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MARYLAND.
G0veYn0f Swmnn's Inaugnrnl-The Senatorial
Contest.

Governor Swnnn's InaugnriL-Tho Senatorial
Contest.
ANNAPOLIS, JAN 2, 1858.
Governor Swann's message viii! be transmitted to the
Legislature He endorses President Johnson
course ubilant what he calls the reaaon against
the policy OF Congress- and expresses great anxiety that
the white people of Maryla may not amagamat with
the colored race which, he fears will BIO tho case If
suffrage is granted In referring TO the militia he ap
proves Of administration OF General Jercs recently
appointed Register Of the Treasury by tho President,
and says
Soon artor authority given by the Legislature to
reorganize the militia OF the State, applied,
through the Adjutnnt General, to the War De-
parmeut for such quota OF arms ~ might
be duo to the State the books OF that depart
ment No action having been taken by the Sec
retarv of War after repeated efforts our part to get
settlement OF this account, correspondence was
opened with General Grant, after Mr. Siantons retire.
ment from the oce, but with no bctor Up 10
this lime repy has been made to the requston OF
the Adutant General and the quota OF due TO the
State OF Mary under the OF Congress- and stand
ing her credit the books OF the War Department. rs
sll withheld. The correspondence relating TO this sub
ect will accompany the report Of the Adjqtant General
and will show tho grea, injustice which has been done
IN Withholding these arms.
The Senatorial contest here 10 very exciting. Tho in
dcaions that Swami Will be defeated, and that
ex. Governor Pratt or W. r. Hamilton will BIO elected.
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The Opposition to JuRreZ In COngress-A
Standing Army 10 BE Raised.
FRANCE.

Napoieon's Reception of the Foreign Minis
ters-FriendIy Accommodations Aspirin.
iions-Tho Bunk ana Bourse.
PARIS, Jan. 2-Evening
On New Years. Day, in accordance with the time.
honored custom, all the ambassadors Of the foreign
Powers now in London received In body by the
Emperor At the Palace Of the Tuieries.
) Tho Papa Nunco. speaking for the Diplomatic Corps,
assured the Emperor OF their good wishes for himself
and for the Imperial family.
The Emperor in reply, addressing the assembled
diplomats. said he was happy 10 again commence the
new year. heretofore surrounded by the representa-
Aves OF all the great Powers and TO once more realrm
by this interchange of tho friendly relations
which now existed between France aud their respective
governments
l. Tho Archbishop OF Paris, who present, prayed
chat God would preserve the life OF the Emperor q
guarantee OF peace He said the progress OF religious
and moral ideas France the only safe basis OF
che throne
4 To this tho Emperor responded IN these words:The
wish deeply touches me. Believe me- the interests OF
eeIigon OF country and OF civilization are nscparablc
A deputaon of the Corps Legislatf with tho Pres.
dent OF tho Chamber at thor head waited the En-.
peror on New Years Day
, President Schneider mado tho customary address OF
congratulation.
The Emperor, Ia the course OF his reply urged upon
Abs members OF tho legislative body the speedy and final
passage the bill for tho reorganization OF the army
which he declared Indispensable to the safety OF the
empire.
Tho Official statement OF the Bank OF France shows
decrease OF a. 900 francs In tho metallic reserve OF
the institution during the week ending to-day.
Tho feeling on the Bourso today was confident an
rentes closed arm.
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IRELAND.

FenlRu Assault on tho NIansio Of Father
Mathews Brother-The Conspirntors lie.
pulsed After a Heavy Fire.
LONDON, Jan. Q, 1885,
Dispatches have been received here to-day giving tho
particulars Of another Fenan outrage last night In tho
county OF Cork and near the city Of that namr Under
cover Of darkness largo PARTY OF tho Brotherhood at
tackled tho house OF Mr. Charles Mathew, brother OF
the late Father Mathew
Happily the family OF Mr. Mathew was apprised OF
the vainous scheme Of the Fenians in ample time 70
successfully rcpel tho attack Quito largo forcc was
quickly collected and concealed in the mansion and on
che premises Whom tho maraudcrs up thcy were
met with Calling 6rc and they incontinsntly fed.
Several were wounded, but they were carried OF by
thor comrades The motive for the assault, whether
murder or plumber, Is not known.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

