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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
LONDON MONEY MARKET.


LONDON Dec 5-ByenDg-Tbe money market is quiet and
CORsOs are quoted at ssI. ,~aai Sa1sA
LONDON, Dec. 6-Noon.-CODs0ls eel n.
fNf4f~ AMERICAN SECURITIES.
, LONDON Dec. 5-EyenngThe following arc he closing
prices for American securities Erie shares so Illinois Cen
trail IA; United States FiyeTwenties 7O3
LONDON Dec 6-Noon-The following the current prices
for American securities Erie Railway shares Al Illinois
Central IA United States . POS 7O..
LIVERPOOL BRRADSTUFFS MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Dec 5-EyeniDg market for breadstuf ii
Eat
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Dec 5-Eveuing -Saes Of Mixed Corn at o. ,
1856 Tallow duh and irregular Petroleum nominal at
v gallon for White
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Dec 6-NoOn.The Cotton market is quite
active The sales viii reach 1900 bales Middlng Upland
l4d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
FRANCE
TIE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Adyiceg from Paris generally agree that Ma1imlian
had quilted OF was about 10 quit MEXICO ,.,,-
The M0ig preserved perfect silence az 10 M'Aloo al" s
Nas received evidence OF the fact
Tie Paris correspondent The Globe IT was Impossible
70 obtain 10 Official circles ayowal that MaNmhah hao el
bot was considered morally certain that he had ana a Tue
french Government knew IT, -,
Ia fTdhcs authentic information justified the Dc ,a'
She speedy departure Of the Emperor extremely proDape
II II had not already taken place
TIE Pans correspondent Of The I0H hCA Odzef says e
vessels which sail neat month bring home the troops are
twelyc Stem transports aud eight turned into tonpo
sfy transports They vii sail after tie arrival Of the Mexican
uHil Ol October %
TAs Loaggp J ha No G00tt Tia, MailDIiOn has abdlSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
lAnuouncemsnts.

KSox's HATs.-Nothing so greatly improves the
p.r,onsl app.arsne, tasteful style Of hat such for
instance . the one oI present introduced by Knox No 22
Broadway Of Fuou. His inventive faculty and taste In
this espeo quite remarkab, and he decidedly me halter
srreleare e. New .iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
PRUSSIA.
ii GERMAN PARLIAMENT

TnE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMRHT-THB CHAMBER OF
DEPUTIEs--CENsURB OF TIE GOVERNMENT.
1t is reported that the meeting of the North Ger
Parliament has been fixed for February and that the
oyernmepts allied with Prussia had been notified OF the
bin had been introduced into the Chamber OF Deputies
regulating the AustroPruss frontiers
Of the Government for the sale OF the Co
ogno and Mden Railway without the sanction OF the Cham
Der carried by a vote of l26 10 l22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
BY STEAMSHIP.

HALIFAX, Thursday, Dec lsC6.
The Royal Mail steamship ASIA Capt. Macauley,
which left Liverpool at Of the 24t nit, and Queens
town on the 25tb arrived here at ~ O'Clock Wednesday
evening She has IL passengers for Halifax and o. OI Boston
Purser Boyd reports head winds bot moderate weather d
H. passed steamship Edinburgh also National Com
panys steamship 3Oh lat ~ ION a. City Of Boston Dee lat
a = Ion. a. 40 Etns bound east
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
ventiOn of the AmsdsAn EQUAL Rights As

The Convention of the AmSfscan Equal Rights As
oeiotOn will hold it's sead session this morning at 10 ~ OF
Cooper Institute Sussn Anthony, FTaocs Gage Rober
Dale Owen Elizabeth Cady Stanton, II. h Blackwell Lucy
Stone Parker Plsbury Charles Lennox Remond, aAd 0e
speakers ore expected An Equal Rights Club viii be ogaIu
during the morning session urge the movement III NV
York city Admission free In the evening addresses WIZ w
delivered by the above speakers and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
~vH7T
ARRIVED.

se,rsp stieras Alexander Richmond City Point and NSnoA
with tndse. 10 Livingston, FoI 90. ,,-,- v,,.-t
Steamship Saxon Brown, FROM the wreck OF 9llg Ni'eA
stssm,hip W r CLYDE. Powell, BOSTON w. T. Clyde
Steamship T. W. Bruno Foster bahlInoFs
stsauship Relief Hdreth, Fortress Monroe.
Brig Liberty, DuvereauI, stockton Me
schT Rich ISL, Hulse, yaedsonViie
Canalboat l.. Williams fergason huusio.
Canalboat Star No. o. Bote Buffalo
Canal boat Port Gibson stacy, buns,o
Cenulboat J. Vincent, Hunley, Oneida Creek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

