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New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
BOLIVIA.


GEN. MELGAREJo'S PRuCLAsIArToS ORDERING AN
ELECTION FOR CONGRESSMEN, VINO Arn ro
ELECT HIS sUCCESSOR-LIBERAL QUALIFICA-
TIONs FOR VOTERS AND CANDIDATES-EXlLES
TO RETURN TO BOLIVIA.
From Our Special Correspondent
" CHUQUsAcA, Dec. IA, 1867.
Gen. Melgarejo, the Provisional President of
Bolivia has Just issued proclamation to the people, or
derng an election be held for the purpose OF ecctng
members OF Congress and the President that TO succeed
him in the administration OF the Republic. II the cleo
ons are carried upon the plan ordered Bolivia VIII
be the only South American Republic that has approached
the United States in lberaty Every Bolivian Il years
OF age that can read and write is entitled 10 vote and no
matter what part OF the Republic he may be In at the time
OF election his will be received. The persons who
arc excluded from voting the clergy debtors to the
State persons whose citizenship has been suspended by
sentence Of of law that sub JUDGE under
accusation noncommissioned officers and soldiers OF the
line To be eligible for Congress, all Bovians who
are entitled 10 vote, and are 25 years or age
and have not suffered any imprisonment by sentence
elected 20 Congress who is civil Gf military employe
from the department where he is Ming his duties, but
should any other distant department. elect him. he can
take his seat. Congress Will consist OF twenty-five mem
bers whose duty shall be TO reform the present Con-
stuon frame one better suited TO the wants OF
the Republic The election OF President OF the Republic
will be made by the members Of Congress The Congress
will meet In La Paz and be installed on the 6th day OF
August 1863 and then proceed TO designate the citizen
who shall rule for the next Presidential term All Bohv-
ians that present in exile from the Republic can re
turn within sixty days OF the election and can take part
I'm it, Gen. Melgarejo has left La Paz to make tour
through the Republic, previous to the elections.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

movement toward Rome, and averred that 1t was mpos
sbe the Temporal Power could be retained ne pohteu
the Inconsistency between the principles OF tue e
poleonan dynasty and the present action OF the f,cn
Emperor Parliament" said the speaker, canhOt dis
cuss or determine the means Of going TO Rome Italy
must wait favorable opportunity The present Mi
stry Ia powerless 10 lead Italy to the uhment OF the
national programme sIgnor Crspi quoted several Tor
speeches Of Gen Menabrea as indicating the ceica
and liberal policy OF that Minister.
An excited debate followed, including much 1ecriiha
ton between the Right and Left OF the House
Sgnori MiDghetti and ViscOnt Venosta protested
against the attacks OF signor Cisp They defended the
September Convention and their policy upon the Roman
question.
Sgnor Mari the Minister OF Justice, protested against
the terms which the arrest OF GaTbadi had been con
demned and defended the magistrates who had connrhed
that arrest. ,.-,-
Sgnor Depretis appealed TO the members 10 apotalh
from useless recrminatOn.
SAVOY BANDITS
A dspatch from AK OF the 18th December announces
that at trial of the Italian bandits accused 0f urdei
Coda, Ouarauta Nardi, and Mnlaeu condemned 10
death CardinO OggerO and Trvero were sentenced 10
90 years Varsovic 10 years and Mlano, Bassano ana
Sierra years hard labor at the gaeys Malet WAS
aCluittpd.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
FINANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL.

