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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1867-10-10
Fourth nay.

. BLOODED HORSES.
The testin this class are blood,
,i1o forr,, opd ctx,la
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to who their side. It would not do to say
P e at no GF nSS % and
he Naes was for giving this work to some good haPc
Mr. WADE believed that $4,000 to $4,000 year could
be saved by having the work done at the Govsn mn
to the distribution Of patronage He felt constrained to
maintain by all means inc PRINCIPLES ne adyost ss pos
session and give it to his friends; ..,..,.u
Mr.. C0NNEss qaep, CALI said that an investigation
least pay in this of Congressional reporting He
did not believe The Globe reporters sufficiently paid
cation Of the debates ought to be kepthere it was lie
ropned to the speech of Mr. Yates denouneing the policy
Mr. YATES said MI Hendricks seemed surprised at the
S S BY R% LIE 9 Sad acted
The principle upC which he Wished p oct vas that upon
tTe elected public printer Of its own pClitical creed
He proposed that the public printing OF the United states
sMr. FESSENDEN Qsep, Mel said he had examined the
subject since this debate commenced and he was satisfied
that the existing compact with The Globe cannot ne AFRO
gated by either party to 1t without two years notice.
MI JOHNSON ODcm Md concnrred in the views ex-
Speech he said that he should regret exceedingly to see
the publication OF the debates oil Congress ransleu 10
The amendment Of Mr. Wade was non-agreed TO.
Mr.. FESsENDEN moved to amend the paragraph above
quoted striking out the words Tor the Ist Session VI
the XIti Congress" II was agreed to.
Mr.. FEssENDEN offered an amendment giving the
two years notice OF c abrOgatOn or the contract WIN
The Globe for publishing the debates OF Congress A.
Mr. MORRILL, QRcp, Me- moved TO reconsider me me
words. in Tie Daiiy Globe" was disagreed TO-
Mr. SHERMAN Qtep Ohio resumed the floor IN auvo'
cacy OF the proposition to have the debates printed At the
Government office. did not believe that two years
notice was required to terminate the contract WIN INC
Globe. The contract an implied one only. -
Mr.. JOHNSON held that the existing law was III INC
nature of contract aud that change could be made
without two years notice.
MT. STEWART C2ep., Nov) favored Mr. wade's amend.
ment wasnOt prepared TO pass upon the merits OF
the question whether The Globe should continue he
publication or not but he wished TO leave the subject
omen so far rs further legislation was concerned.
no vote on,
and The amendment was adopted by the following vote
Pam Roman. Democrats,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Feb 7-Evening.-ConsOls for money have adj
vanced and close at 20 1916 American securities closed
as follows United States Five Twenty bonds, "a lIo;
Erie Railway shares 4OI Illinois Central shares So
Feb. s-Noon-Consols for money open at 90g. United
States Ffve-Tweny Bonds Y 1876 Illinois Central s0i
Fries, 40i.
EvenlngConsos closed at eOl for money. The follow
inc were the last quotations United States FveTwen-
ties 725; Illinois Central shares 81; Erie Railway
shares, 49,
PARIS, Feb. 7-Evening- United states F1VeTwtnty
Bonds have advanced
Feb s-Eyening.-United States Bonds closed at s7a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Feb. 7-Evenins-Unhed
States Five-Twenty Bonds closed at 76t this evening.
Feb s-Evening-Unted States Bonds closed at 100. .
LIVERPOOL, Feb Evening The Cotton markee
closed dull with days sale of 7,OOObaes. Middlmg Up
lands have declined to 14alId per pound The market
for Taow is finn American is salable 40 Bi94 peg
cwt Spirits Turpentine quiet but fiat at so per cwt
Feb s-Noon-The Brokers' Circular reports the total
sales Of cotton for the week ending last evening at q
bales The market has had downward tendency, and
Middlng Uplands have declined fully one halfpennE
during the week. The market to-day is unchanged, With
prospective days sales Of about 1900 balee Middun&
Upands l4Sd The market for Breadstufte and Provisions
is steady and without quotabe change.
Eyening-The market more active this dternoont
and nrces showed an upward tendency. The saes Of tho
day were 1900 bales Mdding Uplands closed st nag
lad Der rs Flour aud Wheat steady. Corn sold at tof
ner ouarter Beef-Extra Prime Mess advancing. PorH
and Bacon closed firm. Lard was dull at OIL per ewtS
Talow easier at Cd ass per 10 for American PENN
syyana Refined and Crude White Petroleum were sen9
during the day at liGa1I6id.
MAScHEsrER Feb s-Evening-The market fer gcods
and yarns has been FIAT, but closes steadier'
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KANSAS.