TuR FAB AT ST. STEPHENS CBURCH.-Tbe Grand
aas Fair at st. Stephens Roman Catholic Church. for the
enlargement OF the edi6ce in full progress and the atrac
tons presented every evening the shape Of promenade
eer negro mnstresy pretty girls and the various other
accessories certain to make complete success VI INC RAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
MrrrlNo or rnE poLYrEcuNIc BsANcn oF III

AMgmcAy nsunm-The meeting At Room No. q, Cooper
Institute was largely attended Prof Fleuy exhibited an IN
umcn purifying the atmosphere Of crowded rooms by the
infusion and Mr. Bacon Of Jersey city an impro'e ed
indicator ongnes invented by Charles Richards
FINALLY Prof Gomez theory OF ocean currents ~ tue lorna
on o continents briefly discussed by DR. stevens Of this
city time allotted too short for thorough eSanlna
on any OF the questions presented and they VIII be more
fully discussed hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

HEALTH COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE. NINE. DE-
STOCKING UsPESDERsDurabr instantly sd
requiring buttons sewing and universally approved
thldren Ladies' mailed free No. 47j Broadway, " \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
CITY NEWS.

The Masonic FArR.-Ihe Presbyterian Church Cd
tho onor Of Grand and Crosby st. oyeTcoyded al dsy
Yesterday by people 10 contribute their mite toward
this excellent charity Quite number Of distinguished peson
ages visited the Fair last evening and Gen Grant G viii be
at the Ocean Lodge headquarters this evening at
O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

The King and Queen Of Prussia twelve Cergymen
an Actress Statesman Oursng Ousns' IN December No.
PHEESoIoGo,L Only 20 cents s2S address
FOWLER WELLS " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

The IDAHO DIsAsrRR.-The Board oil Health Will
commence this morning. 10 O'Clock, investigation into the
burning Of the Fery-boat Ilabo and DR. baon Sanitary
Superintendent WILKES all persons who wese passengers at the
time AZ Tho disaster or ro can ave any information respect
ing that event No - Mottst Not only the par
tclar daaser sncr consideration but ahe entire reckless
of cur sho1d be- hoyosgby investigates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
GERMANY.

THK Kx.KING OF HANOVER AND his OFFICERS
HAsOyER Wednesday, bee :, 1880.
The ex.King of Hanover, by the advice of the En-
glish Government has released the officers from their
oath Of allegiance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

LAUNcHEs.-The great steamship Celestial Empire,
1900 Es burden SIC sect eXyae length win he launched
from tho yard OF W H. Webb oOt Of Sixth st. Saturday
morning ~ O'Clock has been heretofore announced IN
TIN TuByF This h launched in
ts country and the launch viii b. event well worth seeing
and is intended for service between Francisco and china
superior OAK panked schooner launched at uckerton
the both ut intended for the coasing trace ana chehed
the II. J.. Slaght after a merchant OF this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

Do you want WHEELER a. WILSON'S SBwING-MA
CHINE Tor yourself or friend See kLLs Masonic Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
TURKEY.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN GAMBIA.

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN GAMBIA.
MARsuILEs, Thursday Dec. e. lstG
Dispatches received here from Gambia state that the
insurgents had blown up convent and that 2,Oo0
Turks had lost their lives by the explosion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

PEBsoNAL-GOV. Hamilton of Texas s at the
Astor House j. Walter esq and of The LONDON Times
are al the Clarendon Hotel Col Boeik and Lieut.. Muertz
Of the Danis Army the Hofsun House ten. W. f.
Strong of Albany the Hon g. JndspB Of Syracuse are
M the st. Nicholas Hotel zen Pey Of Boston is at tho
rlef Lntr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

A tremendous reduction in the prices of Engl
y.v., R.,.ls .nper6ne aud hne Ingram Carpets OH Cloths M
ing. DrIggcts four yards wide 6c hIRAH ASDERsoEs No
BOweIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
ITALY.

