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foreclosure of the Bronson and Soutter mort
gage on the Eastern Division.
in No. l59 the Court set aside the contrma-
ton of the sale Of the Western Division OF the
La Crosse Company, upon which sale the St.
Paul Company was organized.
In No. 203 the Court affirmed the decree OF
sale of the Western Division OF the La Crosse
Company, which had been appealed from at
the instance of the st. Paul Company, with a
view of having the rolling stock in dispute sold
in that suit.
Two cases were argued on Tuesday on appeal
by the st. Paul Company from two judgpen
one directing the delivery OF the same rolling
stock TO the Minnesota Company, and the other
from an appeal from judgment OF over
100000 against the st. Paul Company for
the use of the rolling stock, which are still un-
decided.
The N. Y. Tribune of to-day says:-
money on call is still sac per cent, but
there is more discrimination as to borrowers
Commercial paper sells at full rates. Best
names pass at 6A6l7t and second grade at SOLO
per cent. month, but is not wanted.
THE bank troubles in New Orleans are felt
in New York quite distinctly, where 1t is under
stood that several large notes, bearing the
names of parties connected with the First
National Bank of New Orleans, are held. 1t is
announced this morning that a dedication
said to be within 500, ,000-has been detected
in the Central National Bank, in the accounts
of a clerk"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO DAY
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THIs MORNINo

bba'que Orchilla, Havener, 10 days from Cardenas
win molasses to E. O. night a. Co.
Br. brig Plover. DOOdy days from Cardenas yStISS
mOlasses to order. ~ ~'' WIN
Br onesiphorus Maine, days from Sagua. with
sugnr , anu "a, nolasses to Isaac Housh g. Co.
1sn ~ uLIa ~ Pratt Nickerson, from Boston, with
schr A. Iirrell Atwood, from Boston,
C0rreSponderce Of Lhe Phiadelphtd Exchange
~ LEWts, DEL, May l4-8 p. M-Schr Jason, from
Ashnu with salt is at the BreAkwater. waiting
Steaner Laura, from Philadelphia Mobile,
s slso "a tne haToor waiting favorable weather. One
Ique anu TWO origs, passed in to-day, for Phiade-
Phla. Barque Colin f. Mcneil, from Philadelphia for
New orleans, went TO sea this afternoon. Wind NV
JOSEPH LAFETRA.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro., No. 40 3. Third street


-Messrs. De Haven q Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates Of ex-
change to-day at P. M.:-U. S. 6s of 1881, lila
1855; do, 1865, 1868 106s; do, 1865, new, 1910
1887; do. 5s, lO-4Os, 99 @99b do 1905 Aug, 1861
@l065; do, June, 1O58 @lO55; DO, July, 1O5:@
@li84; do. July, 1864, l1sB@llSq, DO; Aug 1854,
llS@i1SI; do, October. 1864 ll7@1174; do,
December, 1864, ll6Q1l64; do, May, 1855, ia;
do. Aug, 1865, 1l3; do, September 1865, 1124;
October, 1866, ll24. Gold, lS74@lS7t Silver
l31@l923.
-Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers, No.
SO South Third street, report the following
rates of exchange to-day at II o'clock
e s. Ss ssl lsea p gck, g
1865; do, 1866, lO63 CLOGS; do. new, los
@l0st; IS, lO-4Os, 99a@99l; u, S. 7.3es,. lst
series 1861 01O6l; do, I'd series, l05f@105b;
Sd series, 1865 0105b. Compound Interest Notes,
December. 1864, 16; May, 1866, IA; August 1895,
49, September, 1865, l2t; October, 1865, 12l.
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EXECUTION.
ROBERT FOGLER HANGED AT WASHING
TON, PA, YESTERDAY.

HoRRID LAUNDERING OF THE BxECUTIoNER-coN-
FBssIoE OF THE CULPRIT, ETC.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPH HIA ...... MAY Is.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TELE-
=, GRAPH OFFICE
"a M'...56 II A. M......-...6 .6S r. P. M.........69
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Judges
Allison and Pierce - William B. Mann, District
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ANNIVERSARY Of THE BATTLE Of NEW ORLEANS.

The anniversary Of the hattie Of New Orleans
to-day and will be observed extent IN shis city.
