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, 1866-12-10
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1sGs
MlSM OF TnR NA.
TGDSAL DEBT.

AtbN A l. DEBIT
The reduction nf the National debt during
The month of November only amoupts to
sl,u0,sl', AGAINST sao0o, ,0oo the preceding
month, Large payments OF interest and
small receipts from imports during the
month accounts for most fthc difference be-
tween the su1ns paid IN October and Noyem.
Der On the debt. The duties received for the
past mouth have been hut ten millions. while
in October they were nearly twenty mil
lions The Eaafkcta arc gluttcd with foreign
goods, aud consequently inpostations have
temporarily fallen uf. An examination Of the
monthly statement shows that the grcenback
currency has te=n diminished q, rs, ,0oo, that
the compound legal tenders haye been rc-
duced S1,la5,oo, that the 80 bonds hare
been reduced 81, osl COS by being converted
into Eiyc-I~cnty gold interest bonds, and
that the latter have been Increased $N, ,705.-
500. The gold in the treasury Is So, 10, ,s18.
Of which there belongs to dcpositors So
e56,2o, leaving 81. 5G, SIG as belonging ab-
solutelv to the Government. Tic debt bear
Ing gold interest requires 81, ,soo. 900 to pay
the Interest thereon per year. The Govern
nc1t has therefore on hand almost year's
interest Of Go'd, whilt Its receipts Of coin are
more than double the gold Interest on the
debt. Such Icing the fac, what beneficial
object is attained by boarding this ynst
sum Of soldy The burden Of Secretary Nc
Cnlloch's report consisted Of suggestions of
projects 10 hasten the resumption Of specie
payments i curtailmcnt OF the redundant
currency Was the 1n.tn recommendation, and
to that end lie asked Congress to authorize
him 10 retire eight Or ten millions of green
backs rer nputh which We trust thcv will
~. ~. ~ | Dsu.. . ota.cmsn. -, y, III SHOWS >
4. "ss,1'o,ps ~ ~
so''l"H9a '.ts'ese 1cai euaels' why
III '.a..aa -. ~ 'no 1teas-
~ l'> eoeea Aaa re-
-av. .r;n,, n1s5,r sa-an -. n1 ~. - -
tn.v r. ..s,..-,.SI -
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,'ean.,a,,,. ,.a-s. T. a..; .".s wa ". .onl41eI
tino nt,t,.,t ia ;,.s.s', a.a,..t
carr,r,,, o,,r -, Iau.. ,ss, ...,,:ss ~ .AV
NV a,.,,,,n 7,,...s.n.n,..u 49,. ~, ~
redeem, s,,a c,nct, s1n, nnn M ~ 49, ~
,,ouuds and ,bnre,v ston r,,.I.. so7.., ,.,:,
lions Of interest ,nat,Iil h,v.. a,nnd.n.s ~
,da: a.. So. r-n.,.
tn.ca,.a-,,asn+ ~ 49, | ''' @'' '"e "A"'s u
T,,,, .,,;n snd .,.an,,, ,r,. ,,,.
T,eosr-v n nv - Tss ,s,,,i, - -. 80 a."a NV
- o6c oT ,nts,.st Tha t.~.a.& 49, w. e.'e
t,or, ,ostra 49, 80. -. ~, ~ s'7 a'e
nrrzra,. M ~. s ,,a,, lSas auat us 'ne poes
J., ~" $3.50 's - VI ,,,l rae treasury.
,,,nsr ;nst.,a -. -" o"e >. e,., ~ .Ne.3
ccfrcj IN naxn,er. ~ ,atE, - 4s: as ~
ortka 49, ',.','. aAu p''eipaA
W.. 49,, 80 "a. aeo'. ~ 'noaIu uso 'ue
e1eo ~. Hr1 oco " naua aa,oan.ea ,oa ~ 10
H. 49, ,o,s 49, a,'s .,ah. ~ ,
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r,,;at, =, ,,... 'o".",
Io'ns VI 'act. ~ nok
~ n"e ~, ,ns 1oie ~ uloneS n Tue lteasafs
MiAAons'
, 1866-12-10
pronoXad c.6ot Imuro~.m~,.

