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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 9Th of January.

LONDON, Jan. 5-Noon-There was a
rumor yesterday on change here and
Liverpool, thatiPresident johnson was
dead, which had depressing effect on
prices.
Consol, to-day, 9O5s American secu-
rites are somewhat lower; 5-2Os, 70;
Erie, 451z; Illinois Central, S11z.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5-Noon.-Cotton,
easier, quiet and unchanged at 1914.
The Peruvian sailed to-day. She has
been detained since Thursday by fogs.
The Queen and Asia also sailed to-day.
The sales of cotton to-day were 5000
bales.
PARIS, Jan. 5-Noon.-Advices from
Algeria report heavy earthquake,
doing much damage.
PARIS. Jan. 6.-The La Patrie says
that the governments of England and
France have agreed upon joint note,
to be forwarded to the Porte, in which
the Ottoman Empire is counselled that
the course of the Porte should be
adopted in dealing with the Grecians,
and i'll the eastern complications, so as
to preserve the peace of! E urope. The
note plainly intimates that the quiet of
the continent will materially rest upon
the action of the Porte in these impor-
tant questions.
ROME, Jan. 6.-Signor Antonetti, the
Italian Envoy, after perpetual inter-
views with the Papal Cabinet, has come
to a verbal agreement upon religious
matters in connection with the Italian
Regime.
BERLIN, Jan. 6.-The Prince of Au-
gustenberg has given in his allegiance
to the King of Prussia. The Prince and
his family will return to Geneva, where
he will reside, receiving subsidy.
PARIS. Jan. 5.-The Bourse is firm.
Rentes quoted at 6sf. SIC.
FRAKFoRT, Jan. 8, Evening.-U. S.
5-2Os closed at 7l1S ex dividend.
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baltimore Live stock market.


CATTLE-The offerings of Beef Cattle at the
State Live Stock Scales since last Thursday
foot up Gle head. Included In the receipts
We're 2O0 head from Ohio, and l75 head from
Western Virginia, by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad; 1876 head from southwestern Vir-
gtnta, part by the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
and the balance on foot; IS head from the
counties OF Maryland, on foot, and 10 head
from Winchester, by railroad. With the ex-
ception of 20 head, the entire number received
were disposed OF, 95 head being taken by gra-
ziers, 30 head by Myer & Narnel, on Govern
ment account, and 40 head by Baltimore
butchers, prices ranging as follows Scala
wags and old Cows 81 so to IS per 100 lbs, gross,
common and medium Beeves IS 50 to IS So
stock Cattle s. SO to So ., fair and good Beeves
81 TO s. D, and prime and choice S. so to So;
veryifew transactions being made over SIS %.
HOGS-Our market has been only lightly
supplied, but since the opening of the week,
packers having not made any purchases, and
the receipts have proved equal to the de-
mand, sales to butchers have ranged from
to cents, net, the principal sales being at 81
to 81 cents.
SHEEP-The receipts have been limited and
demand light. Sales reported from to 9 cts,
gross, according to quality.
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washington specials.

NEW YORK, Jan. Ex-senator Will
liams will on Monday introduce a res
oiution inquiring into the expediency
of prohibiting by law the sending OF
steamers to sea for the conveyance OF
passengers after they have been used a
certain number of years.
Mr.. Stevens will on Monday intro
duce resolution instructing the Judi
ciary Committee to prepare a bill, if
found expedient, declaring rebel dis
tricts in u state of siege, suspending the
hd6eGs corpus, and establishing a mil
itary government until the States are
regularly admitted.
The Arkansas delegation have been
received with great kindness by the
Radical members of Congress, and are
assured that if Arkansas accepts the
Amendment before next
December she will secure representa-
ton in Congress-
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severe snow storm in England.

