 The determination 70 process
sAA The Issi sbIs sntsrprise. Ca nneItoI
Reporter.
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" Great sehsisy pssvsiIs among The
rssisns 10 Nsv York. spd il i said that
ssssAsr novsn<nt on Csnsds Il metitssed
ksserts frankly svo.s The NEG aovemea'
sssss business. and large number Of mer
ssss pledged themselves 70 BE ready q sny
ssaess 10 Join 10 N attack % Csnsds.
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Every ysunv lsdy sud g-ntlcmsn in tbs
United States csn hess some hing very nuri
to their advantage BY return mali l'fse q
rh.rgs). By addressing the Undersigned
Thy-e hsyiag fears 81 being hDmou-grc vii
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~ill please address their cb-dfent servant.
THO. r. CHArEss.
SCI Broadway New York
March 81. lso6-y-
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tN ESSAY vi NJ AIMING AND IN
- STRUcTiUNS FOR YOUNG EEN.
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sraled selter eaveirpes. Addres. Dr.. J
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afIvn Pnilsaeiph.s, Pa
sept. 18th, ;S66-y
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TTVETE 11ZerEIr1rl Vii pr5<s<7 uirs u
II rs~nrs Surx<ycr u D1ssis essnty -
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= HessId's special ssys Mf- SIidsII. the
- fsnoss reid nisissss . Francs and
- q - 49, sstivs sseaiss u Europe.
sssssiy applied o the President for pardon,
Sssgh Ms. BigeIow, Minister q Paris.
- reply q The President wss shss no in
rssssss % esrespcadencs Of any Kind
iosh b held 9Th Nj SIidcll.
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A Gentlensn who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and 81
the effects Of youthful indiscresion. will the
sake Of ssfrsring hamsnity. ssnf free % 81
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making the simole remedy ~ which he 90
cared. SufTsrsss wishing % profit BY the
advertisers experiences. css 60 % By sddrss-
sip0 JoHx b. OspES.
No. rs Chsmbers IL. New York.
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U Temperance Leags~.r are beial
i'rnst N nearly very raunsy 10 th- State.
IN vies ~ influencing legislation. the
Yang session. 10 favor u Prnh oitOFy
Asaus iss, c. Isw, ~ least that ~IiI sub
- tas quessisa q license 70 vote Of the
'espIs q The lewnship Or card ia ~hieh
as sppIiesrt fos license ,r,poses 20 SELL
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FRANK MOOkES NkN NOkh.
-WOMEN OF THE WAR;
4 GENTS will ins lhi= book - rssl rrerii
~ and inirnsic sslus-sUDEcr 1Ew-
intensely interesting and exenu.g- Ne
xUrk ever .sifsei~d sad engsr~c abe rusar
mind hke this Errybo6y sanss H. sn<
thousands gill purchase 4 - ,on a. A
oppOrturisv 10 offered ihen- Rssd shs'
Agents cav Of T.
Ose experienced agenf Eri.es- II = The
easissi and plensanest book be ever rsn-
rnssed for: and ssys people are cei'shfed
~nh II. srd LADIES especisiiF-
Another ssys- -.W0msn q the War
Il the book ar me sesson-
Another: l3- 0EDERs ~ FCUR DAYS
Oae reports IL orders the nrst day q
canvassing-
Inreiligent. sc:iss MAILS on FEMALES
1ill fad the sale u fhis Erk pleasant
aud lucrative employment THIS BouK mas
50 C0rFETfroE-rr coEEs TlEsH AID SEz
70 me FksPIE. THE TERRITORY = c-EAE
AGENTS uxrERSrasD IHE kDv<xIxGEs -
rms PARTICULAR
For mi psrliruIsrs s-nd far eiren'-r-
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING ca
lss West Fourth st. Cincinnsti. "
Nov L.. 1866
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DIR O. d IL -IscIssArs.-Tns en-
oaa.l Tinss. -ay- ~ ary goods AZ thsi
sF.
