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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-29

Dry GOoDs.-Business is dull, but the
worst has been reached, and there are
more buyers of goods at the reduced
prices asked, thus arresting the downward
tendency in some measure. Brown shirt
ings and sheetings have improved in de-
mand, and standard sheetings are a trifle
higher. Blcached goods are also better,
the great previous reduction having drawn
ont buyers. Drills are in limited demand.
Canton nanncls are quiet. Stripes and
ticks are moving a little. Denims are in
moderate request. Prints, however, are
only active for the most desirable styles,
and prices are firmer. Dclaines are in fair
activity, and desirable makes are ready
sale. Coburgs are inactive but firm.
BrOadcloths are more brisk at the recent
decline in price. Cassimeres are very
active. Heavy and dark desirable quail
ties and styles alone are wanted. Satinets
are very dull. Flannels are very slow of
sale. Blankets are dull and heavy. Fo-
reign goods are very inactive. The i'm
portations are very few, but old stocks are
large. No activity is expected till the
middle of January, when spring goods will
be offered, Of which there is good sup
ply. Silks and French, German, and
English dress goods can at present be
bought to great advantage. The fall in
gold will affect prices tavorably to buy
ers.-Nelo Torh; Independent, December q.
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The MARYLAND I,epIglaIure,

BALTIMORE, December 27.-The Legislature
of this State meets on Wednesday next. 1t is
understood that an effort will be made to de-
clare the last election for Mayor and City
Council illegal and void, the said elections
having been held under the registration lists
of 1855, TO the exclusion OF those voters regis
tered last fall. 1t is expected that bill will
be introduced looking to the declaration of a
general amnesty TO all who were DISTINGUISHED
under the provisions of the State Constitution
for having sympathized with or participated
in the rebellion. The Legislature will I'M
doubtedly reject the constitutional amend
ment, but it is thought will vote for the admis-
sion of negro testimony. The election OF
United states Senator is 10 be the engrossing
topic of the session. 1t is to fill Senator
Creswelrs seat, whose term expires March 4.
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New ORLEANS, December H.-The con-
greSSional excursion party from Washing
ton arrived here tonight, and were re-
ceived and escorted by large body of ex-
Confederates to their apartments at the St.
Louis Hotel.
The Chicago Times states that during
the week ending December q there was
not single application for divorce before
any of the courts in that city, and records
the fact as one Of the most remarkable
things in the history of Chicago.
Bennett has abandoned the advocacy of
the policy OF territorializing the South.
He now favors letting them alone. 1t is a
disgrace to the city Of New York that so
unprincipled a Journal should be sustained
there.
1t is stated that member Of the Ten
nessee Legislature who is not satisfied
with his pay has added trifle to his in
come by becoming waiter in Nashville
restaurant.
A gentleman in this city who has read
all the Mexican dispatches for the last
three months g. is lying very i'll at his
lodgings. His landlady says he is sight
to behold.-TrQcey.
A contemporary suggests that suicides
can save expense of cord or dagger by
going to Missouri, where they will be killed
gratis.
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Attempt To Defraud "a Life Insurance
GOmpany.

SsINClNNATI, December 27.-Considcra-
BILE excitement existed at Lebanon, Ohio,
yesterday, occaSioned by an attempted
conspiracy to defraud life insurance COM
pany. A man named McFadden arrived at
the house OF Frank Richardson, near Leba-
non, on the night of the Path instant, and it
was given ont the next day that he had
died of cholera. A coffin, supposed TO
contain the remains, was sent to Eaton,
Ohio, and inferred ut midnight. Suspi-
cions of foul play being aroused, officers
were sent from Lebanon, who examined the
grave, and found the coffin to contain
broom-corn seed. McFadden's where
abouts are not known. DR.. Richardson
is agent for a life insurance company at
Eaton. Frank Richardson and b. NJ. Bat
chelder are the parties interested. They
have been arrested.
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A hostonian Keats his Mothers Brains
oat-TWo Boston Families Mutually
ScAid and Sc0ld Each Other.
Special dispatch to the Wori'

BoSToN, December 26.-Simon Donohuc
was arrested last night for murderous
assault on his mother-if-law, Mary Dono-
hue. aged seyenty-fve years. He went 10
her house, in Ontario street, dragged her
out of bed, and beat and jumped upon her,
breaking her leg and injuring her so badly
that she is not expected TO live. Her hus-
band, aged eighty, who tried to protect
her, was knocked senseleSs with stick OF
wood. The prisoner was brought up in
the Municipal Court, and fully committed
10 Jail to await the result of the woman's
injuries.
Two families in North street amused
themselves last night by throwing scalding
water at each other. Several were burned,
one, Sarah McCarty, badly.
Two parties, man and woman, were ar
rested, and this afternoon Judge Chamber
lain held them for trial at the higher court
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DRY GOODS, &c.
OOK AT THIS!

