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TIE PACIFIC COAST
TREASURE FROM vICTORIA-GoLD DISCOVERIES n
oREGoN-sPECIMENs OF ORE.

TREASURE FROM vICToRIA-GoLD DISCOVERIES n
OREGoN-sPECIMENs OF ORE.
B TRIBUNE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10.-The steamer Active, with
$4,000 in treasure arrived from Victoria " t. LAST night
Mining news from British Columbia f. favorable.
BY steamer Montana from Portland yesterday We
have Oregon adviCes OF the 18th OF January Goa mas
been struck at the celebrated Gold Hi lead, W0rknCh
having succeeded In clearing out the old tunnel Inc
Gen. James T. Hall goes East to-day on the steamer,
fine collection Of specimens OF ore Tor inc NC
chanics' Institute, NewYOrk The same schooner also
carries an extensive collection OF California eOOds IO
exhibition at the Paris Exposition. - -
STEAMER sAILBD-EhBEZZLER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
WEAKENING STOCKS.
The steamer Montana sailed for Panama to-day WIN
t937 900 treasure Of which 85OOO Is foI se
has, beside, 1900 barrels OF flour. $1,000, -
Pero ID Heady, convicted OF embezzllng 100000 from
Wells Fargo Co.. was to-day sentenced 10 three years
imprisonment in the state Prison. ~
Tho ship King Philip OF Boston arrived 10 day., lno
ships KinQfisheT with $4,000 sacks Of wheat, aud the
SharpshOOer with 1900 OF the same, cleared to-day Tor
Liverpool The Invincble, with $4,000 sacks 81 wheat
cleared for Philadelphia.
The market quotations are follows Flour-Extra,
20; Superfine, 50 70. Wheat, 81 rs Prime shipping, ~
Mining Stocks Savage, 5000; Crown Point, slZs5
Yellow Jacket, sl,20; Gould aud Curry, Sj1b Chou9r,
225 Imperial s55; Empire MIL, $lsj; Ophir, sos
Legal tenders selling at 7St 80
Rsleys Troupe OF Imperial Japanese performers dia
not leave for New-York by tO-day'5 steamer
THE PARIS ExPosTIoS-NEvADAl MINERALS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2OCOntributions from California
to the Paris Exhibition including cabinet Of minerals,
and an assortment Of wooden fabrics from the Mission
Wooden Mills, were shipped yesterday by the steamer
Montana for Panama, from whence they VIII be taken TO
ST. Nazaire by the French line of steamers.
dispatch from UniOnyilc, Nevada, says the y Orth
Star COMPANY, Newly corporation, struck &c in
their shaft and getting out some splendid mineral
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DIED.

BIYssR-oa Friday evening jan 49, after one esks s,sh Ioa.A
Emy Packard efe OF Dr. Donation Bnsse 10 the oon yesI OF
The relatives and friends Of the Family are az
the funeral at Church Of St Vnssa de fse ~ ~ 6l nioss
few doors wo Of suth ave, Monday monL a y sNS
whom Tx mass IN celebrated and her temans
tai tRs private ,la tho Hon john hcks0n anaS ~ FsA
pS&RS 5 First DAY morning 10th a'., f'af, s'"r0n, q 81
10th OF bis age =. .L.nd "a. nOA,.i =. "a. sal
Il" Sono. Bay sd. rs.sf Fourth d "a i1, y |, SeCS
Carriages will be 10 s'en'A9'e s'aSsss ~V' 'se7Y
BRADY s.lap, evening the 10th a', Mrs. sSS. Brady aged
"a years -, A. .......{ IT, =, "a. *. c...u. w
Al nnamn r. arc respectfully Invited attend the fgefa %
SeIisy the ed a,t at o'clock o. kOa htt late rssdsas NJ
S6S West TreDty .thirdst, without further notice.
o6okoa w'dsy the rA Just Jersey City Dr. Charles cOOs
ho ii, lat, residence O1 Grand Msds e a
Inst Oel6ck The feads Aid the members Of the medical
profession are lhvt,d TO attend g,
DALEA Staten ppd 90 Saturday Jan 49, Ambrose O. Dale aged
10 NJ.
The blend, II the hs, are respectfully invited to attend BIZ fas
CeocT CMr,gs viii IS u waiting Richmond NEE, the
o'clock boat nom Pef No. - North River =,
DARLINGTON Saturday Jan 10 Josephine youugss. daughter
William and Josephine o. Dsriss aged year snd sn0Rea
laea vii tals y.eo lpa Es I5snoy II ssi fssS AZ G&
FsrU asit o.. o. aspaaIi !sa D. u sdeaS b.
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THE Site or TRADE.
ST TELEGRAPH TO raE TRIBUNE