Ta<re J. jus' nos : great decline Of DRY
go. vI.Iss- 10 ,hs> market NsEy Of svi
A-s n.xn.6e<ar ssor<s sse p-sTg incrsss-
4 ssr-ssSsa 70 shs nsre uriL ssrsn ssd To-
,c<J grades 81 dress god. md are -sii'as
g-~ssIy reduced ks~rrs- Ths genxsslas
stores ere displaying their large shs~
srss Bearing the inscription Of reduced
rss-. md scess: pssssrs By wi'h an unpre-
s.isrssd ssg-raess- Ouf large sDsiisn
aa---. s.-s. sr- ersmned With hssvy CON
sgnmesf. 81 staple dry goOss- O~e ~cuis
id.r. iron shat 10 going % .msrg ihes'
s,sn eomnersisI weather prophets. ihs
asre viII Be . crash frUm me pFessn
slalard o. values 10 . loser one. err lorg
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THE CAMP. TIE BATTLE FIELD
AND THE HOSPITAL
Or Lights and Shadows II the Great
Rebellion Heroic. Patriotic Ro-
mantle. Humorous. AMI Trasicsl.
SplendidIy Illustrated with over
100 line Portraits AM Beautiful
Engravin-s-
r5vHIS WORK for genisl hsner. trnts'
l. pslaos. starting iatsrrsi. sae ai.rsrias'
besuT sisnds 0eeT.es- sad slonr smOrr 81
liz competitors The Valiant snt Brsr.
.nesried, iAs Pirisferqss anS Dramatic. ~
WITTY anc Nsrveicu~. The T-nder sn- p
.hesir. The 81 " Pane and Sorry. CsmP
Picket. Spy. Sccui. Bissuae- So Sasgs
iSisrsIsar Surprise: Wondefssl Escapes. FL
meas Word. and Deeds ~ Wonsn- and ihi
4 sh.ls P1n.rzus q The War are mere ihsii
'llingis portrayed in mastery manner. .
once historical and romsnEic. reDcering I
irhe met ample. bsilii.nf. and reiiable bsgl
lahss the ~sr has called forih-
Amusement o. cell - inst-or'iDn csn >
found IL svsry pser IS graphic detail. bril
\ liant Nf- sac sathenlc aistorF are skiii.cll.
.inrerworen 10 Ehis Ncrs Of literary nrs-
Thi- wurk @~ils Itsef Tae people Or
sired II dr. eersiis ,nd psrisxns <orxs. &C
want sanelaaz hun1fS1s sad -orasnii'
We have sgsnis clearing oEFr $50 ps
mnnsh- Sens Ter circulars. aaL see -
terms cue prscf u tn shove ssssrrrnn-
Aa1rsss. = r. JCNKfN Z CO..
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Nov lO-Sk-
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Al -ful PER YEAR. wsssss Assuss
d .JUu svsry-hsrs . seIl - Issssv-
ID So Sesinz Msshisss- Thrss 80 kis1s-
Unssr sst upper fs<S- Seat g srisi- 49,
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ia tke Uai-et states f. lee thss 80.
rki~k ore fully hees-d ~ Hsss. WbssIsr
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md B.ehslter. Ar cher sAssp Dsehisss
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'frsrrsred eirrussrs sent free 49trs0. -
rslI upen Shss & Clsrk. = bs6tefssts
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Jsse I6sh. Is5s-1yk
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n Il Eisurinx Mil 6s<irs - iafor. tks 80
IT,. that they hsve theH I'LL = 10 best q
lsrier. sn1sBsy asse mi The most eo1psssst
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pared 10 q eusrsm uork Svsry Dag il 10
week MAT&UA EMI48N - t-F~- -
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I ~ sxs<I Gill rppiy fsr Ifcease . he -
,r<nser s<ru. Is Il The Dubsis Cssssy Coz
.niszssers- p.isr the rr0sisioss " - 80
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND

SALE or LAND
NOTICE l. hereby risen. shat BY rirIrs
~ OF an order 81 tie DabOis CsGa'y Con-
mon Pleas CSsrs. Ihe 1ncrrsigned lcmi1ss
sraior 81 ths estate ~ Snrnuel While
deceased. viii offer f5r sale - s1riion On
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, December la 1855
she .ollo~sag lsncs aid premises - lie
Escea.nt. sitnAfed IN sls-. CpunfF 81 D15ois.
snd Stat " isrisns. to-xn:
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psrr Ct the w@-r psrt 81 section -. rSsn
norm 81 rage ; ~s-r- coalsining - sIres
more or les. nsre particularly dssfrs5e1 =
he order OF -.i-.
