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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-02
CONFLICT OF JURISDICTION IN CHARLES.
TON

We learn from our Charleston exchanges that
tho sentences Of Judge Aldrich passed on the
l4th inst, upon Fox, Armady. and Faster. found
guty.o larceny, the former to receive thirty
nino lashes at intervals of every two months.
and the latter. FIVE lashes each. at the expira-
tion Of month, have been annulled tsx the
military authorities, on the ground that they
arc in violation Of tho 18th paragraph of Gen.
Scklcs order. issued on the lst January last
which provides that, "No corporal pvuish-
ment shall be inflicted on any person other
than a minor" &c, and TINT by parent or
guardian.
As the case has given rise to some false i'm
pressions, Judge Aldrich publishes statement
Of his interview with Gen. Bennett command.
ing the Military District. At the interview,
the latter stated that he had been directed by
Gen. Sickles TO request the Judge to revoke his
sentences, as in violation Of the military order,
and inconsistent with the spirit of the age
Tho Judge replied that lie had not seen the or.
der; but that as the punishment was imposed
by law, hS discretion extended merely to in
creasing or diminishing the number Of stripes,
and that he could not in the performance of
his duty dispense with it altogether. lie also
stated that the infliclion of the punishment
could only be avoided by an exercise of the
pardcning power by the Governor or by the
Intervention Of the military authorities.
On Tuesday the 10th inst. Col. Carew, the
Sheriff of Charleston went to the Jail sur the
purpose of enforcing the sentence, but was re-
used access to the prisoners, AL d was after.
wards informed that the matter had been re.
fered to the Major General Commanding for
final decision, The position assumed by the
military authorities is clearly stated in the
subjoined letter from Captain NJ. N. Rice. a.
A. A. G.. Military District of Charleston, to
Colonel Carey, Sheriff Of this district:
EEApouAnTERs. MILITARY DI-TnIcT OF
CHARLESTON DIsr. OF S. C,
Assistant ADJurANT Generals OFFICE,
CHAKLEsroS. S.. c., February 18th. 1866
Jous +. CAREw,
Sheriff Of the District Of Charleston,
Sir: The Bt. Major General Commanding has
been informed thai you propose to inf,,ct the
punishment OF 80 lashes upon person named
Charles Fox, now confaed in the District jnil.
pursuant to sentence of the Court of General
Sessions Mr.. Judge Aldrich presjlng.
The officer in command. of the jail has been
notified not to permit this punishment, and tie
sentence cannot be executed,
ANY attempt by you 10 execute elsewhere
this or similar sentences, will be treated as a
violation of General Order No. /, dated Head
quarters. Department Of Sonth CaroIinn, Jan.
lst, 1866, and promptly dealt with as SUCH
Punishment of the lash cannpt be inflicted in
this city upon any person while the military
authority continues in force.
The Courts of South Carolina Cannot have
the assent. either expressed or i'm Piled. of thu
military authorities. Of punishment unknown
TO to laws Of the United States
i am, Sir. very respectfully,
your chedicnt servant,
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rHg cArrAis oF rak HkysfrrrA.
Captain Samuel safaueIs bora % is2l In the city
Of Philadelphia Pa Hc has followed the from his
youth. when he was sixteen year. OF age he vent a.
cabin boy on schooner and has served before tho
by energy and perseverance, he promoted through
the grades until he the rank Of captain
THIS In 1sss, wien he appointed to the
mand Of the ship Manhattan lie made two trps
her, 60 Cons'snrnope aud tn Other " Batavia Al
the expiration OF eighteen months he took command Of
the ship An geiiqus. owned BY schuchsrit 0ebaard
He continued employ years. when the vessel
wa soId The ship Dresdnaught then building, and
when she vas comgetcd. 10 December, 1893. Captain
sanaeis appointed 70 the osmmand % that vessel.
Tue remarkably quick passages which he made In this
ship have rendered his famous, abe having made
The tao quickest trips ,he Atlantic rsoori.
