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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

BuTrER.-Butter has taken a roun
turn downward, and last week the be,
grades sold hard and slow at thirty cen
per pound aud cheese at fifteen to sixtee
cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

$500 REWARD .-A You've Ma
FOUND DEAD AT PoULTNEY, VT. tn.
MURDERER AT LARGE. For a more ex
tended notice of this matter, see adrertis
ing columns on this page
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job. G.. Lsvell'. E-snte.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court within and
DsrRIcr WEsTMIrsrER. for aid District To all per
sons Interested In the estate Of John Love an insane
person, Of Rockingham, in said District. Greeting
VOU hereby notified thar Qnartus NJ Dorand. Rasr-
dian Of John @. Lowell Of Rockingham in said Dls-
rict an insane person. has ned his petition Court
setting forth that his said ward seized about sew snty
i've acres Of hand In fee simple, situate In said Rocking
ham, and described and known the =" Elijah Lowell
hrm And furthf representing that his said ward y
seized In fee simple Of about hundred sixty
q Wild land or wood land situate In Roxbury county of
Washington and State Vermont and being all the land
owned by said Lowell 10 said Rcxbury.
And further representing 70 aid court that It would
be for the interest Of bis said the above d.
scrbed real estate sold for the purpose putting the
proceeds Of such sale at INTEREST," and praying license
to sell the at private sale public auction And
further notified that said will decide upon
the granting Of said license the session said Court
be he'd at the inn Of NJ Wilder In Rockingham on the
first Wednesday Of March when and where YOU may
be heard In the premises If you shall cause.
Feb ~, 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

STATE OF VERMONT, I The Probate Court within
DsrRIcr WEsrNxsrEs. and Ir hid district To ell
persons interested In the estate Of Zpha Harness.
Of Westminster, IN said disrict, deceased Greeting
VOU hereby notified that aid Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the administration account Of In
Goodhue, Of the last will Of Zpha
Barnes, late Of Westminster In aid district deceased
the session Of said court be hsd At the inn of NJ A.
Wilder in Rockingham, In said DISTRICT the first We'd
nesday OF March next and that sid will and
there decree dstbution Of said the persous
Untitled thereto when and where you may be beard 10 the
premises II you shail sse cause 10
Feb. II, 1867. CO.. EDDY Register
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

LECTURE ON Coon TEMPLA Rs.-Mr-
Ed. L. Alderman of Brattleboro, deliv-
cred a lecture 10 a iuH house in Che Dap
list Church in this place on Sunday eve.
last. The lecture was deve.ed mainly to
an explanation of the objects and work
ings of Good Templars, and was received
with much favor by the large audience
present, who manifested their appreciation
at the close by unanimous vote of thanks
fer his able and interesting address. Mr..
Ackerman is the Grand Worthy Secretary
of the State Lodge Of Good Templsrs of
Vermont, and is evidently an earnest
worker in the cause in which he is en-
gagged.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

SUPREME -Dirorces.--The So
prrme Court HELD in this county adj Iurne
its February term on Tuesday last. ID
vorces were granted On the Petitions
Sarah j. Rogers VS.. John O. Rogers, f
adultery, and John F. Saker, VS.. Lydia i
Saker, for intolerable severity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

