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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

PAGiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMrAyY's
vft S.ssaE!f fSstSSsla Az0 A'A'
Steamer, leave pier q North rivsr foot of Canal street.
iysr.S lLaRzoSa nsfa 3 ss0cs csp,o Man,
viii GoS cfHrsTcsSsX csSsa seS.. soR.n Gray con-
with sTFHs CAPTAIN CAPTAIN G seaSury con-
ig pound, 81 sasgsgs allowed freso passenger
All departures touch at Acapulco; of lst and ass
American por and rsSass ssss eSs IL
team line from Panama % Australia and New zeaand
ees Repusc San Yose
ham hama and Hong K,1s At osoAAma with steamer Costa
For pa sage ticksts and ali further nfomaon apply at
New Ne 91Ss YSt on me wharf, 1901 Of oA eS
The G elegant SIDE wheel steamship SOUTH AMERICA.
ko ssnero por on August
1867, TAP NJ, from pier ~ North river
For freight ''s;iEla .a. .sIEs ...s Assss n. Y.
line SoR A.. ssM
leave rs MoSTgfF AG F,sr c% xTukb n S
~ r G se s's sppy As e. ' ls
President. No 5BowlIng Green.
EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The new " and d first es, ass steamship GESsEAt h dRAsr sn
urday, August "a at 3 o'clock p NJ
%ss p Or fr's
No. Sc West street.
The GENEl 'EApE will follow August 81
NEW YoR i e 2,s. ssstssAa ! s.s.as.., s,.,m.,.
SAN SAL vADOR, Nickerson, saturday, August r.
SAN JAClNTO Atkins. Saturday, August 81
pier Is North punctually al O'Clock 7. M.
GARRISON g. ALLEN. No Bowling Green.
e Line
Every Tuesday at p NJ from Pier l6 East foot OF
Wall street.
CLEOPATRA phillips Commander sday, August ~.
LEO dearborn, Commander). Tuesday, August ~.
For freight or passage apply to
MURRAY, FERRIS & CO.. 81 and G3 South street
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP COM
sailing every SATURDAY. at 5 p. NJ from Pier No. ,
North River.
Freight at reduced rates.
THE FIRST CLASS SIDEWHEEL STEAMSHIPS
MANHATTAN NJ. s. Woodruff Commander.
CHAMPION, II. Lockwood, Commander.
Freight received at all hours
Through bills of ladng by the South Carolina Railroad 'or
the South Southwest furnished
forwarded free of Commission.
Superior accommodations for passengers
Bills o ladng furnished and signed on the pier.
Passenger and freight onice 26 Broadway.
henry r. MORGAN CO.. Agents.
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NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN Cheapest Inc OF first class United Sta mail Steamer
FOR SOUTHAMPTON, HAVRE AND BkEMEN.
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United STATES MAII. TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
coi.Iivir. n :, =. =. 49, .,.,. .,
MtssVuR O. w. Palmer, master .............August ~
sor freight or passage apply 20 -a.x -
GEO. b. HARRISON, President
No. s Bowling Green N. "
DEGuLAR LINE FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS. Df.
III rcct--Thc hne steamship TRADE WIND, CAPTAIN j.
Y. morrill, will leave pisr No = North river ON Thurs
da, August ~ q O'clock r. NJ precisely, for 0aivsston
direct For freight or passage, having splsndd accommo.
'.1''' .pSRToySroRD. rrLRsroN CO.. % Bro.sv.v
- y rss Az atsrgsH E1spS !YsEE wiu fsi'ov sniAs
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SPECIAL NOTICES

LADIES, SEND FOR TREATISE ON THE DE-
a. velopsnent of female form. Address Agent for
Madame Jusaci's MammariaI Elevators.
Dopot907 Broadway. Sold everywhere.
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Personal.

A n OLD FRIEND WOULD LIKE TO FIND HENRY
IA W. MoriimeE Address James A. Taylor, W Bowery,
New England Hesel
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a NEW BORN INFANT TO BE ADOPTED OUT,
"A also chiren taken for adoption, at 7 West seven-
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Oar Relations with Frasce-- Cssssn- Tobacco.
NEW 0EKAss, Dec. ~, 1885.
