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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-06-27
Home News.


The Union Pacific Railroad hos
been opened to Julesburg, $40 miles
west tof Omaha. lxnlIai
Reports from the plains Indicate
that hostilities arc still continued.
Cen, Sherman is at Omaha Gen.
Hancock has gone TO Denver.
A letter from Rome says that Arch.
bishop Spaulding will probably return
to America Cardinal.
One thousand six hundred and
thirty-one emigrants passed through
Columbus last week, Of whom four
hundred and seven will remain in
Ohio.
The Cincinnati express train from
Cleveland, Saturday, coIlided with a
two horse wagon at a crossing IN Gal
lion killing WIN. Sipcs aud bis wife,
and severely woundihg three Of their
children. y ''ta
Gen. Sheridan reports to the War.
Department. that the restoration Of
Wells. Munroe aud Abel would be
obnoxious to nine, tenths Of the peo.
pie Of Louisiana. La
More than thirty Congressmsn have
responded to the circular Of Gen
Schenek. all Of whom say they will
be present at the beginning Of the
summer session. tI.l
Tho expenses Of registration in
Louisiana have been 5000. The
number Of voters thus far registered
is 69, LII, Of whom nearly $4,000 are
blacks. Tho number registered large
y exceeds the vote polIed for Presi-
dent in 1860. rs F
The evidence taken before the i'm.
parchment Committee makes vol.
umc of eight hundred pages, and syp-
Elementary testimony makes q VOL
umc Of equal size. The members of
tho Committee are understood to be
preparing reports.
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Those that are now in office, must be
dBrapilaicd as soon as possible"
In The adjoining Senatorial District
OF Guernsey aud Monroe, the latter
clause as we learn from the Guernsey
Times has already been enforced.
Robert Savage, Esq, represented
that Democratic district 10 the last
Senate Though not a brilliant light
he was a steady one, and made q fair
Senator. But Mr.. Savage was unfor'
tunato enough 10 have worn blue
clothes 10 the service Of his country,
and the Democracy, despite their us.
ual custom, decapitated' him and put
an d party hack 10 nomination for
his place. We spawned said hack.
known as "Bill Lawrence" number
of years ago, ID n congressional race
aud this Is his first release from the
corral OF the lame, halt aud blind,
since that time. The reason he vas
brought forth. 70 supposed TO be be.
cause In 1864, ia the Town Hall Of
Cambridge he declared that the
american people would have Abfs.
ham Lincoln's bead for foot ball
before two years" II
The Democracy could not lot the
holder and avower Of such patriotic
sentiments pass uprewarded, Hence
a soldier had 10 be decepitatod, and
he substituted in his place. Let
Soldiers note it---Zdnosvitis Odarier.
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Foreign News.


The Csnr has returned safely to St
Petersburg. -+a
Croatia is opposed to union with
Hungary.
The Captain GonOral of Cuba lra.
resigned.
Tho Sultan is on route for Paris.
Queer Victoria held court draw
ing room at BucEingham Palace,
Friday.
Tho capture Of Santa Anna, at Lis
sal, is confirmed,
The aeot and army of Chilli ore to
bo reduced, it being thought that the
war with Spain is over. Htf j.
From Columbia it is reported that
Sighting is going on all along the
Magdalena river. l.
Debate on the reforms proposed by
Napoleon has been postponed by the
Corps Legislative until November.
There are reports that che relations
of Napoleon aud the King Of Prussia
are by no means cordial.
The Consultation for North Ger
many has been ratified by all the
States, aud win be officially proclaim
cd Tuesday. 4"
tits reported that the disturbances
in Birmingham may again break out,
us tho ante popory lonturer, Murphy
continues his haranEues, ~
News from Vera CruI, by way o
Havana, is to the l3th. The dispatcl
says the city had surrendered, but tn
context makes it very doubtful.
It is understood the Eoglish Par
lament will not bO prOrogued uoti
the middle Of August, and q geuera
election will probably be held mex
spring. E.l Il i
The Canadian question has bOel
complicated by the pursui, OF Il Grsel
blockade runner iuto a Greek port
whore she was attacked by Turkisl
men .of-war. tFH.a 1ea
The American merchants at Aspin
wall, who suspended business on ac
count Of an oppressive tax, have re
sumed again.
The Queen ,f England Is about t
decorate with the Order Of the Gar
ter the Emperors Of Russia aud Aus
tria and the Sultan of Turkey,
| Itis announced that tho Sultan ka
Il - a. Al A.. q A
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Mayor Monroe 70 be Restored.


