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THE WAR CLOUDS.
Critical Situation Between the Pope and
Itnly-Russian Intervention In tho Enst.

ItnIy-Russian Intervention In tho Enst.
From the Journal do kouen, Jan. 81
There are two black clouds the horizon; but we
believe that the oxtent Of the therein gathered
exaggerated The FIRST Rome and The attitude
which the Pont cal army Is said TO have assumed Elk
cited BY external Influences the foreigners who compose
quarrel bef,cen them aud Italy We canno, credit any
such rumors. The POntGcai army, led by an usrious
general formerly paid too dearly for its first excitement
to yield to fresh temptation Tho PontiGcs government
Italy has too clearly shown that she wishes for recon
cia'ion to imagine that the wrongs could come from
her side. II the Papal government provoked or per-
ntted others to str up trouble in Rome, that would
protecting tho Holy See and IL Is she that would present
herself Finally the Moafcur asserts that the mission
of NJ. Tonclo is succeeding. This affirmation ought Of
itself TO give denial to the rumors which oppose.
The other clouds appear much darker. They are
those heaped by the heroic resistance OF the Creus
and the announcement OF Russian Intervention. But
here several conditions must be remembered. The
affairs of the East the only Mrt d. not bettg
ecEasvcy to anybody and that ought necessarily TO be
TT cd la common Article eight OF the treaty Of Paris
lie formal. 1t Is to this effect
II there should arise between the Porte and
OF the other Powers who signed the treaty
Porte Of these Powers befo- nayF recurrence 10
ssTcs nv onef paftles q treaty n position
to prevent that extremity BY their medlang action.
be prepared TO consult separately all ire Fowsrs and refer
10 heir mediation The idea Is attributed II Is true. 10
the Porte OF attacking Greece and people are precccu
pied that subject about notes said 10 have boon
by the Diyan TO complain OF the Intervention OF the
Greek vountesrs But must also be remembered that
the existence Of Greece under the safeguard OF Euro
pean treaties The Dvan could not attack Greece with
out coming to an understanding with the protecting
Powcra We ought not therefore, TO be IN hurry to
be alarmed. The storm may arise without doubt Blu,
is for he vigilance u those ho hare the threads Of dplo-
macy IN their hands to prevent II by their interference
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IN: sosIeH fAiluae- ASSETS or TINE COMPANY.

Bosroy, Jan. Ia, 1897
The failure OF large house which has acted 40 The
agent Of oldest line Of British steamships has gvea
rise great variety Of sensational rumors which have
no shadow OF foundation The suspensions which have
been far reported have resulted In almost every
from outside speculatons. Pnolc confidence Is unim-
paired In firms doing n legitimate business. The annual
meeting OF the Uni1n Steamship Company was held to-
day. The steamships OF the company we're sold In
New York tiino ago, and dividend Of Gftv p0s
cent was made The c1mpany's $3l7, 500
Tho question OF closing up affairs and making Oua.
dividend vas left TO the directors, with full powers
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CA N A DA.
SPECIAL TslsssaA TO The HERALD.

