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close at seven per cent Gold closed at s3i
Governments heavy and lower. Coupons 81, 1861
a1035; Coupons 81, 107ta103f; Coupons g., 1O51o
106; Coupons 65, 106aa1063 Ten-forties, 99la1OO
BALTIMORE, january Flour QUOT; Southern
brands held firmly. Many mills have closed, owing
to the scarcity Of wheat. Chicago superine $40 IS
Extra 12a12 so. Wheat firm, Southern rcd s3 ri
a3 80; white So 30a3 49, Kentucky white So 2Oa3 9O
Corn steady, whito s1a1 0S; yellow 9sas1, with a
poor supply of Southern, receipts being mostly
from Pennsylvania. Oats dull. Seeds inactive
Cotton frm-sales 342a35 for middling uplands
CoHce steady prime RIO !s, for gold. Sugars mac
12a. Whiskey nominal.
ST. LOUIS, January Flour more active; su-
perhne ranges from So 25a9 4O single extra $40 5Oa
IL double extra $11 75a12 co. triple extra s13 75a
Il SO. Wheat stiff at 50 7Oa2 80 for prime, and
81 S0a2 85 for choice. Corn advanced; sales at
82as7c. Oats higher, 635a6sc. Pork is in moro
inquiry; sales at $19 5Oa2O so for Mess. Bacon
clear sides 134c. Lard lie. for country tiercos.
Whiskey easy, at 81 19ta2 90 free, and 50 Is in
bond. Hogs, the pens are full with buyers and
sellers apart; IS 50a6 Is offered and seas so asked
Bran firm at 81 S per hundred lbs.
LOUISVILLE, January Tobacco quiet. Su-
Perhne Flour 50 5O@$10; Prime Wheat So so.
Sheued Corn in bulk 68@70; in the car 62l65.
Oats 81. Mess Pork $40 So Lard 12 Hogss6 so.
receipts $50 head; total receipts 1884, 900 hoad.
Bnlk Shoulders 81. Hams IL. Clear Sides IL.
oosIon GIoa,. 81: Whlskey nominal;
moderate demand. Hogs-hardlv anything done:
buyers offered STAT 40, and sellers asked ~ 25a,
p o. receipts $500 head the pens are full and
IA large g number NJ are on the hooks. Mess PORK hold
a. a. s!y 5On20 Lard 112a12c. Money is scarce and
@ne oenaniid pressing. Gold LOG. mn =
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ANCIENT FINE ARTS.

To the Editor Of the Nev Pork Herald ..
Respecting the relcs OF porcelain ware found In the
late e1humahons at Herculaneum which have been for
warded to the Society of Antiquities London whereof
your correspondent the bottle resembling
PLANTATION BrrrERs was undoubtedly placed among
the ruins by the agent OF Dr. DRAKE we desire to state
snaf ne Is incorrect in every respect bottle was
found there bearing lettering, the language Of the
ancient Romans was different from the accepted ntera-
ture OF that day Our has other buznest than
In Europe. and haa been In italy at all No Doubt
Americans Plantation Bitterx to Rome but tr1
to impose upon Society OF Andguarians in this way
seems quite useless and do not appreciate the joke
It is unnecessary for to spend money In Europe while
we are unable to supply the demand for these celebrated
bttters hero. Respectfully. P. n. DRAKE CO.
Sanus1JS tu.hs3
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MARRIED.

