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ForeIgn Ners R1Mnil.

PORTLAND, Jan. 2l.-The steamer
North America, from Liverpool 10th
and New Castle 18th, arrived to might.
News mainly anticipated.
The political exiles at Bolonge had
largely signed an address which virtu-
ally calls for the overthrow of the Pope.
bloodshed.
The introduction of the Winchester
rlhe in the Swiss army is delayed by
the refusal of the American manufactu-
~ at New Haven to make rifles in
Switzerland.
The Turkish government received in
formation Of plans formed by the
Greek party of action for fomsntinp
lnsurrection in other islands of the
Archipelago.
The reduction ofthe Bank of England
rate of interest to , per cent. is expect
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wAsHINGToN SPECIALS.

The Maryland Legislature at a Dead
LOck---The impeachment OF the
MISUNDERSTANDING McCuIIOch in
Favor Of Selling Gold.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-A Washington
special to the Herald says there is a
dead lock in the Maryland legislature,
which promises to defeat the plans of
Governor Swami to be elected United
States Senator.
Col. Norton, Superintendent of Indi-
an Affairs in New Mexico, has recon-
mended the government to establish
the wild and rowing bands of Indians
on reservations where they can be con-
trolled and prevented from committing
murders and depredations.
General Logan, just from Illinois,
says the people are generally in favor
of impeaching the President, and be-
lieve him guilty OF high crimes and
misdemeanors.
The Times special says nothing will
be done In the impeachment matter
before the 4th of March, beyond the
collection of evidence.
1t is understood that Secretary Nc
Culloch is in favor of selling gold, but
wants to retain the discretion OF the
time and amount to sell.
Good judges say it is doubtful wheth-
er the tariff, tax and bank bills will pass
this session.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 21st of January.

PARIS, Monday, Jan. 2I.-An of the
members of the Csbinet rendered their
designations to the Emperor. but six OF
them were not accepted. The resigna-
ton ofMr. Gould was among those ac-
cepted. Mr.. Ronker remains in the
Cabinet, and at present will preside
over the Finance and State depart
ments. Mr.. Genvilly will take charge
of the naval and laroquette of the ag-
ricultural departments. The rest OF
the Cabinet is unchanged.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. 21.-It is re-
ported that there is great excitement in
Paris over the changes in the Cabinet,
and it is thought they indicate a more
warlike policy on the part of the EN-
peror.
The French press applauds the re-
form made by Napoleon.
1t is said Lord Derby has concluded
not TO present a government reform bill
to Parliament.
PARIS, Jan. 21.-It is stated in official
circles that the powers of the senate will
be increased. The majority of the
journals declare that the reforms an
nounced by the Emperor, are very lib
eral. 1t is rumored that an order has
been issued which relieves Marshal
Bazaine of his high powers in Mexico.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Election to-day
shows a declining tendency; market
dull. Sales of 5000 bales middling
uplands at 145ss.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-Consols 9O5s for
money. American securities-5-2O's
1928; Illinois Central sO1z; Erie 4S.
ST. JOHNS, n. F., Jan. 2I.-The steam
er Brazilian, from Norfolk for Liver
pool, put in here Sunday short of coal.
PARIS, Jan. 2I-Eve.-The Moniteur
says the government is anxious to ex-
plain to the French Chambers its for
eign policy, and will accept questions
on the subject at the opening of the ses-
sion, which will be substituted for
usual debate upon the address.
MARsEILLEs, Jan. 2I.-Dispatches
from the east state that trouble in Lee
banon has been renewed.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l-Evening.-Cot-
ton continues dull but prices are I'M
changed. Petroleum sold to-day Is 61<d
for refined.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l.-Linseed cakes
Ell per ton.
LONDON, Jan. 21-Evening.-Bread-
stuffs firm. Consuls closed at 9O7< for
money; 5-2O's 1873; Ill. Central sO1z
Erie 43.
PARIS, Jan. 21.-U. s. bonds ~.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 2I.-U. s, 5-2O's 76.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 2l.-The steamer
City of Washington, from New York,
touched here and then proceeded to
Liverpool.
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From Lexincton. nissou-I

