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The New York herald., 1867-01-15

denied But as all other natural rights are SUBJECT 10
restriction and limitation for the general welfare OF poo
ey this should be exception TO the rule The propo
snon al once TO introduce 10 the baot-box half million
OF men, who but yesterday slaves the great mase
OF whom are profoundly ignorant, and all impressed
with that character which slavery impresses up
on It's victims, Is repugnant TO the feelings
OF q large part OF our people, end would
only De justified by necessity resulting from Inability TO
maintain loyal republican state governments without
them But the necessity for loyal republican State gov.
opinions, and shall render allegiance and support the
government OF the United States, must override every
other consideration OF prejudice policy. II II be found
necessary not 70 accept the present
the SOUTH and 10 the great power which has
hitherto lain dormant in the constitution the people Of
the South VIII have the consolation of knowing that
IS their own act and deed. BY the unre-
strained slaughters Of Memphis and New Orleans;
by the unpunshed murder OF loyal men, by
the persecution and exile OF those who adhered 10
the Union, by the conempuous rejection or the gener
ous terms that were offered they fast proving that
the extraordinary Of the constitution must he
summoned to the evils under which the land le
laboring. Let them take warning and speedily reform
their ways before they have driven the nation TO point
where theory, passion and prejudice must all give way
10 the stern necessity Of establishing governments
that will protect all In equal enjoyment OF Hfe
liberty and property. But come what WILL the nation
Throughout the late conflict discerned the hand OF
God leading the nation through blood to purer moral
y and clearer perception OF the rights OF men, and
not doubt that in His time, and by his chosen
means He will conduct II safely through this OF
troubles TO raternal peace unstaned BY oppression
unbroken by rebellion, and crowned with the choicest
blessings ever vouchsafed to any people.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

Ay INTERESTING 1ScrpRsT.--The Pottsvie pal Els
teddfod, or Welsh Literary Society," received at their
recent festival the sth inst the present Of cake
baked 10 cooking stove still standing the residence
OF President Lincoln, at Springfield, Ill II made
the subject OF rae for the benefit Of the society and
the following resolution was passed.
Resolved That the memory OF patriotic President
Lincoln the true over Of liberty, most dear TO the Potts
Vile Eiseddfod That the cake baked his old cook stove
whch va: cent a. memento 70 the Bsteddfcd by Mrs
Tson and James Res. Of Springfield ILL., gratefully
received and that the sncere thanks Of the Eeeddod
and committee hereby rendered 70 hat rarn sdy and
nenuenan fap The aAnA - "
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

THs 81. LOUIS PRovmExr ASSOCIATION This society
made their sixth annual report recently The causes Of
destnton recorded by them as follows s-sickpess
474 account OF small children, 232 misfortune 49,
cannot get work. 13l old age, 7s desertion 32 intem.
perance 80 The occupations OF the applicants for relief
were as Observation-Disclosures, 323 needle women,
2o0 laborers 1856; mechanics, ss soldiers 61 mercan.
tle "a professional 81 The receipts for the year 1856
there are obligations unpaid 10 the amount OF So 05 5s
Donations made by the society in the form OF four
bread corn meal potatoes and other vegetables coal
wood and shoes
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

Freeman, OF Springfield, Mass, barely escaped death
from sufocation on Friday night When they went to
bed they left the door OF tho which full Of
coal-opep, and the gas which escaped In the night
nearly proved fatal only one OF them being able 70 leave
the reorn for sssistspcs - the norninG.
The New York herald., 1867-01-15

The communication in yesterdays HERALD in relation
to the above subject has called forth the following W.
give II In full, that both sides may be heard
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
rIraVCIAT AM CONiNERCIAL.