NEW YORK, Jan. ga special cable
dispatch from London, yesterday,
states that England had been visited by
snow storms OF unusual and extraordi-
nary severity. 1t commenced on We'd
morning; trade and travel are complete
ly suspended. The streets of London
are choked with snow, and the city en-
veloped in a fog. Several accidents
have occurred. The snow has drifted
to a great depth in the rural districts,
and many dwellings are almost buried.
The underground railroad affords the
chief means of locomotion around
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-The banquet
last night in honor of The inauguration
of the China Steamship Company, was
the finest entertainment ever given
here. Governor Low, Gen. Mcdowell
and other were present. Several Chi
nese merchants responded in English
to the toaStS.
The bark Archibald, 25 days from
Japan, brings news of the destruction
by fire of two-thirds of the native
quarter town of Yokohama, one-fourth
of the best part of the foreign settle
ment. The French Consul lost his
office building; the English ConsuI's
was damaged, and the American Con-
sul's consumed. Loss between three
and four million dollars. Several
bonded warehouses We're blown up to
stop the flames. Thirty-fiVe dead
bodies were taken from the ruins.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Am immense
concourse OF people witnessed the de-
parture of the steamer Colorado yester-
day for japan. She carried nearly
5000, 900 in treasure.
The negroes, yesterday, celebrated
the ann iversary of the emancipation
proclamation. Procession, fireworks
and grafton.
Japan advices say that the French
fleet after having encountered slight re-
sistance penetrated the town of Hang
now, Corea, October 10th, and found
th1I ing JUN Vi tHe people nau lett.
Admiral RoZe is expected to soon bring
the government to terms, but at present
would occupy Hangnow and blockade
Mawtaw.
The Spanish squadron, which is to
lombard Valparaiso, has arrived at
Manila.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. "a despatch
from PlacerVille says the action of the
directors mortgaging the PIacerviIle
road to Wells, Fargo & Co., is repudia-
ted by large majority OF the stock
holders, who will contest the matter.
1t is stated that the stockholders of
the Mariposa estate obtained an injunc-
ton from the U. 5. District Judge re-
straining the lesees from working the
mine, and that a receiver be placed in
possession pending legal proceedings.
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CONGRESS, I'D SESSION.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
The speaker stated that under the
rule adopted yesterday, no business
could be transacted; that there should
be nothing but debate, as in the Com
mittee of the Whole.
Mr.. Spaulding, of Ohio, was assigned
the floor, and commenced his speech by
an alIusion to the remarks uttered by
him some days ago, in relation to GER
tain remarks attributed to him in the
Chronicle. He was subjected, as is al
ways the case, to the caustic remarks
of the gentleman from Pennsylvania
(Mr. Stevens.) Mr.. Spaulding then
read Mr.. Stevens remarks on the occa-
sion, wherein he (Stevens) stated that
the doctrine set forth in Mr.. Spauld-
ing's resolution of inquiry was most
pernicious. The resolution simply di-
rected the Committee on the Judiciary
to inquire into the expediency of doing
a certain thing he (Mr. Spaulding) de-
sired to be amended. He would also
have all the States of the South adopt
the amendment.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Twelve steam
ships sailed yesterday for European
and coastwise ports. The City of Wash
ington, Allemania and Louisiana for
Europe.
A bogus check swindler, name not
stated, was arrested yesterday for vic
timiZing the Friere Brothers, Jaffrey &
Co., Lathrop, Luddington & Co., and
LAWRENCE, MASS, Jan. 4.-Several
of the principal mills have notified
their employees of a reduction in their
wages of ten per cent, on account of
depression in :he price ofgoods, and the
dull state of manufacturing interests.
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uARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
Spirit OF the New York MARKET.

