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The. Mexican SIudale.

NEw YoRK, Jan H. Mexican CORE.
spondenceis received. dated vere Cruz, 90
cember 2oih, and city of Mexico, December
26th. An the French troops Are bling. com
ing the country. TheS Frencb transport
Rhone was m the harbor or Vera Cruz wait
ing TO take on board the troops whose time
had expired. The Austrian steam yacht
Elizabeth, from Trieste, had arrived for the
purpose Of conveying Maximilhp 70 fEmope,
The transportation OF troops from The inte-
riof TO Vera Cruz Is 10 commence on the
18th instant. Max. Is still at Pueblo. Gen.
Castleman and the French Minister Dano
had visited him. Two American steamers
from New York had saftly dischatgsdl q
cargo, of arms for the Liberals at Minatitlan.
The town Of San Angustip, about four
leagues from the capitpl, ,kas vigorously at
lacked by the Liberals pn the 17th Of Decern-
Der, and during The Action, half the Imperial
garrison described. "A reinforcement, how
ever saved the town, and the Iiberals re-
tifed.sEti, a ifrEi .stsa So sissGysq yss stA
80 MAfAnonas, Jan. a. (via New Orleans,
Jan. l0.) )-AOrtegs 10 nesr Azacatecas with 0
strong party. General Mejia has openedthe
campaign against the Liberals on tbfs From
Ter, Colonies Querons and Lopez, OF this
command, have advanced from San Luis 10
Charcas, .Nevino occupied and established
his headquarters at Malahnela- ,Escobedo %
10 leave Monterey on the 7th 10 take oom-
mand of.the army Beronozabel has received
orders to march upon Monterey with his
forces TO assist IN defending the city against
the Imperinlists who are advancing. Guada-
lajara, the capital Of the State OF Aqua Gal
ienta, Is also In the possession OF the Liber-
ais. Canales Ia now in San Audrea. Chi
menes Ia on the Victoria road, and has pro-
nounced in favor OF ortsga s,s i. 17sas,,.
San Luis Potosi was evacuated by Mejia
December 25th, and occupied by the Liber-
ais under General Francisco Aquire, Of
Tfeyino's command, on the 26th. $50 .. on .
Nkw YoRK, Jan. 1l.-La France says
that IN no case will the French Government
reconsider the order, for completing the
evacuation Of Mexico by the frst Of the
month. - q. ~. =. ..-L.-.L---...-L- !.
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RHCEPTloNs.
The President's I.evees,

Fl The Presfdent's Bevees. 'Lr',
We are authorized TO announce that Tar
PREsrpExr will hold his 6rst public leves this
year on Thursday evening, the I'm Of Jan
uary; the second on Thursday evening, the
;th Of February; and the third On Friday
evening, February 22-to commence each
evening at eight O'Clock, and to close al
eleven 1 '3' f1I7t 10 fcN . g'b1s n I
... DRxwMo-Roox RRcRfrIoss, i''a. ID
We are also authorized 70 announce that
Tnr PRKsipEsr's daughters, Mrs. PArrrRsos
and Mrs. SrovER, will be at home on Monday
afternoons. 7aInT
CABINET RECEPTIONS.
The Indies Of Secretary BRowSne's family
will receive their friends on "wednesday after
moons. The residence Of the Secretary o.
the Interior Is on the east side Of Montgom
cry street, Georgetown Heights .ea 5'"
The ladies Of Secretary Moo fam-
ily will receive, as usual, on "Wednesday a.
ternoons. Residence 3o6 III street, between
Connecticut avenue and seventeenth street
srEAkrn cotrAx's xrcKrfrcNs. y 20
Speaker CoLrAxs receptions will begin on
Thursday evening, Jan. 10th, md continue
every Thursday evening during the session,
from 81 to IL o'clock, pm t.sv H"d s.s5
The receptions ofthe Speakers mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss MATHEWS, for ladies,
and gentlemen accompanying them, will be-
gin on Wednesday, Jan. 18th, and continue
every Wednesday afternoon thereafter, from
to 4 o'clock, pm. IT, ,5' j., Z, ,..5a -- -..,
GENERAL GRAsr's RECEPTIONS. 20 -t
Receptions will be held by Gen. GEASr and
lady on Wednesdays, the sth and 2sd In
slant and 9Th proximo, in the evening. At
home every Saturday from to 5p. m. o..
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National Theatre.

