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METHODIST episcopal CHuRcH-THE Pro-
POSED CHANGES ~ TIE DIsCIPLINE.-1he
itoting up Of the vote shows: For change
OF name, l,t49; against change OF name,
tlS; for lay delegation, 1861; against lay
delegation, 400.
Lay delegation lacks s. votes to make
TIA law, aud there are 500 votes to be
overcome 10 effect a change in the name
OF the church.
The Baltimore Conference is the only
one now TO vote, and il Is not probable that
the result will be materially altered 10y the
vote Of that Conference. Both measures
theSgiore may be considered as lost Rich.
mond Christian hdUocate.
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European News By the Cable.

LONDON, January S.-Advices from Hong
Kong state that the French fleet in Corea is
about 10 leave those waters for the winter,
without being able TO obtain adequate redress
from Cochin China.
MANCHESTER, January s.-The manufactu.
ring interests are dull, aud orders limited.
HIiddliug upiands, I'D.
LIVERPOOL, January s-Evsning Bread
stuTs quiet. Corn a2s Gli2s. Sd. per quarter.
LONDON, January S. Evening. - Consols
closed firm ct Oh for money.
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"fCOnf dentiul.1
"NAsHvILLE, November "a

" To Hon. ". Blair, Postmaster General:
81 hope that the President will not be
committed to the proposition of States re-
lapsing into territories and held as such. II
he steers clear OF this extreme, his cleo
ton to the next Presidency is without a
reasonable doubt. / expected to have
been in Washington before this time, when
| could have conversed freely and fully
with reference to the policy to be adopted
by the Government; but it has been i'm
possible for me TO leave Nashville. lwill
lie there soon. The institution Of slavery
is gone, and there is no good reason now
for destroying the States to bring about the
destruction OF slavery.
"(Signcd) ANDREW JOHNSON,
"Miitary Governor"
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The PRESIDENTS CoNsIsTENcr.-While
no was military governor of Tennessee,
during the late war, Andrew johnson sent
the following telegram to Hon. Montgomery
Blair, then Postmaster General, who read
it at the 9Th of January celebration in
Washington:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RIcxosp, Va, January 9, 1857
Our market opened quite animated this
morning, and the offerings were taken freely
by the trade ut good prices. Below we give
the transactions. Twenty five hogsheads,
tierces, and boxes opened and sold rs follows
New Tugs, common, $3.50 to $3.50; good, SO
to 81 new leaf, common, 81 10 IS; good, 80 TO
sl5: fancy common, Sl5 to $2j; fancy good,
$50 to $3.50.
Eight of the above tierces were one crop OF
medium to good fancy. and were sold by
Messrs u. 7. Williams 4 Co. 1t anaverase OF
Si5 per hundred weight.
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THE FIRE AT NoRFoLK.-The following
are among the sufferers: Ludlow 4 Viii
son, druggists, insured, $1,000; Tip-T"p
Liquor Store, $4,000; Vickers & Go ,
booksellers, $4,000. The banking house
OF Chamberlain s. Bro. was totally destroy
ed; loss, 5000. A. G. Newton lost fur
nitur and liquors valued at s3O,ooo, upon
which Inc had an Insurance OF Slj,000. 1t
is thought the loss in each case WILDE fully
covered by insurance, as the damage Is
but partial.
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RApICALIsN.-It is reported by the
Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Gazette that Thad. Stevens took $780,
900 with him to Harrisburg for the pur-
pose of securing his election to the United
StataS Sepata
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su~~., Com;uy n the United States

WAsHrSGroS, January e.-Secretary "eiies
has received, per cable, u telegram from Nd.
miral Goldsborough, commanding the Euro.
peau squadron, announcing the departure OF
the steamer Swatara yesterday for the uniteo
States, with Snrratt on board. She win reach
here about the last Of January. h'f
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tn. New York sena,or-The Excise Law.

The New York Senator-The Excise Law.
New YoRK, January "A telegram from
Albany says that Roscoe Conkling has the best
nance for United States Senatorship from
This State.
The constitutionality of the New York ef-
else law is TO be tested in the New York Su-
preme Court Seventeen liguor-sellers In
Kings county have just been convicted IN
lnr
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The Illinois Senator.

wAsuIyGroS, January 9.-Private advices
received here are conflicting rs to the success
Of Mr Trumbull or General Palmer for the
Illinois senatorship. The friends Of both
claim their success.
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American Vessels under the British Flag.
New York, Januaryp The Express publishes
, list OF log American essels Of all sorts which
were put under the British flag or sold abroad
during the war, and says during the five years
,O6l vessels were thus transferred.
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Stenhena In New York.