STATE OF vkkMoNT, The Probate Court within
DurRIcr OF wRsrxsnrR and for aaid District. To I'll
intsrested In the Of James j. Couant aes
Of Rockingham, in aid district. Greefins
You are hereby notified that wnian J. Conant admin
sraor Of the estate Of James ConAnt Of Rock
istraton account for Allowance said Court
TO be held at the Inn Of NJ A. Wilder, In CHAM
the 1t Wednesday Of March, A. 1867, and you
further notified that aid Court will dscree distribution
Of said estate to the entitled thereto the
time and place. WHOM and where may be heard In the
premises II your shall ~ cause
CHAs. =. EDDY, Register.
Feb. :. 1867. 10
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ce.rs. 4. RscA.rs.s.,s E.s.ts.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court within and
DsraIcr WKsTnSsrER, for aid Dhtrict To al per-
interested In the estate Of George A. Richardson hats
Of Rockingham, IN said District dscsassd. Gyeesine
You hereby notasd. that Instrument writing
purporng to Be the last will and testament Of George
A. Richardsou, late Of Rockingham In said District d.
the Executdx thessin named r probate and that aid
Court will decide upon the probats thereof the
Of said Court 70 b. ksd the inn ofM A. Wilder in Rock
ingham, the rst Wednesday Of March when and
where you may be heard In the premises II you shall
CHAS. b. EDDY, Register.
Feb, II. 1861. 70
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STATE OF VERMONT, Tbs Probate Court within
DsrRi,r WESTMINSTER. and for said district. To all
In the estate Of ki g. Atkinson late Of
Rockingham In said district, deceased Greeting:
V0U hereby notified that HeAry Green and Alex
ander Fleming Of the last will and testament
Of Eliza Atkinson late Of Rockingham In said district.
deceased will present their administration for al
lowance A. the session Of aid 10 be held at tho
Inn OF NJ. A. Wilder in Rockingham, in said district
the first Wednesday In March next and that said court
will then and there decree drbutiou of the said estafe
to the persons legally entitled thereto which time and
place you may be heard in the premsss you shall
G B. EDDY, Register
February II, 1867. 10
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AGAIN AT OUR PosT.-During our re-
cent illness large number Of letters ac-
cumulated many of which require our
personal attention. Sume have already
been attended to and others must wait
their time. Meantime we trust our good
friends and patrons will be patient, as in
deed we have no doubt they will. We
lost the opportunity to say some things
intended at the commencement Of the
present volume, bat it is toe late now and
it may as well be passed over.
During the time above alluded TO our
pnnters got out the paper alone, and we
think them entitled 10 much credit for the
faithful manner with which they performed
their duties, and in some instances doing
them even better doubtless, than would
have been done by the cid man himself"
Eevn at this late day we want 10 return
our thanks TO our good patrons--and it has
always seemed to as that they were the
goodest patrons say paper ever had, for
they never desert-and also for the in
creased amount of patronage, which we
Sad the printers have entered on our books,
over 1866. We need not say we found
tli;s 10 be altogether the saost pleasant
saedtcisoe TO take in our recent experience.
We may perhaps haze few business
notices to make hereafter, OR as soon as
we get to point where ne can attend to
it.
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court within and
DIsrRfcr wEsrNNsrfa, for said District To all per-
nterested In tbs Estate Of Roxanna Ocott Of
Rockingham, IN said District deceased. Greeting:
NOU hereby notified that said Court will decide
TO the allowance ofths adminisrstiun Of Eli
olcott executor Of the last will end Rox
Ocot late Of Rockingham, dscsassx the Of
said Court TO be held at the inn Of n A. wdern Rock
imam, the hrst Wednesday Of Mareh.A D. 1861 when
and where you may be heard in the premises If you shall
G. B. EDDY Register. +
February Z, 1867. 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

WILLCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
Its seam is stronger and less liable to rip in
wear than the Lock-stitchn Judges Report, the
g Grand Ttiainl
Send for the Report, and samples Of Work containing
both kinds of stitches, on the same piece of goods.
CA NUTTING, Westminster Vt, Agent for Charles
town. Walpole and Alstead, N H.. and INDIAN County
Vt, except Rockingham and Athens. S-33s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

