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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-17

''' orar,n Con,tv IN nsils,
n Y. State Welsh tnDs, strictly line. 42dh
NY. State Welsh tubs fair 10 good. 3J6to
N Y. State frkins, coon 10 fine. -.. +OdiS
N Y. State frkin tubs good to fine iyd46
Coot o., chnice W.s,ern -.-........ JOa3J
Penn, common 10 medium 21dR
Western Reserve, good 10 fine. yellow. NaoJ
We.,e,n Veserve common TO medium. 1880
con,born Ohio . 5000
Mich, Ill., Ind WIS good to fneyel! Jgg8
Mich H. Ind. e. Wis. com. 10 medium -2JaJO
CHEEsr-No particular yariaion has occurred IN
prices but the busnrss has been only ~ moderate ex
tent closing dull. We quote:
State, factory, good to choice. = b.--.lI: DIS
State, fair 10 good. -.-..--......--..-.-lo.@ OH
STATE duiTieA choice. .........-.---..--.l9;0
EDglish dairy Conn ...-...-..--..-.-... ~ 90
English dairy date made). -.............l9 d22
English dairy Oho).. ~ az
Vermont dairy. .......--......-......-: 10 as
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Receipts Of Produce.

JAN. 1880 bbs. Flour COO Dbl. WHISKY. GO
bush Corn ss7 bush. Oats * pkgs. Ashes. 100 pkgs
Oh Cake go pigs. Lard l.5iO pkgs. Butter, ~ pkss
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Hnanrial.
STATE or MAINE.
ExECuTIvR DEPARTMENT, $3.50

Augusta, Dec. u, 1868.
GALE of UNITED STATES LAND SCRIP.-
y Proposal, will be received NJ the fret day Of March ioo
nv Ls xcrency SAMUEL CONY Governor Of Tue state oil
Sn Tor the plrchsso Of LAND SCRIP TO ad State
for the endowment Of College for tbs benefit OF Agriculture
aud Mechanic Ass I'm quantities not less then h.e
acre. T.rns cash IN lawful money At the once oil
ea ur.r Of State OF Maine At Augusta or the snt9k "a
ops Bank Boston in twenty days after notice issued OF ~
&c ptance OF ODER Ths Scrip to be delivered 81 AUGUSTA
Rsh. to reject proposals rsrfvcd. 81
asr. will he directed TO the address OF the Secretary OF
State Auqus Maine and ndored on the outside fIopo'A
for Agricultural College Scrir." ,,.
" .EPHRAIM FLINT, Secretary o! State.
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IEAD-Tbe market for Pig is duIl End nchsneedI
the sales are at go for Gslens, and ~ y. Eot",
German Refined and Spanish. Bar st i2c' 'n' 0H'0'
LIME-Rocklsnd is dull bnt prices * without
material change, We quote q. 81 10 for C'umon' anu
81 for Lump. ,,,..
sales Of l35 hhds. Cubs Nuscovaio on pr""e e'm''
and 66 bbls New Orleans At d IO1fI ~.
NAVAL STORES-Spirts Turpentn' = - s'e enl,,
sales at g7ic. dsl u. Common Rosie ID o~' Ana '''''
OILS-Lnseed Is in fair demand and hrn ~ u .oG
81 a Tor Civ Fish Oils are moderate, ac.fe ano
steady OF o. 20 for Crude Whale ahu s,o, ="
Sperm Lard Oil Is dull but steady NJ " ,,x
PROyISIONS-Thero has been g gcn inquiry iof
Pork TO-DAY but prices have 1uc,uated ne market cos
ING firm AT onr extreme figures. For aiur c.seiy tle
sales are G. $50 bbls New Mess. including 80 Dds SCI
do nj $40 s7i 500 do do OF S3 800 do seller Marcel
AT s2g rs; so do do at same prce; NV ds, ~ go
800 do do, at same price, 800 do last mai oo AT ~
ai; so do, seller March at ss 90 o d. a. Hn
are 6 40 bbs at $50 &?t for Old Mess ~ Oh gu
u, tor New do <22 80 for New Prime ad e.t 80 ios
Prime Mess in jobbiug lots Beef coniinus hfn. WIZ
fair business; sales Of 400 bbls. at Slltsl4 or Od
PLAIN Mess; si6as9 for New do; elm slt Tor O,d
Extra: and s2Oa s24 for New do. TiercoBeei hr'5
held but auiet. Beef Hams are firmly held aud
in fair request the supply Is LEV c ,ng Meats
are firm; sales of Picked Hams Of l70 7ic.; smoked
Bellies packed" at l?lc; Green Hams rom piocs' az
l5ic Bacon held above the views OF slippers anu
have no sales to reports Cumberland Cut worm aovu
l4i0l5c Short Ribbed. Isl elsie, and &C. bd ior .ne
latter for Feb delivery Dressed Hogs are hrmeI We
quote Mt I2i 1910 for Western choice atI3ic anal
at 1874 l3ic LAID is very firm, but tie high prices
asked check business on the spot; we quote 81 It@
LIDO for City and Western. For future delivery III,
Of 600 pkes at lsic. seller Feb. lei ahic do Feb
and March and Isle, do. April. A..