The orsi Of those was tbs month % december 1854
The run from port % port accomplished IN
thirteen days and eleven hours The second ami
fastest trip made by sailing vessel from port 70
port scross the Atlantic was 10 February. 1852 10
thirteen days and nina hours Captain safnaels
nine years on tho Dr-adnsnght made thirty
passages 1, her IN tho Liverpool trade whsa be log
was broken by the d@piacement % the rnddcr gale
In consequences % damage which tbe ship sustained
10 the storm Tho Dreadnapghi put into r,i 10 distress
From Inc snscis a the eocIdent Captain Samucs was
nCapantaied from resumlpg bis profession for twelve
months In June, 1891, be employed ~ the gov.
onmsn, and appointsa 70 the command o. tbe steam
proyenr John Rec. plying bctwean this Guy and Fo-re@
Monroe. After remaining on her three months he wss
Transferred the command q the steamship General
Mcclellan 10 this vessel he WI. II the scge o. VII.
miagion. AMI al various tmes danns the pil.i b.
sNeeu hs port New Orleans ami the Texas coas, Toe
last Tip thu, Captain ssnasis made 10 The General
M0.ilan wss 70 New 0dsaas whittier be oeaysysi CSsn
sssi scoiIibs steamer having been placed - ne a..
pcAi ~ that chlsnan By tbs goveg.nsnt ~ spfd n
he pms ys.r be took eqmmsbac the steamship fa..
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THE MYSTERIOUS EXPEDITION.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TIVE HERALD.

The steamer Gettysbarg SIN Aground The
steamer Den Selected 60 Take the Piac- Of
thr Gcttysbwrg the Secret Mission
General Grant said ." be- Going In Her.
AssArotis. Md, Dec. 90 1904
The Gettysburg lies IN the same position. No effort
made TO get her OF 10 day. The water Is extremely
shallow now aud Il Is plain that she is stuck pretty low
down In the mud. some Of experience ia such
believe that another method besides Juggling
be csorted TO in order got on otherwise there
danger Of her being greatly damaged aud It l. pos
sibs that she might leave portion OF her keel behind
II sufficient force were PIT on 10 draw her or
Assistant Secretary Seward was board, and II is
thought he will !csvs the Don which vessel has
been selected TO 90 the mission upon whch Che
Gettysburg started Que or two o. tho ocers Of mo
Don, who we're left ashore when she started from Se~
York Thursday morning presen, stopping here
st the City hotel A the Don put in extremely bad
weather. and was due here yesterday and has NOT yss
arrived there Is some anxiety aboai her. The utmost
secrecy is observed to the object or the cruise Il
rumorcd that General Grant going tho voyage and
will get board the vessel At some other port.
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acsssssc growers shsn high au,ss. nat 10 shss ns,sss
our sye.''s li,ls sad masi look iiils
further Ia prsctice u found thai the no
isilcn sristng bstwssn tho supply and demanA
regulate. prices more than any thing elsa when
tho supply = .:-: .s 49, s. ss $50. wrv
60 ~, and when Il n greater the price viii 60 down-
Now. although In lso2 and 1893 tho duty foreign
wool much css than In 1855 and 1850 yet the de-
mAnd Tor wool greater than the srsting supply In
The country Tho diicuty Of obtaining cotton and the
hsh Prjce WHICH commanded In those years. caused
. dsina %! s2 substitute sss in 20 s'p ne
raised al that Time, caused extra demand Tor
the manufacture OF army clothing Hence. we thinh
The difference the gold price OF the domestic
Arics dur 20 the difference In the relation
% supply and demand and not to tho reduction Of the
duty on foreign WOOL and the other hand We think
the dmcdes or tho manufacturers Of woolsn fabrics a.
late, have been due, nrAt. 10 production. sn1
second 10 tho TACT that gold has been sri0cisy de-
pressed baow In fair valuation. B0tn thsss causes
tend 10 increase tho supply In the Market and a. soss
beyond the demand. the prtcs must fall, and ~ Thu
causes reduction IN the demand for the material
on the part Of The manufacturer also causes redus
ton in the price OF the raw material Hence 90 have
i isr R5Sssss sissA Ss,. :: 70. 's' s''7' "'A'
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The Nindec Gold MInr-.

BsLfsvFLLt, G. W., Dec. 20, 1896
The Msdoc gold mines few miles book VI tails
point. You hero by the Grand Trans ssilroais
then take stage 20 the mines
Although many people nccking 70 the mine-, and
land y selling al high figure The yield - noe 30
" much importance. The gold Is found mostly N
quartz, and rather thiniy inisnpersed. Some gold
found tho earth the beyi mine "a the "Riehssisor, "
Tor which Gas 600 Il said % have been offered.
