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me STATE or Trade.
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asS. s,r,c Cotton i .ai a ,' ',,2' c3s - oi
Hams ina ~ Lla iJalE. Gear Sir'' i' Sh'1l-' h4I!c
No change IN osss g'r'rts ,,-,.t T.,l t-,si. sti
s si5 F,ney baai. eiitij nol'us 's SgPsn, wsr,'
sai = IA ..g o.. lis.. ~. No T. ia ss.,,5 RE- p q
ip5 nc WHISKY -,i,-a toni rs opened ann. VIII
s,e ~ slt - Co.. a. ne ,',e "a z ~ Us .'g Sog 81
40 5o.e iE l. Inn ;ssr ae. pound,
ss. SHE .S i css s 1 & m i55 ii. t.ri Sal i1 ao@p,
ss ,ss~ l GqI,5 g'i 81 "a ' r5ah5 5h SEED aa,ass li @
ia, seed unr'n0~ Sn<s an9 ah1 r.i's' an 55T
45r y~r gallon Go re.r h'nrl' pail ~ III ,a4 ' ~ ~ %
Bt,p,Lo Ml 6Flou u aal tr'as1 Ma,'' l,'ye; al.
04i Amber Canada a. - Pa =, II an c'' i o & ss'
Sp1z - s all ps % C@ , T., ,-r. ys@ i, 81 81 ga
o W S ~ 81 P,s h at sci 5 Lard G. St 2i9.e Hhsnss
Moals Marc, 6-Cot,,a lu ,s of 100 bi''. Ni'ns aic
S,faSS1n Ca M,' 6-coan be,- AT iea15 ''',' odiy
Sa.f, M.cl -,9oa , sir, 5o balsB p"ee' rreyuir sal
Wm%yoroS M,rrh co.o7 @ Mnas gpl'ni' 1', SPIRITS
Tupvnne quiet . oe R9,a lg e. - sn,uho.,.,,
l. being dome Mailing ur',s4 ,i . m. -, vlivo, u,',na
BUTsos Nab p osfTl 'g gl e p-m. ,ai ,o,. Tilr
I1i. c Mill srpe SO sor,awe..n SuPer - p wae,tE
s, aso' M,si &@,l 1l. t. oai 81, Is .ss
81 o'i' s, %S ~ S ro,. ,lP ~ BS 9ase R5 Sis, J
Lard MI VIA % lq 9l sg BE- asf is, f. Tos ,,,s n,u ;.
state - Wheat nominal Co1>ue.el "a hulf o5 V'N ~
Me- PORK f2l Ricou,houlg, 9l, Clear Sdrt 100 Lil IN
i.r,es lc r kegs, 3ir Esw WHISKY free, 90 % IA 0'aJ EA
MidlHug Dee Prime Nry-Or,rtr' Sugar. 49,
81 L6rs March 6C0'on Tobl ' ui Fofr l'il' Ns o''y
.tne Tor low grade, ioubc and treble hrtris the Qnoou' c
nom 8Q Wheat 81 % for ch0 Spi1y - SO - Tor ]
Pal, Co,u grmer; M M'Hrii ~ tiCS ~ i' yellow - 24
White Oats iru.ret ~ o. I'tlton, No s' t' ''e
demand PORK % 5DUI2t. Sho1less st Eh sils " 49,
asm 9ic Shoulcr5 l6c iog CNs SIs Lara aa9 me-
Wtisk ameri aGhss dS.ns ~, "a, u,,.v.,. a.,
sale, 6 M :. Gil cS,sIl IS or No Sprng tl{{ ST
flour a. BucSwhea' W9l 'l.,y $50; tA "'A'' 4
~, e, western - ,,,,s. S, No. o1' .5i ''i PG,,
10 na" ~, no' Csa MS,l ~ s!1S PlWp ss,, $50
+ll s6psads so; S4t!ag s5S 'tar nsoi FssaI'-Fo''
to Doson, Slc to EsaY 10 to Al2ay SO TT
CHclGo March 6-Mnasy magc up.snS'l f2li na a. e,i
Wheat active bat n, Spr4g hii ie%Ss Com a. iad iety
At oflc i2t r No kYe luner sales V ht'
Of 10 Al 03dg8c Barley active. no To Si9re, soi q '!q
according 10 location Provisions dua. hut less active Mes F'tA
nominal % SO ;5d +20 Bat Na tr ann an ac, ~ ~
sale. Of Rough Side, aud tuueab al 8c lfr at inl
saly ec Prime Rendered Dressed Hogs 1s'ti sir r
81 25d 30 7j Recrp,,-l5 hJs Fnar $500 Genital, g Ncu
ceutals Of Corn 900 p SAgaguts-0 800 b1Is F)Lr 5Jl
centals of Wheat i40J renttis % Corn.
MmwArKRg March 6F,our dali Wheat declining ~ - % br
No and ~ 81 tot No. uat- 6ler. ~ a. r No Corn sel
81 % No. Provisions hrm, Mess Pork r90 es,i HOGS
steady 80 - RoccptslDo bbs OF Flour 5000 ceutl o. Wheat
Sh.pmout--l 500 bbIs 0fFour 1000 ceatals of Wheat
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
MEXICO.

