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Steamer. Arrivals.

New YonK, December 1.-Arrved-the T1ctoyqa
from Beaufort; Raleigh and Andalusia from
Charleston; the YdzoO from Norfolk; the George
CT0nl,DeH from New Orleans.
New YORK, December 2.-The steamships Ari-
zona from Aspinwall, Victor, from New Orleans,
and fiambcau, from Savannah, have arrived hero
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TIE CASE OF PERJURY.-David Williams, freed
Eriday'last the 23d, underwent the punfshment of
the Court on Saturday, to wit: thirty-nine lashes
on his bare back, and standing in tho pory one
hour.-Sdisbury North State
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Checks stopped.

WARRINGTON, December 1.-Two checks given to
at the Treasury to-day for payment. Tho Secre-
tary OF War stopped the payment and ordered the
checks cancelled, as tho caoets had joined the
Confederate forces.
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Our Relations With Franco.

= New YoRK December Ia special to the Now
York Herald, dated November g. evening, says
that it has boon ascertainod that Secretary Sew
ARDS long dispatch Of Monday to tho American
Minister at tho French Court, rotated chiefly to
tho withdrawal Of tho French troops from Mexico
and expressed the hopo that France would carry
out hor promises. Tho dispatch it is understood
also alluded to tho departure of General SHERMAN
for Mexico, and gave tho reasons why hc was sen
there: Although tho dispatch was of unusual
iongth nevertheless it WINS couchod in concli atory
though dignified language.
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Central PaoifIo paiIxoaa.

ciao Railroad 10 complete 10 Cisco, ninety -three
nailes east from Sacramento, and twelve and q
half miles from the Sierra Nevada mountains, and
nfsy-nine hundred and eleven feet above the level
~ tho sea.
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LAW NOTICE.

rTyHE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED As PART.
IL &ERs,t and propose to practice IA the SrkTE
Barnwen, Beanfort and Coreton. under The nDne and
utyle Of 'DAVANT."
Carolina. ~. DAvANT.
November 29 I'm 30. DAYAGT.
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ESSENTIAL OILS, EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES FOR
favoring and improving Brandies, whiskeys, RUNS
Wines, Older, &c. &c. Ago and Body Preparations for
Neutralizing and Modifying whiskeys and Spirits, Ex
tracts Of Holland md London Gins, Colorngs Gum and
Sugar syrups, and Fruit Juices. Dr. Feacht,cangers
Treatise Ftrmented Liquors. ,cM 1000 Receipts and
Drections
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OXIDES. ORES, &c.
FoR SOAP PMANuFAoruRRRs.-silicate Of Soda Soluble
Glass Liquid Quartz, in Dry Crysta Liquid Jolly
Form; Caustic Soda. Soda ASH Palm and Cocoanut Ofs
soapstono md China Clay.
All orders sent to VIII have prompt attention, and
evDry Information required win be cheerfuly given by
JOS. W. FEUCHTWANGER,
No. IS Cedar-streot, New York.
October 10 wfm3mos
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The ontira number Of soldiers enrolled In the q.
B. Army duIin3 the late war waa 3,254,57s.
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New York News.