OOK AT TIL 8!
am selling at No. 3o5 Broad street, second storc
from Third, my large and elegant assortment Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS WITHOUT REGARD
TO COST;
other goods at greatly reduced prices Ladies' In
want OF
DRESS GOODS
are requested to call and examine the stock oefors
purchasing elsewhere, As am anxious
TO sell, and determined TO please,
If possible, al who may
favor me with call.
de2q-ly WILLIAM J. STEPHENS.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT
ID JACOB EZERIEL'S, Il MAIN STREET.-THE
has inst received the following articles III greatly
'''f BLEsCaKD CoTToNs at l2ic., worth lsc.;
URBLEACHED COTTON, yard wide, AZ loac.;
CANTON PLANNBLs, good quality, NC;
PILLOW. CASE COTTON, fun width, aoe.,
BEAUTIFUL BALMoRAL SKIRTS, $50. all
PAsTC0L0g CALICos. lsc., good quality;
PLAID POPLLGS, all eolors, 80 To 3Sci
HICKORY SHIFTING, lsc., worth g5c.;
BED TICKING, lsc., worth 2aic.;
WHITE DAMaSK, for table cloths, Isc., one
and three quarter yards vide
LADIES SUBIAS, all colors, sOe.;
REAL LACE COLLARS al zoe 6e; and VI
CAMBRIC EDGISGS and lNSERriAGS nj Toe.
and upwards;
besides many articles too numerous 70 mention.
EZEKIRLS CHEAP STORE,
des IL Main street.
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The Indian Massacre at the West.

FoRT LARAMIE, December 27.-The troops at
Fort Phil Kearney are almost besieged by the
Indians, and have been so for weeks past. On
the %, number of Indians came near the
fort, and were pursued by Lieutenant-Colonel
Fetterman, Captain Brown, and Lieutenant
Grammond, of the Eighteenth infantry, with
fourteen men of company @, Second cavalry,
and forty-five of the Eighteenth infantry.
The Indians drew them on four miles from the
fort, and then slaughtered every man. The
bodies were stripped of clothing and scalped
and otherwise mutilated. Thirty bodies were
found in a space not larger than good sized
room. Nearly all the bodies were recovered,
and buried in the fort.
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CONSPIRACY To ASSAsSINATE DR.. EARLY.
The following singular account of con-
spiTacy to take the life Of DR.. Orwell K.
Early, son of Bishop Early, is published as
a telegraphic dispatch in the New York
World. DR.. Early was one of the surgeons
at Camp Lee during the war. 1t is mys-
terious affair:
"MEMPHIs, December 2l.-An alleged
conspiracy against citizens life here has
inst been unearthed, which attracts no lit
tie attention. DR.. 0. X. Early, a returned
Confederate soldier, had his old house sold
for delinquent taxes. The buyer was DR..
p. ID. Beecher. Some controversy has oc-
Cured between the men as to possession,
but Early made no attempt 20 regain. From
the affidavit Of w. III. Richard, recently
signed, il would seem that Beecher was
prone to take an unusual method to CON-
firm his title. Richard Swears that
"On or about the 10th of August, 1865,
DR.. z. ID. Bcccher prol n ed TO give him the
sum OF three hundred dollars or a span OF
mules, together with such interest as he
held in any piece Of property purchased
by him al the United States direct tax
sales in the city Of Memphis, for the pur-
rose of bringing DR.. o. X. Early upon the
lot upon which he resided, think AZ
Avery street, in South Memphis, for the
purpose Of disposing OF him, or, as he said,
of getting him out Of the way ne at the
same time telling me that ne had pur-
chased this property upon which he re-
sided at the United States sales, and that
it belonged to DR.. Early, and ne wished to
get DR.. Early out of his way to get the
title to the property. Upon several oc-
casions subsequent TO this conversation
he has talked with mo upon this subject,
desiring me to accomplish his object in
getting Dr.. Early upon the place for the
purpose of his assassination, or, as ne (Dr.
Beecherl said, getting him ont OF the
way / have communicated these facts TO
Dr.Early for him to be on his guard, and
ts.e such steps as may be necessary for
his own protection"
Upon this information Beecher has been
committed TO jail, but has been since
bailed out in $4,000 on charge Of en-
deavoring 10 compass the assassination of
DR.. Early. Richard IS not yet in custody.
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From Nexico-Circular from Macmillan.