The opera Of "zampa" was given last eve
ming at the National Theatre to fashionable
and handsomely dressed audience, although
the house was far from being full. The opera
company have lost heavily by their engage
ment in this city. r.r.....
To night 'The Streets Of New York" will
be brought out in full force by the dramatic
company, who have had weeks rest from
their labors. ra.' .'.t r.a
On Monday evening MAGGR MITcHELI
begins an engagement at the National. -
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Canard ExpIoded.

CHARLEsros, s. G., Jan. ll.-Col Matherly,
who recently went TO Washington, writes,
through the DAILY NeuS, denying the state
ment published in the Courier In reference
to his mission. He says that he did not 60
to soc the President to see IL the State could
be restored by adopting the constitutional
amendment, nor was he o commissioner, but
that he went at the request Of Senators to
obtain Information Of the condition Of public
affairs. .a5an' '..l.r
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The Amendment Passed BIZ Maine.

AUGUSTA, ME., Jan. 1.-The Maine House
Of Representatives ratified the constitutional
amendment to-day by vote Of l26 yeas to
IL nays. The latter, with two exceptions,
were Democrats. The former were oil Re-
publicans. .. - ID ,5aa.gs.
The Hon. N. @. Hickman was nominated
by q joint caucus for reelection as State
Treasurer. hfl -.f
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DROPoSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND
vRdKTABLKs. -". ~ p .ss.A''g
BviRiu o, PrOvIsress AID oloIaiss,

ll-sa bv,1Av OF r.0vI'SSss Ss..,,, asD cISas" ssa"
and yegstAblsa" will be reeeiyed A this Bureau uA
lo'eloek, p nj on the 2ist day o. Janulfy last, for
ne supply Of q. 900 pounds Of Fresh BRkf and 10.
900 pounds Of PkRsH vR0KTABLKs ~ the noRFoLk
NAVY YARD AND STATION, ~ reQuirsd. ~
Tho Besf and Vegetables muh be Of good quality and
the beat the market ahordh, and each article mna bs
offered for by the pound. Tho Beef 70 bel equal pro-
portions, fore and hind Quartera r. 80 fll- =
BOnds with approved security, Will be rsquifsd IN
one hAh the Estimated amouhl az the eontraet, and
WeAy paE cent In addition will be withheld mon the
amouht Of zach payment TO be made nA collateral ss
eurity for the due performance Of the oontrAet which
xiIi o. no SssOuntbs paid unti u Is faily complied
Eysry OGsr made must be accompanied by vrittsn
guaftniy signed By one or more rsspshsibie persons
hAt the bidder or bidders WILL his or their bid he
copied, enter inio obligation within ave days with
good and sumoient suretes to fuInah the Arsss pro-
No proposal pHI b eSnsid,rsd gnlesS accompanied
w Sueh 0udTdRiy and bp sattSIdefoTp evidence Odd tAf
bdder 10 re0eldy ded IsT tn s aFf0IAs proposed (nb,
aud has tie ltosnss required by actor CoaGrsSs.
The Department IessryeA the right 70 rsleet any pro-
posAl not eohsdered advlntageous 10 the Government
II 10 10 be undsrstoed that In case the stipulated
qaAhiiy sf sithsE sEielsa shall be aslivsreA leaving
halnnss dps on The ether ariels, The nsAa aAy hs
Sanslasssa 80 0snpls,sa IN fa, q " sE,,ess tAs
JiiilH Chief d Barely,
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From Harrisb burg.

