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THE VEST INDIES.
NEWS FROM ST. DOMING0--THE CHOLERA ABATING
AT ST. mIoMAs.

NEWS FROM ST. DOMINGO--THE CHOLERA ABATING
Al ST. mIoMAs
HAVANA, IAN. &c. 1867
The Spanish steamer Barcelona, which arrived
here day or two ago, brings news from st Domingo
10 the 18th inst. The country was quite tranquil,
although some alarming reports had bee3 lately in
circulation. The President had returned 10 the CAPT
tai from his excursion into the District of CiaO. Mr.
Sonneers Smith, commercial agent from the United
States at the capital had just received letters patent
recognizing him as Special Envoy with the Govern
ment q the Republic 10 carry luso effect treaty or
peace commerce. navigation and eXtradtlon. The
Government had appointed "A commission 10 examine
into the general penal code which had been already
translated and adapted by Two Dominlcans, III ac-
cordance with the contract made with the Minister
of Justice on the 18th of December last Gen. Manuel
Rodriguez had been put in prison for heavy charges
of abuse Of his office Col Aza, who was captured In
Hipey, had been also imprisoned Both OF the
above were confined i'll the Tore del Homenage.
The French war steamer dEstaing arrived on the
lth INST. from Martinique and lett on the following
day for South America The United States steamer
Florida. from Santa Cruz, had likewise arrived and
anchored in the roads.
The adyices from Porto Rico brought by the same !
steamer, reach to the 18th We learn from them that
the cholera was diminishing at st. Thomas, ana II |
was expected would soon disappear.
The first of public political trial VIII take
place on February in MatanZas. The accused is |
Senior Juan Belido de Luna. The affair is all cut |
and dried the witnesses for the Crown having merely
to appear and raty the evidence already once given;
when those for the defense viii be heard.
The small pOX has apparently run its course III
Matan2as and IS abatng although there are over 5OO
We have lately had unusually dsagreeable weather.
hut as YET little sickness, though there have been
few cases of yellow fever in the harbor.
YELLOW FEVER AT DBMERARA
From Demerara, via Havana, we have sanitary re-
ports to the 9TH inst. The yellow fever raging
up to that day-l6 cases had been received in the
Public Hospital OF which " had proved fatal; 100
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FINANCIAL AND CoMslEI GAL.
LONDON MosEY MARKET.

LONDON MOSEY MARKET.
,Z1NDoN Feb. -EveniBg.-C0ns1is fo. money 9o1l19.
United States Fvetwenty bonds cloeede2 1916 Illinois
Central shares 81 Erie 80.
Eo1. 2-NoOn-Consos for mOney 9oi Illinois Central
shs Is SO3 Erie Rllway Shares &C. I'M ed States Five
Tux ,ty Bonds &C.
Ia sning-COnseS have declined l15 III quoted at
eOSaj Erie RallXsy shares have Aees d l. and closed
ATS Unitedstats bonds unchaysd, as are aIsoll-
nnOs Central shares the former cosbG 30 and thelat
ter * 500 -
PArrs Feb. 1Eve0 ng-Unted staaes3 % bonds closed
n@i
Felx uary 2-Evenar United States lands advanced
fullyi and closed at e..
FRAvKFoaT MONEY MAKTEr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Feb. l-Eg4ning United
States so Bonds closed his evening al Ia
Feh.E -Evenng-UR ed States 5-2l Bands have ad-
yanced Z, and closed ats T.
LIVER DOL MARKETS
LTBRI0OI, Feb. I-+1,venng.-The Cotton market
closed <ull; the salR3 to-day were only 1000
bales Hddling Upands 14ld.; Mldding Orleans, 1JSd
Breadstu. s-The Wheat and Corn market Is much
easier. G.. has declined 10 4O'aDi6 per quarter Tor
Mixed Woctcrn. ProyisiOBs-Beef has adrE8oed hSlf
La Is quoted at VI for American Cheese has
declined .tor MIddling X Fine American Produce
Petroleum Z quoted at 1Gql 81 per gallon i4r Pennfy
wanna and Canada Refined
Feb 2Nocn.-The Cottons arCet to-day opesS dull and
inactive. Tho quotations unchanged The saes TO-
Gay will not obably exceed $500 bales.
Eyenng,TIe Cotton market closed dull and iaSetiye
tie sales today only GOO bales; prices. however
wore firm, aHt Middling Up-ands at l4ld. r.. The
BTeadstufis uset is generally quiet; Corn, however Is
declining the cing price this ning being +O Y 40 ~
fOr Eixed Western Amercan). dte Provision market i
quiet and steady Produce-SpifS Turpentne is saable
Rt25& q cwt. FOX American
MlSCHESTER MAREETs.
LIvEzPOOL, Feb c.The advices som Manchester are
unfayo1be the market that city .lr Goods and Yarns
beng Tat and prices much lower.
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FRANCE

