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washinyton Items.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The Pres
ident has approved the bill, providing
for distribution among the people OF the
South of accumulated dessicated veget-
ables and preserved meats which are
not required for the use of the army.
The President has also approved the
bill providing that contracts tor sta
tienery for the Executive departments
shall not be made for more than one
year at time.
The following dispatch was received
at the State Department at half past
three o'clock yesterday afternoon.
COPENHAGEN, January 3l.-Hilliam
III. Se,rard, Secretary Of State, Washing
ton the treaty in regard to the sale
of the Danish West India Islands has
been sent to Washington. 1t has been
ratified by the Rigsdag and signed By
the King.
[Signedl YEAMAN.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.I

PARIS, February 2.-The Courier
Franchise of last evening says that the
presence of Admiral Farragut at Naples
is designed as countsrpoise to the
French troops in Rome and to sustain
the Liberals of Italy, with whom Far
ragut holds intimate relations. Tho
Courier says that the Admiral has sent
to Caperera promise of his support,
and only awaits reply of Garibaldi.
The debate on the proposed bill fol-
the government of the press was closed
late last evening; no vote reached.
The success of the bill is regarded as
extremely problematical.
CApIz, Feb. 2.-Reports received from
Morocco says severe famine prevails in
Tangiers and Tetvan.
FLORENCE, Feb. 2.-Thc announce
ment was made ix both Houses of Par
lament yesterday, that Crown Prince
Humbert had been formally betrothed
to Princess Margherita, of Genoa.
PARIS, February 2.-It is reported the
government intends to withdraw the
new bill for the regulation of the press,
in consequence of the opposition to the
measure shown by the liberal party.
LONDON, February 2.-In accordance
with q request from Lord Stanley, the
Pasha of Egypt has recalled the auxil-
liary troops of Egyptians sent to join
the British expedition in Abyssinia.
BERLIN, February 2.-The bills in
troduced by the Government granting
large indemnities to the King of Han
over and the Duke of Nassau have been
passed. Much opposition was shown
to granting these appropriations, and at
one time their passage was doubtful,
but toward the Gloss of the debate
Count Bismarck declared that if it was
not adopted he would he compelled to
dissolve the Parliament. This threat
was effective.
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New York items.

NEW YORK, February 2.-The ships
Dexter and Blue Jacket, about to sail
for California, took out thirty six par
rott guns, large quantities of powder,
mortars, shell and shot, 800 tons of med
ical stores for the hospital at San Fran
cisco and 5000 he'd steads.
A grand mass meeting is proposed
here on the 22nd of February to raise
funds fer Southern educational pur-
poses.
Miss Caroline Longworth, sister of
the late Nicholas Longworth, of Gin
cinnati, died at Newark yesterday.
The store of Abraham Posuer, in the
Bowery, was robbed last night of $4,000
in jewelry and money.
A Washington special has the report
that the President has determined,
though Mr.. Seward had not acquiesced,
upon the imperative demand on Britain
for settlement of the Alabama claims.
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New York Items.