LoSpON, Dec sl.-Noon-Consols for money, 9ii922'
and icr the aecoun 92 United states @ %
Hftef1Stcn-Consols for money, slIa92 and for the
Ing quotations. United States F1ye-IWenty Donus ~
Illinois .csatrl Railway shares SSai Lrle h@h""S
closed at % fornoney and % 1924 fOr
rstes: United states Fivetwenty Bonds. 72i; Illinois
Central Railway Shares, s9i Erie Railway Shares 1s..
FRANKFORT, Dec 5l-NoOn.-U United States tlIe-I"eh-
Afternoon~united states FyeTwenties for the issue
Evening United States bonds closed at 7di for the
Paris Dec s1-Evening There was a little feeling on
the Bourse and rentes closed with decided improve
IWrRroo1. Dec sI-Noon.-This being the last day Of
the year the Brokers' Circular appears this morning WIN
the following remarks on me condition OF the CS.On
market The total sales OF Cotton LOT the lnee u! =
Friday Saturday and Monday foot mp about 81 C Dale
including GOO bales for expectation and 1O 1aes lo
fpeculaOn The total stock in port and on shDOalO AZ
present Rscertaued TO be about $4,000 Daes Whc IL
nearly 1900 bales less than the estimates heretofore
made OF the above Stock ABOUT one Mts lHl!, -
from the United Sates The market to-day Is STEADY AT
likely reach 10000 bales OF al sorts including a99V
SEQ bales OF Amercanat the following quotations. MA
ding Uplands, I'D Mddlng Orleans, I'D Thus iar To-
day there have been no III NOI'o 10
Corn, 4oi per quarter for Mixed western; Wheat 10
waukee Red Barley, 53 per co 10 for American oats,
ss per n for American. Peas 4C per 504 Tor Canao-
sn Beet, liz per 9O4 70 for WmterCured Extra Prime
Mess Pork CT per 10 for Prime Eastern Mess Lard,
GO per cwt for fine American Cheese, 52 per cwt Tor
berland Cut No 70 Dutch Standard Sugar, IS g. Rosn,
81 per for Common Wilmington, and III for Fine
Pale. Taow, l3 ~ per cwt for American. Spirits Tur
pentine per cwt Petroleum, 81 per gallon for spirits
and 1884, for Refined Clover Seed, le for No AIeIlcsl
Red. -, -.
AfternOOn.-Cotton firm, and more doing; the sales
to-day ill reach 1890 bales; Mlddling Uplands 1td
Mddng Oreaus 72d Breadstufs are active, and nearly
All articles have advanced in price Corn 466 Tor mixed
Western Wheat for White California, ana 10 10 iJr
No Milwaukee Red. Barley, g. for American. oats,
SIS for American. Peas 46 for Canadian Lard declined
to 1919 Pork Cheese Beef, and Bacon unchaDHeu 4he
Produce market is without change. 80
Eyenlng-The Cotton market closed firm, with an ad-
yancing tendency in prices. Transactions have been
heavy. he Gales Of the day reaching fuY
1900 bales. The following the authorized closing
quotations. M.ddDg Upands, 7s 074d In port ID 10 ar,
rave; Middling Orleans 7sd74d The Cotton market VIII
le closed Thursday well as Wednesday b0th bemS
observed as holidays. BTeadstufs Provisions, aud
Produce markets all closed early, and there are no
changes TO report .
for Iceland Sperm Oil Gi10 per tun Lnseed OIL A3I per
tun. Lnseed Cakes. $40 lO per tun for Tim Obl0ug
AftornOOn-We have change TO report Ia our mar
kcts smce the noon dispatch.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE FENIAN PANIC.

