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THE STATE or TRADE.
nj TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

nj TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE
wheat ssI Z - o.; No. Sat 81 al ssjss.sS oss
dull at CSC 80 Oats guist at sc NO dq Clear
bills Flour bush Wheat bush Oats 500 bush Corn 5000
MsSFSI. o JAM sc aSS nSss Sa Int sr@ orSy Sc Good
Ordinary 8e Low Mddng 30c hddinG re ssnd hhdnpg'
GiLvFsTOs Jan Cotiopssles Of 900 bales Low Mdlns a
23c specie Gold dull a f35dIB
CoLuNBUs, Ca Jan. sCOonReceipts nom Sept to Jan
30 i33 bales stock on hand H. ISL bales
WrLwINGToS 8Coon3la52G Tor Nndlng Resins dun Al
= e. quotation spirits l'''n' 'l'' Crude i''aa'
CrSoSSAr Jan Flour quiet and unchanged at 80 sOaso 80 s
~ 26. There mnch rs 90 90 live,
and ~ ~ a IsT e OE the @ 2. bos s9 head hs.s
changed; Illc Kettle Bulk hr; 81 sea IS for
de 30 IS for Hams Goh i3i Money active. KIehaag soc. dis.
BUFFALO Jan aFourbe demand moderate ind the market
steady sses 40 bs At 2 for No Spring and 60 bbs B1ra West
ern At S3G sl3J Wheat quiet and BOing IN the
reported; there good milling demand and the market h
nominal Corn quiet but hrn, AZ 81 Oats nominal at S Barley
quiet at o. Rye quiet and nominal q steady
bsay H Noes dSIs at l 2Ss' Wby @ a y 81 '
LOUIS jan SFiour active sales At ~ 0 Douols kIrs q
low at 86 aud White &c. Oats closed tnn zoe Rye Gales a
Pork sales at $50 Lard loc Hogs active at SO Is
GaG'eq Jf s5 les , 1s s wheat 5 md s S
s sBSse ' scs Ts 55 Sa5 SPpd Sash
Spring 81 lS; No 2, 81 ga 81 o. Corn lsss sStive and
nd clc Ss'' weak AZ No. sae quiet sn.a
sales Of No. % gy finn ' Ts PS, eS,ssr c s dun ,Ts &
lower; sales s 25 Lard IT, lower lasc Dressed HOGS nlnl
Ss,e snd9I goo d packing sose ana S E @ 5 10
GHARLEsroy Jan unsettled and declined two ceH' "s
4gersT Jsa s-coicn DALI one le' Of 10 bales
Mddlng a2e sc. Mddlng 9c Good ,hdd1as s Low MA
ding Jlgq32ici MlIng 3 received 1879 bules cleared s
bales; stock l $50 bales sugr-Demand fair bot prices shad.
eaHd fair but at rather easier prices % Fa az sSe Prime
chGs eq@ Bsqs sStsas .S shy 9.y M ss fI
Cotton steam to Liverpool, I'D Sail, s@liIoa
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LIFE INSURANCE.

To TIE Editor Of The ". y. Tribune
SIR: The unprecedented success of the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company the past year. Is worthy
Of especial notice. Having issued policies
tho income about oO-being over $4,000 per day
its capital increased about 100000 over end above pay
ing all ossesneudng the annual dividend OF 60 per
cent-maing the total assets about s4OOoOoo The
number of policies in force about 10000, being the
largest number Of any company in this cOuny-all
combine to show how the public appreciate the old Con-
nectlcut Mutual Life Insurance Company.
You Will obge by giving the following letter an In
serton in your truly valuable paper, which will answer
the many msstatemens Of rival agents. and with much
esteem, we are, Yours, &c,
PECK Il HILLMAN,
Jq,ivqrue 1867 Troy, n. Y.
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MEXICO.
EsCoBEDO ALIvE-OCCUPATION or SAN LUIS POTosI
LIBERALS

