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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-12-18

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NOcrtbpe(les Riaentbu,,, .

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Ssust'e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
LOUISIANA.
Personal - Planting - The Real Estate
Market-Baton Rouge Finances.
NEw-ORLEAys, Thursday, Jan. 10, LEG

NEw-ORLEAys, Thursday Jan. l5, 1906
Gen. Hood has returned from his Northern
trip. m
The planters in Lafayette, Vermillion and Cocasien
Parishes West Louisiana, had opened system OF
planting on small scale The cattle interest IN that
section Is very large and valuable. and, requiring but
few hands, begins attract attention than before
the war
Fine plantations of 20 acres with improvements near
Baton Rouge sold for $4,000. Two hundred acres
near Port Hudson sold for g. 100
The City Of Baton Rouge created sinking 'fund Oh
fourth Of all the money coming into the Treasury
20 pay all its outstanding liabilities including Its bonds
II is estimated that the has occasoned TO the par
sh OF East Baton Rouge alone debt ofoyer SIP OOOOO
Over thirty parishes were raded during the war
5000 COO $50 will not the loss This is the adyer
tised estimate Of Baton Rouge.
The river is rising at Baton Rouge and the water
booming chssms and orevices.
Gov. Wells has appointed Charles c. Jones and Ben
jamn Hall. courier. Commissioners Of Deeds for the
State OF New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
The Emperor Napoleon will have withdrawn he troops

the Fmperor Napoleon will have Withdrawn his troops
from Mexico ard from Rome. .,.,;.
tn, Times remarks that for the first time IN ls po'
zeal lie Mr. Bright speaks az man conss-OIs VI -
suopsblitv for what ne says. he recoSn2es me eA'
istenoe of persons who differ f.om himself He speth
of considering not what wonld be ab5Iaciy BEST put
what Cabinet reasonably may be expected 70 propose.
ne Herald says his speech IS the least oensive Wiich
Nr Bright has vet delivered outside OF Parliament:
An the other morning papers have leading articles
Official returns for the week ending Dec. 30 show
large increase Of fresh Of the cattle disease OF
tha nrevious week the number 626 and IN the as'
week Of December ii was 1893 The number in ioIi'
shire was ]. 4j6 in Scotland 1875. :.
m, Times city article says FewpersoDs now dolo'
that the main csuse oftbe condition Of our money mar
ket Is 20 be found IN series Of unlimited consignment
of goods upon credit 20 America. We get no proper
tomato returns IN bullion, cotton, wheat, or ytnel
produce the receipts being far below instead Oh auoV
The usual guanties The discount demand at me odnh
YESTERDAY az tire advanced rate was Ofa ai enarace
IN the Stock Exchange. at the opening the suppl ~
money was rather good and dealers rot eXpec'ns ah,
fresh action at the bank offered readily al short pefou'
at per cent. ...,.. r1o,o,;,
GEErXcAsTIE. Jon. e. lsC6.-Tbe steamships Heivel.a
and Teutonia from New.York have arrived. Ih ny
steamship Java from New.Hork mas aF4Ne" "a
Duqeus.QWn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
CITY NEWS.

THE METROPOLIS 4 MARVEL or MUD.-New.
York, If possible yesterday more disGusingy dirty
than any previous day Of the season, the streets
being in condition Of filth they incapable Of reach
ing anywhere outside Of this city. No one could cross
Broadway, any other prominent thoroughare, with
out getting muddy from passing vehicles npto and ovei
his head. We saw hundreds Of pedestrians who afei
they had crossed different thororghfares looked Ike
the disemboded spirits OF a mud bank or as If thel
were resolving themselves into the original clay which
Sunday School children are piously taught to behev
composes their native elements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
Nv the City Of Neyy.YorL.

