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THE .STfTE OF TRADE.

10 Tux rRibrNE.
Buye,to Jan ~ The Fr market firm, With FAR demand .ns
tr,n.artou, however confined entirely 90 No Nrns
the market Grn, the sales 30 bhs NO. Ht ~
Western b &i5 80 Gran-Nleit - Pc W.
doul: sales Of Canada White 'nd Red are io Er
yate terms Corn h. quiet with sales Of car os a, ~ PEI M p
lcy gust at 9Ia nj o. RI quiet ~ VI l2d ~ -
market heavy; Mess PORK quiet At ~ ~ Ls''' '' -
Dressed Hos qulet AZ "a use. Whisky hfn
N,,rtNong Ian i2-Codee firm With reduced s'ocs nni
Wit r,re 4 as inor Coru slightly ntshsea uei,Su
ss lies a0 bu.h White ~ 05Gfl 10 and otfo hush leo
a. "a III % klour-Is demand for oofti Tue faae Is .onuh
40 y hundred trade wants PROVISIONS nSK Az
ss WIsky unsteady reliable quotations are uheut 70 give
% I 1Four moderate demsud aud Sue market Is
q al m Red Winter; SIS for Whites Sl9 1od hlb for Donbs
- Wheat Quietj sales Of 30 bash Ne
,nb al ~ g. closed at 81 IL cor No, car lots
ri 5s for choice Western Barley RYE and Peas
~ slos also S2 pei ShipstuBs k25a 627. Mdilhss
sr M railroad Heights IoNs Flour 10 Boston, sl to New
SSc,ssarS Jsn aPour da az 80 soa $40 90 wLer. dali
snno Sc lower WHISKY Is dull 2bc In bond Hogs dull $7d@i 90
reeipts aOo Mess Pork h AZ 40 for City brands demand light
Bull lower Lad snne Prws Kettle Rc Gold LIS bayns
Money 10 pressing demAad
Cnioaao l2Flour IL quiet recep Of s43 bush
shppedS 300 bush Spring htras at &lO 3sdta Wheet 2aJc
lover; l5d ~ 2l6S 0d 81 90 Corn unchanged nd tm R
ceps 100 bush Al VI 79 ~ TO- Oats call aud nominal VI W
I'VE and closed firm at 81 a. Farley neglected at ~ IL h
PORK and good demand al SB 30 Lard nlalllc Dressed
duer closing SO % Pc The week closing has oeoH
active foe packers aud dealers hogs More hoss have
received during the day. than for corresponding
nearly two aad shouh she weather and rosd nne
eeps for neat Seek Will doubtless sas Dc % lhs esss or
ia hugs creates sesb dond GA oar osnh et mohey u ~"
'ssoes which. VA large sc.l sssSIeasa I'las" 'as 'ss
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THE FREEDMEN.
UNwnINGNEss 10 MAKE CONF

UNWuLNGNEss TO MAKE CONTRACTS.
RICHMOND, Jan. 13.-ReCent information from va
riOus points Of the South represents unwngness on
the part Of negroes TO make contracts for the current
PEAR, while in some places they ore readily engaged In
ne lower counties Of Texas the Freedmen generally
fuse TO make contracts unless condition that they
FOUND and have onerd Of the CROP and these terms
are refused, thousands Will DO unemployed.
In portions Of North Carolina they refuse 10 work for
BIS per month and ratOns, being deslrOus OF forming
shares without a manager over them This feeling pre-
walls among them throughout that state and they refuse
30 bind themselves any conditions. In Lancaster dis
trict South Carolina, the freedmen have with few excc
lions secured homes for the present year. and The
bage at the COurtHO for hiring uBdisurbed by
single msdcmcanOr.
At Columbus, Ga Captain MOseback, the agent OF tho
Bureau issued the following order in relation TO hiring
freedmen, for the information Of al concerned.