TERMS -One fourth essh-thr balance
~ three equsI payments ~iihsr TX t~ese
"a. ssgitern nonih.. ~iih apa-s crsIins
interest frDsn dsi@. 1sssing sslGzrion and ~
.f.isaeng ls9s. secured b. god fFeehsis
security
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COURT NOTICE
S,sis % Eztisns. Dzsais Cnsnry. So
u rhe Curt - Cuzn.sn Psess q D~sris
Cvu-sy- - she Sssie u I.ca,r. Jsssa1
TerE- A. ID. 1885,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-18

The Independent Of the 18th has the following:
Trade has RECOMMENDED, and buyers are coming
to market, especially for cotton fabrics. The
Weetera demand isreviving, and jebbers
plenishing their stocks to meet it. There is more
frmness in prices ~ stocks light for active
market. Prints have been very active, and some
styles have advanced in tprice. Rleachea aud
brown shirtings rrd sheetiuga more inquired
after, and prices are steady, with some advance
IN the price. Reached cottons are still heavy.
Ginghams also are fathor lower, being without
inquiry. Lawns are dull. Delanes are in good
assortment OF spring styles, with more inquiry.
The supply is rapidly increasing, and prices are
steady. Fancy cassimeres are quiet, except for
good prices. Spring styles are in good supply
their lowest point Sataets are quiet. Broad
cloths dull. shawls moderately active. Blaci
doeskins are quick of sale.
Trade is moderate in imported goods, Of which
the supply is large and prices weak. A large auc
tion was held last week, but chiefly of goods unde
srable forthe season, and consequently sold at
loss. Dress goods are in overplus supply ane
without activity. Low priced black silks ar
quick Of sale. All veolens very dull, excep
for fine goods suitable for New York consumption
Linens are scarce and wanted. The policy of tn
Treasury Department is evidently toward lowe
prices, from prepar alton making in the direction
of specie pay yments, aud staple goods will hereafte
be sold in falling market. The cash system o
trade is the only safe one. Long credits ough
| not to be given. moderate cash trade, viii il
the long run, be more profitable than any heay
! trade on credit There is large amount of fa
| goods left over the shelves of Western dealer
There was much need of caution as nov
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From Mexico.

NEW I 1oRK, Feb. IT,
The Herald's Vera Cruz dispatches to the
1st irst. state that there was great activity
IL French military affairs at Vera Cruz, but
not of character to indicate an early eyacu-
alton of the country by the Europeans.
French troops in large numbers were ar
irving at Vera Cruz from the interior, and
embarking on transports. 1t was UNDERWOOD
they were bound for the defense of Tampico,
which was seriously threatened by the Re
pubEcans; and it is even inhmsted that they
were intended for frontier service on this side
of the line Of the Pauncee river, intending to
be there in readiness to meet and check the
advances OF the allied liberals Of Mexico and
the United States.
There was rumor that the lmperialist:
had already been compelled to surrender
Tampico; though an account of a severe de
feat of the Republicans in the vicinity of tina
city, comes to us by way of New Orleans.
Great quantities of military stores are still
arriving at Vera Cruz from France, and bein,
sent into the interior.
An Imperial train valued at S5o, 900 wa
recently captured by the Republicans.
The report of the Commission appointed
by General Weitzel to investigate the Bagda
affair." shows concusively that United State
officers were connected with the raid, an
General Crawford is charged with being tn
instigator and director. The testimony take
by the Commission was very extensive.
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VOL. IL.

stretch of their imaginative faculties, form
even moderately fair idea of the power and
obscenity of q woman after whom all Paris is
running-from the Tuilleries to the Halles,
Her songs will not, can not, bear repetition
or translation. And this woman has sung
these songs before the Emperor and Empress,
and 10 petted and sought after by the great
ladies Of the Court. Nor does the evil stay
therel Scores of imitators have sprung up,
and music halls and cafe ch0ntdnts in the
large cities now resound with ballads Ia
Therese which would bring bushes 70 the
cheeks of London prostitute.
Other and yet more sickening examples of
Partisan immortality are given. The "Reign
of Folly" and vice,as under the regime of the
Revolution, is reproduced, and the CORE
spondent finds in it all the precursor of the
downfall of the Empire.
Between French dissoluteness and our own
country, we would indeed, that there rolled
that ocean of fire. If our people, instead of
fostering an American spirit, are content to
ape Partisan usages, then the most exalted
courage and patriotism and the noblest
achievements of arms may not avail to save
the land from the ruin that wealth, luxury
and social corruption entail.
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cfnantlal auo 0ummtrtial.
Monetary Matters.


By Telegraph NEW YoRK, Feb. Il.