New YORK, December 1.-Admirnl DAnLanEEN,
and Generals CR1rTEHDEN and WARREN, salod in
tho Ocean Queen to-day for California.
JOHN V. CoOKRoFT, ono Of tho officials of tho
Nassau Bank, was robbed to-day in tho street Of
$4,000 One of tho thieves has boon arrested.
New YoRK, December IN. p. Willis was struck
with paralysis yesterday, and was in very critical
condition.
Ameetng was hold last night, at Clinton Hall,
Oy tho Fronch Canadians residing in tho United
States, protesting against tho Canadian Confode-
ration schemo, as hostile TO the United States and
declaring themselves in favor of annexation to this
Republic.
There is but little excitomont about tho Charter
election in this city on Tuesday. There arc three
candidates for trolor-Riohard and Michael
Connolly and VIM. Kolly.
1895 additional votes have been registered, ,r-malt-
ing tho whole vote 12s,006
1t is stated at Fenian headquarters horc that
Stephens had not loft the country, having been
seen lately at Boston, convorsing with shpowners
Largo orders of brcach-Ioading arms have
been given to manufacturers, said to be intended
for tho Emperor of China.
Letters from the City of Moxico received horo,
dated on the 18th ultimo, statos tho fact, TINT
Con. Bazaino had given arms and ammunition to
two Mexican Liberals and promised them that
they should not be intorfcrod with by tho French
forces, provided thoy pronounced for Con- Ortega
and proclaim him as President Of Mexico.
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aD"wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq, as a candidate for shorig Of
Charleston tJudicial District at the noxt election
September 10
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New York Money Market.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEW 1CnK December 1.-FiyCS of 60 commons
1881 of "a, loss Of Gj, 1o7I New issue u'T Ioss,
Tons coupons. 100 sovcns of the first serics los
@1o3 SECOND sories, lo569105!. Virginia skies
sixty days, 0. sight, 10l Gold, 14Oi Stocks dull
and lower.
EVENING DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, December 1,-DusincsS i'm Will
street dull. Gold weak Mt 1.40i; Stocks declining
Tho New York Post says: The Loan Market shows
symptoms OF growing castor to call loans, and
rent rate FOR Government securities is G; for
choice bills 7@S; Governments dull, except now,
at 65t, which advanced to 10sI, in consequence
OF change i'll the rule for conversion which goes
into effect today. Sixes Of 81, are moro in de-
mand; also Ton Fortes. Stock market dull in
vow Of the opening pc Of Congress and tho general
ness doing; Railroads irregular and lower. Gold
ct two o'clock 14G. After Board, Stocks were
Tho Bremen takes out SIT 900 specie; the Vile
s1.o ae PSs $is5 900; and THO GsH Of Washington
The Markets.
New YORK, December Flour 1O@15c. lower;
receipts $4,000 bbls. Wheat 1920. lower; receipts
bushels. Rice duh and dropping. Oats dull and
heayy; Pork dull; Moss saolG2OA Lard dull
and dropping. Cotton quiet at 89s@s4c. for Up
DALTIMoRE, Decomber 1.-Flour inactive; Chicago
Extra sl1A@s It's. Whoat very dull. Corn-recepts
heavy and prices dropping; Dry Now White 500
IS; Yellow 93@9J. Seeds steady; Glover active
Suge dull: Coffee quiet. whiskey steady Wost-
orn i'll bond 35@36.
PHILADELPHIA, December Flour dull Su-
pcrfno $S98l; Extras s9Q1s10. Northwest Extra
s11@S12i; Pennsylvania and Ohio $14@1s16. Wheat
nominal, S2.25F S2.85; Southern S3GIS3.10. Corn
low: Old yellow s1.14@s1.15; New 9O@o08. Oats So
@59c. Provisions declining. Whisley Sc; Ohio 43.
sr. LOUIS, Docombor 1:.flour dull; nothing
Spring s205@9:2.10; Fall s2G01s2.7O Corn heavy
5g7 cents lower; New Yellow 8s; White 88l; Old 80
Lard s14. Whiskey s2.29. Hogs 53@Gl Receipts
light
New ORLEANS December 1.-Cotton dull and
declining; snlcs $3.50 bales; Low Middling 31c.,
Middling 32ac.; receipts 2434 bales. Sugar-ten-
dency upward; fair 93c. Molasscs higher; good
prime to choice 65a7le. Tobacco very dull; prices
pertine $40 25. Corn firm; mixed 81 IS, white
81 s5a; Oats advanced cents, and quoted OF 75c.
Pork dull and unchanged. Bacon firm and un-
changed; Shoulders 1880, Rib Sides 133c., Clear
Sides 15c. Lard quiet.
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From Fortress monroe.-HIiBsissippa Cor
mfssfonorg.

FORTRESS MONROE, December 1.-The Missis-
sippi Commissionors,. who wore appointed to visit
presldent Johnson, in relation to the release OF
Mr. Davis, had lengthy interview with the latter
IN the fort to-day, acquanting him with tho result
OF their visit to Washington. They have now taton
their departure for Baltimore intending thence to
return to Mississippi.
Rev. Ballard Dunn, Of Brazil, arrived hero to-
day O visit to Mr. Davis.
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Radical Cnucus.