ACArULCo ABANDONED by THE DPERTAIIsrs-THE
LIBERALS CONCENTRATING on THE CITY OF MEX
ICo-uBTRAL VICTORIES AT TOLUCA
rELEeRAFH TRIBUNE
San FRANCIsCo, March 6.-The City of Acapulco
was abandoned by tho Impcriasts February 49, who were
taken TO San Bias by the French fngate Yctore Three
French waryesses remained n the harbor OF Acapulco
held neutral position. The greatest order and con
ndenoe prevailed among the people. The town Will
not he formally occupied by the Republicans
untn after the departure OF the French vessels
Gen. Alymez with 1900 troops marched from Cuerna-
yaca on the 2t Of February for the City OF Mexico IN
tending Join Gen Porfrio Dlaz who was already III
M Valley Of Mexico Toluca the Capital OF the state OF
Mexico having occupied by the Liberals, Gen Ia
yora, Imporaiist, sent to recapture the place.
Abot seven leagues the City Of Mexico he was met
m tho under Gen Francseo Yelez, who completely
~ IA, afed the IutpcrIallstz
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ITALY
pECoysTRUCTION or TIE MINISTRY.

IIi1D1t'"'1''' ''''3' u I'''@ "'I'NI9II't'
The Ministry has been reconstructed as follows:
Baron Rcaso President Of the Ministry and Minister Of
the Interior sgnorViscOnta YenOsa, Minister Of Foreign
Affairs; sgnor Depretl,, Minister Of Finance signor
Devjncenzi Minister Of Public Works; signor Bianchcr
Minister OF Marlne Sgnor COrrcnti Minister Of Public
Instruction; Sgnor COriova, Minister OF Agriculture
cued 90 accept the portfolio OF Grace and Jucc Baron
Rcaso will Professionally undertake the duties OF hat
Department ,,-. - 49,, -,
The notifications I'm the Cabinet are utterly mma-
tera Deprets leaves the Navy to take charge OF the
Finances and scaoja rctres The other changes are OF
no moment, and this one Is "A mere Formally
The POLITICAL CRISIS.
The President ofthe Council Of Ministers has issued
Circular 90 the Projects Of the Kingdom. announcing the
dissolution Of the Chamber and the ConvocatOn OF the
Electoral Colleges IL says:
"Tho atc.Chambcr did not give proof OF possessing all
the elements which necessary 10 accomplish s task
IN Parliamentary system The Ministry, nflueHced by
the urgent necessities Of the state aud faithful to tho go
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
DIED.

I'm - ,,s ,osr,oon March s At Nswburgh car,i Carr asa
a., fOm the residence
FrlsH w. ,"r Mrs a. Hamilton NeWburgh N.Y. on Ah'i''
a o'clock p -, AZ. C,,,.,rrs K
cu ApIH-In Richmond, Va, on hon1sy hhoa% ''
1bnpn formerly Of Hartford. Conn, AS7' 10 A.. n
On Toc.i,v s inst tbs city at ts residence pS M
ss,n Ma So atei suoi' "'N'' ~
Ca trverIy of uulson n W aged 20 years d, .,,,,,
'oh1, IL M the ful, are respectfully invited % Nsnl
The relatives anu n bs ~ Irst AZ oc0ok nom No lH West
ntyas,hst Lilo rsna, viii be deposited n S''''iSN "'''ns
Vault
Coyrnr ON wednesday, March a. u O'Clock M Martha Covert
aPri % yeaIa AZ n Dcki,,an and b,r
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
niRRIRD.

