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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
W ROAD.

DALT1MORE AND OHIO RAIL.
ID ROAD.
Trains bstwesn WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE
as follows, via:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, At 700, 745 and II. .lb
= m, and 400. l. 30, and 500 p. n
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 90 a. N. and L 90
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at s. 10 and J g. m. and .. 4 90 and LSsp
N. daily, except Sunday.
FOB AsHAPoLIs
Leave at 7. 90 and and l. 50 p. IN. No trsil 10 or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
LSAys Al l. % .. m. and 100 and 8. 90 p. m
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave al 7.4b O. m and 4 90 and ,. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THR WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, al 7.45 . N and 500
On Sunday, at 90 p N. only, connecting at Relay
Station with trains from BAltmorsto wheeling, Par
kersburg, ke.
Through tickets TO the West can be had Al the
Washington Station Ticket 0@es at all hours in the
day, As we'll At the Bankers and Brokers' Tels-
graph omee, As PsnnsylNAnia avenue, between
For New York, PhiiadslphiA, and Boston, %. ID.
vsrsiasmept Of Through Line. -
J. L. WILSON.
hAstsT Of Transportation.
L. M. COLI
General Ticket Agent.
GEo. Q. KooNTZ, Agent,
IE'u WAshinEton.
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N A 4 L N o n DS.
WILMINGTON
Il AND pAJrIMoRl RAILRoAp
nE TABLE.


los " s,sfIhE TABLE.
oeans.siss MONDAY, April lsth, isss y
Trains for Baltimore and wsshington leave PAns-
ais a n. Ssprs.., pxe.d.y. .ss.p,.i D n.S. .
n, nsprsssi aoo ,. m, Rxpr'ssi and ii.oo ,. n,
: Tsy Gsii rruin for p.it,mor. Al alsAm
TRAINS rRoM bALTIMoRR TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltlmor., 7.ae n, Way Nail |; .. 20 a n,
ssstss.; ! 70 N. RzPrs-si s.ss ,. N, Ezpre..
~' s1spLr rRI4 .
Lsay. PhnAd.iphiA for BaitinOrs and wsshinsion
Las. ~ ssii,n.,, N and 7: ~ % ys,...,,,.
Leave Bslunors for New York a. sasp. N.
milo HT. KINNEY. supsrinsspdsut
THRoUGH LINE BETwREN
II wnsHisoroH, PHiLADELPHiA, AND NEW
wAsHusror, Jan. Q, lss7-noon.
rrsi.. betvss. ws.hiss,ea and ssr rorh AZ. sov
: IoR INV 7cRk, vi,Aou, chang. Of ears,
Lev. daily tsxsept s.nday) a las q n. snd
ron EKw YORK, changing car. q, Ph,.aa.,ph,..
Leave daily Iexespt sandsyl AZ Ills q N. :
FoR PHILADELPHIA,
i'.,s daily lsxe'pt sunaay) at Lts and iiisa m
ana ",a "p on n SUNDAY. ~
Leave for Hsv rers sad PhiisdslpAis at ESQ ..
n..1iss ear. for New York on $50 p. n.tr.is
rSrossh tisl..s to Philadelphia, ssw Ysrt or Bo..
ton, san be had 81 the Station ones II all hoars In
the day, - we'll ~ a ths Banksrs' and proksrs'
TslegrHph ones, s4s rsnnsylvsAia avenue, between
sixtk asd seventh strssts
sss BAlhners saa ohio r.iirSsd sdvsrtissnsnt
Tor schedule bs.vssn Washington, Baltinors, An.
nnpelis, and the west J.L. WILSON,
Master Of frAnsportAtion
I. NJ COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KOoHfE
JA7 Agent, waakinRton
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T'hEKE COmslh glad ldings o. Joy to ali,
10 young and TO old, TO great and to small
The beauty which once wss 80 precious and rare
Is free for all, and all may be fair,
BY the use OF
ChAsTELLAR's WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,
Ior Improving and Bsautifying the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in use
Ior giving the skin beautiful ptAf like tint that IL
Freeklss, PimPlsI BIotches, Moth Patches, BalloW.
ness, BIupilonsI and all Impurities OF the SGn nd
" healing the same leaving the skin white and
the closest Isrutby, and beSgA vegetable pTspGTG.
lisn 10 perfectly harmlssI. u 10 The only article
Of the Kind used By the french, and IL considered
By the PArisiAn ls Indispensable 10 perfect IOilOt
Upwards Of 80, 900 bottles were sold dnrng the
past year, a sumoient guarantee Of its efficacy.
Price only 70 esnta- Bent by mail postpaid, on re-
eslpt Of an order, by
DERGER, SHUTS / Co. ohsnists,
UhladsWlT Aa River street, TF0J, w,
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1897 ARRANGEMENTS 1850
iOHsw Y.oRK L1NkiSS kiSSo'
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES
LINES, FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
NApK LNn wv AZ u Lcpn

