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1t has been ascertained positively that
the Committee on Banking and Currency
will report TO the House upon It's reas-
sembling against any further increase OF
the currency beyond the amount already
issued. Tribune.
II is supposed that Roscoe Conkling will
be elected United States Senator from
New York. Also, that old Thad will beat
Curtin in Pennsylvania Notwithstanding
the latter's fierce denunciations Of the
southern States as unfit 10 pass upon the
constitutional amendment.
| understand Commissioner Wells has
fairly earned the abuse Of the protection
lists by his very effective opposition to the
ruinous schemes Of the wool-growers and
others of the high tariff faction.-Letter
baltimore Gazette.
A Berlin telegram says the Washington
Government has invited Pope Plus to'Ame-
rica, where he can live more independent
than in Europe.
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if true, from Washington.
correspondence Of the Baltimore Gazette.

ora
U,~fu>oroN, January IL have it up
undouhtcd authority that Senator Fcs-
,.,3er has, within a day or two, cmphati-
.,H, declared his opposition To all schemes
r....- +. view an attempted iorCihle dis
loan. ttioh OF the present State Govern
,..rt, in the unrcprcsentcd States. The
..r.r>s extent 10 which he will 60, when
.frslrptlon Of the constitutional amend
,.frt SHALL have been shown 10 be imposSi-
3D.. ". Ac t. give his assent 10 an act of
congress proposing plan 10 those States
hv which, u adopted by them, their inter
rntcl relations To the Federal Govern
mont may be fully reestablished. Ii is
u. ,er,tood that these views, which utterly
r..arl The idea of territorialzng those
safes are ,oncurrcd in by Senators Eos
.r-. Sherman, Cragin, Fogg, aud perhaps
others.
In harmony with the above distinct fact,
rsv mention the report that even the Com
.....ar on Territories in the House Will
r.4..rt y hiI, recognizing the validity Of the
...,leTn State governments, but proposing
means doubtless unacceptable 10y
which thrv may he restored to representa-
..a Tie truth is that the whole present
...r> Il the Radicals, as have had occa
...u he. re- a. remark, can hc summed up
in single wa@d-aciay. They have not
,st ..y of ,leir threats of impeachment,
.p>rtga- state governments, and the
.ae. .uga practice.
IL ausuc the wonders of this Gen
.r.tcura aye" that the philosophers, who
,..r ta.r roast in the halls Of legislation at
s.H-.aufll. have - little foresight as not
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The Pittsburgh PENN Commercial says
that q general suspension by the iron
manufacturers in that part of the country
is likely to take place some time in Janu-
airy. Business for some time past has be-
come unremunerative, and mills generally
have been running at loss. Shou!d the
action Of Congress on the tariff question be
such as to improve the trade, the stoppage
may not take place.
General Ashley's bill concerning the
southern States recognizes present ar
rangements until conventions can be call
ed to remodel the respective State 60
vernments, and no longer.
Rebel General Forrest has the contract
for constructing forty-fve miles OF the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad, from
Duyal's Bluff to Madison, Arkansas.
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COMMERCE IN BUFFALO, n. I.-Thc to-
tai receipts Of grain for the past year, in
Guiding flour estimated at its equivalent
in wheat, were j7,oO9,76S bushels against
5I,45IS8 Tor the previous year. The re-
ceipts of corn were 27,9g4,Gl2 bushels
against I9,SlO,90l bushels the previous
year. The receipts Of wheat were lo,3o6,-
3l2 bushels against II, i37,SHS bushels the
previous year. The grain exports OF the
wear, by canal, including flour, were A.
81, COS bushels against 37,56s,O28 bushels
the previous year. The shipments Of lum-
Der, by canal, for the year amounts to l20,-
03I ,7Gl feet against O,S3G, 166 feet III 1860.
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"Who wouldn't wear 4 crown " asks
the editor OF the Boston Post and by way
of enforcing his question, he refers 10 the
wretchcd condition Of many OF the rulers
of the earth. Napoleon has L painful dis
ease Victor Emmanuel Il pIralyzcd right
arm, Bismarck is constantly i'll; MaXimi-
liam IS almost fugitive; HI, Empress, Car
Lolita, is insane the Queen Of Spain daily
contcmplates Reinforcement the King OF
Hanover is kingdomlcss; his Empress and
the Emperor ot Austria are said both TO
have had their hair turned gray by trouble
within weeks time the Pope wecps day
and night; and Victoria is the victim Of a
confirmed melancholy. Who G0ad wear a
crown! And, in addition 10 this, when we
think that the President ot tie United
States has his life almost badgerei out OF
him by politicians, pardon-seekers, aud
needy aspirants Tor Office, TO the query may
be added, Who would he one OF the rulers
of the earth, be it in kingdom OF republic,
and pay the fearful cost !
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THE SPRINGFIELD ARMURT.-The Spring
field Republican says that preparations
are nearly completed at the armory for a
men and their production. The work of
altering over the present pattern OF MUS
ket To the new brcech-loader, of the mo-
del lately approved hy the examining
board at Washington, will be Immediately
commenced on quite an extensive scale,
and the repair work on the old guns gra-
dually reduced. The principal increase in
the working force will be made in Mr..
Chamberlain's milling department. Orders
were received early in the month to carry
on operations which will require two sets of
hands, alternating night and day, as duri ne
the busy period OF the war.
"Somc additional workmen will glso be
employed in the machine shop, under the
direction of Mr.. Porter, where room has
been newly fitted up with the arrangements
for assembling the guns. The aggregate
number Of men in the Government employ
will, however, he somewhat reduced, as the
workmen will be transferred from other
departments to those in which they are
most needed. Nine workmen were dis
charged from the milling shops yesterday,
and twenty-five more expect to leave to-
dav. One Of the first Of the new weapons,
aud in every respect model gun, was
finished yesterday and sent to New York,
where it will 60 to VI. Montholon, the lately
retired French Minister at Washington,
and thence to France, though not for cxhi-
bition at thc Paris Exposition"
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DR.. MARY WALKER.-MrS. DR.. Walker i