THs LONDON MONEY MARKET LONDON. Jan. 2-Evsn-
ing-consos closed at 91I 81 for money and o. for
account. American securities closed at the following
rates:-United States five twenty bonds TN; Illinois
Central Railway shares, 1914 Erie Railway shares 4s9i
The FRANKFORT BDURsE -FRAsKPoRT, Jan. EVEN
ing.united States bonds quoted at 1914 761s for
the issue OF 1862
LIVERPOOL CoTroy MARKEr,-IdvERrooL, Jan. p
1:20 r. M-There is regular cotton market to day,
but in private circles prices nrmcr and may be
quoted as foows:-Mddllng uplands I'D. mddlng
Orleans, 7ssd. The market will remain closed during
the day.
LIVERPOOL BRKADsTurrs MARKEr.-IdvyRP0oL, Jan 2
Evening Tho market closed firm at the last quota
tons. No. S Milwaukee red wheat advanced 10 LA 3d.
Corn 46s Cd. for mixed Western Wheat los. for white
California Barley, 5s 3D.. for American. Oats. 49, Sd
for American Peas, Ats for Canadian.
TAvKRfcoL PROVISIONS MARKET.-IIvERroof Jan. p
Esonng. Beef, 1925. for winter cured extra prime
mess. Pork, 75s. for prime Eastern mess.
Lard, 4os Cd for fine American Cheese, SIS. for the
highest range OF fine. Bacon 40s. Cd. for Cumberland
cut
LIVERPOOL PRoDrcE MARKHr --IdvERrooI, Jan. o
Evening.No IL Dutch standard sugar, 25s 3D. Rosin,
s. for common Wilmington and lis. for fine pale Tall
low, 43s. 9d for American. Spirits Of Turpentne 27s
Peiroleum-spirts Is per gallon, and refined Is 3hd.
Clover seed 46s. for No American rod.
LONDON MARKETS LONDON, Jan. 2-1 20 p M.--The
prices CT oil articles in markets remained quoted
In tho quarter after eleven despatch.
PETROLEUM Markets - ANTWERP, January I'll 20
r. M.-Pctroeum Az francs for standard white. The
market is quiet
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Tho Indianapolis Board Of Trade on the
Financial Policy.

Tho Indianapolis Board Of Trade ON the
Financial Policy.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jau. q 1858
An adjourned meeting OF The leading merchants and
bankers ncudinglthe mombers or tho Board or Trade
irrespective OF political party, held at the Board or
Trade rooms this afternoon Resolutions were unan-
mousy adopted declaring that IL Is tho duty OF Con-
grcss under the constitution 10 regulate the currency
and provide for the general wesre and that there
now exists indispensable necessity for its exercise,
they ask for comprehensive policy which shall DO
plainly marked out by Law, and one that shall smbody
the following principles Cessation OF the whole
policy OF contractons payment Of the public dcbt In
accordance with tho letter and spirit Of the under
which 1t was made postponsment Of the liquidation OF
any portion OF the principal Of the public debt until
The peopo Arc able 10 nay the same without distress
II also resolved, That n order to quiet tho just
apprcbensions OF tho great majority OF the people, who
for equal TAXATION We advise the govern
- exchange the bonds as stipulated by law, into
another class OF Indebtedness and thus avoid public
agitation of tho question Though foreign markets may
In great be cut OF We should strive TO build
up our homo markets and thus increase the objects Of
composition.
+. was also resolved That opposed 70 The 40.
cumuaiion Of gold In the Treasury beyond the wants OF
the government and favor II practcable the funding Of
the god bearing bonds into long bonds not
ceedna Ave per cent Interest," the repeal OF the cotton
tar and tho taking away from revenue oicers tbs power
to compromise With parties who violate tho Revenue
avs
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Innugurafioa Of Governor Chaab erlain -IIis
AddrSss.