NV FoxK. December elk IL proposed. In or
der 10 provide for he rapid Increase OF Western
produce, 10 enlarge ore tier Of ali The locks On
st1 hundred tons burden, mored oy sto.n,
The extension Of tho Cheuango CAnaI
y rapidly progressing: With a prospect OF
1othe Pennsylvania coal regions, 4 Iesr from nen
spring.
, 1866-12-10
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

War PEeoAf1fiana Ia Rtzz5l-The I.o,s al
tho Allsss In the Reeert Battle,
fKw io1E, December a-The Hrutd-s Rio
Jtnefto correspondent sa5s that wa4llkc psu2srs-
TOPS - naSiHE IN II haste- Reanliios and
dfattwas going on Ii The ely, VITA s'o
1he AIga: tine luss II Carspairr was AUS Tho
whole 1lied loss was At9S 7"- AAe
, 1866-12-10
FROM CANADA.

Tho ReapEfed Fcnian PFisonerH-Exclte. c.
mept CouCerntnH shc nfadoc Gold Mines
DISQUALIFICATION Expressed at the Ke4pIte oi
the FcnfnuA.
TolsoxTo. December s--LTnch, McMahop, and
the other Fentlns read the newe of their three
mEE1h-' respite with manafent relief
he excitement abour the Aadoc cqld delde
continues. Indications of very rich fields exist
thirty 10 any miles In extent.
MONTREAL, December 8.-Thc Ruard Of homo,
before the holel Of The American usul.t3cnerai
at Swcetaburg excttes great Comment,
OTTAWA, c. W.. December e.-Mneh Gtssatis-
Act!on Is expressed 1t the respite granted the
Fl EiapS Fears nre entertAinod that the Fcnluns
In Ibis vicinity Intend burning the Parliament
buildings. Ibe authorities are On the look out.
, 1866-12-10

M111EpGzr1LLE, Ga, December 8,-The Seuste
has ie1ccteA the House ILL., prohibiting railroads
from ranuing ea* on Sunday End passed tho 1T 10
AID tt+ Grlnlr Eai1:o1d.
The nou.e repealed the twenty cents gail IN
NE on liquors.
Bolh Hnnses will adjourn On the 18th,
, 1866-12-10