ACCoN0Bv-ION FOR VISITORS ia TIE EXHIBITION.
Cook tho excurSionist has succeeded ia renting
several larse houses in which he will be'sNlc to ac-
comUaodats about 800 American and English visitors
at time curing the exhibition the tariifeiNed is the
moderate price of 81 a head fUr bed and eakfast:
lie has also taken large buldng IN the quarter OF
the Chaplps Elys6es where nc will pro iple superior
accommodation az 81 80 dag teeach person. ms sum
! to cove every expense.
REoRGANIlATroN 'sF THE ARMY.
Dr. b. te of all rumoTs 10 the contrary vt seems That
tilor ginal army plans VIII be retained. the Cham
boryi lving no power 10 vote the contingent, Tire
war esficc retaining tie right TO call out portion
OF shs reserve without alaW.
THE T-sats PRESS.
Tire fact has been escltsd in the Bankruptcy Court
thas La Nation has sineo1s3 been She organ of tie
RUSSIAN Government a1d has been sustained AMI
| supported by RussiS1dNnts. 81.
la LibGr6 is now Employing - a redacteur o
| 1nerican news a maHEtOcssing 10 De l0yal Amer
-qcan ~, who renders al Amesieaa information -
l4s'Johnsonian sense MS name Is o. Mor'iiier'
Numerous accdeats have occurred in France6a
-rOnseouence of the severe weather Paris las been
} literally showed up d' the first tlme in 20 years
5EJsoSAI.
The Empress EupoBic takes grest interest in tie
Holy Places at Jsr1salem, ard French diploma =,
! animated by ITeC Majesty has succeeded III pr
suading the Turks O. permit the JIoly SepulchT to
be repaired the 100 Of which has long been III ae-
! plorable conditions.
The Emperor apas3mpress have been skating or he
! Ornamental Waters and although There have been
rumors of the EzperoIs falling health, he gives no
/ public indication shat they have any foundation.
| The Library Of 81 Cousin he has left to th6 or
| homie il was waril $4,000 In acknow edgneit Of
the Gift, the Government have named after him one
of the new streets. III the Quarter Latin The! ulk
Of his fortune Cousin left the daughter of Mad
| Louise Collet, wilGl ho knew as a,chld
There are two vacancies rs the Directory OF
| the French Academy, Of Sciences. jules FaUc IL
spoken of as "a eandd date for OF them, and pop
| ular ecclesiastie 6e- the other.
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UARTNE INTELLIGENCE.

sIoEpoNnERRY Feb. i-Evcning- Steamship Bel
sen from Rcs1land January touched at Greencaste
a. route to Liverpool this afternoon.
QUEENSTOWN Feb. l-Evening-fh steamship City of
Cork from EeSYOTk January &C. arrived off this port
& evening, aBd after prooeededto liverpool
trER 2-NasR-The Royal MAJ steamship Persia freSr
ERsyYOr January arrived ~ 2seeisswn early thf
ID YsDHing.
LONDON Feb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. been received
- N e OF the a al at MOnrOvia, Wet coa5t OF africa,
IL United StStss steamer sacr@lnezo On the 18th O.
January
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1-Evening.-The snip Monmouth,
OFT Jones' Viii sailed from New Orleans ON the 18th n
~ Sember for liverpool via Pensacola was abandoned
nSsea. No date Eight lives were los The REMAND 7
OF. ne crew I9kz number were sagsd.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
III y
Tx CONSERVATIVE PARTY.