of the Stock system Life Insurance as opposed to the
SECURED and CERTAIN in lieu of dividend which i.
| DISTANT, CON rlNGENT, and UNCERTAIN this So
called dividend being merely return of portion th
ILLUSTRATION:
suppose that individual aged thirty desires to devote
500 for the purpose of efectng insurance
his life this amount will immediately him in the
Universal the SlI75l pay able on his deeease
Thi+ paid company charging the usual ordinary
rates, would secure him the of SS.4Ti.
The difference between these sums s3 exactly
same as an immediate bonus or addition TO the poicy r.
be paid by the former Office the holder policy
of the early death of the Observation-Disclosures iRfe
d'ateiy, secured, in favor of the UNIVERSAL, s3,27
To illustrate the importance of the policy
premiums in more general terms be stated that by
reduction of twenty five per in the premium
the same amount of money will policy thirty
three and oas-thrd pr greater and likewise that
red Of twenty-five per in the premium
Is precisely equivalent 20 annual cash diridRd Of thirty
three and oRetA6d PER payable ia adrdnee,
dividend of JoTtyre per eeHt payable at the end of five
years.
By the Stock plan the lI eff ct of the premium Is
flsidfefy secure 70 the insured the Company taking
of the premium paid. is secured the policy
holder, who takes the risk himself
THE PREMIUMS
charged by Universal low as the actual ex
tho ordinary Life and Ten year Non forfere policies
nearly onsthfd lower than those charged by the
jority of Mutual Companies.
Board Of Directors:
JoHx wApswoRrH President
ALEX ". BRADtoRD, Counsellor at-Law.
HENRY VI ALEXANDER Randolph. Alexander & Greene.
SAMUEL D. BAEcock, Babcock Bros. Co.
WV. G. LAMBERT. A. A Lawrence Co.
HENRY A. SNTrnE, Collector Port. New York.
H. b. HYDE Vice Pfest, Equitable Life Assurance Society
MARrIS BATES, Martin Bates, Jr & Co.
JAMES VI. HALsrED, President american Fire fns Co.
GEORGE Coz, President American Exchange Bank.
HENRY DAY. LORD Day & Lord, Counseilors-atI law.
VIM. v. BRADY, Ex- Mayor CITY Of New York
RoBE l.. KENNEDY, 80 Fifth Street.
s. HoxANs, Actuary Mutual Life Insurance Co
@ T. HOPE. President Continental Fire Insurance Co.
| + NJ. MARkOE NJ d. Fast Seventeenth Street.
saNusL ". ToRRET. y Exchange Place.
JoHS T METcALF, NJ D. 81 East Fourteenth Street
IL HUsLBuT. late President Second Na'ional Bank
| CORNELIUS r, AsNkw, VI D. 80; Fifth Avenue
WILLIAM WALLER, IS East Twenty first Street.
| g. A PErrRs, NJ. d. 20 West Twenty-pinth Street.
/ WIN T. Blop6krr. Vim. Tiden Nephew.
| J O. GoopRipeE Vice President
/ HENRY j FuRsER, econd Vice President.
OFFICERS.
/ join wADSN0RTH, President.
J. C GO0DRlDGE, We prss;s.,,.
| HENRY J. FURBER
/ JOHN H. BEWLEf. Secretary.
| ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD, Chairman Tx. Com.
SHEPARD HoMANS, Consulting Actusry-
/ FDWARD w. LAMBERT. NJ D.. Medical Examiner.
Table Of Rates and other information promptly furnished
- CE NEwcoMB General Agent.
bellows Falls, We
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

being prosecuted in detail, and al,eaIy
seven ofenses have lie n proved and the
penalties inflicted.
- What Is ,sow the town of Spring
field was sold in l6n2 for $301.
- Hon. Justin :. Morrill, left Wash
ington Oh Thursday night, having been
called home by the illness of his mother.
The body of Miss Williamson
drowned at West Hartford, has not yet
been found. The damage to property
there by the late food is estimated at
$4,000.
The depot master at Hariland was
assailed by three ruflians aud robbed of
5000 on the night of the llth instant.
The next day brass knuckle was picked
up at White River junction.
The House of Horace Barry in
Rutland, was entered On Wednesday
evening, and S400 in u. S. Bonds stolen.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22
THE UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW YORK.
The original Joint Stock Life Insurance Company OF
the United States
Authorized Capital, 100000.
THE pJsTINCTIvE FFATuRr