,,.,,e,. ~ w" ~ up1' a.'ou 'oo
bcinr :aT 1norc ,hsn at t,c ANY sa =, ,hs ~.
auuual report. and measure, ,,,re n..n sarsn |
To ald si.tv.scrcn m or.. .I,;c.s in ~ pa.;a.
s,ntcs and Tor.;to,,os, ), T,,s ....s,.ess 80
Dor 1ss;od a,.,na ~, 49,. nar' .,'o ena ~, VI
the .,lnc or ss ~ ag Ths svsfa,n 49, 49, ~
introduced November 1 1s14 nnd ,hr.hns,.
ness CT the MIST wear was 1b,ee tImcs oroat
a. that NJ ,te rrcca,,,nu r.or ~. 49,
anou,, ~ ...t 49,. 800 49,. -. '..
was sISaa sna dnr;r~ no 49,, ,aas sas yuar VA
five c,scs nf less thT,uch tr,ud h,vn ~
Cured,
RI. ,noror ,-ao, ,re,. 80
,rto n,;,,1,c ,.,.o: 49,: a,1n 80" So ~ w. .rs
10 ,nrrcas,, ~ ns.5,1ras. ,,Sna,., 'A .tS,
chc.ncr mi .n,, n,orn nsnc.s !; ~ ,'n-c...1,-
ohsnrs In snn,,s.. th.t sec ,,,,,a.. of,fx.,s ~
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,nor, r., 80. 49,, n ~ S.,,,,,, 1,>., 49,
tLnx. :. ~, a,a ,-a s.a..a, :
-. .s. - ~' nv .NTAs' WV. olAsS 49, :" Every
'""'y @ ~. etAIs' ~ opcsz'''n' Aac iost-
ln a.,aS ss.e n.'a y. sa"u'u es.ao,sa money.
ths 1.nrar .. 80 ~ .o"ass 1sAs 'aloa noas
s,.s.t,."o., "n"ec Fopoia'ioh eaeeeas ."
'.A"o..an.e' 'nete ~ peculiar -ntces~
e'ty 'er having money-oraer oihcc at
caen county seat. Those places are the
ea'.a's " 'ec's respective conuiics, where
aii ine oneia1 anu much or most OF the coal-
1aefe'al business 10 transacted, Every house.
holder has frequent business nt the county ;
scar, either 10 pay his ta1es, attend the
courts, or Boards OF Snpcfrtsors, record
uCcds, Pay OF loan nnncy. bur goods or ku,1
produce, or mail OF receive letters and
papers. The range Of post oills. delivery
nearly alwnys extends s-yc1al miles ruunl
about a-eounty seat. By making th. pos.
otlce at the county seat ,nonsy-usde
Office thc people OF the whuie county will is
a general thinA. I've accommodated.
The system should alsu be extended t. all
thc other :arEc towns in a coup1r-:aau.
exceeding say 1905 Inhabitants, and mor,
especially It they are located on thr lin. oc
4 railroad like or narfushla rIror 7-1,o,,
, 1866-12-10

RaSfroa6 Cs1lis1sn-stx Pe1sese Iutared-
fT1t1rEGH. NcenhrT s--festeraay evening
Pent eyavania Railroad. coilided win special
rrAsp, tho Board OF DiFetox1 Of The Fenn-
s*lraniA Rall1oad. one mile above Eal9oual. sig
1.ons uese ba7,y tpirred-two Ars not eIpec'cd
In iiYr. -
, 1866-12-10
The Annexation 4Df Cnnada nnd tlae
Ffovfnee#The Report uf 1IE. Taylor
md the Hill OF General ssaulfs.
lCot1espondc1ceo Of Boston Daily AJyeufser.l


leoaespo"dcteeo OF Boeton Daily Adyeniser.l
| WAsHiss1oy, July ., 1856.
Ihe name Of General Banks has become
| tnWArrantabiy connected with one OF the
! most Important measures brought before the
country at the present session Of Congress,
and the other British North American Pm.
vinces to the United States. Whether The
| project be wise or unwfse, General Uank4 Il
IN no wisc responsible for 1t, as I proceed 10
show By brief statement.
! IN the cidsinE days Of March there was In
lFoalced INTO tho House long resolution
Calling ou the Secretary OF the Treasury for
| abatement Of lhe trade In the British,
Provinces In 1e54 and ls65, respectively,
"toeether With such Information as
III correctly estimating the trade RESOURCES
of said Provinces, and their relations to the
trade and productions Of the United States"
The direct object Of this inquiry was to
bring out matter bearing upon the Recipro-
city Treaty question; tho Indirect object
was to give some official form to the yarU,
| and chaotic ideas atuat regarding the anper-
alton Of the Provinces.
The reply TO this resolution was laid be.
fo1t tic House a month ago. The sccsetary's
letter L. reEy hrieE, but it cncloees docu.
I ment preEared, under his direction, BY Mr..
lanes "; Taylor, special agent Of the
t'tes- "The closing pages OF this paper"
says the Secretary, 'centaias some views
/ upon the political relations Of the United
States aud British Amesica, upon which 1
an not prepared to express M opinion at
this time, but to which Invite the atten-
tion Of the House Of fRepresentAtfves.n
This document Is one Of considerable
length, and vas evidently prepared with
ninch care. It opens with general state
ment Of the aggregate Of trade with British
Anlertca, and follows with detailed sum-
E.x .tsS- &
Ganada,- New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, the
Winnipeg country, Athabasca district, Brit
ish Columbia, and ,Vancouyer's Island. This
detailed summary embraces figures show
ing the amount oi exports and imports for O.
ports Ia 1854 and 1865 thevalue Of the pro-
ducts OF Canadian mines, dsher1es, forests,
animals, agriculture manufacture, &c. i; the
value Of leading articles imported in 1851
aud lst5, and the general operation Of the
Cana dian tariff Is we'll Is some account Of
the climate, soil, productions, aud natural
features and resources Of Central and West
ern British America, and brief history Of
the exploration a1d settlement Of the vast
section lying between Canada and the Pacific
Ocean.
Fsom this review, says Nr. Taylor In con.
clnd5ug the first branch of his report:
.of tho te4auona Of tho United etaics aud
british America, IT Is evident tnai both conmaai-
J. An ocean navigation iroEa tho Gun or St. Law-
reEes 70 Lakes Superior and Michigan; and. !:
;si*.a & q Xsw B5usswIet, Name I'D csn. N .as, d.
nc nI., n o. Like ths wheat
~ ~ xai;e4 nd the gold dhtacts ot BRUSH Co.
The present sit nation of these tvo ,rsa+
inteIee,s Is then briefly considered:
ktsseste1n sue as1euhy :res tSs ss'e soaaon az.
, 1866-12-10