DR.. MARY WALKER.-MrS. DR.. Walker is
not liked by the ladies of England. The
Queeo, London) says:
"Our opinion is that DR.. Mary Walker
has in no way made herself or her subject
acceptable TO an English audience. Wo-
men, in general, do not want to hear about
the advantages of 'pantalettcS'; and fe-
male physicians, present and future, we
imagine, would prefer having their cause
advocated with more sense in n less public
and remarkable manner, and by a person
respecting whose claims to position in
the ranks Of properly authorized practi-
TONERS there is 10 attcctation of conceal
mcnt, and there can be no doubt. DR..
Mary Walkers lecture was weak and
wordv. She herself seemed unconscious
Of the righteousness Of the appearance she
was making, and incapable OF approaching
the irony Of many of the cheers and eXcla-
nations. I'm the mean time, wcrepcat that
Dr. Mary Walker does not recommend
herself to the regard Of English people"
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A SORRY SPECrACLE.-We yesterday
saw on the street Il small cart containing u
few blankets, few old clothes, and a
baby, that has been drawn all the way from
Georgia by two boys, whose mother has
done the cooking Oh the way. The baby is
decidedly the happieSt of the party. The
woman and the boys are much jaded by
their arduous march, and were receiving,
when we saw them, donations from chart
table gentlemen, who were glad to assist
them on their sad, sore journey.-Louls-
t,iLLe naDer.
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II" ...." ~ tC,..''n - 'N,''0
sI"tt '''aa'ra j" N"sl''"' az" cce''lne
n1.& ,.]"e> preparatory |" "'.ne P'0-
.. .' va ~
a.. n.'t h""st ~ H,f'e>t'''0''C'S
". III. ..'" sues;
TIE undersigned, citizens Of the State OF
k.r-..... #av4l 10 the Federal Government
..l cordially endorsing the action of Con
...<~ urau>lun a1mIttauce t. those claim
.r ta represent this State in the national
..#.tl@. respectfully petition Immediate
-...... ..s8 tie lif.t %. .vuur honorable bodies
-........ .ff4t rr,ro..rinu IN the Union men
.... rE,. I-.san interest, ortlI, State which
...-.4.... ....3 ,.,If.,. sf,',. demand and which
Congress alone can provide for. They re-
...n-...r state that they are actuated bv
.. mrrr.-, desire to see the Government
..... -.ru.rc4 A, early as possible upon a
...... ...8 3rruarcut basis: that they are
.....aI tv no spirit of revenge or hos
t...u.rn tLrvsuicmulv declare that their
.a...-t rights and liberties are in the
....... t..>.. against whom they were ar
..... j. the late unfortunate strife. and
VI .s>.. feeling, are too violent and yiudic-
'..... accord them those rights prescribed
.s c.e.. 5teu pretended laws.
They uturg represent that the c1ecu-
t....U,- .l4t.rr.ud udiriaIbrauchrS ofthe
'"."sa"rat with lew honorable eXc,p-
..~, are ID Tie hands 81 those who were
,'',' 81 nun, III ~ 5'.' '",o ~ ~
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
From Europe.