Tho Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati EaqRircr who has
confidential relations " with the
White House, plainly intimatos that
the President Intends to reinstato all
the rebels who have been excluded
from Office by the District command-
ers down to the infamous Monroe
He says;
No matter how much the impeaeh.
ers may howl, the President will dl,
rectlys as soon as Mr. Stansberry's
opinion is promulgated, revoke the
illegal orders Of the military com.
manders, even though such action re-
store 20 ei6ee the vascillating Wells
or the sO-oalled emurdepus" MOa.
roc. +s.st .,,s ~ rn..s
10 adds that no threats will deter
Preaidspt Johnson from tho execution
Of the law as ksmasysidnds Il, aud as
bis law oihcer interprets IL
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Our Nart aoHernor.


by the proceedings OF the Union
ota'o OonVenuon' whlen we publish
on the nrs' page Of this ISSUE ~ will
ee seen 'aet zen ~ D. HAYES oi
hamilton County' mas oeen CHOSEN as
.he standard bearer OF tnc Union
FSr1y In tue next Poi'.ic"l contest
No better man could ptopaoiy nave
been endowed with that high honor
shd certainly none more deserving
than he upon whom rests tho respon.
sioiiity OF tho representative man OF
the great Union Party Of ohio' In the
coming strugglc' zen, HAYES rec
ord as man and patriot are OF the
best. Hc may be said to bo a man OF
our own people, being raised apd ed
ucated by MI birchard OF sanuusky
county, where he spent his youthful
days. ha was afterwards ior many
years resident OF Del'worei from
thence no wont TO Oinoinna'i whoro
Tor seventeen years nc mas peen Gu
gagged IN the practice OF law
He entered tho army IN June OF
81, as Major OF Cen hosecrans reg
imeut-the 2Srd Ohio Ills command
vaS sent to Virginia whore 1t served
Its entire term Az South Mountain
as Lient' COL OF tho regiment nc
was badly wounded, and only de''s'-
cd from Lighting vhon 1t became nee
essary 70 carry M" trom the neld'--
After the battle OF An'ie'am, 10
which the regiment saw hard service
/. nc was promoted to she ooioneloy'
and was transferred with his com
mand 70 the hanawha vallcy' wncro
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Abrahan Ash, Plaintiff, Court Of Cod FIe.s
wfliani .. LEVIN Ar. .,sspt .snsca County, on o.
T'HE deiepian. wih ,ake aotIes. i,et on shs ~
petition sesinst said dcjendsnt. n nc CLERKS ~
Gee ofsald Gouff pf Common Pleas, for sud within
the eeunty o. eencca andedts Of ONO, wherein,
That on ths asth of iABuary. 1884 The said DE-
frndant executed and deiivertd ~ principal, with
ss, @ q, q SsC ss ss ss.'se p
bic IN one year after said date 70 Harriet Day or
ORDER with interest that said defendant neglected
IN, On the ON day Of March, 1891, was COM
PEELED TO and did discharge and pay OF the same
70 The 4lm ognve hundred nfty-four p 40 dollars,
With interest, since March 9th, 1857.
That the defendant on the l7lh OF February.
Is5i,. executed aud delivered TO N Ie~msn his
EsSis: ESs%iss:VS "a PGs Gee % ga ayss % !s% s%
Lewman or order with Interest from aaf6,
That TO secure the payment q said note
William q. Lewman, executed paper writing,
attested BY two Witnesses, under the seal
and algnature Of defendant. properl, asknovluig-
and william Q. IeNman believing TIE came was
mortgage upon the west half qf the north west
quarter Of section ak. 40 intownshptlfree, slnorth
that said papei writing was presented iof record
At the recorders once Of Scucch County, ohio,
April IS, 'ei, nod rceorded therein June 70, 1891,
s o. s"a sss s. ND pSU meant sp sad Sd'i
mortgage the same, hut failed N the kran tlng
clause, where sait defendant is named ss grantee
and said Eli Lewman as erahtor That said plain
papet writing and Of al the interest OF esid XII
Lewman therein, ahh The sane in 4 lien upon sid
real estate, and that thers IL one 10 plhntiR from
eighty ave dollars with Interest fam FebruAry
Vi, 1894
rhe said plaintiff psays Judgment agAiht defsn-
dant for said several snms, with interest, that
said reni estate nIsy be sold
An order Of sttaehment against said dsfendani
has Issued herein.
The said defendant IL required TO answer said
petitiun b the 7th day of September 1857. or the
same will be taken AZ true and Judgment reader
ID thcFoon hccordinglgsn tt lf EitN
ffsI.4 sSf-- LEE 4 nnEwrn
itA ~ ~ hH.ti Attyr for piAintH
June 20, 1BG1.-dw. HH fur fneefa0O1
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lfrom the Adrian, tsfichIsan) Joupai.i
An Old Lady Burns out Horace
~ grealev, \