YORK AND WAY PLACES
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF AND KBNsINo.
TON DEPOT.
WILL LnAvB AZ FOLLOWS, VIZ: Fare
A. =. m, via Camden and Amboy-C. aAd A..
Accommodated. on.................. "a 10
A. q. m. via Camden and Jersey City-Eew
Jersey Accommodation. on..................... q 70
Az q. m. via Camden and Jersey City-Morn-
ing Exprsss......".:...... s. 90
Al sA. m. via Camden and Jersey City-2d Glass
Tioket........ ..........................1 T. 70
At II D. N, via KsnsingtoA and Jersey City
==Rrpress .:...: .:.:..:............... 500
Al Il m. , via Camden and Amboy-c. and A.
Accommodation. ...................... as
Al Up. m via Camden and Amboy-C and
A. Express. 90
Al p. m, via Ksnsington and Jersey City
-Washington and N. Y. Express. ......'. s. 90
Al Sx p. m. , via Ksnsington and Jersey City
-kyening Mail ...., ,'.....".,............ s. 90
Al ~ p. m, via Ksnsington and Jersey City
Southern Mail. ..........................S s. 90
Al III (Hight,) via Remington and Jersey city
Il Southern Express. ss......................S g. 90
Az eP. m, via Camden and Amboy-Aesom.
modAtion (frsight and pAsssngeTO
lst class ticket. 4 25
I'd class sueket............, l. 80
The g. l6p. m. Evening Nail and the l. 30 might
Southern Express will run daily, (All others iun.
days excepted
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IoLUMBIA HoSPITALFoR WOMEN
y AED
LYINd-Is ASYLUM,