LONDON, Feb Ii-NOOn.-Consels closed at 900 Tor
money American Securities as follows: United
Btates FiveTwentes 19l; illinois Central shares ISs
ETie Railway shares, 49s
Eyening-Consos closed this evening at 81 Tor money
American securities closed at the following rates
gmted States Five Twentes 73l Illinois Central Shares
SsA; Illinois Railway Shares, 20.
FRAKFoRT Feb. l4-EveniDg.-Un States Bonds,
sel
PARIS Feb l4-Evening.- Rentes are declining.
LIvERPoOL Feb. 14-NoOu.-The market hor Cotton
continues to show a declining tendency, though Mddlng
fplands are sti quoted at ltd q 10. Business is dull
and the sales far have been tIifling.
Eveuing-The market for cotton improved this after
neon and, though there change in prices closed
hrIn. Middling Upands still quoted at l4td p 10
Tie market for Breadstuffs is firm. The Provision
market generally unchanged Talow. however shows
q slight decline being quoted at IS q cwt for Amer
loan.
Ashes-Pots Cd. per owt Spirits Turpentine, SIS
ID per cwt Refined Pennsylvania and Canada White
Petroleum steady at ls Cd. per gallon
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
pRIrSSIA.

Gen Manteuffel had at his own request been re
ieved from the command OF The Nlnth Army CoIps
on account of his health and for period of one year
will only retain bis post as general ade-deeamp TO
the King.
The rlImor that Prussia had demanded explana-
tions from Austria relative 10 alleged military move
ments in Gallicia is totally unfounded. The English
Minister as Berlin jointly with DIR. WindthoTst, Tor
merly Hanoverian Minister of State would neGo-
tiate with the PTussian Government for the reslOra-
tion of the HanOyerian royal property to King
George. .. -.
Rhenish Prussia The Minister of Agriculture has
prohibited the entry and transportation III France OF
coming from the Rhenish provinces Of Prussia or
Bavaria.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

SEIZURE OF A SUBTERRANEAN DIsrIIERY.-
United states Collector Thorn Wednesday received
information that small whisky disery was in operation
on the premises the rear of T. Gormans quOr store,
Of Greene and Steubcnsts Jersey city. Special
Officer Kip detailed 10 look after the matter, and
upon visiting the place. found 40 gallon still at work in
basement rear of Gornans store, said TO belong To
man named kavanagh German went before Collector
Thorn aud upon his promise that nothing should be dis
turbcd In the place the matter allowed TO rest until
premises lac found that during the night the stl and
other apparatus connected herewith had been removed
The Collector therefore feeling satisfied that German
the proprietor Interested person, ordered his
liquor store 10 he seized and closed up TO await further
investigation.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
AUSTRIA.
mUNGARIAN AFFAIRS.

Pesth telegram of the 18th tends 10 confirm the
statement that the Hungarian difficulties have been
adjusted. Ii says:
The Emperor has II is said, accepted the propositions
of the Committee OF Fifteen. and complete Hungarian
Ministry has been appointed The nominations VIII no
however be made public until the propositions OF tne
Committee OF Fifteen have been approved by the Com
mttee on Common Affairs The sttDgs Of the latter body
will commence on Monday.
The Lower Hungarian HOuse had resolved that no
notice should be taken of votes passed by constituent
ces expressing want of confidence IN their Tepresen-
tatives.
John Simon, Bishop Of Raab, had been appointed
Cardinal Primate of Hungary.
The Committee Of SiXty-scven was IN session at
Pesth and debating the clauses of the propositions
of the Committee Of lj The propositions were
adopted in principle.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

TnE HOUSE OF MERCY.-"Tho House of Mercy
needs more room for work II s obliged TO refuse
admission 10 persons offer themselves This ought
not 10 be- The Midnight Mission too, will multiply can
ddaes place In that Refuge They need wing or
rather they need substantial edce, which Will
probably cost s50O00 II the "whOle world" is too little
10 accept IN exchange for soul lost what shall we give
10 save hundreds Of immortal souls Answer, yc men
ana women OF wealth. HoRATIo POTTER, Bishop, &c
N6r York, Feb. 3, 1867.
meeting Will be called for the purpose Of devsing
o raising the $4,000 necessary for the extension
NJ our buildng at the foot of West Eghtysixthst Con
ributiuns will be asked for In all the churches Mean
time however those disposed to aid this work OF charity
aud christianity may send theirmoney 10 Mr r. ~ Brek
Treasurer Of the Building Fund, No 100 LeonGrdst.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
ITALY.
LEGISLATION ON CHURCH AFFAIRS.