At the COrOneI's inquiry as to the cause of the
death Of William Clutton, Sarah HOdgknson and Minnie
Julia Abbott evidence having been gwen Of the facts
referring the explosion ITSELF the following evidence
affecting the presumed perpetrators OF the outrage
received
day Of the explosion ne saw Anne Justice go into the
prison, where she remained some time. When she
out again she Joined Allen they stood together for some
uhe soon after Timothy Desmond the other person in
CUSTODY joined them They all remained there for few
minutes ana another man then up The latter only
spoke word or two TO theIO. The third man walked
down 70 the corner Of Shorts buildings where was
standing lie Knocked up against me and said "I beg
pardon" He then walked a short distance away, and
where he could find urinal. l said 1 could not
As was quito stranger about there. I am quite
positive he was with the others. He then walked
away He If not in custody. should know him II saw
him received message from 266 TO watch Desmond
who ls dark man, and the other who had spoken
70 me followed Desmond up Rosomanst TO the corner
OF bOwhDg lane, opposite kCOrpOratiODlane. lie
crossed into COrporatlOn-lane / walked up Bowling
greenlane 10 see where he had gone. saw him coming
against the prison wall This about twenty minutes
70 Tour o'clock The barrel appeared me 10 be on the
oOthpatn aud seemed 20 have rolled out Of the truck
desmond then made his way toward ROsOpaD st eav-
ing the truck and barrel near the wall of the prison
followed hlm into Shorts buildings. 1 turned my head
10 look Tor Allen and the woman and lost sight
oorher OF 81 Jamesswalk. turned back toward Cor
Ro.@umi ~. Ihhe 10 90 after Desmond, and when I
S% way to It the explosion took place.
80 ,Thnediately thrown upon my back. got up and
sn iho Shorts buildings ~ make my way 70 st. Jamess
rsik thefe saw Allen and Justice running along the
rsS waia aCerkenweli Green. That was In direction
turn io WOULD have 70 20 through Rosoman So. then
eft into Shorts buildings, and thus into ST.
S Aen and Jnstcs Icaueht hold OF the female and
into Amen. told her that should take her
not In cnS On charge Of being concerned with others
l1i.sa.shtoay In the explosion. She made no repIy
AS@ hsSk tbs prso o. astS 10 take her in sayw
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.
PROVISION AGAINST LABOR LAWs-EQUAL
RIGHTS IN PUBLIC CONYEYANCES.

PROVISION AGAINST LABOR LAWS-EQUAL
RIGHTS IN PUBLIC CONyEIANCEs.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3l.-ln the Convention
to-day the following adopted aSfArtele ii OF tho
Constitution "No law shall be passed regulating labor
and xing the price thereof" Article y declares regi.
liberty, and says no religious test shaH De ioueu 80
q qualification for Oillce. . - -,
The following resolution. offered by Mr. ilnchbaek
coOred adopted the thirteenth article OF the
Constitution: "Resored The right Of all persons to
travel on the carriers aud he entertained AZ al
places OF public character shall not be abridged IN
any manner" The following substitute, offered ny
Mr. Wycklife, subsequently recognized: Resofttd'
All persons shall enjoy equal rights aud privileges Whie
travelling this state. aud all public places OF ainube
men refreshmcnt entertainment, or OF any public ma
whatever. shall be open TO all persons alike No corn
pauv mnnlcpa parish or chartered corporation shall
make any rules or regulations creating any distinction
between persons account OF race COLOR or previous
to a vote on the substitute.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

troops This gun will be mounted upon
"a swivel constructed completely command every
part OF the city mentioned in my last letter tnat &c
ouy awaited the arrival Of ths gun to commence the
bombardmeDt but it appears that we are 10 await
the arrival " the 3op0under Blakeey whcn was sIo
cesfuy landed at IsGy despite OF the productions W o
croakers. Is is six leagues from Isay az pace
called tuerrer0s and the engineer, DE m3yeA nhs gum
anteed have IL the camp days. so that It Will DC
here the 18th, aud will be in position on the 2Ot 1he
supe brought all the necessary implements LOT
the gum both for its offensive and its 70
political prisoners Buendia, Zevallos, and Zubira VINO
board the brig Paas attacked the officers OF te
powered by boats sent from one OF the ships OF
and the whole Of them put In itons Ihere mas oeeh
engagement between the rebels IN Huancae ana Tue
Indians under Busamente who defeated ana dspersea
the former and left 100 dead and wounded on the nelu
Yesterday the column Of the Msti tvounteers) leIt s
place to escort the Blakeey gum and to assist IL s
IL the address that has ust been Issued Dy tue
ties Of Arequipa TO lts inhabitants: ,,s, n,
.sy solder sTSos who . encmped in our For this be-
r wives aEd daughters die With impnn
Is for rs to exhaust every meass "nh 9gt Po
the hsrban displayed by the mbec ASSASSIN Of HuaDueo 70 a @
the m that no upon city from bis heavy gus sn os hs
signal m aud level to the grourd e honss, o. vac
tends destroy psce that them birth Ch par auos
Reco Sauipenos ha. sboye picks croSbars and whatever
deoh tbs that shelter these un
OTS fhefs ,aa their oTo Children will be needed ply
be shown tohese Of insraads and gsrsdI destroy
defuse' Win and when the guanTou' 5:.oye 70 $ ee
face face his blood aud that Of the ons who seeenpa! nm
Areasna The tribes who dsgce huminty civloa not
TorSy OF pty but sLouh b. .est.I lie Wild beasts
destroyed by any means that us within our reaeh
IT, We NH treat them lie Wild LeasG Ard to With here
lit OF be leyed the gonn 9oon the 1r't sao
who SMILE rant gives them lrs TO Gre upon their native
The Russians before they would ALLOW thor enemy 20 ahe 'He C
burned IL hFe1Ipa VII Dc ssecond MOSCOW
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ABYssINIAN CAPTIVEs.