Inausuraiiea of Governor ChArab srIain -TIis
Address.
AUGUSTA, Jan. q 1865
Governor Chamberlain was msugurassd at noon to-
day. HIS address represents the financial condition Of
tho State as highly gratifying. He recommends the
adoption Of the proposed by tho Legislative
committee the assumption OF tho debt which Is
the reimbursement Of 500 to each man furnished for
three years. He urges The creation cf o sman militia
force Hsrefers in hsppy manner to the different in
forests OF she State aud asks that aid DO given 70 the
European and North American Railroad. On national
affairs the Governor spoke es.foows:-
II Is no strunge thing that in dets; debt and
death alike we know must be encountered. Tho drain
upon has indeed been terribe but shall now for
and dared the enterprise shall look hack with
murmurs At our fidelity and SUCCESS and give ourselves
over TO fret At ous wocnds and boeavemens ard ncon
veniences and Debts? The people Of this Sta~ have
answered that question and will answer 1t again. What
we ask honesty. on tho part Of thoss who FIX tbs issue:
OF this dear bought victory and that they reconstruct
the nation; honesty IA securing the political guarantees
demanded by the overthrow OF the rebeion honesty in
taxing, IN collecting and 10 expanding; honesty in
paying. honesty In being paid. Extravaganza
and corruption must be rebukea: there ruust
DO Industrial and financial, as we'll
political reconstruction. These things will require
wisdom and ability rightly to determine and adjust
incubus lifted from Industry. The property OF the
Country must bo made to contribute in equitable ratio
towards bearing the public burdens bonds
towns rather than the national Treasury. II to
bear these burdens let have chance TO stand let US
have neither privileged persons privileged property
but republic and . democracy, In which man shall
count for and dollar for q dollar. Nor am Of
those who think that should pay Off the whole great
debt In one day. Those who thus hold must como
cheaply by their opinions We shall do part, take
IL, IL, after having borno tho brUnt Of the fray
allow those who to the benefit Of the struggle
to come near possible to taxing share In the
investment and to anticipate nothing. repudiaie moth
ing, sophisicate nothing but fairly and manfuy meet
every obligation as Il comes trusting that as tho day Is
30 shall our strength be,
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WESTCHEST TER.

SINKING a STEAMBOAT NEAR lRvsrroS. os
HUDSON. On Wednesday tho steam propeller Ysrry-
town. plying between tho village OF that and New
York. found 1t impossible to roach her doc at Tarry
town consequence or tho Immense decentralization Of
leo at that point river and compel cd to drop
down tho stream. After considerable trouhe she YVES
securely moored to tho dock OF Irvingon,
fow lies below: but two three hours after sards
q huge OF congcaled water struck heavily against
her bows the tmbers OF which gave way Before any.
thing could be done by her sho had filled with
water and sunk nj her moorings As her main deck 10
under It is feared her entire cargo, consisting Of
assorted merchandise and valued al $4,000 VIII DO
Tot lnsa
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OHIO.

Election of Directors of the Cleveland and
PittsburR Railroad.
CLEVELAND Jan. 2, 1865
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Cleveland and Pittsourg Railroad Company, held
January 30 following gentlemen were elected droc.
tors for sh6ensuing year, N Mccullough. or Wells
vile; A. Stone Jr, Cleveland; Witt. Cleveland; J.
II. Wade, Cleveland; I. H. Handy, Cleveland; j. H.
Banker, Now York; James Steward New York; II. c.
Shmson, New York; Thos. Slocumb, New York; j. H.
Devereux, Cleveland; D. i. Jones, Pittsburg; ]. w.
Gallant Pttseurg At q subsequent meeting of the
Board OF Directors the following officers elected
j. N. Mccullough, President; J. II. Devereux, Vice
President; G. A. Ingersoll, Secretary.
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VIRGINIA..