Tho mode Of mininz stir very rude ons, and The
mines rather beng tes;ed than earnestly worked
The people mostly from Toronto and Montreal wb 10
the lesser cities and towns alons the Grand Trunk Rail
road contribute few adventurous spirits Few Amsf-
caas are here and they mostly bail from 0xdensb1rg
would not ~ well tor many 10 como, for they
would only be disspp"irisd 10 their expectations Pc
sidea the Canadians well disposed toward Aroer
cans at present. owing " the late fenian business
Belieyie has gained some Advantages from the pxcr.
instv Of The mines the mnets buying their tools and
provisions there For tha reason the papers here s
endssyos 70 keep up the excitement
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jersey Civ. y...~~v
Usfsc I'm Kvvx--A DasGxaous BoAapsa-A wenaaa
nan II Highly. Who with her sister keeps . boarding.
house al No. AZ South Fifth street, had como dispute
with . boardsr ps6..d Abraham y. couses ., dIass~
yesterday ~hsa the latter struck a. her ~,h dS6es
tina, worse We. ia store for her, lsssed COAST !,
and this Aaxnilant arrested and Soek He
10 twenty -eight years Of age.
Drsmr-sfsa ras Crsnross on rms Nxw Jsnssv Ran
ROAD CARs.--Fiye noted bum mrrS, named John s,cy'
dan. Andrew White. John MAnltby, william McGrssh
and George Kilmcrc arrested yesterday mefn.sg
on charge Of mu,iating aud tearing up tho cushions
committed only fsw days ago. with tho soi- ohjsoa.
considsr.d Of creating disturbances aud plundssino
passengers IN Tho tumut ihase gents Will ba made -
stand ~ eass this forenoon before the Hecordsf
Newark.
TH I,r susDAr Yxss Yesterday being the
last sunday Ia tho year several OF tho pastors Of this
city preached appropriate TO the occasion
The Rev. Joseph II smith pastor Of So Paui's kps
coral church, dciiyer~d hnc dscours. Ia which he
made references 10 ths departure Of the year Aad this
coming ia OF tho nr~ In Tho evening nj tho Iifts
Baptist church the pastor preached discourse In N
vsncemeGi Of tho Temperance movement, his Eubj~cs
being Bible Teaching 10 regard 10 Wine Drink NJ. \"
He particularly upon the prsctc. % offering
wine 70 guests on Now Years day.
Dsrr1rioS cAr1rNE BuseL.n.--At a. early
hour yesterday morning private ~nrhnan Ros sct.S
burglar cnecns entrance into this dry goods ss,aD
shmcni OF Klein 4 rha.halInof, IN Market street.
The ~aicbmsn allowed the rogue TO proceed with
work. being asrous 10 obtain sufficient testimony Ia
convict the nsliy the burglar attempted 10 leave
the PREMISES when The oioef attempted 10 arrest him
An encounter enAued the waiehman n lsnzih gained
tho victory and took his 10 the station house. ~hers
the latter his natae Antoine Brger. Upon h.r
person we're found large nnmber Of coins, )swslry.
skeleton keys, iimmss a.. An examination OF tho
store shaved that ~ burglar had broken open tho SAT"
aud roobci tho zane q valuable articles Tho cons
aud Jrsery ionsd apvn bsf.er wsfs psr of the Goa
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QUA wAsHInsr0s CORRESPONDENCE
Rode ~ss,s" 81 ID. National HASH c.rrrss,.

Rode ~rstss Of the National BssL G.rrrss,.
wssm~aos, Dec -, lNS
AZ The Law nos stands there il great van, q aniona.
~ the mode AMI expense o. Converting ,s sos~s v
the lsiiona hanks toto United stssaa notes scms
deem IN Their noiss q, Louis IN chicago,
10 Lssvsp~orh aud San rnsslsoo While osbsrs
redeem 10 New Orleans BALTIMORE N Csneisna,i snd
ia Detroit, Ac hc, aad yet the tanss q Srs York
~ any other place, compslled b. Al
th.s y offered IN psymeu, themselves. ~tbsal ss.
