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AnOw storm.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. ga great sno
storm, extending all over the State,
commenced ut II o'clock last night. 1t
is still showing hard. The Western
roads are mostly blocked.
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Pri.c Fighs.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-The fight
between Davis, of St. Louis, and Bur-
nett, of New Orleans, was won by Da-
Wis in q rounds in % minutes. In the
fight between Duffy, of st. Louis, and
joyce, of New York, after IA rounds the
latter broke his thumb and foresnger,
and then threw up the sponge.
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From Rriti.h Honduras.

New YORK, Jan. 25.-The Herald's
British Honduras correspondent states
that body of Yucatan Indians had in
vaded the mahogany district and threat
ened to break up the works and make q
raid on the city. Trade was at a stand
still, and great excitement prevailed.
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Get Up Your Clubs For 1867,
DRING sATIsPIRp ru

DRING sATIsFIRD ru
ID their patrons are prepared 10 eneoor,.'
enterprise which has for its object the nn,t1',.@
and promotion Of the welfare Of the ~ so'
in this Republic, and the development ssL q"
ovation Of our young and promising St,,a "a
Proprietor Of the Whcclin. REGrsryR A., Us
iarged and improved this paper 10 me-, ~ %
mands Of increased circulation and 80! Nc
popularity, and now takes pleasure IN prrs,,,is
TO the people Of this State. the l.arges, W;
est and Nest Reliable Paper m w.
virginia. '
THE REGISTER can pon, "a ,,,
history AS the surest and best index OF n, ~ es'
course upon all questions OF National a, S,.,
policy. Relieving that the war was rpJ.d --s
It's legitimate purposes attained with IN. sr., ''
der al tho rebel armies, and the ahandonmsn, I,
slavery ami secession by the South The pTN
rER VIII be tbs unfineh hing advocate Of an ns-s
nres that tend % promote the national hsn's'.s>
10 restors the unity OF the Government -
extend 10 all sections the priceless Mr..ipS. :.
an impartial Union and lasting peace, r.
be equally hrm in its opposition 10 al par,i,..
schemes that impose unjust aud unwarr,s,.I
conditions upon the ~ union OF Goyrrn,-s.,
that WAS never broken, that guarantee prr,.,
ual ascendancy TO one political party AMI q,
changing ostracism "a every other. and ~,
thwart the wishes OF every patriotic hear ~
leaving our country siin divided, our nsoDI,
diainited our Union unrcstorrd Tcler.th,,
the opinion of eli men, while steadiastly M
eating its own, dcspising the proscrptiv, bop,
Of fanaticisn while firmly adherinc 10 IL. az!
convictions Of right and duty,
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Errors of Youth.

A EkNTLk NAN Wu0sCFFEk
"A Ed Lr Years from Nervous Debility. Pre-.
mstges decay, srd ali The Effects "f youthful
int scretinn, VII, for TIN ~, Z ~ suffering bu.
Sasidts. sera free ~ ~ Ebone'd it the recipe
aud dir,cti ms Tor max 'ag the si,tpia rsmeay by
whinh he vas cu;-d .Sgs-Ie,s Sishine O. pre-
nc ~ tss s,vesti .sT's sx eri.nre, aan do - By
adirs>Aiae. IN perfect con nsi-Lr..
JOHN H. OGDEN,
0ru s3m- Ma iaChassb ess St. New York
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Verdict Against q Mob.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.-In the trial OF
30 ladies of Greenfield, Ohio, for mob
bling liquor dealers, the jury returned a
verdict of S625 for plaintiff.
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A Valuable Farm for ssse.
> WILL 0RYRa Ar RRlGAIs

L sale my farm, containing tvs hsSdrssd :.
three ARES. Ioratrd IN Ohio county. y, u,
ysfior,nl Rad. and spproIirnating Ber y y
I. within one half az milo ~ Ronsys ras' ~
adjoining lzpas With Capt syrinyf q.
northwest, and the Old Hrnry bsIl farm
southeast. This farm IL In . high as. ~ -,
vation. There are one hundred and niY "a 3
u cleared land. the most sf rbieh s.i lsa,,
era<s; and hum its abundance 81 rst,' ~, ~
e found fn every Acid Il .. ussfosilea ~
grazing 81 sbeep OF esttlr On ne az, ,sa.s IA
good kous~s, tffsrnes) . lsrss and ererush,, -.
good staise, with sufficient roosn ~ ~ =. -
and outbpiIdfnys. al corsriste- Tb1s 4
two orchards on The farm, With IN sEp.S-t
one hundred and fffy tres o. efreh -,
sl.o pezrs, peaches plans apf ErsPhs se
dasosg Neifber q tbs fs1s psspg ~ VI
daettm Of Fhfat ard tqa A2ri.s r.
and IL uudsriaA With cal, easy 81 seey q
further information. call On the sassrsnx
tine prtmises. THOMAS hss
de,elk 2thAlfH
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.Important 20 Gardeners.
I'VE WOULD CALL THR ATTEN