Persons making contracts for this year hereby IN
formed that the regulations Of this Bureau for last year
still IN force No contract viii De considered binding
unless approved by officer or civil agent OF tho
Bureau and feed people being engaged by contracts not
approved by such authority az liberty 10 leave Their
employers service az any time. Should any difference
occur In regard 20 compensation for their services during
the time they were employed the employers viii be re-
CURED 10 pay the highest wages that are PAID IN thcr
soClOn ~ their country"
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DIED.

BoRDTYyo al ws. Tsenty,hiri.t SUNDAY the Ian nst,
The relatives q ts ii Ts.ps ,i VIM i9s, I'd !. init. sd
Twenty egLth.st, THURSDAY tue lh inst, At 10 o'clock
BUTCHART-As No 2 Nnaye sunday the ll'h last. Al u
ocock m william Butclau slon@cuti@r
Intmaion Of the funeral in tomorro~'s papers
COGGLon Friday I'M lust, a. Bis residence No as FIN ave-
The relatives l friend. Of es eni s.PFSSl Invited I'D .,,scs
sr. 'I on M Nom sS s s' Il e coos noon
Dillon sunday, Jan. 18Th, p ~ Dll NJ, A..
a;e. aud friends are fs:Ie3 I' Wumsb on wsn:sss
18th inst. at ! O'Clock
DxON-On Sunday 18Th 1851 Susan DiIOH Sdo" Of s'~as
TIE i1c. aad friends family respectfully n,it;J ..;s.s
gs s isi a ifpS oco S5 ''' residence No. S'''
New jersey papers please copy
FARSU-Ou Sunday Jan 18Th Of CousrPtos Jane Anntbe vim
I9 funeral ,.F S5 ac I sf Ps at ot A. The res-a
and the family invited TO attend without further n'ace
UAII-On Saturday Jan Of Inaamaon Of the Lungs hs1
Francis only child Of Heug F. aud Eis ~ ham 'se' Ie'
The restye and friends Of family respectfully nTd e .itsss
the nsTa from The rsds 1 S q sF parents NO. "
HOPPS-At Mount Vernon NewYork oP sunday Jan l1b. Glars
infant dan hter and Kate Hops 'ged one year
HoYLBOn Saturday The 18Th inst at . o'clock M OF Coo'nPao
Fq .s, &c 81 A W R si f FL I'D 'f.:
invited 70 attent without further notice
JOHNSON Saturday tue l2b inst Anu ai Of Benama JOaHs
t2a. qts' Iy Pss g Nh. S fs E :'';S
Monday. Jan. lsth, At S'cloct p N -.
SUNDAY morning Jan 18Th Of Scarlet Pe'sr Mar. orss
Louisa Rnney, aged years aud 3 months
vii take pare Monday this 1a st1 socS
No. al the house Of her grandfather DR. Fisher Sdm Hoss
jamaica Road and Huhteriy Road Brooklyn ms
relatives friends OF the family invited to attend
sIBBALD-on sunday J. Joseph sbba 'sd = years I'd
4m0nths
Notice Of funeral 10 omorroEs TUESDAY morning. Papeus
SPPNCE-On Saturday morning. Jan i2th ArnO Spence sen
relatives and friends Of the fami respectfully A,e 70 sss
Monday afternoon O'clock om as Aie occurrence
No Broadway Brooklyn, T. ID.
TR AFGRR- Bethlehem Friday lib. Sarah A. wife eys
H. Trsesr ard Of the Rev IL c. Clsnde aged " years.
month and % days.
TYSONOn Sunday, Jan lh Henrietta l. only daughter Of OosnS
and Henrietta Tyson. aged II month -, -
The relatives friends family invited 20 atend the lasseA
from her residence No 70 West Washington Place on Iusoy
morning 18th inst, at O'clock
WATSON-On SATURDAY 18th Inst Annie Rugenie youRges. danshss
81 Nary Ann and Henry Watson aged and month
the family respectfully invited u attend w
funeral services TUESDAY the 18th inst, al O'clock from Ss
West For'y,anhst n
VAN BUREN-In this ty SATURDAY. Jan H. Gertrude Brodhs "~
N Major Geo NJ. Val Buren, 81 Washington. d. G.
friends invited 10 attend the funeral shoos
notice az tie Reformed Cburh Twenty ST.,
o'clock ?. to-day.