EscoBEDo ALIvE-occUPATIoN or SAN LUIS PoTosI
BY THE LIBERALS
GALVESTON, Jan. 1.-The dispatch steamer Black
ford arrived tonight Brownsville papers of the
4th have been received. Gen. Griffin returned IN
her. Escobedo is reported to be alive, and about
going 10 Trenino mt Charcas. San Luis Potosi has
been occupied by the Liberals. The French re-
treated toward the City of Mexico, and were fol
10 we'd by Mejia who commands the Imperial forces.
Urtega has issued proclamation reciting his claims
TO the Presidency.
The Ranchao defends Scdgwick and claims that
he was justified i'm his course by Sheridan.
Escobedo has, with the approval of Juarez, APP
pointed Cortinas Governor OF Tamaulipas. lie re-
eves BarTioZabal, who goes To assist IN the defense
of Monterey against the Imperial forces now al,
yancing. The merchants OF Monterey arc reported
TO be favorable to Macmillan.
Gen. Parda has taken possession OF GnadalaJara,
the capital, and Imperial stronghold OF yalisco
The specie captured from - Mary Bertrand has
been returned to McGoffy &oSticlkney.
Reports said to be well founded arc current that
some 1900 of the French half OF the whole
number therel will remain in Mexico during the en-
suing Summer, as an aid 70 Maxim ian IN the more
durable establishment of his Empire. IL is added
that there is secret understanding between Napo-
leon and Macmillan to this effect.
CHURCH PROPERTY.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. TN the enrolment for
taxes of property in Mexico, all the property known
church and state has been exempted.
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XXXIXrn CoNGREss-sEcoND SESSION.
SENATE. .wAsHrycrox Ian 1sc
RETIRED ARMY OFFIcERs


RETIRED ARMY OFPICFRs
The CHAIR laid before the Senate the memorial of
allowed the longevity rations 1t referred to the
Military Committee
Mr. MORGAN (Rep, N. y presented two memorials
against an increased duty on steel.
] II was referred 10 the Finance Committee.
wool growers for increased tariff foreign wool II
was referred to the Finance Committee.
Dir. HOW presented similar petition, which was
ferred 10 the Finance Committee.
:, -, TIE MISSISSIPPI LEYEEs.
an appropriation For ny rena 81 tSc Misssipp Leyees
IL was referred to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr. SUMNER Rep Mass I prescnted the remembrance
O coored Citizens OF Massachusetts agant the admission
OF Nebraska under Constitution restricting suffrage 10
white citiLens. IL was ordered TO lie upon the table
q ~, ,,v... THE CURRENCY.
Mr. EDMUEDs (Rep., VT presented petition against
pes osinent Of the currency or immediate return 20
Tfr r. by Act Of Congress. In presenting It,
said he did not agree with the views Of the
II was referred 70 the Finance Committee.
Mr. u-rr TIE COMMITTEE OF INFRINGEMENT,
Synsro "rrlAMS rep, Oregon reported from the
1efray the se resolution apprOpratIng $4,000 TO
Snenf Sbscb o. the Joint Committee Of Retreneh-
! Mr. WILLIAM, on OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS Law.
asking the President N anv th c Sas 4ypiu
.v,i,c W ms knowledge and IL So what stems have
4 = PENSION AovNTa
Mr. CRAGIN Rep.. N n esied sn tho rim g., ,o,..,,
by the Senate the 10Th Of January ,sss OLA
present session 10 was passd by the House vith
% ~ oe Scats and referred 10 the Jndc-
amendments, 80 as TO read as follows " ' A.V"''
That s PRECEDENT Of the united States shan b. ana
Uatsd States whssvsr ia hs judgment ne Sa snou gsnted ~ the
Seniene Of the pensioners require and vim ~ ao ne con
s s *. term r I ys o a SS nSs : who .h hold Their
se .aa qaaas asd who shall give bonds with good AID saIsSt
F'sa That 'l' number Of pension sGsuc' s State or Ts
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rn1,i rnR MrRnFR.
FIRES.
CHURCH BURNED.