THB MISSION TO ROME.
FiOBEScE, Wednesday, Dec :, lsG6
Veeezz hos declined the mission to Rome, and a
deputation will be sent in his place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

UEMUKFNTN DEU-N tIAoT0
Are Guardian each. Every parent should
invaluable protectors No 80 Broadway Mailed post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

MARINE ITEMs.-The new ship Majestic, from Port
land this port yesterday She grounded on the mud
fat South Ferry Brooklyn hut got of et high
without damage.
The schooner Goro recently ashore the Gridiron
in Hell gate was got yesterday morning fun Of after
having discharged her load Of lumber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

MAxDAMUs.-On motion of the Hon II. G. Muir
ply in the Supreme Court Brooklyn yesterday writ OF man
daus granted compel e Board Of Can to de-
Henry Corr duly elected Superintendent Of the Poor
from I'd District The viii up for argument be-
supreme the 18th Instant which date the
writ il mn returHnhe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Morning
Post writes follows According French dispatches the
time rapidly approaching when the relations Of Great Britain
with the United States VIII be more than difficult This must
be known 70 her Majestys Cabinet il not by the public
THE PENIAN AGITATION.
The teRisn agitation wa again apparent IN ireland lac
pol which was found 70 contain fi new rides witbayones
arrested
The naval authorities at Queenstown seized coal laden
schooner from Cardiff the suspicion that con
ceaed among the cargo She searched but Is reported
The numerous arrivals from America at Queenstown a.
"1 Az SS1;je'S on s st'ssi09 a % -
seized -~~s-aR
- a man named John Mcpherson NcGuvanv supposed TO be
American fonan agent arrested IN Dublin the 2d
immediately after osshng American draft $3.50 on the
Hibepian Bouk revolver was found on him, but no docu
The Dublin Police are al armed with siz.cL9mbered re.
volvers. sr Slt1sp7n,.
Iii rnmored that nunere ~. Sc Is,"tGN
* yl, .' PRESIDENT % = S,ef '[ OF S THE
AiN SoCF4s mABTAL AsD NIB. c. BUXTON.
Mr. Charles Buxton NJ having published two sc2ndalom
ietter addressed TO hm BY Lo Bn1 wII Go FL, 'is
syctpree on the proceedings m Jamaica the Admiralty las
% COMES of me letters 70 be to Commodore McCn
sosIs yoe lii nstrlctions that II Lieut. Brand unable
~ 5epy ts aGentey Of the letters be is to be superseded
and sent 10 Fngnd a. having been guilty OF conduct incon
..tept with the character Of Ofhcei ana gehueuA
oUEEN VICTORIA.
ueep Vetoria had consented 20 20 70 Northampton on
i ~ NovembeT In semi,stae 70 unva the statue Of the
Prince Consot Active preparations were making n give her
. hearty welcome
Mr. DARGAHs FAILURE
Mr. w Dargan the lsh contractor nad made an
.nmept for the benefit of his creditors Estimates OF hs
iabfes run As high million sterling bui II Ws reported
tbe assets were favorable that the estate g pay twenty
shlingt the pound
MARINE DISASTER
The crew Of the abandoned brig T. NJ Dyer were taken on
t wreck by The brig Meg of Cape Hatteas when vessel had
yeached England and landed the second maze anu NV 'oo
seamen The ony Survivors Of the the others having ded
eV were 10 DAYS without food before they were rescued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
IScESDIARIsM IN CHICAGO.
bf T,EGLPa TO rHE TRIBUNE

ChclGO Dec. 6.--FOur wooden buildings in the
ycin the Union Stock Yards burned by an incenda
re light Loss $1,000 fully insured Inc frequency OF
ineend fires in that vicinity suspicion Of intent to
uelrhud IruTance Companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
ITALY.
VISIT OF EARL RUi

VISIT or EARL RUSSELL
Earl Russell was among the distinguished English
diplomats present in Italy He shortly expected at
Florence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS on
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.