Cmc,do Jan i9-Four inactive and unchanged 81 l2i for
Spring Extra Wheat dnl light sales at 81 sa 30 for No Spring
Corn du AMI unchanged 9i for No Oats dali AZ 4l for No !,
and 40 r No frm Mess Pork 49 Dressed Hogs
active l0H 6 Live Hogs shade nrmer at % goo
rs 90 RecelptJ600O bb 1900 bush Wheat 1900 bush
Corn 1000 bush 5000 Live Hogs and 5000 Dressed Shipments
- 200 bbls Flour and Ia eco bush. Wheat
BrFFALo Jan FOur-Ihe demand moderate and market Is
steady sales Of 300 bb Ne Spring az $ll 10 Wheat quiet and
nothing doing by which Establish quotations. Corn seady sales OF
Ar LOADS New delivered At 9 Oats In moderate demand at M
SO for No Barley better demand sales OF 1000 bush oaroNed
Canada I'll o. Rye nominal AZ 81 Peas steady 81 TO- P1ys'
ions un HEAVY Mess Pork $50 SO s2 sud 81 les for Lt Ham,
nrm at 8dgtc Whky--Marko, IL arm AZ 30 3d. sA,o,, -,
NKwORLEASs jan Cotton unehsn gcd sales $500 bales Re
cepts 4O35 Exports 6SQ bale, Low M1pg i sudaAns
2 SUGAR good f 10 5 fair S b HSs'' s qm S
S3 t PS Sc '9 os. s SS q ' H p 4
Mess $2T Bacod none offering Lard steady H $la9$t WHISKY,
1851 Bank Serms isi Neiloyk Sight Exchange unsettled
Frogb Ssxlok unchanged to tyerpoe tq9 70 HARE H.
syASSAi Ca Jan eCoiop qhiasi Liverpool Mdduns @GS2tc
N ScINssri J$ srcur aun and unchanged wb.
unchanged Hogs nmer and shade higher CLOSING at
receipts MESS Pork held 2l co. WITH buyeS d go 90 Brf
held shoulders ao aud loo or 'ei Lard HE Gold
MosiGg Ala jan 10 CoCu--sas, to-day 80 bsa market clos
AUqusrA Van l9Cottoa market less asyei go bales sold
Mldillng 3lit. Strict, 32d3J!c Good, $50 , a,
CRsloS O. jan Cotioa market quiet and nnehanSea ~
bales sold Mdiuuy, Oic. " ,,. .,R,,
MsNPEs Jaa I9-CctQu siye and higher Mdiins at SaHG
receipts exports 106 bales Corn active AZ 81 l9p
fou store but firm at ~ g 80 for All brsnis
visions ud fm; Dressed Hogs 0de Mess PORK So9
Bacon-Coa sides l66lbo Shpuds also Sugareued Hams
bd shoulders bulk l0c Clear Sides lac Hay 30 nom ''0''
ats inn AZ
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
BY THLEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
ALRANY. Jan. -. 1867.
ASSEMBLY,.