IRE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
The Conservatives have been dining, IA is usual
with them in the recess but hey have given no indi-
cation of their Intended policy or Reform 1t has
been authorativeiy stated, however that the ques-
zion Of the Poor Laws and Poor Law Relief is 10
ceiye the immediate attention of the Hou1e. and
there is probably no man in England more competent
20 deal with il humanely in the interests of the poor
than Mr. Claiborne Handy, the President of the Poor
Law Board. Various TumOrs are current TO dsa
geement among the rank and file of the Conservative
party. Their views about the Conscience clause are
said 10 differ widely and the agricultural members
threaten all sorts of mutIny unless Mr. Disraeli will
consent 10 give mp the Malt Tax; but they also
clamorOus 10 increase the Army and Navy Estimates
~ Is difficult 10 see how he will accommodate them
hH' CHARLES BUXTON, NJ. p. ON THE ALABAMA
DISPUTE
Mf. Charles Buxton, in a speech delivered at Gro
eT expressed great satisfaction at the policy of the
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NEW-ENGLAND.
LOWELL OPERATIVES STRIKE.

LOWELL OPERATIVES STRIKE.
TRIBUNE
BosIoN. Feb 1.-The operatives Of the MiddleSex
WOODEN mills at Lowell are strike caused by
reduction of wages.
COTTON SPECULATION CASE.
BosToN, Feb "A case which has just been
brought before the Supreme Judicial Court of Aassa-
chusetts promises TO afford interesting disclo-
sures concerning speculati0ns in cotton during the
war. The case is one of Young woman named Char
lotto Hough, who brings "A suit against the we'll
known firm OF Jordan, Marsh q Co. OF TINS ely ldE
she entered into arrangement or agreement with
Jordan, Marsh * Co, TO obtain papers from
the Government To go into the Southern states
and buy for them all the cotton she could
find That the firm was to sell the same, ana
that she was 10 receive salary OF $50 per week ana
one-half of the profits of the speculation; ana she
further alleges that the profits on the amount soa
or in any way distribute il for her benefit She
moves, also, that an issue may be made up auo the
case tried before Jury Jordan Aialsn q 20, ene
their former partners, an arrangement was mace
with the woman, by which she was 10 receive
salary of $50 per week and no more that she was 10
90 10 Tennessee and with the assistance OF the Gov
eminent pass through the lines OF the armies all the
cotton SHE cd obtain. To aid her they sent agents OF
their own and through their cooperation with the NO.
man some 100000 bales of cotton We're obtained
and nearly the whole of it sold; that an express
sion of their good will they proposed TO divide one
fourth the profits between the plalntlft ana Two
other parties; that this sum would have amounted
10 about $1,000 but the expenses of the TRANSACTION
were to be deducted from this and that no other
agreement or contract was made. Judge Hoar or
dered that issue be made and jury trial granted
The case cXcieS considerable interest ana, lnaSnucn
IA the female plaintiff has secured Ben Butler for
one of her counsel it is believed that the develop
ments which may out in the trial will be of eA-
traorlinary interest. Buffers associate in the case
il f. IT, SweetZer of Lowell. The counsel for dc
fondants are Is. X, Curtis and u. i. Brooks.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY A, 1867.
has refused to accept the Grand Cross of the Military
Ordnr nf Snunu
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