ING the right 10 pay oat 70 Sss~n Hesco. ~hiIe
Ualisd sis.ss the only legal tender might
involve considerable etpsnse and inarb ~ ~
have the ago accommodations u u hank.
converted into legal iesdsrs. and -. 10 Struggle
among the banks for the latter fsfr~nsv, nsek -
come c~~rs..4lly sscss-ry - have ils eo"vtr.ieos
uyon The tanks Ia the centres ~ trade. shsh ssoals
most pfopcvsy W bgfBs ~ lhf bs.ks fesptag shs
ersts the ~ dlstsat bsnks waMs b~soms ayr
eiaied snd ths oxs viii fail ,hr bssseal a ne
oganlry. tst " s~srh bank ~ lhs Who'll. nurlter "
aAiloasl b-nss required ~ lac - redeem
notes la NeN YGrs ctty tnsy soud sii b~esme - AL
form vaiss. snd the srpsnss ss.pag them - ws,ef
fall upon the saGks themselves Bat shv tfssnfr tho
Resumption "a Ne York cay Hlmg4y h.sssss . fbs
Tr-., centre - ,s.s~ ,o-aSds wcA N. p's.ssoss y
all pafts ~ ibs cyuniy s aiysys ted whte t.@~itg
from The hsois u Nc prodscs ate uheae q ~
sam~f
par ~ pssyi1lns sgspebss ~ r~a@g pssso ~
Ns- YORK Il wiI have : sslutafy exact 10 eAsssing
asass crepi.slsa aAsn :, .ssli snA y sEc sna 49,
hsoagbcaa ". wtsas soahtv
kafgrm ~ me ia~ "a ths psnlssisF ss-ssr.s 800
iet "a bsss y % 800 - s'1sstia
Th~ We'll Tr@A~ I.a~r T~Ysa R~s~l-n.--.
wtsmi~os.s. Des w. $50
The inpNsus@ q ls~i.iaoa v oDaisol sa.sarfr $50
rsgmlsa. prsc~s hs. sfisa tla.sraass
~ EOysrpHshts. bai fnry lasa ~ iAst
fsr ysar whsa - have isaa nsassfgas .nus y aEat
lai. Ne pr,oe eoss 400 - rsa fsaf @g~as -
,as tacs s-ixn~s ~ sressns ~ e.s = -
foteiss pfsiSei f.vgs " ~ .aa.t sfpe4ssf
Asd h@s. 49, sfe srsis1p 800 sh4ass
snisf assssB~ns l~fsfs o. Fsapss rgpstnstss 50
ssnsie. Ssh ne "a - NJ wsfis ~ ecnsfiANaassf y
lnserus Rsvssas. 4 4. - ls~ys1 thsi ikfy nsV
ssoys css-si u tAsf sfssfa tbsa kAs Etsfsy
bssn Lss~sfafe - ~ gssyl1ai feat y #sr
ecers hgasGsxs sssss - tks r@ssrs@ - ~Asa 80
slnssd o. 10 49, wcs ws&s fsf DsssneS. g - teFn
slslss ikat saar 10 tsf4 * 1850 is1lssifF epy =
thfty yaf e4rt "a tAofea Nlsa wSa fssfl9t ffbsffn
cents 80 ps aness. - . &ees sfsfaEef - ts&t -
aDssg q y an snts - gsDs, she - ia - 90
10 80 IL tSi mNsex tsy a ~ ~ efet - ~
&ms Ersls = fHsNs sos ~ sffftge tsss a CO.
ssst~ 10 ED< 80 ffcen fsi fFAts u ID ffrta. faa
lsg sstsat~ ~ tisgf 1iE 9sAis "a 81 asa 49, -
Ubas $500 sasnyash 50 tVT "a - us fosFe ffi e
.ssy Dc ~ esAi iets asa Hwsa ~ So ytsfs
1913 - nyrss sssos NJ EAt cafs@ y ~ 8saB thf
- sgDst tg9s iyFt.a rysaA az 500 gTft IL ~
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xuIsx HflIss.