LEGISLATION ON CHURCH AFFAIRS.
The bill before the Italian Parliament proposing TO
grant liberty TO the Church aud to liQudate the
clesiastica property declares the Catholic Church in
its exercise of religious worship to be free from all
interference the part of the state II proposes 10
abolish the nomination of the bishops by the KING,
and the fOrnalites of the oath of allegiance the
placet and the eXeQUatur, as well AZ the privileges.
exemptions, imIuunities. and pTerolatiYes of the
Chur1al iii the State The Church VIII MAINTAIN II
self with the free concurrence of the faithful, and
by means of the property belonging 10 It or lcgii-
mately acquired All prestailon from the state
provinces COmntlncs j. consequently 10 cease.
If the Bishops declare themselves willing TO under
take the conversion aud liquidation OF the eccleslas-
tical property, such property must he alienaled
within ten years, all landed property to lie converted
into personal property. and the Bishops 10 pay 10 the
State G00O00OO0 livIe in halfyeaIly installmcnls of
10000 900 livTe each. The Bishops would also have
10 undertake The payment of the pensions granted to
individuals belonging 10 the suppressed religious
corporations. Should the majority of the Bishops
not be willing undertake the conversion, the Gov
eIument would proceed 10 carry ont that measure,
allowing 10 the Bishops 50,UU,UO0 Tente. IL would
dispose of all the ecclesiastical wealth. and ALLEVIATE
the landed property The pensions above re-
feTred TO would have 10 he paid bv the Bishops.
Tie bill for the liquidation OF ecclesiastical prop
erty is followed by the convention concluded be
tween the Italian Government and VI. VI. Langaud
Dumonccau. This stipulaes that if the bill he al'-
proved by P0ult and the majority OF the Bishops con
sent TO effect the conversion of the property NJ VI.
LanpTaud DumOnCeau will undertake behalf Of
the Government 10 collect the 6O0OOWO lire. OI
whatever less sum may he determined as the quota
appertaning to the State from the proceeds OF the
liquidation.
-. ADMIRAL PERSANO.
On ihe 10Th the Senate decided 10 lmpeach Admit
raj PersanO ON the charge OF disohedence to orders
by SO to As votes and on the charge OF ncompctency
and neglect of duty, 10y 10 to IL.
RELATIONS WITH AUSTRIA.
The visit which Prince llumbert. the heir to the
Italian crown is Ia pay tOhe Court of Vienna will
take place il is stated. toward the end of February
The ltde SAYS that this visit Is 10 be one OF mere
courtesy and is in no way connected with any matIi-
Inonial projects. "The re-eStabbshlnent "t good
relations between the two countries" il alds. rs
complete and defnitve doubt is impossible upon that
point. This new position OF 1mngs may 6t con
secrated by reciprocal visits by acts of pOltcness
between prince and prince but We douht whether
the political reconciliation Of the two Government
will extend further
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO FEB. a.
eY rELsaEiIu 70 TsE TEibuSs.
GREAT BRITAIN.

o. 4S1Eatnu 70 rEtUSS
GREAT BRITAIN.
IoNpoN Feb l4.-The British Government VIII
,s.rne the legal expenses Of the defense OF Gov
Eyro Of Jamaica whose trial is now proceeding
Tho bill for confederation in British North Amer '
tea embraces onldthe two Canadas, Nova scon"' anu
New Brunswick ,.s,;ooe
The British Government yesterday received auNice'
of the landing Of two ship loads Of Feinans "' 'aioh
tia Sir Hugh Rose the Commanding GeneIai ol ,i'e
4roors IN Ireland. and Lord Mas lelt EhgIdlu Ioi
Ireland ut once There is Wild Inlnoi 'A"' 'Ne i'
piars viii attempt TO Gt the CaDie.
DUBLIN Feb. l4.--News has reachfu mere 'i'' ~,
Fenians assembled thus morning al hlIIaln'S ", anu
,o.rchod toward Keumare. Troops and artillery
have bceu sent in pursuit.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
the Chambers raising the Greek army to 81 900 men,