New YORK, Jan. 2I.-The Herald's
Lexington, Missouri, correspondent
says the excitement there has been
again revived by the arrival of two
companies OF Governor Fletcher's mill
tia. The bushwhackers had entirely
disappeared.
Major Montgomery was arrested on
the 1lth inst, by the Q. S. Marshal, and
taken 10 Jefferson city, where he was
released on writ of habeas corpus.
Business is almost entirely suspend
ed in Lexington, owing to the presence
of the troops, who exercised kind of
terrorism over the main body of the
citizens,
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Collision Likely 10 occur Between
Freedmen and Il s S0Ihiers

~oAAAhAoA AAAAGlS 70 OCCuE between
Freedmen and L. - Soldiers.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The Tribune
thas he following dispatch from Sa-
vannah giving further particulars con-
corning the trouble opposite that city:
A collision is likely to occur between
the freedmen and United States forces,
growing out of an attempt to eject them
from a plantation in South Carolina,
opposite Savannah. They refused
either to leave the plantation, or con-
tract for the present year.
Pursuant to orders from General
TilIson, commissioned officer and so
men proceeded to the plantation and
were met by about 300 negroes, all
armed. A fight was only prevented by
a temporary compromise. Capt. Bra
ndt telegraphed to Gen. Scott, Com
missioner, that it was impossible to
eject them, and asked permission to
detail a company of the 9th Infantry,
enroute from Lamptonville to Charles
ton, to assist the troops sent over by
General Tillson, who are still on the
plantation.
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SINCINNATI, Jan. 21.-Weather cloudy.
1 loneter at one p. M, stood at 290;
showed from Saturday evening till this
morning. Railroad communication
the roads are running nearly on time
Inc following reports of the weather
are dated January Dist u "a m
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-Very little snov.
weather cold. i9 SHO"'
kansas CITY, Mo.--one inch of snow.
weather very cold. ''oN''
JEFFERSON City, Mo.-Seveu inchas
of snow; weather very cold.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-From Is to 20 inches
of snow; weather now clear and mode.
rating, sun shining and thawing.
EVANSVILLE, 1ND.-Snow II inches
deep; river full of ice.
| NISCESSEs, IND.-Snowing hard,
with over two feet on the ground.
MADISON, ISD.-Snow 16 inches deep
and still showing little. Mercury as.
LEXINGTON, kY.-There is about 10
inches snow, and Still showing slight
ly.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-About is inches
of snow has fell.
LOUISVILLE, KY.-Snow Is inches
deep, and still showing; wind north
west. Mercury 2S'.
PITTsBURaII, PA.-About six inches
snow, and still showing.
TERRE HAUTE, IND.-Snow two feet
deep; weather mild.
WASHINGTON, D. CT stormed and
showed last night terribly. There is
about one foot of snow on the ground;
it is now warmer and cloudy, with APP
pearance of rain.
CLEvELAND.-There are is inches of
snow on the level, and still showing,
but the weather is mild.
CHICAGO, ILL.-Abcut four inches of
snow, and clearing up.
MARIETTA, O.-Suow has been fall
ing almost constantly since Saturday
night, and there is - inches on the
ground now. The river is gorged at
Newport, ten miles above here. The
shore ice is heavy here.
PARKERsBURG, W. sVA.-Eighteen
inches of snow fell yesterday and last
night. Still showing.
COLUMBUS, O.-lt IS showing slightly
with about II inches on the ground.
DAYTON, O.-Snow from 9to u inches
deep.
EVANSVILLE, O.-Snow Is inches
deep and still showing.
NASHVILLE, KY.-l2 inches snow
The river is falling and full of heavy
ice. The Thermometer is about at free
zing point.
MILwAURER.-Weat mild and
clear. No snow for several days.
DETRoIT.-Snowa about l2inches deep;
now cold and showing hard.
RIPLEY, O.-Ten inches of snow fell
yesterday. Weather freezing. Mercu-
ry lO' above zero. River falling slowly.
MADISON, WIs.-FOur inches of snow.
| Weather clear.
ST. PAUL, MINN.-Six riches of snow.
Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, KY.-Heaviest snow for
several years. About one foot has fallen
the past so hours. The river has COM
menced falling; feet in large canal.
Ice rotten. Boats would leave to-mor-
| row if underwriters would consent.
Mercury 20.
The steamer Mary Swan, from Louis
Vile TO Memphis, reported sunk near
Rockport, Ind. No further particulars
save that the boat will be a total loss.
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EmbezzIement---Ra Accident.
pilot Roat Last