BrITTg-Obly q moderate business was done, the
sales being confined 10 the homo trade entirely, buyers
generally anticipating decline The shlppiLg s.ason
Is virtually over ard scarcely anything has been taken
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TELEGRAM Sentiments,

We published yesterday the messages
Of citation end congratulati"n between tho
President and Mr.. SEw,nn on the ono
hand, and Mr.. Cyrus W. FIELD on the
other: likewise the "lattcr's missives to
the cable directors. They were very
hca"y. They sounded like sentences cut
out of lorg stump speeches. They were
like small pieces Of Il big animal, the
hoofs, horns, and tail and in Mr.. SEwAID's
a bit Of the tallow of a bison! Mr.. FIELDS
was particularly heavy-enough to have
broken the cable itself. We hope he did
not attempt to send upon it one such as
those he sent to the directors. If he did,
then there may be some uneasiness for
the cable.
Mr.. SEwARD is happy on his patent ma
chine called the "irrcprcssible." One
would have thought it too numbering to
get into a telegram; but Mr.. SEWARD, with
the aid of a little grease, worked it in.
lie redcems his thirty, and sixty, and
ninety days notes in this little electric
message to Mr.. FIELD. lie plainly says
that had the telegraph been at work when
he gave them, they never would have been
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Judge Underwood.

We have before us the official report
the great c~lcctionccring volume of Radi'
~calism-put forth by the u~nscrupulou'
Committee on Reconstruction. 1t is due
to Judge UNpERwo"p-and he is 4 mar
who ought 10 have his ducs-to say thai
his testimony WAS properly quoted in thi:
paper a few days since. The Judge de-
clarcS thus: 81 could pack a jury to con,
''vic, him president DAvIsl. l know
every earnest, ardent Union men in Viz.
" ginia.' We said that we did not think
the answer surprising but We doubted
whether the committee were fools enough
to publish it. But the committee did this
foolish thing. They have conferred a favor
ON the country. They have held up be.
fore it this Judge in his true character,
He will never try Mr.. DAVIS.
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4 NIECE OF OLH rR GOLDSMITH IN DIS
rRrss.-CuARLEs GOLDSMITH, a brother "i
OLIVER GoLpsMlru, it will hasrcmcmbcr-
ed. married in the West Indies, and his
third child, II daughter, married a Mr.
JOIN r. HANSON in ls0G, who lost all his
property by the abolition of slavery in ia
ma;ca. and afterwards cmigratcd to hi.
countrv. where lac died. The only son Of
Mrs. Hanson, Rev. john IL. Hanson, oi
the Episcopal Church, a man OF talents aud
\ poet, died in 1858. Mrs. Hanson, VIC
500 from n communication in the New
York X,rold, is in that city, in the eight
ie,h wear of her age, nearly blind, with but
one leg, and enduring the pains OF rhcu-
matte govt. She has an only daughter,
who is weak and feeble, and who dcv"tcs
her whole time TO her invalid mother.
