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ExeItementinNew ORLEANS,

New York, Jan. 2I.-The Herald's
New Orleans special of yesterdayisays;
much excitement prevailed among our
citizens to-day, caused by the card of
Head Centre McCleary, calling on all
able bodied Fenians to report for duty
Immediately.
Several prominent Fenian officials
from New York, yesterday left here for
Mobile, where the blockader, Mary,
Captain Hayes, is being prepare for sea,
but whether by the Fenians or the
knights of Arabia is unknown. She
has a large supply of provisions, and it
is pretty well established that she is
destined for some mysterious cruise,
the Times says for San Antonio, Cuba,
where she will receive her armament.
The deputy commander of the
Knights of Arabia left this city on the
Sd instant, leaving part of his baggage
behind.
Something is in the wind, but
whether the expedition is against the
English merchant vessels or a raid up
on the st. Domingo by the knights,
cannot be discovered.
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From 6nn FrnncInco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2I.-The ship
Isaac Jeans, cleared to-day for New
York, with a full cargo of wheat.
The Forget also loaded
with wheat, cleared for Cork.
Dispatches received from Unionville,
give dates to an early day. The Gov
ernor has vetoed the bill appropriating
$50, 900 to support the catholic schools
in the territory. The veto gives general
satisfaction.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-The Ne
vada Legislature in the House, yester-
day, appointed committee to investi-
gate the alleged charges of corruption
during the Senatorial contest.
The Senate passed bill authorizing
the issue of three hundred thousand
dollars of Slate bonds, bearing interest,
IL per cent. per month.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2I.-The Herald's
Vera Cruz correspondent says a force
of so negroes attacked and had burned
the villages of Jamaka and Catelest,
under orders from the French COM
mandant at Vera Cruz.
A severe CONSUMPTION is going on at
the capital.
Max" intends going to Medina, it
is said, in case the National Congress
does not sustain him.
Seventeen thousand Republicans,
under DiaZ, were reported as being in
the neighborhood of Mexico city,
awaiting its evacuation.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The Mayor
of Georgetown has given notice to all
male Inhabitants, white and black,
above the age OF twenty-One, to appear
before him and the Board of Alder.
man, at the time named for the prepar-
alton OF a list of voters, under the pro.
visions of the late act of Congress.
The Ways and Means Committee de.
cided in favor of exempting from tax,
incomes below 81, 1000
The House Judiciary Committee be.
gan the investigation of the charges
against the President this morning.
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ALBANY, N. ", Jan. 22.-At the ses-
sion of the Railroad Committee last
evening to investigate the difficulty
between the New York Central and
Hudson Railroad Companies. George
II. Vanderbilt, Vice President of the
latter company made a statement which
did not differ from those already pub
lished, showing that the New York
Central Railroad had not carried out
an agreement which had been entered
into by the former board. 1t transpir-
upon provides that the Hudson River
road shall receive pay from the New
York Central n bonus on the basis OF
of 100000 up to the 18th inst, when
the Hudson Railroad is to do its own
business
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ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 2I.-Another formal
vote took place to day for United States
Senator, resulting in no choice. In the
Senate the House bill providing for the
election of Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore on the first Wednesday
OF February, was passed, and is there
fore, now a law. This will displace
the Mayor and City Council chosen at
the October election by about {, 1000 votes
only out of $4,000 registered under the
constitution, then given in by the reg
iStrar
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The Famine I'm Eastern India

NEW York, Jan. 22.-Oficial reports
on the famine in Eastern India shows
there were million deaths from star
walton.
The committee made arrangements
1t was resolved to call a meeting in
Cooper Institute on Friday evening.
Peter Cooper is expected to preside
Messrs. Beecher, Greeley, and others,
will deliver addresses.
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The Crosby Opera House.

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-The Iowa division
ofthe Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road was opened to Council Bluff to-
day. This gives a continuous Railroad
line to the North Platte river.
A. II. Lee, of Prairie du Rocher, ILL.,,
drew Crosby's Opera House. w. H.
Crosby drew the second, third and
ninth prizes. The fourth prize ticket
was sold in New York, and the seventh
in Boston.
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COMMERCIAL AND PNANCIGI,,
MARKETS BY TELEGRApH.
NEW YORK, January ?.


REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToS-Shade lower; sales Is bales mid
FLoUR-l0c better on common with a fair
demand, Others dun and unchanged: sales
$500 bbls superfine state and western at So 81:
extra western $40 609l1 90; choice si2ai3 ~
and round hoop Ohio sl2Gl3 70, market clo-
sing quiet.
Characterization; sales 1000 bus Chi
cago at 81 80; 100 bus white Michigan at s. Is.
Rye-Qutet and steady. Barley-DuIl. Corn
a -,i and droopingi sales $3.50 bus mixed in
62965c. -,'' ''''7 '''''' - 81
oGRocERIEs-ouiet but firm. sugar-lOS@
PErRoLEUM-Quiet but firm at 2Oc for
crude, and S2c for refined.
observation-disclosures: sales 460O
bbls old mess at sI9 5OaIS IS, closing at SIS So
cash; new mess s2l 81, closing at sci 81; prime
al G.. seller and buyer February and March,
BeeEUnchanged. Bacon-Quiet. Beef Hams
Steady; +, Cut Meats-Heavy, but not lower.
Dressed Hogs-Heayy at 81. Lard-Heavy.
BUTTER-Firm and unchanged.
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged.
FREIGHIs-To Liverpool, shade firmer
with engagements of 1000 bus corn for sailing
vessels at cd.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoSEY-Quiet at 6G7 per cent, chiefly the
latter. Sterling Exchange-Quiet at 1890
GoLD-Lower; opening at 1906, declining
10 I9-I I33S2s' advancing 10 1851 and closing at
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-without decided
change.
GovERSMENT STOCRS-CIosed duh and
lower; coupons of 1881. l0TJsG lOSIS; do, 49,
l0I54glOs1s; do, "a, lO55sglO55s; do, 'G5. 1853
STocKs-The stock market is heavy and
VACCINATIONS OF the day were decline in
Cumberland from 50 TO "a, Toledo to III, re-
covering to l2l; market active at the early
board with large sales of railroad but closed
very dull, having been hammered severely
25%G251ss; Western Union Telegraph $3.50
l6ts; New York Central lO6]sGlO 1867; Erie 6S5Il
Toledo l229 l25; Rock Island 975s; Fort Wayne
95h@955s.
CATTLE MARKET.
BEEvES-Heavy and depressed. There
were only $50 head offered to-day, and 500
were not sold. There will be large quantity
here n. cor. on Thursday; prices ranged from TO
IL; sales with few choice at ia. Cows
quiet. veal firm at S(1l4.
SHEEP-Strong Mt the close at 69S1Sc.-
HoGS-Steady at 6l<47I%
RECEIPTs-For the week, 1884 beeves, 6I4
Veals; 1854 sheep and lambs. and IS so hogs
Chicago.
JANUARY 22.--FLoUR-Dun and nominal;
choice brands in fair demand; low grades S9@
10 80 for spring extra.
GRAIN-Wheat-DuI and lc lower; 81 I4a
IL for No: and 81 S9Gl 80 for No . Corn
Quiet; closing at 79Il &c Tor mol. Oats-Steady
and firm at 4l9I2c.
PRovIsIoNsSDnn. Mess Pork-25c lower;
-. az i5- 1--we IlOss-@UC lower ana
quiet at STAT %. Dressed Hogs-Dull and
easier at S76IT %.
=, RECEIPTS 600 bbls flour; 10000 bus wheat;
Is 200 bus corn: 5000 bus oats; 400 live hogs;
IS dressed hogs.
SHIPMENTs-9lOOb bls flour; II. 900 bu wheat;
1000 bus corn; {, 500 dressed hogs.
milwaukee,.
JANUARY 22-FLoUR-Duu and I'M
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet at 81 Is for No. ],
Quiet at I3c for No. .
PRovIsIoSs-AieSs POrk-SlS so. Dressed
Hogs-Dull at 81 lO97S5; live dun at So 40.
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SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 22.-General
Scott arrived this morning and left for
South Carolina, where the negro trouble
still exists. He carried with him the
negro lawyer, Bradley, who is said TO
be the cause of the trouble.
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Cnnadisn NeHs.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l.-The Herald's
Toronto special says: G. ]. Mather, an
Englishman, was tried and acquitted
by an American jury in Toronto, yes
terday. The ex-rebel General Early
was summoned as a witness, but did
not appear.
Thomas Cochran was sentenced to be
hung on the Sth of March next.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Ths Tribune's
Chicago special states, it is asserted that
Mr.. Crosby holds the tickets for three
of the prizes after the first, and perhaps
that also; also that the opera house is
to be decided, not the whole building
as represented, but only the audience
room in the inaccessible centre block.
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Gov. Morton Elected U. 3. senator.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 22.-Gov. Morton
was elected United States Senator to-
day over d. w. Voorhees,. The vote in
the Senate WAS . to 10; in the House,
90 to g.
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Troy, n. Y, Jan. Gan explosion
occurred on Friday last at the East end
was killed, and three or four others in
jured.
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Fire.