CHURCH BURNED
Bq TELEGRAPH
NFwBURYP0RT Mass. Jan. S.-The Belleville Con-
gregation0l Church entirely consumed by fire this
forenoon The loss IL estimated at $4,000 The fire il
supposed 10 have been the work OF an incendiary.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NORFOLK, VA
NORFOLK Jan. S.-A terrible fire broke ont at l
o'clock this morning nc the Atlantic Hotel OF the
finest south OF Baltimore The origin or the fire Is UNI
known. At o'clock only the walls remained standing.
The flames extended rapidly to the adjacent banking
house. and the stores beneath enveOped and
burnt the ground owing to the insufficient supply Of
TO the Fire Department, for which tho eltlZens
greatly censure the civil authorities. The National Bank
escaped There but few guests In the hotel some Of
whom narrowly escaped with their lives The following
nro the of the stores consumed Ludlow WILSON,
druggists, insurance $1,000 Tptop Liquor store $1,000
Yfckery Co., booksellers 5000; clearinghouse Cham
brain & Bro totally destroyed; hotel valued at $6s0O0
Insurance 100000; owners, stock corporation; Ais
Newton propeors NJ furniture and liquors, valued AT
$4,000 insurance $4,000 loss only partial Each case Is
fully covered by Insurance
IN GALESBURG, ILL.,
CHICAGO Jan. 8-A fire at Galesburg, ILL., on sun
day burned more than half block OF business Dulungs
Including thecandy factory OF Wells Townsend, Anehs
eat-marler Ices music store, CulYers stoNestoic &c
Tho total loss 1S5oOOo.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA,

SOUIH CAhOElNA,
MAJoR-GEN. HOWARD AMONG THE FREEDMEN.
TELEGRAPH
COLUMBIA, Jan. Seen. Howard and suite arrived
here on Saturday and have been visiting the col0red
people and examining into their condition. Last night
the freedmen turned ont in large numbers with
torches, banners transparencies, &C., and escorted
the General and his party TO the African GhHrch
where addresses We're delivered. Gen. Howard
advised them to remain where they were. He SAID
that inducements were held ont to them to emgrate
TO other States but that removals were always
troublesome and often very far from advantageous;
He advised them TO be industrious and
abide by their contracts. He impressed
upon them the Importance of educa-
ton, stating that throughout the Southern STATES
educated, and concluded his remarks with certain
patriotic expressions, which created considerable
feeling among his auditory
Gov Orr leaves to-day for Washington. 1t is be-
leved that his trip has political Significance.
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MICHIGAN.
ILLNESS or GOV. CRAro.

NJ TELEGRAPH
LANSING, Mich Jan. S.-Gov Crapoha been quite
i'll for the past week but il supposed not danger
ousy His case has taken a change for worse this
morning and he is now thought to be dying
RAILROAD EXCITEMENT.
Lansing Mich.) special says that the feeling on
the Railroad Interest runs high iii the Legislature
1t Will be a marked feature Of the session II was
refer n bill 60 the Railroad Committee A long and
somewhat bitter discussion cnsucd, some of the MEM
hers favorng the reference of all railroad bills to tho
Internal Improvement 1t was charged that tho
adding Of the Committee on Railroads to the list of
standing committees on the first day of the session
was design to q committee favorable to par
tcular railroad schemes
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DIED