This morning the people have been remarkns that
almost II the same time In wsshnston snd - PARIS the
highest representative Of two governments publicly
pressed themselves DESTROYS or amcabIe International
relations This y looked upon significant especially
in connection with adjustment OF all questions bear
ing upon The Intervention IN she aArs Of Mexico. Be-
sides people rsmarkfng how very cordial ana similar
on both sides Of sbs Atlantic we're tho formal receptions
given 20 0ensr~i Die and NJ lBerthony. The creole
populaAon sssm 70 b highly pleased 81 this state Of
affairs
ID 70 this time We have no reasons here 10 believe
that the French afe not going 70 act sincerely ard con
clude the evacuation q the Mexican country ~ the b.
ginning on mi9dleof nsxt March. Hsi4l y lr sa
Az soon q the vnch leave The already decided upon
policy o. the United etaes hooking 70 the
maintsnancs Of Ne spublio OF Msxco viii b fully de
veloped The people must not b. surprised consid
erAble body o. UnjSed states oopa ere compelled" u
cross the line o. shs Mo 0vAnds = tai 20 NJ
The stock Of cotton continued 70 increase here IRON
day 20 day. We havs now on hanA ea shpboard an,
10 The vsrsh0s'ss sws hanc "a asd thirty odd sSousaad
Tnsrs . . sspsys sAsa nine sAosasa sssshssds .
uvtss u Go tssA ,N Hs -
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from the Boston Journaa, fan. a. FL *
sbT .oro ~
New York yachts has produced % gsne and 20 marked
an impression among the English pscpM No ordinary
handsome purse Of double eagles ws have crested
such N interest the electric cable REPORTS 10 70
havs been manifested In the result Of tAs great race
natural enough that the yacht sunirons or Great
Britain should give hearty greeting ne representa-
tves Of their brethren from the oean, and that
The saSr prince Ss Duke o Edn .S q
by them on the route. But therv 10 special signn-
canoe in the stassmsnt thst the arrival Of these
London papers, ana chat svsrywhsfs throughout the
kingdom u was the topic OF convsrntio1 The truth
Is, the daring spirit which willing 70 trave the dis
comforts and peils OF winter passage upn the Storm
lest OF oceans the ins ssamans6ip which was evnced
In the management Of the yachts the hying Of their
couIss and u the condition IN whish my came INTO
Hook 70 the Needles went Immediately 20 NE heart Of
people 70 whom everything relating 70 Up ocean pos
way 10 which he british nation is generally referred 70
this country especially In connection with the Discus
sion Of such Questions a. the tarin, one
objects Of It's supreme regard, AM that tts
commerce treated Of altogether secondary impor-
tance; and. a. result Of this most ndstaks impression
which prevails among only TOO generally every pos
sbls artificial has been used 10 enaue American
manufactures 10 compete with British industry, while in
has been put forth 70 encourage and 70 strengthen
American shipowuors In their composition With what
In trnh the great marine Power Of the globe The English
people do not In any degree undervaue the importance
or their manufacturing interests ~ their legislation very
Clearly indicates but they look 10 their pstion upon
the seas as the rst source Of their wealth and o. their
Ike ourselves upon the element which heetofore they
have delighted 70 regard peculiarly their own,
are watched with closeness OF attention and with
fulncss Of appreciation which nothing sse which We
can perform win call forth No battle OF The late civil
war not Gettysburg ITSELF Petersburg made 20 pro-
found impression upon thesEnghh mnd a. the sum
mary destruction Of the Alabama By the KesarGe And
no triumph Of the American LOOM 20 product OF the
~ Osbns 70 and through oil class Of her subests a.
the late wntss voyage Of hsee young New Yorke IN the
pleasure yncha However the svens NY b regarGed IN
the Unilsd States outside Of yachting oitoes Il likely
to doasubn>e Ueso 70 seesrs fur g0s WBese end -
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01sa6ly rsqarl. 90, Il sAs nngiish saon, tAaa sny
N any other sphere for which - aAy ~ credit.