HARRISBURG, Jan. ll.-sIn the Senate to,
day, in the case Of the alleged bribery and
corruption, Mr.. Lowry, chairman Of the com
mittee, said the committee had nothing to
report. The names Of Senators and Repre-
sentatiyes, and other well-known gentlemen,
had been mentioned in connection with the
charges, but when the persons nsmed were
brought before Che committee, and sworn,
they had not o scintilla ofsevidence TO give
which could in any way raise even the pre-
sumption Of guilt on the part Of either ofthe
candidates for the United States Senator
ship. The charges have therefore not been
sustained. The committee will remain in
session, and they invite testimony. Adjourn.
ed until Monday evening! a Isr.' -...r.I edo
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Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE Times this
morning publishes an article in reference to
the approaching Legislature, advising the
calling OF the State convention TO remodel
the present constitution, and present to the
people one which, being adopted by them,
will be beyond cayil or doubt the funda-
mental law ,I5., n, - ...r... , .,...s.,.,
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FOOD FOR CAMERON,

TuAD. STEVENS. speaking Of the Legislature
which nominated SIMON CAMERON, says:
Fortunately for the country the present
Legislature is above suspicion. Those who
were in the former Legislatures, and were
tainted, haVe been left dthome, and pure men
sent IN their places" This is food for CAM
,pnnN
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Mr.. ana nIrs. Howard Paul.

Fiity Of the young ladies engaged in the Treas.
ury'ars to attend HOwARD PAWS sntsrtAinnspt
the ladies' dsmurs young maiden, sAidi "IfMr.
PAUL oOuld supply sAeh one Of ss with nice bssu
for ths oeeasiop ~ sttsntiOa would bssompls.s."
Smart young lady, that.
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C.LFAULKNER NOT PARDONED

We are requested to state that The name
OF Mr.. @. J. FAULKNER, Of West Virginia,
appears in the list Of pardoned rebels by
mistake, Mr.. FAULKNER has not yet been
hardened. notwithstanding Mr.. LISCoLS's
promise TO grant him pardon.
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ReIoicinR nt RIatamOras.

MATANoRAs, Jan. 6.-There. is great re-
oicing over the surrender Of GuadalAjafa
and the evacuation Of San Iinis- The admin
Of Tamaulipas, gives great satisfaction,
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the WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUB-
LICAN s4 IL

The size ofthe WEEKLY RkPuBLIoAsha been
increased until Il Is now one q the hrgest
and handscmest weskly journsls in thc eonn-
try. Considering The price, Il contains a
larger amount of matter especially interest
ing at the present time, well spiced with
miscellaneous paragraphs upon all subjects
uppermost IN the world, than almost any
other veekly journal. The number for this
week may be procured in wrappers for mail
ing at our counting.room.
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Tho Peoples WIN.

The fsdieAl msnbers o. Joohgress base
their assumptions Of despotic power over
Tur Psrgpuf2 andgspprems Court md
any other man" upon the fact that they
have been elected lately BY the people who
sustain their policy, Nov, the people have
never yet elected Congress upon the issue
tbst tie Congress should destroy ne fns-
chinery of the Government and teconstruct
h according 70 their own notions II 10 tfue
thst the power Of this nation Is derived
primarily from the people, but Tie people
have never suthorised any member, Of Con
gressto 60 one step beyond the Consultation;
or to change tho plan Of governmenty or 70
alter the checis and balsnces 20 wisely de-
vised BY the trainers, Of the Government
The will ofthe people makes Itself ielt surely
and irresistibly, but Il must be through the
constitutional forms7 else We shall soon be.
come another Mexico. -, al, ,t,y .g
:. Wsare onrioua 10 seevith whateraceT Than.
STEVENS and his man FEIpAr vill bow 20 the
wilf of ne people OF Pennsylvanis As ex.
prssssd through her Lsgislstors On Thurs
dry According 10 the doctrines no lntely
put forth upon this meter Of The win 1.-THE
people% by the Rsdicalsy srrvKss no longer
repfssents Pennsyltania, with the exception
Of some iron-works In one Of the counties Of
that stste, while his Arnan FRrpAy" has mis-.
represented everybody and everything 90
long in his "two papers, both daily, !" that he
can truly represent nothing. ,I'7 IN - % a..
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We understand that THAD. STEVENS
famous letter Of the Sd inst, which he de,
molishes with q significant postscript, il
soon to be illustrated with wood cuts
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Virginia stay Law.

