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THE FENIfNS.

Two GUNBOATs TO CONVOY rh CuSARb STEAMER
MILITARY ACTIVITY ~ CANADA.
81 rkLgSAAPH iHH IHiHrNA 90 - &C., q,
NOSTRYAL c. f., Dec 1.-two British gnnboals left
Quebec last night haYins received orders from Gov.
Mitchell 70 act as a convoy 70 tho Cunerd steamer.
Ths troops az Swestsburg have been reinforced by o
regiment Of volunteers and q company Of policemen.
IL Is the intention of the Government 10 station mill
tary force on the border ST. Adams IN consequence
OF the military preparations now being made by the
Fenans under Roberts for the invasion Of the Province.
large quantity OF military stores arrived here yesterday
BY the brand Trunk Rooll from QusboO consisting u
ye heavy guns ambulance wagons, gun carriages aud
eases Of breech-loaders.
THE YsNtASs SAID 20 BB NSGLgorgD-siSHop LYNCH
BRUISES TO RECEIVE MONEY PoR THIN.
TORONTO Dec. l6-Crown Attorney McNab says that
the Fenan leaders have shamefuly neglected the prison.
srs here Bishop Lynch refuse acceptance Of 700 cent
By Roberts fof prisoners aad has returned Ibe same
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30th June last the revenues in that section would
only be deficient SIS, 3e5.
On the 2lst of November the Indian Department
advertised for bids for what goods required for
the Indian tribes within the United States, the time
during which proposals would be received terminating
to-day In accordance Herewith, the parties who
bad made proposals. TO the number of about twenty
Eve, were present in the Office Of the COMMISSIONER
Of Indian Affairs and their respective proposals were
opened A casual examination shows quite differ
enee in the cost of the proposed articles 1t is under
stood that each bidder furnished sample the aTti-
Gle intended 10 be supplied under his bid, and as
consequence come little time must be necessarily cor
sumed in making the selections. The determination
OF the Department is that the best goods OF su6san
tal character shall be received for the Indians and
the money appropriated Will be applied for hat
Counsel Yesterday concluded the argument Of The
demurrer entered in the case OF ConOyer, charged
with perjury, in having testified before the BOuse
Judiciary Committee that certain ahdavits made 10
connect Jefferson Davis with the assassination Of
President lincoln were true. Judge FISHER WIZ PROB
ably give hs decision in the early part Of this week.
delegation Of Western produce merchants are
here to try and have the Supreme Court render De-
cision that warehouse receipts negotiable paper
The courts eff Illinois have decided that they are not
negotiable paper, which decision causes mgeh en-
barrassment among the large Western produce
dealers.
Senator Harris left here last evening to be absent
until after the holidays. he has gone to New.fSrb
to look after the Senatorial election.
The unexecuted portion of the sentence in the case
Of Capt Richard W. Meade of tho United States Navy
by court martial has this day been RENTED.
Mrs. M. L. Fowler, wife of the Hon. j: i. Fowler,
Senator from Tennessee died in this city last night.
President Johnson's household is thus organized,
under law passed by Congress at its last session;
Private Secretary, Robert Johnson Assistant Secre-
tary, Robert Morrow; Secretary to Sign Land Patents
Edward D. Neil; Abide Camps, Col. W. q. Moofe'
Lent. Col. Wright Rves. Col Andrew X. Long.
Capt Richard W. Meade, of the United ststes
Navy is lying i'll with paralysis.
Tho Departments are thronged with members at
tending to business for their constituents.
II is not expected that Congress will pass any hnap-
eial measures until after the holidays.
Although many visitors are at the Executive Msn-
sion but few succeed in obtaining interviews with tie
President "A,
Some Of the leading colored men here contemplate
mass meeting to rejoice over the passage Of tie
Suffrage Bill.
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MEXICO
TBE FEfNCH AHASpON \ PROJECTED OVERLAND TX
petition FROM THB PACIFIC COASf-FRENCh
COMMANDERS CONE OVER TO Tue LIBERALS. 4.