Pr -ApPLETONOu Tuesday, March ~ AZ Fs,,sf 10 lem,
',,nsuan Inv the Rev DR. Montgomery, u.lH i ~ 49,
d,vebsf of George Appleton esq OF t"' Guy 49,. -,
~ NRNsIAN--Iu Brooklyn on ,,ss't,, -, - E ,
N6Af ~ french NJ VI IL Ncarpass Of P'f '~' " "' anu
Il Newman of Brooklyn. -. o., , a.. Mt
RANDELmh h s Rev ~ L. Muhlenberg. ID d.. assisted by tae
NJ n n Iavrrnre Charles hanuei " 'Aua l'1nse's
OF tho late Henry G. Hart =, ,,.. 40. ct.,,.b
II ~ , by the stephen II. Iyug d. u, ~ ~
sn i Tue I" Mar Enms daughter Of the late Fais"
oft his
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

la H. Dsgssa are respectfully nsiea to ,i.e, .st i,oe,,i ,
The residence o. p SSer TG agsoy " % 'ni' h'''a 81
DIMMICKOn Mouisy, shs fh inst, 0rTI Dnnlck in Tie ai
year Of his ......., -. - a.,
from hs late residence NO. 6 BoomGeijst, HObSseo j. t,
CThursdayl afternoon, st2 0els,'"
Tb. members ofDUAHB LoDGs No @ o. & Sf @ gre h,,sl l
DAY @rs1l e. .oSs ~ o'RIs ssSe; % % baicS sass %
sister LoS5a' are re'P~1"y IRviN WILLIAMS W c. r
HIYE-In tik city W Wednesday ereaing a'Ao Mrs N'n'D
Notice Of fune,s,iu to-mOvow'a paper .
JACKSOHn srooklrn Tuesday morning MartS' MARY D. sm
pAe relatives aa sien o tts ES nyl at,i The fasent
hsr bte tes-ece No & m Ss ~ 70
j. for yiy morning Services at lOi o'clock
Ns-Il taI, s ,, wi9ssy Horaag q ss'S Lean issss
~ WioSam aged % ycs-s month sni dly. :, y...,
I1e N s9 l e9s Or que hly ss le f a,neer ~ S o.
.nei PGdy Mess al cei,si % is resi.rse o. hs
% | s ita S % ,s SS. Ss.f 1li sIs'S e r ss r s
DsSo S,T T%esi s ssd FoSir PSSaSi ' '' "''''
PQMER0Y-on Friday Dec 49, 1885, chssusaas 81 Csr tia
The funeral sryces win ke place at hi. l,'e reseuce s>.pe
on on ffiiy afternoon 80 inst a. foclOck cirsgsSlb,
arrival Ysad IL Rso.d tn isSias
Depot q" N return t,il leaves southport at 6P
hory Isoee syet 81 ye.n aontbs and Is 3s
The rele.sai friends Of u, family e,oe,5 ayasi lsS
her nnel 20 he late re'leaee No I'll EssAa'e rtasfS
TnoRPn Gcokyn. ga weiesssy morning. saiisay Th,n,-s
,nltce of faaerl Leresaef
REG-At Yopker' suddenly weinesiny rrs A,.sa s,sp
Puneral service, oa Tb1rliay. At o'clock p
wASHBOY-Ia Morris ot,go Co. \ Y. OF Fdi,- a,rpns u1s
resident of that t0gnshp
wORRALL--u Soaih Beq n T. Tnesi, the 5,A . L,zsss
The fseTi viii flke e mi. day (lursiy 1t or,sk o ~
The residence Of hi' parea.' At oola Bsa near tas 100 bnise
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GERMANY.
bih''''
..,.,. ..nnrrr cnnN1AN pAnIIA MIMI.

THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT
As far ~ the results of the elections for the North
German Parliament known, 81 Conservatives ol Lid
erals OF different shades Cercals, and II Poles nave
been elected the old provinces, aud Is id9ePp ~
Scnorotsts and Danfs In the provinces OF lruh
vast minority of Sepa rasts have been elected III oaA
onv and OF National Liberals IN the other N0rl 'oimn1
St9frs Forty fresh elections have to take place
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
SOUTH AMERICA.

TIE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
THE london Times III its city article says the al
vices Brazil and Bueuos Ayres per French mall en-
courage hope that the Paraguayan war may be ap
preaching It's termination. Two thousand needle guns
had been Issued To the Brazilian and Argentine troops,
and had been found very eficaclOus Tho respective
American Ministers at Rio Buenos Ayres, and tho Para
guayan camp had simultaneously prOfcred the mediation
Of the United States-an offer likely 10 bo useful
than any that could be made from E.ropo."
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
Turkey.

Constantinople dispatch of Feb 0. received at
the Tribune Burcau In London, says;
Fuad Pasha's visit TO Europe hns been given UP l. q
he Is permitted TO remain here kz" TaSna o @ @
oi IN tho EprpIre who ruined Abd-ul-Mcdjrd aud was
honsbed y the present Sultan his accession has inst
becn made Chamberlain of the Palace an oihce Mhfh
gives Iis possessor power Than any oH'o III ""
n Is goGcray understood that the Sultan has Just nau
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~. ni,.ric.t ninrhinc.D

r.,.r.- ., r,aF - suri.-3nl capable y bang % 80
much entirely H0eess n it. ope ph Al va ill
f yeir. without gr'us tc iss o-t cf order Ih, M H. ~. - -
m roupirs lsy s'Tt. l.i there g. really n)iJs ''is y
btt e,n ee oat ogiL 50 e s,me tne o. w y ce le%,a %
M k That spy rlr ilini ID eluiy As "el unot
better Thf Vllc5s ta q, aur opinion APELF NA1hu'
= IN, ,,.-.. -
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Card.

The Grove, Baker Sewing Machine Company beg 'ao7h ,'H
patrons aui the public ha, while their establishment No az D'
/, bcns repaired ani rct their business will DO coonu'd a.
tire asuiag premises No. ig7-.firHnisD'at
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamer City Of Antwerp, from Liverpool Feb
D. and Queenstown Feb p, arrived at this port yesier
day. The adyices are four days later
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EUROPE.
THE CABLE.

THE CABLE.
,,,,,,fches from Hearts Content report the Gable
1r1g splendidly bat that the Irish wires down
,',,Dlby in consequence of a storm.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-07

Card.-MOUPNINC GOODS Of ever deer,b t1f c,ssfa's
JACKSOGS MD.nrg Store No 81 BF)lsy opp
Tiffany Cos. Prices very r'ssonebs
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rnr JAMAIcA rRosRcrTIov.
FRANCE
TIE BUDGET