:, RIcBHoSD, Jan. ll,-Judge Meredith, Of
the Richmond Circuit Court today decided
the stay law unconstitutional, and an appeal
would be taken to the Supreme Court Of
Virginia r1.-sFE Is. lgI55 80 ,dtF daa.0s
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Metropoiitan cub.

An adjourned meeting Of the members Of
this Club he's been appointed for this evening
ts, O'clock, As important. business s 10 be
transacted 0 full attendance Is desired.
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ssI'ElIAI. NOTIOEs.


- spiritusiism.--Ms. =. n. Psskass, 80.
tor of The Western department sf ne BasMsr er LseM
and one The sbss spsaksrs on the Spiritual Iesnn
VIII isetnrs In uaion League Hall On sunDAf. Jaaa-
ary Il, al N q N Subject: 'Ths Rslsicacf osA 70
ssriss, and d spihtuslisn To Rsform;" and ai Tp.
n Text; 'Hs that bslisvsth and Il bspassa sAsf be
saved, bat hs thai bslisssth not shali 10 aam,sa
e Adnissien-noraiss, fsssI evening, 20 sssss ~.
- As- -Fhs enavsst nE.l.aiss OF Ysuth and
RAsLr hasnooB, -Hswsrd Assosiatieu H.ssys. ss he
fbysiOicgy ctAs Passions. ahd the Krror Abasssssd
pssAsef pssaAr 10 the ar,t age Of man with rspsrs
nsu msthods Of Treatment employed In this Insiaea.
esntn sssisd letter envelopes free Of charge Address,
Dr., y, gkLLM HoudHroH, Howard Association.
Phhaeslphla, Pc. s-teH I-sl salsll-sn
4 sr 10 An whs,a n Msy yosnses.a--Rssis-
rnh oyricL Jsaaary I, lss7s-Notios is hsrsby gysn
thst Licsasss gvsas Hastssrs Butshsrs and owners
u Dess ssyirsd On January l. 1897, aud thn said II.
ssssss mssi bs renewed 81 his ees viihia Ten Aays
fren thss dsAas w. lss sAn,L n DOUGLASS,
I. y.s-esslx ~ ? = = ~ W.. !. nssisssr.
b Ag-Bre.shitisf csssrrhi sersnzl.i Cnrs.ao
pIssAsrs i-wn. y. rrines. TlushinS. Hsv Tors, fer
90 yeAs Pfophstor ofths LAnsaa Hurssrss sfsrs bis
POSITIVE RIMHDIALs for NJ abess Dissass.. sluia
KxtHss from divsrs Msdissi Piaatsg 60 s'n9 ireia1
nzplaaatory cireal.Is. On. s.ssp - - asp!sws
ArHsAaa Mounts Ptls palvs-a valussls
Rsnsdy fer that Disssss; siss sUssmnp<isA Dssrsy.
sr. aaa natirs csrs for he Drssshitaa AstAna, ~
s.s Be tsssa = sssts,, Dvss srs sypsass Sa.isasi
Hotsb aiinsss, near Metropolitan Hstsl, rsras cor.
nsr Of nsvsnh aad PsnnsyivanA avssusi nntuisis's,
sernsr Of rvsinh and Peassyissaia sSssss, Eiist's
sossss o. and Tvslh stfssts, TarbsasA's ssrnx Of
ssyenn and o. - - 80 "a. :. tsl3-a
~ aD-To Osusanptfyss.-Ths Advsrtfssr
having been rsstored To health In . fsw vssks,by
vsry simple remedy. sftsr having suffered several
ysAu with severe lung ansstou, and that drsad ais
ease Consunptiou, Is aarious 10 make known TO his
fellow -suhsrsrs ths means Of cure. ..-.s
10 all who dssirs u he will ssnd cory Of The pre-
ssrptoa used, rss Of shargs with the dirsstisss for
pspsriag sat uziAg the same. whieh tAsy VIII anf
sUAn ouRn RoK coSsUnrrIos, AsrHnA BRoSoHrrts, ke.
Tia only object of The advertiser In sending the pre-
seription 10 70 bsnsa the aietsd and spread iufotmA
oA which he eoneeyss 70 be invsiaabis And he hopes
sysy suasrsr viii try his remedy. n viii eos, them
nothing and may prove blessing. ~ .gs u.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please addfsss
Fl. IA az. 90 III REV, EDWARD A. WILSON,
os25-duly wnllamsbars, Kias. souaiy. hfs
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The NIerrimac Aground.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE steamer
was towed back from outside the bar last
night. ..la.- .... ,-r-.-
! The steamer Havana grounded In attempt
ing to go out She is still aground. .a...
The steamer Oriental went aground last
night. a.. aa.rBa arsf .aar.td- d-r..s. 7a1
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Meeting Of tbe Washington Skating
Club.