On Monday last Mr.. II. T. Miller,
Of the toen Of Fairfield, a this cOnn :
~, discovered smoke issuing from the
residence ofone Of his neighbors, and
fastening over to the scene, discover
ed the 'lsdy Of the house,, standing
within the deto9Ri ahlls OF her man
sion, witasssiaR ihe havoc Of the
flames as they passed into rapid
sheets to every part ofilI iOh Mr.
Miller's srrivfL bis 6rst business was
10 put out the Gre that 1had already
caught 10 the old lady's olpihos, In
doing this his hands we're badly burn
ed, bat he succeeded ia extiuguishing
the ffe and getting her out Jf Che
house, when he asked her what hll
this meant. He was informed By the
indiguantfcmale that che was cheat
ing Horace Greelcy,"t
The facts of the case are these; The
old lady, for many years, has taken
the New York Tribune, and has read
and believed fts radical teachings
until SHE had become passive under
its influence. Her house being built
10 the old primitive style Of logs, il
became necessary 70 paper the walls,
which she had done with tho Tribune
TO her satisfaction, But the old lady
had become so entirely out Of pa
Iienee, on reading Horace Greelcy's
late letter, that she could stand IL no
longer, aud decided to show her con-
tempt for him by ridding her house
Of his paper which she had pasted
upon tho walls. shu effbfts TO get IL
OF having failed, She decided TO burn
II OF, which She succeeded In doing
most effeetuaIly We 10 not suppose
she thought Of burning up her house,
but such was the case. We under
stand there is nothing left to mark
the spot whore the New York Trib-
upe had once regnedp supreme, but
the bare logs walls of the old house.
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p0- We are greatly surprised that
tho Radical negro suffrage papers
have forgotten to use the word "cop-
porhead, "rebel," "truitor," &C., as
arguments in favor of giving the ne.
groos the right to vote. II is uuac-
countable. How do they expect to
carry this eloction2-SeMecd AdUertis-
er.
We would infer from the above
that the Adoertiscr attempts to insiuu.
ate that the Union party are oring-
ing aud fawniug to them for the pur-
pose of getting their vote for negro
suffrage, That deleotablc sheet which
rovclsin black guArdism and takes par
ticular pleasure in aping that shining
light Of Democracy--BaIcKP PoMERoY
longs for some ono to spitbaok at him
iuhisOwu spleen, which not doing, he
proceeds to dine upon his own vomit.
He should consider before he "casts
his pearls" whether they will be
appreciated or not by those for whoa
they are intended.
When, during the rebellion, it wa
necessary to distinguish traitors from
loyal men, plain words with phi'
meaning were used, but now that tn,
war is over, aud the Union party ha
triumphod, the necessity in a grea
measure is Obviatcd, yet it docs no
make them tbe.less traitors now, If w
are not found "still harpiug" on dis
LOYALTY.
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JEFF Davis in Clover and the South
Na0a Starving. i.vsls +