COLUMBIAN AHoSPITALPoR WOMEN
~ AID
LYINd-Is ASYLUM,
IOurtssnth street, (eireis) corner ofM street.
This institution 10 situated In the most healthy
porIion OF the District, surrounded by It's ovn
grounds Cars pass the door every ave minutes
Terms Of admission From % to elo per Wsek In
Aesordanee with the room required, payable In al.
vance This includes Board, Medicines, Medical.
and Surgical Attendance,
MEDICAL STAY.
SURGEON IN CHARGE.
J. THoMPboh, M D., ls4 street, bstvssl
Twsnasth and Twenty First streets
oohsuLTIEa PHYSICIANS AND suRoEoHs
yos. x, BARNES, n. D., Surgeon General, Ulilsd
States Army.
JOS RILEY, N. D., Georgetown.
TH0S. MILLER, N. D., Y street WAshiuFtop
4. Y. p. oARHkTT, II. D., New YoTs aysnu.
w =. JOHNSTON. M. D., WashinRton.
GRAFTON TYLER, N D.. GsOTgstoWa.
APpiisations for admissions can be made TO any Of
me medical ,tAh or the matren at the Hospital Or.
ders Tor admission to the free beds Of this
can BE- obtained Of the Ray, O. II. Hail. Rector Of thO
hplPhsny Church, Of the Rev. A. D. dillotte Pastor
o. the first Baptist Church, and Of the Surgeon In
charge At his residence 0rders for the admissi6n of
the wives or widows Of soldiers Of the Unied States
Amy can DO procured through the Surgeon General,
iyo @. H. HALL, D. D.. Secretary.
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THE"GIDEoN NPRINTING OFFICE"
KsrABLIsHRD In 1905.
JOSEPH L. PEARSON,
suooEssoR TO
GIDEON PEARSON,
sTRAM.PowER
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
No Sll Ninth Street, near PsnnsyiyAniA Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased the facilities Of the above
OLD ESTABLISHED PRINTING HOUSE,
byAn almost
BNTIRE RENKwEL OF MATERIAL
And The addition Of several Of the most Improved
POWER EsSEs,
IL prepared to sxssuts every varsity Of
LKTrER.PRKsS PRINTING.
FINE VISITING CARD
LARGE POSTER.
PLAIN OR ooLoRED INK.
rROMPTNEss AND DIsPAToR
.,,., RRLIsp ON,
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EDW ARD LYCETT,
IL BooK.BIHDKR AND PAPRR-RULRR.
No, M PsRnIyiyGniA avenue, between Tsntk aud
Eleventh stIssts, south side,
Books elegantly or plainly bound. PpTiOdissls
aud NewspapsN rGSrsfH'iy 'nsNAsd s.
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~ cHARLEs WALTER. Agent. No. sS7 'tIsst,
D. AplO
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NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
IN COMPANY.
OPPOSITION LINE
TO CALIFORNIA, VIA NICARAGUA,

Uu EHu IVIUWIUF HT5E 5EEtIaHH HEeHWHnIpli
On the Atlantic ocean,
SANTIAGO De CUBA, SAN FRANCISCO, MICA
RAoUA, DAKOTA.
Connecting on the Pacific ocsan,
AMERICA, hosKs TAYLOR, NEBRASKA, NEVADA.
PASSAGE AND PRRIdHT AT RgDUCED RATES
SAILING DAYS FROM NEW YORK
March 10 and 80, 1867
Apnl 20, 1867.
May 10 aud 80, 1857.
June %, 1867.
And every twenty days thereafter, leaving on the
Saturday previous when regular sailing day comes
on Sunday.
For further Information apply to
THE NORTH AMERICAN BfRAMSHIP COMPANY
WIN. II. WEBB, President,
No o. Exchange Place, New York.
D. N CARRINGT0s, Agent,
NO ~ West 1'rsst, corner Of Warren, New York.
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LIBEs.
Leave WALNUT street wharf At 9 and "a m II
m. and Up. m.
Leave Remington Depot At IL. lSA m. l. s6, l. 50
and g. 20 ?. m. and IL 90 .. m. (night)
The 4. % ?. m. line runs daily (All othsrI, Sun.
days sxssptsd.)
HBW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINBs.
Leave foot Of Barclay street At O. m. and D. m
From foot Of Cortland streetAtT, 9, and 10 q m ,
IL N, and Up. m. , and II night -
Thee p. N. line runs daily TALL others, Sundays
sxssptsd.)
". II. dATZhBR, Agent,
Philadelphia and New York Lines
PHILADELPHIA. Dee. Is. 1885. dsSl
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NEW YORK AND BREMEN
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The FlTst.ClaGs United States Mail Steamship
BALTIC, A. O. Jones, Commander, will leave Pier
No. 40 North river, on
SATURDAY, APBIL %, AT l2 O'CLOCK, N,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking passengers to Southampton, London, Hayte.
and Bremen, and freight to Southampton and Bre .
men,
TO BE FOLLOWED BY THE WESTERN METRop.
OILS, MAYA.
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tSII3 81
PANAMA
c,.-..po.Ss. e q m. s..oas.rs Pre@