rhsss dsecsndAab Of he "a - kings win never
recognize relationship and equality completely
- when they witness unmIstakabls evidences Of our
skill upon the ocean, in the ocss which evince In
the construction Of ships Tor commercial - well - for
over wind and current and fog IL will be well
We consider the lesson thus Taught TO IA, and II
nation seek In future TO develop resources with
propoonats energy and perseverance, on the well
- upon tho land. Whenever we make worthy effort
70 compete with rivals upon the ocean, We do not
have occasion to take shame ourselves the result
We sncesely hope thai the recent achievement Of the
Henrietta and her companions may stimulate to
tons In beheIf Of American ocean commerce which
shall secure for 1t all times and under all circum-
stances thai confederation and that pecuniary gain 70
which are entitled by Ill the traditions OF our history
aad By The very blood which through vena
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Senate. N.t
tasMof AIassy. Jan. 3, 1867
Senators Person, Lent Thomas Murphy and c. @ Cor
nell appeared their for the nrst time to-day
1#9 TIM CONVENTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Tho Senate immediately proceeded TO the consideration
Of the Congressional constitutional amendment.
Mr. Gmsox, (rsp) Of Warrington, argued Of length in
favor Of the justice and magnanimfy Of all the provi.
sions Of the amendment
( Mr. WHITE (rsp) Of 0nondsga, said that while he
would cheeruiy vote for the ratification or the amend
mont yet suncient number Of States DO not accept
Il be did not wish TO b UNDERWOOD by his now AZ
binding himself mot TO ask for moro. He pledged him
ssf never ask Tor is: BIT be held that the amend.
our citizens and more co@psss ua ana PATRIOTS K Z
went further and guaranteed universal suffrage.
The vote was thsn taken with The following result:
Crowley Foissr oibson Godsrd Humphrey, KLINE, Lent
ss VIM; ;:s;:: -; =. s.'.
rn CASE on JUDGE nnra
The argument In the Of Judge Smith, Of Oneida
county, vas postponed until tuesday nett At three NJ
BY Mr. Gmsos-To sssabsish metropolitan harbor dis
trct and board Of wharves and piers also TO provide
for the inspection. visitation and control Of private
BY mr. Paasoss-ro repeal The Law establishing the
'' By e s'S e. e' soSs o. dry
By sr cesss1.-.re amend ne 80, 70. the softer
protection Of ssamen m the port OF New York. i,
, ~ evidence y Si Ike tile % real estate "a Ss
heirs af.law Of person dying inteetate .tsrl 4
BY Mr.. Low-fo establish Metropolitan Board d
BY M. sssnoSs give additional power 70 Issislaiv,
investigating committees Ms
Mr. srAwosp introduced bin 70 repeal The Rniiros'
Anti Free Pas bill fa
rrrrlor roa rns sxrurmos ov mArc~ cuAaIss q. Coz
| 4. ~ rnL
l Mr. rordxR presented . petition, having about 90
hundred and nfy sgnatuIss asking for the gxpuIson
Senator Charles q. Cornell because OF the unanswerv
charges made sgaas> Nm = Street Ccmr.issonsr Nj
Folgss d that y presented the pstca because OF IN
conssltutiona qoht bsoeeing 70 svyy sen 70 pettio
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ANorHnR AND LARGER DECISION EXPECTED
FROM THE SUPREME CouRr.-It appears to be
generally understood in Washington that the
test case, in an appeal from United States
District Judge Busted, Of Alabama, as to
whether Alabama is or is not q State in the
Union, will shortly be decided by the United
States Supreme Court In the affirmative, and
that this decision win upset the theory that
Congress, from the rebellion and its conse-
quencss, has the right to reconstruct the late
rebel States as Territories. These questions will
then recur, in the event Of such decision: Has
Congress any power over the late rebel States,
Or has not State the right to rebel against the
Union and to 60 out when 1t pleases. and stay
out II il pleases, or to come back when it
pleasesf Under an affirmative view Of the sub
.ject, and with the prospect of decision from
the court IS it stands, substantially pronounc-
ing the war . failure, the hrst duty dev0lving
upon Congress il . reconstruction Of this court
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q uitfmatnn Of H. North-an ultimatpn
which, accepted or not BY Southern legisla-
lures, Congress will not hesitate to adopt and
enforce as a part Of the constitution. The peo-
pie Of the South can no longer fail to see II a.