ALRANY Jan. 10, 1867.
COLLECTION OF TAXEs-sTATE CANALS.
aEd me f1c Tor b coecon II taxes in the several
towns and cities Of the state the 1t day Of April
Committee reported the following resolution, which was
adopted 4,o ,,,,,tor % ,,c Canal Denortment
be and is hereby required communicate 70 this House
AT an early date detailed statement Of the awards made
pnrsuant 10 the cgatye acts passed IN the years 1906
I loss or damage growing out OF the construction oper
alton or maintenance Of the Canals of this state the
amount paid upon such awards; the amount remaining
unpnid aud out Of what funds the can be consitu
uonaly paid also me- oPi6s on a" s 20 p5vtr Ard o
that he communicate detailed statement % me amount
allowed TO Canal contractors IN excess OF Wa' thc con
tracts provided Tor since the adoption Of the contract
y ''''N rScRyAsT OF THE COMMITTEE on CITIES.
The Committee on Rules reported resolution In favor
OF increasing the Committee on Cities from seven to nine
members which was atterWaFd recGnnh''oo'
BY Mr. DREAMER Dem, \. Yl-AppoInting CHARTS
others commission to revise and amend the charter Of
BY Mr. YOUNGLOvE Rep, saratogal-To prohibit the
directors and managers Of one railroad company ~ this
state from being directors and nlonagra IN parallel or
competing railroad companies AMI tol Othcf PURPOSES
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BvMr. WEED Dem. ClintonD-'To facilitate proof Of
u{kG y a sHr DEVTiN Dem. & YTo incorporate the
Ncv-York and Texas Transportation Company
ria Of passengers by railroad companies and TO facii-
tate duties and obligations Of carriers and passengers
BY 5y'4 Mr. WAGsTAFF rep, suffoo-Toa incorporate
the German Mission House Association OF tho Port OF
New-YOrk -.
BY Mr.. SANFORD Dem, Oneda)-To amend the
charter of the Oneida Savings Bank.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. MILISPACGH dem, Orange)-That the Irns-
tacs az e state Inebrafe Asylum hereby ordered 10
report al an early day the number OF patients now IN said
Institution which was adopted. 80
Bv Mr MIIISPAUGH-Reciting the provisions Of the
statute compelling railroads TO place signs at
ngs warning TO travellers, anu recltlug ihe iieIIem
Raroad Company has not obeyed regarded the pro
visions OF the statute TO the great peril OF travellers ana
others having occasion to cross their railroad track
therefore, 80, -, .....
Res0ired df tho Senate concur, That the Attorney
0euera hereby called upon 20 ascertain the facts 81 the
and TO institute suit for the recovery Of damages ana
penalties FOR such neglect Of the law"
The resolution was laid over under the rule
Adjourned to II o'clock, Monday morning.
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POLITICAL.
MARYLAND.
roN on rnr sENAronLM coNrEsr.

EXPLANATION or TIE SENATORIAL CONTEST
n TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE. Jan 2O.-'The reason why the
Legislature of Maryland has been five days bal
otng for Senator without any result may be stated
briefly Tho caucus Of Conservatives and Dem
ocrats held ten days ago. consisting of 70 out of lOi
members nominated Gov. Swami by acclamation
for Senator The Conservative friends of Swami, con-
sistng Of about twenty members in order to secure
the Democratic vote for him aud the repeal of the law
roqnirng a Senator 20 be a resident OF the Eastern
Shore agreed 10 vote for new constitutional Con-
vention for universal amnesty bill which restores
the elective franchise TO several thousand Mary
landers who served in tho rebel army, aud for
a lumber Of other peculiarly Depoclatc
meosures II was found however that thcre wero not
enough votes IN the Senate for repeal q the East
err Shore law when the ba0tng commenced tor Son
atOr on Tuesday last ul1j, Dr. Ord, OF Allegheny
county whose scat ia contested by a Conservative,
was first tuTne1 out IIQnedate action conlg not be
had IN bis contested case several SeD9toCs QbjecliDg
10 such hot h0ste, bn9 il WA deferred Il Tuesday,
next FoAnal balloting RON day T. lav viii there
fof6 probably cortin6 for some days longer without
ohV result II requires thiTleen votes ~ the Senate
10 pass law. Some Of the Eastern Shore Democrats
refuse 10 vote for It's repeal. Governor swami would
be elected at once IL not Or fear that the senate
mi ght exclude him from his scat II elected IL yio9
lion OF q law Of the STATE There is ne Doubt Of his
election but the seat of Dr. Ord must be first vacated
a0d the vote Of hi, Democratic contestant secured,
The bill repealin the Eastern Shore law immediately
reGnact. If, so tLat Rcyordy Johnson cannot bo
candidate for reelection in 1869, ~ his successor
must come from the Eastern Shore.
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LOUISTAN 4.
pouTrcn--THE FBEEDsHEN-TRADE'