WAsH1NaToN, December 1, p. M.-The Radical
members of Congress, numbering perhaps fifty
mombers, held q caucus tonight at tho Capitol.
Stevens presided, and o committee, to consist of
nine members, to prepare business for IN adjourn
pointed.
The caucus designated Speaker Colfax to reply
to the address OF Welcome to Congress- to bo de-
livered by Chief Justice Carter, on Monday after
noon, at the Capitol.
Tho various Republican associations have made
arrangements to proceed thither in procession, as
q part Of the programme.
The caucus was not exclusive in naming their
orator, but suggested that the members Of the
Senate appoint one OF their own number to perform
q similar part. Thad. Stevens was selected to
respond to the toast to the Congress OF the United
the Fair building on Monday night.
The caucus discussed the subject Of removals
from Office. Various members mentioned instan-
ces of what they characterized as gross injustice
on tho part Of the President in their respective
districts, and the caucus unanimously recon-
mended that tho Senate rejoot ali the nominations
made merely on political grounds.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nb' NOTICE. E.-CONSIGNEES PER STEAM
SHIP hoNEKA arc hereby notified that sho ia This
Day dschnrgng cargo North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining tho wharf at sunset will DO stored ut OK
pense and risk OF owncrs A. GETTY & CO.
General Agents.
All freight amounting to fifteen Q5) dollars or less
must be paid the wharf before delivery of Goods
December 3 q
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ao- CONSIGNEES' NOTICE. - CONSIGNEES
per steamer "SEA GULL from Baltimore are hereby
notified that uhe is dschargng cargo Ts Day Union
Wharf, All goods remaining tho wharf after sunset
will be stored at their cxponso and risk.
December3 MORDECAI 4 co Agonta
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National Einnr,cea.

WAsH1NaToH, December 1.-The public experdi-
lure for tn, last hscal year has been $3.50 60O 600
s.esl tina AGA tho yaar ffeco4iag. e
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HB- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
-CoLLBToN DIsDRICT-By r. ALLAN WILLIS.
Esq, Ordinnry.-whereas, BENJAMIN STOKES, Com
missioner in Equity made suit to to grant him etters
of Administration of the Estate and Effects Of GEORGE H.
MUCKENFUSS. These are therefore, to cite and ad-
monsh all and singular the kindred creditors of said
GEORGE H. MucKENFUss, lAts of Colioon District de-
ceased that they be and appear before me- the Court
of Ordinary to bo held at Waerboro the 14th Decem
ber next after publication hereof at II O'Clock In the
forenoon, 10 show cause If any they have why tho said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this fifth day Of November Anne
Domini 1856. II. ALLAN WILLIS O. O. D.
November IL m6
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ca WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
VIM BLUm DINGLE n Candidate for the shoriffo1ty
at tho ensuing election.
September II Gm
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s1' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER SHIP ANfE-
Liza are hereby notified that sho has boen entered undcr
tho Five Day Act All goods not permitted ut tho expira-
tion OF that time will be tho Custom House Sores
JOHN FRASER g. co.
December
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a6' 0 II CE. - CONSIGNEES PER NIER-
CHANTS LINE Steamer LULU, are notified that she Ia
dischargng cargo at Brown g. Co.'s South Wharf Goods
nncaed for at sunset remain wharf ut consignees'
Iisk. STREET BROTuERs 4 co
Agents Merchants Limo q. & G. Steamships.
December /
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO wHoLEsAIE GRoCERs. LIQUOR DEALERS, DIS
TILLERs, DRUGGISTS. GLASS AND
SOAP MANUFACTURERS.
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Condemned Fcninns Respited.