w TION Of all practical Gardeners to the "A
vantage Of putting in their orders fbr Seeds early
a. there are many varieties very short this
We propose taking orders for seeds. sending
them on T. David Lardreth 4 Son, Of Philadei-
phiz, the only reliable seedsmen) and there have
each order put up separately, render the pur-
chaser the original invoice, and charge him Ian
dreth prieef- 4 full and compaete stock Of seed
sTf rs = { '5,.-HRfO2 BOYD &Eo, a.
Agricultural Warshonseatd Ssed Store, IA q
i Hsip 6tfest Wheeling. W. ys.Sssss janTf
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COLUMBUS, Jan. 25.-In o letter TO-
day to Gen. Cowan, chairman OF the
State Union Central Committee, Gov.
Cox declines denomination. 1.
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TN f II E GISTER

VIII strive To make the popular mind wiser ),
conviction" rather than s!aI i.h BY dcta,lou ~
will labor to. Disseminate ouly such views art
and the seal Of truth.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Arrest Of n Notorious Thief and Cam
bier-A Confidential Clerk Arresses
for Embezxlement.

New York, Jan. 25.-A notorious
thief and gambler, named George Gard
ner, was arrested yesterday, he having
attempted some time since to rob James
Rowe of $4,000 in gold. He is regarded
rs one of the boldest and most success
full robbers in the city, and though en-
gagged in several extensive operations,
has thus far managed to escape. He
surrendered yesterday after threat by
the officer that he would blow his brains
out, and put his pistol sclose to his
head.
John II. Hamilton, formerly conf
Dental clerk of Messrs. Il. K w. Simp-
son, pawn brokers, No. l75 Bowery,.
Was Yesterday arrested on u charge OF
embezzling at different times, since
June last, TO the amount OF from Sl2,OOo
to $4,000 from his employers. Justice
Chandley admitted the accused to bail
in the sum of $4,000 to answer the
charge.
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PRrfiQu.

~ =. =, LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25.-The rumor
prevalent last night that Governor
.Bramlette had pardoned Tutweiler,
, convicted yesterday of forgery, proves
true. Ast
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THE TRI-WEEKLY

IL published ever, Tuesday Thursday ahd Nai
ur,iay, and contains, b~sidr- the content. 81 TIE
preceding issues Of The Daily, many 'ainah'
items prepared especially for this publication
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As A NEWSPAPER

We intend that 10 shaIl DO famed for its aosU,sv
and reliability. The best and latest nforna,si
that can la obtained by TELEGRAPH IsI
MAIL In relation 90 matters Of general inirr,,
will always be laid before our readers, and pS
cost viii bs counted IN keeping our sul~rib,n
thoroughly and constantly posted upon all tOp,,
Of importance.
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Il published every Friday It's contents WI 10
made up Of all Important news II the vol
telsgraphlc reports. transactions In the Msrte,'.
Editorials upon subjects VI general lntsrcsi ~
Agricultural Column, special corespobaftn
from all parts Of tho State, choice literary A.!
poetical selections aud large amount eitir
fully prepared miscellaneous reading sniibls =
all classes Of the community. in .bort, u'
WEEKLY REGISTER viii continue 10 he p'
best Famdy Hoctpdpsr srer yuttished :" a'
stdts.
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Tr,.I Of Rev. JseI Lind.Iey