The Niristerof Finance has submitted the ordinary
ana extraordinary budgets forI5s5 TO the Corps Lcgsat
The Ordinary income is estimated at 1,G73,45l,5aJ
francs and the expenditure at 54s77jC2l francs leaving
stu, OF francs which Is 10 be carried 20 the
extraordinary budget for 1868 The Minister proposes 70
limit the issue OF treasury bonds 70 lJ00O0OOO and the
bonds Of tho treasury OF public works OF Paris 10 10000
O0O In the extraordinary budget for 1868 tho receipts
are estimated 81 158263O francs, ana the expenditure at
14G,45,,50 leaving surplus Of 1922 francs.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Count Won der GOz, the Prlissan Ambassador IN Paris
has communicated to the Marquis dc Mouster note de-
claring that Prussia completely shares the views Of the
French Government the Eastern Question The Libe'
aff1us that the French Government draws closer and
Turkey aud that circular il IS about 20 issue viii prove
the fact That II has greatly modified its views on tht
Turkish question within the last few weeks is certain
,ud he language used IN the yellow Book proves H. inc
Marquis DC MOuster las ceased TO merit the nickname
" the Flrk," which was given 70 him.
iR. SEWARD AND TIE TRENCH GOVERNMENT
n dispatch OF the 27th Of December TO the French Min
lister at Washington published In the Yellow Book, NJ do
Mouster complains with aspeTiy of the publication
of the dispatch Of Mr.. Seward relative TO the eyac-
uaton OF Mexico BY the French which created great noise
s0.Qe time agO II that just before this publication
an understanding had been come 70 On the matter be.
tween France and the United States and Mr. Seward had
days before the opening Of Congress- There wes
consequently, for iusludng IN the dOculnenls
submitted t0 that body dispatch Of the 25d S" TO Mr
BgclOw, dispatch which was not desuDe' 10 b0 com
muIicated 10 IA, which not complicated, of which
we were UQt offered tg opportunity Qt rfutug gh0ugh
that would lave 6ceh very easy tho argum6hts llrtl-
Ne ~ bottom end little Oblging IN form, and Which
gqui1"S'''' -N~ '"""ntit waa sven t0 ,lopportiIne
yrjlc!'r ga- not called for" 10 IS not often ,...
.iERgaye ~ t--s is used I'm diplomatic document.
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4nE RoMAN QUESTION -,

T1tso snz Of the Goth demands for leave TO qucs-
lion the Government wcre presented TO the Corps Legs
A.t-oae - r. Lanjunals, the subject Of the modfi
cations introduced in te decree OF the 2ih Of November
and the other by NJ Picard relative 70 the circular OF NJ
vJrFai These demands VIII DC examined by the Burcaux
Thursday next. The yellow Book contains dispatch
Gddessed by the Marquis de Moustcr on the th Of De
cembeT last 20 The Count de Sargcs French Minister at
the Papal Court The dispatch says: Need point out
al the security resulting 70 the Pontca Government
from the engagement which has been contracted by King
Victor Emmanuel 20 the frontiers Of the Pa
pal states himself and 10 protect them against all attacks
bOm without, even By OrcoOf armsi We arecOnVlncCd
that the Cabinet Of Florence whose reiterated assurances
scarcely permit Of doubt, viii faithfully fulfil all We eX
pe6t from H." After cOunseng tlN Roman Government
10 Introduce reforms the dispatch concludes follows
Assure his Holiness that the withdrawal Of the French
troops by 10 means implies abandonment Of the Inn
pOyant interests which For IT years have guarded by
our presence III Rome and over which, whether far
near, shall not 10 watch with the fullest dcvO
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Ttt Z. $. BANhkUPt bAN.
With e rots 70. ssqpu L'a Sc &c Pree Is cents seotby
nj mon r.s,os ,f ,,,. BAKER vO08HIS Co.
Lag Publishers. No. 5j SaSsss-st n Y.
Ais, a,v p-ias the As2gossSTs TO THIS INTERNAL REs-
uNuRLAS t.s pls by Congress With Index &C. seed ocisrs
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WI ITH )ARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w Tor gentleman and wife. at 81 Free st. oc2ldu
TO let.

TNWO story House and large Garden Lot. pleasant
Il ly located at Iibby's Corner. Possession given
GEO. H.CUSnMAN,
I. n !
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TERRI BILE ACCIDENT At Der IN, NJ
FtfkssAAA-- a. sci
FL ht Persons Kiliea ssnd SeSefai
Buildings Demoiisht Il.

