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New York Stock Market.

NEW FORK, Jan. 10.
Gold, elossd yeak at 1854, the amount
Of eash gold Cd thestfeet being steadily
augmented by gold sales.
Governments firm; coupons of 81
l0aa4; do of 90 107ias; do Of "a 1O5ia6;
do of '65 io6isas 'l0-<0s 99ialO0.
Stocks heavy and at the last open
board la2 per cent lower; at the close
tho market was excited and the tenden-
% downward; ME- Central 107at; Erie
GIT; Mich. Southern III; Pittsburg 8si;
Rock Island 9eia99; Northwestern 40ta
Al; preferred Tiss; Fort Wayne 95ia5;
lSi.s H1e SssI4si fsiss Ss1 Eta
At the mining board: Consolidated
c5fss6 s Ssfs seii IL up e 3, but
afterwards fell off to 6 20; Gold Hill
fm at l36as8o, Ind sold largely; other
changes not important. ~
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(SIDER VINEGAR Ht
\ 80 barrels, very hno and strong, just reeeiv.
cd and for sale BY n REILLY.
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TriaI for Murder.

CHARLESTON, Jan. l9.-The trial of a
negro named Horace Greeley, for the
murder of Rhett, began to-day. 1t is
the first capital case tried under the
new code. The court assigned United
States Senator Campbell and other emf
nent counsel to defend the prisoner
The evidence for prosecution was given
chiefly BY negroes, and the conclusion
of the prisoners guilt will be given by
the iury tomorrow. The trial excites
much interest, and the court room was
crowded. The prisoner made state
ment ON the witness stand.
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New. Arrnaxsmen,-suieiae.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 17.-Mr. NJ. Hal
stead, publishes in this mornings Com
mercial full particulars of the new ar.
raugement between the Western Associ-
ated Prass and the Western Union Tel.
egraph Company, for obtaining news
reports.
A man named A. b. Masoner, of Ken
tncky, committed suicide. at the Spen
Ger House last night by taking NOR
/ lnlae. = E.a..E. --H = =
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power or authority for this Dill, abso-
iutely none. Its provisions were false in
theory and in fact, and as destructive
of the Federal power as Of the States,
there never was more abomnible doc
trine than that which asserted the right
of the Government TO hold the late re-
bellious States rs conquered territory.
II persistedyin and scquiescd in by the
people it would overthrow the Repub-
lie and establish . despotism on its
ruins. ..., II 49, -.
Mr.. Randall, from committee on Cur
rency, reported . bill to authorize the
issue of treasury notes not bearing in
terest, to be used in providing q sink
ing fund for the extinguishment Of the
national debt. 1t was ordered to be
printed aud recommitted. Recess until
half past seven.
EVENING SESSION. ,- =.
Not many present. Messrs. Warner
and Henderson spoke in favor at the
Reconstruction bill.
Mr.. Clarke, of Ohio, made . speech
ON the financial question, arguiug
against the contraction Of the currency.
He protested himself an enemy Of Ma
tional Banks, but he bald that instead
of the Government paying eighteen
million dollars year in gold to those
banks for the use of their paper money,
the Government should itself issue oil
the paper currency and continue to do
80 until the national debt is extin-
guished: If the Government were to
issue one thousand 2million dollars Of
currency and redeem its iRterest bear.
ing bonds to that amount, the annual
interest would be rednced sixty million
dollars in gold, and the debt would be
in rapid progress Of extinction.
Mr.. Aendal spoke On. the same sub
ject, contending that the treasury de-
partment shout DO feorgsnised by ,tAs
appointment Of s. board Of central q
four or five members, Including the Soc
Rotary of the Treasury, that AL baukA
State md NntioQat Should be abolished.
Adjourned, ias,f L.r,i Al s.ss
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R.ilr..d acknowledgements.