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-A boy, years
of age, named Lewis Klaps:, son of a
physician, of Hudson, n. J., embezzled
over 81 200 from Donald G. Mitchell &
Co. He was arrested in Baltimore.
George Staley, baggage master on
at Newark, last evening, and killed al
most instantly.
The pilot boat, Fred. Perkins, and all
on board, are supposed to have been
lost, as the vessel has not been heard
from for several DAVIS
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Heavy snou-FIre-Central and Hut.
son RIver Railroad Troubie eieffleII.

BUFFALO, Jan. 2I.-There was a
heavy snow storm yesterday afternoon
and last night. Weather mild this
morning.
There was fire in shop attached to
the TIM House building, last evening,
which was fortunately extinguished
without doing much damage.
A dispatch received here yesterday,
says that the trouble between the Cen
trial and Hudson River Railroads has
been settled satisfactorily. Through
trains runsto-day as before.
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demands his PassPOrt----TOnnase
Tax RENTED.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2I.-The Herald's
Panama correspondent saws, 1t was
rumored that the United States Minis
ter to Columbia, Mr.. Burton, had had
a serious difficulty with President Mos
guerra and had demanded his passport.
Mosquera told him he did not require
passport and could go or stay as he
pleased, whereupon Mr.. Burton broker
of all communication with the Column
bia officers and has referred the matter
to the United States government.
The tonnage tax on vessels entering
Panama and Colon has been RENTED,
transitu across the Isthmus to be dis
tributed through local post officer, has
been reiterated.
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New YORK, Jan 2l.-It is reported
from Washington that Minister Camp
bell has been instructed 10 remain in
New Orleans at present.
II is said MAX" will leave Mexico
with the French troops shortly.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-The despatch Civ
ing the name of the party drawing the
opera house is incorrect It Is not yet
known who owns the ticket.
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FRANKLIN, Tenn, Jau. 2I.-The jury
returned verdict of guilty of murder
in the first degree against W. R. King
and Abe Owens. The remaining pris-
oners will be tried for robbery in the
recent railroad affair.
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Cro.bI onern HONE.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2I.-Crosby's Opera
House drawing took place to-day. The
house was crowded. John Meyer, a sa-
loon keeper residing in Chicago, drew
the opera house. About thirty thousand
tickets remained in Crosby's hands nm
sold
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ALBANY, Jan. 2l.-A bill was intro
duced in the Senate to enable the hus-
band and wife 10 be witnesses against
each other in certain cases.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2I.-The Penn
sylvania Railroad is clear of snow, and
the trains are running regularly.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-A private dis
patch at noon to-day from London,
quotes $40 bonds at 725S; new 7l5S;
Erie 435<; Illinois Central SIX.
The Tribuue's Washington special
says that prominent Southern editor
formerly a rebel officer, made the re.
mark recently to some Congressman.
that he was convinced from EXPERIENCE
with influential men of his State. thai
they intend soon making a movement
10 have Congress declare the Southern
States Territories, thus allowing tban
delegates TO Congress, thereby getting
a hearing and thus hasten reco5strncz
ton.
The steamer City of New York. from
Queenstown on the 10Th, has arrived.
The English papers give accounts
from all parts OF the country, of great
storms, Hoods, shipwrecks and deaths
from cold and starvation.
IheiEmperor OF Russia has issued a
nkase regarding Poland, and places
her finances under Russian direction.
he divides Poland into five instead of
ten provisional governments, and gives
the Governors fuller power, and forms
national guard.
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LEwIsrowN, ME-, Jan. 2I.-Two old
ladies named Kinsley and Caswell.
were murdered in their own house, two
miles from here, Thursday night last
A man named John Johnson has been
arrested on suspicion.
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/. Death or 8. WIuIs.