~ At M Chester C. a.. on Wednesday morning, December
70. 1850, oy Rev. J. E. WHITE Mr.. WASHINGTON A.
CLARK. Of James Island. So. Ca to Miss E. VIRGINIA.
only dsu8hter Of c. D. MEL1oN ESQ. 7-' \ = 1900
In Brooklyn n. Y. on Thursday, December o. BY the
Eev JoAN PADDOCK, WIN. H KIDD of Charleston 8
9. TO LIMA, daughter Of W. IucHo. Esq. formerly Q:
ON Thursday evening, January 3d. 1867 at Grace
Church, BY the Rev. c. c. PuscKxEY, ANDREW NJ.
MoRELAND to sARAH G.. only daughter Of BEN5Anrs
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WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: TEE
w name and value Of each article OF our goods are
marked on tickets, placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed On receipt Of rs cents, envelope containing
such ticket win be drawn without choice and delivered
chaser nitec eeeng WHIST article It and a value
which may be from one to i've hundred dollars-can
then, ON payment Of dollar receive the article
named, exchange 1t for any other arcle marked
on our circular at the value Every ticket
article worth one dollar or more. No nI.ANKs.
Our patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing.
The article drawn VIII be delivered at our Office regard
Less Of It's value, or promptly cent directed BY return
mEn, or express. I@"H## 1@ @# .a
Letters on many persons acknowledging tha receipt
OF vatuahle gifts fom may be file o.
Ace, among whom we are permitted to refer to:
John 8 Hoconb, LAmbertv{e, N. J., gold watch value
$685. Mrs. bennett No. 2b2 Cumberland street. Brook
yn. sewing machine $50: Edwin Hoyt Stamford, Conn.
gold lever watch yafue $500; Hon. B. n. Briggs WASH
ngton. D. O., diamond pin. $175; J. c. Sutherland no.
100 Lexington avenue, piano. $3.50; Mrs. NJ Jackson No.
os Nineteenth street =; sewing machine sso; Jos.
Atl.nta Ga. diamond cluster rog. s221 Dr.. Henry
No 1s9 18th street. N. T. gold wstoh: s15o: Ew. Boyn-
ton, Nashville, Tsnn uelodeon, 800; james Russell
Montgomery. Ala. gold hunting wntoh, $3.50; g. T.
Smith. Providence r L. silver lever WATCH $50; Oscar
Purdy, Madison. n. music bog, $A6 Hon r s. New
en, st. Puns MINI, gold watch. s1e5; J. r. Sperry,
Iitnh6ald, Conn, gvsr watch, 255 VIM. B. Peck Har-
lenu lila, music box, &z5; VIM Raymond Dayton Ohio
silver taa set $125; Miss E. N. Sehenck Detroit Mich
diamond ear rings, 5215; Pierre Beaudin St Chaelea
Hotel, New Orleans. diamond ring $40; N-a Martha
Barnes, St Louis, Mo-, meodeon, value sos. \
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OBITUARY.

DEpARTED THIS LIFE. in Savannah, Ga, on the sth
instant, Mr. HUGH ". HARRAL native Of Savannah
Ga. aged 81 years. months and 25 days.
Hs-The Relatives and Friends Of Mr. HUGH W
HARRAI and of Mr.. and Mrs w111AM HAnRAr and FAM
y are respectfully invited 10 attend the Funeral of the
former. at his late residence No. Glebe street Th,
Morning. at Eleven O'Clock Janrarre
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