Spirit OF the New York Market.
NEW YORK, January 5.
Steamers for Europe to-day took s693 75l;
total for the week SSH, 5ll.
The Commercial notes the continuance of
strlnBency IN the money market; unusually
active at per cent. Discounts nominal.
Government stocks less active, but yester-
days quotations are sustained. Sterling NOM
inal. Gold firm. Stocks quiet but f1rm.
this port we're SIG Which t is aS exce AZ
OF sSi,O 900 over last year.
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Quiet and scarcely so firm; sales
at 3jc,
FLoUR-I5a2Oc better; extra State sIlal2 rs;
round hoop Ohio sll SOSl 275; trade brands
GRSINNwheat--o Opened &c better but closed
quiet; buyers generally refusing to pay the
advance. Barley-Firmer. Corn-2G3c bet
ter but closed scarcely so firm; 81 lS9l 20 in
better; 65c forinferior Chicago; 66967c for good
to prime do.
WooL-Firmer; 45a63c for domestic fleece.
PETRoLEUM-Dull;l 9c for crude.
oSS-POrk-DTOOping; $40 S7a2l u
for new; closing at S2l. cash; Sl9gl9 % for old;
closing at sl9 IS also new at s2Og2l so. sellers
and buyers ontion, January. February and
March; Beef-ActIve. Cut Meats-DuIl.
La.ard-Quiet at lls4@l215c for old and l25z9
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool, better; corn
4GI15d; oats sd.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
. MoSEY ;1oSteady at per cent. Sterling
GoLD-A shade better; opening ut 1885,
declining to 1855 and closing at lS4H.
SStoNERNSM ii, STocEs-A shade better and
without decided change; coupons of 1881, iOS11SS
@l0Sl<; do, 1862. l0715l l0T5I; do 1854 lOjszG
1855; do, 1865, lO61S@lO67s; IO-4Os 9g14GlOO.
LATEST.
MoNEY-After o'clock, closed decidedly
easier; stringency more apparent than real.
SToCKS-ClOsed steady; New York Central
lll4Gll2; Erie 673E467IS: Reading lO5Ika
1855; Illinois Central l2IGl22; Rock Island
IA
Milwaukee q st. Paul NJ.
MINING SHARES-More active and firm,
DRY GOODS
Prospect hopeful for good spring demand.
NO anxiety TO press goods. Prints more ac-
tive. Spring styles delainS are expected TO
open lower. Woolens generally unchanged.
Chicago.
JANUARY 5.-FLoUR-Steady.
Observation-Disclosures; 2Gs3c higher; SOFA
81 Tor No. l. Oats-Firm at I2G5d43
PEoyIstoNS-Firm and steady; SIS 5O9lS rs
LOT mess pork. Live HOgs-EaSier at s. 60
I6 40.
RECEIPTs-sOOO bbIs flour; 1900 bus wheat;
26 100 6u corn; 1000 bu oats; 1900 live hogs;
milwaukee.
!, JANUARY 5.-FLoUR-Active and l5@25c
GRAZ -wbeat-Higber. 50 % for No and
MOL. Oats-Advanced; 47c for No.2
PRovIsIoNs-Dull. Clear Pork-sl9.
Baltimore.
and firm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and steady.
c.GSIR ocERIEs-Sugars-Mo active for re-
PRovIsIoSs-Mess Pork-s21 5Oa21 70.
Buffalo.
JANUARY 5.-FLoUR-Firmer; held at sl2
for No. spring; Slf 70 for white western
GRAIN-OatS--J0d52c.
PRovIsIoSs-POrk-s2O5 50. Dressed HOGS
San Francisco.
JASUART 5.-MINING sHARES-Savage Gig:
yellow Jacket 1875; ophir l4s; Legal Tenders
GRAIN-wheat-sl sO92Oo.
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The above statement exhibits, as compared
with the statement published December lst,
1865, that the debt bearing coin interest in
interest has decreased So, 2I3, $50, the matured
debt not presented for payment is less by
S6,OS6, sos 40 than It was on the LIST ulL- The
debt bearing no interest has decreased s., 025,-
26i 81, and the total debt, less cash in treasu-
~, decreased s., 5I9, So, 23S %. The amount of
coin in the treasury has increased 50 672 T5l 60,
and the amount of currency in the treasury
has decreased IS 800 056 O3 since December Ist.
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RnIIrnarI Accihent.