PANAuA Dee 2S 1886.
The stesner Henry Chauncey, from NeNy-Yor, ON
che nth reached Aspnwau the 18th Her nails ETC.,
went forward from here the evening of the day.
The United States flagship Powbatan, Admiral Dahl
eren, sailed hence for Callao ON the 10Th.
brig called the Jscmel Packet entered the port Of
Aspinwa few days ago, and was seized by the United
states Consul, Ilee under very uscouS creumstan ees
The vessel saeG some months ago from uouot
spices &c. but ont Of her legitimate voyage rounded
tho Cape Of Good Hope put into two three ports the
way, aud finally brought up IN Aspuwl Tor repairs ana
supplies 70 continue hef voyage.
On arrival the captain and owner, John A. Dawes ied
% dispose Of s cargo FOR half MS value but Consul Rice
suspectDg him 20 be iunaT0y, stopped the trade ana
The captain. gud from the u. :. ship Nlckinaw was
Dor 70 New-YO cAnsged 60 tho Collector OF Customs.
The Jseinel Packet, originally An American vessel
u. s. Consul ~ Singapore again enabled procure
kn American flag under which she came 70 Aspinwall
This is one OF the few cases OF bauatTy IN which seizure
has been made and Il Is De hoped that IN example
wih be made OF her caPlu. The T. 8 Consul at snga-
acting directly against the desire Of his Government in
giving the flag 10 q vessel which has resigned IT,
We have had no rain for days, and the strong
north winds Indicate tiiat the dry season has at length
Matters are very quiet on tho Isthmns. No further
steps have been taken in the unnage aio mali questions
Prom the capital Of the Republics dates 10 the
inst The Grenadian Gen. Mosquera continues his war
eeanst the church. and has advised the further coRsca-
Ion and sae Of church property, that shortly The be0Os
the blessed y WI have place left 10 worship III
He has Instructed the Executive Of the state 10 seize a1
eho cannon and ether material crossing The Ishmus
for the Pacific Republics at war with spain He has ALSO
6eefeed that this nation shali4enain neutral m the wax
aud gives liberty 10 bOth begereuts TO bring prizes into
ono 3ssEIs OF the Republic for sale.
The news from the south s very meager No final de-
zson has yet been come 10 regarding she peace pOPOs
uon Of England and France.
Peru still talks war, though minstar from Chill had
oeen sent 70 hIna 70 consult and adyBe with Peru
Wan Government
EfelghS On the southern coast improving OHiRg 70
~ oearelty of ships Freight frOn Valparaiso 10 Great
Sn'ain may be quoted at &C.
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time except embodened by the inconaderate dicta Of
some Of the Judges In the case OF Wynehamer ag Inc
People Kernan, S7s. If there be no constitutional
obecon the win fully obtains here that the WIN OF tae
legislature Is the supreme law Of the land and demands
perfect obedience" Men not TO violate legislative
nactments and expect from courts immunity and pro
lection instead OF punishment Judicial nerpositon 70
yacate or nufy legislative action unless an infringement
of some rule of the Constitution invasion OF
rights plainly expressed therein, and intended to be
nvioable) would be to set the judicial power above
the legislature which would be subversve OF all govern
ment" 1t is the exercise OF judicial function OF the
delicate nature, to declare and act OF tne
void and it cannot be expected that courts VIII assume
it unless the be plainly and clearly in derogaon
Of constitutional limitations; s IL TO be expected tnat
they will be Jealous astute to find grounds TO thwarr OF
defeat the legislative w resort to subtle or
constructions to bring statute into Conflict win the
organic law But is to be expected that they VIII pre-
In favor of the c0nsttuonaity Of statute giving
liberal construction to uphold it, and refrain from de
claring legislative action void unless such conclusion
cannot avoided Errors mistakes in Legislation are
be referred to the judiciary for correction or It's aid
invoked by chatting under the restraints OF particular
statutes, to nufy the legislative power.
The judgments should be affirmed.
Judgments affirmed.
IORI, TIFFANY, State RepOrter.
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JOEL TIFFANY, State Reporter.
CANADA.