They are in INDECENT circumstances, and
An appcal is made TO the libcral-hcartcd To
contribute for their relief. Certainly,
amidst the wealth of New York, this
remarkable lady will not DC allowed 10
suffer. But is il not Il manifestation al
that P]rovidcntial confusion and mockcry
of men in opulrncc that they are unable,
with all their means, to ahatc the paupcr.
ism and w]rctchcdnc>s which crowds and
pushes up to their very doors
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
cirx ELEcTInN FOR LEGIsLA.

hT CITY ELttliuN EoN
TUgE.-JUDGE CRUMP AND NIX. dlLMER.-
1t is conceded on all hands that thi- ei"choh Is one
uf vast Importance. The laws oil Virginia are III
were condition than ever before. "hal p"t"'"h
~. ,,,,r.,euts of the Alexandria handful, N"
Confederate laws. which haE" h''h P'f""'' ~
.unct.d and tn. tir keriug Of last session, these
laws are in IL condition requiring IN" most JUN
,foy~ LEGISLATION. making ii of h" yast"st iInp"r'
tame. tlAt conc one 'h"uii b" sent 10 represent Us
win, j. not onlr at commanding inhusnc" and
Great ahilty. but who II familiar with me 1""' -
thew arc, ~ they have been, and - they shoHIa b.
feel tina. 10 Mr. GILNIE no l~uitstlc+ when / sh}
that TuHzu CKuNr hIi-a! these requirements. anil
that Nr GILNLN iu.r not. The position 81 III" bar
on tins subject /, we'll known, and should hay" lis
weight with tho r~"tactiuE portion 81 the coTlmnit-
~. among IN" Young A. wri-as The old i"rNrhit~
yfE. although I'M kindly relations with all the tar
and rornIar with them. ! an confident will scarcely
..t Il vote az ou"I among them all. They '!nd ~
s-,pI jn. .upurtsuc. # this mater and Will.
under circumstance. 81 les vital interest, DIZZY
would LIll.y give their youN- friend . Itl., ar" 81
t,r4r. Il mo- u~atu.mou-Iy IN !ar"r ~ JHt~"
Crrgp TIL fu.ara-t- II he >.ttr aII - tie c.'r
are far :nn important t. b.. entrusted t. ju"Npc-
rf.o,..I and uu-kurd h1u,!~ a. this i~ul.ctEt. and
/ intelligent and reilrrt.ug ut.i should +" Glad &"
avail themselves Of the ~yaiuaai" ~,~ryI,e-, The ~
partrn,r mad .]lluaAr. Il -ucL. uvu IT'S Jn'-n
t.rBr. Between ,.c .To ,aGItit'e, ttcre en-
h., 10 ,sugar5~"u III I"tUt O. ability "r mrr''';
. mad to,.. Il will LrtAo p~'rasitv cfh5- "ta!n%~rtJ-
. z,f.. rn~yrIJ .!-r CarNr - Tie Legislature w.Hl
a majority which viii cauy III" wight II "n
fal-rd. CoNFEp
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4 Remarkable Military Order.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT rr TrXA$,i
GALVESTON, Texas, July II, lSCG. ,
G,u,rul Ori,rS No. 22.-lt having been,
represented to the Major-Gcncral com
handing that >olnc Of the persons chosen
at the late election claim to enter without
further authority upon the duties of thri;
office, ii is hereby ordered that command
ing officers of districts, posts, and dctach-
mcntS shall in no way recognize them -
officials, but shall continue 10 support tho
Provisional Government and the officers
appointed under it until such time as that
government shall be discontinued by order
of the President OF the United States.
By command of Maior-Gcucral Wright.
{. II. WnITrLt>EY,
Assistant Acknowledgement.
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THE INTUITION CASE or EMPRESS
CuNpANIrS.-Thc case Of the Adams Is
press Company against the Orange and
Alexandria and the Virginia and Tcuura-
sec railroads for an injunction to prohibit
these roa,l, from carrying express matter
except for the Adams Company, thcreh!
excluding the National Express Company
from the advantage of transportation ~
these roads, was before the United States
District Court, Judge Underwood, sitting
in this place, to-day. The case is being
argued by McSSrS. Wells and Smith, al
Baltimore, for the Adams Express Com
panv, and by Colonel j. i. Baldwin for
the National Express Company. Consider
able interest is manifested in the case.