New YORK, January 8.-The hish-A.
rican states positively that Stephens is IN
this city, and hints that he will probably
attempt to escape to France in the Persia
next SATURDAY..
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DEATH or Az EDiTOR.-We are called
upon 10 record the death of Mr.. Nathan
TAFT, editor Of the Buckhannon Republican,
on "Wednesday night. Mr.. Taft had been
addicted 10 strong drink, and died OF de-
lvfum temsas.- W1ssling IntslligsncW.
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TrruErLLs DtFEAT ASSURED. Senator
Trumhn,!'- fidelity TO RAdicaliSm is not
likely To be recorded. Dispatches received
from Springfield to-day state that he has
no chance o. being Re elected to the Senate.
He is charged with being At heart Con-
sentative. World.
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GENERAL GRANT IN FAVOR OF NEGRO
SrrrRAGE.- When the Arkansas deicga-
tiou called upon him, he told them /" 90
home and adopt the constitutional amend
ne It Immediately, and after they had done
that to pass bill giving suffrage to all per
sons without regard to color. He has used
similar language To others from the rebel
States within the last six weeks Wash
iIcgton Corrc>p1mlDnce Ne,r York Tribune.
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Rejection of the Constitutional Amendment by


FRASKFoRT, KT., Jauudry s.-The constitu-
tional amendment was rejected by the Lcgis-
lature to day by the following decided vote
House, 81 nays TO 20 ayes; Senate, "a nays to
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Sale Of n Railroad.

CrscIsSArI, January s.-The Ohio and Mis-
sissippi railroad was sold to-day. 1t sold fol
81 ,0oo, 900 over and above the first mortgage
bonds
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Vira I'm Wilmington. Del.

WILNINGroN, DEL, January THE ex-
tensive steam saw-mill of A. J. Barrett *
Sons, in this city, was totally destroyed by
Ere on Saturday. Loss, $4,000; insured
in the city companies for $4,000.
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Action OF the Maine Legislature on Currency.
AUGUSTA, ME-, January 9-The Legislature
has voted 10 continue the suspension of specie
payment till April Is, 1868.
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Terrible Accident Burning of n Jail and
Twenty.two of the Prisoners.

CHARLESTON, s. c., January s.-Advices
from Kingston, S. c., say the Jail there was
burnt night before last. twenty-five of the
inmates (negroesJ persisted in the flames.
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NEW VIRGINIA BACON, just re.
STEVENS 4 PEGRAM,
TAI Gil Broad street.
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j. n. GRESHAM
l.. G. CRUMP,
January !, 1887. N. X. 6AVAOk.

In retiring from the concern Of Gresham Har.
vey, desire to return my sincere thanks 10 my
friends for the liberal patronage extended 10 the
late hrm. and request continuation of he same 70
the new concern OF GRESHAM, CRUMP Co
Ia a-lw u. hAhVBI.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, January S.-Tobacco, s58
a.. so for common leaf, and $747. so for medium
and fair leaf. Sugar, fair, lo&c.; prime to
choice, llaIl2hc. Molasses, fair, 65c.; prime
to choice, 6s070c. Cotton low middling,
slHGs2hc.; middling, S3hc. sales of 400
bales receipts, 1919 bales; cleared, 6,ll2
bales stock, 2ol ,2s9 bales. Gold, l3ih.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

The LONDON MONEY MARKrr--Loxpos. Dec. So
Evening. -Consols closed at 02x o2k for money.
American securities closed ct the following rates.
United states fve.twenty bonds. TAX; Illinois Central
Railway shares. 88A; Erie Railway shares, ASK.
FRANKFORT BoURsE -FRANKFoRr, Dec 30-Evening.-
United States bonds are quoted At 76k 76 for the
issue Of 1892
LIVERPOOL CorTox MARKEr-IvERrooI, Dec. 30
Evening.-The cotton market closed firm at the follow
ing authorized quotations -Middling uplands, 7Hd
mddng Orleans 735d The sales OF the day exceed the
noon extimate BY 1900 baes-foong up ~ 600 bales
The total stock OF cotton at designed FOR this port Is
estimated 900 bales OF which 10000 tales
American. The shipments from Bombay since the LIST
of August last amount TO 7s, 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTurrs MARKET.-LIvERpoor, Dec. 30
Evening. Corn, ass Cd. for mixed Western. Wheat
los for white California and l3s 3D. for No. Mlwau
kee red Barley, 6s 3d. for American Oats &c. Sd. for
American. Peas, 46s. for Canadian.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET. -IIvERrooL, Dec 80
Evening.-Bacon has advanced to AS per cwt for
Cumberland cut. Beef, 112s for winter cured. Pork,
CTS. Cd. Lard sos. Cheese, 52s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCES MARKET Dec 30
Evening steady 25s 3d. for No. IL Dutch stand
ard. Rosin-Common declined to g.. medium steady
at lis. IaloY 43s. Cd. Turpentine, 27s Petroleum,
g. for spirits and Is S1sd for refined Coverseed 46s
LONDON MARKErs.-LoSDoN, Dec. 30-Evening. Whale
oil has declined to cas- per $50 gallons and sperm oil TO
fllO per ton. Lnseed, fl0 l0s for crude Calcutta.
Llnseed Oil, E37.
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lrrom the RlersyIne ans PlaIndealer. psc. "a.