~ ParI, MINI, De-. ~ Is%
Orders from Washington have arrived 70 bring the
chiefs Of The sisss,oa SIOUX Indians 70 Washington 10
make treaty for tho % ,hr land. and gnsrsn.
tee safs route their country Monsna also for
M them ON farms aud To sbisin . gussriea ~
peace an 4 security fronAer About twenty %
the braves will pass through city ~oh BaDJ
fhornpsOa. sgeNI
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The Expected Regal Coup a'Etai.
MssRfp Dec IS 800.
u d current stated that the Queen Of Spain viii dis
solve the CorsS
Tho unifed STATES In Treaty For an IsIssd.
rAss. Dec. ~, 1865.
II rumored that the United States have entered into
oego,aions nth tho Spanish goysrnnsn, for ,hs cesion
OF The Island OF Minorc,.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


I0spo~ DO. Evening
The money m1kst 4 unchanged. tcn-ols eoeed a
90 . dividend
Ameresn securities bo~~r
UnHed states Ase-t~entsrs IA.
Illinois Central share@ Tg3.
Ere shares 20
isssDps E~~ ss-Esesanx
The money market r~mAos quiet
Con.ois cigsed a. 90 dividend
American securities tmprDy@i towards w close
United states hvetw~nii~r. T2fs
limos srnfrAi sbsr.E, ~.
krs share, O..
Liverpool sotton Markst.
LySKr~H. Dec Is Es~-plng
CottD. ~ essier with sass ~ 1000 bslss tOgmsr
qu0tstisoA
LsEsruss, Dec 12.-Evsnina
Cosn cio@ei nfrn sta sales 81 10 900 bale. Mailing
Mes OriesLa "a quoted 81 iSd.
Itssspssi Hssad-t ud. Mark~s.
favsarps'- les xs~-gy-n,mg
Bfsasaans arrn "A last hgsrc@
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Reported Victory Of the fr~ses.
LoSpov Dec ~, 1850
The Malta aud slcrandrs tsiegaph cable IL not work
ing An arrival IRON Alexandria states that stscrs
have been received there tsst tho french fleet Lac
taken tho forts Kansbo~ sad that the city i ia their
pO~s~gsi0n
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Coss0mb. y H. De 20 issS
The Penssssk cotton ufai fisberxils largo tires
story bulldsg ~ tosk hre yesterday sf,srnoon
the upper STORY, which the rsraes hainiy
nned. 1ss machinery ssa stock snnssed Considerably
by wstss Total loss d ssssmstea ~ shsoop fbs iots
inkMrwd
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EUR = = z
-~~>r~-e~a~--S~~~~~~~~-
~
NEWS TO DECEMBER 80.
~~>~~->~~~~~-~>~~~~~~~~~
Tho Eastern 9sssAsE Complaining
" W-rp ~ -
TO Z War Issue.
~~~<~o~~~NNe~~~>~-N>No.s
19apoleen's Plan Of . Quadruple
Christian Alliance.
~~.1ecss~.~~~~~~~~~~NN~
G1ui.
Prussian Order On q c.sam Emil
grafton.
~. -. 49,
!Nt iA2IfeH QuesT'o1.

ssrssss Msvt15kfs q N1Isissu fsr Quad
rapls Chyisslss Alliance.
LosDos. Dec. q. 1888.
A Belgian paper Of character sayS that the govern.
msas Of France hAs asked those Of EngAh Austria and
Italy 10 form alliance In Wow or the trodnse sppre
hsuded In the matter Of the Eastern question. But 2
said that The gea. Powers Of Europe have present
t.ntiou OF interfering.
British Warning e Greece.
LONDON, Dec. 30, 1850.
Ia said that the British Minister In Greece has been
ordered 70 talk seriously TO that government relative TO
the warks acts Of bands Of Greeks entering rhesssy
~~ The Turcs-Greek Dimculty.
fLoKgHcE, Dec. 20, 1850.
The bad feeling between Greece and Turkey Is In
creasing and the two Powers Il seriously
threatened
Marine Dimcnisy OF Italy with Turkey.
FLORENCE, Dec. 2S, 1888.
Tho Italian government has demanded indemnity from
the sublime Porte for firing into Italian steamer while
plying In Canadian waters.
II 10 not known what answer the government OF the
sultan will make TO the demand but II Ii believed tho
future OF the Eastern question will 10 much affected by
its tone.
