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tbs young Duke de Lynes, who was,
At the time Of his immensely wealthy
rrandfaihers death. whose sole heir he
is, private in The iirst battalion OF Pa
pal zouaves, has returned to France and
entered upon his new position NO
sooner had be arrived in France than he
wrote a letter TO the Pope, TO whom be
announced that be had sent him a little
New Years present This New Years
present was found 10 consist Of two bat
,eries Of rifed cannon. Plus IN, IN
acknowledging the RECEIPT Of this unique
-if. said in bis letter, Ny son, how
,hall | thank Jon for this munifcent
dhY' by permitting me to send you
two more batteries ike the former" re-
plisd The young duke. The Pope PrOba-
bly did not refuse this ofer
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NJ. Appcrson c.. o. c. Boone A Co.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
ENGLAND.
TAe American Naturalization Question

Tho American naturalization Question:.
LONDON, Jan 8. 1853.
Nearly all the great journals of this city havo eto.
rial comments this morning the subject OF tho
luton recently adopted by tho House OF Representatives.
OF tho United States the question OF citizenship.
The abatement Of the British claims and the acceptance
OF the American view expressed in President John.
sons annual Message TO tho Congress OF tho United
States are urged with singular unanimny.
President Johnson In his Message 10 Congress- dev.
cred In Washington tho I'd OF December referred TO
the international argument the subject Of the nau-
ralizaiion OF foreigners by The United States thus
The annexation Of many small German States 10
Prussia and the reorganization Of that country under
effort to obtain just and prompt Of the
long vexed question concerning the claims OF foreign
States for military service from their subjects ural.
tied In tho United States connection with this sub
1ecy the attsnon or Congress respectfully called
singular and embarrassing conflict OF Laws The Execu
tive Department Of this government has hitherto
formly held as u now holds, that NATURALIZATION in con-
fornity with the constitution and laws OF the Lned
States absoves the recipient from his native all
The OF Great Britain hold that allegiance TO the
British 10 indeieasbe and 10 not absolved by
rities OF tho United support OF tnat theory
against the position held by the Executive authority OF
the United states This conflict perplexes the public
mind concerning the rights OF naurazed citizens and
fmpairs the national authority abroad called atten.
tenlion to this subject last annual message, and
again respectfully appeal Congress to declare
national will Immediately upon this important question
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

THE LONDON MosEy nAREEI. = LONDON, JAM g. Even
ng.--Consols closed ut % 92i. for money and 92
g2t4 for uul American securities closed tho fo
loving rates ILLINOIS Central shares ss; Eric Railway
shares 4SL; United States 1ve.twenties, Ill.
FRASKvoRr BouRsE -FRAsKFoRf, Jan. S--Evsning =
United States bonds closed NJ 78 for the issue or 1862
PAms Bounsn -PARis, Jan s-Evening The Bourse
has been heavy all day and rentes have declined.
LivxRrooL CorTos NARgEr. -LvERrooL, Jan. g.
Evening Tho cotton market closed heavy at the fol-
lowing authorized quotations: -Mdding upiands In
port, 7kd.; TO arrive. 1hd. Midding Orleans I'D
The sales Of the day foot up 5000 bales
LvgRPoot BREADsIUyrs MARKET. -IdvERpooI, Jan. s.
Evening : Wheat is very firmly held. Corn, 46s. Sd
for mixed Western. Wheat, los. 3D. Tor white
red Barley, Sc. sd for American OATS IS. l0d. for
Amer can. Peas, 47s Cd. for Canadian.
LiveRpooL Provisions MARKtr.-LiysRpoot Jan g.
Evening" Pork has advanced TO 7ss for new prime
Eastern mess Beef ll3s 0d. for winter cured extra
prime moss Lard, 49s Cd. for fne American. Cheese.
SIS for the highest range Of fnc Bacon, 40s for Cum
berland cut
LrvsRpooL Pnopucs MARKET. LIVERPOOL, Jan. S.
Evening Tallow has dsclinod 10 ass 81. No IL Dutch
standard sugar. ass. Cd. Rosiu, 6s Cd Tor common
Wilmington and lie for fine pale. Petroleum, Is. Ssd
for refined Cioverseod. <6d. for No. American red.
Spirits Of turpsutlns, 2la per cwt
LONDON MARKETS LONDON, Jan S-l 40 p NJ
Whale oil, f3s per 252 gallons sperm oil. clio per
ton. Linsesd OIL c3T per ton. Linsesd caxss clio i0a
PsrRoLsux MARKkr -LivssPooi, Jan. s-Evenna :
There 10 spirits petroleum In the market but sales
have been made Of earsoes 70 arrive ~ ls Cd. per
gallon.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
ALASKA.