TnH STATE AND THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
TRIBUNE.
TOPEKA, Kansas Feb. s.-Jhe Hon. j. +. Usher
late Secretary Of tho Interior, and now attorney
for the Union Pacific Railroad, has addressed a
letter TO the Legislature protesting against
tho existing State laws which tax that
road, and declaring that the Company will
resist said taxation before the courts If 1t is persisted
in also protesting against 9ny attempt TO regulate
the tariff on freight OF passengers as unwise policy
for the State ut present and claiming that the State
has no control over the subject far as the Union
Pacific Railroad ia concerned
The Senate to-day, in Committee Of the Whole, re-
jected the resolution asking Congress TO transfer the
bureau Of Indian Affairs from the Interior to the
War Department.
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these seats Weekly tickets to be issued at 81 20
Official tickets of general of restricted admission
good for the whole period of the Exhibition, OF for
limited period will be issued, according to the ma
tnre and requirements Of the service.
John w. Garrett, President of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad has rendered the use of the special
car of that road to Geo. W. Peabody and his friends,
who leave for New-York on Monday next.
gentleman who has just returned from Fortress
Monroe says, from personal knowledge, that the
health of Jefferson Davis is much better than 1t has
been for six months past; that he is allowed free
intercourse with visitors bat avoids all conversation
with reference to political affairs and to his own
condition as a prisoner He has full range of the
grounds of the fort, and lives as comfortably as any
of the State officers
The Senate to-day confirmed the following nomi-
nations:
Thomas 7 McKenny of Iowa to be superintendent OF
Indian Affairs for Washington Territory an
Ina: C. Carroll Tcvis, ID Maryland Cavalry, to he
by brevet; James Wentworth OF MIS-
internal Revenue Sixteenth District Ohio Mathewson r.
Patrick Of Nebraska TO be Agent OF the upper Pate
Indians Lafayette Carter OF Idaho to DC snrNey9I,
General of the Territory of Idaho Joseph webster 10
be Assessor Internal Revenue Second District Georgia;
Gen b. T. Kelly TO be Collector OF Internal Revenue ISL
District West Virginia.
The Senate rejected the following nominations:
Surveyor of Customs-Thomas L. Durant, Port OF
Quincy, H. James Lowry heypOrI, OF tlttsDuIbh 4"
Richard ]. Howard Of ST. Louis, Mo. 49,,
For United states Marsha-Russel Jarvis for inc DIS
trict of New-IIampshire For Register OF Land Otlce
| Edward s. Reed, Nebraska City, Nebraska; ana T. ".
Bedford brownsville, Nebraska For Receiver OF Public
MOnev-AIbert Taxbury. Nebraska City Nebraska For
Collectors Of Internal Revenue-samucl Iahn seven
eenth District Ohio; Jasper D. stark Twelfth DIS
| trict' Ohio; William i. Haynes, Ninth District,
Ohio; W. c. stanbury, Eleventh District, Iowa
VIM BOardman Seventh District Ncw-IOrk W. III. Mcf-
rtt Fifth District Iowa; Jacob w Stewart Second DIS
trict Iowa. James Gavin, Fourth District indiana; VIM
C. Tuery Seventh District PcnnsylvaniaSA McConneil,
Nineteenth District Ohio Martin Igoe, sixteenth
District Indiana; J. G. Knight, Third District
Wisconsin, s. c. Hicks Eleventh District, illinois, H. A.
McKelvey Second District Iowa; j. A. Farley, Eleventh
District Ono; Archer NJ Martin, Seventh District Penn
sylvana; w. r. JudsOn, Twenty seventh District New
York; j. b. Smith District, Wisconsin; J. Z. PoWes-
TELL Fourth District, Wisconsin; f. NJ kintcr twenty
first District Pennsylvania Oliver H. r. Scott First DIS
trict Iowa A. IIyatSmth Second District Wisconsin!
| c. A. Hickman. Third District, New-JeTsey
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THE EXCISE Law.