-. .u,xsEAPH 10 TRIBUNE
".rn, Dec. .3l-Noon.-Later advices have Deeh
...i,cd from the expedition now marching INTO the
80 Of Gbyssinia. 1t is reported that King lheo-
80 on ascertaining the extent and power OF inc
"asnres taken by this Government to effect the I'D
sr,tion of he English captives, voluntarily released
them himself
,pppsr Of FFNIANs IN wALEs-THE GOVERN
,TrNT TO PROSECUTE THE EDITOR OF TIE
nTptN NATION-THE MARTELLo STORMING
PARTY AMERICANS.
IoSDoX. Dec. S1-Midnight.-Two Head-Centers
anil five caItains of the Fcnian organization nave
\ arrested at Merthyr, in South Wales.
ne Govrnment has determined to proceed WIN
the prosecItion against Mr.. Sullivan Oh Ihe DUO""
Nation. AMI other persons who have taken con
snicuous urt in the recent funeral professions III
honor of tie Fenians executed at Manchester
Ills repcted that the men who storned Marteilo
Tower, neg Cork, and broke into the guhShop ~
,bot ctv. I'll came from the United States, HAVING
been sent GROSS by the Fenian Brotherhood IN that
country.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
FRANCE.
THE CORP LEGISLATIF.
country.

TIE CORP LEGISLAIIF'
p.p,s he. Sl--Bv decree of the Emperor, pub
usbed in no Mopiteur of this morning. the Corps
Iecislotifior the next five year is to consist OF
total Of % members In the appOrtionment OF seats
among the different Departments of the Empire, the
Ctv of Paris Is entitled 10 send nine representatives.
the same number which she has in the present Corps
Legislatit
Mile. Adelina Patti is to be married to the Marquis
de Caux, all officer Of the Imperial household.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
NEW-E ENGLAND.
MOVEMENT OF BOSTON MERCHANTS AGAINST THE

MOVEMENT OF BOSTON MERCHANTS AGAINST THE
ACQUISITION or ST. THOMAS.
BosTON, Dec. 3l.-It is probable that Boston
will be the first city TO make formal objection to the
acquisition Of moro territory petition Is being circu
lated to-day among the merchants asking the Senate to
declare against the confirmation OF any treaty for the
purchase OF any Of the West India Islands on the ground
that in case OF annexation the territory would probably
be held by the United states colony which wonld be
governed by a mere set Of ofcehoders aud would give
rise To great deal of official corruption II also urged
that OF wart might happen as some OF the Islands
are held by different powers that thoir harbors might be
used by those who would be friendly terms with the
United States The petition has received the names OF
many OF the leading capitalits here.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
MURDER OF A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR IN PENN
SYLVANIA

PITTSBURGH, Penn, Dec. 8t.-Charles II.
Parker the conductor of the Johnstown accommodation
tain which left here yesterday afternoon was murdered
near Nnevah Station Parker had demanded fare from
passenger named Samuel Hull who refused to produce
It, and in endeavorng to put him of the tran he stabbed
Parker in the abdomen, killing him almost instantly.
Hull was arrested this morning.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
AUSTRIA.
TIfE MINISTRY.

VIENNA, Dec S1.-The Austrian Council OF Minis
terra "a rearranged, is composed of the following
members: Prince Won Auersperg, President OF the
Council Baron Won Beust, Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs. with the rank of Prime Minister; Count Won
Taafe. Deputy President of the Council; Baron Won
John, Minister Of War; Baron Won Becke, Minister
Of Commerce Herr Geskra, Minister of the Interior;
Herr Herbst Minister of Justice; Herr Brestel Min
istnI Of Finance.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
DISCHARGE IoF- woRKMEN IN. PENNSYLVANIA
IRON WORKS.