New York, Jan. 2L.-N. P. Willis
died at IdlewiId last evening, of par
alysis-
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New York, April 2l.-The steamers
Alleppo and Queen arrived to-day
from Liverpool.
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From, Iann,,n

QUEBEC, Jan. 2l.-The case of send
ing force of. Government police to
received from Washington of am in
Tended raid on the banks by Fenians.
The controversy about the disposition
OF the relief fund continues; an expires
sion of opinion from subscribers is de-
slrable, whether the funds shall be
handed to the sufferers or be used TO re-
build homes.
ToRoNTo, Jan. 2I.-There will he
about 400 Canadian exhibitors renre-
scented at the Paris exhibition,
The trains on all the ROADS are more
or less detained. It is still showing
hard. -
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A FULLLINE OF NOTIONS!

Having completed my new store and bO-
Ing DESTROYS OF obtaining the patronage Of
goods cheaper than they can be bought else
where. OrII
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In our stock can be found every art Icle that
Lady may need for her wardro6e- The
Reps, SHAWLS,. CLOAKS. CLOAK1NG
CLOTHS, MERINOS, DELAINES, PRINTS,
All styles OF imported goods at marvel
lously low prices Also 3 full line OF
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Congressman c. C. waehburns. OF Wisconsin, and
Colonel X. Fellows Of Arkansas are stopping at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Congressman Bsn. Fitch, Of Connecticut; Colonel
Ortlsy Of Mssissipp Captain 4 L. Barr OF the United
States Army Captain W. H. Clark, Of g. Louis; General
A. H. stewart, or Maryland; A Monroe, OF New YORK,
and Colonel Frank Stevens Of California, are stopping
NJ the Metropolitan Hotel
Rev J. r. Graves Of Memphis, Tenn; Colonel Reg.
Ian, OF Petersburg. Va, aud Colonel Pickett og WASH
ingson, stopping at the southern Hotol
Major H T. sdc Of Troy, is stopping ~ the 81 Denis
Hotel
Captain Laurie, Of EDglaud 10 stopping At the west
minister House.
Generals Psasanson ana Granger q the uated States
Army Congressman Thos. N. Canhed, of Vermont and
j. Bagley, Of washngtohs are stopping % ths Ffsh
Avenue Hotel.
Captain J. ROGERS Of Nswburg; Captain. Schulue, Of
Philadelphia, and Congressman A. Brandegee, Of Con-
nscticut, are stopping d the Astor House
Bishop Dubois, Of the Catholic Church, accompanied
by two priests and six nuns started from Brownsville,
Texas for Victoria, In the same State, some days ago.
for the purpose OF establishing convent In the latter
place.
Rev. W. y Baird, Of the American Bible Society, who
has been in Texas for time past recently started
for Monterey TO look after the interests Of the society In
that section.
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PxnADnLrnIA Jan. 7, 1881.
m % ..a : s.: :.dss Hs
63A; Pennsyivania Railroad. s5H Exchanae New
York par Cattle have advanced: lsoo beevss sold a sc
Hogs advanced $500 sold At % 50 % 90 Flour
6n and quiet brands I'll 5c eis 60; state
sSaissrn ~ .SRs SSRsi g. s'sS Is
Corn closed advancing sales O bushes qc 81 for
yellow q 10 for old Oats, no. &c. Seeds quiet Whis
Flour-Market quiet and unchange. whest-Recclpts
white. q % o.; yellow, 81 os q o. o... dnii
last SALE .? 30 Provisions inactive Moss pork e2l IT, Co
Flour in moderate demand; market firm: zoo bbis
No. spring y, $li % Sl2 Wheat firm and IA good milling
Corn quiet 81. steady Soc Barley Il
81 o. Rye quiet AT 81 Heavy pork quoted al SO 90
hogs quiet TIC. re whskey nrm but unchanged.
Cotton firm and steady. Ordinary ac good ordinary H
low midd,ing. SOC sniddlips, Re- sloct middlIng s;c;
river But few boats IN port and business on the ievec
is dull.
Oswxco. yaa. T. 1867.
Flour q arm and In scoa demand The sAss are 1000
hrrn ssics Of koo bushels of cboic Canada at 81
10 Miwsuke zee club on privste terms Corn quiet: sales
Of 4NW bushels No Illinois a 81 H. Oats &c Barley
Eys and psss ags g. Shorts ss 60 peS ton sh,psnG
70 Boston q, 70 New York 9oc.. TO Albany Soc.
Flour nrm and unchanged Wheat 81 u for No l.
for NO and q y Gr No rcvson Gon ss s for e old DO
SIS clear Dressed hoss steady 90 90 Receipts. a50O
bas OF Hour, l3000 bushels OF wheat 15o0 bushels oats,
5000 hogs Shipments 80 bbls OF Hour liW bushels OF
wh
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IN HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY g. SHEET
.sea q years II n0nlha and % day. native Or county