Order Of Savoy.
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
The Roman National Committee has Issued
manifesto warning the people against the machina-
tions of the Priesthood for their continual ensave
ment, and calling upon them to abstain rom
countenancing any of the acts of the Papal GOVERN
ment,
4 REACTIONIST. :.
NJ de Corbcron friend Of Count de Chamb0Iu Is
in Rome He is in active correspondence WIN tiio
friends of the Pope in France and Belgium nc y
making arrangements for a second battalion oi Tapl
Zouavcs, and is residing with NJ, de Layant at no %
Via della Vte. While out to dinner with ms most on
the 9Th Of January that vacated residence was
visited by Gendames who informed the housekeepefs
that they were ordered to search the apartments 81
NJ de COThcron; they carried off All his papers p'
left his money untouched. On his return nohinS'
de CorbcIyn rushed to the house of Monsgnor hail'
whom he sauted with angry rcproaches ana i!c-
mand for his papers. They both, however, soon US
covered that the visitation had been organTcd ny
the National Committee and that similar descent
had cnmade on three NeapOlitans SignoIs harehdil,
Cose0iza, and Capece- The authorities are IN great
CONFORMATION that their secrets should be III le
keeping of Count dc Sartgcs for the be lief Is eeheI
that the National Committee has been inslgated ny
| tie French Government. De Corberon Is III very
disturbed state % mind for the papers are sald ID
| reveal plot against the life Of the Emperor lhe
authorities have instituted an inquiry INTO the occur
renee but there general belief that II VIII o'ne
TO nothing
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CANADA.
REVENUE rrcErpTs-IyvoIcE DISCOUNTS.

REVENUE RECEfPTS-INNOlCE DIhCOCNIs'
BIT TELEGRAPH =.
OTTAWA, Feb. 2.-'lhe receipts of the Canadian
Provinces from revenue and excise duties during the
month of January were $i57 9l0 and the expenditures
$g37G92. The discount on American invoices Tor the
ensuing week will be 20 per cent. The Kew, MT.
charge of numbering his sister, has been deprived OF
his clerical connection with the Church OF England.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE LAMlkANDE CASE ., ,
MONTREAL, Feb. 1.-The adyices from London that
n demand had been made by the British Government
for the surrender of LamiTande, causes much com
ment. Lord MOnck laid the whole case before the
Home Government, and il Ia understood tlal nc Was
ceusuIed for the cnurss lie pursued
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THE WEATHRR.

pprNs,xG Up or rcE-GoRGEs IN TIKI MISSISSIPPI
ST. Ills Feb 2-The ice-gorges between here
"a Cairo are reported 90 have broken away; The
Is mild and the river IS rising rapidly Navigs'
,oS southward viii probably be fully resumed py Mon
day. -. ooDcr At wurpItNo
uuprIINe ". Va Feb. e.-The ice gorge In the nvef
hroke al this roint Saturday carrying of the steamers
DION sdata Ifelman Eagle and Booth, Battle Co.'S
iarge Whafboa The Eagle was secured lev miles fron
The city considerably damaged. The Holman New state
a.S INA tbs Wharfboat we're at last accounts st floating
sway with the Ice. The damsge 10 anipoSs
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GERMANY.

BERLIN Feb, Tho flag of the North German
Confederation has been agreed 1t viii consist OF
an eagle, and HACK white, and red stripe
Prussia declines 10 treat with the South German
States on account Of the provisions of the treaty OF
Prague
Feb. Count RismarGl. has refused TO declare tho
policy to I've pu1sUe by Germany with regard TO tue
difference betweV France and Belgium OF ono sues
and the Pr1issiaz Government on the Other
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By STEAMSHIP

The mass of the steamship Africa, Which left Liv-
eipool tie 18th ult and QueenstOwa on the follow
ing day, arrived here IOm Boston on Saturday. We
give detaisAf news additional to those received by
telegraph from Halifax
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Government in offering to refer the Alabama dis
putes to arbitration, and added that the marvellous
thing wos that such simple way Of avoiding war
not indeed in all but in very many cases where u
would else be inevitable not have long since
become vital part Of the p9lcy OF Pu
gland has consented to refer to arbitration disputes
which in former times would almost ceItalnly nave e
been settled by tho bayOnet, might nave poWeiIul
influence in leading the other nations OF (hlislen
dom 10 adopt the cheap, rational and Christian way
OF getting rid of their quarrels.
A PRECEDENT on IMPEACHMENT.
The Imperial Reridc. the new Conservative organ,
saws il was decided that in the case OIL Warren
Hastings the impeachment, did not die with the
Parliament and quotes the decision as y preceuehU
likely to DC followed III America.
JAMAICA HERO.
Lieut. Brand Of Jamaica nOtOnctY in connection
with the massacre, has been "reheRdD and placed
on half pay, which amounts TO a1OpU SUO year.
THE SKATING CATASTROPHE.
The lakes in the Regent Park are still being
dragged for bodies, and divers were engaged In Try
ing to bring them to the surface. There were sill
numbers of missing, although nearly 80 iii all mad
been recovered. The Marquis dc liuissy, French
nObSman, was AMONG the tfflGItunateS'
TIE wESIHER.
The weather in England was still intensely cold
apd SO long a season of severe frost had been I'M
Known there for man1 years. The consequent dis
! TT-ass and misery are said to be appalling , Inc
! Bishop of London SD q committee sit dally ID
Regent-st London, u receive and distribute charity
AMERICAN S-TORs AND ACTRESSES
| American actOrss1d actresses are all doing weLtu
/ London Mrs Chties Mathews is qnlte the pet OF
! the audience at III; Olympic, and Is playing EFdy
! GAY SpankcT 10 'cOwded houses. Mrs. John Wood
has made credt Init at the PrnceSsos IN the ltyis
bic Prince bun aSque Mr.. SOthern has a cTf'Ndco
| house every night at the Haymal9Set, and ,Svlde'
loud plaWdts with Miss lone Burke, who is getinf
very popular, and is shortly TO play Pauline 20 MI
! SOtheTDs Glade in the Lady OF Lyons
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SUTHERLAND