TBE FErNCH AHASpON PROJECTED OVERLAND TX
petition FROM THB PACIFIC COASfAfRENCH
COMMANDERS GONE OVER TO TUE LIBERALS.
y y rTIEeHIPn rBlBuSE- "
tho steamer Constitution from Acapulco states that Gen.
Castigny had arrived At San Bias from Guadaelara to
march Overland 10 the City Of Mexico WIN me troops
recent driven ont ofSonOra and SnalOa by The dbeas
lie found the contemplated movement Impossible nom
tho fact that Lozada the Mexican lmperalst comender
az SeSic dssusted at he failures OF the ffench 70 pi
ush reiefmonoy pay HE men, bad gone over with his
whole foceso the Liberals, and uniting his troops with
those sent ont by Corona from MantaD, was waving IN
the mountains 10 attack tho French column 40 over
whelmiDg numbers
Tho forces at Martinez 100 strong would also join
IOzada and 10 thought wOuh march overland, and
would be abandoned as Casgny embarked his forces for
Ftance from the Pacific Coast instead OF Vera Cruz The
United States steamer MahOning VAS IN Port Acapulco
bound for San Francisco, and would there remain until
the arrival OF tho Suwance.
Positive adyices have been received 10 THIS cly OF me
landing Of 1000 new American muskets and cargo Of
assorted ammunition Tor the Liberals. Gen. Diego Al
verey Acapulco by The schooner Sovereign aud
cash paid delivery; and the money came through
Acapulco under the noses Of the Imperial authoIities
Consul Cooley has dispatched the official statement OF
Liberal successes 10 GOV. Low and MalorGen. Nc
Dowcl
GLOOMY STATE OF AFFAIRS ~ NORTH WESTERN MEX
ICO-GEN. COROSA PROMOTED.
SAN fRATCIsCo, Dee. lJ-C0uesp0ndents ron sonora
and Sinolos Mexico, give gloomy accounts Of political
aars in those States. Gov Pesquia has just got d OF
Martinez and his cuthroais aud robbers, when the Sgm
Indians became troublesome aud will only submit on thor
own terms. Settlers from Mazatlan announce tho arrival
there Of ManeLAnd his troops and express hope That
Gen Corona will send HIM further so that the people
who occupy that place may not suer tho same extofons
10 which the people OF sonora were exposed The Imperial
Jarh being set aside The old Mexican one has been put
in force gain with al It's annOyances and prohibitions
Americans complain OF the severity OF Gen. Coiena say
ING that no does not favor their interests and call for the
protection Of an American vessel Corona has been
appointed 20 The highest rank IN The Mexican army iof
services rendered lie will command the Amy Of the
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.
GOVERNMENT ANIMALS LOANED TO clTnESs 10 Bs
RRTUxNEp-PANIC IN The VALLEY


GOVERNMENT ANIMALS LOANED TO clTnEps 10 Bs
RETU.NED--PASIc IN The vALLsy.
~ TELEGRAPH TINE TRIBuSR
srAUNTos, Dsc.6-The following order hae been ssUsd
by Maor-Ge schofeld:
All horses and mules which belong to the United States
and in the hands Of private citizens within the hm
of this Department whether lent them BY tho MILITARY
authorities aft the close OF the war taken np az asy
otherwise aceured will be at once returned TO inc O,
eminent through the nearest officers Of tbs army % tsea
mons Bureau. ~ l
Officers Of the Freedmen's Bureau viii give proper pub
LEFTY 10 this order and cause il be complied Wb Ia
s cases They will receive and for the ann als and
report their number and condition 20 these headgeate,
where orders will be given for their disposition eiFoi
lar issued Dec recites that IL carrying out the Ross
ions of General Order No H. officers OF the Bneaa viii
purchase the necessary forage and hire the help Necessary
10 properly for the animals taken under said order
Under the pressure Of this order hose who have Gov
eminent horses belonging 10 the United States and have
not bill of sale are Running their animals into TIE noun
ans prevent the possibility Of their being seized The
order includes animals captured during the war has
created quite panic among the farmers Of the valley
The Bureau agents have been given no military force TO
execute the ORDER and there no troops in the seeoa
Snow fell here Saturday night 10 the depth % s'ght
nehee and there Is good seiehing The past week bu
been very cold. The ice is -four inches thick. o..
- ELECTION oP STATE oPFlcERs.a l.rl.
RICHMOND Dec. l6.-The House OF Delegates pssec'fd
the following officers yesterday; WIN. +. Taylor, sdor
OF Public Accounts John NJ HerBdon, Secretary Of the
Commonwealth; John 5. Calvert Treasurer, and !. ~
Pondeton Superintendent Of tho PenitontaEy Jte Sen
present stay law for payment Of interest on cid debts
August IL 1861. . +. :
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LoNnON NoNEY NAREET.