49, Wv NEW YORK, Nov %.
Yesterday afternoon, Thomas Burns, fore
man OF the blasting operations On tue New"th
ana New York Railroad, at boiGeo. =. y, at
tempted to heat qu1hrty o. sisoeriho, wien r!h
it exploded, killing himself 'onn ma, ,olih-
mons two 'bfotbers named Miller, stranger
and Two toys named Ned Foster and Hugh.
Several buildings N the ylciiaepltS We're de,nol1
ished! ~ t'' y
BERGEN, last evening, show that one 81 The
yorIn4cn named Ttomas Burns carried. a
bucket of alycerii,e inbo the blacksmith lion
lfor til laii1'aso of2hcatiagtsj iieiug of h res
nous gumniy quality, it is necessary 10 red nee
40 by neat 20 llqufI STATE before il is fit for
use. Burns, IL is stated grasped q ret hot iron
AMI with the view OF expediting the process
plunged II INTO the bucket, waen in an Instant
ohe unfortunate man with all the Inmates of
the building were blown away, and Of the
house noJsa fragment remains. Some of the
men around the shop haired the same fate.
At the same instant shock like an earth
quake shook every building within at least a
mile and d half from the scene. Every house
adjacent was damag ID. Three We're complete
ly shattered Aoetlfer house, Inhabited by
Benz. Kaiser and his family, was partially de-
Iwoof the unfortunate men whose names
swell The list OF the dead, were ON The roof OF
house pattihg on patent TN rcof, wheh
tillsy gele earlisd affay With Sths upper pof-
Burns, who. created the terrible casualty,
was literally blown to pieces. AL the state
ments relating 70, this man show that LIE was
intoxicated s.as7 Ia AZ E-1eeA-A -''
Thomas sHicks leaves vito and six chill
drep, John. Benton Edwards mefe boy,
was standing in The blacksmith shop when the
explosion took place. His al m was blown en-
tireiyaof Edward Foster, q boy wlol con
veged tools from and TO the shop and MAS en-
p!oyed TO assist the workmen, was severely
burned, but did not present SO CHASTITY an APP
pearanee as the elder Miller, whose head was
semi-carboni2ed and his features not recogni-
zahleE 81 en- - Z ta - =
The exact number OF the wounded has not
been aseertained. laGE y W8N&
~ 4 man named-Wm. 3. Simmonds was Sc
riously injured. though it is considered he viii
recover. asI
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F0Feign Markets..


HAVANA, Nov; 26.-suear-Nos.i 10 to 70 Dutch
standard higher, scarce and lie demand at 81 q
reals; Nos is to 20 duh and nominal Freighfs dull
with nothing DOING. Exchange on London IA a 141
per cent. premium; on New York currency firm at
tee discount. AiGs % r ~ * - / =
3 LrvERrooL, Nov. 25-2 p. M.-Cotton heavy and
declined Id; Mildling uplands t-16d; Middhng Or
leans 5-16d Common Rosin declined to IS; medi-
un, to fine declined 70 lis. Linseed Oil $780, Sugar
quiet and steady. 49,.
LONDON Nov 25-EEening. at "a 7-16 for
money. .zsss.e. "a "a ss-.1.srg.R
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-Thc following are The
current quotations for American securities: United
States 5-20s 7G4; Illinois Central shares S5i Erie
Railroad shares 4GJ. q ts7asihttiz p s 20 -. |
of FRANKFORT, Nov. 25-Evening S 5-20's 75s.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25-Evening Cotton closed
heavy, irregular, with rather more doing; Prices de-
clined Lied; sales 10000 bales; Mildng nplands Sd
Mddling Orleans SD. - ~ p : : ~
I, LONDON, Nov 25-Noon. ---consols at s47-I6 for
money. g - y istt95A's.s. . = - ~
AMERICAN SECURITIES united States 5-20's 7Oa
Illinois Central Railroad shares SO Erie shares 4B
: LlyERPooL Nov. 2'--Noon Cotton heavy and
declining; Midd1ing uplands 3-l6d; Midlling Or
leans 7-76d sales estimated at 5000 bales. Bread
stuifs, Provisions and Pr duce unchanged. I.g.4
e. LONDON, Nov. 25-2P. M.-liIinois Central shares
s6t Eric shares 4Ga. Others moderate. IN : ,.od /
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For Rent.

1.-TWO square rooms to 'et wish board suitable for
l. man and wife or single nan. Apply at No. 10
Oxforu Street noy22d1w
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Trial of .TeT Davis.