Columbia Co, \. Y papers please copy
WAISH-At the residence of his mohern Law, Mnfhln< 70
Foy-si Brooklyn Suddenly sunday jan H. L"N' m"A
Mailaauck In lis i8h
Sutcs 81 tie funeral hereafter
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TTE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
.,,crr,,t.NNTs AGAINST THE JULY RIOTERS.
=, ,xtsaRlPB TO THS rNh'Sh' - -, =, o.. , o4..s
-, OpIr.Ns Jan. 1S.-The The United STATES
90 1nry have failed TO find any Indictment against
Granu concerned in the July riots ?. H. Morgan
S"y Attorney when the jury was lmlahhelou
u o. 800 90 amply the test-oath to the jurors
THE FREEDMEN.
- O,,r,Ns Jan. 12.-Advices respecting the
W." ., the freedmen and planters as to the iuture
A'u'u'o ,, are favorable. The former are now gen.
Sou,so where good crops were made last year
S% shares aud where Da ire n change terms thcy must
pases wheS icable feelings seem TO prevail everywhere
bid hlgnn Where no troops are stationed. ,,,, co.,,
Especially T1nS OF TIE CENTRAL REPUBLICAN COM
N10N'''' r,c,ntve Committee Of the Republican
The Ce,IIsniled on Thursday night Mr crane t"ntel
party Lected President, Judge PmpiSHief {"e NiVc
PTesl1eI Secretaries and Treasurer. The committee
te9UUSd the following rc>ola,oLs' , .to poD,,h,,oo,
WA1e1s, should express choice forproyisional
RarDor In case that Congress 20 QIutIs p ~ ~
Goye, v M nm early day so eXpFesS lhelr choGe tat
I'M sa sfactiou the loyal Union people OF LOusl
ana W WIN Mimi ne Central Executive Committee OF the
,nnbican party Of Louisiana pOsItlNeiy refuse 70 eeI
tSopupl o If any gentleman who is not directly ldcn-
IAN Ihc IN lie Reunicau party Of Louisiana, and whose
i5eDfItv be satisfactorily noWni ana m no G9 s h me
tuU ~ snv pps0u boz entertained VINO dlu, "he hoi9lns
n ,th Edra or local position, civil or appointed To
% rebels or Rebel yupathizes, to the exclusion oil
loyal JIyn r1 Committee Of three be appointed by
Che to f Sa d deq5n w9o Y5 P Toa
Canmu95 ldin0 office Federal or local, appoint dis
oya or position 70 5eS 1 SEc h 5 81 any
Union mani ID VIII YOU sh4HN ine PoMS[ 6 6o & t,r
aFe Of app6nme Sd Are You in i4y9r OF 19 IN GS
fai Shiro ana excluding from office leading traitors
6S yes5lrea That this Committee demand the answer
OF Yes or No to the foregoing questions ahu no Oher
answer.
Tho revenue cutter Hugh McCuloch sailed at noon to-
sav for Havana. Bishop Simpson Of the NJ l.. Church
urna q n,ssnnenr.
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THE FENIANS

THE TORONTO TRIALS - CONVICTION or PATRICK
ONEu.

I
! THE TORONTO TRIALS - CONVICTION or PATRICK
O'NEn.
| BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
TORONTO Jan. 12.-The Court opened at 10 o'clock
a. IN. Patrick ONci rather intelligent and respectable
looking young man. was placed In the dock lie pleaded
"Not guilty" to the indictment, which contained six
counts. Kenneth Mckenzie raised several technical
objections which overrulcd by the Court r. a.
