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The Post ofiirce was located. Loss from
$4,000 TO $1,000; partially insured.
Neu York. Dec. 90. SOC, 900
pounds of co, on. damaged BY r-ccn. fir,
was sold at auction to-day, at from 2 to
at cents per ound.
PiNsLurg. Dee. 20-The river is ris.
ing very fast. aud is now within nine feet
two inches of high water m,rk. There
was heavy fall Of >nw this morning.
and the mercury Two degrees above the
freezing point.
Buffalo, Dec. 2O.-A heavy snow storm
commenced this afternoon. The weather
very cold.
The steamer Mississippi from New
Orl ans, has arrived.
The steamer Henry Chaumccy, from
Asp nwall. the 18th. brings ndvic' from
Valparai, to Nov. :8.h. and Callao, the
.Sh. There was but little change in
Chilean affairs. The people are daily
growing more dis 'atiStcd with Spain.
Some 40 ports are now opened, and st-anl-
ers touch at port forty m les from Val
peraiso, which is connected with the lat.
ter place ny good road. Passengers aud
mills nrc carried regularly.
A Chilean prvatccr will soon be on the
seas.
Bolivian affairs are quite unsettled.
Thv revolution i still going on. A dis.
imbancc had taken place with some
Chill ans owing to the Sp,n;sh vessels
being al OVID to coal THAR vessels there.
Ad,ice> from Peru are quite import ant.
Gen. Causcico, after partially organic ng
new Government, was opposed by .
y al ic meeting, ant General S,rado, one
of the leading Generals in the late revo-
luton was declared Dictator he being
pledged to cal a Congress as soon as pos
sible.
1t is supposed that Srado will declare
IN alliance with Chile against Spain.
.New York. Dec. 20.-Gtnrral Hooker.
to d,y obtinel writ OF habeas corpus,
in the cas-. of NJ ,rin, tina alleged Coni.d-
crate spy and bridge burner. who was
brought in to the Supreme Court under
guard. The United States District A,tor.
nry was Daui S. Dickinson. and his
rss' stant, G. ur'ncy. app, AIRED for General
Hooker, and NJ. Larochr, for Martin. After
hearing the arguments OF counsel on both
q dcs Jus, &C Icon,rd I'd burned the further
hearing until Monday of n xt week.
Washington, Dec. 22.-Hubba,d, IT Con-
necticut. offered rsolu ion that the CIV.
ernm mt If the United States ought nrver
to recognize any government imposed upon
my nation on this continen: by force Of
arms, hy Europen power. Referred to COM
mittee on foreign STAIRS.
Mr.. Voorhees,. Of Indiana, offered a res.
oluton endorsing Presidents the annual
massage. and asking The support Of the
House TO the principles therein enunciatrd.
On his motion it was postponed till the
Sih of January.
Mr.. H. l. Black. Of Iniiana. offered
resolution directing that inquiries be m 'ds
iutn the sxp~a,sncy Il admitting d"le.
sac t. Congress to rslres Mt the Dis
ilicf ofColumbia.
Mr. Sch.uck. Chairman Of the House
military committee. end~avorei last w-~k |
in the ~"amisiee r. ON % sga~leh Wash
t.nrn'. Ia &C. r~sir NJ tie grsie ofG~s |
@r-l. in th- rni---i States srssy. bot failed /
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