II is in the dearest possible light It viii only
remain for them to "accept the situation in
all sincerity and without delay, lest the major
ity at the North should be excited by fanatical
extremists-the Jacobins Of our day-to insist
upon terms less moderate and reasonable than
will At present satisfy the more conservative
adherents Of the dominant party. II is idle to
resist the logic Of eventa 1t is even criminal
not to make the best Of actual circumstances,
when neglecting to do SO will inevitably aggra-
vste the worst features ofthe case. h
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CftyEL tND Jan 3, 1867.
The Board OF Trade to-day passed resolution recon
mcnding that the Dental system Of measurement be
adopted throughout the country the ist Of March,
1857 n the assent or other boards OF trade Is gained
The Board also took action in the matter or the improve
eut OF the 81 Clair FATS endorsing the plan proposed
by Colonel Cram OF the Engineer Department Of makns
straight ship canal across tho s. Chair ats tnstsad Of
further expenditure u money BY the govsrnmsns n
dredging the existing channel The Beard also urges
upon Congress 70 make appropriation 1t the present
and further appropriation ~ the next sess on.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

Loss Of the Brig iasrfs In fsszxarA 6sy :.
Seven Of the Crew Drewucd-Thp vesscl =
Bosros. Jan 9. 1857
The brig A Horts. from the West Indies. OF add Tor
Boston, with a cargo Of salt went ashore = gale
on the 21th ult on the south side Of the island a.
captain and coorsd succeeded In getting ASHORE
but the rest Of the crew. In number were drowned
Four bodies had been recovered and buried on tia
island The sars and rigging drfted ashore but ths
remainder Of the vessel went To pieces
Additional Particulars ~ tho Loss q ths
Schooner n. M. Dyer-Threo Men Drowned
asd Tive Die 81 Deliriam After BclnG Rss-
cmea--Six Bays Whheut Feed or Water.
Particulars regarding the Inflated sch0oose 3. -
Dyer. az which casual mention merely mado throsgh
the Atlantic cable 70 In nd The Dyer ssiIsl
from Gsorgetowu s. c.. on October 10 for RchmoaA,
Va with cargo Of timber On the 18th . storm arsss
and the vessel sprung aleak On the 16th spoke 10
brig Jenny Norton, OF Baltimore which vessel reluse4
any assistance and left the Captain and crow u The
lingering death from starvation, AZ three r. u -
Baker washed on and drowned. A. ave
P. H. a heavy washed c. q. Bryant the nrst %.
Ger, and H. sweeney, seaman. overheard, who we've
drowned. Al haf.psst ave largo steamer hove down
TO them and sailed around them. but sheored on wthe
the Grew sahed themselves 70 the wreck and realne9
thoro without food watcr until rescued 90 the ~
by the brig Meg. Of liverpool jeremiah Harding, the
CAPTAIN, and George Wickinson, seaman. were takeo
from the wreck derous the latter died The asEt ~
second odhcsr; John Virgins and one oshcr ssanaas
were safely landed IN England on tho 10th Of Ne
vombcr
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MARINE iHTElLIessce.

$50. ...s.-,.. QvsxsprowS, IN. 2--Evsning.
rue steamship CITY OF New York. (which sailed from
New York December ~ touched hersthis afternoon, on
her way 70 Liverpool. = ssa7 4ssf i .t 20
soCfHArrros BAN. a--Evsning.
The steamship Bavaria, Captain raube, which left
Now York on the 22d ultmo srriv< II this port thu
afternoon and after landing paseusrs and MALE for
London, sailed for Hamburg.
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Probable Change ,ef Base AmsuH Ohie Domo.
Gratis on the Negro suffrage Question.
CISc1xsArT Jan. 3 1857.
The democrats hold State Convention It Columbus
next Tuesday. Judge Thurman will probably DO nom-
mated for Governor. change or front the negro
suffrage question II under Consideration Resolutions
have been parsed by the several democratic county con-
ventions In OF submitting the suffrage controversy
70 the people for decision 1t tho polls All democratic
papers IN Ohio unite In dsprecstlng any further On
tanqiin9 aliancoa
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AU0UsrA. Me-, Jan. B. 1857.