TKLKGRLPH TRTsuSE.
OTTAWA, Dec 3l.The discount on American in
voices this week is % per cent.
The river is open at Prescott and the ferry boat is
running regularly to Ogdensburg.
ARREST OF THE ASCENDING ADJUTANT GEN.
ERAL OF MILITIA.
MONTREAL, Dec. 5.-The fire alarm telegraph Is TO
ring in the NewYeaT
The Chief of Police has arrived having in custody
Lieut. Col Browne the late Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral of Militia who absconded with large amount
of funds. He had an exciting chase of four months
over Great Britain and Continental Europe, finally
securing him at Hamberg. Browne was examined
to-day and committed for tria at the next Assizes
THE QUEBEC RELIEF FUND.
QUEBEC Dec 3l.-The method of distributing the
relief fund is causing considerable discussion. The
Chronicle says three fOurths of the people in the
burnt district are professional occasional beggars
and TO give them the money would be to waste 1t.
There are advocates for settling them Oh the back
lands Of the Province.
GEN. NAPIER I'm ROUTE FOR ENGLAND.
TORONTO Dec. 31.-Major-Gen. Napier, command
ing the military forces in Upper Canada, left in the
noon train for Boston en- route TO England. con-
siderable number Of officers and prominent ctizers
were at the station to see him Off The new year is
to be rung in with chimes. sleighing club recently
formed were out to-day for drive, with 20 cutters
in professions, and created some sensation.
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FIRES.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT MINNEAPOLIS.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE All MINNEAPOLIS.
rEIRsRAPH TRIBuSR
CHcAGo. Dec. 31-A destructive fire yesterday
morning at Minneapolis burned down The Chronicle office
Minnetoni-sts. loss 100000 Insurance, 10000.
AT STERLING, ILL.,
CHICAGO Dec 3l.--Last evening fire ct Sterling,
stores of Allen Green grocer andM d. Lewis gnsmith.
Loss, $4,000; insurance small
Ar HogEYOYE FAILs, NY.
ROCHESTER Dec 31.-A fire occurred in the Village
OF Honcyoye Falls this County, this morning. Tho
Caswa Hotel and stables the livery stable OF o. Smith
and the stables Of the Falls Hotel were totally destroyed,
involving loss OF $4,000 about onebalf OF which is COW
cred by insurance The fire is attributed to an ncen-
diary.
IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. Sl.--A fire broke ont last
evening I'm the crockey and glassware importing house OF
W. o. Fauer, Riverst., and burned for five nours.
The stock and building will reach from $4,000 70
which A. well insured In Eastern companies. AT
one time q terrible confaRration was threatened as
there several oil works and quJur stores Ia the Vi
cinity
EIMIRA
EIAnRA Dee 31.-Tle following are the names of
the losing Insurance companies by late fire. aud the
amounts insured by each; Home, sJO0; Home,
Albany City, $500: Arctic, 500; Hartford, $500 Ger
mania, a 00 Putnam Al a50; International, $500; Com
OF Albany, S2sOO Etna " Hartford 5000; Metro
pOltan 5000; PhenN OF Hartford S200 City Of Hart
ford s. North American of Hartford S25O0 Security
$1,000; Manhattan, s. OOO State Of Jersey City $4,000
IN MONTREAL
MONTREAL, Dec. 31.-A fire occurred at Kershaw &
Edwards safe factory and large quantity of tools and
machinery destroyed Insured for $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
EUROPE.
xEWs BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC. 81.
n rrrroHAPu TO rHE rEisuNs
GREAT BRITAIN.