While the North is paying the
enormous public debt that has aecu-
mulated in the effort to prove that
there is no sueh thing a. treason,
while from all parts Of the Sonth mis-,
cry has stretched It's gapHt hands to-
ward US 70 beg fos support while We
have freely opened our treasure 10
prevent theie starving, We SEQ but liz,
-tie incliaation on the part Of the lead
ing Southern. people 10 make an equal
Effort On the contrary, fily thou
sapd dollars has been presented to
JEFF Davis, which he Is about TO in
vast 10 esummer residence near Mon-
treal, where he ooolly watches the
follies Of the Northern people and
pouders over the fact that 10 the great
republic there is no such orime as
trcasenN X HeraA, ~
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Another Fact for Soldiers,

The Democracy appear TO have
staked their political existence on the
-haEzard Of a die. For two years past
thsy have been sweet on tho soldiers,
but the sweot appears 20 have palied
and the soldiers soured op their hands.
The Democratic order appears 10 have
becn promulgated; Thereafter no
more soldiass ON Democratic tickets,
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A Rt,sonuTioN

4 Disc RESOLUTION ser
Relative 10 an ainendment of The Constitution,
providing for the extension Of the elective fran.
dhiae. 7 1891 INHN 4aaHtla3 NiLH =.
Resolved, by the qenerel Assembly Of The
State Of Ohio, three -hhs OF The members elected
10 zach House agreeing thereto, that II be and is
hereby proposed 10 the electors Of this state. to
vote a. the'next annual October election Upon the
approval or rejection Of the following amendment
As substitute for the first section of the ffth ar
ticle Of the Constitution of this Elate, toswit;
=" Every male itiEen the United States ofthe
uge Of twenty-oue years, who shall have been q
resident Of Che STATE ono year next preceding the
election, and OF the county, or township or ward
N which he resides such times as may be provi-
dcd by la'y. except such persons as have bprhe
arms in support ofany insurec!ion or rebellion
against the Government OF the United Statos, or
have fed from their places Of residence 10 avoid
being drnfted INTO the military service thereof pi
have deserted the fiinary 6rnavaI service of safd
Government In time Of war, and had mot subse-
quentiy been honorably discharged from the
same, shall have tho qualification Of an elector
aud be entitled to-votc az elections"
Speaker Of tho House OF Representatives.
ANDREW. @. McBURNEY
'cu .ft.i 4yhuQ. President Of thc Senate.
Passed April O. 1867. fssse laprlln26mo.
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Gen. Sickle's letter, asking 10 be
relieved, demands a Court Of Inquiry,
tp,sindieats himself from the aeeasa.
iipnspf the Attorney Generals bplni-
on, and says the declaration o. the
Attorney General dissrms him Of
means % protect the lives, property
q sights Of citizens. and meunies all
with ruin s,s ..E
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StraVed.

ItROm TuE sU8scRImER LIVING
Il two aAiles ndflh ef Wlhga arts coluert, Grave
lord County, % Wednesday. June 18th, DARK
BAY MARE, With 4 white ai1r n hef tofehehd
u years cid o. theEealouls, Had % the Aesd gear
q halter when she len, AID WAS traced as far
rlilo,f. Any person. giving tnfQrpAtlon Qt hcr
or TAXING up NAid anim1 VIII he llh-
orally rewarded for ihelR trouble. !QlL ID ~
Z svnsr, n Address. HgNkY aLiEEa.
- tWntnte C0fneU.
lsps s',as lsss-as W 81
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CONSTITUTION OF ono.
Proposed Amendment to the Con-
Is stituti0n. fts aa'n
flD STATE OF OHIO 4

iet o .7.f n.iiD STATE OF OHIO I
OrrIcK or fnE sEoRETARY or SrArE.
I, WILLIAM HENRI SMITH, Secretary Of State OF
lowing IA true COPY OF Joint resolution passed
by the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, on
tho 9Th day Of April. A. p,, 1851, taken from the
Original rolls on 'hlc IN this office. ~
In testimony whereof, have herounto
subscribed my name, and affixed the
I'd Graat Seal o. the state Of Ohio, al
lsEAL.l Columbus, the eth day Of APrii a. ..
fs r.l61S WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
la .. Secretary Of State.
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Commencing March Isl, 1867,
ro rLIF r.A,,E pAYERs-