New YORK, February fright Rev.
erend H. j. Whitehouse, Bishop of
Illinois, is a passenger by the Bremen
steamer Union, due at this port.
The telegraph lines worked this NOR
ming direct from San Francisco, Cal, to
Heart Content, and message was sent
from London to California in two min
utes.
Two more illegitimate infants have
died at Madame Parselle's private lying.
in.asylum, 18th street, from neglect and
improper food.
The telegram has report that the
Cashier of an Insurance company-the
name not given-has committed suicide.
He was defanlter to the amount Of six
hundred thousand dollars.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, February /.
FLOUR-Firm and in good demand;
family II 25a1l so.
WHEAT-Firmer; holders ask 2 80
for No. red; buyers offer 255; spring
held at 20a2 %.
CORN-Firmer; ear S3a54c; no de-
nand for shelled.
OATS-Higher and in demand; No. l
60a70c.
RYE-Scarcs and higher; No. l, GA
65.
BARLEY-In demand at 25a2 SO for
fall.
COTTON-Dull and &c lower; closing
az 17tc for middling, with more sellers
than buyers.
MESS PORK--Sales $500 barrels at
old mess generally held at II %; at the
close new could have been bought to
some extent at % 90.
BULK MEATS-Saleable at S!alOic;
demand not large.
BACON-Sales 100 hOgsheads ut Ola
9fc for shoulders, and l2al2!c for clear
rib and clear sides.
LARD--In good demand at 13!c,
which was met quite freely by some,
but many are not offering their stocks.
BUTTER-Quiet at 33a37c.
EGGS-At sc.
CHEESE-At l4ia15c for Western Re
serve and at Ice for factory and in good
demand.
SEEDS-Clover at l3c; timothy dull
at 2 50a2 60; nothing doing in flax.
There is nominal decline in oil and an
almost total absence of the demand
which caused crushsrs to withdraw from
the market.
SUGAR-In light supply and firm at
13a16c for raw.
COFFEE-Firm at 20a26c for Rio.
W00L-Firm and quiet at 40a50.
LINSEED OlL-Dull and nominal at
l 16al IL; latter at retail rate.
LARD-Firm at 05a1 ~.
PETROLEUM-Dull at 42a44c for re-
fined, duty paid.
BEEF-Dull at 4 00a4 so gross.
SHEEP-Firm and in light supply al
3 00a4 75 per GENITAL gross.
HOGS-Scaroe and in demand from
butchers at 00a7 IS gross and at 9 OF
net.
HAY-Dull and supply large at - GOA
Is 90 per ton on arrival.
GOLD-At / 40 buying.
MONEY-Market easy at Sal0 pei
cent.
EXCHANGE-At par buying.
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9g telegraph.
TO TBE REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Hegista.l

LONDON, February Late dis
patches arc received here from Athens
giving an account Of another battle be
tween the Turks and Cretans, in which
the latter were successful. The Spak'
ioten Mountaineers were the attacking
porty. The Turks stood their grouhu
and the battle lasted all day Inc
Turks acknowledge the loss OF 2oO
killed. The Cretan loss is not stated.
MADRID, February LIN accordance
with the expressed determination Of
the Government to uphold the temporal
power of the Holy Father, steps have
been taken for the formation of corps
to be known as the 'Papal Legion"
PARIS, February 1.-The debate in
the Corps Legislatif on the new pro-
iect of law for the government of the
press, was continued to-day. N. Favre
in speech was generally in opposition
to the details of the bill, but expressed
his approval of few of its clauses. NJ
Casigrue also spoke against the bill, de-
nouncing all its parts as leading to II
ceEse.
LONDON, February l, Evening.-Ihe
. mail steamer from Rio JaneirO arrived
with later news from South America
The advices are important.
The inhabitants of Rosario, town OF
considerable size, on the Parana river
in Argentine Republic, have rebelled
against the authority of President Mitre
and declared for General Urquiza, form
erly Chief Executive or Dictator of th5
Confederation.
The cholera, which has made sad raw
ages in Buenos Ayres, has subsidized to a
great degree. 1t is anticipated at an
early day. The disease, however, still
prevails to an alarming extent in ths
Allied army in Paraguay.
There had been 10 fighting since the
departure of the last mail.
President Lopez of Paraguay remain
ed at Humita and his forces were al
we'll supplied with provisions and mu
nitions of war.
LONDON, Evening, February Let
tiers received from Killarney says that
the clergy of that town who refused tc
say masses for the souls ofAllan, Larkir
and Gould, who were executed at Man
chester, have ceased to receive any
money from their pariShioners, who re
fuse to contribHte to their support oil
that of the church.
LIVERPOOL, February 1.-The cabmer
of this city are on strike, causing mucl
inconvenience TO the inhabitants.
LONDON, Evening, February Ia
terrific gale prevails throughout Eng
land tonight, and disaster both to life
and property on the sea and land is an
pretended. The telegraph lines tc
Liverpool are down.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, February General
Hancock returned last night from Q
visit to Texas. The Convention de-
voted the day in discussing the propo
sition to pay for tie city newspapers
furnished that body and the reconsidera'
ton of the ordinance adopted yesterday
proposing the establishment of Board
of Health in the Parishes of Or.
leans and jefferson, empowering said
Board to regulate matters pertaining tt
cleanliness and health of said cities
The ordinance was finally rejected
Under the supervision of the rules al
ordinance was offered to the effect thai
all Sheriffs, Recorders of Mortgages, ant
Clerks, who receive an income OF oyel
$40, 900 shall devote the excess of thai
sum TO the poor. Pending the discus
sion, adjourned.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
United States Claims Against Great
Britain TO be Enforced-The Public
Debi-GencFaI sherman Internal
Revenue Receipts.