sged "a years. II months and 30 days native or county
Cavap, Ireland
The friends and relatives Of the family arc respect
iuiy invited to attend the funeral his father
' cisely -
snErRAx.-On Sunday January O. MICHAEL SIBERIAN, a
N I'VE OF Kings county, ireland, aged % years
ne relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
nvA "a TO attend the funeral from his late residence
West hirtleth street. this Tuesday, afternoon, at
O'Clock, without further notice.
SrSLAh-in Boone county, Illinois. on Sunday morn
Ing, Decss per -, after short illness, Rev. JAMES
CLAIR aget 40 years. late OF county Armagh, Ireland
Derry xnd Arfaagh papers please copy.
SnrTa.-In brooklyn, on Monday, January T. FRANCES
E. second da ughter Of Justus NJ and Zilpha A. Smith,
aged 10 years, 10 monfds and Is days.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend ths ne from the residence OF her
parents Third avenue. near Twenty seventh street,
Brooklyn, ON "Wednesday aft,vnoon, at Two O'Clock.
All New Jersey psyers pleas copy
SroUvKxu.- On Monday, Jan vary 4 JosgpH SroUvExKr
aged 81 years and months. native OF Baccarat,
France.
Notes OF funeral hereafter
USDsmmL. --Suddenly. d Newark NJ J., on Saturday,
ysauary s. SAnM UHDERHnI, widow OF Elanathan TN.
derhiIi, In her Goth year.
Funeral services to-day Tuesday) As II o'clock at
Tuckshess n T. Train leaves Twenty street at ten
A. ~
WmUxR.-M Havana, ON. Sunday, December %.
ANITA CARoLrNA wife ofSamuel g. Wheelsr, Jr, OF this
CITY, and daughter Of John LouB Crabbe. of La Cdra
Cuba
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CorFsx-The market continued brm with rather moro
inS sSoS Bag. 10 Mary Bond. reserved price
TssSs.s though que. ruled 4. ;Ssd: sr%sr Ths
aissps' e a. % 9
q S bushels corn e. d ard Ak per c boxes bacon
s. s. .s
ors s renamed unchanged with sales Of 100 bales a.
: hSs inquiry
%: bSs New Orleans At sisc and . nSas. Dsmsrars
NAVAL sro.s-Thers rather more doing in the
ns for spirits ne end md. hfssr press Esre
&C. % nsr grades Ssrs for
aS TSh a.. I o ols .ss; q !; e.
M sss.ned sss. ~: ~ 81 80 DO. common at - s,, and
n0 usd ans sn We heard o no OF m
portancs Lsseed quoted as q > q 40 FOR jobbng
f.raoLrus crude and bonded ruled exceedingly
for s@S:
ss So s. is nSl g &c Ss
There no 6e change . nets T. the market for
s ana asw so,s aa So
& ses old DO for y. q q, sss ~
End prime = sis 3 ~ y ::c 10 iasrs delivery,
ii al 80 sss1s And buyers Spon Dressed hogs were
@ os w.:sss and sesf % a. e. ss s % g
I s. M s nsa s :. az az 81 o.s % : sss. ns q:
sso bSs Il sas s the market ruling steady Gut meats
wsc nnchanfsS S IA every rsspee We noted sale; Of S
;hogldsrs. Bacon VI. dull and nonnsy UNCHANGED.
ssss ;ss .sa ias.
ter was ssady and Arm at previous prices Cheese
active and higher at l3c. lSc.
Rozws heard Of sales Of 20 casks Carolina st sxc.
Market steady.
suGAR market was rather moro active at steady
ss: Coed = , .T css1,Ss Cuba -. sqssssa
4 e. loe = ,st --eehisay q icc lie il;c for
sod quite freely enhanced prices We quote-So yel-
low, lzc is<c. soft white. ifc. llc., and hards.
srEARn1 steady Sale. 81 Oco lbs ss ssSc. aiokc.
TALL0w active and shade nrmer though not
quotsby higher. sales lis 000 lbs. 81 1lc llssc.
WRlsKxv.-Rscepts, 90 bbs Market dull and ncmnaiy
unchxuged
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For Havana, KinGst.u. In, Nassau, Up, and
New Orleans, dke.
Fon Rio JAxzrao. Ao-stssmship North America from
FoR vrRA Csu.-stsamship Manhattan. from New York,
Jan 10.
Foa misunderstanding Columbia from New York
steamship MORO cse.ls from New York Jan a.
Steamship Eagle from New York Jan 10.
FoR NASSAU &c-Sleamship Corsica, from New York
Jan c9
FoR NV OHLzAxs-stesmship Gen Grant. from New
York Jan L. III. n
steamship Cen Meade. From New York Jan 10.
Steamship Huntsvle from New York Jan IL. +ee ~
Steamship Missouri. from New York Jan Z. sfs~
SteanAship Morning S tar. from New York Jann.
Special Notice.
All letters and packages intended for the NEW YORK
HKRAID should sealed.
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iWususArnS uF THE NEW CITY cuvEMmur or sssrsn