Before the conclusion of the argument the
court adjourned until Monday.-Atcro"-
hi0 lrr-ctic, 2Hh.
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ITnRrimLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o'clock 81
Friday evening u most shocking murder
was committed in Pi>cataway, Prince
George county, Md, about sixteen milo,
from til, city, the victim being Mr.. Charles
CIculcnlS. who resides on E.lcvcl,th street
east, between & and ID streets. Mr.. &c
mcntS, who i, in partnership with Mr.. j,
II. Murphy 4, butchers, WAS Ill the neigh.
bcrhood Of Piscataway purchasing rtii!r
About shutdown, after having made >ryr.
raj purchases, he stopped at a little >tor,
in the village kept by Il nan nalncd
Harris, where hc purchased 4 watermelon
After cutting il open il was found 1" b,
not ripe, and Mr.. Clements asked the by
in the store II give linn another. II,
boy refused To give another. Mr.. Clement,
said the bargain was if the melon was i"t
good another would he given. Tie bog
denied this, and some words cnSncd, wh"E
the boy drew a pistol and fired at Mr.
Clements. the ball passing through hi
heart, killing lin, instantly. We have moi
heard if the murderer has been arrested
.Natj"pni H. publican.
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FIoUrED.-That "colored gentleman "
TO whom we alluded yesterday that Mr..
.RASDoLrH,, whom the Trbuo. condemned
for being satisfied with President JOIN.
sons hospitality, who came from Louisiana
to beg assistance for a school, wen, 10
Senator SUMNER for countenance and en-.
enlargement, but didn't get it. SUMNER
fouted him. The negro to SUMNER is
merely an animal to DC talked OLA means
OF agitation and disturbance for the graft.
icatlon OF a deep-scatcd hate Of the South.
He never had an idea of equality with him,
and gives him the cold shoulder always.
This colored man RANDOLPH is no doubt q
far better man than SUMNER.
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CHARLESTON, July 29.-The four prison
ers sentenced by a military commission
to be hung, and reprieved by the Prc''-
dent, and whose attempted liberation on 4
writ of ha1eaS corpus occasioned the re-,
cent conflict of authority between tcherai
Sicklcs and the United States District
Court, were quietly removed last night by
a steamer, under guard, from Castle Plnck-
ncy. The military authorities refuse any
information concerning their whereabouts
The impression prevails that they were
sent north out Of the jurisdiction OF the
cDurt.
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SLAVERY N SPAIS.-Thc cohorts Of
abolitionism are now directing their ut
tcntion to Spain. They claim Hal Of thc
press in Spain the large majority is ii
favor of the abolition Oh slavery. Ii TIM
ncgrophilists do turn their machinery upon
Spain in earnest, we advise her to cave il
and set the African free for they will up.
set the world and make Il general wreck
of nations but what they will succeed.
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| nrotsstedl The telegraph Is, indeed, .
greater wonder than tho world could pos
sibly have imagined.

WELL AND Truly SAlD.-Thc Balti-
more San declares that ait is not saying
too much TO assert that no fair-mimded
man in the nation ut this day believes that
either Davis or Clay had the rcm"tcs
agency or knowledge of the assassination
of Mr.. Lincoln, and that it is un"orth!
the lowest elcctionccring tricks to try tc
keep alive so foul a charge upon such ut
tcrly irrelevant, ~inconclusive, and u~njustlS
colored statements as stamp the report o
the committee as a disgrace to the justice
of the nation"
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\ CALENDAR OF DATES roR TIE CnEiS-
TlAS ERA, combining the Julian ana Gre
gorian modes Of reckoning time. This ta-
Bile, invented by Mr.. JAMES ErMLaY, "i
Beaufort, y. c., and published hy Mr.. :.
d. Pool, Gold>boro', ". c., las been kindly
sent Us by the publisher. 1t displays Il
good deal OF ingenuity.