SWISS CITIZENS IN THE PAPAI. ARMY.
The Swiss Consul at Rome has decided that 1t Is in
compatible with the Federal Law of Switzerland for
Swiss citizens 10 serve in the Papal army. lie has
probably at this junction, been inspired and VIII be
sustained by the Federal Council
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POLITICAL.
KANSAS.

~ TEITseIPH fBt thIsUSh
LAWRENCE, Feb. 2.-Ex-Gov. Carney, the defeated
candidate for United States Senator, at recent
ment from nolitics and claimed always 10 have been
Radical, and in advance of the public sentiment ana
charges that he has been cruelty misrepIesepted
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RUSSIA.
THE ARMY.

The Russ;a7 army is now on peace footiug and
COMPRISES 100000 men of all arms. In SIX weeks,
however. a1ster 100000 can always be added to the
force Soggo hrcacllo loading rifles to be supplied
10 the array this year. and 800 riied cannon are also
10 be completed.
RELIEF FOR THE CRETkNS.
Relief Committees for the Canadian refugees have
been formed in Moscow, the ccclesiT'cs taking the
lead.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB. 2
NJ TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE
GREAT BRITAIN.

GkLAI BRIIAIN'
1o>,nov Feb. l-Eyenng-The affairs Of the Az
,ontic and Great Western Railroad, which were re-
te,rcd 70 a Committee of Inquiry, have much I'M
proved. ,.o,, -
Ills now certain that the Queen in her speech at
,be onering of Parliament, will propose reform mea-
,rres But il is said that the plans of the Govern
ment do ,ot embrace tie introduction of a ke1oim
hin. The subject of reform will merely be recon-
mended, ., H.
There is rumor that Mr.. Laird himself, offers
10 paw she Alabama claims
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FRANCE.

PATIs. Feb. 1-Evening-The Imperial Army VIII
camp this year near this city, and not at Chaohs as
usuSl.
The Emperor Napoleon viii soon issue decree
granting the perpetual right of social and religious
meetings
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SPAIN.

MarRID, Feb.5.-More than hsTndred fTests have
beers ,adein shis city recently ct persons believed
to b. connected with revolutionary seheH es.
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MEXICO.

LoNscs!, Feb 2-Advices from the Contr'nt state
that isis officially announced that Maxim han WILL
remain IN Novice if the Congress OF thai country,
now eoc1l, 10 assemble, will sustain hin.
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iLoNDeSg Feb. Observation-Disclosures received
fou Sierra Leone, West COastOf AfrIca, state that
o. earthquake had occurred chore, (Which was very
destructive Of human life and property.
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rs1E EASTERN QUESTION.

Pans. p5t5 9.Bc Presse thinks tiss5 the presence
of the &neerean squadron in the Mediterranean
serves enii7 TO coiaptcate the Casters questftn.
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RUSSIA.