no TILE FAX PAYERS.
OwINcao the baei,f..ane.s sfshe ssAsoa and
without charstne ANY psnalty, ki,sT thst Sat
ave pef ecni viii " eddoa, snd n IN The hnnds Of
the collector, mlloasQ tn addition,
Ca Js.ytsA She EfNghass' 9siVe Nel y s's.ea.
Iuna arth. Ia. AZ = 2 a'.iN- -1sr1H ~
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UNION STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
Gen. r. B. HAYES, Hamilton Go.
For Lieut. Coo.
SAMUEL GALLOWAY, Franklin 90.
~ Tor Treas. Of STATE,
SIDNEY 8. WARNER, Lorain Go.
For 1uditor Of STATE,
JANIS II. GOODMAN, Marion Co,
For Cbmpfrolle4 Of tae Treasury,
MosEs Il. BRAfLEY, Fulton Co.
Fbr .Saprepts Judge,
JoHa WELsH, Athens Co.
~ For Afiorney General,
WILLIAM II. WEST, Logan Co.
For gssbr oC ne Board Of Pibhc Works,
PHiLiP v. fIERzro, Auglaize Co,
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hcAtey hnhhno nto toO'ciOck, arriving A. SanduakV
att r. NJ.
Passengers issvihs 6ieselabi st4.os p N .,a
atatlons alorg the Northern Division 81 al A II
y. X, and also those leaving .Ciucinnafi AZ A M
via Columbus, and shelby OF Newurk. make elgse
eonpectiop With eveninR bost. II, . - -
Isiaud passengers leaving by both morning and
afternoon boat, make close eoniectiona witb the
southern rosds; both Of which make diresf con-
neotions east and west at Mouroevilis and CLYDE
tftEFfN - ifn
.-,ri- BxCURSEONssanA
y Wednesdays ana saturday.. leaving a. shove.
at 10 4. NJ. Wed1estiaye, and p. ~ saturdsys;
Fare, for Round Trip, Soc iia n q
The boat can be chartered by tHe trip or per
aentage ~ passenger tickets on all other days eN-
eep, sundays, between the hOurs Of 10 A NJ and
Liberal Inducements ohered 70 excursion Par
teas on apecfni of rsenlaf trains aiolH the
hn-s oI The 2 y \ Ehnd 81 MR..
fhe Star has been htted oct Win special refer.
epce 70 the sccommodniiun mntl cordfOft ofeNeur-.
sion Parties, having an Awning Deck over the,
enure hurricane deck, A commodiona, cabin.
and plenty of seats. The boat has carrying cApa--
city Tor sevsn nuhdfed 70 ! tsousand passengsns,
After september a0th will mess but one min
day, leaving Put-ih- nay at 9 A N and sanSaasky
ms =. NJ, and will disconiinpe' the exeunssa
\. 0. an busfnesF communications sAouia be
adaresnea; steamer Evening star, sHndusty, a
June 18th, 1881. WM. HAMILTON, Clerk
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kte,So a. NJ, sAndu.ks at . p. AZ. .xoar.,o,. !,
netufntnes Be4tss patlin-Day AZ 30 p HI. and
kelieya BLAND at O'Clock, afrivInF Al sandnsL y
att Pm.
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Returmimgs leaves sam
.gY5 tltlsky 4,

-A.io A. Me- P. NJ. Arriving a. KelIey's Island
athA- NJ = 8 p. NJ, and Put-iB-bay n t2 hT. and
glaf or. Mr11
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RXCURRHaNA.sl
UNION CIGAR STORE.

> - p y = 2, q '-'''"'
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Isthe largest beat selected. most fashIon IBID and
cheapest In tho city, Heving bougbtour goods :or
cash through tiie present Cflsis wecan Offer In
ducemenss neloy any other house 10 the county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29
IRON TEXAS,

SEw YoKr, Jan. %.
a Heralfs New Orleans special says That
Bowie county Texas, is in . revolt. Captain
Tremble, late, q an Illinois regi@eat planting
there. was recently shot and wounded, and
his life threatened. He came to New Or
leans and returned with twenty cavalry to re-
move his family, when Ne found that has wife
and child had been driven into Arkansas
The negroes on his place we're uuanacled and
driven through the streets, in presence OF
the cavalry who we're forced to fall back be-
fore three hundred nnreconstracted. Mrs.
Tremble died from the ill-treatment, and was
buried yesterday. Generals Mower, Hatch,
Kirby and many Union officers of the Grand
Army Of thh Republic attended the funeral.
The Capt. Is at the point Of death from
wounds received from the chivairy.
HousTos, Jan. %.
General Tehnstcn's remains haSe arrived.
ALI the buildings are draped in mourning.
Thousands of the people met the body at the
depot and escorted it to the female seminary
where 1t will remain in state until Monday,
when it will be taken TO Austin for interrnent-
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FROn NEW YORK.