from the Bisssvilis Qil Piaindealer. Dec 2sl
On Friday last about dusk, MIR FuIsf and hs daugh-
ter young lady In lower part OF the house
Mr.. Fuller beng engaged 10 cutting up some meat
whom four entered from the outside. Mr. Fuller
babe them good evening" and asked them 10 bs ssaicd
AZ this Of them advanced towards them and briefly
announced that their object coming there was 70 release
q certain prisoner by tho OF Gallagher Mr. Fuller
expressed surprise ~ the avowed object Of their
visit, and requested that they would not harm
his family. They interrupted him hy asking fer
the keys, he gave them the shacke keys The key 70
the cell they took from nail In tbe room. hm Fuller
started 10 90 up staIrp whom one Of the men named
Hall pointed revolver ~ her. shaking hs bead ~ die
approval A The men turned 70 80 70 the cell IN which
Gallagher s confined Fuller aad his daughter passed
out followed by one OF the party who - he closed the
door, locked ~ Immsdislely atsrwards a. the other
three approached Gsllaahsrs csii no DRIED out Look
out for yourssivss AZ they turned 70 ny they were
greeted BY aunbsr 0f shots which stretched Hal on
The neor ocrpo& ana another named Ritsnhouse was
badly, u 10 lksoahS fatally, wounded The third wns
secured asr rscSivipr psrsusdsr In the shape Of Mr.
Meade's nst fhe one VINO remained outside ned 6tef
nrns cortls Of ssoss iao tbs room be had iuss lst
ed is Hiltss large.
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SINGULAR AND BRUTAL MURDER IN IOWA.
From tho Dubuque uowa, Herald, Dec. e5