the Chambers raising the Greek army to 81 600 men,
Il 600 of whom will constitute the standing army
and the remainder an auxiliary force The Minister
of War iustifies this measure by the armament, and
the threatening notes of Turkey, and the imminent
rising i'm her Christian provinces. Greece, he says
offers provocation to none. She desires peace but
without humiliation.
THE CRETAN INSURRECTION.
Intelligence received at Athens from CANDIDA dated
Ian 9i states that the nsurrection in the eastern
Droyince is not quelled. The Sphakiotes had again
rejected propositions made TO them by Mustapha
Pscba. who was in possession of the seabOard.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
F1B. u
PORT or NEw.YoRK..
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Ha,tera Alexander Norfolk "a hours mdss TO Lrg
ship abigail tof Yarmouth n 81 Raymond Newport f. HeJ
Haven, Dee ~ with railroad iron % master jan a Gas 'sn
Annie Gray Grim ApalschcOa with cotton Ne to u
BARK virginia Of Liverpool, Reynolds Dsmara "a dsys Win
BARK ~ Won Behr Oeek Rugar TsganrOs Oct TO- and Glib
Bark Jenny (Brem) Henc Bremen ol DAYS WIN n'' en" S
passengers 20 schwoon Had Two births and two ire pas
Bark Casco Gardner Trinidad Cuba 20 days. de- Ia Geo g.
Bs n.asncrn DAM sensen, stAutO IS days. with eerss to
Punch Miencke & Went 81, ~, a
Brig Pennman DcksoD Havana - days With moase 70 r'c
bnwarks boats aud fore and aer houses Pn ana o 4o
strained the vessel causing her to leak badly fs Po. D A''s
Brig Bachelor, Oi iS Andrews MllAr Malaga Dee 10 With
Schr Hegona o Hskamp RIO GTande a DAYS WIZ ba't 70
Funch Miencke & Went,
wIYD-The wind during day sober tn nrh, 10
dense fog settled down which still eonfnp tho
time Of our gong 70 press
Ship Nile Awkward from Liverpool, Dec. H.
Brig James Marche
Jan B lat o. lon % spoke B bark from Morocco ~ Lon
don days showing 81 dist pend't No; $50
Feb long SO go ship Maria Adelaide PInts IRON Liverpool
for Philadelphia 50 days out
WILMINGTON Feb l4-saed steamship James Gary for RsHere
MOBILE Feb lCleaTed ship American Union for Liverpool ~h
HosRs HoIE-AriTed schr wbehOuse ssuIa Rtsr
having been abandoned and possession OF Bremen bark
Jupiter part being board who appeared 10 De stripping
BALTIMORE Feb The steamship Cuba Capt Dalehart arrived
this afternoon Among the passengers Capt Rice and
the sbr John Danee Of Bristol Pa abandoned at
sea She evYork Dee 26 for Philadelphia with Of
grain and Dcoanteag severe weather was blown on the oa. se vas
by Aebun Of the bark Isaac Rich and ee INTO
Caan1.roy Feb 14-AuIvsd steamships wbviud Piadpa,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
lAunouuCCmeuih ]

JlEFDs EMAIL DE PARIS FOR THE SKIN.-This
exquisite preparation used and udoysei by Mrs y Bowers M
THe. WALLER Mile Mics MAGgE MITCHELL and all the
celebrated and ghone ladies Of Their profession Free
Tan Specks SmapoN MARKS aud all uughuess rn o the
npart6g the color sud texture of polished ivory Sold by
Druggists Pelme Ladies Hair Dssers Mail orders should be
addressed JARED ktNE Gencu lmpot New ork and Pha
deDhia
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
RUSSIA.

1IIE DIET OF TINIAND.
The Diet of Finland was opened on the Goth inst.
at Helsingfors. by an Imperial Commissioner who
read the Emperors speech from the throne. The
speech announced that bill would be laid before the
Chamber fixing the periods at which the Diet is to
assemble The Emperor does not intend to impose
new taxes A bill will be communicated effecting a
reform of the tax upon landed property in Finland.
Financial reforms are adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
InAiIRAI pEHSANO.
SOT"TH GERMANY.