tteAmeF Explosion aad Lsna OF Life.
EAL1lEonF. December a--Ihe steamer kelAo,
o. the line ortEeeu RA1tfrnote and Horfol&> -x-
Eludcd ter boiler t&tt night, o1 Wolt Ttap tlgat,
three pcrtons ~ese killed and = number seaIde4l,
ard th4t ihe yceee1 wAt sunk.
, 1866-12-10

WaFk At the PenusTtVnniR Ceai vstaet.
NV ToEK, December a-Ihe Phfladeiphts
HofM A0esrccn tays uf the coal trade: The ron
nAIe thla week fron SehuJlkln mdtcates = pretty
general sufpension Of mining opefs,foua In that
rrcion, md the quantity hereafter reara alnx
Port Rachmond beIure The reopentuQ Of .he
tI1de, will IL III pruesnllisy b ughst. Tue L.
high ststpn Is al4o seDulEx vrlJ Mtle coal Ia
, 1866-12-10

L1rKKFo3L, Decfmnefa 8
tnTTox-f1rn rfddltpg uplands at fAd.
BIKAne1E{Ts-tnfh&Ked
L0s16x, December a-Saoa
Coneols1te3H Tor mouey ecds, Il; Erie, ssk Ill,
Los Ctk nal IN.
, 1866-12-10

End OF the Prfnters' StriAe In Milwaukee
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago 1tibune.1
NnwAEKtE, December 8.
The printers st1ke ended to-uay. the publish
e1s aceeding 10 the de,uands OF The strftcr1.
, 1866-12-10

specie shtpmeuts. ..
and City Of Boftou to-day took $50 uoo Ia specie
, 1866-12-10

AtHu4H1H &nd INC EFn4t11II10n0I AM1cnd-
mcnt.
MoS7oonkET: Ala. December s.-rhe t;ore7-
noE, upon The adjournment Of The LEGISLATURE, "a,
eomplineried by the nembers- He epoka Of
their rejection OF lhe Con tiiutional Amendme enr
II cir acffc1I -'
, 1866-12-10

PLY Together. Thr surroundings, however, would
not IL diats mach happiness. Il Is probable, on
The contrary, That onfy sqna11d misery surrounded
the rrpr efsAptbpsit{e6.
, 1866-12-10
Y-L- N1St-A


TicHHoHp. December E-Joho Mitchell has
to!Eed an editorial coancction with the D.<pctea
, 1866-12-10

soId and Silver Discovered In Granex,-A
COUnEv.