from tho Dubuque (lowal Herald, Dec. c5.1
A brutal murder committed in Humboldt county
Wednesday Of last week. farmer residing near Dako
tab an Englishman named James, time ago was
notified that he had fallen heir to large fortune In the
old country He o. went TO England 10 take pos
session OF his property. Some two three weeks ago
be returned and since that time has been considered
whore he had boon making purchases OF his winter sup
plies TO 20 homo. An hshman named Mccormack,
who had been working the railroad, asked 70 be al
lowed TO ride rs far a. Dskotah, whore he had .
brothes-in.law whom he wished 70 visit. The
old man readily consented, and they started.
"wednesday afternoon the body OF James found In
tho road about sixteen miles from Fort Dodge and the
team standing near by. HIS head vas frightfuiy mu-
tated, the brains having been beaten out apparently
with club Suspicion 81 once fastened upon McCor-
mick a. the murderer. He traced to'his brother
in-IAw's house and there found quietly espng In his
bed. In his Possession vas found about $500 In
lie insurance for $1,000 made out 70 ths murdered
man, eli the properly OF James. 80 indignant the
citizens that they proposed 70 lynch the boodthirsy
scoundre once and they got 20 far - 20 put rope
about his neck. Bot better counsc, prevailed
and II was determined 10 leave him 70 the
OF tho law. Mccormick confessed that hs murdered
james TO get possession Of hrs money. He said he de-
manded the money and the old man refusing 10 give IL
70 him he hit him the head with bedpost IN the
wagon The murderer 70 represented a. having taken
the arrest very cooy and manifested no remore for
his crime. James, the murdered man. was about any
i've sixty years Of age, quiet AID inoEensve man.
Mccormick was taken 70 Fort Dodge for safe keeping
Friday by Deputy sheriff George hcCyawley Of Hum
bold, county. but the jail not doomed he
taken 10 Dos holpes and lodged In the jail Of Polk
county.
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To TUE EDITOR or THE HxfAIp: /.
Under the above heading brsf paragraph appeared
IN your journal four Ave days ago. segregated from
the correspondence Of Cincinnati paper" which closed
40 follows:-
The same writer tells, in connection this story OF
Longfellow and Bulwer:-Longfeliow visited london
when he young and comparatively obscure He
bore letter OF Introduction BuIwer from Louis Gay.
lord Clark Calling al Buiwer's residence he met the
novelist upon the steps just going out and there pre-
scnted his ioser Bulwer barely glanced at the sigma
ture said testify, "Mr Clark has such acquaintance
with authorizes him to introduce any one, and
then coolly walked away.
The only letter which ever wrote 10 MI Bulwer was
ono informing him OF the death of my twin brother
willis Gaylord Clark which occurred In June ls4i and
70 which received reply couched In terms Of apps-
rsnsiy unaffected coincidence and lamenting tho too
carly death Of 'post OF true genius whose writings
had elected his warm admiration and with whom his
cpistolary correspondence had been gratifying -
All this knew, for bad perused several letters which
my brother had received from Mr. Bulwer expressing
the same sentimental The letter OF introduction referred
to was written BY my brother and treated with an
inatention which certainly discourtsous, both 10
the writer and TO the hearer who was his personal
friend and admrsr but never heard that It's reception
accompanied by any such remarks TO the former
which are attributed In the extract 10 Mr.. Bulwer. n
this be So after reading the foregoing statement Of
facts, every gentleman can make his own comment
Asto Mr. Dickens trsa,menvof American letters Of
introduction, can only speak from ny own experience
1oncs gaze our Trend William ~ Dempuer the charming
Scottish vocalist letter 10 him, which honored By
"a immediate call upon the bearer and invitation 70
dinner the next day sunday ~ his town residence
Tavistock House. Tavisscck square, whore he had the
pleasure 10 meet the Howisss, wilkis CouinA the
Brownipgs and other literary cssbrtss and the pleas
urs psessnt and consequently Afforded hy this inscduc-
ton, I have reason 70 know, vas mutual V al
parties. A the same time the same genial
and accomplished artist bore > letter from
me 70 Mr. Tsnnyson. ! had read the '1dAy Queen" 70
hs he'd - 4 . mast .ssssIvs music Hs dsacsisd
the tCantaav 10 me aad made me bic hrst auditor -
10 ''prvAts ereeutiohrI We wsre both anxious that
rave the composer The dssenaed letter Of nrod ucton
The peel laureate received Mr. psmpetsy mosi kindly
heard hin sng his own touching poem With great
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LOUISIANA.

The observation-disclosures of Several Articles
Of the New Constitution.
NKw ORLEANS, Dec. go 1867.
In the Convention to-day the second article Of tho
Constitution, which adopted Saturday was re-
considered and Judge Tsaferos proposition that the
citizens Of the shall allegiance to the United
States which shall be paramount 70 that which they
DIVE the State, Incorporated therein after
much discussion. Article three, a. adopted, de-
FLARES that there shall never BE- any slavery
nor involuntary servitude this state except - pun
bshment for crime Article four declares the liberty OF
NE press and speech. Article ave declares that the
Eight Of the people in peace assemble and petition the
4overnmeni shall never DO abridged Articles six and
Seven rchearsAs OF the common law for the punish
Smsns Of CRIME. The concluding paragraph OF article
Ssven says-The privileges Of the writ Of hsbeas cor
vus shall not Do suspended"
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photographic NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

F r Q M

EapeIeon's Romnn Conference Plan Again In
Eavor-The Great Powers Moving Towards
= Meeting -Ituly Ghs Cause of Delay.
LoSDos, Dec. so, 1867.
q seems that the great Powers Of Europe have deter
insd 70 ask Of the Emperor Louis Napoleon the basis
hf the Conference 70 which they have been invited BY
him. ana through which France seeks 70 negotiate
treaty for the settlement OF the troubles Of Italy.
n l. stated that the Inability ofGensral Msnabrea,
ne Prime Minister OF Italy, 10 reconstruct his Ministry
y the principal Of the delay in perectng the
Sraagsmsnts for the meeting OF the Conference.
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CALIFORNIA.

Anothcr China steamship Observation-Disclosures
and Mining Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %, 1867.
The sailing or the steamship Montana, with the mails
ana passengers for New York, has been postponed
account Of the non arrival or the steamship China
and Japan, overdue.
sailed-ships Plattbrek for Falmouth, and S. Marks
4or Liverpool
Flour and wheat are unchanged. Mining stocks
nuoted az follows Hale 4 Norcross, $40; Yellow
Jacket S770 Crown Point 500: Cholar $685. Belcher,
tl34; Ophir 500; Kentucky. $3.50 Imperial $l6S; Saw
Sgs, SIG; 0verman, 500. Legal tenders, S5c.
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CUBA.

