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JAPAN.

DEATH or THE TYcooN-oFFICIAL NOTIFICATION. .
Sujoiued is the official notification OF the death of
the late Tycoon. Ii is curious as an Illustration OF
Japanese ceremOnias. The Japan Times from which
we copy it, remarks that |" the orders to the
public would seem to imply that disturbances were
fearcd.n
Kubosama having fallen sick, and the remedies used
having failed o success he departed this life at Osaka Oh
tho Goth August at o'clock in tie morning; all building
and use musical instruments therefore TO be intro
nted ShotsubaBh Chiunag0n, who had previously Oeen
appointed heir IS from the 2Jh August styled Uyesaa
This decree having been issued, you VIII take note
thereof and communicate 1t to all hOusehoders with
out exception. Given at the Government Office,
Tnbc In consequence Of the intrOmlssion thus
deoreed the war gates win be shut from o'clock In the
evening and the side gates will be left open TO passen
gers The nanushi and landlords will patrol day and
night In un0ccupied lands, and where there exists no
war gates such 20 be provided ut once In all the
streets the shop curtains TO be taken down, the shut
tss on the left aid right to he let down. and perfect or
der to be kept In the lands held OF the government
gaterbuckcts, numbers corresponding 10 tie length or
frontage 10 b. placed before the houses Bath houses
medical and ordinary, bucwheat shops and other places
where business requiring large fires is carried ON, must
close at O'Clock IN the evening. Fghts quarres, and
noisy proceedings must be carefully avoided The
above orders having been issued you requested TO
afx your seal I'm acknowledgment and return the cireu
lar after IL has gone the round October s, p. H.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.


LONDON Jan. 1.-THE opening sales Of American
Bocuritce are as follows: Erie, Al Illinois Central 81
51ye-Twenties, 72t.
NToon.-American Securities quoted as follows:
puited States FyeTwentics 70 Fries 432 Illinois, s
have been steady all day, and closed
~ q for money. The following the closing prices Of
American Securities: United States FiveTwentes, 723;
Eunois Central shares SOl Erie Railway shares, AS
FRANKFORT MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Jan 1l-NOon.-A dispatch from Fralltfort-on-
tbeMan says United States Fve-Twenties closed there
last evening at 764.
FEAYKFORT, Jan. H-EveniDg.-United States Two
rwenties closed at 7GA
PARIS MONEY MARKET.
lSPARIs Jan ll-Evening.U United states FiveTwenties
ore quoted at 72s.
~ LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
/ITyERPooI Jan 1I-NoOn.-The Brokers Circular re-
ports the sales of Cotton for the week ending to-day at
1900 bales The market has generally been dull and
Nuiot and slight decline is noticeable during the week
Ehe market opened dun to-day, and with less activity
be sales to-day not likely to exceed 5000 bales Mid
Sling Uplands are still quoted at 14Sd
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
IlvERPoOI, Jan. 11-Eyening.-COIn is selling at -.
leIe. Wheat is steady
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 11EyeningP0I is quoted at 80 g.,
and shows a declining tendency. Lard ST. Cheese has
advanced al. on the week. Ashes-POts, Sli.
LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM MARKET.
LIVERPOOL jan 1.-THE market for Petroleum IS not
10 active Pennsylvania aud Canada Refined have de-
stned to III per gal
A MANCHESTER MARKET
MANCHESTER, Jan. ll-Eyening. market for Goods
n failing
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ILLINOIS.

THE CONTEST BETWEEN TRUmBUIL AND PALMER.
BIT TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO, Jan. Il.-Since 0glesby and Logan with
drew in favor of Palmer, Trumbull has been losing
ground rapidly and it is already clear that the con-
test will be close and exciting Senator 1rumbulPs
immediate friends begin to show noticeable trepda-
ton and to renew their efforts in his behalf with
nervous zeal 1t is clear that Palmer Is by far the
strongest opposition candidate that could have been
produced. His brilliant record as adminisistTa-
tive officer at Louisville is the favorite offset TO
Judge Trumbull's parliamentary ability and Is used
with unexpected effect. The feeling in Palmers IA
vices from Springfield indicate parallel change OF
sentiment in the Legislature If the election is SUI.
ficiently delayed Palmers chances are certainly
good
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AEXIC0.
coRTISAs BEsIEGING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
GUADALAJARA CONFIRMED