The Toronio Frinis-John ROann ana wa.
linn Baker Fonnd Guilty. hut KccOm-
mrndcd 20 Mercy a privntr srcrssnry g
JcT Dmyis In the Jafy Box-jnmrs Spnidi.x
Acquitted, dc.
ToRovro. Jan. 10, 1857
The court opened nj half.pas, nine, Judge Morrison
and Judge Haasrty presiding.
Johu Rogan The irst prisoner placed in the dock.
Ho claimed Jury. composed OF half Americana and the
crown granted the request One OF the american jurors
who formerly Private Secretary TO Jacob Thompson
ana JEFF Davis stated being that he did not
ny himself ciolc % ~ as he had expressed hm'st
strongly opposed 70 The .enans on the ground that the
majority Of them had b5en with General sherman when
lac marched from kinrta 70 the sea
Judge Hagauv-Thlt is not sufhcicnt roason. You
weigh the evidence Irrespective OF al party reel.
Ing.
The trial OF Rogan was ther proceeded with and he
was found guilty. tho Jury recommending him 10
rncTSy. Sentence was deferred.
William Baker was then nrrnigned, and was also
granted jury comprised in half OF Americana Tho
evfcncc rendered contained nothing new, aud aicr
Judge rad charasl u: jury Mr. vcKenzis Informed
% r.srcy II ihsy sogai him guilty, hs ~ Canadian
court, wne. the p,sef accused OF beng feulan
and m American. Zero vas ~ Justice 10 be had
His To-dshio oh.rc.s. ~ Ir Mckenzie inform " the
jury Of there being n.ofcy Justice la Canad m
court and remarked tat c0nit not s on the bench
and permit such language 20 pass unnotcoi.
The prisoner Was found guilty, but recommended TO
mercy.
james Spalding was then placed in the dock and
similar jury was accorded him. He acquitted. Dan
lei Quinn was found guilty the usual Indictment
Colonel Lynch gave evidence In his behalf
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GRAND ARMY Of THE sspualc.

PHrLADEs PBlA Jan 10. 1867.
Tho delegates elected by the dIcrcpt posts OF Tue
cracd Army OF the Republic The State OF Pennsyt-
vnnis s..enblcd in convention this evening TOT tbs
election II om,nrs for the ensuing year. The
b,oce5dnr "a were sc. but the following Is Us, &c Inc
olrcrs elerted Grand commander, Laais wesncr, ~
Gcrmantown. senior vice Gran, ,cmmsnder clastoa
Mclichap, OF Philadelphia, junior v'o- .faNa ,ons,
mander Robert B. Beach, OF Koxboto. Al rs,1.-aat
general quariermaser and council OF five wsrs
also chosen. the selections beng made rcm trsrsas
scctions OF The state.
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cuaLlss MATCH goa rHt cusxpIousa,s.

curug-ma,ch for the championship Of the United
States came on yesterday Al the Park curling pond be-
tween tho csledonisn and New York clubs The match
exccd great interest and well contested the players
being tho best that each club could furnish FOR .
number OF years past the Caedonians have been the
declared champions but yesterday they were compelled
TO acknowledge the superiority OF their oppcpenss tho
wero declared the victors By twenty-five shosA =.
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ROMAN AFFAIRS.

Tho American Church Removed Outside the
City.
LONDON, Jan. l6, 1857
Florence letter published in the London Times says
that General King the American Minister at Rome has
been invited to the American pangc outside the
walls Of that city. Mr. King has compiled, and win
hire villa for that purpose.
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A M U s E M E NJ T S.
En- xIIsh Opern.

inc production OF Era DioroI by the Richings opera
troupe a. the Olympic theatre last evening alled the
mouse from parquet TO dome. Castle sang very wsI
and threw elan and spr into his Of the
bandit Chief and Campbell gave Beppss stirring song in
the last act with fine effect Peakes Glacomo was fairly
rendered. but the YOUNG officer Lorenzo was hardly up
even 70 mediocri,y Miss Rchings made an excellent
.e,lna and Miss Zcda Harrison sang part OF Lady
nnoasn commercially WI. Seguin Indifferent ~
tne pundreary English traveller The chorus aud
orchestra were good-the latter particularly SO under
the experienced baton OF Mr. Dietrich
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Plus the Nir;h Mt ChIistnrs-Addrcss 90 this
Sncrcd Collear.