Caucus nominations were made a. follows this even
Ing By the republican members Of the Legsiature:-
Secretary OF State, Ephraim Flint, Of Dover; At
torney General William p Frye, OF Lewiston; Adju-
Agent Isaac r Clarke, Of Bangor; for Executive
Councilors-Firsi district Marshall Fierce, Or saco;
second district, George w. Randall, OF Brunswick
Joseph a. sanborne Of Redneld; Firth district Everell
W. Stetsou OF Damariscota Sixth district Hiram Rug
sss Of Carmel; Seventh DISTRICT Asron r Emerson, Of
0rt land
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THE FENlAH MOVEMENT.

Fresh Arrests Of Siephons' AGENTS. In Ireland.
leat hl q. gaa AAa EusLr, Jan. O. 1867.
Six suspected persons aeed hsre last night by
the police s@ s-tt
They came this city from Liverpool, at which port
they arrived few days ago from America II is sup
posed they are essares OF the niAn Organization in
that country. N ne *s
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ft 1sa CINCINNATI, Jan. 3, 1897
News has been received here OF the assassination Of
Captain james King late Of the regular army, his
plantation Grssnville Miss No clue TO the per.
pssrator fwM Et~kn cf
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TINE lOuIslAnA FREEDMEN.

Nsw OsLHAM, Jan. 8, 1851.
Advcss nom the interior OF Louisiana show that the
freedmen and their former masters gradually coming
together again the latter being preferred By the former
10 strangers Contracts this year will be made for por
tons Of the crop instead Of monthly wages
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III
Asse@biy.
~ ALBAHr, Jan. &, 1897
RsposB RECEIVED.
Comptroller fA
The Governor sent in the following annual reports
The report OF the Metropolitan Health COMMISSIONER
the Trustees Of the Antietam Cemetery, tho Commits
Commissioner the Metropolitan Police comssionersr
and the Commissioners Of the Niagara Frontier poiics-
NOTICES or nIILs
BY Mr. BuxRows-ro authorize the constructions Il
larssd locks in the Erie and Oswego canals.
BY Mr. sDsssos-ro regulate places Of landing fss
BY Mr.. O MURrar-ro abolish the Board Of New Yo<k
By. M. l. Bucx-Rela.ivs 70 the ss,sbliahmeas =
markets in New York
BY FKsAs-To regulate the election Of odicsu and
by Mr. JAcos-For the better protection Of health
the metropolitan district.
p - a Z, S ~ Incorporate trustees q 'As
by n. BLAUvnr-ro provide for the accountins ~
police JUSTICES Of New York for moneys receives -
~ Mr. yx-To allow criminals 70 testify IN shsi<
By NJ srA.a-ro repeal tho ct prohibiting tho .s.s
Of ffes passss on railroads.
BY NJ Busm-To prevent ths Hudson hudson River R.rsa6
Company nom usnS n ussam osvm no'' '.'a
BY Mr. o.sAn.-To snsnA ths Metropolitan Excise
By Mr. KsADr-Iinitiug Days work y eight hours
By Nr. HAvam-Te rssify the fpsadnsas y ~
United States Consolidation. se En 4essE sg
Mr. HAvxss offered ths following rssolusions.- ~
Resolved W the ss,..s occsurs Ih.. The people e s
os :s saf 81 s s county as.
ton ven Tor ths nsonai Treasury:
.sria 70. he pro,ssOa * x%sr,asa iadussry npsr
~ ss s
and our Representative n Congress s. re9uesssd 70
nj protest rs.ars - proaps ps
Resolved That EIcelency be requesseA
ssors aud RsprsseSsatisss IN Congress from Ss state
The resolutions laid the table under the rus
rHE CONSTITUTIONAL AxxyDxrsr.