The Conference of Representatives from Bavaria,
WurtemhurV Badeu and Hcsse-D Darnistadt which
is shortly TO assemble at Stuttgardt cOnyoked by
the Bavarian Government III at identical note al,
dressed TO the other SOuthGerman states ana dated
the 9th inst This note laws down the Prssian model
as the basis for a new uniform military organization
and proposes general liability 10 military service the
division of the army into regiments oil the me- Lt-
serves and andsbirm and the suppression 0l Inc
right Of recruits TO be replaced 10y substitutes
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
PARAGUAY.

IdsroS Feb 14-The mail steamer from Rio ia
nero brings the intelligence that rebellion had
broken ont in Paraguay, which seriously Threatened
Gle rover and life of President Lopez.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
BY STEAMSHIP.

Tie steamer City of Baltimore from Liverpool
Jan 50 and Queenstown Jan 81, arrived at this port
yesterday morning.
The Helvetia left Liverpool simultaneously with
lie City of Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
SPAIN.

The Epocd denies that England has protested
against the decision of the Spanish Court declaring
the Tornado lawful prize A royal decree has been
issued upon the reorganization of the Spanish army
which fixes the effective force at 2OOOOO men. Ihe
provincial militia is abolished.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
ElYpT.
AiARINE lNTELLIGENCE.

AIExAYDRiA Feb. ia number OF vessels nave
passed thlough the Suez Canal.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
Arpron TIE GRErKs.-Thc following subscriptions

are acknowledged Treasurer of the Greek Fund
Mrs. g. j. Zabrskie 500; Mrs. W. W. Titus, slO0; Mrs
NJ f. Greene, S50 L. f. Therasson. SJ: Dr. a. f. Hosack
SIS; $. r. Zabrisue $40; A. G. Xabrsc, sl0 Mrs. Wal
grove, $40; Mrs. Townsend Scuddcr, IS; Nh. C. r. Rail-
S5O Mr. s. b. Collins <25; Two Ladies (Ncwburgh, per
". LFndlay. $l5; Mr.. Jas. NJ. Drake, $le Mrs. A. T.
sacket $40; Mrs j. A. Jameson 50; Mr. Chas Prycr, &
Mrs Van Nlet, 81; Friend OF Liberty, s. Church OF
the Pilgrims. per Rev. \. A. Baker 81; j. T. W, 81;
School, No 800 Broadway, $2s. Total, Sass
JOHN MACMCLLEN.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

IIyERrooi, Feb. H-The steamship Denmark rom
New York has arrived az Queenstown
The steamship Edinburg, from NewYork. has arrived
nero The steamship Gcrnania, from NeW-York for
aamburc has arrived at southampton
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

NINE. DEMOREST's new style BENouON DRESs-
81 cents per set Mailed free No -
Bro4dAay ~ Y Voy ornamental, and Efficient
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
AnIrs AND GENTLEMEN.

LADIES AND NENTLEMEN,
Please call and Ready Made Clothing for Gents Bos and
Youths" and .eau The present prices
BRoKAw BRorHERs, No 62 LAiayetepa
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

NNE. DEMORESTs uneQuaIeU STOCKING SUS-
rYNpgR oh,st gauTes the limbs aud consequent cold
Digestion nadies Price for Ladies' SOC Children
Mailed free No. 40 Broadway " Y Mailed free
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
CITY ITEMS.