TAUNTON, Mass, Jan. 5.-The passen-
ger train from Boston came into COLI
SION with freight traI1 at Weir Sta
ductor Jones OF the former, and Bag
gage Master Arnold, who, it is feared,
will not live. No other persons were
much injured.
CINcINNATI, Jan. 5.-The rear car of
the passenger train going north on the
Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati road
was thrown from the track near Tiffin
to-day. A lady and boy were killed,
and several others injured.
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struck for Higher wages.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. All the
laborers on the wharves, white and COL
ored, struck for higher wages.
The case of the bill holders against
the local banks for the discovery of the
assets, is now being argued in the U.
s. Cnnrf.
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Ere.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 4.-The Warehouse
cotton factory, near Granite, S. c., was
destroyed by fire this morning. Par
tally insured.
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RICHMOND, Jan. 4.-The 10th and 18th
Infantry have been ordered to the
plains. They are the only troops
around the city.
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BosToS, Jan. 6.-Erom four to five
inches of snow fell last night. Mer-
curry 23o.
A suit for damages has been COM
menced against DIR. Jerome Harris by
a young man who alleges that he was
seriously injured by an exhalation of
nitrous oxide gas, administered for
q bronchial trouble.
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SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 6.-The loss by
the burning ofthe Van CIure Mills was
quarter million dollars.
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Special Notice.

The bills for our customers are now readv
forsettlement, and we hope there will he no
delay in coming forward to pay up.
dcSl d. NGCOLL & BRO.
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In our stock can be found every art icle that
a Lady may need for her wardrobe. The
RICHEST SILKS, POPLISS, PLA1DS,
REPPS, SHAwLS, CLOAKS. CLOAKING
CLOTHS, MERIEOS, DELAINES, PRINTS,
FLANNELS, &C., &c.
lously low prices. Also full line OF
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Amount of debt, less cash in
IIeasuIy s. 5i3 S25 lz2 g
The Irish republic., 1867-05-11

There is in his domestic policy the vacaton the
tenatory experimental unstable watey floating of purpose
that marks his foreign pocywheren he has in wise
vailed of late years
Instead of voting Lamartne present of 400 900 francs
right the bill before Legislature has been amended
give him 900 francs stock of which he is to have the
y interest of 900 francs spend fast and ooshy as he
likes The capital he sell it be seized for his
debts it is in with his after his DEATH Poor
man Alexander Dumas is exhibited in shop windows in diff
feen but equally fallen plight His last publication is of him.
self photographed the card with Adah saacs Menken
Heenan There several different poses of this strangely
assorted couple poor old Alexander sitting with A. NJ on
his knee he in his shirt sleeves, sitting with Adah her
about his neck The expression the same in ALL that OF
Dumas being something that of superannaed sayr
and the amabe stage father that of the Menken OF sham
flal fondness, and real stage triumph.
The Irish republic., 1867-05-11
The Griffin Sham.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, April 81, 1867.

To the Editors of the Irish Republic:
GENTLEMEN There old sayingIrsh to be sure-whch
declares that miracles will cease We find this adage
to be true in the present for received lately mve
from New York from strange Fenan Che-stange to us at
all His is Anthony A. Griffin, and he is one of
the many of great Donhu of the Mountains
and of the irresistible Stephens The episte is full of
pathetic expressions love of Ireland intermxed with de-
nuncaons President Roberts perfdy and reachery the
Irish cause wonder if Grin Fenian Chief-over
the lef-thnk the Iishmen of Mendoza gued
easily send money to that do know
heard of? We have had enough of this from his pede
in Office No. we have little settle with
John OMahoney, A A Griffin Co., and when they settle this
will consider about the propriey of opening fresh
with the company But they will give any account of
how money expended Certainly it not for the
benefit of poor suffering COUNTRY whose brave and gallant
they have deceived and whom by their false promises
they have plunged premature REVOLUTION and
filled the prisons with our brave countrymen.
Pardon occupying too much OF your valuable space
Here the document Such "brazenaced efrontery and
bareced lying be imagined but their labor is in vain
The men of for President Roberts and the Sen
ate and Mr. Griffin and the greedy horde of comorants his
associates assured that their reign of baney
for of deeds and boosters who do nothing
but send high-soundng documents
T. w. MURPHY,
Secretary iSconlan Circle.
The Irish republic., 1867-05-11
EGYPT.
SES-TaE CITADEL