a5- TO PLANTERS AND FACTORS INC,
moro COTTON TO BE GINNED will bo received at ~.
West Point NIL until further notice
January 8 wM rrppv
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@CHARLESTON AIMS HOUSE.-THE COM
MlsSIONERs OF TIE POOR will elect, on Wednesday.
9Th January, 1857 MASTER, MATRON and BOOK
KEEPER, to the ensuing year Also contract
ors tor BREAD and BEEF to be delivered at Aims House
on Tuesdays. Thuradays and Saturdays Applications to
be left at the Aims House prior to the day OF election
December al
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before me is one Of those changes It initiates al
| untrled experiment for people who have sale
alone should uake us pause; but it is not all. The
experiment has not boen tried, or so much as do
the saes
innovation been allowed giving the ballot to the
colored population without any other qualifications
them the denial Of the ballot to this race is abso
lutte and, by fundamental law, placed beyond the
dominiGn OF ordinary legislation In most Of those
constitutional barriers. Hero the innovation as-
SUCH e4aas g pFe Re a
subordinate element in the body politic.
After full deiberation upon this measure cannot
erations, nor yet, as the beginning Of an expert
ment on larger scale. yield to no one in attach
ment to that rule Of general suffrage which dis
limit, wisely observed hitherto, which makes the
ballot q privilege and trust, and which requires
preparaton 70 % nGr to
he wheR i sne ds
power, it may be safely assumed that no polit-
cal truth is better established than that such in
discriminate and an-emh1acing extension Of popu-
Lar suffrage must end at last in its destruction.
WASHINGTON, January s, 1857.
Our Gable Dispatches.
ATHENS, JanuarT -Noon.--The United States
Consulate at Candia has pronounced the Turkish
blockade to be Ineffective.
LONDON, January 7-Noon.- England and France
T1l not interfere in the Turco-Greek question il
Russia does not. &is-4 IA 10
BERLIN, January 7.-By the incorporation Of a
portion OF Poland with Prussia, the Polish nation
ality is finally obiterated.
LIVERPOOL. MARKET. @E.@
LIVERPOOL, january 7-Noon.-C Cotton quiet to-
day, and sales estimated at 10 500 bales Middling
Uplands 15d. Cdnhols for lnoney 9Os Five-twen.
ties 7s. % Erie Railroad shsses 49, Illinois Central
LoSpoE, 7 P. consals, eos; Elves, 70; 1li
nois, 81; Eries, 48.
Foreign News.
New YoRK, January IA San Francisco dis
patch says that Shanghai advices Of November the
field in person to cruAh ont the Shawtung Th-ee
separate bodies Of European troops were march
ing against the rebels bus foreigners did not en-
tertaln sry hopes Of great SUCCESS.
Detaiis Of the great fire at Yokoha1na, Japan
state that thirty-fye bodies were recovered and
the number was hourly increasing, MANY persons
were crushed to death by the crowd. Detachments
Of British sailors, who were landed to save proper
ty, became Intoxicated, and engaged in inaiscrtmi-
nate robbery and pil1ago The archives Of thu
United States Consulate wore destroyed by fire.
great scarcity Of rice. Tho Government had
however, removed the monopoly on it's sale, and
allowed foreign merchants to sell direct to con-
sumers: The war in Southern japan was stopped
by the Mikado. The new Tycoon favors carving
out faithfully the treaties with Foreigners
Mining news from British Columbia is encour-
aging. N I-1 4
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AS BEA UTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIER
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
Its original color and youthful beauty 1parts life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops its falling out at
once; keeps the head clean; unparalleled as hair
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my Office, No. 1913 Broadway New
York. SARAH A. CHEvAITER NJ n
January4 amos
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General News.

WAsHnaToN, January THE Department Of
State has received Official information Of relief
phia to Cuban ports, the Spanish Consul at Phila-
delPhia having reported the total OF
cholera from this section since the 21st OF Novem-
only when the vesseI bnngs 7ueAr pnf OF -ne41tn
and has had no cholera deaths during her passage.
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Western News.