Flags will be displayed from tho public buildings and
shipping and various societies will celebrate IL In
presentious way. For many years it was the custom
Of the Tammsny Society 10 celebrate this anniversary
with great tclat By grand banquet speeches. bcnnrea
grand and interesting, at which, among other guests
who responded tho regular toasts weyc Admiral Far
ragu General He;n.xieran. John Van Buren,, James +
Brady and others and letters received from PTeai
dent johnson and Genera nix This year the
patriotism of the old Wgw.m seems 70 have
departed with its political vitality and there ID 70
he M dinner no speeches no fraternal coursesies.
The Union Democratic General Committee, II ID reported
however thc Niles Reilly de.nncracyl viii occupy the
ground under which is deposited the ''patrote"
names Of TamInany Society, and will givo dinner, a
winch suitable address will delivered and the usual
ceremonies observed.
The evening Festivities or the anniversary viii b
unusually brilliant The ay Of balls pvomsnades hops
and social gatherings or all kinds. There Will be the
annual OF tho New England Social Club 0; jones'
Assembly Rooms the promenade concert OF tho Brook
lyn Yacht Cub tho academy OF Music the 'h0p'' Of
Company !, Seventynrst regiment, at the Lysrets
Rooms, and bal o. tho American Social ~ Irving
Hail. A. tho New YORK Assembly Rooms Mount Nsboah
Lodge Free and Accepted Iacrs Will devote the nighe
10 ferpeichorc; Exempt Easlae Company No. will
occupy Breokes' Assembly Rooms; wEle the Concord
Veren aud Company x, First regiment. win pas the
evening in saltatoral amusement respectively In the
Gcrmania and Union Assembly Rooms
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continued our friend had the courage 70 seize the doc
trjnes OF the New YORK HERALD in regard 70 the ma
ons banks and follow out those doctrines IN their ap
pcaton 70 all the financial questions OF the day IN the
true Jeffersonian and Jacksonian spirit tncrc would
sneedly be different condition In the politics OF the
state But this exhibition OF life We DO not ansicipae
and We expect a. soon the negro question u setue
that We shall have tan Of good feeing on repn ~
can national and State policy.
The republican party are about TO have an oppor entity
In this Slate OF taking the negro into ponticsi rtner
ship State Convention was ordered py We vote OF
the PEOPLE at the late election TO revise the e consul
tuition. hear great many loud mouspso oenuncis-
tons OF the present constitution from mo the repuo-
licans and certain kind Of democrats but@non ask
for specifications these dsnunciaous desoive in.o
single objection, and that Is 70 the restrons imposed
upon the Legislature in reference 70 crong esse IN
debtedness, corporations and special egisa1ion. Lne
conspiracy against the people as couete N the -
q In the East and the mass Of that people seem - maui
fsYent or Join ~ heartily In thsAy o. tne onase
though they shared In the sp0s beeoao Of oens sno
victims Of the sport Negro sufrate foregone CON
cluSion The Of the republican party VIII vose .or
it. ~ will large number Of deYocrau under the M
preston that such policy win dose up negro politics In
ne fs S' Legislature. meets on the Is. Of ns.s
month. The ratification Of the Constitutional Amend
ment and the passage Of NV providing Tor CONSULT
tonal Convention will probably prove tho more exciting
measures OF the session. though the question OF loan
ing township and municipal credit 70 help build
may prove the more ipporant In it, lasting effects
is the old operation again TO get money from the
many the few tospend through the medium Of the
government
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There are sbirt<en cotton factories In Tennessee.
Post once robbsries are frequent in Pennsylvania
$4,000 diamond 10 ON exhibition 81 New Orleans
Number Of Indians In the United States, 2ss,77A
In Memphis the other day, the Coroner was shot
New buildings In Chicago last year cost 100000
dead newly born babe found on the ice At Har-
risburg,PA
Six new counties recently set on make total Of nifty
nine in the State OF Alabama
Richmond, Va, 10 soon 10 have corps Of letter car
riers
Ninsty-nvs nav vessels, including twelve steamers,
were put on the lakes last year.
State Prison reform IL subject Of discussion In New
Jersey.
Ing it's public schools open six months last year.
western ssass win ssad specimen shingles 70 the
Worlds yair
Philadelphia il too moral 10 run horse ON Sunday
but runs oil her whisksy ana gambling heuh
Recent sncwdrins IN Berkshire county. Mass, were
twenty-one feet high by actual measurement
HARRISBURG Pa, ssusass Is atty nine fest and three
inches long.