COKflNAS bLSlESlNN MAlAMohVo- w
GUADALAJARA CONFIRMED
Br TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
Nrw.ORLEANs, Jan. 1l.-None of the official dis
patches received from Brownsville to-day, at Military
Ueadonolters confirm the intended e-stTiking
pons i'm the press reports sent per steamer AUSTIN
from Bra2os The military commander at Browns-
Vile does not report anything remarkable regarding
Cortnass movements. There was no serious inter,
ulntion of the trade between MatamOros and all
points in the Northern and Middle interior. d,
1t was officially reported from Ga!yest9n tnae zen
Gr1nde Col Gillespie of Gen. Shcridans Staff was
to-day ordered TO proceed without delay to Galveston
to inspect the PontoOn trains at that point.
MATAMoROS, Jan. z, via NEw-ORIEANs, Jan H.
Cortinas arrived in front Of Matamoros to-day. IL
is expected he will attack the city at once, and prep
aTati9ns for vigorous deiese are pelg nia tHc
2d make no mention of the occupation OF san LUIS
The report Of the occupation of Guadalaara and Ag-
nos Calientos is confirmed. Koches forces, who were
recently operating against Matamoros, arrived at
Monterey on tho 2st, and were enthusiastically re-
ceivcd Escobedo was to leave to-day for Matalull'
The Liberal forces of COahUla entered blatamOr0s
the 9th, with 20 wagons and pieces OF artliey
They will proceed to the interior. The necessary
wagons and transportation for lO,OOO men nave Deoh
IATTR-Coi. Sedgwck Is still at Brownsville Ho
iuslfies his recent action by orders and private leu
ters. - ,,nrp,Yq
the LIBERAL VICTORIES CoNFIRMED-TnE LIBERALS
ADMINISTRATORS AT MATAMoRos'
BROWNSVILLE Jan. 6.-Guadalajara, capLta OF tne
State OF JOscO, tAqia Calletes CHPit'iV wv
of Apua Calientos and San Luis Potosi, the capital
of the State of San Luis PStos are az occupied by
the Liberal forceshe two former DS Cr1SiSs army
under Gen Pana aud the latter by Cen lreylne, the
Imncrioiists retrcatng toward the City of Mexico.
Gen cv9s entered San LYis pStos on the sh
and disheorlencd and his army completely dcmoral-
izcd. President Juarez arrived at Durango on De-
ceuIber 18th from chihuahua
GEN Escobedo, with tho Army OF the North, was
ON route 10 San Luis. Canales was at Victoria in the
State Of Tamaulipas Cortinas, with his own force,
and brigade OF Monterey troops left Matamoros
| hundred and fifty men,
The Liberals on the border arc jubant and the adj
herents OF Maxinilian are corespondingly melan-
| ch0y.
| Matamoros was quiet, md business was good, Gen.
BeneaZobal has the confidence and respect of all
parties by the acceptable manner in Which he dis
charges the duties Of Governor aud Military Com
] panaT II thg STAG Of Tapaulipas.
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TURKEY.

TURKEY.
AID FOR TIE cRETANs FROM GREECE AND ITALY
"a INsURRECTIoN IN THEssALY. f
TRIESTE, Dec. 27.-Advices from ConstantinOple,
hated the odd inst, state that Ali Paeha bad pro
Tested in a note addressed TO Lord Lyons, against
khe transport Of Cretan refugees 10y an English war
ktoamer The American Admiral had asked his Gov
eminent to allow him to employ for such purpose
4he war steamer at his disposal.
The District of Agrapha in Ihessalia, is in insur
fection; band Of about 2,0OO men has been formed
but only fourth Of them are armed. They have
sent deputies to Athens TO ask for arms and ammuui
zion. Hahn Farzari, Governor of Thessalia, has
Rsued two proclamations promising great reforms
I1he insurgents answered that they had no longer
hoy confidence in the Pores promises and that they
Would put down their arms only when united with
Breeze.
ATHENS, Dec eat is said that a committee, pre-
Nded over by the Metropolitan MctaXas, has been
Formed here to assist the Thessalian insurgents The
University Legion here is completely organized it
has elected its officers. The Government seems
poweIless before public opinion, which unanimously
Ssks the intervention Of Greece on behalf Of the
Csndiotes Large numbers of volunteers arrive in
bic island of Crete and elsewhere from Italy
I CRETAN ADVENTURES.
The P0tre and EtaRddrd have been figuring up the
humber Of "adventuTeTs0 in Crete, and get the ag-
Gegate up to 5000. The Patie says LOO have been
teRt from AneOna.
THE TRAGEDY AT ARCADIUM.
The exact number of persons assembled in the Con-
fent az ArcadiIm when 1t blew up was 32j nen2O Of
whom were ft 10 carry arms, and 6il women ana
children, 9G5 persons in ALL of whom SO men and 81
women and children alone survived the explosion
4he women threw themselves into the flames with
1heir children that they might not fall into the hands
OF the Turks The bodies Of the Christians remain
Rnburied.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE ATLANTIC YACHT RACE.