CAIRO THE STREETS AND HoUsEs-THE CITADEL
AND VIEW THEREFRoM-THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
On THE NILE, EGYPT, Feb %, 1867.
Passing from Alexandria Cairo you something of the
cvzatonnot in the mud villages along the route but in
railroad which you ride and the telegraph wires which
beside the track. In this the fields Of coonpan along
the the hand of the Vceroy and you think
yourself that he could but inuse into his people onehun
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TFron, U.e lshoe and Leather Rtporfer.l

DosroN BoOr AND SHOE MAREET-For tho week ond.
Ing Juno G-Ths stock Of goods hand though ample
Is not In excess Of tho probable demands OF tho incom
Ing scason, as tho hadc have boon moving cautiously
this eprng. and have not piled up goos In an ondess
variety Of styc. regardless OF le wants OF customers
bns have for the most part mlde the most desirable
End stsplo lipes for tho scason; vo look for moro
healthy trado through tho summer. Tho jobbng trndo
70 very active az previously noticed. aud ices for the
best grades Aro flty sustained Tho shipment OF goods
for the last month Was 69747 casoa; May last year IL
was az cases Tho eIcess for the month this year
over last no doubt attributable 10 tho fact that bro
boon consigned to branch houses than wore
Last yoar OF The same umo Total shp ents by rai for
the week Clio. Total Lfipmen,s OF bcoa and scoa nv
ran and ses r tho weok 1911 cases. ~. - -
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BEAUTIFUL HANDS,

Such beautiful, beautiful hsuds,
They're neither white nor Bniail, '.t.
And you. know, would &c ,rcoy think
That tlluJ were fair at oil. ~
I've looked ou hands wlioao form and hue
4 sculptOr's dream might be-
Yct aru these n,cd wrinklcd hands
Most beautiful to me,
Such beautiful, beautiful hp,Ids
Though heart werc wo,ry anil sad
Those patient hands kept toilIug on ''.i
That tile children might bo glad,
nlmoSt wccp, as looking back
To cbi1hood's distant day,
think how thcse hauds rested not
= When mine were ut their play.
Such beautiful, beautiful hands,
They ro growing feeble now
For umo and pain hAvo loTi tlcir mark
On haud. aud heart, and brow.
Alasl alas the n airing time,
And tho sad, sad day to me,
Whcp'tneath the daisies, out of sight,
Theao bands will folded DO
pIIiiapl. a.. -r...r.. .|... t-- $50 .-f,
But o, beyond this shadow lamp, -.y..u.
Where all Is bright and fair.
know full we'll these dear old hands
WIN palms OF victory bear.
Whero cryatal streams through endless years
Pliw over golden Bands,
And whcre tho old grow young again
III clasp my mothers hands.
Mns. ELLEN NJ. II. GATES.
a D. .
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Now York Market

NEW YORK, Juno o8.-FnEIonTs-The market gerer-
ally Ia quiet and ratcs without much change As TO
the future OF tho American carrying trade st must bo
confessed tho prospects not very bright II plain
there DO substantial reyiynl until normal CON
dillon Of our great staples OF oIportCoon. Grain, To-
bacco, acshall be reached our tonnage much IL
wss reduced during the rebellion, Is too largo for tie
bu iness at present afforded. ''.....a
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consigner, per Northea.tera IlIlronu..

IS bales Cotton 7o7 bbs Naval sorcs IS curs Lumber
Stock, Mdze, &c. Tow uiussollN& & Go, 9rlcser
Loo, Smith Co, W Roach, Adams, Frost OS. Kendall
& Docfory. DIT waring. L Pritchett. JAIarshsn Jr
Canhle. Holmes stonny, J FttIgibbon, duIllarJ y
Miuott, ID Ebaugh- .'Is 4. .Fr'. ,...'
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MISCELLANEOUS,

NOVICE 40 SAILORS OK lnInlItslthNTS.
noTEI OR BoAisDINu-IroUsI KEEpEIss.
30 - - OFFICE CLEnK Oh COUNCIL .
March Is, 1867.
i Tho Lc1lsnturo passed tho goth day OF Decembvr,
1850 ai persons concerned hcrcLy notified to call at
s oibco and tako ous siiv Required hcenso IinSiizcly
". ii. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.