Al sssvsnspo, Ky. nfssen persons were poisoned by
the cake fumishsd a. party.
Ex-Governor Buckingham Of Connecticut he's boilta
church In Norwich.
n,s:,s Ens, . ss!: papers have ossn found in the
seven hundred and twenty .sour families in Brooklyn
tenement houses have no Bible
Nsbrasks papen are sssasins the subjsc. OF bridge
over The Platte river
Memphis hotskesper sst his table for four hundred
guests expecting 70 entertain the Congressional party
and ~ hangsss-on, but thsy went 70 another hotel
The Hartford Tsma reports that the steamer Commo
dors had been twice condemned unit for service on
the Sound
Twenty thousand dollars have been contributed for
botanical garden In connection with the Agricultural
College Of Mssnchusetts
Mount Auburn Cemetery, near Boston, 10 10 be orna-
mented with . monument 20 the Rev. J. W. Horton,
killed In the New Orleans riot
Eighty persons live ON Gallos Islands Lake Ontario
Thsy have one schoolho use, and no church. jail min.
| lister, magistrate, lawyer doctor or grogshop.
An Ohio paper tells OF convict whoss body IL full Of
needless stuck into him by his brother thieves 70 punish
him for ''pcachng"
Now Bedford lady recently wrote 10 Boston pub
fishing house for copy Of "'elsrt Trust In God"
end received for reply, "Ihss Trust 10 God 70 he
tsgud IN usop y
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CAN A DA.
SPECIAL 1llEsaAm TO TINE HERALD.

No Omclal InformntiOu Received Of the Come
mutation Of the Sentences Of ehs FenfRns-
Special Meeting Of the Cabinet Called
Edwards Island, &c.
NOMINAL, C. E, Jan. T. 1851.
Sir John Michel has received information which
tends 70 confirm the rumor circulated In Ottawa the
Sth tAat the renian prisoners under sentence Of
death have had their sentence commutsd TO imprson-
mont in the provincial psnitsntary for twenty years. By
the home government II is not likely the government
will make any decision until the trials Of the remainder
OF the Fenjans now confined 1t Toronto are concluded
The Governor General has issued an order calling for
special meeting Of the members OF the Cabinet now y
here last week with the understanding that tho Cabnes
will mot meet until the confederation delegates IN Eng
land had returned. e.
despatch was received to-day from government
ofcal in Prince Edwards Island, IN which II u stated
the election held In the island the I'd the Con-
federation bill had been defeated by large majority
Revenue and Financial Matters.
OTTAWA, Jan. Z. 1867.
The total revenue Of Canada from all for the
month OF December $7os l0s and the expenditures
&461, 2e2 Tho discount on American invoices for the
past week was 70 per cent
KINGSTON, Jan. Z, 1851.
The ferry steamer made her last trip for this season
Cape Vincent Saturday The ice IL safe for foot
passengers Wolf Island Passengers and from Cape
Vincent must now take this route
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70 state that the commissioners who we very minute
their investigation brought to light all the sub.eruge
duplicity msndacy and Misrepresentation Of the local
authoriiies and than fully corroborated All the
statements made by Consul 70 the Legation o. Con-
stantipope. The calm, 1rm and manly course pursneo
by General De Cesnoa In this truly provoking aAir
must BE- gratifying TO every American and proves thas
he = capable OF sustaining the honor Of the flag No
has nob fought under well In the consular service
IS upon the battle fields
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our NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.

General Prices Return 60 the Stnte0-TrnuO-
fer 81 tho Cordova Colony 70 Tuxpan-Pro.
bablo Collapse OF tho EnaIish Railway En-
tcrpriso. &c.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 3, 1861.
STERLING
1t Is beyond doubt that General Price has returned
heartily disguised with every movement for colonization
In the Mexican country. On his arrival here he
Was rendered the Inequalities free Of sxpense,
Of all the hotels, and means for travelling. Quite
large number Of merchants have offered him
. good thing" In Liverpool II he will 60 thcrs
and establish o commission house. General Price Is
accompanied by H. N. Keith, Esq, one Of the large
contractors Of the English line of railroad in Mexico Mr.
way in Puebla and 10 understood he visits tho States
business connected with the same.