The following persons arrested on Friday
morning by order of Acting Capt Garland Of the Four
teenth Precinct: Henry II. Burt, Patrick Higgins, Pat
rick Osborne, John ORourke Thomas lyons ana JAMES
OF Walt z. Willard at No 500 Broadway The arrest OF
morning for alleged violation OF the Excise Law in not
having his bar properly closed Inc persons mentioned
arrested another would take his place and In turn was
arrested. Justice Bowling held the prisoners TO ball ID
the sum OF $500 each.
Daniel Anderson proprietor Of cigar store at No II
wcsst was arrested Tor selling liquor in rear room,
separated from the cigar store by board Partition To
obtain access il was necessary give certain signal
This signal was procured by two officers OF the twenty
ninth Precinct, who entered the place and saw liquors
exposed for SALE dnd bng mbibed by various persons
They therefore arrested Anderson, and he was held TO
bail In the sum Of $500 by Justice Dowling
JUSTICE MICHAEL CoNNoIJl-oRDLR BY suPEhNILND-
ESr Kennedy.
OFFICE or TnE SUPERINTENDENT or METEoroLIl
TAN POLICE, No. 800 MuLBERnrsT,
-. REwYoRK, Feb. 3, 1867
GENERAL ORDER No. 49, Captain -, ---- Precinct:
When becomes unsafe for member Of the police force
TO faithfully perform his duty lest by so doing ne should
ncur the dspeasuro OF Judicial iomn1 gs s tbe
duty OF the Executive Officer Of the Department 20 eNei-
else his authority for the protection OF the men unuer MS
TWO patolmcn have already been committed to prison
on charge OF SsH Se e in he proper dis
charge OF their duty, for violation OF aw ana TINS
course having been taken unaer " nsl fo " io NJ
person who recently appeared ~ cousea iDr ~
Dealers Society II Is prcsnahie ,hsi sl9r eofse "a
Wherefore, until further orders, you VIII rcffam nom
taking sending any persons under arrest before hr
Police Justice Michael Connolly 0r to any Court where ne
may preside In the character OF justice of The Peace Tor
examination commitment.
The Twelfth, Nineteenth Twontyiir't THentyBec0nd,
TWcny-thlId, 1hrtioth, Thirty FIRST, and Thirty second
Precincts win send an persons whom they may arrest ~
these Headquarters ut all tpcs when ~ Is known mat
Justice Connolly IN presiding nfthe F"n'fh District court
~, -vy.gl ygqEs Us 10 II shAb6 tekoh before
!, men any other Justice Is holding cvprUat l' o"rtn
District Court y0n viii take your prisoners there rs mere
tOfore. ,.
JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent
0BQ. v, ppEs,Insp0st9E
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB.S.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TRIBUNE
LONDON, Feb F-Evening-Lord Stanley states
that the British Government has protested against
the delays and illegal proceedings Of Spain IN the
case of the seizure of the English ship Tornado
Feb S.-The holders Of Confederate bonds in this
country have united in petition to the British Gov
eminent to back their claims. /
Earl Carnarvon viii next week introduce into
Parliament bill for the Union Of the Canadian
Provinces The trial of ex-Gov. Eyre Of Jamaica
has commenced. Dargan, the Irish Railway Con-
tractor who failed short time ago, and whcse la
bilities were very heavy, is dead.
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United STATES SUPRENE COURT
~ rs1roaApn 70 m. TRIBUNE