ROCHESTER, Jan. 25.-Kev. Joel Lind
sley, who whipped his child to death
last June, is on trial to-day at Albion.
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% caddics do. do. do. 4"
10 tbutts Niagara" do. "a
~ cadlies do. do. -
81 butts Dew Drop" do. g
- tadlies HOmbrick do. :"
IU5 boxes Emily Jones natl IT., ID.
81 do Diadem soft pd. inch.
s. do. Wheelors nd. pd. do.
- do. do. hard pd. 10. Jumps
IO4 do. "Millie Collins" hard pd. 10. Jumps.
u do Keen's Fine Twist natl If.
; do Millcr's X. and Il. twist choice
lOdrums Fig Leaf.
2Jkgs 6.twst running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbs. +. q. smoking tobacco.
~ hlf bbls' +. q. do. do.
10 bblS &. =. do. do.
~ hlf bbls. G.. s. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco is large and the assert.
ment unsurpassed Is any i'll the market. Mer.
chants ars respectfully invited To give us n call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TINGLR.
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'I'HR COMBINATION OF Pull.
L vERlSRD slate aud yise9us matter as a
roofing material stands unr ivaliey. ! mastic-
il adapts itself to every shape and slope. II is
non -combustible, impervious, non expansive and
undccaying. Frost does not crack, nor heat dis
solve il. The only roofing material ever discov-
erred that will resist the action of the elements
as long rs the steructure II protects. For repair
ing odd and presr wing new metallic roofs Of all
k!.ds, Plastic Slate has never been equalled,
While it has proved ar Invaluable acquisition to
the mechanic arts rs preseryer Of metal and
xuod hen inbeddsd IN water or earth, OF ex,
posed to the weather. Being susceptible Of lit
le, IL any. wear from exposure, and perfectly
tre-prooE II is lncqu allied As paint for railroad
,ash farm buildings, fences and bridges, iron or
daooiEg ~ LIZ -.-.f...-r
" HaSiolprocuTsd tho sple right to use the
above rod, NC material in the counties Of Ohio
and Woor We are prepared At sli tinns 20 ppt
non new errpair oil roofs at the shortest posi-
Bile notice. Our terms ais reasonable and work
guaranteed.
JOHNSON. CAPEHARF & co.
No. l19 Market SQUARE,
mas Wheeling. W. Va
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio 3. &. Co.

ov,,cv R.1J,xoRE & Ono RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING, Jan. 5, 1867. }
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The Circulation Of the Reg
lister,

Larger by far than that Of any other paper 10
the State makes II uis bcsi ADVERTISING medium
IN Vest Virginia.
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HAY PRESSES.

TAKENANPATTERN CHAIN PRESsE.
w Sinclairs Pattern Lever Presses. For q
b. (dec2sl PRYOR BOYD q Co
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The Mining, Agricultural and
Grazing Interests

or West Virginia will End In tho RRGETEEt
constant and Iealous advocate. while the SOFA
and political Advancement Of tbs STATE VII r
ceiye its earnest attention.
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tons, showing the possible compl cations 10 whch IL
might give RISE and which, may presume, have oc-
Cured more frequently than they have found pen to
record them. plot exhibits great activity Of mag
nation although the incidents are described with 80
much strength and naursness Of coOrng as to appear
like pictures OF real lfe Considerable scope Is given TO
the deneaton Of varieties OF character by alternating
he scenes between the South and the North and repre-
,enatye specimens OF the conditions Of society find
wide field for the exhibition Of their respective pecu
uartes Judged merely @ work Of art, it would not
nrbaps be doult to point out faults both Of plan and
execution in the construction Of this novel; but ts
est humanitary and its vivid Illustrations Of great
national evil VIII It high place In phlanthropc
literature.
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A TTRACTIVE PLACE on Cayuga Lake, Gg
IN ACRES view unsnrpased 05 Acres Seneca LAKE, ve
places Syracuse also Mohawk Valley FARMS JAQUEs Ne M
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1th Qualifications.

TFRALD OF HEALTH for AUGUST.
III TABLE cos1ESTH
l. THE GRANVILLE ATHLETIC CLuB-"Bo" Great Truths
Lave M Great Hou Moses Colt Tyler
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NATURES LESSON. W. ButIsy, bs lecturer
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THE DEAF AND DDUMB",,.........Hsrvs p Feet ILL., D.
REVELATIONS OF RETIRED PHYSICIAN
Dr. Theodore TbOruisa
BpIToRIAL psTARTHsHTs
SHALL WOMEN BB D0cTORsi
THB JAPANESE
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GYMNASTICS IN SCHOOLS
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CONDITION oP THE PooR-CLEAH sTREBTs.
pIABETBs-CAUsB SYMPTOMS. AND TREATMENT
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90 Sumfrs unS @tb,rs.