GENERAL SHELBY AND THE IMMIGRATION NovHHNr IN
General Joe Shelby, who s PRECEDENT OF the Tuxpan
colonization scheme 10 leave Vera Cruz the LIST
instant for Tuxpan, accompanied by Major Laurence,
the chief engineer OF the enterprise also almost all Of
the remaining portion Of the CordOva (confederate} col
oniste.
THE ENGLISH RAILROAD IISE IN MEXICO.
George B. Crawley, Of the firm Of G. B. CYawiey
Co., London, the chief contractor Of the Imperial
Mexican Railroad line, has rescinded all contracts This
has created great deal Of dissatisfaction among the rail-
road generally He Is trying to carry the work
by administration. There is little faith in bis being
able 10 accomplish much toward the completion Of the
work.
ORrEgA AND yUARkz.
All those whom have met with here just from
Mexico, say that 0rtega has adherents on the line
from Vera Cruz to Mexico City. The natives
imously in favor OF Juarex
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and rs such he 10 charged 18th ne s1eeusion u w. ~
which 10 entrusted 10 his loyal care. ,,, !. Nat
There are Ave additional clauses provihona q snSn
nature which provide for the conyocaion % ~
In the meantime the actual ncumoents arc W connuo
In efnce. -.
he Transmitted 10 both the republican and the imperial
governments ...,...x
General Lozsda, on accepting the command, declared
tba he vonld discharge duties but not In an ocai
canscty and without accepting any enumeration. inc
sct n signed by Generals Don Manuel Lcsada and Don
Csrlas Rvas tolopes DON Andres Rosales and Don Do
mingo Naya together with four lieutenant colorsls,
fourteen cavalry majors seventeen infantry majors and
eighteen captains
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CnARLHsTos, 3. G., Jan. ., JbhI.
During the stay hsrs Of sx-Secreary Harlan Who len
for the North to-day, he has been waited upon by
number Of gentlemen, including several Of our most
prominent ctxsns. Al some Of these interviews pro-
positions were discussed looking TO the formation
Union league which shall labor for the Recommendation
Of the State upon the principles OF the dominant In
Cansreqs f4
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FoRrRnss MoyROR, Jan. J, 1857.
The bark Savannah, with suano. from Nsvassa,
Just arrived with tho crew Of the schooner l. r. Smith.
which was wrecked December - In latitude "a ~
north, Longitude rs co. on her way from Wilmington
New York. with naval stores and cotton. The schooner
and cargo wore total lcss The Savannah had rough
passage and had TO pus into Nassau for repairs. She
came here for supplies ber Stores including water be-
ing entirely exhausted
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HAxIPoRp, Jan. Z, 1907
The pumps on the Connecticut River water Works
ceased working on Wednesday, and the new Tross
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Lyman Tremain, Of this city, authorized the state.
ment that he has withdrawn a. q candidate for the
United states Senate, desires his friends In The
Legislature 10 vote for Mr. Conkling, OF Oneida
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OUR VERA CRuz CORRESPONDENCE.

GueriIias Chasing NIaximillas- Perste Bs,m-
barded by Imperialisss- Bssiness nc tho Gap
Mal, &c.