NJ TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Feb. SIN the Supreme CeeIt TO-
day the following cases came up;
No 197-Ross ct al plaintiff in error ag Steele, oYrog
to the Supreme Court Of Nevada wilt OF error docketed
and dismissed. ,..
No lSI-Thompson, plaintiff, agt Berye pfemihsoTy
note for gambling debt cause argued $500.
No. 2I-Jones, appellant, agt. De 10 valerie ana
husband Motion argued TO dismiss the case because an
appeal was sued out instead Of q writ OF error
No 139-Des Moines Navigation and Railroad Company
AIT Burr Grant OF public lands. Case submkted.
No lSI,Barton plaintiff In error agt toTsytbe EJECT
ment. Case on argument
Court adjourned to Wednesday the 18th inst, when the
argument In case No. ISA wiz be eonlxue. ana No 10
VIII follow, .As---~-~
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BELGIUM.

BRUssEIs, Feb. s.-'rhe disturbances among the
laboring population in the Southern Provinces OF
Belgium have subsidized, and tranquility has been re-
stored
LONDON Feb Notwithstanding the positive
adyices to the contrary received from Brussels this
morning, reports have reached here tonight that the
troubles in lower Belgium are on the increase.
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WISCONSIN.

RATIFICATION or TIE HOWARD AMENDMENT.
MADISON, Feb. s.-The Assembly, by vote Of 90 to
Is, last evening concwred in the ratification of the
constitutional amendment which the Senate has
heretofore passed by vote Of % TO TO- Three Demo
Gratis both spoke and voted in favor of the amend
ment including Gen. Hobart the last Democratic
candidate for Governor George i. Wheeler Union,
unanimously elected President pro TEN. of the
Senate today
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA

MOVEMENT OF CoLOREp TROOPS
b TRlBuEE-
FORTRESS MONROE Feb. s.-The 10th Infantry
Regiment Of eolored troops, under the command of
Col Perkins which arrived here on the steamer Mis-
sissipp from New0rleans few days since, Will emf
bark for Baltimore tonight the steamer Adelaide.
They will go into camp ut Federal Hill, Baltimore,
where they will be paid off and dsbanded.
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Mr. SHERMAN offered amendment directing the
Committee Oh Printing 10 receive PROPOSALS Tor pruning
the debates, and 10 report whether 1t would Oe more
cNpedient ~ have the work done ut the Government
Printing Office, to let II to the lowest bidder or 10 con-
time the present arrangement with The Gtooe 81,
Mr.. SHERMAN subsequently, by request Withdrew the
above.
Mr.. POLAND (2cp, VT offered an amendment in
crrasng the salaries of the Judges of the Court o claims
10 81. 500 per annum. IL was disagreed 10.
The bin was then read third time and passed III goes
back 20 the House for concurrence In amendments
PASSAGE oP TIE NEBRASKA BILL
Mr.. WADE Q2ep., Ohio called mp the hill 10 admit
Nebraska upon which the question was, "shall the bill
pass tho Presidents objections 20 the contrary not
withstandDgp
without debate the question was decided by vote OF
Yens IL NaYs 9. as fOllnMs:
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CANADA.
LANDSLIDE ON THE wEuANp CANAL.

LANDSLIDE on TIE WELIAND CAFAfs
BY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE.
ST. CATnARINEs G. W. Feb. s.-A heavy land
slide occurred on the Welland Canal at Deep Cut,
between Allenburg and Port Robinson. The bank
for several hundred feet gave way, partially filling
full examination, thinks that navigation viii not BE-
nostonnad -
pO''pOH'u' A FALSE REPORT conRIcrEr. ".
TORONTO, c. W.. Feb. s.-There is no truth in the
dispatch sent from here to 7ReNaC- York Herald thay
the trains on the Great Western Railway are detained
at the Suspension Bridge, and NOT allowed 70 Gtosj
40 not impede travel in any way and oven the exnS
inatjon of through baggage is dispensed with.
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SERVIA.