Fort LARAMIE, NEBRASKA, January 7.-On the
morning Of the 1st party Of one hundred and
Office at Sweetwater Bridge and killed and scalped
Calicotte, the operator, and burned the station
There were three soldiers with him; one was found
dead, the others have not been heard from. The
Cheyennes heretofore have been peacefuI. Their
taking the war path with tho Sioux will make it
much worse for the small number Of troops in this
territory. An expedition had started from Lara
mic a few days ago to punish the Inlians who
committed the massacre nf Fort Phil Kearney r,
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% FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLES
ToN-cHAHrEsToa. Deosnber %, tsss.-An Election nbr
SEVEN DIRECTORS to serve for the next ensuing year.
win be held at the Banking Han ON Tusaday ths sth Of
JaHuary. 4; r.3 f4a
Polls open from 10 o'clock A. M. until 2. NJ
December 81 1nstu3 WIN. @. BRERsR Caahter
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a5- ESSRS. S:-PIEAsE AN
NoUNCE that Dr. JOHN F. PoppENHE1M will ho
candidate for the sheralty Charleston District at
the election for that Office tuths3s 1o,,,
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~AUDToR's OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY. CHARLESTON, DECEMBER
%, 1ss6-An interest the Funded Debt Of the Com
pany payable By Coupons the 1st OF January 1857
VIII be paid presentation at the Auditors Office in
John-street, on or after tho Sd proxino.
December % ]. R. EMERY Auditor
u.'fas EaA4.E I.4E tMAE1IG u! F! uvAIJ. .PERSQNa
HOWARD will present them, duly attested, and all per-
sons indebted thereto win make payment to
8. L. HOWARD,
November 26 Qualified Executor.
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NEW YORK, January Mayor Hoffman's mes-
sage, delivered to-day to Common Council, states
that the funded debt Of city and county is nearly
$s1, 600 OOOa decrease Of Ss55 900 from previous
year. It is wen secured There is besides tenn
porary city and county debt OF about s. 0QO O00--a
deorease Of 81 100 Q00 from previous year. The tax
levy amounts to nearly 81 900 000 and is ON ba-
sis OF $40 per cent, while in 1865 It wss 90 100
per csnt. The balance Of the message is only Of
local interest, '1& H.0f .7Es r. ~ 4. "A D
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January 8

oar ~NoTICE-SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD coMPANY.--Pursuant to the provi-
siona Of the Act of Incorporation meeting Of the Sub
scraoers to the Capital Stock OF this Company sx Thous-
aud Shares having been subscribed and paid n) be
holden at tho Planters and Mechanics Bank Building
East Bay Thursday tho 10th day OF january at IL
o'clock. NJ for the purpose Of complete organization
OF said Company aud for the election Of DIRECTOR to
serve for ono year. until another election shall be
made. .....
GEO. W. wHLIAMs,o "Na
J. R. BOYLSTON,
VIM. s. HASTE, Trustees
JOHN 8. RYAN, .."
F. T. WILLIS ""....U U.."
January 8 ..' #
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,FInanctal Statement.

+ New YonH, January 7.-The Bank statenaenb
the decrease is sssOsaO. The circular increase
Is $95, ,258. Depoats increase, 81, ,702, ,27A Legal
tender increase, g. O254 The import Of specie
for the week is $12 238 sv> W 1-ssf 5;@
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%WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ WHITING, Esq. as . candidate for sheriff of
Charleston (JudidaD DISTRICT at the next election.
Sar,tar11oar 10 ----- --.-.
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New York city Finances

LoU1Bvu1LE January 6.-Judge Ballard decides
that pardon for violation of the Revenue I.awl
does not remit tho informer's interest in the fine
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w MAGIC INK (PATENTED).-Wu
write In all colors and shades of one bottle and with
one ink; Is unsurpassed for hncy and ornamental
writings Price, 81 boz. free by mail The tsds sup
Piled Address @ g. II CORDOvA. IA
No. 90 William R1eet, New York.
December n thatu9mn
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aE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLIE

~ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLIE
TON DlsTR1oT-By r. ALLAN WILLIS, Esquire.
ordinary-wheseaa BENZ. STOKES; Commissioners in
Equity made suit to me to grant him Letters Of Ad-
nainistraon Of the dereet estns and escta Of JOHN
GARRIs: These are therefore, to oite and adoniah an
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the mid JoHx
GARRrs *e Coletan District dsceased that tasy beand
appea before me- in tho Court Of Ornary 70 be held 1t
Walterboro on the hoentytouyh gay Of Jeaus5y Hsrt
afsr publication hereof at Ii O'Clock IN the eenoon
TO ahow cause, any they have, why tho aaid Admir-
tstration should not DO granted. G.a&G4
Given under my hand this fourteenth day Of DecenboE
Ammo Do1nint 1885 B. ALLAN WILLIS,
December 1s tu8 O. d
aTAWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-OID EYES
made nsw. without apectacles, Doctor Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed fee receipt OF ton cents. Address
E. B. FoOTE, NJ. D., No nso Broadway, Nsw York-
November 9 #..a.l s-5as5r g..4 @s@a&@4 y s8%.
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HFKALMIA MILLS MANUFACTURING COM
PANY-The BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the Capital
Stock Of th1a Company VIII be opened ". c. COURT
NEY CO.'S OFFICE, No. Boyces Wharf. On January
1st 1857, and continue open for one month. Informs
ton respecting the condition Of the Company will be
fnrniahed all parties deairng to forward this tnpor
tant work. E. L. KERRIsoN,
Secretary and Treasurer Kalrnta Mills.
December q M thatu1n.o
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%MEssRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. NJ. MANIaAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. CITIZEN.
NoYepnbar at1,
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faOoNCE tnat III. JOHN f. POPPENHEINf will ho
candidate for the sheriaty Of Charleston District at
| the election for that Office tuths3* Ja,u,,. .
sS ALL CLAIMS AGAINST SCHR. MAG
NoLIA AND OWNERS, CHASE master. must be render
Cd at our oface before IL o'clock noon ToMorrow 9Th
inst. OF they will be debarred payment
J. A. ENsLow & CO.,
Januarys q No u, Fast nav "
a%NOTIOE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM lM H. DOUGLAS, now residing at No. King
street, and carrying the retail business give notice
mat IN one month from the date hereof will set az
soLE TRADER KATE DOUGLAS.
1ANoAaY efn, 1867 limo January
nSsoCIETY HILL AND DMARLBoROBRDaE
CoMPANY-The subscriber viii receive BIDS until tho
LIST February for BUILDING THE sUPERsTRUCTURE
OF THE BRIDGE across the Pee Dee River at Society
Plans and Specifications may be at my Office
at Society Hill until tho day above named
@@3 G. W. EARLE,
.""..o" Engineer and Architect.
JANUARY D tnth
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aB BOARD OF FIREMASTERs AN ELEo-
TON for CLERK AND SUPERINTENDENT and
PUMP CONTRACTOR for Upper and Lower Wards VIII
be held at the regular meeting Of the Board 10th
Applicants viii hand in their letters sefore that
time ".0 B. y: Str BET.
January s 10 Clerk and Superintendent
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81 ARI1FlC1AI ExE8.-ART1EIClAI HU-
MAN EYES nnads to order and inserted by ORA 2.
BAUCH and P. GOUaLEMANN t6ormsrIy employed BY
Ro1asoaxxAu, lParis9, 30. $50 Broadvxy, Now York
Apzl ID 5rs- a. .ts9i 49, --'s :1yr !.
wCoIGATES HONEY sOAP.-THIs CElR-
BRATED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand, In
1sde from the choicest matsTdals, 10 mild and enna1-
lisxt In its NATURE ffagrEnffy scented, and ex-
trerely beneAetal In ita sctdon upon szs sAfn FOR
sale by an Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February -a-..!.%t.- " ,&7 "A, Tyr
sB HALLS VEGETABLE arCHLAN HATR
RENEWER REHEws TEE HA1R. 3s5
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE-
n NEWER :
Restores gray hatr TO the original colcs a.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE-
Prevents thshair npm fa1nae oa
FALLS VEGETABLE mOIIAM HAIR RR-
NJ NEWER i,s;.
@ | Mates tbs hair soft eud aloaay y
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RR;
NEWER IN !
&S Doas not stain the aktn.
HALLS VEGETABLE HCILIAN HArR BE
3sS> NEWER <' !:
Has proved itsek The best prparatton f= ths hir e,
presented 70 the rnhtc. Prics u.
For sale by Al druggists Wholesale BY
KING a CASSIDEY, s :
Mazeh Is tuasfs " cHAHIR RsToN.
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-Lon1svflIe News.