AUCTION SALE OF OIL PAINTINGs.-The sale at
auction Of the valuable collection Of olpaintngs, com
prising the entire gallery Of A. Cadart, esq OF Paris
was commenced last evening at the Fine art Gallery No
20 Fffh-ave This collection, which has been exhbi
ton for the past three months At tho Derby Gallery NO
Broadway recently removed 70 the present place
sale. Notwithstanding the ncemeney Of the weather
large number OF bidders present az the sale The
catalogue numbered 1T pieces many OF the paintings
being the works Of wellnown authors The bidding was
also spirited and the pictures as rule Orought 1alr
prices. Two small pieces" Teaching the Doll" ana
Child Pouring Some MIX" by Arnoux brought respect
lively $40 S25; Seashore at TrOnvile" by Boudn,
S7 Young Mother" by Bemlndt, $50; Landscape and
Cattle" by Brissot dc Warye, S77 90; "A Spahls by
Brown k45; " Fruit Piece" by Caron, $35; Washing
Woman" Constantin, $50 50; THE Little Smoker De
vaux $50: Two Flower pieces by Daru SIS each; Land
scape and Cattle" Dcsbrosses, 500 Pictures embracing
n great diversity of subjects by such artists as DuyeuN,
Fichel Lepine, Johnson, Hageman, Lanfaut de Metz,
Leroy, M0ormaus, Mollet POns, Roster, Oudry, suhr-
landt German, Todd De La Port, Lefevre, Frere De
lorme, Billion, Charet, Cuturier, Farruffin, Lambert
CulverhOue Van Elyin Walker, segneurgens, Reynaud,
Sieunveulings, Noel, Gustaye Dore, Picon, GOupn,
Cortes and other artists, mostly French, we're also
rapidly disposed Of Eghtyeight pieces were sold IN all
The sale Will be concluded this evening
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
MORALS IN PARIS.
7he French GoYeapSRt tas Iss9lYsQ tpPay eeh-
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

PERsoNN--Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Yiscount dc Chabrol, Paris, at the Clarendon Hote
Judge Haet Colorado and Linton Stephens, Ga at the
Metropolitan Hotel; Gen. j. u. McCook, W Va. at the
Fifhaye Hotel Gen. J. B FrisbIe, California, at the
Prescott House; Judge Marvin, Florida and Col T. W.
Sweeny Philadelphia at the AstOr House; the Hon. L.
augan England, and II. Astruther, British Army at
tho NeM-York Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
GREECE.

INCREASE OF THE ARMY
Tbe GOvSIDment Lays RIQUgLt Toward q t!u IN
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

SALES or REAL EsTATE.-A.J. Bleecker, Son 81 Co.
made the following sales of real estate at auction, yester-
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS.

THE FMPFRoR's REFORMS STATE OF PARTIEs-THE
NEW CABINET-THE wEATHER-NCREAsE OF
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

THE UNITED STATES VS.. PRIOLEAU.
The following letter from Secretary Seward to the
Omitted States Consul at Liverpool appeared in the
English journals of the 30th:
New-York tribune., 1867-02-15

That This committing of The practical shaping of
the reforms 10 the hands of old ministers should
alarm those who were willing 10 expect much from
the Imperial initiative is natural cXcu>abie ana IN
this period of doubt and uncertainty II must be con
iesscd that nothing absolutely nothing IN the way of
absolute knowledge of what il OF Will be the purpose
of the Imperial mind in regard to the an.
nounced changes is vOuchsaied ms. Sull, |
davs ago. 10 "A hopcfu Interpretation IN the
liberal sense Of the Imperial manifesto of last
week. And this not by reason Of any information,
from the babble of any slight Iyattacrd member of
the family OF a clerk OF bOOt-back o any ministry or
legation, bnt from consideration at iaciS in human
nature and in the personal and politcal history OF
Napoleop tVr ls pasl fifteen years that arc, may
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The friends Of Fred. Douglas, whose name
hss been mentioned in connection Com mis.
s;oner OF the rreedmen's Bureau, asse-.
that he would not under any crcuns,sTs
css accept that Office at the hands OF If.
johnson.
The Tribune's special says: The coming
report Of Secretary McCulloch vii show
tina. over 100000, 900 of our pubic deb
WIS paid Off the asst yesr. Is. this rae il
Won d al De paid of bv July 1887.
The President has pa. doned Will n
Scushman, rebel Postmaster in iouis>
lana.
Gen. N. B. BIfo-d has been appoin ed TO
exs nine the eastern section Of Union Pa
ciiic Railroad, in place Of Fax Y.
Blsir.
NEwBrRog, Se,t. THE gIea. boz -nce
between Blown and / anvil g r.f.n NOS
pouto, on accouu. o. tie rot ga5ess &c
tide. /. W., come of on Monday.