The Commercial says speculation in stocks con-
tinues active. One two firms comparatively
rccenuy established, have found themselves in
trouble through inability "a good their short
contracts 1t il, bowsyer, said their embarass-
ment win be only temporary. hrm in the Bra
rlian trade has failed with considerable liabil-
ties Supposed caase, speculation in Petrsssm.
The London intelligence reported CAUSED fear Of q
panic in the funds, and excites some uneasnes. in
the market, and aided somewhat the fear element
in stocks, \. c. WAS active under demand
Snd rose H. The other roads were la IL lower.
Government stocks are still in active demand
and generally higher, 7-ses included Money is
in more active demand from stock Arms, and not
outstanding the supply from the sub treasury in
the shape Of interest on 3os the rate on ca,io
isquite firm at percent. Discounts are quiet. The
best names pass at T6n7A per cent; second clas.
s@9 per cent; inferior gradcs, io@ls per cent
Jcbbers paper is freely offered AZ III per cent PEI
month, with few buyers
Gold comparatively quiet. The demand fol
customs is much less active than o week ago
There is q disposition to put out thirty day sell
er's option at about lS5, but the oferrrs find fe-
takers. The present tendency of ftheipremium ap-
pears to be downward. Foreign Exchange il
sterling is quoted at 1914, Paris sixty days.
The New Orleans mail brings good supply 0
cotton bills.
The Evening Post says the loan market is no
very active to-day and the rates are unchanged
The stock market is active but the highest quota
tions Of yesterday not Sustained. Govern
ment stocks rather lower except I sos and tn
compound interest notes, for which there is fai
demand at full rates. For gold bearing bond
there is less enquiry. Bank shares arc dull, Rail
road Bonds are quiet. Petroleum shases are &C
tive and good.
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Chicago Market.

chicago m mAfkots
By Te,eeraphl CHIcAso, Rsh, II.
Provisions-Market extremely duh. Meaa pork held
more Arm: sAiss maAs At p eo0Sa =. Lard soia b
limited extent It lc but In other articles Of products
nothing whatever is being done.
City packers place the number Of hogs packed this
season 10 far as 40 0 With about 900 head In
the hands Il pscksrs. -
Dres.sd Ds quiet and firm; sales at from 10 TsD1l co.
closing at IL 90 all round
Fiour-Bsster grades dsll and nominaly 1910 lover
COMMON grades are in mt dersts request.
Grain-No spring Wheat is in moderate speculative
demand, and prices 1@1eiower; sales from III
q 1911 closing att Hsz0l l& No sprng II quiet q,
so0sl1< rejected spring and winter grades inactive
Corn quiet and Without changes nots sales Of
2 At ssADs4c. and rejected st s29s211c. Oats dull
small sales made 2l<o22h for No l, and At ls@10t
br No T. Rss eea~, 6nsn sAlss Of No At 40. Barrie,
neglected and nominal.
Highvines-No demand.
s-eds-1imothy more active Aad 100lkc better sale
from S0Ds rs for common to prime. Clover = dull
| from o0a7 rs Flax quiet frdm sea %.
Catt mWhet mcrs aGtye toAsy; tuocar loads are tn
only resh AFiss tAre vSrs at The speung ef tho
bet Abovs st0 ksoA len ffon yesterday; Alss mad
d foa 1e4e 10 ~ prins stssrs 42604 20 fDr good
| and at itOA - 1W comoon gsadss.
v.rs y Is pssss.ssiA = - sps.ss q tle .srK.
ahsss 49, -. 1hsfs ~ sll ased pasaiHg ssnast
but noAhing dcing lbr sAipnsnf sntsrsd sal1 % IN
Asad Il 0o0s . SOr ysiae 70 cAotee. s.d at ~
y Ikssp daii end dseii,sA fsus - = lss -.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Emigration to Texas--Prospects Of Cot
tom Crop--A Battle In Mexico.
New ORLEANS, Feb. l6

New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
Indications continue of heavy emigration
to Texas, from Northern States. On the
Brazos in Central Texas large portion of
the plantations are already occupied by these
new corners. Owners of land have divided
it into small lots and rented it to poor people,
who are going into cotton planting. There is
four hundred thousand acres of the richest
cotton land on the Brasos river alone still
untouched by the plow.
Hon. Albert II. Latimer, comptroller OF
Texas, has been appointed by the President
tax commissioner for Texas.
The Baton Rouge Advocate says not one
third of the cultivated land in that section,
and along the coast in that immediate neigh
borhood will be put in cotton this year. There
will not be as many acres planted IN some
districts this year as last. Reason. want OF
laborers.