LONDON Feb. s.-The latest intelligence from
Seryia represents that the condition of affaIs has
become SO threatening that the families Of the Turks
are fleeing from the country.
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Official returns chow that the receipts for customs
at the places named below from JAM 70 to Jan. 81,
POLITICAL.
MASSACHUSETTS,.


BosroE, Feb. e.-Tho State Senate by yea and
nay vote Of IS TO H. passed bill this afternoon re-
pealing the usury laws. Several amendments to fix
definite rate Of interest were rejected. The bill has
yet TO be acted by the House. but that branch last
week passed bill raising the rate and 1T Will prob
ably pass the Senate bill.
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GREECE.

LONDON Feb S-The Greek Government, in
note the Foreign Powers, declare that the crisis Of
war is near at hand and though their desire is for
peace they deem it proper to propose an increase to
the army and navy.
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CHINA.

LONDON, Feb. s.-Dispatches from China state that
arrangements have been made for the establishment
of European College in Pelin, with the consent of
the Chinese Government.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Feb 7-Evenng.-Tbe steamship The
Queen, Capt. GrOgan which left New-York Jan 49, ar
rived at this port this afternoon.
Feb. s-Eyehing.-The ship Charlotte Macdonald, FROM
New York has been lost near Bfest.
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So the bill was passed over the Presidents veto, and
goes 10 the House.
THE COLORADO BrLIf-IEtGuE ISLAND
Mr. WADE wanted to call up the Colorado bili hut rub
seaueniy withdrew the motion.
Mr. CHIMES REP Iowa. called up the bin 90 locate
the ironclad depot az League Island, hi without deblty
or acton the Senate went into executive HssoD
,ude here adjourned.
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TIE NATIONAL FINANCES.
~ rslnopAyn 10 1ur TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON Feb. 'S.-The following is an abstract
OF the National Banking Associations of the United
States, showing their condition on the morning OF
the first Monday in January 1867 before the COM
mencement Of business on that day.
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NEW-ENGLAND.
Fas76Us kFcEIrTS II BOSTON.

NJ TsusAIrn TO ru' In.DVsA -r.~r~gss 1850 80
B6sloN, Feb .pc aGcunt OF gold received at
tho Bost6h Custom House for duties for the first
eeye1 days in February, 10 $5l4.2SQ ~.
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FRANCE.

PARIS Feb 7-Evenng.-The Emperor Napoleon,
in his address the assembling of the Corps Lees,
latif will announce the final disposition and close Oh
the Eastern and Mexican questions Prince Napoleon
will be the Director of the Paris Exposition.
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MARYLAND.

petition 10 the United States Senate for the re-
lection of Gov Swami as Senator from Maryland Is
being generally signed by the Union men of that
State II asserts the llegality of the Legislature
which electedhim and concludes as follows; .
Your emorasts charge that tho election OF the said
Swami and the passage OF all these laws have been made
the subject OF corrupt bargain between said persons
calling themselves Conservative Union mon and said
Swami as aforesaid and the Secession OF the
Legislature and the State; and tho said swami 10 nus
fraudulent anning of the Registry law, and IN his other
aforesaid did act with an understanding ana on CON
dition that he should DC chosen as senator. - =,
Your neinorass also charge that votes were procured
for said purposes by other improper ara dishonest
ments 90 members, and by unseatmg member VI 'he
Senate legally elected. 80, -,
For the reasons herein stated, showing that the snd
Swami has procured his election by raud ana Dy cor
upt nse of his power a. Governor aud by bargain and
conspiracy, your momoralsts pray tlat nus election DO
declared void and that e be NY 9qmlNa W 'he seat
which he CLAIMS. wv
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TENNESSEE.