Mr.. wMsM called from the table the resolution sssi-
flying the constitutional amendment which was lost
Z -03f .s3 NEUTRALITY
Mr. ~ c. MuRruy offered the following
whsrss. the s1'.sg Neutrality Law: are ss,ss acc
des conceived under circumstances which have passes
Rssoissa II the Senate conour Tina. We .ynp.h.s
sSs made Oy % 70 % as
such direction and Representatives In Com
report % The last nssonsi Legislature =
This also lies over under the rule 0.i HettH
COMMITTEE INJECTIONS. vi
The srEAKxR announced the following standing com-.
mittee on Privileges and Elections Moses Chsmbsr-
a'n Hscocs Holman ~ Us,re ana dreamer
Mr. YouSGLovK moved, II tho Senate concur thai he
HOUSE adjourn until Tuesday morning ming, Agreed %
The CLERK announced tho following appointmssts:--
cs1s WALDO pas1 " 81 Ssoas
Clerk. Edward NJ johnson, Of steuben; c. K Sanders
assistant VIM Breese Engrossng Clerk; and the fol-
SON. n john Place joel taylor Asher r Cole By-
Andrews aud George r. Pierce. Five or TOE -
poInees are editors Of newspapers.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday morning AZ IL o'clock.
Court of Appeals Calendar.
~ I ALsAsv, Jan =, 1887 ,
row comprises cases Nos. Ia lS 18k. IL, lsx, ~ -.
II, =. 12h. 22k, ~. "A. %. =.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

+
Ell The LOndoa Money Market.
-nf4 M. LONDON Jan 2-Evening.
Increased ease IL felt in the monsJ market.
Tho following are tho closing quotations. for .
at4s AMERICAN sEcURR1A
United States 6vetwenties. .,............. 70
Illinois Central shares. S2X
Consols are quiet At cox for n.oss5. Y
LesDos Jan. 3-Noon.
The current quotation for United States dvetwenes
Is 73k.
Consols are qaiss .. cox.
LosDsx Jan. s-Evenipg
Consols closed at COX for monef
AMERICAN sECuNrfxs
United States nve-twentes
Illinois Central shares .s2k
Eric Railway shares. 46H
The Liverpesi Csttss Market.
4 Hi8w x LSvnrpL, Jan 2--Evsning.
Cotton has been In brisk demant q an advance Mid
ding upands quoted st 1Sd with sales for tho day
NJ q fNFFE 9f LIvEeooL, Jan. 8--Noon.
The cotton market opens nm and With unchanged
pricss The sales TO-DAY will reach n, 900 bales
i LUMPoI, Jan 3-Evening
Cotton has been active and saes amounted 70 1900
bales the maskes CLOSING arm a. kkL per ID.
Liverpeel BreaastuHs Market.
Lrvxaroct, fan. 2-Evening.
The market Tor breadssuns 10 quet Tho stock OF
wheat ON hand Is much below that olast year.
M Tho N1aachesecr TradeRspsrt.
-nA Eass 9f MANcwsrR, Jan. O. 1857.
The market for goods and yarns Us rather quiet
appearance, bot holders are gsnsrailynrm.
Petroleam MarkG.
ISvxRrool, In. 3-Eysnlng
Petroleum to-day cIosed nrm ~ Ia L.
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Aust All.

Legislative Attention , Hungary.
vssNx, Jan. .. 1857
An extraordinary session Of the lechsrath TO be COM
posed Of the newly elected mebss embracing the
hungarian PROVINCES is convokcd patent the pur
Hungary. AIMS
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S PAIR.

Tho Case Of tho T,rnado.
ss" lt '3 70 L0SD0, Jan. 2-Evening.
Tho case Of the ship Tornado, which seissd
Caao during last OCTOBER upon scharge Of attempted
blockade breaking has been up n the Spanish Court Of
Admiralty aad the seizure con6rmd
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a fMNA AaN ToKrREss MosRoK, Jan. 3, 1857
The ship RAngoon arrived al Norfolk this morning.
and run lahore stop the leak. When repairs
completed she win BE- towed 70 New York. Nu
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wv Nm trOu.CthU Ht00t hurSuO F2cHucs
E&anfk Madrid. Jan. 2, 1857.
The spanish government have decided to ssnd feet
of four iron-clads to the Pacific.
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FIRE m BRooKEvs -Bstween twelve and one o'clock
this morning nrs broke ont In frame building - No
Ill Hudson avenue occupied by James Dougherty .
dissilery and liquor ssors M Doushcrty sussains
loss Of about 800 On which there oinsoince the
adjoining budine Nos iss and io7, sIso considsr-
ably damaged No. 100 was occupied BY Mr. r. Hsr.
pied By NJ 8 Oliver q casSy Hoss, vSo losss 500 on
stock me buildInop were owned ~ ~ possmaDies
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