l0SDoy, Dec I5-Roon-1he money market IS inner Con
pos have advanced ssl for money ex div.
LONDON Dec Isl p mConsolf are held for higher lics
md arc quoted at So assi.
LONDON DeoI5-Noon-Ths following are the opening ISLES
ia American securities: EIies, ~! Illinois Central as
United States live TWenties ~.
LONDON Dec l5-l p mile market is lower ior Tue
,haICs which arc offered az 46I Will A asked
UNITED STATES BONDS AT FRANKFORT.
IoyDoy, Dec. l5--Telegrams from Frankfort Of todHys
sao report rather moro frmncs in United States f'e Twenty
Bonds ho asking rate being ~ No sales however were
reported 0y@ "a
PETROLEUM MARKET. a
IyFRrool Dec IA quiet feeling prevails in the market
ioI Petroleum a. rather easier prices.
The telegrams nom Antwerp advised Slight decline
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rHg REPurED STA1EMEgTr OF sURRATr ABOUT LIN
coins OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF A NEW
YORK MAIL--RgCEPTiON or THE CANADIAN Con-
FEDERATION DELEGATION ~ ENGLAND.

coLN's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or A NEw-
YORK MAIL--RBCEPTION or THE CANADIAN COZ
FEDERATION DYLBGATIOS ~ ENGLAND
n gfLyekAPH TRIBUNE
MONTREAL. Dec. lG.-1h Minsres says Suuatt
wa on biq way rom Montreal 20 Washington when he heard
assa-5naiion of President Lincoln anu immediately re-
turned 20 anado conversation Dee swsys maintained TIE
po was carry PRECEDENT Lincoln Richmond and bold
him as hostage for the southern prisoner lie AWAY; pro
issrd Ne innocence ~ bis mrfher aud aYOWed Jeh Davis
knew nothing OF Booth lnieuton- ,,
The new Steamship COMPANY uach has been projected VII
commence operations neat spring sud carry on iiude VIII
Halifax The most iublfHHl merchants ll noil'ai ~.
stockholders. The New f0r, ma ut Dec o II Adams not
having aniyrd search %" va. nsHeh "h'n I'suiyu Nv
ine hrdlg Of the bag nrnr I-Dx Junction. 10 having been '
opcn and the contents Hb'rttir hoy named iNecol
while skating the idrsu anal near kenpYiIe broke
through the ice end dpynfL new al hn- ee refused
~ ~ fohn. m the oi Nly-o.r who convicted ~
forging q uoiulil The prisoner nas ~ III thai % vas
necessnry caIy hm FROM l cell To The prisoners dock 10
OTrAwA. G. W, Dec. l5.-'Ghe Commissioners Of
the 1wn auds i-eiyri m ie lu'ector oi he Madnc
Go1 Region iri 'r'rih'"-' f"' li ''i1 " ~. -, s
Inspector reports mining 'r 'In' t'lI.' on ~ w. IT,
sion, ia M1doc nd The Fplfffuh CONCESSION o Hmun-"n
From ole LOT between 81 lo ind l1o e reen token on"
Gol was Grst struck it tIe drpih Dl 20 rri.
Tho Iu.pecip- staios hcs show pf -1i on Buc. Island
Pro.papiug caricd Throughout tho whole OF the back
townships From specimens "i IrnN >'n n u'hrtm own
Sims t. inspector j. pf opinion gold azisi, Though tie
TOW nsAips o. EsViI Mtdoc. sud Jirr and portions 90
MsiInoll urd Tudor lh-e thousand l~isons 'hhed ue
NJ rate OF Tie usu OF rHcu urs win proceed 10
o,, 10 to eoripes sDl srgclis trIecimg facilities Jos
.i'r h, tb, Pi-i. Pollution ~ Krfwood OF le ioRu
md Department eu send samples Of huIOus textures
Obtained rom Canadian plants 4 able 'f ihe nhnnat uie OF
,n (aud fap-r sample has been pronounced by fOics
.or A!urs rquH superior 20 vegetable hher hth
rfo ed thr manufacture ald has calculated Tue length o.
fn,elr,nce received nom England the effect HAT s
Lower Provinces decgacf about 10 return having come %
There ~ W e some difficulty shout funds or the construction Of
the Inter OlOnal Ealssy some DISCUSSION may arse concern
'lst viii be satisfactorily arranged The weather Hley
cold With nV sleighhg
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
LONDON.