CounEy-
The Hancock -Aess1ger of the 18th ssTs
IL Will be remembered that wa announced
IN brief paragraph short tune since. fhe
T. Of Camp Anderson. N'e can now saw CON.
ndent1y that the assertion WIS not p:cna-
sMe- visit to the locality and co1yeraa-
tion with the Intelligent Investigators have
Developed The following facts:
Mr. John HcGavock, On whose land the
otssoEe!7es have been made, In digging q
well IN his yATn, when some twenty feet he
!oW the surface, passed through 4 stratum OF
taleose slate. inierposed With Jumps and lay
ets Of fquaEtz and the beautiful coubInation
OF iron md sulpheE, known - iron pyritrX
(soF}. which has SO often from tts cfost -.
senblanee to the more precious ore. jeeeivr.f
INTO iallscious hopes The unskified po:d
hunter An essay Of specimens It Ph7.Hn''
pbia developed large per cent orthe era- rra-
eious metals tnsermfxed with huubler com.
pounos oi the mass. This result az ths ees.[
sGn Was tso-!d per on of god, besides sSS Il
- 1ns,! Rs1 tan OF silver and other pecioua
Ihe farm has been purchased bv A con,-
gny o. gentlemen OF experience, Eom Pbi1a-
ue!Palas VINO ate opening miniuF shan n
fo.ne S.4s az distance from the original we'll They
a. ~. III yet feaeaed any considerable depth.
n ~ ney aase been doing the work indiyidne
al!J, for the sake of thorough investigated,
ooI laey nave, nevertheless. taken oui some
.sa;sfes, se Gsosae!e Specimens, and 40 50 fas
e1eesen u e sos ssopiS@R!st Si9aP the
expensive scale For miles around thn
arc plainly risihle-thc various stIst. M
ssG;n',hg s;D r. IN u thei. aPheavh every imagiuahis
si"ea tie Iazched. ereerhh, sterile EN- M
oilng formation which out~crops so often ia
that region, and which every one rhn h..
passed through II will remember. '''
Twenty-Five fcns Of r,rnn,, r,5.-, y,
, 1866-12-10

OIL Akcce1T1nE House Blown Up-En-
G1ne Aoase BRrned-One Nan In.
stantlJ h1l1rd-F1ve Others Severely
Injured.
, 1866-12-10