A meeting Of the Skating Club is to be
held this evening at Mr.. CLAGGErT's rooms,
and it is very desirable that every member
should be present, as important business is
IN he franaaetad
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NOMINATION OF MIR. CAMERON
FOR THE UNITED sTATESsEN.
ATE. #

On Thursday evening the Republican
members Of the Pennsylvania Legislature, in,
caucus, nominated SIMON CANNON TO be
Senator of ths United States. The vote
stood as follows: Ft i' ..F. '1'E" I'D
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TO mnmpnns or coraRrss.

Ssnstors and representative can have NE DAILY
,NArIosAs RnPuBLrcAn dslivsrsd regslnriy sna
yromply at their residence, in wrsppus, by order
ug Il through the Secretary Of the Senate, the
olsrk Of the HOus, o. Representatives,, or ~ ths
one. Of III, RrrustIcAs, No. sil Ninsh strsss
near psnnsylvania avenue. rr.t as 30
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LIBERAL REJoIoINGs s
PROCEEDINGS or STATE LEGIsLlfuRRS
Ry the AtlantIc Csble.

- BERLn, Jan. l0.--Bismarck has iissued Q
circular letter 70 the representatives Of Prus-
sia at foreign courts, in which be points to
the good feeling in which Prussia now
stands with oil foreign Powers. and assures
them that peace will be maintained, and de-
clares that he will now devote himself TO the
consolidation Of Germany. - L
PARIS, Jan. l0.-Seven more transports
have sailed for Mexico. Il Is believed that
the French troops in, Mexico will be ready
for embarkation by February is. ,4iY IN
CossflsrisoPLE, Jan. 10.-Thc Porte has
issued note TO the different Powers, calling
their serious attention TO the present state Of
affairs existing between the Ottoman En-
pire and Greece, and says that II no favora-
Bile result is reached by the efforts TO main
tain pence, the necessary steps for, the, de-
fence Of the Turkish honor and national in
tegrity will be taken. -.a.ssr.l ssi sss-l (.
LIvKRPooL, Jan. l0.-The cotton market
to-day continues dull, but closed without
any further decline, middling uplands having
been quoted at l4id. The sales to-day did
not exceed the estimate. "a Il. .t-a ,.l. ,ssa .
LONDON, Jan. l0.--O Oonsols closed at 81
for money. American securities
twenties, 72; Illinois Central, so3 Erie, 4it
Paris, Jan. 10.-The Bourse closed at 6sf
s2c. for Rentes.sf ysaI rsns - vi'idi aldjlu |
FLoRESoE, Jan. l0.-The Italian Govern
ment is stated to be willing to release the
Church property on the payment of 10000
900 Livres ~. 49, irl.sTT ''" /
.rrarE.1ar r... LATER.
Pans, Jan. 1.-THE American monitor
Misntononah, Of the United States squad
ron, IL at Carthagena where she Is visited by
thousands Of people. ~ q 20 7T'rIra
The press Of this city warns the American
people against any impeachment Of Presi.
dent johnson r.tr st, nu, ,'..r
vienna, Jan. 1.-THE health Of the EN-
press Carlotta has greatly improved, both
In mind and body. -.. ll.a o. .rr II
LoSDoS, Jan. 1l.--Rumors to. o.dayspeak ol
a commercial panic in Shanghai,
LdvERPooL, Jan. 1.-THE sales of cotton
for the week foot up 4l,OOo bales. To-day
the markets. dull and the sales are estimatet
at 5000 bales; Middling Uplands, l45d. "a
(. LONDON, Jan. ll.-U, 8. b-20's, "a; Erie
shares, 43i; Illinois Central, 80t.,' ''H11 "a'
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METROPOLITAN i.5. e.' ~
Nus SOC PATENT STEAM BAKkRY, is
Ila' gs.. '' off O street, between ~ and oh.