. BOSTON, Jan. 2, 1907.
Mayor Ncrcrcss with the new city government, was
inauguratod today. rhs Mayors address tsssts very
fully Of local matters The total city debt at he end OF
1908 something over $13 0O0D00 The valuation Of
abo property on the 1st OF May last S415 @
beng IA increase on tho previous year Of nesry
sf3 oo0 rhc Mayor recommends stringent license
law Tor the sale of hquors The new city su hortes
were nauguratcd in nearly all the cities Of the COM
p,orwealth TO-DAY
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The extraordinary expenditures during the war and
since ts Gloss, In payments growing out OF by author
y Of acts Of Assembly. have amounted 10 upwards of
s. o00 which, added 10 the actual payment Of the
ndsbtedusss Of the State. and money In the Treasury
for that purpose shows the revenues above tho cr-
nary expenditures to have amounted TO $40 e12 000
which would all have been applied TO the debt OF fhs
commonwealth In the last six years careful attention
10 the revenues OF the wealth, with such ust
and prudent changes msy be required In the future
and wise economy In expenditure, will in my judg
mont insure the entire payment Of tho public debt
within the period Of ffteen years The time nxed for
tho redemption OF $23 o2S "a Of the Indebtedness OF
the commonwealth having expired, reco mmend that
provision be made for Its redemption by max ng new
loan for that purpose, payable a such periods tie
prospective revenues will justify. Es
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MONDAY, Jan z 1857.
AsHxs.-Receipts, packages. Tie market showed NO
variation in any respect
BREADsruv-Reccpts $3.50 bbls. -four. $50 do and s6l
bags meal 40 bushels corn 1890 do do
barley The market for State and Western fairly
active, and advance Of loc 3oc per bbL estab-
shed al grades Tho sales cover lsooo bbs- At the
vsed quotations annexed which the market closed with
continued upward tendency Southern ruled hrmer
and sold fair extent AZ advanced prices the
tons were 5o bos Rye -four was IN more acsys demand
from ee 80 - Ik Corn meal ruled hrner with fair
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