ALBANY, Jan 1s.-A bill passed the
Senate to-day requiring adjoining rail
roads of the same guage to pass freight
without breaking bulk; to sell passenger
tickets and check baggage through.
A bill has been introduced i'll the
Senate giving the sole right to lay cleo,
trio cables between this State and
France, to the International Atlantic
Telegraph Company, represented by
Charles C. Leigh and Charles Howard,
for twenty years, on certain conditions,
one of which is, that the line must be
in successful operation within two years.
ALBANY, Jan. 15.-Evidence taken to-
day before the House Railroad commit.
tee shows that four weeks before the
expiration of the term of the old Board
of Directors of the New York Central
road, they passed resolution giving
the Hudson River Railroad Company a
bonus of 100000 for the business OF
| the season, in addition to the usual pro
rate allowance OH freight cars over that
road. This resolution was rescinded by
the new Board of Directors few days
after their election. ...-s.
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New Orleans Market

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is.
Cotton higher; sales 5000 bales low
middling ut %, middling SO; receipts o.
the week 1880 bales againt $4,000 last
week; exports 3d. 300, stock 221, 900. SUI
gar lower; fair, lie. Molasses, common
so, prime to choice, 69a72. Flour, SUI
perfne sl1 50asl1 IS to Sl2a12 so. Corr
higher, at 81 l2aSl 20. Oats S5. Hay
firm at $50. Pork SIG so. Bacon, none
here. Lard advanced to 13al4. Wits
key and tobacco unchanged, discount
Ereights unchanged.
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FROM NEW YORK
The storm-The Excise Lnw-Arrcsi
for Forgcry-Reporis from the South
The Annexation Question i'm Can


for Forgcry-Reporis from the soufl
The Annexation Question i'm Can
ada.
New YORK, Jan. ia furious win
storm prevailed throughout last night
and the snow hereabOuts is drifted II
somelplaces to the heighth of eight feet
Tho excise law will be enforced &C
cordiny to it's full and strict interpre
II. tation to-day and hereafter.
John III. Grautf, lawyer, has beef
arrested on d charge of forgery to oh
tain back pay of deceased soldiers.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
says: The people of the South hay'
made up their minds to shake eft til,
inaction of the late few months ant
take hold of the vital questions OF thu
South vigorously.
There has been a decrease in the ne
gro population of Virginia amounting
to 10000
Information from North Carolina is to
the effect that n secret organization,
with revolutionary objects, exists Ill
Union county. Outrages of an aggra'
waited nature are being perpetrated on
pecroes in Wayne county, and Officers
of the law confess themselves afraid to
pursne the perpetrators with the RENE
dies provided by law.
The Times Montreal special says
The 'Rouge Reds" are indicating thelr
desire for annexation with less reserve
than formerly. The subject for discus
sion at the Institution Canadian this
evening is the question whether the
Banks proposition for the annexation
of Canada to the United States ought
to be effected. The principal Rouge
organ of this city refers to-day Will
approval to Il meeting of French Cana
dians i'm Detroit, at which DIR. Cadeaux
of Montreal, delivered lecture in favo
of annexation.
The aggregate of imports and export
during the wear 1866 was So ,392 ,35l, al
increase on 1868 of more than SlO,OOO,
coo.
The Times Washington special says
The New Orleans Riot committee hav
mostly completed their duty of exam
iuation, and will call but few more Wit
uesses. Several communications De
tween the civil and military authoritie
. in New Orleans, not previously put
lished, will be included i'll their report
Information received here from di
ferent sources, official and otherwls'
tends to the conclusion that majorit
of the western Indian tribes are ON tn
war path, ready for war of EXTERN
nation against the whites. Quite
number of deputations have gone frol
here to Omaha, and other western cite
expecting to be able to secure contrac
for furnishing supplies to troops whic
are being sent to the frontier.
Hon. e. r. Washburne, of lllinpi
will sail soon for Europe, intending
be absent about three months. he
said to be suffering from a spinal disea'
and goes for the purpose of obtainln
medical assistance.
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Railroad Dimcalties.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 1s.-For thirty
three hours there has been q great de
tention on the railroads. The greatest
difficulty is on the Pennsylvania Cen.
trail, on the Pittsburgh division. The
main difficulties ore between downing
ton and Philadelphia, the drifts being
from one to FIVE feet deep. The freight
train on the Pennsylvania Central road
were all taken off. Tonight all trains
are again running regular.
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Mr.. Edmunds replied briefly to the
remarks of Mr.. Sumner as to the neces-
sity for this amendment, and argued
against 1t. co..
Mr.. johnson regretted that Mr.. Sum-
ner in discussing the proposition, had
seen fit to allude to the President IN
which he was sure he would, upon re-
Election, see reason to regret. He (Sum-
ner) had said almost in words, that the
power of removal from office ought to
be taken from the President, because
he had proved himself an enemy of his
country, because he had proved himself
an usurper in this particular condition
of affairs, unknown to the Senate.
Mr.. johnson thought it was not prop
er for the Senator from Massachusetts,
to express the opinions he had just ex.
pressed and INDUCED in against the
President of the United States. A feso'
luton had been offered in the House OF
Representatives looking to the impeach-
ment of the President, and should be or
dered by the House. The Senate should
judge whether he was guilty or not.
What sort of trial would the Presi-
dent have were he 10 be impeachedi
The law law secures to every citizen,
where common law prevails, the right
of having fair tribunal to decide his
case. The honorable member from
Massachusetts, would be challenged fol
the cause. In what attitude would that
place him or others Of the United
States who would follow his example
without hearing q word in defense
\ Of the President without remembering
the past conduct of that officer, oonsid
cred, until lately at least, perfectly pat
riotic and as showing devotion to hi'
country OF most feryent character
Tie Senator from Massachusetts, charges
the President with bsing false to his
country. The Constitution of the Uni.
ted Ststes, which says that . charge OF
this Inscription rs to DC passea upon by
1.-THE Senate Of the United States, sup.
poses that every individual member Of
the Senate wonld bring to the consider
alton of that question mind - white
as paper upon which nothing II written
that nan inf1uancA his iud9meut Yet
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~ PUSvI tf'' rbl .-
Ok BARRELS no. . LARGE
50 barrels
50 halves. $50
10 drums Grand Bank large esdnsh, al
new, just received and for sale by
nov24 N. REILLY.
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New Xsrk Meney Market
I NV YORK. Jauuary le