The ocean yacht race continued to attract much
comment, and in general the remarks of the press
were of ahghly complimentary nature The banquet
Ut Cowes in honor of the American yachtmen was to
take place on the evening Of the 29th, the day the
Persia left Liverpool.
= The following In reference 10 the loss Of tho six
men Of the Fleetwngs crew, is furnished by our
special correspondent at COwes:
Twas anxious properly 20 understand the circumstances
Of the terrible casualty which on the 10Th in ind-ocean
deprived her OF two subOffcers and four seancD. OF
course these accidents occur 20 the largest vessels ana
We may yet learn that the dreadful storm deposited
many store Of gallant lives In the ocean caves. more
experienced and Intelligent officer than Capt Thomas It
would have been difficult 90 find aud 20 his great eXpe
Hence and intelligence the owners indebted that the
tecwing NOT strcwed about in spars the 10Th OF
December, considering ray ana the terrible nature
About this cockpit believe that several OK
upon box in the stern Of the vessel her ark Of safety
such, however, not Capt ThOmass opinion; he had
xan ana again urged the owners 20 have II filled up
After ne had done there time for the alteration
The Henrietta and the Yesta their good fortune TO
that the heavy might roll off as quiekyas they rolled
e. but ths basin IN the stern OF the Foetwng held tuns
% wafer thc men on watch who had got into IL for
safety, went out with the waves into the ocean when Size
Eoog te next 80 ana were probably half mile frem the
ne Captain himself in the cockpit his loss would
pave been the CarsaiH loss OF vessel and all SO
was worse The cockpit In 80 snail a vessel il "A
erTbe Dlundcr, and 1t certainly was not proved I'M this
1pEtance 70 be harbOr 81 refuge need scarcey ten
SSu that the terrible accident threw gloom over Capt
abOmas and the rest Of his the men were fright
knoud Work ell the harder but n with great difficult
they cOnld Dc Kept 10 their duty at all The FeetwiuR
x course lost AK hours In heayng TO- in tie faint hope
ga some " the lost hands might be rescued but Old
EfPtnne had very surely secured his prey. Az must ad
observed Yesterday that this accident ard the
sl'''Ous one "a t4e IatDs WHICH carried &Y~ the ,D
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
POLITICAL.
INDIANA.

INDIANA.
GOV. MORTON NOMINATED FOR TIE sENAToRsHIP,
TRIBUNE A.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. lin the caucus of Union
members of the Legislature held this evening, Gov
Morton was unanimously nominated for United States
Senator.
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Gov. Morton's message, delivered to the Iegisla-
ture to-day, is long and mainly devoted to State at
fairs.
He recommends the continuance Of State military
agencies for the collection Of soldiers claims free Of
charge the enactment Of registry law, LIBERAL appro-
pration for the Soldiers and seamens Chldrens orphan
Home the establishment Of Bureau Of Emigration, pro-
vision for the education Of eolored children ana ths
fOrbidding negroes and muattocs coming INTO INC etae9
or making contracts It having Deea ECu ~
payment Of the National debit being Contracted
and their children should bear their Just prot
portion, which they cannot DO In their presenu
duced the amount necessary 10 pay the interest ana
ordinary expenses Of the Government and inc @
perity He considers return to specie payment re-
suit not important that should hazard genera os'
Sencv at this time unsafe The North he says has
not been animated by spirit Of revenge IN dealing
but the course of the South has had its natural
and inevitable effect upon the public mind at the NORTH
stern demands justice and exacon OF the penalties FOE
treason The logic Of events, against which tho Mgus
ments OF the statesman weg net, mods the public mind
and sweeps it on rapidly from conclusion to conclusion,
The impossible Of yesterday is the possible OF
to-day, and the radcalism Of to-day becomes
the conservatism Of Tomorrow. He treats tho
Constitutional Amendment in detail and says It estab,
fishes the great prncpleo Of national UNITY and citizenship
equality OF REPRESENTATION disability for treason, the
good faith Of tic nation her creditors and guards the
nation i'm future times against tho Rebel debt II is Of ip}
eenable value and caiot safely substituted by mefd
legislation which is liable repeal or destruction at the
hands Of the supreme Court He recommends its speedy
ratification IL the South should reject IT, he warns them
to flee from the wrath to The Constitutional pro-
vision which guarantees each state republican form
of Governments authorizes the Government Of the United
States m certain contingencies, 10 interfere WITH state
oYernmens and tie Government of the United btatca
consists OF President and Congress the guarantee muse
be legislative The President could not establish state
Government ara accept 70 finally loyal and republican
In its form and legal and complete in its structure, with
out assuming he Is the Government Of the United States
which would manfestly be absurd
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MASSACHUSETTS.

TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE
THE EIGlIT-HOUR QUESTION-LETTTR FROM GOV. OBI
or SOUTH CAROLINA TO GOV. BULLOCK
BosToN Jan. 11.-In the Legislature to-day the re-
mort OF the Commissioners the hours Of labor was
presented Two of the Commissioners are OF the
opinion that no legislation is expedient or necessary
on the subject. q
The Third Commissioner reports in favor Of the en-.
actment of ten hours as LEGAL standard for days
labor in the business and contracts of factories and
farms and q similar enactment of eight hours as o
legal standard in the business Of contracts Tor mel
chanical labor.
Tie House judiciary Committee was directed 10
consider the expediency Of abolishing the reading
and writing qualification for voters: ).
Gov Bullock sent TO the Legislature to-day
letter received by him from Gov Orr of South Caro-
Lima which contained the following passage:
have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt or your
communication ncOsng copy Of the resolutions OF tha
State Massachusetts, directing certain books TO DC pro
vded this State in response TO my application
to you. This action Of the Legislature or your
state is gratefully appreciated by south Caro-,
relations between thee two original States Of the Union
are being restored ldely have differed i'll tho
principles of the Government in the past let the aeorb.
ties those differences be buried, and the future only
unfold generous rivalry in advancing the interests aud
promoting the glory Of a common country.
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NEVADA.
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
! IN suu rgfftFNR

ny TELEGRAPH THK TRIBUNE .
CARSON CITY, Jan. l0.-GOv Blaisdell sent ip his
first message to-day, accompanied by reports from
various State officers. 1t shows the State debt to be
600 Balance in the Treasury Jan; J. $1,000
Receipts for last fiscal year, $f5 OOO Disbursements
Legislature is not fairly to work yet A resolution
was passed that vote Dc taken for United states
Senator on Tuesday next.
THE UNITED STATES SENAToRSuIP. ~
The names of no less than seven aspirants t0r tne
United States Senate from Nevada are nent'olLSa 20
follows G.. l.. De Long j. w. Nyet Thohias r,tIi'
Nicely Johnson
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THR CHARGES OF CORRUPTION AGAINST THE SENATORIAL
CANDIDATES

CANDIDATES.
ny TELEGRAPH o TRIBUNE.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. lin the State Senate,
this morning Mr. Lowry, Chairman Of the Special
Committee on Bribery and Corruption, made the fol-
lowing statement
Having been called upon TO report, Mr.. Speaker the
Committee would have reported this morning had 10 had
ANYTHING report. Senators and Members OF the House
OF Representatives. and other distinguished men, were
brought before the Committee and There Is not
scina OF evidence thus far dcduced TO leave even tho
presumption Of guilt upon the part OF either OF the eand
dates for the office of United States Senator. Moro than
that there is no evidence OF nprudence on theg
part More than that there Is evidence thus far OF
fndeilcacy on their part. The Committee might have
stopped and made their report but they preferred 70
hold question open and invite all the testimony that
could be obtained Tie OF Senators and Members,
as have stated, given who It Is alleged wound
prove that they had been improperly approached by the
candidates for United states senator They have entirely
failed thus far to make the charges good.
The Legislature adjourned this morning until Mon
day evening and the majority Of members have gone
home as well as the distinguished men who have
been here during the past few days.
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and Lake Superior Railroad Company" has issued
prospectus inviting subscriptions for 81 100000 in
per cent bonds at the price of G2l The line is TO run
from Hudson, on the border OF Minnesota, through
Wisconsin TO Bayfield, on Lake Superior. II has q
grant of 600 acres of land and is desrbcd as con-
stituting the shortest land carriage between the
nayigable waters of the Upper Mississippi and the
lakes.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION
The Paris correspondent TO The Globe says the prn
cpal event of the day is the receipt of the telegraph
stating that Greek troops have been disembarked at
Crete, and that others are being concentrated on the
TuTco-Greek frontier. If this be true there is no
Iashness in predicting that it viii produce be-
tween Greece aud Turkey, unless indeed, the pro-
tectng powers of the foImer should compel the recall
Of the troops.
The London Times SAYS an open collision between
Turkey and Greece, although perhaps still remote is
daily becoming less improbable but it is far from
certain that it would at once bring all the rest Of
Europe within its scope There is Power prepared
at n moments notice to face the Eastern Question.
As for England we should, The Times says, be most
willing TO let events take their own course; and.
although without any great faith either in Greeks or
in Roumanans or in any other races once subject to
the Porte could wish nothing better than that they
alone should win what the Porte must lose.
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KANSAS.
RAJ. CON-