BUSINESS OF THIS EXCLUSIVELY CONFINED TO
TIE INSURANCE OF PIssT CLASS HEALTHY LIVES.
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THE PREMIUMS

charged by the g Universal low the actual ex
perence of insured life in this country will justify an,
the ordinary Life and Ten Non 20 rfeure polic
nearly onerd lower than those charged by the ma
jority Of Mutual Companies.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-02-22

of the Stock system of Life Insurance opposed tn
MUTUAL is low rate Of premium which is IMMEDIATE
SECURED and CERTAIN in lieu of dividend which
DISTANT, CONTINGENT, and UNCERTAIN this sc
called dividend being merely return of portion of th
excessive and unnecessary premium charged in the
inst
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-28
NJ. RICHARDSON,

TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE,
"A No. 90 Monroe Street, above Fourth, Wheel
ing, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-28
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. "a.
FLOUR-Unchanged with moderate
local demand at the last quotations.
WHFAT-Firm; 2 40 for spring; no
winter offering.
CORN-In good demand; 81 for ear;
60 for shelled, and 20 for shelled IN the
new gunnies. =,
OATS-In light supply and good de-
mand at 81 for No. 1 in elevator.
BARDEY-Dull, and nominally un-
changed.
COTTON-Rather firmer, but moth
ing done; middling uplands can be
bought to some exetent at 2ec, but the
large falling off of receipts at New Or
leans make holders feel more conhdent.
WHISKY-Firmer; holders are not
willing to sell at 25; ask 26 but did NOT
succeed in obtaining it; 200 barrels sold
at 25c.
MESS PORK-Quiet, and held at
2O25; sales of country ut 20 w
BULK MEATS-Firmer; city held at
74a9i loose; country sold at 1ta9t LOT
shoulders and sides. :,
BACON-In fair demand at 9tal tal2
for shoulders, sides, clear rib and ciear
sides; sugar cured hams 143al5sc, with
fair demand.
LARD-In good demand; sales OF
| 600 tierces at 11ac, and 900 do. prime
country at 12c; small parcels of city
could haze be0n procured at l2tc, put
it is generally held out of the market.
SIfGAR-Firmer; raw 12al5c.
COFFEE-Firmer; fair to choice Rio
26a2Sc. ., 49,
MOLASSES-Firm at 5Sa9oc TO: New
Orleans.
TOBACCO-Active at full prices.
BUTTER-Dull at 26a2sc for fresh
Central Ohio roll.
EGGS-17a1sc.
CLOVER SEEDS 80.
TIMOTHY-Dulla at 2 3Oa3 80.
FLAX-In good demand Mt 3Oa2 30
EXCHANGE-Firm at par, to 30 per
thousand premium, buying, and ~ pre-
MUM selling. -
COLD 3ai, buying. The money
market is easier.
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NEW YORK, Feb. H.-Reports say o
Fenian envoy arrived from Ireland,
who says that the English statements
that the rebellion was ended are false;
that the uprising was general in coun-
ties Kerry, Dublin and Tipperary. The
organization is stronger than ever. The
soldiers are under drill Offour hundred
men who served in this country during
the rebellion. As to detection among
the British troops, it is understood; they
will march wherever ordered, but when
they come to fire they will know what
to do. An American officer has enlist
ed 5000 British troops since Christmas.
At meeting of the Fenians here to-
day no want of confidence in the move
ment or orders was evinced. Plans
were submitted for conducting the war
for the freedom of Ireland, and it is
said to be contemplated, if the Wig
lance of the British Government In
Ireland should render movements
there extra hazardous, to transfer op-
erations to Engla nd and Scotland.
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Indian Trouble. i'm the West.