NEW YORK, January IL.
Money market rather more active at
6s7 per cent. for call loans.
Sterling exchange quiet at 9ta9t in
gold for first class bankers bills.
American gold firmer, opening at 37i,
advancing to st, declining to 36l, and
closing ut 1864.
Government stocks shade higher.
Freights to Liverpool q shade irmer
apd quiet; yI,-EhI rETA T. -
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph TO the Register,l
Europeans Political and Commercial
News

Earopcnn Political and Commercin
News.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-The morning jour
mails mention q rumor that the grea
powers have resolved to urge the sub
lime Porte to call q conference to con
slider the custom question.
PEsTH, Jan. ls.-The Upper House O.
the Hungarian Diet unanimously passed
dams address.
FLORENCE, Jan. 17.-MTonelios ms
sion to Rome relative to the Bishops
has been satisfactorily ended. He will
soon take leave of the Pope.
LONDON, Jan. lit is reported that
there has been desperate plot discov'
eren to assassinate the Pache of Egypt
The plot includes sub-officers of govern
ment, and.the investment of the reins
of government in the hands of Saline
Pache, who was said to be at the head
of the movement when the con
spiracy was discovered and frustrated
PARIS, Jan. 1s.-A banquet, extended
BY the Americans to James Gordon Ben
nett, jr., occurred last evening. Nr
Kingsiand, son of the former vice Com
modore of the New York Yacht club,
presided. The American Minister and
representatives of the foreign lega.
ton were present. 1t was grand at
fair. There was great enthusiasm at
ball ut Tullierries Wednesday evening.
The Emperor and Empress personally
congratulated Bennett on his victory.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-THE sales of cot
ton to-day are 1900 bales; prices un-
changed. Tallow and lard firm. Sugar
tends upward.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1e-Noon.-Sales OF
cotton for the week $4,000 bales; there
has been decline of I'd per pound du-
ring the week, The market to-day is
dull, with estimated sales of {, 900 bales
with unchanged quotations.; middling
uplands lad; Orleans 155d.
LONDON, Jan. 17.-Erie money market
inactive. Consols for money 9Oi.
PARIS, Jan. 17-Evening.-C.S. bonds
72s; Illinois Central sit; Erie 434; Con-
soils for money 9Us.
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Chicago Markes,

CHICAGO, January ls.
Flour active and shade firmer; sales
at 10 50al0 62 for spring extra. Wheat
nominal at 13a2 IL; No. dull at 80.
Corn opened firm at 79ias1 for No. 1,
and rotor No. 2. Oats dull but steady
at 4lfa42. Provisions firmer; mess pork
dull at ls IS; live hogs less active and
closed weak at 95a6 IS; dressed hogs
steady at 7 00a7 ~.
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The Indians