THE AMENDMENT RATIFIED-TItE SENATORIAL CON-
TEST.
TOPEKA. JAN 1.-THE House Joint resolution,
ratifying the Constitutional Amendment was cons
CURED in by the Senate to-day, unanimously, With
out discussion.
A large delegation Of Leayenworths best men are
here in the interests of their Senatorial candidate,
ex- Gov. Kearney. The excitement shows no abate-
ment the opposing candidates are forming conbina-
tions TO defeat the reelection of Pomeroy Sales OK
Senator'S pools commenced last night.
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AUSTRIA.

THE NATIONAL PARTY OF CROATIA.
The national party has resolved upon suspendlng
all negotiations with the Hungarian Diet and the
Austrian Government should an unfavOrablc reply
he given by the Emperor TO the demands contained
in the address Of the Croatan Diet
ia believed that no reply will be given at present
by the Emperor Francis Joseph to the address of the
Croatian Diet in order not TO prejudice in any way
the prospect OF an understanding with hungary.
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MICHIGAN.

THE Observation-Disclosures TO CONGRESS-
NJ rELRaRAPH TO TRIBUNE
DpTRoIr Jan. lin the Legislature to-day, q
resolution thanking Congress for Its prompt action in
nossng the Free Suffrage bill over the Presidents
Veto was passed by a vote of 10 Yeas to IA Nays.
The resolution favoring the impeachment of the
President was adopted by the same vote.
The health of Gov. Grape is slowly improving.
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PMS IAN. 1.-THE japanese Embassy has arrived
4, ,bis citv. and viii shortly leave for America.
Several of the Yacht Clubs of France propose to
.,nfor medals of honor upon James Gordon Bennett,
r. tbe owner Of the successful yacht, Henrietta
The gratifying intelligence of the improvement Of
raIlotta. both mentally and physically, is fully con-
ermed Inv diepatches from her attendants.
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THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

MADRID. Jan. 1.-THE United States steamer Man
Aonomab and her consorts have arrived at Catha-
Feua. Spain, where, as at other points they have
sisited, they form the center of attraction.
The vessels viii visit the other ports OF Spain and
oar4icplarly those on the Northwest coast.
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KENTUCKY.

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR GoyERNqR;;,
George w. Craddock, r. II. Stanton, John l.. Helm
john w stevenson Gen. William preston ~ a. ~ 1 iat
and II + Pefers arc mentioned as Democratic candk
dates for Governor of Kentucky. The Convention
will meet at Frankfort on tho S2d OF February next.
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REPORTED PROTEST AGAINST ADMISSION
WAsuTNGToN, Jan. ll.-A dispatch from Denver
dated January has been received TO the effect that the
rerritoria House OF Representatives have passed
olutIon protesting against the admission OF Colorado a.
state Into the Union, and claiming that they Represents
the aud only legal expression Of public opaion In
that Territory.
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ANfFRICAN AFFATRS.

Is LONDON. Jan. 1l-Noon.-The threatened impeach-
ent of President Johnson excites the interest of the
bross everywhere. The journals of Paris and else
Sbore have articles this morning ON this subject and
warn the Americans Of the seriousness of the step
Ahcnt TO he taken.
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EUROPE.
zrvs BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO JAN. II.
ROME.

ROME, Jan. 1l.An interdict has been lald upon
S,'a continuance Of religious services III the scotch
Protestant Church in this city by the Fapa au'nol-
dos and ii is said that they threaten 10 PUT stop
~ 20 tic services held IN the Amencan ChaptI.
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CHINA.

LONDON, Jan. ll-Noon.-Telegapmc reports not
directly traceabo, current to-day, Of serious
somInercial panic in Shanghai.
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FRANCE.

Gen. Dix had taken up his quarters in Paris in the
apartments where Mr.. Dayton formerly resided.
The France abiding to the resolution taken By the
Emperor Macmillan to defend his throne, with tho
support of tho clerical party says that in no case
will the French Government reconsider the orders
given for completing the evacuation of Mexico by
the 1st of March.
THE FRENcH DUTIES ON UNITED STATES MERCANTILE