& . MSny Il. a 5.I Jane s rs r:... Of Me-
conn 5n s. Brown sIs ss' Pcei "r ose
at the Presbyterian Church at II o'clock
BUxToSAt Moua Ko N.Y. Monday Jan 1851 rsais Burisa
Funeral on THURSDAY morning. at o'clock Kcs 1
CHARLoCKOn Tuesday morning. the 9th inst Thomas chsriock IA
Ioss No 3 vS q M are pect invited to attend he
At lis sio residence No 10 foTy.t remains viii Do saEsu T.
Fishkil for interent go ~
MAsoSIC-Ths members Of KEYSTONE LODGE, No 2s snd
"wednesday EVENING. their ODD Fellows Hall at 0coes
ot s sS paying the ' ' cHSs I' SaE
CLARK-on Tuesday Jan Alexander cakin the ss year Of he
Noice Of funeral hereafter . as--.. A a'af.a.a
daughter Of Orient aud Carrie Collin aged year months si
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BLLsAt Washington G. SATURDAY, Dec % Dr. W,is%
Tabp.on Gsss papers please copy
FRAsER-At Bay City Mich on Monday JObu Fraser agea
KELIoGG-rn th. city on Tuesday afternoon Jan Bdssd n
Notice SV y the funeral hereafter
the heart Emanuel Levy aged 70 year, and months
LAsHon Monday Elizabeth Lash widow Of the late
'i isa ' and hsa Of e y ar, invited attend the funeral.
Deaa.st on wednesday, Jan Q, at O'Clock p 8l'I1
LowRY-n this city Tuesday The 9Th inst after short Illness
The relative. ad friend. Of lie family are invited to funeral
on Ihuay the 10th Inst at O'clock m from bis late residence
Beloved by all"
PRCK-Ou Monday Jan T. Neheniah Peek aged IS ycafs
The relatives end friends q the family respectable invited TO attend
the funeral services "Wednesday jan At O'clock from b, late
residence 10 East Ts h The remains all be taken
Thursday morning to North Greenwich, Conn 80.
RICH-on Monday inst Howard NJ Rich the 18th year Of ss
Tie relatives Of the my invited attend the Esrs
Wednesday at y o'clock from bis late residence, No i@
BroOnest
Tier widow Of The late jeremiah Tier at s0o's
Honkers aged % years months and p days :.
friends the family invited 10 attend the funeral
Thursday ii O'Clock
will be the depot Williams Bridge meet the 10 O'Clock
m. fl5m Twenty siithst aud RouEthaye
wHITNEYAt Orange New-Jsrsey Tuesday Jan from nger
nE Of months duration Abigail Sophia wife 81 s.na
whitney Of the late Bshs Arnold Of Bast Hart
fori, Conn.
The funeral ke Place from her late residence In Orange the
Brick Chah Snon Friday, the llth inst, at o'clock N
that lliN
NegYok and the Hoboken Perry at clock for Green
where her remains viii be taken for nteent Friends are e
yited 20 attend
WHBELERA Havana Sunday Dec % Anita Csroias wife q
Samuel G. Wheeler IT, Of this city and daughter OF John LOUIS Vsoos
OLA CidTs, Cuba L. ...r. -
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MINE.
PORTLAND ENTERPRISES.

BIZ THLKGRAPm TRIBUNE
PORTLAND Jan. 8.--Ihe delay in receiving western
freight over the Grand Trunk Railroad is leading TO
efforts for the extension of the Portland and Roches
fer Road to Manchester. ~ H., thus making com,
thence in connection with the Liverpool line of
steamers from here to England. This city is rapidly
growing since the late disastrous fire, and the an
A project is also talked of TO buy ont Back Cove,
locality similar to Back Bay, Boston, and situated on
Peninsula of limited area.
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TENNESSEE.

LECTURE by coLORED woMAN-TRIAL OF THE
TRAIN ROBBERS.
NASHVILLE Jan. S.--Mrs. T. T.. w, Harper q
colorcd lecturer and writer from the North, addressed
a large crowd of freedmen here last night She
earnestly impressed on her hearers the necessity of
industry, purity OF character honesty and
ing an extreme Radical stand point, and somewhat
severely handling Andy johnson and his policy. ,
The trial Of train robbers on the Louisville Rail
road commenced to-day ut Gallatin. They will first
be arragned ON the charge Of numbering one of their
own band subsequent to the train robbery.
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KENTUCKY.
THR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT REJECTED.


ri rEtE0K TRIBUNE
FRANKFORT Ky. Jan. s.--The Constitutional
Amendment came mp in the House of Representa-
tiyes to-day. A vote taken without debate. A
substitute Tatifying the Amendment was offered by
n Radical member for report Of Judiciary Committee,
but was rejected by G2 10 % The original resolutions
rejecting the Amendment were passed by the same
vote The Radicals voted against the Amendment,
and the resolutions were Immediately seat to the
Senate and concured in by a vote of "a to-.
A NEW STATE CAPITOL.
LOUISVILLE Jan. s.-The Board of Justices of JEFF
,ferson County Judge Hoke presiding assembled to-
day consider the proprety of rendering tho Court
House for the use of the State as q CaptolS They
passed number Of resolutions and appointed n
committee of five to confer with the Committee APP
pointed by the General Council to proceed together
TO Frankfort and make the tender 10 the Legislature.
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FLORIDA.

meeting of loyal citizens was held at Fernandina,
Dee H. In response "a call In favor Of territorial form
OF government. Resolutions adopted setting forth
that the present State organization Is an Illegal and
despOtic Isrpation; that Territorial Government would
bring immigEt and capital To Florida while any state
Government that could now be formed would be against
the interest OF the State and calling upon the people to
assemble In convention and send commission 10 urge
upon Congress the necessity Of immediate action.
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Card From Bali, Black & Co.