VIVA cRus, Dec. 70, 1854
Recent advices from Pusba confirm tho rep or that
body OF liberals made incursion io AcuItzngo few
hours after the Emperor Max had passed through that
town They carried OF al the horses ct Vac relay post
thus delaying the mall
Letters from Perote stats that tho 9Th OF December
the Fort San Carlos occupied BY The Aussro Mexican
garrison bombardsd the town Of Pss occupied by the
libsras.- N9s ns VI
Inc ccmnsrcal circulars from tAexloo csy stass that
fsty cents per pound. Stock UNITED. Tho factories
however, we'll supplied, ayd there about four
sumption about six thousau quntals hence tho article
remains firm. sun the mslufactursrs have 80 many
made goods hand that taeir prices have facn and
the mills are working on half time Merchants here
complain bitterly Of the action Of In stopping
any further conducta UNITY the end Of eyeaE
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ne cannot BE- taken away rom the coDsuiase and DIE
army" The day OF the drafs came; bus The MudIr,
though advised BY his friends 70 ask the presence Of
refused to DO 20, md a rsrqss, ordered HE name
70 be inscribed IN the military rolls ~ drawn conscrp
and dcserter II was therefore not only right bus the
positive duty Of the American Consu NOS 20 ycd 70 the
encroschments Of nbitay authority upon HE consular
rights simply 10 aty We lust FOR vengeance against
@ n,ccsn gss rndn - .oss re
whole matter in shs hands Of the American hnsssr ct
several mooths elapsed amer shs draf. had taken
place. ana Mustsfa vas daily performing Me duty q ths
Consulate urmoleRed, when Suddenly, on The morning
OF the 18Th OF Juy. the whole town Of Larnaca vas
susr rsss sS sssn violently srssssd By order q The
Mudr willis gcing from his S0ues 70 the Consulate and
TIA. The &C! VI. further asgssssS Dy he having essn
Consuhts whittier he had nsd for security thus utterly
dIsregardng the nviolabilisy OF house protected BY
treated him and Stripped "a the badge Of me American
Consulate By whicn every American employee h dstn-
guished was drlgeed into the street manaclsd and
The Consul demanded from shs Mudr tho release
Of his guard, bus without ensct He then cont imms-
distsy two drsgonans TO Ncosa to acquau lhs Cover
nor With what hadhappcned, and 10 demand order 70
tho Mudr for the restitution Of Nusa; but he replied
he could 90 no sus thing that doubt tho Mudr was
rsssun. FOR what b did formal protest vas then sent
10 the Governor w the Consul holding him responsible
for all the consequence and IN authenticated copy
sent 10 Mr. Merrh Who after having satisfied himself
that the Ccusul right every particular addressed
= note 20 the Forte demanding the dismissal Of the
Governor and the Mudr, the delivery or the American
guard 10 the Consulate salute Of twentyone guns to
our psufsd Tag, and q pecuniary indemnify TO the
American frsgctan for The violation Of his premises
A. no time either before since the arrest Of Mustas
has the Consul suspended his Official relations with the
local anhities Of Cyprus has been wrongly stated
by some newspapers. The Porte, having received con-
fcting statements from the Governor, proposed a
mission ~ Investigation. which was acceded 70 by M.
Norris lr J. Avg Johnson, "a the american commits
eoner AMI Rfai Few the part Of the Turkish govern
meut- gfre accordingly semi 10 TarBscH I sm glad
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OF ibis month by the corps known ~ the 'auxlnay
corps OF the army" In union with the civil Ausnortee
u tbe Department OF Nayart:--
Firs'Ihe Department Of Nayarit declares tsef neutral
sha bs maintained ana strictly enforced until the oesss
son Of our civh war and until the government rccog
nized by The nation shall have been insugursted
ThirdTbe neutral forces OF shall b armed,
shs and equipments 70 be procured a. thar own
expense In such manner a. the commander may
SAID forces being volunteers and under arms for the cole
purpose OF SECURING their own safety, shall receive
pay fifihrhe state TREASURY SHAH Ssar the expenses
necessary for organizing the artillery snd for the
facture Of the necessary ammunition s,xth--The
government Of the Department. win keep under
arms one thousand men or .the line Of the three
arms, TO be paid out Of the public Treasury sew.
coth--The commanding general Of these troops
shall have no power other than 70 mobiiiss them
the acts cf public administration shall be upon The re-
gpeotivs civil authorities and their employees Eighth
spartmen from the date on which this ac shall have
been promulgated any belgerent force shall have the
right 10 traverse It's territory provided that notice shall
the route which said force contemplate following and the
number Of days 70 be occupied In their msrch. The
omission q any Of these conditions Shall De ressrded ss
tue Department Ninth-Ths government OF the Depart
ment shsli protect with al the means within
secure it, isvioisb,isy Tsnss-Ths governments VIII
make every effort TO protect trade and will spare En-
pense Insure safety on the roads thereby rendering
effective the guarantee held ont In our laws Eleventh
All townships that may choose 70 follow our action shall
rrepeu hs submission % the government Of this De-
ana nsy sns end ID sSa ua N their
adhesion 10 said government Twenh--Any person who
may choose shall be allowed 70 sstfiein Naya without
sny regard 70 his political opinions provided he keep
,ns pesse In such CASE he shall enjoy all security 10
his person and property. Thirsepth manifestation
sf political sentiment having tendency 70 create ssdi
msn,s neur,ty ana the author thereof shall be driven
from Narnrit Fourteentb--0eneral Manuel Lorada 10
.Npe1lss 70 osBnsas he nsaHN wssm @HssNls