BY rRlsGh.rn TO tHE TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE Fob. s-The House of Representatives
elected q Committee Of three members to-day
TO prosecute the impeachment Of Judge Frazier
of the Davidson County Criminal Court,
REWARDS OFFERED FOR THE ASSASSINATION OF UNION
MEH-LEGIsIATIVE INVESTIGATION.
The Nashville Press and Times OF Feb. 4, contained
the following statement .,..,.,,on -, .,,.,o,,oo,
conspiracy which has been entered into by certain Rebel
citizens Of Cannon White and warren GGnn oSS TO pro
tal Union men, oil late officers OF the Federal Army,
are the names the persons marked out for death and
the sums offered for making way with them 49,
For Col W. b. Stokes S5,00OFoT Capt Vanatta 900
For Col Blackburn. 1000 For Capt HatLaway.. 1900
A Rebel citizen living near Alexandria in DeKalb
Capt Nanatta II is understood that three notorious cut
bushwhackers have employed 10 do the work
Several Union citizens fearful of their lives have fled to
era soldiers formerly belonging to Col stokesS cavalry
reside.
pers call Il reibutye Justice" This plot for the whole
sale assassination Of other leading loyass II the leg
mate consequence Of the incendiary and yillanous ar
clcs Of Rebel organs. Can any man doubt that loyal
militia is imIeratively requredf =
Though this startling assertion is denied by the
Democratic papers in Nashville, the Tennessee Legis
lature on the 4th considered il worthy of nvestga
tion, and appointed Q Committee for that purpose.
In the debate in the House, Mr.. Fuson, one OF the
members said that this game of ASSASSINATION was no
nows 10 him. Some OF the men whose uVes were
menaced we're his neighbors and he, lived
near them when proving, enemies hunted
them like wild beasts. lie had himself been
forced to hide in the woods from the outlaws. A
part of the elan killed. but part still snEyve.
lie was satisfied of the truth OF the statements pup
lshed in The Press and Times The offer Of 5000 for
killing the Hon. w. b. Stokes was no new thing 1t
was offered long ago. The men who had been parked
out for vengeance by these assassns were always on
their guard against attempts ut assassination The
gang had already murdered many good citizens, and
should be brought to justice. -
the truth of Dr. Fusons statements. He has personal
knowledge of the facts of the case. Our information
was not published until after careful CONSIDERATIONS
il came from an unquestonabIe source, ana We nave
not shadow Of doubt Of its truth
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Feb. SIT is said that Bismarck viii pro-
pose in the Parliament of the North German States,
a tax to be levied on tobacco.
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RUSSIA.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb s-The Russian Govern
ment officially denies the truth of the report Of
victory in Bokhara. The Japanese Embassy have
arrived in this country.
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MEXICO.

BI rsIEoRAPH TO rBE TRIBUNE.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. S-AIinister Campbell pros
nounces unqualifiedly false the reports recently
circulated of q disagreement between Gen. Sherman
and himself Oh their joint mission.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN. Feb. s.-The negotiations between the
North German States and Prussia were concluded to-
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA Feb. S.-Chares, Baron Won Hook, has
been appointed Minister OF Finance in the Imperial
Cabinet.
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KENTUCKY.

The following are the Defnodauc congress nom
nations IN this State 70 far as made:
District Rops.a>c Present HeDsbtr.
II John Young Brown. Burwell &. Ritter
III Elijah Hise Elijah Hise.
" j. Proctor Knate. Aaron Harding.
V Asa f. Grover. Lowell IL Rousseau.
VII James j.. Beck. George s. 6hankin.
~. John y. Young. Samuel Mckee tkep)
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Court OF CLAIMS.

Tn the Court of Claims to-day the argument ~
case OF FLOYD agt. The United states W"N W"''SssA
and tho Court adjourned " M9RdsY