Harrison opened the for the Crown. He said that it
was NOT known whether the prisoner was British sub
ject not he therefore charged in count
foreigner and in another count as subject He said that
he would prove by the prisoners own admission that he
came from Cincinnati to Buffalo, crossed 90 Fort Erie
with the Feiaus, and armed IL all this proved
there was doubt of his guilt. If not then the Jury
John Netcalf being sworn deposed that he was in the
Queens own when he met the Fenans; several of our
men were killed. wounded and taken prisoners; the
prisoner made statement TO me that he was British
crossed from Buffalo and arrested June 81 told the
prisoner that any statement he might make would no
prisoner hanged but said that would throw down my
arms S tR %as sworn and testified that he
saw the prisoner june armed with United states
rifle belt and cartridge box he came to my house at
Fort Erie and wanted breakfast he said that he belonged
10 the Fenan army 1900 strong, and that $1,000 Fenans
obors took nv horse sheep &C.; when first saw the
prisoner he was partially dressed In United States uni
There was no witness called for the defcnse MI Nc
kne m & RS a 9T t t an the hS prisoners at
Toronto and that he should have been tried ut Weand
where the alleged offense was committed lie couG not
get far trial here, the press of the city was con
FINALLY agatng the Fenan question. He thought that
Metcalf's testimony carried no weight. Herbigging's
was honestly given. Lordship summed up and the
Jury retired and in half hour brought in verdict Of
guilty" The Judge deferred judgment until Monday
PATRICK McGRATH CONVICTED.
TORONTO, Jan. 1S.-At the conclusion OF the trial
Of Patrick ONell yesterday, Patrick McGrath was placed
In the dock, and plead Not Guilty" Mr.. Cameron said
the evidence against the prisoner the in the
main points, in the previous case He would also
prove that he acted guard over certain Of Her Males
TVS troops captured by the Fenians After the eXamina
tion counsel both sides addressed the jury the
TrHfro N nm no
returned with verdict Of Guilty" The Judge deferred
passing sentence in order that the objections made by Mr.
Mckenzie the commencement Of the trial, might go be-
fore Upper Courts for decision The Court ADJOURNED
til Monday at 10 O'clock
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Messrs p c. McDermt Son. in the Of tho store o,
the firm, No $40 Broadst Newark and adjoining the ot
buryng ground" The flames originated In some tow which
had been stored In the basement. The fire department
succeeded In confirming the fire to the cellar and first floor
thus saving much OF the property from OBSTRUCTION Inc
loss sustained is about s30O0 insured for $1,000
NEWARK.
NEWARK n. j., Jan. PA fire occurred this morn
ing In T. q. McDermt's furniture factory at No. bi
Broadst The damage $500 half Of which is covered
~ insurance. -. .
CHAPLIN AND TERRY's FOUNDRY DAMAGED.
ROCHESTER,, JAN ia fire occurred last night IN
the extensive iron fUundey OF Chaplin Terry IN TINS
city. The fire was suppressed after damage TO the
amount Of 5000 had occurred
LARGE FIRE IN EVANSVILLE, wIsCoNsIS-A WOMAN
BURNED To DEATH.
JANrSyuIF Jan. l2--This city was visited by n de-
stuctiye cOnfagratiOn early this morning The Hyatt
House one Of the largest hotels In Wisconsin gether with
church. express Offices several stores, &c, con-
sumed and burned to death. Loss over 81 20O,
600 insurance, $4,000
PORTLAND. NE
PORTLAND, JAN 13.-WinsIOv'S pottery, M Nash
brook was burned at midnight insured for $4,000 Mr..
Winsows loss was considerable more than ho was III
suIed for
wHLOUGHBY, ONO.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan ia destructive fire oc-
CURED at WillOughby, Ohio, carly this morning Among
the principal sufferers W. j. Merriam, Dry Goods;
Vial & Holmes GrOcers; Vial Ferguson. Hardware; X.