unteers have boon ordered to Swoctburg during
DARCY MCGEE, in recent speech roforring to
tho convicted Fenians, said that 'these men de.
servo death, but the spirit Of the tmcs is opposed
to capital punishment, whore any other punish
ment can roach tho case, and in thoso cases hope
it may be found possible to temper Justice with
morcy."
Decision in the Cases OF tho FonIan Prison
erg In Canada.
TORONTO, G. W.. December 1-P M-Judrment
was delivered this evening in the cases of Colonel
Lynch, Father McMahon, and Dlessre Slavin and
School: Sch There were not many, persons in court
and no unusual interest in tho cases Of the
prisoners was manifested. In tho case of Mona
hon. the Chief Justice oxpounded at length the
was tried. After dsposng of tho objections
raised by prisoners counsel against tho indiot-
ment, his Iordship road tho evidence given at the
Fenans and stated that after carefu nnd Mith do
crate consideration, he ngreod with the learned
3udge who tried the that although the pr
the purpose Of administering spiritual consolation
to the wounded, Inc was aiding and assisting the
affidavit put in by the prisoner was thon read, and
new trial denied In conclusion, his Lordship
stated that he was of the opinion that all the
ing the rule had failed, and that, had it boon grant
ed, it would mercly have boen losing tmo and
words 10 no purpose, as the Court would not havo
made 1t absolute. After n most careful cons:dera-
lion ho could arrive ut no other decision than to
refuse the rulc.
, MIR. Justice Hagerty then delivered Judgment in
tho case OF tho Queen Us; Lynch. Having recapit-
ulated tho objections OF tho prisoners counsel Sc
,iatin, he stated that ho perfectly concurrcd in
tho viows which had boon expressed by the Chief
Justice and having devoted much care to tho study
Of all tho dillcronG points involved and objections
raised, hc had come to tho decision that no suffi-
cient grounds had been mado to warrant Tho Court
granting tho rule nisi.
MIR. Justice Morrison delivered judgment in the
case of tho Qncen School. He stated that no
perfectly concurred with the learned Chief jus
tice and Justice Hagerty, and that ho had no
doubt on tho subject, and must therefore refuse
the rule.
Mr.. Mckenzie, the Queens counsel, then moved
for leave to appeal The Chief Justice OF the said
Court had anticipated such motion Having re-
fused tho rule, they did not consider they would
bo T9rs Warranted ed in granting the application.
Ch1ef Justice Richards delivered Judgment in
the Court OF Common Pleas, in the case of tho
Queen Ds. Stephens to grant tho rule nisS and ro-
fused the rule on the same grounds as those urged
by his learned brethren on Queens bench.
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G0'MESSRS. EDITORS PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Mr. b. RODDIN Candidate for Alderman of Ward No.
4, in place of WILLIAM L. TRENHOLM and obliee
November % ''
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a5- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ap-
PLICAT1ON will be made at the next of tho Leg
islaure for Charor Of Incorporation of Company to
be called THE CHARLESTON IMPROVED GAsLIGHT
COMPANY. 1amosmos October a
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90 NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO THE PRO-
VISIONS of the Act of Assembly incorporating tho
PLANTERS AND FARMERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION
the books of subscription will DO opened by the under
signed, at tho Store OF II. W. GALE & co. No. As Went
worth street 7oAorrOw 18th of November, and will re-
main open until further notice.
The shares five hundred in number and 5000 each
An instament of five dollars per shnre will be required
upon making subscription. r. W. GALE.
GEO. o. ROBINSON
CHAS. E. ROBINSON.
November IL sui mwf WIN. II. BELLAAIY,
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a@ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUB
IIc INSTITUT1oNS.-OFFIC CLERK OF COUNCIL.
November 49, 1866.-city Council will proceed ut its
next Regular Meeting. to an election of Commissioners
of Public Institutions.
BY order: W. H. SMITH
November 26 Clerk of co,ne;1
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aD-NOTICE-ALLP PERSONS HAVING I,EGAJ,
claims against tho Estate Of JOHN KIRKPATRICK, do
ceased will present them properly attcsted and all in
deDtcd 70 the ssd Estate will mnko payment 10
JAS. d. KIRKPATRICK
Qualified Executor,
November ~ m3 No. Accommodation Wharf
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RD- s. TATE NO TICE-AII, PERSONS
having claims against the Estate of tho late JOSEPH L.
HOWARD will present them, duly attcsed, and all per
SONS indebted thereto will mako payment to
s. l.. HOWARD,
NoVemocr2 20 Qualified Executor.
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4 PROPOSED MEETING OF PUB
LISHERS.

It having been suggested by a number of
the Publishers of the country press Of Ten
nessee, that a Convention of its members,
for the purpose of establishing fair rates of
charges for advertising, and union for their
general interests, might be desirable, the
GaIlatin Examiner proposes Monday, the
Nth of May, as the proper time, and the City
Hotel, in this city, as suitable place, for
the meeting of said Convention, and invites
a response from its contemporaries.
The object of the meeting is a good one.
Other important measures might be urged.
1t would afford US pleasure to meet our
friends ofthe country press, and we promise
them cordial welcome, should the Conyen-
tion no hold
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Nashville and Decatur Railroad.
Change of Time.