Britain TO be EnfOrced-The Public
Debi-GencraI sherman Internal
Revenue Receipts.
New YORK, February 1.-The Worlds
Washington special makes the following
important statement The tergiversd-
ton of Secretary Seward is vail no
more. AnOrher and higher authority
has determined upon the course to be
pursued in respect to the claims of the
United States upon Great Britain.
am authorized to state that the legiti-
mate demands, which have been too
meekly urged by the Secretary of State
upon the British Cabinet, are to be en-
forced, at whatever hazard.
The new British Minister, Mr.. Thorn
ton, will probably be presented to Pres
ideut Johnson Tuesday. Although the
addresses that are to be exchanged be-
tween the President and Mr.. Thornton
may be severe, the fact yet remains that
n speedy and satisfactory response must
be made by the British Government to
the ultimatum of the Executive Of the
United States, or else declaration of
war against Great Britain must really
ensue.
The Tribune's Washington special
has the following relative to the same
subject: All negotiations for settle
ment of the Alabama claims having
been closed by correspondence between
our Government and that of Great Brit
ian, the matter stands as though moth
ing had been done by either Govern
mcnt pending an adjustment. There is
~ f.,rS aXiptt thnt fhnsn claims
will at once be pushed to finality wi h
vigor, and that the Government will de-
mand an immediate expiration for the
wrongs suffered by onr citizens at the
hands Of the Alabama and other vessels,
fitted out in England under like circum-
stances during the rebellion.
The Tribuno's Washington special
says: The monthly exhibit of the pub
lie debt will not be issued before Feb
ruary 5th, owing to the large drafts
from the various Departments, and the
small receipts from customs and the
payment during the month of about
$4,000, 000 interest on the 5-2OS. On the
first of January, the treasury held $685.
430, 900, and on the first of February
there will be about $50 100000. For the
next two or three months prospects will
be better, as there will be little demand
for gold. By resolution of Congress
the damages claimed by the border
States have all been stopped.
General Sherman will leave for the
West on Monday, going from here to
Cincinnati, where he will remain few
days, asd from thence to st. Louis.
The receipts from Internal Revenue for
the last month amount to Sl4,9lS,S5 /.
1t was expected to reach Sl5,O0O,OO0.
The receipts to-day reached $780, 2l.
The Tribune's Washington special
says: The statement furnished through
tie Associated Press that the internal
revenue receipts during the past year
as compared with the previous year
had decreased nearly S3O,000,0OO, and
other statements connected thereto, arc
all false and malicious. The Secretary
of the Treasury knows nothing what
ever of the statement, although it was
reported as coming from him.
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TRANSFORMATION.

BUFFALO, February General John
O'Neil, President of the Fenian Brother.
hood, inaugurated here tonight
the first of series of meetings which
are to be held throughout the country
Over six thousand persons were inside
st. James Hall and hundreds outside
The Fenian military paraded the streets,
General O'Neil was received with great
enthusiasm. Speeches were made by
Colonel Walsh, of California, General
o'Neil and other speakers. They left for
Cleveland tonight.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.
New YORK, February /.