W. Perkins, Grocer; IaXley Abbot, stoves. The Post
Office and the Merchants Union Express Office were
also destroyed The loss Is estimated at 10000 parity
Insured.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 13.-Rikers flour mill and grain.
ery containing bushels OF grain and $50 barrels OF
flour and other produce, destroyed by fire this morn
ing Insured for 81 900, chiefly in Northern companies
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MISSOURI.
GIN PRICES RECEPuON-AN ARRAY IN TEXAS
CoUNTY-THE TEST OATH.

ayy PRICES RECEPuON-AN ARRAY IN TEXAS
CoUNTY-THE TEST OATH.
NJ rEEaaArH TO THE TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 12.-Rebel sympathizers have given
starting Price warm reception overwhelming him with
tenders Of private hospitality but lie declines all Some
Inonsts taken off their hats In Prices presence
forgetting his conduct IN Missouri. 49,, .
Re Sheriff OF Texas County on the 9th, tried 10 arrest
marty of six for whom lie held warrants They resisted
ks Nose killing two and wOunding three OF them one
OF the essants the Radical candidate Tor Assessor
Tbe cv IS filed by Missouri legislators. The Radicals
win amend the Constitution, releasing teachers ana
preachers from the test oath. . - -
: The river Is filling with Ice southern departures are
Fonr of the st. louis daies had agreed to reioin the
New York Associated Press when news OF fusion arrived
~ BRIDGE OVER THE MISSISSIPPI AT ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. ia company has been organized
Tor bridging the Mississippi River at this point Dele
Rates from New-YOrk Boston, Philadelphia and Balt-
more are invited 10 attend the convention to be held here
hext month for the consideration OF measures Tor the
Improvement Of the Upper Mississippi River
Over 700 delegates 10 be invited from cities ana
Towns of the Ohio Mississippi, Illinois and Missouri
River valleys The railroad fares and the expenses ot
hs delegates while here viii be paid out OF fund raised
Tor
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METHODIST UNITY.

The following call for Conference has been issued:
We believe that the mission OF the Wesleyan Meth
od,t Connection Of America has been grandy successful
Twenty five years ago the perverted religious sentiment
Of this nation had constituted the churches generally the
bulwark ~ American Slavery. Crushed millions groaned
bopelesly The enemies OF the church Kissed scornfy
h friends ~ humanity and the lovers Of God sighed ana
cried for dcllvcrauce Then 10 was that TINS CONNECTION
was Organized by who went ont not knowing Wltct
they won't Their rce-wiil offerings Of friendship repu
aton and personal means for Chrst's sake ana MS poor
formed brcakWatcr against the flood OF lnhdoLty Tor
then prov cd that Christ s lived IN the hearts OF men,
ard that Christianity was divine. .
Tho fact of their nzaOn the foundation principles
on which 10 was formed and the vigorous assaults made
hereirom Shareholders rs men steaers ana on pro
slavery churches pIrtlers with the thieves, developed
wonderful results I'm few years IN the churc ana IN the
nation. They initiated the movement when many Others
followed in al denominations. Every man ana every
doarWithdrawn from the pr0Slayery churches was mu
tlpied thus q thOusaudfOd In power 10 cOmlcl e pt
ont ascendancy OF autiSlayey sentiment Wuhn thelr
palc. and herein Is stated the argument OF the wesleyan
Connection In justification OF Its denomnatonal OK
We believe further that this justification is no longer
Neither the general claims Of Christianity
nor personal obligation To associates demand OF us
further efforts maintain separate eccesiatca Dodl
Being pcrsuadtd that the providence or God points ns
10 the III thodst Episcopal Church home aud field
of labor where we may etfectuay prosecute the
work spreading Scrptural holiness over these iad
invite all brethren entertaining ike Vows 10
meet I'm Conference at Adrian Mich, in the college
Chapel Wednesday Jan. so, 1867, at 10 O'CLOCK ~ IN
An those who concur with u.s. and who cannot nc pre-
ent are requested Ia address the Conference p clt III
rccted ~ the Rev. Luther Lee, Adrian, Micn, 100,
LuLer Lee Cyrrs rr.ni.s. Ludns g. Matck JOIN
ogleu Isaac a. Brlndih T. NAllhe
Bbbns W. w Lyle T. Reed. j. b. Hart g. Rus Joseph MtcsL
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a ~
ms,.st a.ds.,,, elose The current rate ""v"""
G Ssr SS1,S J.% R@Tos 90 pss's sS
whest S2 isNo l. 90 OIL No 81 sJmsi " Hog. Ash
tsc Com &c Mess Pork $i8 Lard, Ot Dresser salisX
81 Receipts BOO bills Flour, 1000 bush wheat sops- "
obls Flour, 2 800 bush. Wheat =, ,,x -, I(hdi
dhDg at 3ih3ec . ,,,,, =, .,, NJ
sGyASsA jan i2CoOn dali sales small slilng IA "a
CLEsrON, Jan. l9-C0on quiet snt unchangen winning ~
d1r go :.