ST. Louis, Feb. 27.-The Democrats
Junction City, Kansas, correspond
ent says, that Governor Army, of New
Mexico, has Just arrived from Santa Fe.
Heavy snow had fallen in New Mex
leo.
Governor Army reports the Indians
on the plains disposed to be peace
able, but those in Arizona and New
Mexico are on the war path and have
committed number of murders during
the past month. The military camp on
the Membres river has been broken up
and the troops compelled to leave. Five
settlers were killed and stock valued at
over $4,000 driven off. All the settlers
and miners on the Membres river have
gone to Messillo for protection.
One hundred and seventeen mules
were stolen from Messville three weeks
ago and about the same time 800 sheep
were driven away from point on
Pierce river. Fifteen hundred Indians
left the reservation, near Fort Good
win, Jan. 2lst., for New Mexico, where
they will doubtless depredate on set
tiers and commit murders and other
OutrageS.
Three men were killed near Lascures
on the Goth Of january.
A party Of Mexicans from Vienitz
Taos, while campaigning against the
Apaches, made an unprovoked assault
upon the Mcqueen village, in Arizoni,
and carried oft woman and eleven
children and seven hundred head of
stock. The Indians were out when the
outrage was committed. They call them
selves christians, and are non-residents.
Through exertiOns of the Governor the
woman and seven children were restored
to their friends, and all stock returned.
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ages ut s{a1O for shoulders, and liza
13t for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer; 9Sa10 for
western, and 1Ota11 for city.
LARD-Firm, with sales OF 9oO barrels
new. lftff
BUTTER-Dull at 15a25 for Ohio.
CHEESE-Quiet. af "a.
LATEST MARKETS. P. N.
FLOUR-Closed quiet and steady;
holders of medium grades are disposed
to insist on full prices.
WHEAT-Closed quiet and hrm ct
9 80 for No. 9 Milwaukee. -
RYE-Steady.
BARLEY-Dull.
CORN-Closed quiet; l GSal 05i in
store; and l 1ot for shipping mixed
western afiOat.
OATS-Active at G0a65 for western.
. wHISKY-Easier; sales of $50 barrels
State at 80 in bond.
PORK-Quiet at 90 80 for new western
mess.
BACON-Quiet.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Scarcely so firm in conse'
auence of the decline in gold.
CUT enthusiastically.
DRESSED HOGS-9t for western.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. q.
COTTON-More active, and, under the
advance in gold, a shade firmer;
sales $500 bales at 31a3ll for middling
uplands. E- . .-a.
FLOUR-Receipts of 4,5l9 barrels !;
market more steady; sales Of Z 200 bar
and western; 10 10 for extra western;
IL 10al2 Is for choice do; 10 90all IS
for shipping brands extra .rourd hoop
Ohio, and II S0a12 S5for trade brands;
market closing quiet.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady;ysales
$500 barrels State in bond at 80.
WHEAT-Receipts 1,012 bushels;
market shade firmer; sales "a, 900 BUSH
els at 2 IL for No. 3 Milwaukee,, and q
az 30 for No, 9. t, d.
RYE-Quiet; sales 1000 bushels west
ern at Hal 13i. ....
BARLEY-Quiet: sales of $500 bush
els Canada West in bond on private
terms. 1900, -,
BARLEY MALTLQuiet; sales of 200
bushels at 50. ers
PEAS-Sales 5000 bushels Canada in
bond ut about 20. Il BIS ..L4l...
CORN-Receipts oslo bushels; mar
ket la2c better; fair demand, partly
speculative; sales Sc, 900 bushels Mt 0sa
l 0sI for mixed western In store; lola
al IL for do afloat; | % for western yell
low; 10 for white southern and %
for new mixed southern. -" T e.
OATS-Receipts $500 bushels; mar
ket la2c better; sales of 5000 bushels
at 5Sa62 for Western; 63a65 for choice
do. and 6sa70 for State. go. -tH
WO0L-Quiet and steady; sales 200,-
900 pounds ut 45a65 for domestic fleece;
41a52 for pulled; and 20a3l for Texas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sole firm at %
a29 for Buenos Ayres light weights, and
30a31l for middle and heavy do.
,RICE-Dull. laTfyf
C0FFEE-Quiet and firm; sales 200
bags Rio at l6f. t /rr- -.f,
SUGAR-Dull; sales 1000 hhds of
Cuba at III.
OLASSES-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Ddll; 17al7t for crude
and 26a30 for refined in bond. 1
HOPS-Quiet and steady. - .f
PORK-Dull and rathesfirmer; sales
of $3.50 bbls; 20 s7a21 254or old mess;
l6 75a17 90 for prime, and 10 25a20 90
for prime mess; also, 900 barrels of new
mess at % s7a2l %, sellers and buyers
for March and April. ~. ~ +.
BEEF-Steady; sales of rs barrels at
about previous prices.
BEEF HAMs-Firmd saies Of 235
barrels at 81 O0a36 90. %sH'O
TIERCE BEEF-Steady; sales Of $40
tierces at % 00a30 90 for prime mess,
and % $3.50 % for India mess. and
BAC0N-Firm; sales Of I39 boxes at.
104alOs for Cumberland cut; 11all3 for
sIort ribbed; and uial2 for abort clear.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales 200 pack.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-28