pOLITIChr-TifE Il'f.ED9 va" ii''D'-'
BIT TELEGRAPH TO TRITtUNE.
NEw-ORIEANs. Jan. 1s.--At meeting Of the Exc
cuvo Committee of the suffrage pa ty OF louisiana the
seat Of A. p Field somewhat prominent as local pol
clan was declared vacant 49,,
The freedmen are deserving the plan atiOns ny hun
reds their contracts having expired ana N1e Il amount
of their wages having been paid TO them Iel ulOsy
will spent They refuse to work except at eAotD
taut rates $500, +. .-.o..-
The total number OF ships detained NJ tho bpF IL twenty
one with six thousand bales Of cotton, nv eiSnS i0t
hundred ahd fifty pounds, at thirty cents calcuhthg
loss Of interest at eight per cent WITHOUT CCuNa "uo
OF ships, say in oil ten millions OF dollars.
DETENTION OF VEssELS-THE STATE TREASURY
New ORLEANS, Jan. 9O--The fact that tweuty-one
vessels Of cotton detained inside the bar for want Oh
water has caused considerable stir vigorous measures
are now being taken to deepen the channel
Judge Thomas to-day granted mandainuS in the case
Of the state OF Louisiana IN relation 60 Frederick AeNa
der OF Pittsburgh ct tho State Treasurer SAYING that he
had no right to hold the funds. Tho claim originated as
follows AeXanders brother was shot IN lsl by guerfas
ON tho river His estate left vacant turned into cas,
and the money deposited with the treasurer VINO refused
TO deliver 10 claimant upon the order OF judge Inoa5
The Eclipse Tow Company las sued the tOM-poht Chi
houn for $40 900 d'mages The Calhoun recently coed
with the Gladiator II IS claimed that the collision was
the result OF negligence on the part Oh the Calhoun
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THE SOUTHERN STITtS.
SOUTU CAROLINA.


THREATENED COLLISION BETWEEN THE FREEDMEN
AND UNITED STATES TROOPS.
SAVANNAH Ca Jan. Ca collision is likely to
occur between the freedmen and L. :. forces grow
inc ont oe an attempt 20 eject them from plantation
on the CHI yves estate, situated in South Carolina
opposite Saws unah They refused either to leave the
plantation or co Vtrac for the presentyear Pursuant
to orders from G, NJ Tson one commissioned oilcer
and fifty men proceeded to the piantatioi,;
and vera met by $50 or 800 negroes, all
armed A conflict was only prevented by a
temporary compromise. Captain Brandt has telo-
graphed to Ger Scott, commissioner that it wos
impossible to eject them md asked permission to do
tail a company of the 6tl Infantry en- route from
Lawtonville to Charleston TO assist the troops sent
over by Gen. Tillsdn, who arS still tho plantation
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DRsoRs sanday morning Jss % David D.sasA &Srs4
Beforist Methodist Episcopal Church ~
Ills reages and friends respectfully invited 10 ssead DE Ar ,s
aesday the ga inst at O'Clock the Beaford ~
Church corner Bedford and MOdonsls 80 ~
PBABODY-On Saturday evening Jan 49, al the residence Of ~
brother Charles Peabody In this oy John p Peabody IA ~
year Of his gs The remars will betiken 10 Andcyer Mad a. a
TcOWBRIDC0 Sunday Jan d. HaTree POhemus daughter %
George md CoeHa Trowbdge aged months end % days
Relatives and friends Of the iamiy respectfully invited 70 attend ~
funeral services, 1t DE residence u her PaFen No. W Hess to4
IT,, on Iuesday the 22i last, At I'm
SbUTlIn Brooklyn SUNDAY 1857 Jobn Milton Smith, l4
President Of the Arctic fe Insurance. Company aged 1yeas ~9sa
and II days !.
TIE relatives and friends Of the family invited 70 attend be- fnaerst
m the south Presbyterian Cnrch Of Chnt1n and Amhsa Ga
Tuesday morning. Jan u at 10 O'Clock The enas viii be tssea 70
3 Eg Hartford Tor mtermelL 4
TflTHA bis residence No % East Tweneist Wednesday the
10Th inst, David Smith NJ. D.. IN tle 5lh Of tis sge
III relatives and friends " the family, and Medical PscdtY
eetfnly invited 70 attend tue fne from Cllgar OF
a. enyfrsst Fourh.aye, Monday inst n S9k
,a without further invitation.
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INDIANA.

THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN THE SENATE
ISDIiNipOIIs Jan. 2O-Tho Temperance address
20 day was delivered to meager audience by the
Rev o. A. Burgess Petitions are being circulated
throughout the State asking for prohbloIy law
II is expected to unite these in a monster petition
n mile in length In the Senate u Compromise Tom
poyance hill Ids been INTRODUCED, granting Licenses
to retail dealers the petition OF twonty reehOderS
OF the ward or precinct.
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TIE FENIANS.
A NEW FENIAN ORGAN.

81 TELEGRAPH 10 Tux rRiBUSA
BUFFALO, Jan. 19--TM Globe weekly newspaper OF
this city been transferred TO the Fenan brotherhood
1t will DO called The Fenidn Volunteer and managed by
tho Fenian organization here.
TIE NEW CANADIAN SCARE.
MONTREAL Jan ia body Of the Goycrnment police
scnt to Shobrcok for tho purpose OF arrestlhS
suspected gang OF oOihers, or to protect tho BANKS from
anticipated Fenan raid. The officers OF this garrison
have been granted leave OF absence on condition that
they wl remain within q hours CALL should Their services
DC required.
THE FRENCH CANADIANS AND TUE FEHfASs.
MONTREAL, Jan. le.-The Journal s. Bydeinhe com
mentng the charges OF dsloyay made against the 81
Patrick Society soys The Ish ko tho french canadiaps
have many for detesting England I'll time the
irish and French Canadians should show tho English
that thoy not DESTROYS OF the manehaucq Of British
power this continent The happcst Gay Tor us wiz Is
| which no src freed from them foteyet'
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fleet that broke loose from Cincinnati, and number Of
empty flats, are reported having gone tho falls
About three inches Of snow has fallen since D. M Tile
NASHVILLE, jan 1.-THE river Is still rising, with four
feet OF water on the shoefS weather cold and clear
CHICAGO WITHOUT Ef.~efDRK AE%s'
CTr-AGO, Jan. 2O.-We have received NO h'pi'' from
New-YorI, Boston Philadelphia since siurS'%y "'
I7th. We hope to sci something by to-n0ffVW'
HEAVY FALL OK Snow INDIANA.
TNprlyl55fI5 Jan pa heavy snow fell last fghta u,'
today which It is thou gt, viii make travel on the raj
road impossible for days. Tho snow fifteenth inches
deep and s Ealing. We have not had such storm Tor
muy years.
ANOTHER BLOCEADE AT BUFFALO
BUFFALO, Jan. 70, IL p NIT has boon showing heavily
aRddrigting since o'clock this evening. The mercury Is
degrees above zero. There prospects Of another
Railroad blockade.
SNOW DRIFTS IN ILLINOIS
CMCiGo, Jan. 2O--A driving snow storm commenced
and continued intervals all day 1t is still showing and
drifting 40 badly thai blockade OF the railroads is an
ticpaCed.
CAIRO Jan 2O-The SNOW Is four inches deep and stu
falling No trains have arrived since last night. Ihe
mercury is % above zero
SIX INCHES OF snow ~ MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2O-The snow storm Of yesterday stu
continues but not so violently The storm has extended
OF here, tine being from Six inches 10 1901
deep in Missouri and Kansas. About foot mas faHeh
here. The Eastern and Northern Railroads are consider
ably ObsruCted, but the interruption Will only De temper
airy. The i3 two feet deep at Springfield, ILLINOIS,
Snow STORMS IN IDAHO
SAN FRANCr8co jan 2O.-A letter from silver City
dated the 4th mentions severe snow storms Everything
IS blocked up with snow.
TWENTY FEET SNOW on THE PLAINS.
ST. LOUIS, Jan D-7he DeDi0cTofS St Joseph FDeclal
IL deeper snow than Tor many years In some places
along Little Blue River there drifts twenty feet deep
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ALABAMA.