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Il y n Q A r T..

The General Election and fatsi RisI..
icsDoS, Dec. 30, 1853
Daring The elections N Hungary yesterday there were
serious rio,s
In one place the soldery called out. aud one
man killed Ia . cavalry cbsrgs made 10 suppress
the riot.
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| I 4 [ Y.

Tho Legislative Aadr@.. TO the Grown.
ILoakscE Dec ~ 800
Tue Parliament 81 itsy has adopted the address Of
King Victor Emsntiei by large majority
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Lrsgsr,oL Dec IS lsSo
The steamer Denmark from Se~ Yofx tho tab.
has arrived
soCrH.srrss Dec "a, 1900
Tho steamer America for Brcmsn. and tbs Europe
for Havrc have touched here .nd left tor their dcsaa
tons
Disaster to . steamer.
LosDsN, Dec - lssS.
u = feared that seven o. tho % Rous wiDsns'
cigar steamer have been drorDed small boNi belong
ing the vessel has been found csps'r-d tbs Thames.
ami the missing Que u them wAs AMER.
can
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the UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

Movements Of the NIiantou0mok.
PAxrs, Dec. 2s-Evening.
Tho Quilted States ron-cad monitor Miantonomoh and
consor tho steamer Augusta arrived at Gibraltar tho
3:d instant en- ro.is for tho Mediterranean ports.
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uyssa-ss, w.. Deer. Akos~ ssosae~sth 81.
DIss'r tAkkN.
TpR hFw YHsF rsrfIs
1nAA a BtAs.
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Ba,ch.isr'. uair D,r. Th~ Hest To- ths
81. fscigg ~ hsfcisr street
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s,,.,sA~y-,- Hair DE. Th- Is~.s Iysv wss-
afastnfsd NsDteaais 49, fft~4ns 49, sysa@d. ~ 30
H0Hs@
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GERMAN EMIGRATION.

Prussiau Order 10 Arrest F.sitive MiIifinm en.
BRxsEa. Dec. IS Evening
Ocis orders have been received 20 arrest Prussian
subjects about from tbs kingdom intending
70 eYadc thu national nandwchrl militia
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= -.p~yi.r s....,m.-, ., Wise. s.a 81
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. ns. ..: :. =; $3.50. ..:' s. 6. ~ H.ss s
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CA n A oA.
SPECIAL TslesaAms 10 TIVE mMls.

D'Arcy Mct.ee not Wanted the Commits.
steiner 70 the Paris Espo-itiss for the Pre-.
visres -sasssii.s Operations ON the Frss.
tier.
MONTREAL, G. r.. Dec. 20. 1863
There Is considerable opposition manifested BY the
Montreal wsfacs aga inst T. darcy Mcssee's being sen,
to the PARIS Exhibition . commissioner from The
provinces The W,in,s says that u the provinces
not send bser representative none should be sent
Information has forwarded the agents % the
Treasury Department thai large quantities. Of goods sub
ject 10 duty accommodating at small towns along the
frontier for the purpYs, Of rnnning them the
lines and cvadieg 'he payment Of duties.
Great Dissatisfaction exists In this city a, The r.sai or
the swestsburg trials.
Collision ON the Great we.s~rs Railroad
Members Killed and " suaded An lace ~
diary Fiwe--Th~ iIaros aad Ostaris ship
Canal. &c.
roRosro, g. w., Dec. 20. 1868
Last night . serious acciden, occurred the Ko.
moka station on the Great we1iern line, between Lon
don and Windsor Several parties sid 10 have On
killed and thirty seriously Injured The accident
was caused by coliidinx
nre ssld 10 be the Of incenJisry took place
this morning at lorkyllle
several prominent Southerners Al present stopping
at the ooeen'ss
The report OF Lieutenant Governor Bror the soard
OF Trade Of Chicago the commercial prospects Of tho
Huron aud Ontario ship Canal has given general ssis
faction Mr. Caprsol the President of the company
purposes leaving fos England at once
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A. Ms,t'- shys'~sl rem.A~ Me.s.!ss Grey
UAf aud I. 10 tfs1ir ti~ e- HNt Dressing usrj toh ~
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