SOUTHAMPTON Dec. 5-Eyening-Ihe steamship Sa1or
from New.York arrived here this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

BOARD oP COUYCM1EE. Board held no ses-
sion on Thursday afternoon quorum appearing at roll
call and the President declared the Board adjourned 10 Monday
afernooa n ? o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

THE ASIA In ROUTE FOR BOSTON
HALIFAX, Dec 6.-rhe steamship Asia sailed for
Boston ut - this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

WANTED-IMPROvED PAvEMgNTS.-Mr. Bergh Ofthe
Society the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rightly takes
our aomnaby bad paemens be Of the and most
constant sources Of that cruelty With such payemcnts chebs
and than half toward canOnzaton
would h. terribly apt Ia be at least occasionally cruel 10 their
animals Mr. errh strongly recommends kind Of pavement
which years has been IN constant and acceptable use
in Paris in miles Of and is obviously
clean safe TO horses and noseless it will be all
Paris and apparently the least Of the Partisan i'm
proTements 10 is preparation "a po'odef OF onen thin
led of sand is first formed ON that another bed Of sand and
then bumen laid the depth Of abont two inches
thoroughly moohed under hot iron rollers or anmers weigh
ing pounds Finally IL is enameed by ap
pcaon OF heated smoothing irons and ace then exists
which quite smooth yet not at all slippery Need II be said
that the OF the former quality absence Of the
calculated the lives Of thousands OF horses
annually and loss OF the value OF those horses Moreover
every one having hear" has 10 live
any one Of freQnene streets will enjoy the at
present impossible blessing OF comparative quiet The ed
yantags as regards both humanity the horse and economy
and comfort citizens to warrant early trial Of
this new pavement Of our busiest streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07

BARLEY FROM CAYADA.-The canal boats l.. VIII
Iiams Star No and Gibson from Bafalo and the j.
Vincent from Oneida Creekal laden with Canadian barley
arrived here yesterlay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
How TO RELIEVE BRoADwAY.-we have al

How TO RELIEVE BRoADWAY.-We have al
rendy notisod the organization Of companies TO con
strtct a Rah Dad under the surface Of Broadway ~
well ~ that s. other companies having in view the con
sirction Of Rszaed Railroads through that great thorough
taTe third proposition IL submitted which In some
spects cOmhis the peculiar features OF the Underground
AMI Elevated Roads but the company under whose auspices
differ their rivals in the essential respect that
IL Il proposed occupy any Of the public streets but 10
yHrrhoss JqAt 0f GB aud the property thus
purchased raoadOne double track (f0r freight
ia what may be called the basemens Of the bgDdpgs Qpe
double track nor local travel ~ be tlSssted ~ 5ise the
slCe or ki loo anil laird double track for through
seeg-!s ~ operated by steam on the second story
II Is claimed that this work when completed would afford
grtater Accommodations the public than are posslDe
through any other pnu and that would least interfere with
the proper use Of the streets.
Tie plan submitted the Senate Committee lately in
session in this city and Working Model is exhibition
NJ the office swain Brothers No 80 Broadway II Is abso
ey necessary scheme should he adopted 70 AFFORD
passengers better and quicker into the city Let all the
schemes carefully considered by the public and the autor
ties that an nieli gent decision may be arrived at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
BY TsnsRlPM TO THE TRIBUNE.

ST LOUIS, Dec. 6.-GleasOn n Martins tobacco
factor corner Of Broadway and Cars e. Schroeder
troyed by Gre last night Total loss $4,000 INSURED for
sl00N 90. 1l1f = n n
SPECIAL from ST. Joseph says On Tuesday etehing fire
broke ont In the dry goods store OF Thomas Lucas IN
DE Rfh buchanan County Loss OO0 insured for s OOO
In Untewriter Insurance Company Mr. Thomas dwelling
house also consumed also the boot and shoe anuaeto
IN Sclder Murver loss $500 insured In tie Underwriters
,sursne Company Four dwelling houses were next swept
Fay lie contents OF which were all saved on 'n'i' was no
lLirnne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-07
IN RHODE ISLAND.
ST rrGGRAPH TO TER TRIBUNE.

3 rrhGRAPH
PR,vIDBNCE Dee Ga. W. Harriss wOrsted braid
factory in Albright Cronston, was burned last night The
. 20, :. bout 's,O,o IeP, ut p.
E~I FIRRs IN MISSOURI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-08
Tho Recoriler,s Court.

Messrs. Editors AN art Gle over tho signature
nf .Roonomy, in your ssno of the 9th inst, calls
Ahe attention Of our City Fathers to thu existence
of the Recorders Court, suggesting the abolition
of tho same, and transferring the business to the
District Court. Economy" rates the Judges
SALARY at $4,000 per annunl. 1nthis there isa mis-
take. The salary is only $4,000. This office, at
present, may be considered sineoure, ind Alis
amount saved to the Treasury will be sufficient to
afford us an additional forty gas lights, which are
much needed in several locations. At all events,
u NOT for additional gas it could be appropriated
10 other city necessities These are times not only
Sr economy but REIRENOHhRNT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-08
Louisiana News.