At the reccp:on Of The carl ais aud pcntnca, an
tharliics at tho Vatican Christmas day Pias TX i'm
pro,ssd energetic reply 20 address OF devoiednc
read him :FTs, Of MI he thanked the cardinals FOR
their congratulations and the constant attachment
which they hnd shown for hun personally. He saii
sa.t in the times which he found himself lac derived
pyEefrui ,-..-emen from seen. himself sur
rcundcd by tie affection s'a t:tss Of The saefsa Jcl
legc Replying 10 the observations OF Cardinal Patrz
who had been spok esman ne added that lac was lrsr
quill because be knew tia. In the PRESENT struggle he
defended the cause God and Of the church and there.
fore he relied the assistance Of the Lord. He fnd
with the prophet David Tho Lord IL my hight the pro.
tector OF my life; whom shall fcar?' His Holiness
Afterwards sad that II was necessary 10 be prepared
for ALTO endure every persecution. He also OBJ
served that few days before he had received ie,ters
from the Corca relative 10 the deaths which
several missionaries have suffered In that country Only
them successful In escaping from the erccily
OF their prosecutors and II they who forwarded 70
Rome the narrative Of tho martyrdom OF their col.
necessary DO ready suffer everything for the Church.
which a-days IL prosecuted In Europe by deccp-
tlons seducons lying prcDfes and by unjust demands
and exactions Certain persons, BY @ aid If dpo
matte skill putting forward great assurances 10 In
duce the Holy See 10 make CONCESSIONS These people
act az ne Dsvf did ,csen he temp ed Cia on me mum
tain, showing him all the kingdoms OF tho world, and
saying no would give him them IL he would fall down
and worship him. Az for US said his Holiness we shall
not allow ourselves 10 be seduced by such proceedings
Others come with the olive branch Of peace but require
that their will should be submitted TO- wcil we shall
always continue to reject false Offers and repel every
thing that contrary TO the principles of justice 10 the
We dnsre peace but peace that should be offensive
70 the nor Of God and Of Hts religion
Such IL a summary OF the aIlocuton delivered with
grcnt viyacity by the Holy Father
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BY STEAMSHIP TO JANUARY 5.

The French transatlantic mail steamship vile do Pars
Captain surmoni from Brest January 5, arrived AZ this
port early yesterday morning.
sao landed our special correspondence and aFfench
nles dated her day Of sailing, containing Interesting
and important, details Of our ADJ, dcsri,,cies
= -
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For months past been rife thai az naf
81 he'd suspended.
10 state simply but emphacaly that there = 10 ioaad.
tjon whatever Tor epors VIII cor30s at. ssfr
the many friends q houss who % natscns hsve 'yn
pathxcd with supposed disasier.
n ia. been nn~silDn with whether y was necessJr
make this publ, dcns bu, 2. IN. rrcri ss now ap
hsps IL Is better thai should do So
II il now vcrpinr on half century since the establish
rnen Of house. Of our pep.r has ever been ss
hcnored. and, we MAJ ge excused ior nstoun.ny ne
"so"''e' BAI,L, BLACK a Co, Jewellers.
5os and 80 HrosiwAF.
M. ya,k ian 1867.
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full bill and o crowded house both 10 DO seen
last evening at ATT Broadway. The SINGING Of Messr
Edeson and Collins the dancing OF tho ballet and the
burnt cork performances OF Charley White and Frank
Kerns met with the demonstsatve appreciation of the
audience The performances concluded with an Irish
drama, entitled "rhe Fenan's Oath" This is produc.
ton panderng extensively the present Fenan oxce-
menf II consists Of gloriacaton Of the green flag,
abuse OF the English, and extravagant and ridiculous
positions aud incidents, and Is full OF "business'
that what little plot hero Is in II quito lost and buried
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Base hall Match ON skates.

Base Hall Match on Skates.
Quite on exciting same Of base bail skates came
of az Sylvan Lake skating rink, Hobokcn, yesterday
afternoon between select OF tho Ia gle Empire
clubs Of this city Five innings played, occupying
hour aud three qnarers tho score standing "a fol-
lows :--Rnpircs 10, EagIes 10 runs.
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Wednesday Popular Concert.