VNHOROUGH-RRED ALDERNEY HEIFER
"CRBAM RLLA" and her calf MCCLELLAN aa and stess
choice INspJs iI SALE By d. D. EkwELL. ssvBrssssks
MI rf.r .... ..s
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snttrnal Rtbnut.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENU UE.
J SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT or TIB STATE 0P
HEw-YORK, COMPRISING THR RLEyENTH AND SEVEN.
TENTH WARDS OF TIB CITY or NEW-l0EA.-Nouce IS
hereby given Of law that have received the Annual Ce
aud Assessments ~ this
United
that enumerated therein have become due and
PAYABLE will personally by Deputy for rthe collection
o Office m the Bank building corner Of seyentst
and Third daily Suuay from the Ath day Of july o
10 August 1861 Inclusive, between the hours OF o'clock
a m and O'Clock p.
An ersou who due By them respectively
according the list Aforesaid will become liable % the penalties pre-
scrbed by law MAhshALL b BLAME
Nsv.York Juy g. 1861
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D0LITICAL MANUAL FOR 1867.
Il suUpssA CLAssiusD svssART or rHH lSPoRrAv
EXECuTIyB
JUDICIAL, AND
PoLrTIco MILITARY FACTS or TIIB PERIOD.
Prom Jsly T. lsCa. To April l. 1891
IseladiIg the late acton %
CONGRESS on RECONSTRUCTION
by EDWARD MCPHERSON,
ofAs House e Representatives. Of the United stAi,A
CoSrEsu;
J. President Johnson, spesehe,
H. Messages
Ill Members ofhs Cabinet
second Session 10Th Copgr,sa
Pirt Session Goth Congress-
And ClAimsbts ofSsais Therein
~ Votes on Political Bills and Resolutions
" Reconstruction M,aures Of asth and Aoth Congresses
Reconstruction Act and Supplement Copy Of Tssi Oath
Fourteenth Constitutional Amspdment
VI Proeamsions aud Orders
VII Judicial pnion on lIsbess Corpus
Test OathA
Mississippi Injunction Case.
VIII Re,oson Of National and State Conventions At Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Cleveland kc
Party PAorms-Connectcut Maryland, Ohs Tennessee Ala
bsms, Arkansas North Carolina South Carolina virginia
The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions Of 179S.
IX. Political Miscellany. Elective Franchise.
Proposed Substitute for ii,h amendment
Elections oflso7. Maryland Recent Legislation.
Constitutional Conventions Public Debt ofUS
Price 81 bound cloth Paper IS by mail
GdIr,.. ' THE TRIBUNE, SewYork
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RtHtistrp,

C0LT0N DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
~ mated the snshs Of Nitrous Osids administer the
approved By the medical poon nothug
TRACT TRRTH, and hey esTsny DO that WITHOUT PAlk-so
hsAiatA MIX
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3. sa f.tt ,.rIIs'. if I...H A"lt
f.'..Ull....
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Snstruttion.

AT TOWNSENDs ACADEMY, No. 2G0 BOW
~ reduced for the Summer only Bookkeeping Writ
ing Arithmetic Agsbrs Spelling Grammar taught Day aud BSenng
u .Ius.,,
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Samntr Rttrtats.


COUNTRY BOARD.-A few B0ARDERS
~ taken 81 per week, private family, in North Granville,
house double bck peasany usted,
furnished including good Ctckeng Piano. e airy and
good table, pleasant hne scenery healthy
stable hrequd For particulars refer to JOHN BLISS No. 90
Southst, New.York
GOOD COUNTRY BOARD can be had within,
" the city by Bre Railroad Of the heahi
the Stals moderate Address W., Chester.
Orange Co, N Y
G0OD COUNTRY BOARD, with every ac-
~ onOdaou had at Union Town n j. Mrs Creemers
beautifully situated hours nde by minutes
walk from depot Terms 90 % $40 pei week New Jersey Railroad
MISS BUSHNELLs COTTAGE on Phila-sts
IVA Circuarst. Saratoga N Y
GUNNER B0ARD-At Rye, New-York; dis
~ FROM city by Newaven Rrad hour by trains leaving
nearly hour eommueon by boat daily direct m the
house bathing boating ard
aSng Be
cured for the Summer by immediate application 70 Mrs C0FE
No 2 Fourteenth St. Poartavr, York. al Waterde M
Or W. o. GARDNER, No. % Widest, Eew.ioIk Steamer john
Roper leaves foot Of Cshanest at foot Of Thirty oaIthsI
$40 daily, direct for the place -.
fTHE ADVERTISER wishes to obtain cot IN,
TRY BOARD for himself wife sud two daughters eight and
years old At FARM HOUSE away ivn sal. water aasssS na
say TO the ely. Address With sh particulars 'oAfohiI
Station d, \. y 49, ~. ~ d.
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Gtafbtrs.