IMPORTANT DECISIONS By THE SUPREME COURT
Br TELEGRAPH TRIBrSE
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 19.-The Imcs's Montgomery
special says that the Supreme Court Of Alabama has de-
cided the act OF Congress requiring stamp upon state
LEGAL processes 20 De unconstitutional ChiefJusce
Walker also decides that Alabama being de Jacfo gov
ernmeut under the Confodcracy its personal representa-
Vcs arc protected from all Oss confederate invest
ment under an act OF the Legislature. The Court was
unanimous
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At THE NORTH.
syow-DRTr ACCIDENT AT COLD SPRING,

SNOW-DRIFr ACCIDENT AT COLD SPEING,
COLD SPRING, Jan. 19.-EOr two days past the
in this vicinity has drfted heavily, delaying trains
going Dosh ways for several hours. This morning as tho
locomotive Horace f. Clark, attached to the Montreal
train, into drift she thrown from the track and
ran headng into the rocks The front Of the engine was
badly damaged, but lucldly injured. Superin-
cndent TOuCey happening To be the spot succeeded
in rad clearing the track that trains were delayed
but u little while.
MONTREAL DANGER or FLOODING.
MOSTRCAL, Jan. 2O--The S. Lawrence River has risen
foot inlet Aqeduct and there IL great danger OF its
flood NJ the city.
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TIE TERRITORIES.
COLORADO.
ny rytHeR,pH TO TIN TRIBUNE

TRLHIhAIH IHIHVNH
ST. LOUIS Jan. 2O-The Dcpr0 NGr3 learns from
one OF an exploring party who recently assembled the
Colorado River that that stream uaylgabc 90 the
mouth Of the Green River which l. within tie boun-
diaries Of Colorado The vessel used 10y the exploring
party large enough 10 have carried four such boats
rs used by Lieut. Ives when he explored the uyer.
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KENTUCKY.
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST

ny TELEGRAPH TO Tag TRIBUNE.
FnANKr0Rf, Jan. l9.-AnothoT ballot for U. 5. SEN
ator ia the Kentucky Legislature took place yeStcy'
day. James Speed (Radicalj received ~ votes Pow
oil, 4O Harding, 2i and Davis 80. The ballot Tor
T. S. Senator to-day resulted rs follows: Powell al:
Spced Al: Davis, 43.
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CANADA.
GEN. BUTLER on ANNEXATION.

BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
MONTREAL, C. E., Jan. 18.-Le Pays, French jour
nal publishes letter addressed to j. NJ Cadrleux IRON
Gen b. T. Butler expressing his opinion OF the ahhoxa.
ton absorption Of Canada as being both necessary anu
,,,oht tor tina fnturo welfare OF the United States
butler saws every American statesman appreciates ne
question and only come 70 one conclusion
Tie edvanfages which It's solution through annexation
would confer on tho country. The Gazette commenting OF
the letter says "The expression, coupled WIN lo
carntIon of den Banks and Others will not create any
feeling In this country In favor of the object III view
PROF. GUYoT's LECTURE.-The second lecture pS
Prof GuyOt upon the Glaciers OF Switzefanu WI" 10 uo
institute No ia Fiffh,aye'
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IDAHO.

SAN Francesca. Jan. Gothic Idaho stage. about
which considerable anxiety felt csi tho Indians had
attacked It, has arrived safely at Unionyo The In
I To-
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nInnrnina Gaa.i..

CARD--W JACKSON No s. ROADWAY. has constantly 80
band fall assortment Of Bonbazne' and al other A9gnsg D -
Goods Also Bonnets Shaw Coss Vsi Grapes IaBtkerclss
Gloves &c ~ Blades waited With goods 81 II e.jenes
Suits order short notice No sol Brcssa opposite fa %
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TENNESSEE.
BY TELEGRAPH 10 Tur TRIBUNE.

TELEGRAPH o TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE, Jan. l9.-COl J. H. Hughes, Conserve
tive Is candidate for Congress in Stokes District.
Arrived. steamboats, Taismau, from Cairo. and Gen;
Sge from Carthage. The latter brought 27jp SACKS OF
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MISSOURI

TELEGRAPH TO ruR TRIBUNE
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 19-The tobacco men Of this city
VIII send delegation 10 the Convention Of tobacco
manufacturers 10 be held In Washington Feb. g. four
thousand and lightweight steamers arrived from Cairo
a-t year
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AT THE WEST.

TIE OHIO AND TENNESSEE RIVERS RISING
LOUISVILLE, Jan lo.--The river has been fslns oau
is now feet Inches high Tho canal is IVY Of beNy
ice Six coal bsyses have sunk on the fs Part OK tho
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UTAH.
NJ TrfEAnArn TO ruH TRIBUNE

]
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2O-Tbc Salt Loie Jidd'c reports
the massacre Of nine men IN Southern Utah on the Sth
| inst. by the Indians