COTTON-Very firm and less active;
sales of 5000 bales at 1871 for middling
uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts 5215 barrels; mar
ket dull and unchanged: sales 500 bbls.
California -four unchanged; sales of goo
sacks. Rye -four steady; receipts 2OO
bbls.; sales at Z 50a9 25.
WHISKY-Market dull and nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts 1880 bushels; mar
ket quiet and firm; sales of $500 bushels
No. l Spring at so in store, and 4O0 bu-
shells Red Jersey at 2 Sc on the dock.
RYE-Market quiet.
BARLEY-Market more active and
firmer; sales of $500 bushels western at
2 90, and 5000 bushels choice State at
2 10.
MALT-Market more active; sales OF
g, 900 bushels at 70al IS.
CORN-Receipts 81 500 bushels; mar
ket firm; sales of Al 900 bushels at 70
al 81 for new mixed western atioat; ~
al 26 for white southern, and 22al 70
for new yellow Jersey.
OATS-Receipts $3.50 bushels; mar
ket firmer but quiet; SAC bid for western
in store, and sac asked.
RICE-Market quiet; sales at l0tallt
for Carolina.
COFFEE-Market steady; sales of
900 bags Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-Market firm; sales Of 500
bbls Cuban at 11aal2ic; 125 boxes Ha-
vana at 12!a13c.
MOLASSES-Quiet; sales $50 hogs
heads MuscovadO at l5a49c.
HOPS-Quiet.
COAL--Unchanged.
LEATHER-In fair request at pre-
vious prices.
WOOL-Slightly in buyers favor;
sales $40, 900 pounds ut 4Oa5Oc for domes-
tic fleece.
PORK-Firmer and more dsing; sales
of 1900 barrels at 81 75a22 90 for old
mess, closing at 81 II for regular;
% 75a23 90 for new do, and closing at
% 90 for regular; II 25a1S 81 for prime;
10 OOal9 80 for prime mess. Also 1850
barrels new mess at % O0a2l Is, for
buyers and sellers option for March and
and April on private terms. Stock OF
old and new 74,754 barrels; last month,
81, 800 barrels; last year 6,926 barrels.
BEEF-Active and firmer sales OF
300 barrels at previous prices. Stock
of old and new 51,002 packages; last
month 62,O37; last year 1881. Sales
$40 tierces tierce beef at 81 50a34 so for
prime mess and 81 00a3S so for India
mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of 1900 bar
rels at 90 Q0a3l so.
BACON-Shade irmer: sales of $50
boxes at l01ailc for Cumberland cut; Ii /
al14c for short ribbed; 11tc for long
clear; 13al3tc for short clear.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales of $50
packages at 5a9ic for shoulders and at
12a134c for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer at 9a9ic for
western, chiefly at 95a9tc; and lOalO3c
for city.
LARD-Firm; fair demand; sales OF
1900 barrels at l34al4tc.
BUTTER-Good demand at 40a50c for
State.
CHEESE-Heavy at 1la15c.
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Remembrance.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-SecretAry
Stewards remonstrance to the Senate
against the abolition of secret agents
states that such action will greatly en-
barrass foreign affairs and initiate
against the successful negotiations
on important public matters. Some of
the most important treaties have been
concluded by special agents and could
not easily have been negotiated by any
other officers.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. January 81.