Complete IN all Its sppOintmsnts having one sf No.
ksnlies splendid Real Ovens and new Mashiasry,
manufacturing work superior 70 anything possible 6y
llT''I67 BOSTON oRAoKERs, s.-r'
y1..H. very superior article, fresh daily. DO % .
MILK BISCUIT,
frssh daily; sure TO please Try then-
.gsrJEr $50 SODA CRACKRRs, T...ftta. . .
q The best In The market; : ssnstaAt supply. la.
,. ross,hsf Win Rl6KER bUsf, staTR 6iAcxHss,
NoykITIEs oIsoKR SNAPS &e, always on hand, ,Iai
HAvENNER'syAMILY BREAD. ..ao :
The Trade supplied on reAsORAbls terms Try and
dsa.et .a."at mo. HAyENHxR.
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FoRSEy was not serenaded last night, on
account Of his late Senatorial success at
Harrisburg,
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Cortinas ID Alhtaalor oraa.i

sBRowmynLE, Jan. 7.ssC CoftinAsl has Just
arrived with force Id mont pf Mataincfaa,
and will OF once invest the city,
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Fenians In Jail.

a KINGSTON, CIV, Jan. 1.-THE Fenisns
convicted at Sweetsburg have been brought
here and lodged in the psnitentiary.
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MABRIDD.

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e.s,s.,s,, ewss,ss, e : ~ si,y, . n Assa = Sss q
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The Markevs.,

.s.sfs 4IrsGf "a Hrri CHICAGO. ,y9.t ssg.r "a t.ff
n CBIcAoo, Jan. 1l.-Flour dull and nom
inal and l0al5 cents lower 20 Wheat quiet
and Q cents higher; sales at S2l7a2.lS1 for
No. l. and 81. .94al.95 for No. Q. Corn dull
at 794 for No. l, and 69t for Nos 0. Oats
dull at 40 cents for No. 2. Provisions hrm
and inactive; mess pork sls. LIVE hogs
firm and 5al0 cents higher; sales at S6a6.20
for good to choice; dressed hogs active AZ
xO.oO. 1Ul So s.sErIa. lIrfsd 70 yir1GIli eli =
sat 30 "a ts.-.Ns BBUfFAI0. q % israf iaa llsl [
la BUFFALO, Jan. lL---Fiour firm; sales 400
barrels Western Spring ut sl kb0; 100 bar
reis at 'l450aSl6.i Sales Of $500 bushels
white wheat at $40 tor Milwaukee and
Canada Spring; 260aS270 for Amber Can
ada, and b. 90 for White Canada, including
10000 bushels Canada Spring on private
terms. Corn-6,000 bushels old sold at 81,
and l,500 bushels new at SO cents, on the
track. Oats are quiet at 50a52 cents. ssl'sa
yEE NJ. .ssa.ai' ST. LoUIs.as rs.i 4a0dT
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1l.-Tobacco and cotton,
nothing doing Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat stiff at Sass for choice Corn easier,
at go q S5; Oats declined TO, CIT q 65 Pro
visions dull-Pork $3.50 o $40; Hams,
sweet pickled pork house shoulders, IL Q LII ;
Lard, IL III Prime hogs, Se-closing sc
q s6.25 sWhisky, 2.l2S S.osas, - s,s5 ear a
ice sft 81 th'7E7faa CINCINNATI. s'rusU . s7fsis
CIScISSATI, Jan. u.-Flour dull and un.
changed Hogs unchanged and not much
done; packers are not buying TO any extent
receipts, 5000 head; sales range from S6s5a
7.40. ,Pork, firm at $50. Bulk and green meats
frm- Lard firm at II cents; holders are gen
orally firm for all kinds and not much offer
ing. Gold l33. -r.gr- s,7,s..f "a r.ag
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goods, wares on merchandise, whenever in
his opinion thS5 are undervalued to an
amount equal 4 tep per cent, ol the voice
value thereof TO tkke poesession ofsucb goods,
&C., as the property of the United 5tAles,
and sell the same undef spch rules md rcgu-
lations as NAV be prcsctibed BY he Secretary
Of the Treasury, who is NauthoriEed TO pay
the consignee the dutiable value.
Another section provides that all goods,
IN BOND or bonded warehouses, on which
dptes ,hsysInot been paid1shHlb after this
law takes effect, pay dil rates of duty i'm.
posed by this act
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hrnn. m....rh..et..!