New York, December 27.-Mcxican dates OF
the 2lst are received. The Emperor, in
circular, says he accepted the throne, being
assured that such was the national will
Civil war, he says, nevertheless continued,
and compelled him to incur great expenses
Subsequently the Emperor Napoleon an
nounced that he would withdraw his aid.
He had then advanced, but was compelled TO
withdraw and abandon several cities already
occupied. This encouraged the Liberals In
their efforts to overthrow his government.
Then came the action of the United States to-
wards securing a republican form of govern
ment. Allusion is made to manifestos on
the subject Of a National Congress previously.
The Emperor had arrived at Puebla, and re-
ceived an address from the Ministers OF Fo.
reign Affairs and Marine
Napoleon had given explicit orders 10 Ba-
zaine TO cooperate with Macmillan in the
interests of peace and order. The Liberals
were active in OaXaca. San Luis Potosi and
Malher had certainly been evacuated by the
Imperialsts Guerillas abounded.
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Shooting i'm an TI.fame House.

PHILADELPHIA, December 21.-About
midnight young man named Patterson
attempted to shoot his sister in house Of
i'll fame at Pine and Juniper streets. She
had been leading the life Of courteSan
for some time past. Her brother had made
several previous attempts to reclaim her,
but without success. Making a final at
tempt last night, and failing, he drew piS-
to- and discharged it at her, the charge
ia Sing effect in her head, arms, and breast,
inlicting severe but not dangerous
wounds. Patterson resides with his ia
mily, who are respectable. He was ar
rested.
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Coal TRADE OF GREAT BRITAIN.

GOAL TRADE OF NNEAT BEITAIN.-Ihe
total quantity Of coal raised in Great Bri'
tain in 1865 was about 98,000,000 tons; Of
this there were exported 100000 tons
leaving for home consumption SS,S00,OOC
tons. 1t is estimated that for domestic
purposes each inhabitant consumes tor
Of coal; and the population of Great Bri'
tain may be taken in round numbers al
24,OO0,000 For all purposes Of iron ma.
nufacture, 1000, 900 tons ; for gas-making
10, 500, 900 tons for textile fabrics, 5000,
600 tons; for all other purposes, 81 100000
tons. Total, S8,S00,00O tons. The price
of coal in Great Britain has nearly doubled
within the last fourteen years.
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Arrest of IA Murderer.

son has been arrested at WiliiamSport,
Md, charged with killing Clinton Rench,
of that place, in the spring of 1861. The
difficulty grew out Of politics. Rench,
being an ardent sympathizer with the
South, was ordered out OF town by the
Unionists, and in disturbance which fol-
lowed, was shot dead. GlosSon was a
UnioniSt, served in the army during the
war, and since its close has been living at
Williamsport. He has been released on
bail
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YoaK, December 2s-Flour-Fine bet
ter. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn dull. Pork
firm Cotton, 33G33h. Gold, 32a. Stock mar
ket strong. Money, T. cent.
New York, December 2s.-Cotton firm
sales Of ., 500 bales uplands, 33hc.; Orleans,
3ihc Flour advanced 59lOc. State, IS. COG
sl2I Ohio, Sill loGil3 GO western, IS. 5O6
sl3 so; southern brands rather more active
and frmer; sales, 1900 barrels; mixed to
good, sIl .loGsl3 80 fancy and extra, $l3. 409
Sl7. Wheat firm sales, 90 900 bushels No. /
Chicago spring, S2.5Od$3; No. . Milwaukee,
g. 40. Corn heavy and declining sales, 81,
900 bushels mixed western, SLIP new yell
low and white southern. $40 Oats dull and
dropping. Provisions heavy. Whisky quiet
and nominal. Groceries quiet and steady.
Naval stores heavy. Turpentine, G6aG6sh.
Rosin, $4.S7a689.
At the last board stocks were steady. Mo-
.ney easy at per cent. Gold, 1885,. Govern
ment securities were strong, owing TO the rise
in gold 5-20's, 'G2, coupon, lO5k4lC5h a.
coupon, lO44lO4h new issue, l07al07b
1905, 1O+H.
Money for call loans 7, but there are some
exceptions ut per cent. The Government
disbursements At thi. point in January will
be unusually heavy, owing 70 the payment OF
semi annual dividends on 80 notes. There
is n large short interest still uncovered, which
tends to strengthen and sustain the market
Foreign exchange moro active and firmer
prime bankers bills quoted Al lO9%GlO9a.
BALTIMORE MARKETS
BALTIMORE, December 2S.-Flour quiet higf
grades firm. Wheat very scarce; red, SO $50
| IS 20. Corn steady. Seeds inactive; clover
SIS j. Provisions dull and dropping Coffee
quiet Rio, l76lSc. Whisky heavy; western
S2. 23G$2 %; Pennsylvania, S2.l5GS2.2o.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, December 2s.-Fiour firm ant
higher; lower grades, to.2;6S9.5o; higher
grades, $l36$l3.75. Wheat dull; spring, 81
| fall, =. 6j. Corn declined mixed, 7Sc. Pork
$50 Whisky, 50 %. Hogs, 5HG6Ac.
| VIEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
| New ORLEANS, December 2S.-Cotton &C
, tive sales, 900 bales low mddling, 29d3oc.
middling, Sic. Sugar in good demand; fair
| 9Mc. Molasses, fair, 6Oc Tobacco in fair de
| inand but firm; common leaf, 6kd7H. Flour
duh and lower supcrfine, SlO.S7h. Corn
81 .656SllO. Oats, 774Soc. Pork duh; mess
s22. Bacon-Shouldcrs and ribs, l2kc.; clear
l5Hc. Sterling exchange, 1929; York sight
| y discount. Gold, S2H.
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Fenian Excitement i'm Ireland.