The following is the summary OF news dis
patched by the steamer City Of Ncw-York which YES
sel has not yet arrived.
There have been furious gales around the Fnglis
coast, and many disasters are reported.
The ship Meridian, from New.York for London wa
fallen IN with by the City Of Boston of the Irish coast
disabled by loss Of rndder Sc. Every effort was made
by the steamship City Of Boston 70 get the ship befor,
fhe wind, and the ship was finally abandoned. Tn
crew were taken off by the City OF Boston.
The North American pug back 10 Londonderry OF
fhe night Of the 3Oth u with machinery broken She
expected 70 sail again on the night OF the Cd inst
The Fenhn trials concluded al Cork on the ID Sew.
rral more prisoners were convicted and sentenced.
The trials OF the remainder adjourned 70 the as.
sizes. and many were Liberated OF bal. John McCaf
ferty and w Mackey, being aeag. we're admitted 10
BAL on their own reoognnancos. The Judge told them
If they left Tie country they would not be called for
trial. These men oheered throuei the streets by
large crowds.
The British revenue returns for 1865 highly salts.
factory.
great fire al the s. Ra.harine's Dock Warehouses
On London bad occurred. The loss was immense,
sisting principally OF hemp juie. tallow. De.
Napoleon gave tie usual New cars reception 10 the
diplomatic body expressed bis happiness that tie
past year bad strengthened the bends Of peace and
was an augury for long day Of peace aud prosperity
over the world.
Count Tayerney. Second Secretary OF tho French
Imeassy az Washington, had bad az audience with
The Emperor Of Austria Rad sent The order Of 81
sicpicn oi Hungary 10 'hs French Prince Imperial.
An alliance between France AID Austria wa. spoke.
The Bouse was lrng ReHies en- l5e.
frALY.
The new itaiian Ministry bad been completed under
IL Presidency of ~ Mafmora
ne Pore received TIE COagraiutiOre u che French
siuf on The lst inst lie returned thanks and faid 10
Noid probably De- tie last tme he could besiou b \.
- .uf ca them Ie aIgsl ne cuef0fc of toe Church
O oopt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
American Union Com mission.

To The Editor Of The ". y. Tribune.
SIR: The Freedmens and Union Commission
yesterday shipped co boxes Of clothing and school
books TO the South for the benefit of the suffering
refugees and freedmen. These goods, mostly partly
worn clothing valued at 5000, were all contributed
by the benevolent pnblic portion Of this shipment
Is sent TO the industrial schools Of Richmond Charles
ton and Savannah another portion five boxes to the
Asylum for Aged and Infrm Women in New-Orleansi
another portion TO relieve the miseres Of the hundreds
OF freedmen who afflicted with smallpox in Athens,
Ga Other lots have been designated for Alabama,
East Tennessee, North Carolina and Arkansas, where
they will be gladly received, as they are urgently
needed.s Other shipments to destitute points are to
follow and friends requested to continue
their benefactons Clothing TO be sent TO No. 20
Johnst. and money 10 No. 90 Nassaust., NewYork.
GEORGE Ii. ALLAN
Agent Freedmen's and Union Commission.
NsE- York. JAN 10, 1866.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
John Bright on the Reform
Question.
The Official prussian Gazette on
American Institutions.
The POPE'S NEW YEARS" ADDRESS.
PORTLAND, Me-, Friday, Jan. 10, 1866.

The steamship Nova scOtian, Capt. Wylie,
which left Liverpool at l2l p on the 4th inst and
Greencaste on the 5th inst arrived at this port at
O'Clock this evening.
The steamships Hibernisn from Portland and CITY Oh
dublin from New.York reached Liverpool at noon On
the 80.
The steamship Hibernia from New'Yolk arrived AZ
Glasgow on the Sd.
The steamship Asia from Boston arrived at LIVER
pool on the 3lst ut.
The steamship City OF Boston from NeW'hofA az
rived at Liverpool on the I'd.
The steamship North American left Londonderry LOT
Portland on the %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