Cov-es ISLE OF WIGHT Dec. SO.-Yesterday the
.Aree Yachts Henrietta Fleetwing and Yesta, upon
AZ invitatiou of the Queen sailed up Osborne Bay.
usr Mssestv came down 10 the beach, and spent some
dine IN witnessing the various maneuyers of the
-,cbts As the winner of the great race, the Henri
stts passed by slse saluted it with a wave of her
handkerchief
A4a grand banquet given by tho citizens of Cowes
hst evening, the han was pTofusely decorated
,,fh the British and United States flags, and the
ascnres Of The contending yachts, while the
ralls were hung round with friendly notices.
eir John Siiaeon NJ p, presided at the entertain
ment. and the greatest international good feeling
areyailed anong the gnes.s ToaS,s were drink
amid great enthusiasm to the Queen the President,
che armies and navies Of The United States and Great
Britain; peace and prosperity TO the United States
and 10 old England the Eew-Yotk Yacht Squadron
the healtl of Mr. j. q. Bennett, jr, and host of
ether tossts OF n friendly character Major-Gen.
Seymour, by command of the Queen, expressed her
Maesty interest in Tire race aud her thanks for the
compliment Of the display during the afternoon.
At dinner given by LORD Lennex, II. 4. II. the
Duke,i Ednbmg accepted the challenge of Mr.. J.
g. Bennett IT,, and agrees tr sail around the ISe of
wight next August, for prize Of elOO The Duke
win s.il his own Yacht the Viking This announce
mens has created great sensation in yachting cir
cles.
IcNDoN, Dec. gl.-Tk1 Times has a complaining
editorial on the tolcraton of the FeRians by the
United States Government.
The British American Conference, which has been
IN session here for long time has at lost removed all
dffficuies and agreed ON the basis fCr CoAfedera-
tlon bill to report 20 Parliament.
tItis said that Admiral Goldsborough Of the Ameri-
etn Navy has esked permission OF has Government
n transport tas Cretan refugees in war steamer
large p0Tsion Of that part of the Crystal Palace
which has isson used for the exhibition Of tropical
products was destroyed by fire early this morning
The fire ent.s,ed damage to the extent of e3OO0O0
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M4RINE DISASTER.
loss or A SCHOONER AND ALL HANDS.

loss OF A SCHOONER AND ALL HANDS
rELEsRAPH 10 tribune
EAsTPoRT, Me-, Dec. Sl.-A schooner about 80 tuns
ashore at Bliss Island Thursday night. She s
supposed TO be the schooner Only SON. All hands were
lost.
LOSS or THE sTE0-TuG ISLANDER
rRLEGRAPH
SAVANNAH, Dee. 81 The steam-tug Islander left
Baltimore the gath for Fortress MOnrOne for the Gov
erent service. She encountered terrific gale as hours
after blowing her off the shore The vessel BECAME
when 80 miles southeast OF Chncoteague, sighted steam
ship Gen. Barnes bound for Savannah. AT this time the
almost wreck The Gen Barnes came alongside and
rescued the crew by ropes the running too high for
boats tO he used. Capt Young, Edward Watson mate
and pilot Frank D. Johnson fireman, and John Lumber
son. engineer saved Capt Young spposes the tug
Except the crew. as aboVe stated The GEN Barnes
rived at o'clock this evening
RIVER STEAMER BLOWN UP--Loss OF LIFE
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 3l-The steamer Eclipse, Capt.
Carter running between Savannah and Augusta exploded
her boiler the down trip nom Augusta yesterday "A
miles from savannah. Nothing has been heard from the
total wreck and is sunk In the middle Of the Iiver.
ny rEIyoRAPH TO THE tribune
HoIAus HOLE Dec Sl-The Cross Rip Lghtship
has gone from her station. round stern vessel is sunk
BOsroN, Dee Si-schooner NJ Rice from Georgetown
for Boston, with coal was abandoned on the 9ith in
vessel and carried 10 Newport.
Boston, Dee 3l.The bark Argean OF Providence from
Boston for New York while at auchor In the Tarpauin
during gne Of wind on Friday, dragged both of
her anchors, and 70 prevent going OF Tho rocks cnt away
gallant mast aud the mizzcn topmast She was towed
into New Bedford ON Sunday by the steamer Monohasse
PORTLAND Dee 3l-T1o steamer Chesapeake has sr-
rived from New.ToIk and reports seeing Il schooner
As the steamer passed the Sow and Pigs Llghtshp she
found that IL had shifted its position, ana required
sQUAN, N j., Dee 9i--schoouer Charles Heckscher is
ashore near shark River. She is in ballast
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE SENATORsHIP.