Per Atlantic Cable
LoSDoS, January 1.-The London Tinlss, In
It's editorial this morning, predicts that the
new year will he one of general peace. The
revenue and trade relations OF Great Britain
are very satisfactory, and indicate that Dis
rasli will be able to exhibit n surplus revenue
OF nearly 100000.
The Paris Pays declares that n rupture be-
tween Turkey and Greece is too likely to take
place t any moment and the London Morning
Post, commenting on this, says England will
remain rigidly neutral, and adds that the Eng.
Iish Government has already warned Greece
of the consequences
PARIS. January There is general holi.
day to day.
LIVERPOOL, January l.-Business Is entirely
suspended to-day. The steamers Hecla and
Moravian, from the United States, have ar.
rived.
LoxpoS, January l.-Consols for money,
coz. United States 5.20's, 72A Illinois Cen
trail, s0n Erie, +sk.
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On DIT.-A New York engineer has
planned and is about building river
steamer, constructed entirely out OF Bes>e-
mer steel, the length to be $50 feet, the
breadth 10 feet, and the displacement 100
tons. By nstructing the steamer upon
peculiar model which he has planned, the
engineer claims that with engines of 10000
horse. power he can secure speed of at
least thirty miles an hour. The boat will
accommodate 900 passengers, and is 10
run, il successfully built, between New
York and Albany, making the trip in i've
hou A.-AJuny .1rg1s, December. 2,th.
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Governor Patton. Mission.

bVNV"UVf OVs-It ~
announced that the visit of Governor Pat
ton to the North is not Of a strictly politi-
cal character, but that he proceeds thither
at the request of certain bondholders, with
view to arrange, if possible, for an extern
sion of the time required for the payment
Of interest, and thus save the credit Of the
State. Independent Of this, however, Go
vernon Patton was delegated by the meet
ing at his home to proceed to Washington
and confer with the President and others
upon the question Of the amendment a.
applicable 10 the restoration Of the State.
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THE Potomac FROZEN OvER.-The Poto-
mac is frozen over from Georgetown to
Lower City Point--the ice being sufficient
to permit skaters TO pass from shore to
shore. There has been no open track IN
the river since Friday last, when the
schooner Moses Van Name was towcd UP
by two tugboats. The steamer Express,
which left Baltimore for this city with
large freight, last Wednesday, is reported
to be at Aqua creek. The Cahil, also from
Baltimore with freight for this city, is at
Annapolis. The Columbia has been re-
moved from the line between this city and
Baltimore for the winter.-AlerGndria ID
5ette
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REFLECTIoNs.-This is ,te1c year. Are
YOU any better oil than You were on the
first oil January, loG6-or 1886! Will You
he any better of next New Years day.
You are not-and you will not. You are
now about what you have been-and will
be about what You are now.
You may lay it down for certain rule
that YOU will never be satisfied in this
life, and there is a strong probability that
you will be much more dissatisfied in the
next Charlottesville Chronicle.
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\ INGENIOUS RoBGERY.-Many years ago
a Young man, who wa, as some people say,
"ycry green" went into London. lie had
a guinea, Of which he was very proud.
Some Of his friends tod him that The
picl,puchols Of London would rob him Of
his money. They were very expert in rob-
biug people Of their purses and watches.
This young man concluded he would not
carry his guinea III his pocket or his purse,
but-WAcrc DO yoU think? Why, in his
mouth. He walked along tie street,
looking at the wonderful thinqs that were
to be seen in Tie shoW-wiudowS. He kept
lis eyes wide open, and lis mouth, too.
He could have seen without opening his
mouth; but some people do nor, As he did
hu,, keep both mouth and eyes open. As
lie stalkcd along, little boy rushed up
against him, and let a number Of pennies
drop on thcp4ycmcut. Immediately some
kind hearted persons began 10 pick up the
pennies and hand them 10 him; but he
cried out louder than ever. i don't care
about the pennies where is my guinea .
\ man, looking very much like Il gen
tlcmau, said {: " What arc you crying about,
my little man "
"Why," said the man, there it is in
that booby's mouth"
"You rascal" exclaimed the bystanders,
give The boy his guinea
In vain did he declare it was his own.
The people standing around made hinr"de-
liver the guinea over 10 The boy. The man
had seen the guinea in the mouth OF the
country youth, and hired the boy to play
this trick. l suppose the man got the
greater part Of the money.
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4 MARRIAGE IN PAEIs.-A London