The Legislature passed the parochial cleo
ton bill over the Governors veto almost
unanimously.
TIE announcement that Gen. Fullerton is
appointed Gen. Howard chiefof- staff gives
general pleasure here
The Brownsville Courier of the 7th, reports
that Gen. Mendis with two thousand men had
taken possession Of the road leading to Tam
pico. The French garrison, four hundred
strong, reinforced by two hundred and hfteer
was ordered to attack the Liberals.
The latter formed an ambuscade, and Gu
off and massacred sixty of the French ad
vance guard. The remainder of the French
troops, FIVE hundred strong, renewed the at
tack, using the bayonet vigorously, forcin,
the liberals to retreat, closely pursued 70
several hours. Mendes and most Of his stat
officers are reported killed The Liberal los
is reported at $50; the French loss 100.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 16.-Cotton quiet
sales 1900 bales middling at 4sfas4s Week
| sales e, 900 bales. Receipts $4,000. Stocl
$4,000.
Gold 1861, sterling l06; New Yorl
| checks ic discount
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Specials to the New York Dailies.


Commissioner Osborn decided yesterday
upon holding Susanah Abrams for trial, on
the charge of having been engaged in the issue
of fourteen thousand dollars worth of counter
felt five cent notes, and she was committed
in default of $1,000 bail.
The Worlds special says communication
will be sent to Congress on Monday, by the
Treasury Department, showing that from
April list, 1865, to February 1st, 1866, TWEEN.
ty.eight millions dollars Of all kind of taxes
have been received from the Southern States.
The House Naval Committee left last eve-
ming for Philadelphia, for the purpose of ex-
aminisg League Island, and site for &
navy yard, in accordance with the recommen.
dation of the Secretary of the Navy.
In response to an application received
Yesterday, Secretary Mccullough decided
that no general permit can be granted to
| importers of hides, and that before cargo
| can be removed from vessel indubltable
evidence mut be produced that the hides have
not been taken from animals that have died
| from the effects of the soourge.
The Herald special says that the Diplo
matte Corps are indignant over Mr.. Bancroft !
Grafton, especially the Austrian and British
Ministers The latter retracted the acceptance
of dinner invitation at the house of Con
gresham, as soon as he heard that the din
ner was given in honor Of Mr.. Bancroft.
! The story that N. Romero, the Mexican
Minister, was refused admission to the Bar
croft eulogy and went away indignant, Is a
planned. NJ. Romero presented himself I
the main entrance TO the hall shortly befor
I the exercises coRmenced, wRel& &e di1coyefe
} that BE had neglected to bring his letter
J invitation. The door keeper, in obeying po
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NRv YoRK, Feb. l6.
Steamship City of New London arrived at
10 O clock.
Het dates are of the lst and advices main
ly anticipated by the Brennan.
Chandler' snon-intercourse resolution in the
Senate, and its decisive rejection is deemed
evidence in England of desire to remain
at peace.
The Fenian Commission is still progressing.
1t is rumored that parliament will be asked
to suspend the Labsas corpus to give the gov
sE1nlmen' POWER To deal with foreign eoasp'fa-
tors.
Additional rewards are offered for inform
alton leading to the capture of Stephens
Another regiment embarked at Liverpool
for Dublin. 1t is officially announced from
Vienna that the negotiations for the forma-
ton of new corps of Austrian volunteers
for Mexico will shortly be brought to con.
clusion.
The reported appearance Of Chilian priva-
teefs of The Spanish coast excites attention.
The steam ram detained in the Thames
was found to be built for the Peruvian govern
ment, and was allowed to depart on the 9th
Another steam ram, built by Lairds, fol
Peru, recently left Liverpool and was a
Brest where, the Patrie says, she will be de
tanned till the Spanish difficulties are adjust
ed:
humor connects these two vessels with de
signs against Spain. 1t is repeated tina
Spain has dozen ships building in England
and is hurrying their completion.
MADRID, Jan. 3O.-Two Chilian privateer
have been seen off the coast ol Spain. Tn
| frigate Isabel has received orders to pursu
them.
! DUBLIN, Feb. IA notice was issued b
the police commissioners last night; prohih
iting the holding of the fancy fair and bazaa
in aid of the families of State prisoners
which was announced for to night. The cor
cert which was announced for to-morro
night for the same purpose is also prohibited