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DENTAL CONVENTION. The American
Dental Association will meet in Boston to-
day (3lst). This body iscomposed of emf
nent dentists from all parts of the United
States. They will hold . four-days' SEES
sion, and interesting papers and essays will
be read, clinical operations performed, and
business of practical interest to the pro-
fcsSion transacted,
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HEARTS CONTENT, July 2g.-Thc steam
ship Great Eastern left Shccrnc>> oh
Saturday at noon, June 30, and arrived NJ
Bear Haven on Thursday morning, July :,
and received the balance of her Goals and
provisions. The other steamers Joined
the Great Eastern at Bear Haven, a. fol-
lows: The William Cory and Terrible on
Friday, July Il, and the Albany III the
7th, and the Midway on Tuesday the 10th
instant. On Saturday the It'll Of July
the end of the Irish shore cable was landed
from the William Cory, and at $50 the
next morning the laying was successfully
completed, and the end buried in ninety
four iathoms, latitude lao, longitude
JOS. Distance from the tclegraph-hou>c
at Nalcntia twenty-sevcn and a halt miles !;
twenty-ninc and il quarter miles OF cable
paid out. Wednesday, July II, III. VI.
steamer Racoon arrived at Bear Haven TO
render all assistance in her power.
Thursday, 18th instant.-Thc Great
Eastern, Midway, Albany, Terrible, and
Racoon near one another. Services held
at Valentia, and prayers offered mp for the
successful laying Of the cable.
Friday, July ~l3th.-Shore end was con-
ncctcd to main cable on board the Great
Eastern at 2.4O 7. NJ, and the telegraph
feet started for Newfoundland, and the
Racoon returned to Nalcntia. The tclc-
. graph fleet sailed in the following order:
The Terrible ahead of the Great Eastern
on the starboard bow, the Midway on the
port, and Albany on the starboard quar-
ter. Weather thick and loggy, with heavy
rains. Signals were sent through the ca
-.-l a.. Tr,,y Eosfnvn spl tn fIa
tclcgraph-housc AT Nalcntia, 2,4lo nautical
miles, and found perfect.
Saturday, l4th.-Distancc run, JOS
miles; cable paid out, lie miles.
Sunday, ljth.-DiStancc run, rs mile" ;
cable paid out, l39 miles.
Monday, July lGth.-Distancc run, IL
miles; cable paid out, l37 miles.
Tuesday, l7th.-Distancc run, is miles;
cable paid ont, l3s miles.
Wednesday, lSth.-Distancc run, lcj
miles: cable paid out, l25 miles.
Thursday, l9th.-Distancc rum, 100
miles: cable paid out, l2j miles.
Friday, 2Oth.-Distancc run, III miles /;
cable paid out, l27 miles.
Saturday, 2lst.-Distance run, l22miics !;
cable paid ont, l36 miles.
Sunday, 22d.-Distance run, l23 miles:
cable paid out, 1873 miles.
Monday, 23d.-Distance run, III miles;
cable paid out, l5S miles.
Tuesday, 24th.-Distance run, III miles;
cable paid out, lsS miles.
Wednesday, 25th.-Distance run, ll2
miles; cable paid out, ia miles.
Thursday, 26th.-Distance run, l2s
cable paid out, l34 miles.
Friday, 27th.-Distance run, liz miles;
cable paid out, 1l8 miles, which with the
shore end, Off Valentia, distance u miles,
cable paid out 20 miles, makes the distance
run 1869 miles, and paid out l,s64 miles.
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HOUSE AND sign PAINTERS AND GLACIERS,
cHK<rK EfuW.ASu GRarr -IEEEr,.
WALLS AND CEILINGS WNiTLEED ok
COLOREn.
VIII undertake" orders IN IL" country.
Having had long experience IN II" h''a'h' ~
thrv rr..g~ - xiv" satisfaction.
GEoRGE W. LEE,
f.,, -, JDHS W. LEE.