MOBILE, Jan. "a destructive fire
occurred on Denphin street last night
four houses Were DESTROYED. Loss
SSo,OOO, which are partially insured.
Ihree hremen were Injured. none of
whom are fatally. 4i' "a
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FoRr LARAMIE, Jan. 22-The Indians
have fifteen men surrounded near Mud
Springs, probably the same Indians
who ran of Government stock here a
few days since. No pursuit was made,
the weather being so cold.
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TRENTON, n. J., Jan. 22.-Frederick
Frelinghuysen was elected U. S. Sena-
tor for two years, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Wright.
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TOPEKA, Ks, Jan. 21.-The re-elec-
ton of Senator Pomery is now general
IL conceded. As to The short term, it is
uncertain who viii be chosen.
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Senator DOorittre Instructed to Re


MADISON, Wis, Jan. pa resolu
ton instructing Senator Doolittle tC
resign passed the Wisconsin Legisla.
ture to-day by strict party vote.
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General Grant and Family 10 Visi
Europe.

New YORK, Jan. 2I.-The Times
Washington special says that General
Grant and family ntend to sail for Eu-
rope in April next, and will visit the
Paris Exposition.
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ToRoSTo, C. W., Jan. 22.-Thomas
Carney, Feniau, was convicted and
sentenced to be executed March 18th.
George J. Matthews and Jos. M'Don-
ough, were acquitted.
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Fire.

MONMOUTH, ILL, Jan. 21.-U. S.
Weir IL Co.'S CuItivator Mandatory
was destroyed by fire, yesterday. Loss
$50, 600. Insured for SIS, 100.
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MADISON, Wis, Jan. 22.-T. o. Howe
was reelected to the United States Sem
ate to-day.
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| New YoRR,-Jau. 2.-The eastern
! lines are down tonight, no cable.
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The object OF this suit is to recover OF the
defendant debt due by IL 10 the pIaintIff
amounting to the sum OF 81 ,T33 50 and inter
est An attachment having issued herein
and levied by the Sheriff OF Ohio county on
one horse and two wagons and on a quantity
of harness.
And II appearing from an affidavit hled in
the cause that the defendant is a non-resi-
dent corporation, on the motion of the
plaintln, 1t IS ordered that II do appear here
within one month after the fourth weekly
publication of, and'the due posting of this
order, and attend To It's interest in this suit,
Copy Teste:
CRANNKR for PIN, jauI-Itdf3tw
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The Latest News.

BY TELEGR APH.
BY the Union Line:
ONCE. corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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Frank BIrk. In Chanoery

The object OF this suit on the part OF the
complainant is to obtain against the defen.
dant decree of divorce from the bond OF
matrimOny.
And itappearing from an affidavit fiIed
in the cause that the deFt Is not a resident OF
this State, on the motion of the complainant
by counsel, 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one moth after the fourth week
~ publication and the due posting of this or
der, and answer the bill of complainant tiled
A Copy TeSte:
janl-ltd&3tw JACOB BIJRKLE- C1Tk.
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TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L Stockholders of the Writ County Burning
Springs, and Standing Stone Oil Company,
will be held at the ONCE of the Company,
No. no South Fourth Street, City OF Phila!
deiphia, on Monday, 18th of February, 1857,
at 3o'clock, p. NJ. janl0-2tW
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IN CIRCUIT COURT, OHIO CoUNTY-I
i Chancery. Divorce.

TN CIRCUIT COURT, OHIO COUNTY-IN
i Chancery. Divorce.
Stephen b. McCormick,l
vs..
Isabella S. Mccormick
Take notice that the dispositions OF Joseph
Weaver, Harriet Foreman, and George ID.
MCCORMICK Will be taken al the office of
EDWARD ID. White, a Justice of the Peace in
ChnFchtown- Lancaster county, in the State
of Pennsylvania, on Thursday, the 24th day
OF January, 1851, between the hours of 8o'-
clock a. m, and O'Clock, p M, TO be read
in evidence in the above named cause on be-
halt OF said plaintiff. And II nom any cause
the taking of said depoaitions shall not be
commenced or being commenced. shall not
be completed on that day, the taking OF the
same VIII he adjourned from time to time
until the same shall be completed.
STEPHEN B. MCCORMICK.
To ISABELLA 3. MCCORMICK.
q. l. CRANAIER, SoI'r for Compl't
dc25-ltd&wtd
UIHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
J Ohio County, Circuit Court. December
Robert Higgins,
The National Express and TRANSPORTATION
Company.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County, Circuit Court. December Rules,
Mary Birlz, who sues by Otto Raediger, her
next friend,
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
p County, Circuit Court. December Rules,
Simon Horl1heimer,
VS..
Matthew Brown.
Attachment in Assumpsit.
The object OF this suit Is to recover of the
defendt n debt due by him TO pIaintiff
amounting to the sum Of So q and Interest
an attachment having been issued herein
and leSit by the Sheriff ON sundTy pieces of
harness, &c.
And 1t appearing from an affidavit fled in
the cause, that the defendant is not a resi-
dent o. this state, on the motion OF the
within one month after the fourth weekly
publication OF this order and attend TO his in
terest in this suit.
Copy TeSte:
janl-ItdS$tw JACOB BURKLE, Clerk.
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NRW PUBLICATIONS