4 MARRIAGE ~ PAEIs.-A London
correspondent, writing upon modern mar
RACES in Paris, says: :" went to the
church to assist at the marriage Of dis
tant relation. The nuptial ceremony was
DELAYED, As too often the case, hy a fune-
raj service. The friends OF the bride a0'
bridegroom soon crowded the church, AL
hrayciy advanced toward the altar; the
awkward coffin did not stop them for IA
second they placed themselves around
il, their dresses and coats grazcl the pail i;
the gentleman shook hands over the
corpse: the ladies exchanged sweet smiles
and charming greetings Win the hand,
those petite b9y,ar which only Partisan
ladies know how TO distribute 80 coquet-
lishly and al! this took place across two
lines Of funeral tapcrs. These mundane
paIitcncS<cs in church, that inpious indil-
ference for tic dead, was horrible aud
revolving sight, and yet not one looked
astouisLcd except mysclf.'
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4 Myste ry-Three Dead Bodies
Found.

BosToN, January 1.-Two boxes were
discharged to-day among the cargo ol the
steamer Saxon, Of Philadelphia, one of
which contained the dead bodies Of man
aud woman, apparently about thirty years
of age, each with their Threats cut, and the
other containing the body Of large man,
without any marks of violence upon it.
There is complete mystery about the
matter.
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Outrageous Crime.

WILMINGTON, n. c., January lit is
reported that a respectable married lady
was violated in Greene county last week,
in the absence OF her husband. Five ne
gro men and three low white men are I'M
plicated as principals and accessories. The
five negroes and one white man have been
identified and are in Jail. Great indigna-
ton prevails among the people in regard to
the outrage
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Grcat Fire at Richmond, Indiana.

IHDIANAPoLIs, January l.-Vanncman,
Reed & Co.'s grocery, pork and grain ware
house Dayton and Western railway de-
pot, and Western Union Telegraph office,
at Richmond, were destroyed by fire about
3 o'clock this morning. The fire originated
from asstore on the first floor. The loss is
about 500, 900.
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A PERTINENT QUEsTIoN.-The Washing
ton Chronicle asks: " Does it pay England
to hold Ireland merely 10y aid Of bayonets
and artillery ?" \ much more pertinent
oue,tion for American editors TO discuss
is, Will ii pay the United States to hold the
South by the same tenure !-BaltiM0re
IrqILsCTiDt.
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bRAzGN-TACED RlpGL INPUDENCE.-At
Inc Presidents reception yesterday morn
J. < al ex-membrr Of the rebel Congress,
l. !" Moore, OF Kentucky, aud his wife,
1-4oe their appearance, and were received
ny the President, among the members Of
LUG present loyal Congress. Perhaps it was
.1' generally known that the official notice
81 The reception invited members OF Jeff.
'a'aa.a Congress, or many more Of the
."#gh.lent traitors would have made their
4 my INTO tie White House at the time al
s.eo1odIgut&ries.-F oraeys Chr0nic!e, %.
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES.
The Athens TENNESSEE Press states that
the damage suit to DR.. Hunt rs. William
II. Tibbs and others, for arrest and i'm
prisoumcnt during the war, was decided in
the Circuit Court Of McKinn county last
week. Tie jury placed the damages at
twenty thousand dollars.
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A telegram from Nalentia says an Anne
rican sloop-of-war has arrived there, bound
TO Alexandria, Egypt, To receive John II.
Surratt. Ii is SAID the reason why he was
not arrested at Malta was the total absence
of evidence.
"Has your master left off drinking yet.
Samp "Oh, yes; he left of two or
three times this morning"
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Celebration in Boston, &C.

Bosroy, January 2.-The anniversary OF the
emancipa ton was celebrated yesterday. Fred.
Douglass was among he speakers.
The steamer Java sailed this morning. She
took no specie.
Joseph \. Ecasie, broker, IS said TO nave
failed with liabilities of 5000
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Ice IN THE PoToNAC.-The Potomac is
closed with ice as far down as Cedar Point.
Several steamers are below, waiting the
breaking up Of the ice, which will soon
take place if the weather continues TO
moderate - Washington paper.
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The Financial Panic i'm Havana.