For two months roTs have been ne that We hd ssu OF ~
pended
To state simply emphatca foundation rhdterer
for such reports wi confident satisfy the ends OF oaf
who asdugy have mpaiht with supposed disaster
II has been question with whether 10 make this
public denial b the report has appeared print and been
Europe perhaps It's better that should doso
vegng halt century since the establishments Of ear
has been dhOnored and
for counug the events Of the future feel certain thai
~ BALL BLACK Co, jewelers.
Nos SIS and 567 Broadway. /.
EegYOrk January s, 1867 lAdSertissmeaa
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CRIME.
swrslpLNe SNOWMAN IN BROOKLYN.

A swTADLING SNOWMAN IN BROOKLYN.
c. II, Ayers, the proprietor of panoramic and gift
exhibition was yesterday brought before Justice Cornwen
on a charge OF swindDg Ayers, It seems, has been ex;
hbitDg his panorama at the Atheneum, Brooklyn ana
Mrs VI. L. Benton held ticket CNo 1901, which was
stated TO be worth "a grand piano Mrs ~ dld not now
ever receive the piano. and hence the SUIT Ayers was
held To bail in the sum OF 1900
THE WARD BURGLARY IN NEWARK.
AlecR Jerome, alias Thompson who was recently
arrested In NewYork for the burglary at the house Of Mr.
Aaron Ward on New-Years morning, and the shooting Of
Mrs Ward has confessed 70 an extensive burglary IN
Orange few weeks ago. Some OF the goods winch ne
carried or on that occasion were yesterday recovered in
New-York OF the coats at shop Kept by John Metz
lcr No ST., and another at John keltZs, IN
Ward-st
SENTENCE OF A CoUNTERFEITER
nv rELEoRAPH rRlBrSE.
St LoUIs Jan S-The trial of James Vesey on a
charge of counterfcng has resulted IN MS being sen
fenced 10 five years imprisonment. -
The weather here moderate, andthe ice in the
harbOr Is breaking up
TRIAL OF RAILROAD GUERRIILAs IN KENTUCKY.
ri rElKGEAPH T TRIBUNE
FRANKLIN Ky Jan S.--The trial of tho railroad
robbers proceeded with today The evidence gwen
bv the witnesses the prosecution fully established the
existence Of an organized and sworn band, who nave
lately been robbng trains and committing other depreda
tons The prisoners identified by passengers who
were the train when the robbery perpetrated IL
appears that King OF the band was killed by his ac-
completes four days subsequent 10 the robbery, ~ they
were apprehensve OF intention on his part 10 beray
them.
TRIAL FOR MURDER
HARTFORD Jan. S.-rhe trial of Smith and Moster,
arrested suspicion OF being concerned III the murder
Of LuthcrG Thompson in Pennington IN October last,
was commenced to-day in Pennington, Mrs. thompson,
mother Of deceased and her daughter testified that they
recognized Smith MS the man who came TO the house on
the night Of the murder and called out Thompson They
recognized him the Sunday morning after the murder
when he was at their house. The trial VIII DC continued
tomorrow.
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rnnApELpuIA CATrLE MARKEr-IAna

The ca te market was quite active this week, and
former prices where maintained. The sacs amounted to
$50 head at prices ranging from $l5G$6 per 100 for
fair and good cattle; and from s6ias7 for prime and
extra stock.
suEEI-The Sheep market was also active, and $500
head changed hands, ut prices varying from 6a7c.
gross, as 10 quality.
HoGs-The demand fer Hogs was much better than
last week The offerings Amounted 10 5000 head Sales
made at from " 60Qs9 so " 100 10 net.
CowsThc sale OF amounted TO 100 head, ut prices
ranging roms0aT5 for springcrs and from teo9soQ for
COW and CALI ri - 81
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TEXAS.
COMPLIMENTARY LETTER FROM THE GOVERNOR TO
GEN. HEINIZELAIAN.
TELEGRAPH
GALVESTON, Jan. THE following letter has just
been made public:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