/ baE olE~ ~ @ -i RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 26. q
q. Judge Chase did not arrive here this morn
ing 10 preside over the u. S. District Court, as
sisted by Judge Underwood, as expected, to
proceed with the trial OF Jefferson Davis, ON
the charge OF treason. The court room was
sdenseiy crowded, and in the park outside there
was a detachment of cavalry The grand jury
was brought in, and all of Mr.. Davis counsel,
were present except Brady and Reed. Judge
Underwood took his seat at half past II ! and
the grand jurors were sworn in. In his charge
to tho Jury, Judge underwood regretted the
absence of Chief Justice Chase, and cautioned
the Jury that no party or class prejudices should
influence their deliberations. Offences con-
nected with the rebellion, he stated, shoiiid
have their hrst attention. If it should be
brought to their attention that any one had
Committed treason, lie must be indicted unless
be hassbeen specially pafdoned by the Iresi-
dent, or by the general amnesty proclaIna ton.
he tnen leeited the law and the penalties sfor
treason. He said that violations of the rev
enue laws should next claim their attentions
and they should be inspaIiing in the case of
papllc off1cofS engaged in such violations if
amy should beiound. Up 10 noon no step had
beeh taken in regard to proceeding to The tri-
al of Mr.. Davis, and up to that hour that gen
tieHan had not made his appearance in court.
About 80 ladies were present. in court as spec
tatois. M n = laaa. faaiAa5a 81 rsHte 81
~ In the case. of jefferson Davis to-day, Mr.
iEyarts, for the prosecution, said it was the in
tention of the government to try the case SOME
day this term, He suggested that the trial be
fixed for the fourth Monday in March, as j udge
Chase could probably then be present and pre-
side. Mr. Davis counsel, while desiiing an
immediate Trial, agreed to tho proposition.-
The tyial is therefore set down. for the 10Th of
MaFch, and Mr. Davis bal-bolld - extended
to that timex Neither Davis or The witnesses
Ter The government appeared in court. a71
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HxisceliaaeSus Bis,iatches.

mo- $3.50 RIvEI, HEAD, Nov. &c.
g. Schooner Nolant, OF Bangor, from George
town for Sonlerst, lumber loaded, is ON shore
opposite Shinnecook light house Both masts
are gone and she is full Of water Two men
have been drowned. & BaB.aes
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. %.
The Tennessee House of Representatives
has passed joint resolution asking the Ten
nessee Congressman to support Thad Stevens
conuscation policy i'
D. RICHMOND, Va, Nov. IS.
Judge Underwood has granted, upon the
PRAYER OF Gen. Imboden, mandamus tocom7
Is returnableE oflsthe 18th of December.
loo. CONCORD, N. H., Nov.26.
Mr.. Lane, OF this city, workman engaged
on the Concord railroad, jumped from the ex-
press train last evening, at COTS Falls, and
was severely injured He was ,insensible up
to noon to-day. s'"A'f'"
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A Novel HaceLpolisical.

A-...-.A Boston, Nov. 28.
z. A race took place this afternoon at the Riv-
erside Park, between the horses Empress, Nc
Glelkn and Regllttor, and the two Indiaas,
Deerfoot and Steepfoak, the Indians to run
three miles and one-eighth before the horses
trotted six miles and the Indians won, per-
,forn,ipg. their task ia, IL minutes aud is sec
oids, While the horses were 16 minutes and
Isr0a crowd was presen; to witness it,
Dr. Nathaniel b. Shurtleif was formally
aoIsiinated for Mayor this evening by both the
democrats and license Law men, ,l. r.i ..,,7
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The .Na,isnai Financc...

HsfA 90 ll..i-' ~ ~ New YORK, iNoy.26
The Til une has long article containing
the views Of Chief Justice Chaseaon the A nan
ces as. expressed by the ex-Secretary. re-
hearsal is giveno the lab6rs Of MIR Chase
while Secretary Of the, Treasury, in efecting
temporary !oalis to meet the peouniary e1ner-
geneies, to pay off army and navy. 1t was
found necessary To have funding lcaps into
tbis end we're estab 1s me so , and 40
loans. - 4, itIIra-. aaisaHH h00D ~ -
I He never saw any good reason for convert
ing 1905 into BIOS instead of the 1O-40s. Lend
eTs of course preferred the former at 6 to the
latter at 8 per cent, and lenders were more IA
vored after he left the Department than be
fore. And so also we're brokers, for jay Cooke
received NEARLY twice the commission from
Fsssenden and MeCulloehi than allowed by
Chase. !. -. d. o-l-LLl .li,1-9-l i. J .o1-aM | -