FoRr MITCHELL, Jan. 1s-A Govern
mcnt herd at Fort Larimer, consisting
of 60 horses and mules were stolen night
before last by Indians; in their fight
they killed two men hauling telegraph
poles and took their teams. 1t is tho't
the same Indians were seen from this
place to-day. The troops in this coun-
try are entirely insufficient to protect
life or property Ca1 9nL
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s.L.uis Market

ST. LOUIS, january Is.
Cotton quiet, at Soc for selected mid.
ding. Hemp SO 00a3 10 for Kissed.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
firm andS unchanged. Corn dull and
easier, at 75aS0fc. Oats unchanged.
Provisions tirmer. Bacon, clear sides
held at 13ic; shoulders at 1lic in bulk
clear rib sides, loose, 10c. Lard liza
lac. Prime to choice hogs steady, at
81 40a6 60.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10,
Flour, choice city mills, X sl4 IS.
Wheat, prices nominal, for new s3a
1913. y-s1..su gt-..tt
Corn, white, slaslo5 closing at inside
quotations for prime Penn'a.
Oats steady Mt 5Sa60.
Coffee quiet: Rio cargoes selling at
l2a12i.
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Memphis Market.

-. MEMPHIS, Jan. l5.
Cotton quiet; middlipg at 3Oa3l
receipts to-day, 2,24s bales; exports
LII; receipts for the week, II, 747; ex
ports, 1887; stock, 29,9S. Flour tirn
ut Ii OOa17 10. Corn, GOAL OF. Hay
scarce and higher at IS. Pork higher
at "a OOa25 90. Bacon, l2a14. Other
markets unchanged Navigation en-
tirely closed above. z , ~. I
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The white House Conservatory Dam
. aRed hy Fire.

WASHINGTON, Jan. is.-The conserv.
atory attached to the Executive man
sion was badly damaged by fire this
morning, and 1t least one-third OF the
valuable plants therein being destroyed
The loss on the building is $40, 600. The
plants destroyed are Of the rarest char.
acter and of foreign origin, and cannot
be replaced for years, and ut cost o.
one hundred thousand dolla rs. s'''
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Phiindelphin Market.

~ PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL.
Refined Petroleum active; sales OF
1,5OO barrels at DC; in February %, in
March 30, and for each month ono cent
additional. Flour dull and unchanged
Prime Wheat scarce; red 50 00a3 25
white So 20a3 40. Corn duh; sales 4 ,OOt
bushels new yellow at 96ia99c. Oats I'M
changed.
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BALTIMORE, Jan 1s.-In the MARY
land Legislature to-day the blu to call
. constitutional convention occupied
most of the day. In the Delegates Joint
ballot for United States Senator the
vote was scattering and no choice made.
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Rrem Savannah.

SAVANNAH. ,Jsn.+l7.aJhdge Fleming,
of the Supreme Court, refused, under
70 State law to grant the application OF
Aaron A. Bradley, oolsred member OF
the Maine Bar, permission to practice
law in Georgia.
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nfiiwuukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. ls.

s--,...,..,.-., MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1s.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
firm &c Is for No. I, and 1 95 for No.
2. Corn unchanged. Oats steady at
49, for No. 2. Dressed Hogs firmer al
7a7t. Live Hogs 5 s0a6 25.
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Tha Iernrit.rfaI PIan.

ALBANY, Jan. ia resolution offer
cd in the Legislature to-day fayoring
Janitorial governments in the States
disorgsnized by rebellion and civil war
was referred.
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New York Dry Coed. Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
Dry Goods market on the decline, but
steady for Domestic Cottons. Standard
Sheetings firm, Mt 22a22i for the best in
the market. Bleached Muslins in linn
tied request, with slight concessions in
a few styles. No change in Prints.
Woolens duh and prices are unsettled.
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Explesioa.

GALvEsToS, Jan. 1.-THE planters
cotton press boiler exploded to-day,
~ scalding five persons and knocking
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PYiLApEIPHfA; Jan. 1.-THE Ave Snd
six o'clock trains have net arrived at
Pidpigst, They are probably dstsinss
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IN West Virginia
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WAKEMAsPAITERS cHAN pExsaxs'
~ - fdss9 - RRxoR BOYD 900. 4
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-In the Su-
prenie Court to-day. Bradley S. johnson,
~ ing the test oath, 80
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