No Quorum in tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Methodist Conference nj Richmond-Expirn-
tion of Governor Pierpoint's Term OF
Office.
RrcnaoSD, Jan. q 1853.
No quorum being present at the Convention to-day it
adjourned until tomorro
Tho Northern Methodist Conference OF Virginia and
North Carolina met here to-day Bishop James, OF Now
York presiding.
Politicians specializing to-day about the guber.
Material Office the torn tor which Governor Pierpont
was elected having expired January l. No action has
thortes,
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The afwLY DISCOVERED hRTlc cosTaEnT.
[From the Philadelphia Buroin Jan 81


WAsaiSGros. Jan. 2. 1868.
Captain William REYNOLDS commanding the Omitted
States steamer lackawanna, forwards cnmmu cation
TO the Navy Department dated a. Hononlu. November
ser containing account OF the discovery land In
the Ar Ocean, by the American whale ships Nile Rein
doer, Monticello and others during the past sumner.
The article states that the has been the
mides aud most favorable for whaling over known by
our ojest whaenen One master says he did not SEQ
piece OF ice large his hand Until he reached tho
STRAITS, and beyond that. up TO seventy.
two, tho soa was generally free from float
ing ice. The weather for tho most part
has been exceedingly mid, with southwest wind pre-
norlhwsrd IA result OF tho favorable state OF the
and weather. the ships bavo gone further north
this summer than ever before me having reached As
high as latitude 10 degrees 30 inmates.
taptain Long, OF the bark Nile, seems TO have ex'
aminei tho land alten,yey, having crused along
tho entire southern coast and had drawn sketch OF its
appearance. IL Is quite elevated and near tho csntro
has extinct crater cone which he estimated To DO
2.4s0 feet high He named II Wrnngells Land after
tho noted Russian explorer. Tho west point no
named Cape Thomas, after the seaman hs
snip who discovered IT, and the sou beast point
Cape Hawaii. VITA regard TO the ontoDt of the
island there 10 only conjecture. As could be
learned. one had landed anywhere u, though
southern shore runs distance Of about hundred
mlles east and west In commua cation from Captain
Long, OF tho Nile, which Is pabshed ~ part Of the
newspaper artcis he states sc While at anchor
board and drew my attention to a large black place
the slope OF the hills and he said no thought " was
coal We examined IL with the telescope ani II has
distinct appearance as coal" Captain Long also
states his conviction that II Is Inhabited there were
numbers OF warus In tho vicnity aud shs land ap.
pcared moro green than the main coast 81 Asia and
quite capable Of supporting the hern parts
Of Grsonlsnd, which are in macn higher latitude.
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ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE.
The Army.

second Lieutenant Y. d. Marshall, rhrtsonth infan.
try, has resigned.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Francis Beach, Captain
Fourth artillery, has been detached mombsr Of TIE
Examining Board, vice Lieutenant Colonel Robe rus
Fourth artillery, relieved.
Brevst Major J. X. Stone. Captain Twenty fourth
Veteran Reserve corps. has been mustered, on, and
honorabiy discharged.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel G. u Ponrose Captain and
Commissary OF Substance has been ASST coed 70 duty
with General schoaeld, vco Brevet Msjor W. A. Elder.
kin.
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Tho Bank Rcyicw-Death of Eminent
sculptor.
LONDON Jan. 2-Evening.
The Official returns OF the Bank OF England show that
the amount OF bullion in the vaults has Increased
Gl2 since tho last weekly report mado December
20, 1867.
Baron Marocchctti, the sculptor, Is dead.
Eessrs. Brown, Shipley Co. have introduced the
new bonds Of the Panama Railroad Company into tho
English money market
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 2-The steamship reported yester-
day as having arrived At this port the City o.
Limerick, Captain Loeb ad aud not the City OF Boston
The Inman steamship City OF Boston, whose arrival
premalurey reported yesterday reached this port
this afternoon and sailed for Livorpool
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Victor Emanuel Expounds tho Iden Of the
People for Rome.
FLoRtScE, Jan. q 1863
Ia a public speech yesterday King Victor Emanuel
declared that the unanimous desire OF Italy that
Rome should DO the capital OF the nation; but tho
treatment OF the question demanded patience on tho
Dart OF the psopIe
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ng naval orders have. boon issued

Tho following naval orders have boon issued
Captain ,. A. Parker de.ashea from duty member
Of ths Examining Board 10 Examine volunteer oncers
for tho regular navy ava placed on waiting orders
hidshipnan Ruius Waterman has been ordered TO ord
nance duty ct tho Boston Navy Yard.
First Assistant Engineer Sidaey Albert hA been
ordered 70 the KearsarrA
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CALF ORNiA.