the tenth Wednesday popular concert last night, In
the beautiful Steinway Hall, was largely attended Miss
Ne'tie Sterling, contralto Mr. Eben the celebrated
nutist; Mr. Heind, znher; and Mr. Eer oDce were the
sooiss andhe orchestra played selections from Auber
Schubert, Lnmbye, Muller, &c Mr. G. W. Colby &C.
companiod as usna and the audience testified their
app ecation OF oil ths artists efforts with applause
The concert was unexceptionabe, music ally speaking
and fully equal to the high standard the previous
ones - r
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Ixp,AxArolis Jaa 10 1897
An accident occurred on the lafayette Indisnap0-
lis Kailroad noar Lafayette this morning. The whole
tain was thrown IRON the tracl The acc dent
caused by brUken axle. None OF the passengers were
eeriou "
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CAIRO. H., Jan 10, 1857
The ,xty fifth coorcd United states Infantry arf's ID
rcsh aion Rouge Gu sofe 81 Louis FOR ihci; doss
discharge. RMa. 1870
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CHICAGO, jan Is. 1884,
The Rstoi fever Is unprecedented. Every scat IL
sold Tor the rst nights sh, viii have give
another season hor return from ~. Louis Seats
could only be bought 10 dny aor Standing two hours In
procession
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Kelly and Leon,. NTin.,rcl,.

This troupe presents this week bill full OF novelty
In every line OF tho minstrel business In the way Of
SONGS jokes and acts there many and admira-
BILE snec a.tiss Tho concluding pantommic ballet, en-.
titled Cinder Loon, has made t and will probably run
for some time, being very Iauehabe buresque, both in
costume and action, on the naked drama.
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Ristori began series Of rc representations 1t Cincn
natl on Monday night January IA. Tho tragedy was
Mcdea. On Tuesday night Mary Stuart will be given,
and on Wednesday Elizabeth. Her last appearance IN
DETROIT VIZ on January IL.
Mr.. and Mrs Fierenco wore playing At DeTsar's 0p.
House, St. Louis last wcok, making their last ap
pearanes on Friday the llth Inst.
Miss Lucille Western opened an engagement in New
Orleans on the 18th inst.
MIs Chantrsu appeared at the varstIes New Orleans
January T. Under the Palm. Mr. Garden acted Enoch
Arden-the play being an adaptation Of Tcnnysons
poem.
They have Dundcr and Bltx In Philadelphia; likewise
Biot-not on their cscutchcon.
The Hanlon Brothers played at Montgomery, Ala,
last week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Watkins met with good reception At
Augusta, Ga, on tho l1th inst.
Max Strakoschs open troupe are In Chicago.
Miss Fanny B. Price has brought out Crifith Gaunt st
sAvannah. E4sM "a
Mr. and MIRA Barney williams and John Brougham
have drawn good houses In Phiiacslph,a during the
week.
Edwin Adams In Mobile at last accounts, doing
we'll in the professional limo.
Mr. Joseph Ie:'erson's Rip Van Wrinkle Is waking up
the Baltimore play goers during the present week.
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The nuuynu TnbIcnux.

The magnificent panorama OF the leading incidents OF
Bunyans Pilgrims Progress opened last evening at
Union Hail. The conception OF this sublime ailegory
has been admirably carried out in the designs we'll
In the artistic execution of this remarkable painting
which is the joint production OF ton of most prom
ncnt artists including such names as Church. Cropsey,
Kyle Dallas and barley. ''The River Of the Water or
Lie" the 'IAnd Of Beuah" and tho oArryal at ne
Gates Of the Celestial City, gre scones Composed Of the
most exquisite imaseery Of imaeina,ion, combined with
canuS an. taste The Tableau. win be exhibition
az brief season. and are we'll worthy Of patronage.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Landau Money AInrke,,