The Berlin Stats Anzeigtr, in It's nOn.OfiiciaI
portion contains article on the United States in
which il eharacterzes the Presidents Message as
emnently conservative and Lays upon the
finued friendly relations between Prussia and the
United States. The article points out the success OF
American institutions and denOunces the preciptate
and unjust opinions which have been expressed by
Prussian journals friendly 10, but improperly re
gaTded as Government organs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
Latest Shin News.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Champion, FuIber, New0rleans, mdse. and
pIss 20 J. A. Raynor.
Steamship Memphis. w +. Pratt Acting Master Command
Ing, Key West Jan. II aud Port Royal 10.
Bark NJ and f. Robbins Robbins OIdeossen 81 days ion
Edm0nston Bros
Bark Lunecalets Misas Mselles 60 days mdse., Simon
de Nisseo
Brg Henry and Leuise Potter Mrsgoane 81 days ogwood
and coffee to III. Becker Co. Has had heavy norhery
gales.
Brig Hannah tof Halifax, N. 50, Connanton from Rio
GIande % days. hides and horns TO Brett. Son Go.
Brig Henry Means lof Dennis Hall, Wilmington, ~ c.
days, iumber Brett. Son K Co.
Brig b. Smith (of Windsor, 81 Godfrey East Harbor
l. l., 20 days salt, &c. TO q. +. Permission Co.
schr w. A. Ellis, Bishop Mobile, cotton, &c.
Schr Wide World Hidreh, Charleston cotton, &C.. N. s.
McCFeady Co.
Schr. Pacific, Fauow, Washington. Y. c.
schT Charles 7. stickuey Matthias Georgetown g. c. IA
days with mdse 20 Ooldthwart Oyerton.
SAILED.
Steamship Maanzas from Quarantine.
RETURNED.
Stermer Orole, ArazA Hay M from this port return.
ed yesterday with machinery derang-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
italy.

II is stated that the new Minister of Finance
will maintain the budget Of his predecessor with the
exception OF The Army and Navy estimates, which be
will endeavoI TO reduce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

\ MILK WAGOG DEMONSTRATION of the
American Express COmpany's cars while leaving the
depot of the company, in Hudson-st, yesterday
ing came in contact with n milk wagon owned and
driven by Duke Merritt. The wagon was completely
demolished and one Of NJ Merritts legs fractured. The
injured who resides at the Of Bedford Gad
Fiushing.aves Brooklyn, was taken TO the NeW.York
Hospital by the Fifth Precinct Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
C,rmcrciaI Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-ConsOis steady tIo
g.. Tie discount demand al the Bank was comparatively
js,s, The open market vel supplied az per cent
CA xyitbSrewel "a from the bank still continued
TcsnoS Ian T. noon-The Bank rate Of discount hat J4
been advanced 10 per cent a., = l., .. IN,
IivKRpoo1 Jan 4.-CorToN-saes for FOUR days ~.
bas Intending bales spectators and exporter Ine
49,. /. 6r1er with an advance Of I'd Middng Upands
I'D . e 49,, .,o.s.
for goods and yarns. nj. p,..r
/ LIVERPOOL BREApsTUTFs MAEmT-Ihe bredstur
prket heavy with but light inquiry prices axe we
Messrs Wakefield Mach Co, and others report Fioul
Ann and easier Whea. very dull aud has partially declined
ld2d per GENITAL Corn inactive, with sshgbt decLe 'e0
20 6a299. ,..
Messrs Richardson Co.. Bigsnd, Mhys Co. ana othsf'
report Beef quiet and steady Pork quiet and steady ia
con heavy and dsl Lad dnl and easier Ta.ow quiet
LIvERPooI PRoDucE MAREET-Asbes du.-. Sugar quie'
and steady Coffee inactive. Hceno sales NON seaey
sales small. Petroleum quiet at lid sIHts 4~peh"e'
Iospoy Jan l-Rreadufs dun and easier. Sugar steady
Coffee quiet and steady Tea firm Rice steady Iaiow nm
at 40 3d. Spirits Turpeutine trIner at 4td4t.
LONDON Jan 4-CoSsOLs closed az 8't ava loI money
The Bank England has advanced It's rate OF discount 10
day TO per cent .,.c,, ,,,, &C.
AMERICAN STOcKs-U G. 5l0s t5do5gi Illinois CenIa
Railroad, ~ 078; Erie Railroad. a6.dSd
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 5-CoT r0S-Saes OF the week s'VN
bales including 1000 bales specuaiors and iJv paes e
exporters The opened buOyant az the hst OF IN
week with an advance a. per H. which advance was SUB
equently lost the market closing with partial o's Of "a
per ~ on the week owing TO the advance IL me rai OF az
count to g. cent by the Bank Of England The authorized
quotations = folows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

The Sunday-school Missionary Association
will hold its Tenth Anniversary tomorrow Sunday
evening, at the Fourteenthst. Presbyterian Church
corner of Second-ave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
fpuin.

The Correspondence says the Government
knows Of the revolutionary project of those who mist
forbearance or weakness and in any is certain OF
defeating them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
Hungary.

The Transylvanian Diet has been officially
notified that the representatives Of Pennsylvania viii
shortly be summoned 10 tie Diet az Pesth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
France.
Prussia.