QoSYKDBRATE PROPERTY Is BNGLAND-RACING IN
TnB UKITRD sTATEe-BYIL FRUITS OF IHB rus
IN EKgLAED-LORD RUSsBLL-THR LONDON RI.
TORN MOUNTAINEERING LIBEL CAsE--THE
IREIAR AGITATION = THB ENGLISH AND THE
AMERICANS,
Hsh Oar Special csusspOB6sul -. - N ,sas
On Monday last we had the explanation Of the
unors which have been rife here for the last month
and which have been repeated in almost all our news
papers, that the Presidents Government had waived
ali elsims against Fraser, Trenholm & Co, and The
ptheT Confederate agents In this country during the
ate war az sort OF precursor 70 the general amnesty
policy which we are instructed TO expect ere long
fiom those august persons. The explanation came Ia
beLhape Of motion 10 dismiss the suit in chancery
81 The United States agt. Trioeau and the evidence
upon which il was based shows that the newspaper
Eauaor were founded on something nearly approach
ing b fact. In order TO make myself clear 70 your
yeaders must shortly state what has been done since
1t end Of the war with respect 70 property OF the
iste Rebel Government in this country. In the year
je65 Mr.. Dudley, the United States Copsu at LIVER
pool, who was Of all men most competent 70 act with
fiiect IN this matter from his intimate knowledge Of
Al that had been done by Confederate agents and
ynPathiaers IN their great stronghold in Epglsnd,
ives specially Instructed by yOur Department u
hlate 70 commence such legal proceedings rs
DO should deem wise for tie recovery Of THIS
ksl9H ASsS1sIGiH Ae GsJ u tbs IAiiSh
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FRANCE.

LEGAL PROCEEDINGS BY THE UNITED STATES.
PARIS, Saturday, Dec - ieG6.
In the case Of The United States against Amman the
French Court has ordered the United States topay
large sum as security for the costs Of The suit.
The United States Consul card that legal steps lad
teen adopted ia France, but there was likely TO be
more serious diHoalty with England with regard to
tbe claims q The American GOtenment
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EUROPE
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE 10 DEC, 10.
fFIFeRAPR 10 THE TRIBUER.
GREAT BRITAIN.
m r.rnrrlN InfTLrIOM.

~ quFeRAPa 80
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIKI FENIAN AGITATION
LONDON Saturday Dec IS, lsttNoon.
Fouian arrests in Ireland continue 10 be made.
Much needless 1.arm prevails throughout the entire
leland.
THREE MORT ocLLIERY EXPLoSloYs-rIooDING THB
PIT.
BaGksLEY, Yorkshire Saturday, Dee 3 1866
There were Iree more explosions in The Oaks Coal
Nine to-day.
The first was at 10 minutes before this morning
the next at 8, and the third at g. Engineers are
new engaged in filing the pit with water OF what IS
technically termed flooding IT,
SUPPOSED ARREST OF STEPHENS.
ICNuoS Dee IT, leG6.
man Las been arrested in Norfolk who Is sup
posed to be James Stephens, tie Chief Organizer Of
he Irish Republics but the establishment o. his iden-
tty is as yet considered dubious
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POLITICAL.
orr1cIAL CANVASS M wlscoNsN.

rELRaRLPE TO rhs Tribune . .
MADISON Wisconsin, Dec. l6.-An Official canvass os
the vote OF Wisconsin at the last election shove total
vote cast of 1879 of which 49, 33 were for The Uniop
Candidate and S. 4l6 for the Democratic. The Union
majority Is 23,9OI. "a
The following is the majority by districts; -.
/ Union majority 1880; IL, Union majority, 3J96i
III Union majority, 35l; V. Union majority, s.t; vi,
Union majority 6,5l4i w Democratic majority, 2oSe
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MISSOURI.
OPPOSITION TO GOV. ELETcHER's MOVEMENT AGAINST
TBR BUsHwHAcKBRs.