The London Money Market.
- L"apoy, Jan. 16--Noon.
The money market Is quiet and unchanged Consois
d for mnney American securities generally
altered. Ere shares, however open Ut slight advance
the current quotation being s5.
LospoS, JAN delivering.
Consois closed at eoK for money, decline OF u per
cant from noon quotations
AMERICAN SECURITIES
close at tho following rates.
United States X
xiinoss tehtrai snaFc3 .dll
The Paris BouPsc.
PARIS, jan l0-E Evening.
United states bonds are quoted at ~.
Tho Liverpool Co:tou Market.
LIysRrooL, JAN l6-Noon
The cotton market today opcns stccdicr. Midc!ng
upIands l4ssd
- LlvFHroor. Jan. 16-EveninE
The cotton T.v.et Ia moro active, and prices are
hrmer, but quot '.s.s show no change. Sales to-day
reached 10 600 bales.
The Breaslstuls Market.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16-Evening
Tho market for bread.,rns 8 steady.
.-~N1sfx .
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Tony Pa.tor,s Opcrn Hou,e.

The nautical drama Of Sailors Ashore drew large au
dience at this popular establishment last evening The
piece enacted with great deal Of SPIRIT every one
in dong their best make II pass Off as smoothly as
possible. Is patriotic in the highest Of the word
and savors immensely OF the saline, which rather i'm
PARTS spiciness to It than otherwise. The ballet and
Barry ONoil, the comic Irish singer stun the trump
cards here
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: r A N C E.

Legislative Union Of the Dricanists and
Democrats.
PARIS Jan. 10, 1867.
II Theirs is about to give grand dinner 10 the
opposition the 0reanists and democratic deputies hay.
ing united. ~. ~ ss-'
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BOSTON, Jan. %, 1897
Tbe steamship China sailed for LIVERPOOL via Halifax,
d o'clock this morning with my liverpool ana
twenty Haitian passengers. she tskes no specie
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Tho Mother Of solicitor General CocIxbarn, Of
Canada, Accidentally Burned 60 Dcnth.

dreadful accident, which has resulted In ne death
OF Mrs cockburn, mother Of Hon John Cockb irn soli
ciior General Of Canada has occurred. While folding
letter clothes took Gre from the gratis and her body
was ely burned Sho fingered in great agony tor
twenty four hours and died last night Ar. Casscs her
son-n.a, was severely burned Ia trying to cxt'ngusb
the flames.
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The Empire Must Collapse.

a OIL
II pho cmpire) has financial resources
and tbs, is first impossibiiy. Macmillan wants 4
budget Of forty millions Of dollars to properly govern
tho coaniry and ray the interest the debt Where
VIII no and that sum The only roa revenue ID that
from the customs and people are not ignorant that those
FOR tho payment OF the English and French debts with
whst mean. Is asxniiian TO ray DO not say an army
BY. gendarmsr VIII, w,, what h,s cy ,ssi VIII
with what the public worssg Unless the secret has
been discovered OF organizing and governing country
without money, how can u be supposed that Maximian
ear govern ssScog
rei nc clergy said he rch and that IL win fur
,ncnls w,lou, laughing must be ignorant Of the
history and situation or Mexico What does tho history
teach us' That from 1855 to 1891 the clerical party
made s2esate efforts 70 usurp the power and keep IL
Under zulosra and uramon tho clergy knew we'll they
were playing bcir lat slake. Did that Furnish money
30 Zrcaen OF siampn7 Did that assistance prevent the
former ssu'ng the Znloser and Pea bonds. which
we're negotiated at two or three per cent of their
nominal yaiucg Did that hinder The second from emit
ting TIE Jecles bonds which, without The inter
vcnuon were going 70 ioin 'hosc Of Peza Did that
stop either from being Obliged 70 levy forced
lid that y O. EN- Mfnmon from collecting The taxes
adv ana al last, to prolong his tenure OF
pDsg, r. 70 sca huadrcd thousand dollars from the
hdgllsl Ic aon7 Yet the clergy Sustained MIrs,nonl
Eas u, th.n. nvney INV tnau IN 1902 Tat ~ 4
nbat histofs 'eashcs st sFsc whit iacti dcmpnsrae
The clergy despite the sas Of large portion Of 10 pro-
rsstys IL s'lli rich but its wealth consists In landed
estates eqral'y impossible 70 soil or mortgage. y y
unwng 10 sell thcH that u contrary To ~ principles
mcitgagc them u canno, for no would lend on
property wsh by the terms 81 the reornicd laws, no
lon er belongs 10 the c!aIsv. Where. tsc, will oosain
The "nsoney IL would give 10 MaxmiliaaS Taus te
,ciN nat here dollar: td add TIA: he wW ,of
hars Non Amou,e, Miramon and Darqu'2 are pointed
rallylng around tho toering throne OF Nnxi
milan their presence u said 10 denote the famous move
ment Of op.bon Ono point must not be forgotten,
that " that these alec round the cradle OF
tho empire, that At tnst period also they proessed 10
he the chiefs OF considerable movement of opinion.
What these illusions worth France hes learnt 70
her cost Almonte Slirnmon and MARQUEE arc pointed
10 the chiefs OF the national party THIS 10 again 70
forget history II under the clerical government
that Mexico lost Texas and California; under the same
party the sale OF Yucatan with the United States was
negotiated and II the same mcton which Induced
the Hspsno Anglo French Intervention, Of ls0l How
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The members Of tho American Jockey Club together
with number Of invited guests will again visr Jerome
Park Saturday next for the purpose Of participating
in the pleasures of skating penis. special train
will leave the Harem depot At eleven A. N.
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KINGSTON, Jan. 10, 1897
The leo bridge from KINGSTON Cape Vincent IL now
IN good order anu stages running regularly. Their
fnorneter 1--WE deg rocs below zero
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CxcxSArI Jan. 10, 1857.
The ice In " river gave way this morning, and ~
has nearIy O. nj, without doing any damage to the
heats and ~ ISL no In that stream.
Three b.u- from below to-day, and tho pros
pscts ere favoraoe Cor full opening Of navigation
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H U II GA R Y.