A LADY, who has had twelve years expert
,pce In teaching desires SITUATION either pnbhe or
private school She well qualified 70 teach the Enghsh Gsn9ss n
furnish references Address TEACHER Boz NO Los
Rondout Post Once y. Y.
TINO TEACHERS.-0rd for Teachers for
ia Those expecting % change through
should apply Application Form sent
when required j. W sCHEMERHORN A. ~ Auary, so Boomesl
XHTANTED-A situation as TEACHER of the
w PIAN0PORTB 10 Female Seminary By young LadJi aY
competent Address A. NJ, Boz No 5sl Utica, ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-25

A ROMANCE or THB REPUBLIC By T. MARIA CHnD. l2mo,
'-. .. Bp AZ noknor Fields. .. .t
Mrs. Child may well he congratulated on the
success Of the cause which has been largely indebted
10 the labors of her pen. In the flush OF brilliant lite
rary career, when sympathy with the slave was deemed
cause for reprosch, she surprised the faStdious public
with which she had been favorte, by an earnest and
powerful appeal for "that class of Americans called
Afrcaus since that time, she has been conspicuous In
the Band Of noble women who have brought the hshest
gifts of intellect literary culture, and social position TO
tho support OF universal freedOm Her efforts IN behai
OF the negro bondage have been equally untrne ana
jndiclous With the true spirit OF feminine sympathy'
and high OF justice she has been ready TO make
the arduous sacrifices behalf OF the ODect ht
was nearest her heart But the emancipation Oh inc
American slave has not diminished her zeal nor relaxed
her energy In his service The present volume proot
Of her continued interest In which she embraced
I'm its low estate, and cngs 10 In Its triumph III
story Of TIE influence of slavery On the domestic rels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-04
.rs aov levied upon the elements Of

the manufactu re OF steel.
3. A reduction OF the tax Of ~ per cent, on
tn, gross receipts of sugar reflners to IL per
cent.
1. An tire removal OF the Internal reve-
nue. duties on suiphuric acid, and on the
mining and manufacturing OF emory.
:. The entire removal Of the Internal reve-
nue. tax upon The manufacture Of salt.
The total amount of the reduction OF the re-
venue consequent on tho adoption of the above
Recommendations, taking the receipts OF the
last fiscal year rs n basis of calculation, may
he e. timatct NJ about 49, 600 900, leaving sur
plus available for other purposes of about
s2oD, 900, 900 The Commissioner further re-
commends rs the basis of further legislation
the principle Of nbating the duty on raw ma
teriais 20 the lowest point consistent with the
requirements Of the revenue, and Of placing on
the free list such raw materials, the product
mainly of tropical countries, ne are essential In
the leading branches OF manufacturing indus
try mud do not come IN competition with do.
nestle products
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-04
European News.
fever.

Per Atlantic Cable.
OrEESsrowy. January o-Evcning .-Steam-
shin City of New York, from New York De-
cember ed, touched here this afternoon, on
her way 10 Liverpool.
I.oxDox, January 2-Evening The Spanish
Court of Admiralty has confirmed the seizure
of Tie British ship Tornado, caught attempt
ing TO break the blockade 1T Callao.
MADRID, January THE Spanish Govern
ment has determined TO send four iron ciads to
the Pacific.
LosDoX, January 2-Evcning The closing
quotation Of j-20's was u Illinois Centrals,
SEW Consols quiet ut "o@6 for money.
LIVERPOOL, January Observation-Disclosures
for breadsturs quiet. Stock of wheat on hand
much below that of last year.
Loxpox. January 2.-Dispatches from the
Continent announce that matters are assum-
ing serious aspect.
PARIS, January 3.-Noon.-The honhs"r d't
Sgir, semi official, says that the relations OF
France with all Powers are most satisfactory,
and that Mexico will be evacuated by the
French troops as soon rs March lst, without
r.card TO ANYTHING the Emperor Ma&imilian
may choose TO do.
SyrruAYPToy. January 3.-Ihe steamer
Bremen. for New York, is detained here by a
suow.storm. 4 number of the yachtmen VIII
return 10 America in her.
LONDON. January 3-Noon.-currenta quota
lions for United States bonds $50 5, -
Consols quietat 9o9.
MADRID, January 3.--The Duke OF Serrano
ha. been arrested by order of Queen Isabella.
TlExxA, January $.-An extraordinary ses-
sion of the Reichgrath has been summoned 10
consider the Constitution OF Hungary. Hun
gary viii Dc represented in 1t.
LIVERPOOL, January 3-Noon.-The cotton
market opens firm, and With unchanged prices
sales TO. day Will probably reach 1000 bales
Sales Yesterday were 10000 bales, with lad
for ,niddImg uplands.