Ngw YORK, January ,. = The financial
panic in Havana is stated in correspondence of
the 2sth 10 have almost entirely subsidized. The
bauco Espagnolo paid out on the first day
run over 500, 900 in gold, and then reduced it's
payments to $4,000 per day, rs authorized by
the Captain General
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


NeS>IIF
HARRIsBrRG, PA, January Ex-Governor
Curtin has sent his message 10 the Pennsylva-
mia Legislature. He says the public debt is
s35 622 O52 being decrease of nearly 5000
900 for the year, aud over ij,00O,0g since 1851.
He advocates the constitutional amendment,
and says the proposition that the Confederate
States should have any voice in its adoption
il
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Knoxville, TEyS., January 2.-The new
bridge over Clinch river at Clinton is COM
pl-tcd.
The congressional eXcurstonlots passed here
to-day.
The railroads are blocked with freight
mostly cotton for the east.
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Xsr Nj. * y \ Il l. q CO.,-ND--
MANUFACTURERS or H9fYHZSX
FIRsT PEEIIUM, GOLD MEDAL Y v
GRAND, SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT

Elgsr PREMIUM. GOLD MEpAL.I Y Y .
GRAND, SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT
p N o =
These Instruments having been before the public
for tia past thirty years, have, upon their excel
ience alone. attained an CSPrRcBAsED PRE-BsI-
sEScR that pronouncas them unequallsd Their
TONE
combineR great power, richuass, sweetness, and
iue singing quality. wall great purity o.
iutDuation ard harm0niCusuess throughout the
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
Il plant and elnsttc ard IL entirely free from the
stgng-- found IN a. many pianos, which causes
tho performer to - easily tire In
WORKMANSHIP
they csnnu, be excalei Their action 10 con-
.fructad with \ care and attention 10 every par
tn.r.ip rnat charrrrariyr- the finest mechanism
None nntthe best r.apou-t material Il used In their
r,.a.n'aernrn and they will accent the hard usagss
Of The auureTt.room with that Of the parlor upon
an apaality nf-Ctod In their melody In fact,
sNay are constructed
mot pnE 4 Y2AR-BTT FOR EVER"
All orr Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the AgrafFr Trobie.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
JOHN3ON & CHAABERLATNE,
Music Dealers and Publishers,
Solo Agents FOR the aalo Of ths above celebrated
Planes, 70. oU2, corner Main and Ninth streets,
Richmond Va ~ 27--sm
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The Ways and Means Committee have
not vet taken any formal action upon the
question Of reducing the tax on cotton.
The subject will probably be taken up at
their meeting on Thursday next. Nume-
rou>ly signed petitions from all parts of the
South are before the committee, urging
upon Congress TO repeal this tax. 1t is
very questionable whether they will inter
fcrc with it at present. The Secretary of
the Treasury has repeatedly been urged
to recommend its repeal, but he has thus
far declined t. make any recommendation
on the subject. On the other hand, strong
representations are made 10 both commit
tees that the cotton tax is the only possible
means Of getting anything out Of the
south for the support Of the Government.
TrbuEe.
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THE SOUTHERN ORPHANS RELIEF BALL IN
BAIrlMoRH-Thc ball intended as finale
tothe recent fair held By the ladies Of
Baltimore for the relief of the southern
orphans took place last evening at Music
Hall, on Howard street. The dance was
kept up until late hour, all apparently
ENJOYING themselves in the most agreeable
manner. Tie amount realized 10 doubt
will largely increase the fund for the re-
lief Of the destitute orphans of the South
Sun. 81.
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H'CuL-T "CoMPLIuENT OF THE SEASON y
Losaoy calls Little "the barbarian who
'"A> 'Ae Fredericksburg NctrS. Rich
mi b.sgutch.
u f.fncy is civilized" we prefer to be
La. 5arian." No doubt Benedict Ar
I*' lie Connecticut "loyalist," often
n@ ,, George Washington, the Yirginian,
" rebel. '-Neus.
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The PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.

HARRISBURG, Pa, January 1.-The Penn
sylyania Legislature assembled here to-
day. Hon. John p. Glass, of Allegheny,
was elected speaker u the House.
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OrrIcIAL.-Thc report cannot he styled
free trade report, as it recommends an
increase Of tariff wherever it can be done.
National Republican.
That is Mr.. Commissioner Weiss re-
port on the tariff question, which will be
laid before Congress in few days. We
infer that it is too much OF free trade re-
port Tor Greeley and Forney.
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Confrderates in New York.


New YoRS, January 2.-Generals Clingman,
OF North Carolina, and Butortl, OF Richmond,
a re- in the city.