Parliamentary Action.
rEslH, jan 1G 1857
The Hungarian Diet has agreed 10 NJ. Deak's address
condomang the patent lately is'acd for tho rcoTVaniza
ton Of Tbs army. The vo,, was nearly unanimous
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THE Republic n Failure.

therefore IMAGINE that the coa1try obeyng national
sentiment should set itself to follow these emsresr IL
Is a dsestabie pleasantly
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Why IL Phnlsu's Night Bioonliag Crrcm- The
powerful perfume IN the n0rids ttcan.e s'aGis
drop OF ID will scout waterfall.
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EU R 0 P E.
The American Yacht Banquet
in Paris.
~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~->~>>~~~>~
Russian Encouragement to
the Greeks.
~~>~~~>~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~
Fusion Of the French OrIeanists
and Democrats.
~o~~>~O>~~~~~~~o>->~>>~
NapoleOn's Naval Inquisition f'v the Mexican
aud North American Waters.
&s. &c. As.
BIZ THE CABLE TO JANUARY is.
BIZ THE CABLE TO JANUARY is.


The American Banquet In Paris.
PARIs Jan &c. 1867.
The Americans in this city give banquet tomorrow to
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett Jr., at the Grand Hotel
Yachtmen Homeward Bound.
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1867.
Captain samucls. OF the Henrietta; Mr. Lorillard the
OF the yesta, and Colonel Taylor Of the United
States Army leave today by The for New York
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Russian Banquet TO Exiled Greeks.
VIENNA, Jan 16, 1867.
The Russian Minister gavo dinner last night to the
Greeks in this city, at which he presented toast the
t'wefars OF Greece"
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Cou1hs.-As "a Sc0thins PICTORIAL. nrown ms
Irorlct employ nevi1fg
thtosts hear and bronchial affections.
Those exposed suGder changes weather should
they be the rocket and
CASTOR requires upo~ the arst appearance OF cold cough
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COLO WEATHER AT feAscosls.

~ CONCORD n II Jan 49, 1891.
The thermometer III Francouia, ~ H.. si che
morning stood at twenty Ave degrees below zero