The political news is uDimportant. he Pari
BOurse was firm; rentes closed 6sf. SIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
IIieafers.

"SOlon Single" receives his friends at / O'Clock
to-day. well IN the evening The Matinee OF last
Saturday attended by Of the largest audiences
Of the season a. the Broadway Theater
The usual day performances take place at
Barnum's Museum and AZ Mr. Lcnts New. York Circus.
Lot them not be forgotten.
Mis- Lacoste viii shortly make her debut a.
virginia at Tho Academy Of Music
Woods Minatrels upon Their provincial tour,
have ben received With mucL favor. They appear
next uek at Albany. Troy Utica and syracuse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

The settlement of the suffrage question is
second only 10 Of Coffee. The best in the world Is
KESTs Fast INDIA COFFEE For sale by all OTocers
Wholesale Depot No. l5l Readest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
THEFT OF IRoy PIPE-THE PROPERTY Re

IIIsI It VI I4'V+' Il u IfDI
covERED.-0n the night OF the 18th inst 1913 70 o.
iron pipe the property of Messrs Joseph Mason & Co.
steaul-fttefs Of No. OF Beekuan-st was stolen from
the wharf at Wards Island the firm being engaged In
putting in heang-apparatus in the public build
ings located there. The pipe subsequently found
in the yard III the rear Of the iunkshOp Of James
Clark, No. ls East-st Tie proprietor and Charles
and yesterday Justice Mansfield held them 20 bail in
the Of 81 900 each 10 the charge Of recey
inc stolen goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

THE SLAyEHoLDtRs REBELMOS.-THE TElB-
uSF ALMANAC sor 1860 contains hric record Of events
IA lsc5 eCpnrged from TN TamlXE AuLlS,o icT
1865
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
The Blockade Raised at Talea'
hlana and Tome.
The Suicide Of Admiral Pareja.
ImpOrtant Bulletin from the American
Minister at BOgOta.

The steamship Henry Chauncey, which lett
Aspinwa January 70, arrived at this port on Friday
.ro-n,nr Tho fnllou,inD il her Trensnre List:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20

MONSTER CALIFORNIA BEET.-Through the
courtesy Of Messr.. MacCrellish and Woodward Of
The Alto California we have received specimen Of the
gigantic scale upon which the vegetable world Of the
Golden State seems to be formed. II comes in the
shape Of monster beet, looking more like long, thin
pig than root vegetable. Its length three feet four
inches and If it Strengthened would be fully five
inches more It's greatest diameter is abont y inches
When packed for the express in San Francisco II
weighed 50 pounds; but, shrunken and lighted by the
evaporation OF its watery particles, II row weighs only
AZ. IL is now in The TRIBUNE Counting room, and ID
worth looking at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
Acknowledgement.

!. 4 SILENT SEWISG-MACHISE, making the
celebratod "Wilcox Gibbs Stch' strong elastic and
durable WILCOX CHIPS No. sos Broadway
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KNOCKED Down AND RoBBED.-While Philip
Lyman OF No 81 Lispenard-st was passing through
Broome-st, early Yesterday morning. in state Of
partial infOxcatiOD. be was attacked by Michael
Mackey and Thomas Hanna. knocked down, and
robbed Of wallet containing trhing Of money.
Caroline Lozier who was passing the opposite side
Of the street at tho time gave the alarm when Mackey
came over to her and threatened TO break her Jaw
her If she made any noise" Officers Fogarty and
Stevenson Of the Eighth Precinct then came mp and
arrested the thieves. Yesterday they were committed
for trial, without bail, by Justice Ledwiih.
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Epiieptc ti:s Sympathetic CT oIssaie Dl'e's' G
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acute pain in the region OF TIE hearth will be great! 10
by Constitution Life Syrup.
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PALE, HAGGARD CorSTESAScE AND LAssITrps
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TON LIFE SYRUP.
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lie to''' anticipates thai BY next January
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AcTs OF CONGRESS. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
for 566 contains synopsis Of the principal acts passed
the Second Session Of the XXXVIIIh Congress also
the Procamatons Of the President in regard to the
Rebel States.
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NERVOUSNESS.
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ST. VlTUS DANCE. LOSS OF PoWrR
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FAD COMPLEXION ACHES IN BONES
FEELING OF WEAR. DEPRESSION og :,
Nrss ITS.