OPPOSITION TO GOV. FLETCUERs MOVEMENT ASAfhsf
TBR BUsHwHACKRRs.
BY TELBsRIPB TRIBUNE.
ST LOUIS Dec. 16.Dispa,ches from Jefferson city say
that Gov Fletcher continues TO receive dispatches from
Jackson Comfy urging Withdrawal of the troops, ht he
remains firm in the determination not TO do 30 until
every bushwhacker is killed or driven of. .r
The Sheriff of Jackson County says that be can have
the laws executed BY civil process and that the heavy ss
imposed the people by force qusrtenng Oh The people,
is hard 90 be borne. .a
TROUBLES BETWEEN CITIZENS AND UNITED sTATES
TR0oPs--A CERTIFICATE OF INJECTION WITHHELD.
ST. LOUIS Dec. l6-Gcn. Hancock, by request Of the
leading Conservatives hes sent staff officer TO LeSng-
ton TO investigate the conduct of the State Militia. The
citizens of Clay County make the complaints against
the Regular Army troops at Liberty are made against
the militia az Lexington. The pretended sheh 81 Lay.
yete County has raised posse to contest the POWER OF
the mie and the collision heretofore reported was the
consequence The Secretary Of State declines TO grant
certificates to Switzer, Conservative elected from the
IXth District on account Of informetes in Galloway
County storm of hail and seet prevailed al yesterday,
MOVEMENTS OF BUsHwACKERs IN LEXINGTON.
ST. LOUIS Dec. l5.--A special from Jefferson City
saws BushwaeRers into Lexington in force yesterday
under command Of Pool and Clemens Col Montgomery De.
manded the surrender Of Clemens and upon his refusal hight
enused in which Clemens killed and other buswaekers
were MORALLY wounded Col Montgomery has arrested several
of the most prominent Secesons and holds then - "ssEes
to- the safety Of Loyal citizens.
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uuB oPB AND THE FENIANs.

lHB OPP AND THB FENIANs.
ROM saturday, Dee - lstC.
II is sad hat Cardinal Antonelh has given an
svasiye rely 90 Gen. Kings demand for an eXpana-
ion of the denial Of the Cardinals statement that the
Popo had said it would be better for Canada 10 be
annexed 10 The United States than to fell into the
bands OF tho Fenians; but it is supposed that no an
pleasant relations viii ensue.
oyFNIEG OF TEE PARIIAMLNT-THB KINGS SPEECH.
LONDON Dec. lG Ist6
The King Of Italy opened the National Parliament
on Saturday.
In his opening speech, he wished Italy joy Of The
freedom sbo Lad gained BE said that France
faithful TO her promise, had withdrawn from Rome
and that the best understanding existed between
Italy and Napoleon. He declared that he would
respect the territory Of the Papd States. lie hoped
That the moderation Of the Italian people and the
wisdom Of The Pope, ind q spirit Of Cancellation on
10th tides, would remove al differences, and sa
wss bis wish that the Pope should remain independ-
ent IN Rome. He concluded by referring to the great
and glorious future Italy had before her. and declaring
that che must by every means develop her resources
10 achieve her position as great nation.
The speech of the King was well received by The
members of tic Parliament,
THE MISSION TO ROME.
FLORESCE, Dee lG 1850.
The new Envoy Of the Italian Government to Rome
sgnor TOreli, whOwas appointed in place Of Vegezn
when the latter resigned that mission has been re-
eeived at Rome by His Holiness the Pope.
LkaIia says editorially that strong hopes are enter
tanned that the important mission Of signor Iorell
having begun SO auspieicusy viii have favorable
result
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
MOVEMENTS OF ENGLISH GOVERNMENT VRssBS-Rk'
CEEpTs OF SALT PROM LOS ANGELES.
1T THIKaRAPa TO rHs rRiBVSE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. GA telegram from Victoria
states that Her Maesy ships Suy and Clio sailed from that
port South america the 4th OF December upon e
arrival at Valparaiso Admiral Denman will De replaced p al
ira Hastings and will proceed round the Horn 20
Forty tuns Of Los Angeles salt have been received In @
city II the invoice for number OF years anu ~ sd
10 Be superior TO common island Liverpool salt Two Aous
and tuns will be manufactured az Los Angeles TINS year
over $500 was paid out IN dividends today Inc mines
located on the Costock Iced and silver ores are edng I'm
mense quantities Of bullion. Dnrng the months OF November
ana December the dividends Of six principal mines amounted
9 COO and the yield q ten mines aaIln VsVbei an1 w
Yember amounted to over q 900 o
Mining sioczs de quoted follows Savage 1850 Crown
Point ~ 49, Yellow jacket tL200 Ophr tg0 Choiisi fio
Eal..s 49, 49, tgRsis1 Exo tsE4 ASssHs IN
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
THE CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR.