NEW YORK, December 2S.-The HeratdS Ire
land correspondence, dated December l6lh,
goes to show that the Fenian revolution eX'
element remains at feyerh heat. Sixteen
British war vessels are in and of Q ueenstown
harbor, and the loyal and wealthy inhae''an
are docking TO the garrisoned towns Tor sdety'
Stevens is thought TO be in the south OF Ire
land, and rising would take place simulta-
neously in the counties of Cork, Limerick,
weatherford, and Kilkenny.
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OUR CLAIMS AGAINST ENGLAND.-The
Government is said to be in possession OF
advices which are regarded as entirely
with reference to the claims OF
this country against England for depreda-
tons committed by the Confederate pr.
vateers. These claims, there is every
to believe, will be fully recognized
by the British Cabinet, while our own
Cabinet will in turn recognize those OF
England against this country Herald.
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n x,,haraving nom TIE concern Of Fshery, n.
mora 4 Co. return my sincere thanks % my
friends for the patronage extended 10 Us, and re-
nns.t sontinuanee OF the same to my late part.
Sssrs' MsssIs. THOMAS fAHERry and THOMAS
NcLAuCHLAN. -...-... !,
IA 9T-Slf WILLIAM y. bfxUNo.
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Tia remaining pAYtnsrs VIII eentinns oe brsi,
ness OF BLAcKsAiTHiS0 and byILkk,. nAssv
81 their old stand, No. seS r.ovs IA
and faithful attention. 1&s~e
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Prisoners Recaptured-Freetim
Killed.

CHARLESTON, December pa freed
man known as Horace Greeley, and who
made his escape from prison several weeks
since, wasrecaptured last night. He stands
charged with the murder of a son of Mr.
Rhett last summer. We have reports to-
day of the killing of two freedmen. One
is said TO have been murdered by some
soldiers connected with the Sixth in
fautry,
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REMOVAL TO RICHMOND.-MeSsrs. Gilman
& Mallory were engaged yesterday in mo.
wing all the machinery and fixtures from
the factory on Second street, preparatory
to their removal to Richmond, where they
propose in future TO carry on their exten-
sive manufacturing operations. Inability
to procure a suitable house in Petersburg
for their business has induced their deter
mination to change their locality.--PetcrS.
J,yg I1.der, 2Sth.
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nISSOLUTION.-T concern OF IA.
Nv The vithdsawsl Of WILL Az =. slAOHS.-
All parties having bills against said concern VIII
phase prss en-. them for Day msnt ~ the i OF Jaon
airy, 1857 and all p4rtiss indebted 70 NE oooss'n
40 req 's'''d % p.lif I RilsFai snosss co.
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Frauds upon the Revenue.