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TIE New INSIGNIA OF R.NE FOR GE>E-
RAJ GRANT.-Thc exalted rank Of Gene
raj having been rccchtly bestowed upon
General Grant, and General Sherman pro
mntr,l t. the vacant LicutcuaHt-Gcnr:at-
ship. there is considerable curiosity
c~yinccd 10 know what insignia 1T rank viii
hc adopted ~ the former, ~, IN acr"rt-
ancc with the ARMY regulations, the Lieu
tenant General is entitled I" \ tri" Of stars
ON each shoulder, while uo uniform i Spr-
Gifted for General. Al Il recent informal
meeting of General Grants stall AMI >,vc-
raj prominent officers al the regular army,
the subject oil the Generals Insignia Tt>
discussed, wlrn all present C"ncnrrco III
the opinion that a metallic shield >%rt>ri-
tinted for the largest star in the Shoulder
strap wonIl hc an appropriate and haul-
some device IL Indicate the rank 81 tine
chicf commanding officer of the armies -
tho United States. General Grant cx-
pressed himself pleased with the design,
which will probably be adoptcd.- NGti"f~r
Rbub'icop.
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b. Grubhs 4 Williams, Auctionesrs,
w.,, corner Of Main and Eleventh street,.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, the VERY DESlR.t-
4 BE DWELLING situated Oh Twentieth LA
e,raa, 4 lew doors from tn" corner o' Frank I"sI
IN IN. ho,,r j. il EXCELLENT condition, .1rA
hI,tus been recently thoroughly Repaired. aud -
nu,v briu- cleaned aud wh!'"wash"i Tn" h"i''
has eight rooms, t"-'t", CLOSETS, hltth"lt III W
v,rI with f5ur raom.. paved yard. aud water and
"a, on tn. premises. The lncati"h j. good snd
Grru, reasonable. Apply a. Tines oiicc.
l. L
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MANASSAS GAP RaILRoAD.-Two loco
motives and ~scvcral cars belonging To the
Manassas Gap Railroad Company have
been received from Portsmouth this week,
Al. cundria t~7-c''c, I1'h,
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Scraps from the National Republican

Most Of the iokts upon the needle gun
are only ~r-ser.
4 mark the Austrians have miSScd-Bis-
mrck.
"Sadowa." the field OF the Austrian de
feat, is pronounced sad hoW by some pr,"-
pie, and mispronounccd SaIdT rag 'F
others.
Congress has gone home, but there Is a>
much patriotism in Washington to-i'E ~
there was before Congress adjourned.
1t is easier for a saw milIto pass t'ror@,
the eye Of n needle gun than for . Bchc'cN
to beat Il Bismarck.
NATIONAL BANks.-No nrw national
banks were established last week. Tia"
total number now in operation Is one tit"li-
sand six hundred and liity-ocyen; t"WNicIl'
MP 10 date, circulation to the amount %
S2nf,l2G,oij has been issued by the comp
trollcr OF the Currency.
INTERNAL R~EyENrr.-Thc receipts from
this source on Saturday last were Sl,0lo,-
81 ) and for the week ending Oh that
day, Sj,110,SjG.H3.
The steamships of the Cnnarl line, it Is
rlllliDfti. Will soon Il~Si'Iltliup Nv al"
10 Boston. The Boston J"HrndL say:
"Wc regard il n, more than likely that AT
no distant day the change which has been
talked about will ~ into effect, and Ii
becomes us to hc prepared for such Il con
~tingcncy."
By an act OF tie last Congress Il com
mission was created, charged with al IN
puiry into the question Of providing Il sub
%stitn,c for cotton in the fibre OF tax or
| something else. The commissioner were
no more successful in their pursuit than
the people have been in trying substitute
for brains in Congressman. Aiter Spcll-
ing nine thousand five hundred dollars,
they report that cotton is king.
An interesting experiment has been III
progress for some time past at the Royal
Veterinary College at Camden Town, Eng
land. \ number of healthy dogs have
been fed upon the most diseased PORTIONS
of cattle which have died Of the r%indcrpc>t,
, some Of the meat having been given t.
them raw and some in a cooked state. TIE
result oil the experiment has been that tine
dogs are iattcr and healthier than ever.
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The. Gable.

The reason given for thc silence "l The
Atlantic cable after its first messages had
been delivered was that the came
whicl brought the dispatch across the
Gulf of St. Lawrence had gone back to
Cape Ray-"altcr morc,' Of course.
DETAILS OF TIE GREAT EASTERN TRIP WITH
Tue CABLE.