wnNGroy c. Jan l2-Coton quiet at 9llc Sp1s up,
the steady at 6lc Resins firm. from - 70 - - per bm y ~
NASHVILLE Jan Coton market active; Gales ~ h'es - S~S'-
Received go bales Shipped go bales Oshe maTAets quieh
Sr Lows Jan RCDtou duh at Jic Flour hrm ani
Wheat bm ~ p for No Spring; ~ 70 Tor PrTef - los
Choife Corn declined 7SG3lc Oats dE 6l1bJe
changed Hogs steady S6q A6 Is Number packed % date s2
exceeding entire packing last 1900 Nhs! hrmeE % ~"
&sia -o 60
IousyILIE Jan l2Tobacco unCoBgi-S 2jd Fli % bapef'
enc 80 20 Pnpe Red Wheat ~ 80 SHIELDED Corr Oc ks
see Oats Hogs nomnaf Cotton 3i3lc sales OF WS
t,es Mess Pork 40 80; Shuiefs bulk sides Tie
in Bacon ShoudrIs l2k Clear SIDES 1 HssL
islr sugar cured l5fc. Whisky ~ y.
NEvORLEANs Jan l2otton dull and k loser; Low ridlaes.
nJr Mddmgs 32d32ie.; sales 5000 bs-s receipts "a hssf
M v $50 bales; stock 2cs 9 bales supTDemani active me
g, Nd orsres Ann 6E Prime 70 Chcicr G07Ie sse.,ag
t.hsnge fill0lD New-York Sight BSchsnge Uohi. LIST
iSi2 f, sre offerings es rates rFi esen
. g. ~ 10. sail Re steam % Liverpool 10 SAL t~lst
I2rhc receipts " cotton ~ 'he rrt nts
III g., Mo-. RECEIPTS September o. date 5bb ses sPpe4
an, fb X s9g shipped sine Sep'embe Il Ds,s-
MaRiry Ian i2ses OF Cotton t9tr have fetcn, ~ 49,
T,ere ss rep~ral demand throughout thrdy is
AZ A., ~ tSs, lsinns u rates esrg dra Mifips S'ifr
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TENNESSEE.

METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL DECLARED UNCOSsTT
, TUTIONAL.
or fHLEaRAPH
V NASHVILLE, Jan. 12-In the Chancery Court, Judge
Campbell to-day decided that the bill of the Tennessee
Legislature creating Metropolitan force for Nashville
Ia Unconstitutional the ground that IL partial
law: that Commissioners were constitutional officers;
that the attempted 10 take from Nashville her fran
bhses which could not be dOne and that the law was
Iregulary assed amendments being acted on without
uuOrum An appeal granted to the supreme Court.
The Legislature will meet On Monday, Win hllle pros
beet OF quorum being present at once.