New YORK, December 2S.-The frauds upon
the revenue are not confined TO the whisky
distilleries. II is known that some OF our
largest silk and lace importers have perpe-
trated large frauds upon the Government by
undervalued invoices, &c. One house alone
last week was compelled to pay $4,000 in gold
for attempting to eyade the law.
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In Withdrawing from the concern OF 3, 9; TAB.
friends for the very liberal patronage sxisudsd 20
the above 6rm, Ard requests eonttnsrnsn Oh 'hs
same 10 my late partner ~. rAsn,IL. ,sus
no 7a-1 JAN 81 ". 1tL1IA1-.
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ST. LOUIS, december 26.-The Conser-
vatiyes report that President johnson de-
clines to interfere in Missouri affairs on the
ground that each State should be left free
TO preserve peace, and that no inter.
ference will be tolerated unless the United
States laws are violated or the State calls
for help.
This is the supposed ground for General
Grants order Withdrawing the troops from
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Bosrox, December 2S.--Messrs. Harvey d.
Parker, William Bingham, and George Young,
propretors of the three principal hotels here,
were yesterday fined fifty dollars and sem
fenced TO three months Imprisonment in the
house of correction for violating the liquor
law. They took an appeal, and gave bail 10
appear. ... ..
A northeast ram-storm has prevailed all
day-no serious damage reported.
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NIprine Accident.

New YoRK. December %. 1.-The sound steamer
Commodore has gone ashore mile north of
Hortcn Point, and now lies high out of the
water and is breaking up. Three boat.loads
OF her passengers have been landed.
While the passengers were escaping from
the vessel it took fire, but the flames were ex-
tinguished.
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PHILADELPHIA, December 27.-The cot.
ton and WOODEN manufacturers of this city
and vicinity will hold a meeting on Satur-
day next, at the Board of Trade rooms, to
consider the necessary action for urging
the abolition of the five per cent. internal
revenue tax on manufactures.
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DIsTLLERs, LOOK oUT.-Special orders
have been sent to collectors of internal
revenue to make personal examination of
every dstillery in their districts, and sum-
marily close all those that are not scrupu-
lousy complying with the requirements of
the internal revenue law.-WdShingt0n
Chronicle,
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Execution.

FREDERIcxsBuKe, Va. December 2s.-John
q. Robinson was hung to-day OF Stafford
Courthouse for the murder Of the Limerick
family. He confessed the deed. a a3
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New YORK, December 2S.-A fresh wind
from the southwest has prevailed since last
evening, causing very low water in our rivers
and making ferry navigation very difficult.
The steamer Australian, with three days
later news from Europe, is aground in the bay.
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Talk OF ABoLIsHING THE SUPREME
CouRr. Radical talk abont the Su.-
preme Court is becoming significant SIEVE.
raj extreme men declared to-day that biI !
would certainly he introduced to remodel
or abolish it.--Nao York World.
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yIcKsDuRG, December 27.-The steamer Fa-
shion, running between here and New Or
leans, was burnt this evening about twelve
miles above Baton Rouge. Twenty lives were
lost hut the names are not yet ascertained.
Her cargo of $500 bales of cotton was lost
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Another lFeninn Convicted.

QUEBEC, December 2s.-Michael Crowley, a
British subject, found guilty IT Sweetsburg,
has been sentenced TO be hung on the 18th Of
February, with the others already convicted.
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Poisoning Case.

RIpoS, WIS, December 2S.-The family Of
Frank Culver, near here, was poisoned Christ
mas by strychnine, put in their tea. A dis
charged Italian servant is suspected.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A GRAND BALL WILL BE on
N GIVEN AT MONTGOMERY HALL, n
Wall street, on TUESDAY NIGHT, Januaryf8R
lat, for the benefit OF Michael 0Keefee. S.>A
MANAGERS.
PATRICK LFALY, GEORGE CALLAN,
MICHAEL OCONNoR, T. II. NAUGHFoN.
Admission, for gentleman and ladies, 81.
de 29-ltk
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General Sherman En- Route "a ST.
Louis.

CAIRO, December 27.-General Shcr.
man and his secretary passed here to-day,
the former en- route to st. Louis, the latter
10 Philadelphia.
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Arrival a Steamer.

| PORTLAND, December 2S.--The steamer Nova
Scotia, from Liverpool on the 18th, is signailed
/ Her news is anticipated.
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HenYy Fire.

ST. LOFTS, December 2s.-Twenty-two build
ings were destroyed by FIRE at Warrepsburg
Mo. The loss is S20o, 900.
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Dramatic intelligence: The peanut crop
ID q failure this year.