On and after April LIST, and until further notice
Passenger trains will run as follows:
Columbia Accommodation train leaves Column
bia t7:20. A. N. Arrives at Nashville 1000 Re-
turning leaves Nashville at P. NJ. Arrives Mt
Columbia, $40. M.
Huntsville Mail leaves Nashville at $50. AN
Arrives at Decatur at 6, P. N. Leaves Decatur at
690 A NJ Arrives at Nashville at 200 P NJ Con-
Meeting both ways at Decatur with mail train on
NJ. & err, for Mooresville, Madison, Hunts
vile. WOodville Larkinsvilie, Scottsboro and all
points East.
Passengers by this train arrive in Nashville in
time to connect with Night Express trains on all
roads from Nashville.
Night Express leaves Nashville at $50, p. "
Arrives at Decatur at 4:30, A. NJ. Leaves Decatur
at 800. P. N. Arrives at Nashville at 4:40. Con-
Meeting both ways at Decatur with mail trains
on NJ. & err. for Huntsville, Corinth. Grand
Junction, Memphis, Mobile, New Orleans, and all
intermediate points. Connects at Nashville with
L. & MIR, for all points North and East
30 Miles shorter than any other route from
Nashville to Mobile, Demopolis, Selma, and all
intermediate points.
"a Miles shorter to Corinth, Grand Junction.
Memphis. jackson, Vicksburg. and New Orleans
BIB Miles shorter to Huntsville
Elegant Sleeping Coach will run Monday,
Wednesday and Friday nights from Nashville to
Decatur. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights
from Decatur to Nashville.
Through Tickets can be procured at W. W.
Craig's Omnibus office, No. IS Cherry street, and
at Broad Street Depot, Nashville.
j. Il. VAN DYNE.
aDl General SUPERINTENDENT
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LETTER OF HON. JOHN BELL.

We publish this morning the last letter Of
Mr. BELL discussing the grave and momen-
tons subject which has been under his pen
for several months past. 1t will be found not
less able and interesting than those which
have preceded it. Indeed, in some respects,
it has more to challenge the attention of the
thoughtful observer Of the political situation
than anything Mr.. BELL, has yet uttered in
regard to it, for it will be seen that he'giyes
it as his opinion that the Union, as contem-
plated by the Constitution, no longer exists,
and expresses apprehensions that free insti-
tutions are in danger, if the designs Of the
Radical cabal controlling Congress be not
soon abandoned, orthwarted. He draws, also,
a vivid picture Of the future which awaits the
people Of the South in the embrace of
such government as is being established.
Notwithstanding the gloomy prospect how
ever, he counsels forbearance and endurance
on their part, and rests his chief hope on
the return Of sanity among the misled peo-
pie of the North, and the overthrow of the
ambitious leaders, whose course would drive
any but noble and patient people to des-
peration, and lead the Government on a
wild career of misrule and Tyranny, from
thence to be precipitated into an abyss
of greater evils than it has yet encountered.
When the voice of matured wisdom and
experience speaks in this strain, it is time it
were needed, both by the people with view
Of interposing to correct the mischief it
portrays, and by the rulers and the domi-
nant party that they may pause ere it be
too late
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FROM our Legislative report this morning,
ID will be seen that the House Of Represen-
|Aiives on yesterday defeated Il resolution in
orming the Governor Of the vacancies eN-
sting in that body, and requesting him to
ssue writs Of election 10 the sherifls of the
nrepresented counties for the purpose Of
upplying those vacancies. Not content
nth the illegal exclusion Of the duly elect
d members sent up by the people on the
fist Of March, they now declare that the
aseple shall not have another opportunity
{ electing Representatives to the Capitol,
0 come " between the wind and their nobil-
IT," Twenty or more Of the counties of the
state are thus disfranchised and deprived
~ their rights; twenty or twenty-five thou
and voters are excluded from participation
the laws made to govern them; the Con-
titution and the laws, justice and every
,rinciple Of repnblicanism, are set at de-
lance; and a licentious and interruptions oil
parchy ride rough-shod over the rights Of
he people.
ooh Loyalty, how many crimes are COM
laitted in thy nameP