SAX FRANCIsCO, Feb. 26.-Hong Kong
advices, via Yakahoma, January IL, say
that Hank0w was threatened by the
Necnfei rebels, and the country people
were fOcking to Craven Island. The
Chinese Hankow was preparing to at
tack and has been reinforced by the
Imperial troops. The Viceroy of Pekin
was collecting his forces to march on
Providence.
The clipper Ariel made the return
voyage from London to Hong Kong in
seventy-nine days. The United States
frigate Sherman left Calcutta, and was
expected at Hong Kong in few days
The Italian war steamer Namgenta at.
tracted great attention as the first rep.
resentative Of the Italian flag.
In the Japan seas there was o great
destruction of rice by flood. The coast
near Penang suffered terribly.
A fire at Yeddo destroyed about -four
miles of houses in the commercial quar-.
tiers. The conhagration at Yokohama
was comparatively insignificant.
Flour unchanged. Wheat has declined
about &c.
Mining stocks-Savage 10 30; Yellow
Jacket Z 10; Chollar = NJ; Ophir . o.;
Imperial 20. Legal tenders "a.
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8p telegraph,
TO TEE REGIsTER.-g
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

PARIS, Feb. 27.-The French Govern
ment officially announce that they will
not relinquish the right to search bag.
gage of all foreigners arriving in France.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-Consols 81; Erie
81; Illinois Central ut; 5-2Os 73l.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2l.-Cotton duh and
inactive; middling uplands quoted )
higher; higher sales. l3l. Tallow I'M
changed.
LONDON, Feb. 97-Evening.-Consolss,
81; Erie shares, 36i: Illinois Central
Ivrppoo,. Feb. 27-Evening.-
Rreadstnff, dull. Corn, 37s for mixed
western. Provisions unchanged. b.
con Ais per cwt for middles. Lard Sos
and per .cwt for American produce.
Linseed oil 3ss. Iron, 53s Cd for pig.
VENICE, Peb. 27.-Garibaldi arrived
Yesterday, and was greeted with the
most unbounded enthusiasm.
PARIS, Feb. 27.--One of the reforms
proposed by the Emperor, the abolish
ment of reply to an address from the
throne, is peculiarly unpopular. The
Liberal party insist upon the preserva-
ton of this privilege i'll the French
Court OF Admiralty.
In the case of the United States
against Arman Fills the appeal of the
United States against the decree requir,
ing payment into the court of a certain
sum as security for costs of suits was
again rejected:
LONDON. Feb. 27,-The party called
Adulaint, and under the leadership OF
Roebuck, have resolved to join their
forces with the Liberals.
The English Court of Admiralty, IN
the case of the steamer Alexandria
which the United States Consul Dudley
recently commenced suit to recover, has
required security for costs in the event
of the cause being decided for defend
ants. The final decision is reserved I'M
til the performance of this preliminary