AUSTIN. Texas, December ., 1910
Major Gen Hent-elmdi United States Army, Galveston
DEAR GENERAL Your letter Of the LIST inst, announcing
the fact Of your being relieved of the command Oh TINS
military District was received this morning.
much regret the loss to the State OF your services a
this Immature. have doubt Of Gen. Grifn's ability
and his disposition 10 give suffering border aple pro
lection, but people Will sincerely regret that ther
military affairs not to be continued In your hands
For myself the Executive, and for the people OF the
State, beg 10 tender my and their thanks Tor the UNIFORM
kindness and courtesy extended a. all classes by YOU IN
the discharge Of your duties officer while among us
with the sincere hope that yOur future career may De ~
pleasant and prosperous your former Ire mas been as
tngushed honorable and Just. and that 0verruling
Providence may spare you many years yet OF nSeiess
10 beloved country am General, with the highest
considerations your friend and obedieut servant,
j. W. TiROCRMoRTOS, Governor OF Texas.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
III rILIoEApn TO rna TRIBUNE.

nj ThLhehfh TO fHa TRIBUNE
ORDERED.
Jan zAeng Master John Cooke and Acting Enga Lewis Kin
ney, 70 duty At League Island Pa.
DETACHED
Jan Z-leu Commander Henry Rumsey Master Francis Morris
Ensign Isaac Hayiei and Acting Master John MCGOWAN ill., from
steamer MonongsheA, and waiting orier.
HON0RABLY DISCHARGED
2-Acpg Master Geo W. HYDE AeiaK Hnsgu NJ Graham
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SPRING IELD, MASS.

rKLxaRAPH
SPRINGFIEID Mass Jan. s.-Ellon Buchanan, ar
rested and committed for child murder at Chcopee wis
brought 10 this city and lodged In Jail yesterday Leroy
Whiting committed for alleged rape on wohnn u
years VI age. also out In tho hapds OF Liza ana"
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OBI1 UARY.
l., UAYNF.

rRLxGRIPH TRIBUNE.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 8-C0l. Arthur i. llayne,
our esteemed and venerable citizens died NJ
his residence In this city yesterday The deceased served
for long while as Aid to Gen Jackson
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MARINE DISASTERS.


.Ioss OF THE SCHOONER ALEX. BLAIR.
M TELEGRAPH TO rRIRcNE .
NnpFo1K Jan. s.-Ths schooner Alexander Blair of
Boston, for Richmond, went ashore Dec. Is, at Bog
Island during heavy storm; the vessel and cargo are
tota loss The captain and crew rescued after
maining In the rigging for "A hours.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
nj TRLEGEAPH TO A;

TRLEGEAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
APPOINTED.
Breyet Lieut. Col VIM w Roger Veteran Reserve Corps First
Lieutenant In f United States nftry completion u h eIAmnA
lion he Will his duties headquarters Of the freednen Bureau
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MISSOURI.
GEN. GRANTS SUIT.

rKLEGRAPH TO the TRiBrSE
ST LOUIS. Jan. 8-The case of Gen. Grant against
James w White upon an unlawful detainer, was de-
cidcd by Judge Reber. by verdict in favor Of Cen
Grant for $40 damages and SIG CO per month for back
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MARRTED.
New York, January 5, 1861.

ROBRRTSON-KP-on Thursday Dec b. by tie Rev r. Robert
son Malone " Jas H. Robertson Of Nesiosk CITY 70 Ma
Addie Kip Of PeeAsnh 900 t-.s.
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Ntou,of.aCoaas

CAgD-w JACKSON No 55I BROADWAY, has constantly %
hand assortment Of BObsIne and all other hosuag Dress
Goods Also Bouaeis Shaws Coaks Walls Grapes Handkerchief
Gloves Blades waited with goods ct their residences
suits to order notice No fBroSuay opposite Tiffany Co