ma...snshSttss
sos BosrSs sr2 :, IM1,s IL . key q. e Lynn,
wich HOUSE Of Correction, committed suicide
Otis Nevhan, q prominent citizen of Lynn,
died last night, aged 60. ..{5h "a ,.lsss, slS S
Comres ADO. 5ier Horses ssisex ~
,..,-.., W. o. Troops. .1s2i4
The Secretary q. War has trannmitfedto
the House ot Representatives ~ rspoftof
the Quartermasters General IN. reference TO
horses seized BY the Governments n Indiana
to suppress MoRoAx's raid. The repof shows
claimsl for horsess 76i aggregate ,smount,
ell,lH. OF these there haye been recon-
mended 70 The Third Auditor, 20 -amodntine
-tos2, 2,52b; s1smiped sndrequiring additional
eyidence,s ss--emounting 70 Ss.sls;. hot
taken mp, Is. No claims for- otker9 pfopsfty
seized on that occasion have besn .prsSsnted
% the qusrtsrmsster's once. The purAbsr
,cf h-rses taksni can only be estinated.by
the number included in the claims presented.
!, !ssTHF Rhn Man Gasette ssys |" Lord Frsn-
sis Ras.sn, Who Wa istsly assa for ili-ssias bis
horssS hss jua been brought 70 he BAT 4 Nsfdsn-
head for punching his ooashnan'sl hsaA. his
time, hsvsvsr, his iordship vss acquitted Ths
spsssh IN which he addressed the court In Lis own
defence Il worth rsoording na curiosity: 'Wko ID
the oonplainsnt In this ease : A druskss, foul
mouthed groom. He u continually gsttinS drunk,
and has been forgiven tines out Of number fbr ths
sake Of his wifs and children His promisss Of
smsndmsnt arc like pis-erust.. He has good wagss,
iodRinr, mousy, Kind treatmsnt but hss bean
,hss q q. eosshnan was drunk his master h.d
right to thrAsh him,p M
The national Republican., 1867-01-12
Interesting 20 speoiaI Deposiiors.

hrm in Boston is about to test the re-
sponsibility Of banks for the stocks, notes,
bonds, &c, deposited in small trunks in the
bank vaults, the said firm having been the
loser of a large amount ofyaluable property
received from a New York bank and de,
posted for sale-keeping, ..sr ......
The banks Of Boston have just given no
tice to their patrons TO remove their trunks
from the bank vaults the manAgersof these
institutions not Wishing the spirit of accom-
modation to be construed into q responsibil
ity for property which 10 looked upon as Ar
inConyenient incumbrance.