TELEeRAPu Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3l.--Forneys Press of to-mor-
deus Stevens for Senator which concludes follows
'It IL simple truth which the Representatives of the
Republican party in the Legislature OF Pennsylvania
should Law closely To heart before they've for Senator
on the 18th OF January, that OF Simon Cameron,
whose election is now confidently claimed by his ad
herents, had been placed on the same ticket with
1haddeus Stevens for United States Senator in the
late election, there Is scarcely school district in
Pennsylvania in which the Republicans would not
have decided, nine out of ten in favor of Stevens,
and as these representatives in the State Legislature
ponder this truth let them ask their own hearts
whether the election Of any other man 80 that high
Legislative court would carry more Joy to the hearts
of the patriots and more terror 20 the hearts of the
traitors than the election of the great commoner of
Lancaster.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.

NNIIItItlAN SEClIIIII...
LONDOs1 Dec. 3i-NOOn.-Unlted states FiveiFwenties
ssue Of It2j 79s Erie Railway shares lct; Illinois Cen
trail shares e0i.
The following the closing rates United States Five
Twenty Bonds, 72i; Ene Railway shre, 49, Illinois Cen
tral, sos
LfvERPOOI. COTION MARKET.
IsvExRcoI. Dec. 5lEyening.- has been no Cot
ton marst to-day, on account n the Of the
Holidays.
FRANKFORT. Dec. Ji.-Uulted States bord quoted
at T6E
LrvEneooI, Ipec. gi.A telegram from Antwerp quotes
Petroleum at l} rauts Sor Pennsylvania Refined The
ourrcnt auofatlon here j. n pence per gallon.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
POLITICAL.
MISSOURI.
+ TELEGRAPH TO rnE TRIBUNE.


THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
ST. LOUIS, Dee. 3l.-The Legislature will probably
elect Drake Senator. The Governors Message, rumOr
says, takes high ground in favor of universal suf-
frage and qualified amnesty. The finaQeial exhibit
is favorable Additional railroad legislation is recom-
mended. Frank Blair has received the appointment
for President of the Railroad Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILWAY.
- rSLEsEAsF rHr ralBUsE
:, baAGOh, nc. Dec. 3i.--GPound win he broken on
Nne ana horth American Railway, 81 this city
~ lucsus51 Saa 4 The Mayor the City Council, and
s.1et gIol.ne ei,lzels win be present. The bridges
are BENG paht Sna the grading viii be com
sneseI carry ~ e spring. No d0.bt this great national
enseipf'se VIII he rapidly bnshed 70 completion
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
France

PARIS, Dec 8i-A royal decree has been published
which abosses tunnage dues in az the French ports
except on vessels which arrive from the United
States RaSaeh other countries a. impose differntia
Dues on Frvnch vessels.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
A MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER
DEAD.
YrtKen,pw 70 TINY rR,nrnr

BosToN, Dec. 3l.-The Boston Ereaing Commercial
announces to-day the suspension of its daily issue.
The C0mmcoal was founded IS months ago on the
ruins Of the old Courier, George Lunts paper and the
land The Commercial adopted u more subdued tone
but 1t has nnysg QE2speyed
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
ARRIVED OUB.

QUEENSTOWN. Dec. si-NOOn-Tho CUnnri steamship
Asia, fEa Boston Dee. 10, put in here this morning,
en- roate e. Liverpool