NEv YoRx, Jan. %.
The excise Law was agsin vigorously en-
forced Yesterday, and he AAbtah paased of
quietly and sobssly, ihsre being bus few ar
rests made.
A large meeting of influential German
citizens was held ut Cooper Institute last
night, favoriug the strict enforcement OF the
Law. Appropriate resolutions we're adopted.
Irwin A. Denison, formerly AaAAr at Arms
on the United States gunboat Cayuga, COM
aiued suicide by shooting himself hrengh
The head yesterday, in the back yard OF
boarding house, No. 60, Main street, Brook
lyn. Depression consequent on the death Of
his wife and loss of employment since his
discharge from the Navy Wis the cause
he steamer r. r. Cuyler. the fastest pro-
peller IN the merchant marine Of this coun-
try, was sold, Saturday. TO the Colombian
Government. She is baag equipped as
war vessel, and is receiving battery on
board
II appears Head Centre Stevens has not
sailed for Europe.
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lpxs ATLANTIC cAsLx.1

IPEa ATLANTIC cAsLg-
Nxx YoaK, Jan. %.
The following dispssches have been re-
ceived over the Cable:
Loxpos, Jan. 2s.-Austria Is strongly in
creesing her military forces on the Turkish
Aad RnSsis frontiers. ~ ~
The Times contains long Washington lets
ter, in which the writer rsportsa converse
ton held with the President, who spoke very
strongly in justifying himself in the position
taken ON the subject OF reconstruction, and
violently assailine Congress for usurping the
Judieial and Executive power.
PARls, jan 2s.-Seyeral OF the Official
iournale deny that MaximilAn u caodidate
for the Presidency of Mexico.
Minister Dix has urged the French Gov
ernmeni to abandon the system Of searching
strangers baggage arriving IN France. =
ST PETEssaras, Jan. 27.-Advices re.
ceived from the Poletts Straits state that the
Anssieaa portion Of the Rnsslo American
telepsgh is coopleted, ard the Straits have
been surveyed for the puspos of finding .
suitable place for laying the submarine ca
bic. The Russian portion Of the great enter>
prise it is expected Will be finished by next
Autumn.
The United State. man of war Constant
uipft uAs iciL tHc DpefuotSs " AAh1 SACsoo
fugitives on board and transport them to
Greece.
|s BskxE, Jan. 2Z.--Ths 6ovenment o. Aus
ira ~ made overtnres TO the fedsrl Au>
xhosties with a visw to cosnuserscng tuDatss
between the two countries.
Lospon, Jan. 27.--Ihe two clipper ships,
Louis Walsh and Charlotte White, which
saalsa from Calais on tke Ruca 10 Europe,
have fescSea the Gibraltar. hav,n nade the
voyage in fourteen days. The Louis Walsh
won the race by only twenty FIVE minutes.
United States 8 ~ bonds have advanced
5>leths; Ere declined.
It is reported that the Greek hero kanar
is intending to go to America TO thank the
people of the. United States for their sympa-
thy. and 10 ask the Government to send q
feet Of monitors to the assistance OF the
Cretans.
Lord Derby is very ILL.,
Mr. Gladstone has returned 10 England.
On his way home he passed through Paris,
and had Al interview with Napoleon.
the 10Th of March.
FLORENCE, Jan. 2s-The Pope is inclined
to grant the ecclesiastical demands o!
+. Italy.
| LIVERPOOL Jan 2s.-The cotton market
is firuer and quite active ales to-day will
! reach 10000 bales Prices are unchanged
The steamship China, which left Bos,o Z
on the 10th has arrived here
The steamship Hibernia, from Portland
the l2th, arrived last night
TRIESTE Jan. 2s.--Empress CarlJtta hs,
| completely recovered her health.
/ MUNICH, an 2s.-king Maximilian 10 4
| be married TO the sister Of Francis Joseph, o
/ Austria.