J4ONpoN, sSeb. Acknowledgements ETe been re-
ceiyed whiehetatc that the Government of Russia is
80 testngGgsnst the gathering Poles in Galhcia
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GRssECE

ATHENS. Fe6. 1T is impossible for STe Govern
nent Of Greegs to prevent the volunteers from te5V
ing for Creso. Fifteen hundred sOldiops have llSt
departed taaR their struggling brethEen IN 'snat
island
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ITALY.

Lxa;DoN Feb. . Noon.-Garibaldi dfsa untenances
snvr;sinq at Rome and has written ans4e discOurag
ing ssle sohsEat for the present
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REORGANIZATION .sF THE ARMY.

N, b. te of all rumors 10 ttc contrayst seems tha
tire ginal army plans VIII 'be retained the Cham
bcrgl-lving no power 10 vote the contingent, ti'
warcgficc retaining tie right to call out portion
OF si,s reserve without alaW.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-29
Bill allowing Fees to Magistrates.

A bill allowing fees to Justices of the Peace
for the performance of certain duties has
passed its third reading in the House OF
Commons of this State by the following
vote:
YEAs.-Messrs. Ashworth, Baker, Blythe,
Brown, Carson, Chadwick, Crawford of Ma
con. Crawford of Rowan, Daniel, Davis, Da-
wilson, Everett, Foard, Cambria, Goodwin,
Gorham, Cranberry, Guess Harper, Hender-
son, Hinnant, Holderby, Houston, Hutchin-
son, Jenkins of CASTOR. Jones, Jordan, Kel-
sey. Kenan, Kendall, Logan, Long, Lutter-
lob, Martin, Macarthur, McClammy, McGou-
gan, Mckay, McNair, McRae, Morehead,
Murrill, Patton. PEBBLES, Perry of Wake,
Reinhardt, Richardson, Rosebro, Russ,
Scoggin, Smith of Duplin, Smith of Guilford,
Stevenson, Sudderth, Stone, Waugh, Whit
field, Whitley, Wilson of Perquimons, Will
liams of Pitt, Williams of Yancey, and Wom-
ble-G2
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Autry, Barden,
Black, Blair, Boyd, Bradsher, Bright, Bry-
son, Clements, Collins, Dargan, Durham,
Garrett, Garris, Hodnett, Horton of Watau-
ga, Horton of Wilkes, Jenkins of Granville,
Latham of Craven, Lowe, Lyon, May, Moore,
of HEREFORD Morton, Perry of Carteret,
Rountree, Scott, Shelton, Simpson, Teague,
Trull, Turnbull, Umsted, Vestal, Westmore-
land, Wilson of Forsyth, Williams of Har-
nett and York 80.
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Adyertisements.
c. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, COMPANY.

Ne U, MUTUAL kIkE lNSCkANCE GOMfAN l.
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI.
n rectors of the N. C. M. F. Insurance Com
pany, held at the Office of the Company in this
City the 22nd OF January, 1867, after due notice
to each Director, D. A. Covington, ESQ.,, was
called to the chair and Rev. Vim. Z. Pell was APP
pointed Secretary. The following order of rs.
sesslnent was made:
On motion, Ordered, that for the purpose of pay
ing losses due by the Company at the dates herein
after mentioned, an assessment of fifteen per
cent on all unexpired premium notes, in posses
sion of the Company on the Sth day of August,
1868, the 14th day of November, 1864, the 9th
day of September 1865, the 25:h day OF February,
1865 the 9th day of April, 1856, the 9Th day OF
May, 1866, and the 18th day of October, 1866, be
levied payable Immediately
Ordered, That the President as soon as practi-
cable give notice to parties liable under the afore
said assessment, according to the charter and by
laws.
Ordered, That parties paying either this as
sessment or that levied the 9th September, 1865,
may be discharged from the other assessments
rot paid.
''At the same meeting T. II. Selby, of Raleigh,
was unanimously elected President OF the Com
danny, and K. P. Battle, Esq, unanimously
elected Attorney of the Company. Hereafter all
business of the Company will be transacted by
the President. Hence all letters must b. addressed
to him" r. II. SELBY President.
Raleigh, Jan. 60, 1867. 132-1aw4w.