The Sneaker presented communica-
ton from the Secretary of Interior with
land pfiice relative to the sale of the
S;oux Indian Reservation in Minnesota.
Referred to the Committee on Indian
Affairs.
relative to a claim of the Choctaw ma
ton of Indians against the United
States, growing out of the treaty stipu-
Iations. Referred to the same commit
tee.
The House committee resumed con-
sideration of the election case in the
Second District of Kentucky, which
finally went over until Monday.
The Speaker presented a communica-
ton from the Secretary of War with the
reports of the engineers as to the i'm
provement of the Missouri river. Ad-
burned.
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From Montreal

NEW YORK, February 1.-The Her.
AIDS Montreal special says: The anti
Confederate movement in Nova Scotia
causes some sensation here. 1t is be-
lieved that the Government has made
overtures to Hon. James Howe, to in
duce him to renounce his opposition to
the new order of things, but failed. Mr.
Howe remains faithful to the interests
of his Province.
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NEH YORK. March ssth. 1864

Hessrs. Geo. @. Hubbel d o., Hudson, N. Y.
Gents My family having been the recipient
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IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle of your
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say, in conclusion, that should be happy to give
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Yours truly,
II. A. GRAHAM.
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Arrival of the Henry Chauncey

New YORK, February 1.-The steam
er Henry Chauncey brings San Francis
co dates to the 18th, and Panama dates
to the 23d ult.
The news from the Isthmus is unim-
portant.
The news from Peru is important.
Prado had been defeated at Arequipa,
and forced to retreat to Islay. The rev
olution had proved success, and the
PradO administration hurled from place
and power. The city Of Arequipa had
suffered bOmbardment of thirty-siH
hours.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. February ]

Flour fairly active and firm. Wheat
a little lower; sales at 2 052a2 06 for No. 2
spring. Corn firm at s2i. New Oats
better and firm; sales at 55ia59. Rye
dull; sales at AZ. Barley nominal; sales
at 2 0Sa2 10. Pork firm at 81 co.. Lard
strong and better at 13f. Green Meats
nominal. Dressed Hogs irmer at 75a
4 Is.
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50. Louis Market
ST. LOUIS, February

OF. AVUISJ ToUIuHIy L
Flour; very little doing, prices firm
but unchanged. Wheat, Corn, Oats aud
Barley dull and unchanged, ana bust
ness very small. Rye sold lower at 20.
Provisions stiff; held higher, but sales
very light. Pork held at 81 50a22 90.
Lard at 12fa13c for tierce and 49, for
key.
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, February /.
GOLD-Without decided change
opening at 40g and closing at l 4Ofs
40s.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-It is un.
derstOOd that the Government has been
q large buyer OF 7-30s, especially within
the past two days. Government secu.
rites shade higher, closing strong; de.
mand good for investment and increas
ed shipments. Coupons of 81, ll14a
ll1i; do '62, 11lallli; do "a, 109ta
1901; do IS, 110sl10s; do new, 107
alOS; do '67, 107ial07t; l0-40s, 104sa
104t; 7-30s, 1U7fa1075.
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From, Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c., February l.
General Candy, in compliance with
the request of the South Csrolina Re-
construction Convention, has issued an
order staying for three months execu-
tons OF real and personal property.
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LEWIS BAKER,


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"a st. Cortlandt ST., MONTREAL, July II, 1904
Nessrs. Deuins d BOIton-GeHtLemen For
the last eleven months have been suffering al
most daily from severe attacks Of Dyspepsia;
so much SO that could with difficulty retain q
meal In my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night experienced great burning in or
about the heart; general depression of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness of sight L tried various cathartie
compounds and stomach preparations without
being afforded any effectual relief, till used
four bottles OF Hubbel's Golden Bitters, since
which period have not been troubled with \
single one Of the above complaints. From the
benefits those BittSrs have afforded me, feel
it my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO. A. BANG ROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, February l

TOLEDO, FEBRUARY I.
Wheat steady; sales amber at 65;
white Michigan at 2 80: Iowa spring at
200. Corn shade lower; sales No. l
at SSaS3ic. Oats steady; sales No. at
62tc. Rye quiet. Seeds shade better;
sales of clover at 715a7 90. Dressed
hogs 7faS!.