Malls, Passengers and Freight nv the China.
BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2, 1868.
Tho steamship China, which arrived from Hong Kong
day two ago brought go passengers and 900 tons
Of freight OF which ninety 20 to New York. sho
10 ample time TO connect with the steamship Montana,
which left yesterday for Panama Her mails will reach
New York about the 21st or 22d inst
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CANADA.

Failure os Wholesale Firm In Hamilton
HAMILTON, u w., Jan. 2, 1865
The vol known firm OF Messrs Brown Gillespie
wholesale merchants in this CITY, have suspended Tho
house Of the largest In the West and tho dis
aster causes much excitement.
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MiCHG AN.

Failure OF n National Bunk In Hay City.
DETROIT Jan 2, 1885,
The First National Bank Of Bay City, Michigan, failed
to-day, and its affairs reported to be in rather bad
condition. The deposits amount to about $4,000.
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ALAB AMA.

Condition Of Judge Bastced's Wounds.
MONTE, Jan. q 1858.
Judge Bustceds wounds are heating and his recovery
Is considered certain His ply scians think he win
DO confined TO his room for some weeks
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KENTUCKY.

Stalking Of q TeWb0at on the Falls OF tlss
Ohio.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2, 1858.
The towboat L. D. Former in Descending the falls last
night struck Of tho piers Of tbs Ohio BRIDGE
and sank instantly. Two deck hsnds are reported
missing. She was vaIdsd at $40, 00s, and Insured
for $1,000
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY. JANUARY g. 1868
NEW YORK.
Tie New state Omcers sworn In.

Tie New state Officers sworn In.
ALBANY, Jan 2 1858.
Tho new State onicers sworn In yesterday and
took possession OF their offices to-day D. wellcs Jr,
OF Fayete, Seneca county has been appointed Deputy
Secretary OF State s. II. Swelt, Jr, OF Albany, Deputy
state Engineer; Oscar Packard. Of Batavia, Deputy
Comptroller
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LOUISIANA.

The Convcntion-Co nsideration OF the Equal
ity Substitute.
New ORLEANS, Jan. O. 1868.
In tho Convention to-day tho discussion on Mr. WICK
lilies Equality substitute resumed Several amend
menis were offered, and considerable feeling was mani
fested but the Convention Adjourned without coming
vote
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PHiI.t DKLPHIA, Jan. z, 1861
Charles A. Dryden, . we'll known citizen OF Bati-
more committed suicide yesterday In that city BY shoot
magistrate OF the city, and much respected In the
community. He leaves q WIFE, but no children. No
cause is assigned for the act Of se destruction.
the recent storm on the Chesapeake and at tho Capss
very severe aud large number OF marine dsastsra
reported
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Wreck of the steamer Frances.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 2 1862
The steamship Frances, which went ashore New
Inlet has broken up. Her machinery may be saved.
Her cargo Is saved In damaged condition party OF
negroes attacked the guard charge OF the goods saved
from the wreck and carried OF portion OF them.
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AUS

Papni Rccruitments Forbidden.
VIENNA, Jan. q, 1858
Tho government has forbidden the recruiting within
the Austrian empire or endorsements for tho Pspal
army
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AFRICA.

Dr. Livingstone Alive md in good Health.
LONDON, Jan. 2-Evening.
Dr. Livingstone the African traveller, is slivo and
we'll
Positive advIcss just received from Africa. leave no
ospEsr any doubt Of bis safety.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE HERALD.

seizure of "a Schooner at CharIeaton for Vic.
iation of the Revenue LAWS.
CHARLESTON, Jan. q 1888
O'Clock r HI.
Tho Collector Of the Port seized to-day the American
schooner Albion and hor cargo OF fruit from Nassau
for violation OF the Revenue laws which forbid the i'm
portaon OF foreign goods in vessels OF less than thirty
tona The Albion, which is twenty tons burden,
was bound for Wilmington and put in here in distress