nv ryIT0aAPH 10 fH1 fhiDuNh
CONCORD N. H., Dec. l6.-Ihere was an GLpecedtltei
attendance at the Union Caucus in Concord ast EVENING"
and considerable excitement during the ballong tbs
Governor question. The city proper has elected nne de
gates for Gen. Walter Hartman four for the Hon. Onslo~
Stearns and one doubtful For Congressman. the city
nroper will stand ten delegates for Gen. Aaron r. Steyen
of Nashua and four for the Hon. Edward H. Rollins "
Concord, the present incumbent
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ARKANSAS.
sRyATORs ELECTED

From Tho Van Buren, 1AEk.l Press. .... .
The result Of the elections for United States Serelorr
was that Andrew j. Hunter chosen Tor s1 years tTo
the 4th of March next And the Hon. John T. jones' for
the unexpred term Of the Hon. VIM ~ Eshbach who re-
signed which closes in 1870. The following are tie three
last ballOtings for the long term. u 900. -
The 9th balOting-Long term-English 49, WALKER Is
Hunter, II; Byers, z; Stevenson, 6. 49,. :.
The 10th balloting-Long tern-Enghsh, 90 bOn"r W
Harrel q Stevenson G. Byers .
The 18th balotng-Long term-Engish u BsGter, ~;
steve &
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TINANcIAL ~ CoMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

lTFEFooL Dee l5--Noon-Ile Cotton market opens ae.
tlev probable days sale q 1900 bales Middlng D.
lands quoted AZ l4id
LyERnoot Dec Isl P m.-The Cotton market confines
q have dun aspect bnt holders generally steady At The
&Slns q yesterday Tic saet WIN probably ieach 900
htjes
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The PLAINS.
~ nl,asArn rHl rsIsgsa.

sI IItsosAFB srSp ysBusA
sSow--lSbIAS BQsTILIIgs
ST. JosEPH Dec. le-Ihe railroads TIPS section are
badly blocked up by tie drifting snow. f#z
Papsrs Of the Sth from Colorado say, about so Chey
enne Indians. proving around Living Springs, $40
miles from Denver under the old chief DoubleHead
k;.,s, ~ Ea1I9as pash Esgl Va sasI E9YGnsEis -
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THE MISSION TO RoxE.
HUNGARY.

PIsTH, Saturday, Dee - lsOt.
The House has passed the address Of ii. Deak, in
IeIly 10 the Emperor Of Austria
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OUT.

QUEENSTOWN Dec little steamship africa which lei
Boston Dee touched at this port toCaJ and subsequently
proceeded On her voyage 70 Liverpool
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TILE COTTON CROP.
Br rELEsRAPH TO THE rRlBUSs.

BIT TBLEeRkPH TO THR TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.--A letter from Little Rock,
Ark says the estimate heretofore accepted for the Cotton ep
this year greatly too lage than oneh half the nun
Der Of bales In 1860 will DO made though tho cotton wa class
much higher owing favorable season for saving ~ The
writer puts down entire crop Of TIC South al ess iba0 %
coo bales ..rr
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NORTH CAROLINA.

PARDoHs GRANTED TO UNION AND RBBI soLDikss
RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 16The State Legislature passed
bill yesterday granting general psrdons and amnesty 10
al officers and soldiers OF the United States and Confeder
ate States armies for censes committed against Tie cfn-
inal laws while in discharge Of their duty.
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. GRANT AZ ST. LOUIS !,
BY THE TRIBUNE. =
ST. Louis, Dee l6.--Cies. Grant was met by 4
Large number Of our es on friday evening w5eu DC esaa
sSklEs.sz - ulsrcLGg.c4