So"a AHsuiiAA4ys ma 10 4aFt lo1I the conf.
dcuce-n he ever possessed it-of his former
employers. The simple fact that he waa
seen great many times last summer in the
vicinity OF French brandy, is proof positive
that he has changed his dict since he LEFT the
United States. because before his departure
be dintd at restaurants that sold npthiu1- but
:" Bourbon and "Chestnut Grove"
nREcKISR1DGE.
John c. BIcckinr4dge was here during tho
summer, but understand be has been rus.
tlcattnE Mt Versailles for several wceks.
While here, bis wardrobe Wa in frst-zate
condition: and did not give ont the least
assistance. Nearly every 'sextre'' Ia Paris i.
ssid to be In comfortable circumstances,
lbeS have, in some measure, 4 society Of
their own, Into which all Who Wcrr
given TO the bad habit OF wearing
vray Clothes couple Of ycars ego, can
be admitted without much fosma11t5.
GW1N.
Duke Gwiu LEFT here for the United States
Last month. Rumor credits him with having
rocketcd handsome sum when the Sonora
colonization scheme collapsed; however that
rcnsivc family here iRErand style. aud Is In
the h&bit Of wearing clothing quite Is fine
Is that worn by his friend the Emperor OF
France.
NAPOLEON AND Els pulNY.
AprfPot Of the Emperor: They have .
AA444y 9k1st 4ulGA E4lCu1AA30H AUOQL MIN.
to the effect that he frequently shows him.
self to the Patisfans By proxy; in other
words, that an n1ite1ate laboser Is occas!ou-
ally taken into the Tuilicries or ST. Cloud.
and, after being put through the necessary
ordeal Of drcss.ug up IN ono Of his Majesty's
sutts, u placed on horseback or IN caz.
tiagc, and trotted out for public admiration.
The resemblance between the Emperor and
the dummy is said to be perfect, and tho de-
ccrtion only 10 be detected when the
dummy violates the strict orders that have
been given him, not 70 open his mouth on
any account. l am not disposed 10 vnuch
for The truth Of thir ya1n- but give It to you
precisely at 1t Is cont1dentially told and
laughed over In the cafes and other pisces Of
public resort Ono thing il certain, how
ever, that the Emperor was mnch indIs-
pofed during the summcr-1o much 20 that
in August he was considered nearly As cood
as dead, and received from his religious I'd
wiser extreme unction, which Is seldom
given until this candle alckers eeI,,
dim1y In the socket: Two days after tbs
ceremony, ho OF the dummy rode for several
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The splendid and fast Steamships
PPi!.sa.ss:::. S.gs .r' xsV%sf sSs%ES .%s
u6nwill until further notice run % fol.
lows,
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, every wednes.
day and Saturday. at o'clock p. H. and leave Pier
3s East River. foot Of Market ST., New York, every
Wednesday and Saturday, at4 O'Clock p. NJ.
These vessels are fitted up with nne sccommoda
lions for passengers, making this the most speedy
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
Now York and Maine.
Passage, in state Room, $500. Cabin passage.
$500 Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Montreal,
Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport and 81.
John.
shippers are requested send their Freight 10 the
stssners as carly as 3P. 81 on the day that they
leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
EMERY & Fox, Browns Wharf. Portland.
II. d. CROMWELL 4 COMO. s6 West Street, Now
York.
Portland. May %. 1865 ~
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Strange, BWf True.

livery young lsiy and gentleman In the United
States can hear something very much b. their Adysn
"a ,e nv return mail l,s eAlrg,I by addressing the
undersigned. Those having fears Of being humhug-
Eed will oblige by not noticing th. card All others
VIII please address their ohcdient servant,
THOS. y. CHAPMAN,
iy' 81 broadway, New York.
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ITCH ITCH, ITCHl
SCRATCH, SCRATCH, SCRATCH
WHEAT0NS OINTMENT

WILL CIRE THE liCH IN u HUukN.
Also, cure. SALT RItSVN ULCERS nILBLhtNS
aud ali ERUPTtoNS OF TuE SKIN. frice 5oceuts.
fOr sale by all druggists.
Ry seRding 60 cents to whEkS A POTTER, Sole
Agents, 40 Washington street. Boston u will he for
warded by nail free Of postage, to any part or the
United States.
Nat VA
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FreedOns Notice.

r U.,ehv xiv, IN nv son Joel waidron, aud to my
daughter, Martha j. Wallron, their time to act and
trade Tor themselves as shall elaim none OF theli
earnings nor pay any debts ni their e'
this date. EREDEklCh hALDho.N.
Witness. A. J. MILLKEN.
Acton, Me March -. 1855. 'Jwis
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porrv,s Moth and Frocklo Lotion.

tl- Chla..., ~ M,ahp,ch (aiso cae, LversIotl AMI
Ietigo fryk oeu very annoying, particularly To
TALES II lght complexion tor the dculTd ss show more
PLAINLY On the tcs Il hole than 81 hrinette hut they
greatly mar the .auy e either AMI any PREPARATION that
will cctualy uen Vithost IJsriHg hs trfsIs or
color Of s skis, Is CERTAINLY d.sslrstnn pr H. T. PEs-
m, Who has made diseases oi the skin speciality has dis
covered remey &c tes, diSsAocaon which Is at once
prompt, intlllh. AMI harmless
PryISro oy by H. Z, PERRY, prma,losla, No ~ B'"i
street New yOrk and m sale ~ all druggists Price 3. r'r
b,silc. Call t0r
PEIlIiYS NTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
sal ny al druggists In Bsttr S'cp ad elsewhere y'o