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec 31.-The Delaware, Lacka-
wanna, and Western Railroad Company, whose shops
have for some weeks been running eight hours tme
Yesterday notified its employees OF whom there nearly
1000 at this point that reduction OF ten per cent In
wages would be made, commencing tomorrow. Ihe
Dixon Works which employ 200 men, gave similar notice
this morning and Viii TO nlght discharge large number
of single men, and those for the shortest time In the
employ OF the Company. The Lackawanna Iron Com
pany recently discharged 30Carpener and considerable
number Of labOrers aud other workmen.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
THE LAWRENCE AND GALVESTON RAlLRoAp-
- - EORT COBD.

LAWRENCE Kansas, Dec. 3l.-IEe nrst sec
tion OF 40 miles Of the and Galveston hareaa
will be opened for business 10 morrow. INC rona 70
heng rsnijy pushed forward under the energetic dee
ton OF President Sturgis Of Chicago. ...
Adyces from the Indian Territory state thse M lne ,ani
San Hae was raj sed on old Fort Cobb on the 2oh ista
bs Major shankn, for the first time since was % sosh
10 IN by the Rebels under Gen. Price IN se, TOT ~'''
y cow the headquarters OF the Witchitsw Agency
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
THE ANGOLA DISASTER.

VERDICT OF THE CORONERs JURY-THE DIsAs-
TER CAUSED By BENT AXLE.
BuFFALo. Dec. 31.-The Coroner's inquest
into the cause OF the late railroad disaster az Angola
after II days investigation, concluded their aDors ths
evening The Jury composed OF some OF the most
Intelligent business men OF the city. thorough aho
searching investigation was made Fortytwo w'nesses @
were examined and the result Of their inquiries is tna
the accident caused by bent axle OF tho
and Toledo No. 81. the car that was pnrnea ,h
the wheel on truck TO drop into the wing ral tnus
throwing the wheels OF that truck, and subsequently e
whole car of the track and that there were W parsons ia
all killed thereby The jury also recommend the aoopo
ana enforcement OF thorough system OF gausnk
wheels OF cars so as 10 prevent an Imperfect axle OF
wheel being made III the future.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
WESTERN STEAMBOAT ACCIDENTS DURING THE
PAST YEAR.

ST Ions, MOI Dec. 3I.-IHe KcpubHcdn 10
day nubhe~ st Of the casualties to isteambosts on the
western and southwestern rivers during the past year
which sbows las accidents Of all kinds 81 OF which re-
sulted IN the total destruction OF the boats involving
loss of t6I6 OO0 which there was Insurance 70 tne
aToir OF t62OOO The oher casualties resulted In only
martial destruction Of the boats Seventy seven lives
are known have been lost by these accidents: ana
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT.
ORDERS FROM GEN. CANBY.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Dec. 3l.-Gen. Candy has
issued an order suspendng executions and staying pro
ceed!ngs in all arising during the War. suspendng
sales under foreclosure and providing for homestead
exemption Gen Scklcss order prohibiting the distilh-
lion OF hQuors md the granting Of licenses To barooms
revoked and tho proceeds oi such Licenses hc devoted
to the support Of the poor. Steamships carrying pilots
license by United States Commissioners arc exempted
from compulsory payment OF photage.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
ITALY.

THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT.
In the Chamber of Deputies, the debate upon
the foreign policy ohe Government Resumed on the
18th OF December.
6gDor Crsp continued his speech by demonstrating
the violation Of the September Convention by France
lie maintained the universal character VI the late IaaA
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAII-A PRISONER KILLED

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAII-A PRISONER KILLED
MADISON, Ind, Dec. H.-A man named John
Redman confined in the jail here was shot and killed by
Sheriff Sham last night. Tho Sheriff went into the
. On Iock the prisoners coils entering and locking
Inc door he was seized by Redman. The Shern called
for help and prisoner came but instead OF giving
him assstance took the key from the sheriff aud at
tamped to unlock the door. The Sheriff warned Redman
second time to let 90 Of him. but not being ana
and shot Redman through the heart, killing him In
stantly.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
TILE PAPAL STATES.

THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE REoRGANIZED.
The Roman Revolutionary Committee Is re-
constituted, and said TO he powerful than ever
Incendiary" placaIds posted the walls Cardinal
Andrea had arrived in Rome and taken up his residence
in the Gabrieli Palace.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

eorr1uluPToN. Dec. Sl-NoOn.-The North German
IIoyds steamship NewYork Capt Dreyer, when t ieit
NWYOrk on 18th inst arriI ed at this port al ABOUT
socloek this morning After landing the English passen-
gers and mails, the NewYork proceeded to Bremen c
Ceadrl Of the London and NewIork line, which lett
New Yorb Dec. Il, has arrived in the Thames.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
Turkey.

The Lerdnt Herald announces that Council
OF Ministers was held Monday last al the Presidency
OF tho Great Council, In Constautinople aud that the
deliberations relative to the concessions asked by
the Cretan delegates assembled AZ Canea Aal facha
will remain In Gambia two months longer.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
VIRGINIA.

VOTE on TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
LOAN.
RICuMoND, Dec. 3l.-The second vote on the
question o. subscribing S2OOO TO the Chesapeake and
ohio Railroad taken In this city to-day, ana re-
suited in favor VI the subscription.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
DISASTER ON A COTTON STEAMER AT NEW OF
LEANs-TWENTY LIVES LOST

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 31.-The steamer Henry
Ame, which arrived here this morning with 5000 bales
OF cotton while being unloaded the guards on both sides
OF the boat gave way precpang large portion OF the
cargo overheard About 40 men, white and black, were
either drowned or crushed
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
THE PACIFIC COAST.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CHINA MAILS

SAN FRANCIsCo Dec. 30.-The sailing of the
seamshp Montana with the mails and passengers for
NewYork has been further postponed till Jan III order
10 make the connection with tho China steamer, which
was overdue four days ago.
DEC 3I-The steamer China, from Hong Kong ana io-
kohama, was teegraphed of the Heads al u p H.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

GEN MKENZIE COMMANDING TIE RIO GRANDE
DISTRICT RELIEVED.
NEW ORLEANS, Dee. .31.-Breyet Major-Gen.
A. Med McCOOk has been ordered 10 relieve Breyet Brig
Gen r. &. Mckenzie in command OF the Sub District Of
the RIO Grande. Gen Mckenzie Is the officer who sup
pressed ThsjBrOpnuHe RanoherO.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
A BALTIMORE STEAMER ASHORE ON THE NORTH
CAROLINA COASr

WILMINGTON, n. C., Dec. 3f.-The steamship
Frances from Baltimore to this port went ashore at
O'Clock this morning eight miles north OF New Inlet
All hands are saved Bho lies broadside the beach,
tho sweeping her. and VIII probably 10 10 pieces
Part OF her cargo may be sayeo.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
TENNESSEE
IFNNESSEE.
MAYORALTY NOMINATION ~ MEMPHIS:

MA1 biflli NN'li-'AN' -
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 3l.-Ihe Hon, j. w.
IefNich wa nominated last night IA Conservative can
didate for Mayor Tine election, which comes OF on
Tuesday promises 10 be an excited one.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
,rIA1IONs WITH sPLIN.


A Royal decree appears in the Gazette of the
10th of December ordering the reorganization OF the
Ministry Of Marine.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
AIARANiA
TIE REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dee. 3l.-Seyen white
men and three negroes have declined the nominations
for county Offices tendcrcd them by tho County Repub
licin Convention, nominees for the State senate III
cluded
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
REIGIIINI.

THE MINISTRY 70 BE REoRGANlZEp.
BRUSSELS. Dec. Sl.-The Belgian Ministry IS about
10 be reOrganized.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
By STEAMSHIP.

BY the steamship City of London, via Queens
town Dec ls which arrived at this port yesterday,
have one day later news from Europe.