49,. -, 80 n. ss,or GREENWOOD limo, ID.
S~"V az 272 TohRor Fe1N r
c,ace Creenwood's attractive pen mas losc hoalo -
'a',,.N - ,,,,lsiveness during the interval tha'
us Ne'S arc publieation Of her last volume Her
nSo eI"P re- evidently grown deeper and more IT,
1NPoii - .ho somber period OF national history
49,, - nave recently passed through, and wI'hout III
w., arc freedom and bodness Of her style, mas gwen
ossoasionaly pensive tone and pathetic earnest
-. beh enhance its interest and effect one chaln
:, her writings is the fTankness with which she taxes ~
ader into her personal confidence. she never lOn'
49, martyr TO artificial restraint, never wrapped ID
rnantle OF reserve, but with an almost chdIke slIl
,,t oresersts transparent revelation OF her Utmost
thoDbts and feelings Her freedom from affectatOn al
ov challenges our respect and she is now ana theh
hons little too naive for straaeed critics her true
any instincts never fOrsake her. and lend SOFT ana
winning atmosphere TO her most candid disclosures Inc
lave Of nature is leading feature in the contents OF w
volume Her descriptions OF country scenes are true 10
The life She reprOduces the landscape IN al It's peo@S
md aromatic freshness takes into the interior OF
,n,et households and shows their inmates amid inc
cares and enjoyments OF their everyday pursuits Hor
book breathes a spirit of lofty, we might almost say OF
recommendation. Her whole heart was with the sol
diers who went forth TO the war; Much OF tho volume
was written during the din 81 arms. 1t records the lee
,Dgs 81 sympathy and hope which accompanied our vol
ntees 10 the field Of battle and choered their souls IN
te eperate fray The account OF her visit to the camp
An Virginia win be read with deep interest Her kindly
xaaisratons TO the criminals in prison are related WIN
rtleas pathos and form instructive chapter ln te
history of modern Samarltans
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-Four Years IL he Old WOrld Woster & Palmer, jrl
consists ehiefySOf the record Of missionary Our in
England, Ireland Scotland, and Wales, comprising the
travels incidents and eyaBgehstic labOrs OF DR. and
Fs Palmer" II affords but little information the
subjects which usually treated in a6uBa Of travels
ont contains detailed OF the religious
and experiences of the writers As illustration Of the
present religious condition Of Great Britain, it may be
read with interest.
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Drops Of Wdter from Many Fountains, by MIRA FL
DREDGE Foster & Palmer, jr), a collection Of strik-
Eng passages mostly Ofa devotional character selected
from the actual correspondence Of the writer, and in
tended 70 quicken the sentiment OF Christian faith.
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o MANUFACTURERS or CAPITALISTS
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A industrious and energetic Farmer and good
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IA COTTAGE the line the River Railroad within
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GTATEN ISLAND-Wanted to hire from
- May moderate sized UNFINISHED HOUSE, With square.
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the North Shore landings Sten Island Address PosOnes
Boz No 1911 New-iork, giving fall particulars and rent asked
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AECoLLECTIONs OF HENRY WATKINS ALLFN By SARAH A.
DORSEY. RBo. Up 40 NJ Doolad!'
The subject of this memoir was representative
specimen Of the Southern chivalry brgadcrgeneial
An the Confederate army and Ex-Governor Of the state Of
Louisiana OF an impusve and ardent nature strong IN
his loves aud bitter in his hates an enthusiastic deVotee
s the conventional code of honor and fighting duel
with as much nonchalanee as he would eat his dinner he
presents salient type of form Of character which
seems to DO The indigenous growth OF society divided
into bond and free. His bographT has endowed nm
With "eyery virtue under Heaven" and clothed his per-
fectons in robe of scarlet and fine WOOL with ornaments
OF brass and California diamonds far oushning Joseps
famous coat OF many coors. Herimaginaton fairly rims
riot IN portraying such paragon OF excellence and rot
content with piiug up in his praise the most dazzling
epthets in the English dictionary ransacks hge list OF
ancient and modern languages to complete her vocabulary
The volume Of little value or interest beyond the circle
Of The writer's personal friends except as an Illustration
az the inflated preension and ludcrOus pcdany which
assume place Of pure taste and common sense III an
Al balanced mind under a superficial literary culture