The eConstatutionnl Amendment I'm Missouri.
+ ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, January 6.-The Amendment
passed the Senate to-day by vote OF 26 to s. ). 3
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Californtn Itauos,

SAN FRANCISCO, January 5.-Samples Of Califor-
MIA and Arizona salt are to be sent to the Paris
Exposition. Ur%
Gen. Charles Wilson, prominent lawyer, has
shot himself in the head, but maintained, with his
last breath, that the shot was accidental.
SIX Thousand pounds Of Soa Island Cotton for
Honolulu arrived, route for Liverpool. s
The imports Of California for the year are four
teen millions; exports seventeen and one-quarter
millions, exclusive Of forty-four millions treasure
Ipent account. WV ---
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s% COMMISSIONERS OF MARKETS, JANU-
AIRY Sd, 1ee7The Commissioners Of Markets will elect
on Aodoy 14h instant the following officers for the
ensuing year I#
Chief Clerk '.u ~ ...'.. #.
Assistant Clerk Of Centre Market .".u#0#.
Assistant Clerk OF Upper Market
VIZ Clerk Of Weights and Measures ..I. ".l. ..
Public Weigher at Market Street Scales
Public Weighcr ut Calhoun Street Scales.
Applications will be left on or before the above data
WILLIAM KIRKWOoD,
oecemoerA Chief Clerk.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND January IA resolution, offered in
the House Of Delegates. that the Constitutional
Amendment be not ratified, was referred to the
motion to suspend the rules for its a Immediate M
consideration. .a@N40 .g e 9 @ I0%st
The River is still closed with ice.
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New York News.

NEW YoRK, January 7.-Charles Summer, for
merly an orderly sergeant in DeKa1b's regiment,
committed suicide on account of the want Of en-
ployment He leaves wife and four children des-
titute. IA. .- 5 AZ
Ata Convention of the Manhattan Circles, James
Stephens was denounced as an exploded humbug.
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rrt. Cabinet. %H
WASHINGTON, january THE Veto Message
meets with she hearty approval oa the whole Cab!-
tutionaliSy. E! l4-% 1f. .--
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prerogatives the constant necessity Of serutini1-
ing the acts OF each, npon the srplcationa Of any
private person, and tho painful duty Of pronounc-
from the law or Constitution, can have no tendency
to conciliate kindness or nourish influence.
It must seem, therefore that some additional
cessary to protect this department from the a5so-
lutte domination Of the others. Yet rarely have
ynsdss sqsd snaSas Ss Ra agBgsd ggs sna s@
nacity which demonstrates how slow popular lead
are to intrs sduee checks upon their own power,
9Y 8 9E se the S ter
any department. Of the Government has undue,in-
auence or absorbing power, .it certainly has not
In addition to what has been said by these dis
tinguished writer's, It may also be urged that the
dominant power in each House may, by the e1pul-
exclusion from representation Of requisite num-
Der Of States, reduce the minority to less than one
third Cong ess, by this;neans, might be enabled
the contrary Notwithstanding, which would render
impotant the other two depar rtnents o. the Cow
eminent, and make imperative the wholesome and
trainers Of the Constitution ahould be e1arted By
them. This would be practical concentration Of
ali power in tho Congress Of The United Btatas.
tion 81 Independence, would IS ppscisely tie daa-
milton Of destotic government. $s:s ~,
4 have prefcrred 70 reproduce these teaehingsso Of
the early and later days OF the; Republic, raaher
than to rely simply upon an expression Of my own
opinions, We cannos too ostsn recur them, es-
pscally at . conjuncture like the present. Their
application to our actnHf oondi Hon Is 30 apparent
that they now come to EuB asa LIVING voice, to be
ous period of our history. III S &s
We have been, ana are yet, ii the midat o4 popu
lar commotion, The passions aroused by e great
civil war are stn dominant. It is not q time e.
vornble to that calm and deliberate iudment which
Is the only safeguard when radical changes in on,
institutions are to be made. Tho measure nov
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LIVERPOOL, January Noon Cotton quiet to-
day, and sales estimated at TO- 800 bales; Mddling
Uplands 15d. CGnso{a for anoney 90s. Five-twen-
Shares 90. - Inn -,7-@ :
LONDON. 7 P. -consols sog; Elves, 70; I'LL
nois 80; Fries, 48. g '~