The Union State Convention 10 nominate candidates for
Governor meet on the 22d Of February. number Of
counties Of East Tennessee recommend the denomination
Of Gov BrOwuOW
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FIRES
TIHFS IN BROOKLYN

y
The Oil Works of Messrs Luckcy n Fisher, corner
OF Richard aud Deayau sts Brooklyn, were destroyer
by fire on Saturday morning Total loss $4,000 Loss on
stock $1,000; not insured. Loss on works 5000 lhsuea
for a. sJ in four Philadelphia companies The fire org-
mated by tho ignition OF gas which escaped from ast NY
a lamp In the hands 81 a night watohman .,, T.,
In Columbiast., owned by John Farrell, Los, loss
about s2I5; no insurance. Tho fire was oil mcenui"''
origin
TELEGRAPH rEiBUss A
WORCESTER Mass Jan. IA slight fire occurred , es
nj the Wire Works OF Washburn MOen, In TINS ciy' soa
terday afternoon. Tho damage was only tritllns
CABINET FACTORY BURNED IN n Ewaahi IN ,he
On Saturday morning, fire wis disgoyo,peu 81
basomsnt Of Tue Gabast aud Uplolsagy msnsctofy "
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C0InRAIln

APPkEHENDED TROUBLE FROM rAK iNDtANs
Sr. Louis, Jan. 12.--Thc Democrats 81. Joseph spe-
ea says that late 0dyces from Denver report large
DeIs OF buffalo going into the Platte Valley from the
south a. buffaoes never Willingly travel north In dead
winter, The Denver Neies thinks the Indians behind
teon With hostile intentions the settlements along
toe rate All previous indian RAIDS IN tho Winter have
leen preceded by buffalo, and The hsps apprehends
NAfrenCs Gf the Indian massacTes Of two years age.
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cnrd Frnm Rnll. BInck & ga

months past have been rife that We bad ee OF no
pended
To state simply enphscslT Chat rs 6Ro foundation oh0rs
for satisfy the h1enh o.
house aatteringy have sympad with spos Disaster
n has been question whether II 70 make ee
public denial report has appeared print and eVcn eess
reech0ed Europe perhaps Is better that We should Do So
vetgg half century since the establishments Of oH
beeD dsh0uOrd and ve
discomtng OF the future feel certain A&
such = contingency is scarcely possible.
BALI, BLACK & Co, Jsxelora
Nos SIS and ST. Broadway.
New York January s. 1857 lAdycrissIssss
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PERsoSAI.-Among the arrivals at the hotels are :
Count de Montaigu, France; IieutCol Chatter'on'
British ormy; the Hon r. A. Jenckes, Rhode Island ana
Gen j. b. Frisbe U. S. A., at the Brevoort House ~
Czapkay, u. g. Consul M Bucharest Gen. RutherlOr
s. A. and the Count johannes at the Metropolitan Hotel
The Hon. L. 8. Trimble Kentucky at the southern oei
Madame Parepa, 6gnor Ferrant and Herr Carl ioh ~
the Clarendon Hotel Ex senator Wright, OF California
j. L. IIattOn and sgnor Brgno at the Everitt HOUSE.
Cen X g. Crawford. Pennsylyania; the Hon. f. T. Boa
man Michigan; the Hon ]. r. DOW Mape aud KIRK
ham WashlD gtOu, at TIE Ast0r House.
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THE TERRITORIES.
ARIZONA.

MILITARY PROTECTION AGAINST TIE INDIANS.
NJ rELs0EAPt
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 11.--MaiOr-Gen. Mcdowell TO-
day issned an order detangCo Tbo Crttenden United
States Infantry with two companies Of his regiment and
the recruits Of the Fourteenth Regiment, now here, 20
protect the people OF Arizona against the Indians The
troops win leave la the steamer fo' Drum Iaifacks
thence proceed 70 TucOu Arizona whore Col Cntendth
will establish his head quarters and tale command OF the
District OF TucOu.