Commercial and Marine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Vessels Ashore mt HAVANA.
HAVANA, Dec. 80, 1857.
Sugar s quoted to-day At reals for No. II, D s. |:
nour Sl3 per Dbl potatoes, 81 IS
Exchange on London l2k 12X per cent premium:
bn New York. currency, short sight, 22s % per cent
Discount; gold, long sight, Il al per cent premium
bhort sight. Q per cent premium.
e The Eneiish ship War Cloud, from Liverpool, with
Cargo coal ashore entrance of the harbor
Her ~ being lghtered away, and It Is expected
chat sho will be saved.
Sailed steamers Juniaa for New Orleans Star Of the
Union. for Philadelphia
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The Roman Conference Pian-EIonor 20 tho
: Chief Commissioner Of tho Exhibition.
PARIS, Dec 80, 1857
mo Rutrie In editorial this morning, earnestly do
ounoes those who that the Conference 70 which
ne government Of France has invited the other
European Powers for the settlement Of the Roman
question has been abandoned.
n. Pierre @. +. Ls Play. the distinguished French
engineer, who the head Of the Imperial Commits
zion Of the Universal Exposition. has been made Sen
Ator Of France BY imperial decree. which y pub
pshsd IN the Aoniteuy to-day.
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speculation to the SANTANA Negotiations
Personal Intelligence.
HAVANA. Dec. 30, 1867.
and speculation prevailed there regard to the visit Of
The Dominican Commissioner to the United States with
The object supposed Of Offering the harbor Of
Banana for SALE But nothing definite known there
Of the real Intentions Of tho Dominican government
Captain Cooper, the director OF the English Mail
eteamship Company, bad arrived at Kingston.
Lord Lyttleton continued to meet with the most
dial reception from the people.
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NEW YORK.


Protection Of American Citizens Abr0nd-In-
disnatIsn Meeting In Utica.
\ UREA, Dec. 80, 1867.
10 O'Clock r. N. !
large and enthusiastic meeting Of citizens Of Utica
was held at tho City Hall this evening" TO take into con-
sideration the rights OF American citizens abroad
Mayor Wilson presided with . large number Of vice
presidentx Strong speeches were made by BY Msmra
The resolutions adopted were bold and
spirited One Is to the effect that II the
Executive and Congress fail TO vudicate the right
OF American citizenship they cowardly and mbe.
Gle and unworthy 10 administer the affairs Of govern
ment
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The Cunard mail steamship Africa vii leave Bosts9
On Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close in this CITY q Q
quarter past one and hapast i've O'Clock on Tuesday
afternoon.
The NEW YoRK STANDARDIZATION for Europs-wiil -
ready at halt. past ten O'Clock in the morning
Single copies, in wrappers. ready for mailing. siu
ccnts
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Drowning Casualties at London and Brant-
ford.
BRASTFoEp. Dec. 80, 1857
Two young persons, named Amelia woodyatt and
1homas Shaw, aged eighteen years respectively. were
drowned in the Saturday while skating. Thor
Mis- Xdss.sas corps while crossing tho Thames river
d London mornings fell through tne ics and was
drowned.
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known before how much there was In M and invited
him to spend few days with him his residence in
the Isle OF Wight, which he did, anAon second visit
TO England again revisited H. at the poets solicitation
My introductory" experience abr0aA sshath this
exient-po more" Respectfully yours,
A. GAYfORD At ApW
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TENNESSEE.


Snow Storm In Nashville.
NASHVILLE. Dec 80, 1867
One Of the heaviest storms ever known In this
section commenced last night and has continued with
inches deep and drifting furiously. Tho street cars
have stopped running.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona win sail from this port On
Tuesday for Aspinwall.
Tho mails for Central America and the SouSh. Paciao
will close at half-pas ten O'Clock In the morning.%
The NEw YoRg Naturalization for the Pacnt t>HIu
be ready At half-past nine In the morning
Single copies, IN wrappers, for mailing six cent?
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IRELAND.

Feuian Plumber Of Arms I'm Cork.
Cork Dec. 80 1867.
= Last night gunshop In this city broken into By
tarty Of eight men and rined Of its contenta
A considerable quantity Of arms and ammunition vas
Deeursd By robbers who undoubtedly FenisnS
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Encouragement Among the Planters.
CHAMBroS Dec. 80, 1867.
zach encouragement felt here owing TO tho accounts
received from Warrington representing the probability
q congrsss.onal aid 70 the planting interest