Tho Harrismburg New Era nays little cotton has
bo IN sEippedthenco as yet, bocause there arc fow
bales to Bhpand the farmers ore trying to got tho
very last loci before they stop to do anything clso
The woather,for q sho t time past; has been favor
abo for licking, and as it is difficult matter to got
tho freedmen to work steady it is good policy to
gather in WAT little has been mado before otlor
work is don, though We have no doubt our lner-
chants ore aaxious to $50 tho bales coming. in.
A hurricane Gun do fearful things on land ns well
Us on 300. Tho Monroe Telegraph of tho 25tll thus
describes ulo which latoly occurred in North
Louisiana passing tho Sunday previous over q
portion of Jackson and Union parishes:Z
Thq storm sooms to have had no particular
course, butbont about in eccentric manner, nil-
Like the hurricanes that usually visit this re-
gion. It's doBtructiyo forco not to have been
diminished but augmented by this peculiarity
The first Intelligence we had Of its destructive up
pearanco WIS from Mr.. Herndon tho toleSraplic
operator o. this place, who informed us that ho
had word hat three miles Of tho limo, west Of this,
had boon llown down. We next heard that that
portion ofthe Claiborne noad Embraced III these
throo milei was iupassablo, not only for ychiclcs
up by theroots, but wore snapped abruptly oil by
the stornlin it's maddencd fur; gins and screws,
residences fonceB, etc., had boon blown down; ono
nogro killd and several otaor casuat;os reported.
Yesterday wo mot Mr. John Nelson, OF Jackson,
who pass.d near tho scene OF tho hurricane, as
noar as aay open road would allow. He represents
the scona Of tho disaster as frightful. Dir. John
WOODWARD with a neighbor and his neighbours
little lau5htor were just driving up to Douglas
when the storm Wis observed coming on. Qu.ck-
ening hilhorse he barely had timo to roach q
house with the little girl, when tho storm, coming
to The assistance Of lis companion, who was u1l-
hitching the horse, seized tho buggy md blew it
off, overland over like hat, leaving it q complete
wreck. Logs That lay half covered, up BY dirt in
the ield were rudely torn from thoir beds and
made to roll along the surface Of the earth as a
lad would trundle his hoop. Afr. Washington
Pipes had his house blown down and some Of his
family injured.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-08
Z ..tt,.;E.1tTT. ,Ms5L

DIED, ,at Rockville, on the = Of August nltfr hripf
illness, In tho twoh yoar Of her aRe CARRIE RENDER-
SON BENTZ. Young and beautiful, her praaenee never
led to communicate pleasure to the hearts Of all who
saw her yet there few who looked upon that pure,
sweet faco but fo foreboding Of her early death
Afectonate in disposition rendering cheerful and will
Ing obedience to every comma d; gentle and sentative
she endeared herself to M around her but particularly
to those loving who looked upon her as the light
and ornament Of their earthly home Bearing her many
trials with patienco and fortqde young ahe vas hor
sring those who knew hor best that sho devoted
follower of that Saviour who Hath aaid suer little chill
dren to come unto mo- and forbid them no for Of such
is The Kingdom Of Heayen" " Death had no terrors for
her. sorrowng to leave those she loved most on earth
so yot reoced at tho thought Of entering her eternal
res Too frai flower to bend beneath the storms Of
lfd she taken away in the morning Of youth and
beauty to bloom forever IN the Paradise OF God.
Swift wing thy way, sweet spirit to the shiea go
Tho land. chou seekos fair before thee hes. ~
Well hast thou borno tho cross; here lay 1t down,
Stretch forth thy hand, there to receive thy crown
September 11th, 1866. z.z..-z.. =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-08
Con. D. n. HILL, in 1ato number Of eth

Tho Quitman Banner mentions an affray which
took place in that town on Tuesday last, m which
thigh and out Mr.. Lyman Hall in the left breast.
The wounds. of both parties ore severe, but not not
oonsi Tered dangerous. Mr. Wade escaped with
sundry thurnps and bruises.
The Georgia Railroad Company has declared o
dividend of 81 per cent. for the past six months.
The Augusta Press reports the river as standing
four feet eleven inches at the bridge, and no boats
up from Savannah.