Indian DepredntiOns Ncnr Sitka-Departure
OF RussinD Citizens for Home-Discovery OF
Gold Mines.
San FRANCISCO. Jan. I. 1883
Advces from Alaska dated December state that the
weather was intensely cold but scarcely any had
fallen The health Of the garrison and Of The inhabitants
OF Sitkn good.
indians were discovered after nghtall the vicinity
OF powder magazine with lights and were nred upon
and ono OF them wounded, wbereupon they demanded
compensation for the injuries sustained, which
FUSED by General Davis, when the chief hosted tho
English nag over that village General Davis word
that the English ensign not removed by daylight
no would lombard the village The flag immedi-
atey replaced by the American ensign. Since the
occurrence OF this affair the indians have seemed dis
c ontented and an outbreak is feared
Nearly thousand Russians have sailed for Cronstadt
In Russian ships.
DAILY reports Of gold discoveries the land are
reported and the employees OF the Quartermasers De.
partment have given notice OF their intention
the service for tho purpose of mining.
Mr. Dodge, Collector of Customs has been elect ed
Mayo OF Sitka
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
SOUTH AMERICA.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

Tme Aihes Preparing 20 storm Fort Humaita-
Ihe Loss Of the Steamer Saturn Discre-
dited.
LISBON, Jan. 8, 1868
tns regular mail steamer from south America has
arrived. She sailed from Rio Janeiro on December H.
ana brings dates from Montevideo 10 December
rhe last reports received a. Rio Janeiro from the
Aieo am'es on the Rio Parana say that preparations
we're oeng made on large to storm the fortified
posuon OF the Paraguayans al Humaita and Il
pscea tnss the attack would be made between the 5h
aud 18th OF December
Inc advices from Monevideo maka nc mention OF the
loss OF the steamship Saturn or that por, with three
hundred and sixty souls board and the report The
uisastef. which was rcceived from New York By The
Atlantic cable s generally discredited
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
VIRGINIA..
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

The Convention-Iiunnicutt Badgered-IIis
Ante.War Record Raked Up.
RICHMOND, Jan. s, 1863
Hunnicutts resolution, introduced on Monday, re-
moving the disability from those repentant rebss dis.
anchsed by the reconstruction acts called up for
discussion to-day, and quito lively ensued The
conservatives taunted him bitterly with his secession
record and his denial Of the rights Of Christian worship
TO the NEGROES when he edited the Christian Banner
Fredericksburg Tho submission Of o plan to cap :
ture Fortress Monroe also flung at him.
10 aspeech Dir. Gibson, conservative denounced the
keconstructon acts as unconstitutional aud held that
The Convention not legal body.
Judge Snead, radical, replied that In that case tho
member was defraudins the State by drawing his per
diem and ought TO resign.
Hunnicuu requested permission 10 reply these at.
tacks 10 morrow when 1t is expected scene will take
place
The discussion OF the Bill of Rights then occupied tho
attention OF the Convention and the substitute the
second section OF the Bill OF Rights, making more
plicit the recognition OF paramount aeg to the
United states was adopted
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

Napoleon Accepted as u Man OF Peace-Eiec-
tt0n Triumph OF the Opposition.
PARIS jan 8, 1855
The Monitsur du SoT day says that dispatches have
been received by tho Mn sler OF Foreign Affairs rom
the diplomatic representatives abroad which show ha,
the speech OF the Emperor TO the Diplomatic Corps
New Years Day 10 accepted by all the governments Of
Europe a. pledge OF peace.
( The 1attering manner in which tho Baron Won
Gotz was received the day Minister OF Prus.
bla and the Confederation Of the North was highly
gratifying Germany and the torms In which the En-
peror addressed him emiueuy satisfactory 10 tho
'Prussan government
LospoS,~ Jan. s. 1868
Dispatches from Paris state ha, the cites Of Tours
end Amens have both elected the opposition candidates
for the Corps Legslatif.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
NASSAU.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HsRALo.

rev Jaii-Expected Retrenchment In the
Number OF Onicials-Public Debt.
HAVANA, Jan. 8, 1868.
The steamer Eagle has arrived from New York
via Nassau, N. P. Her dates from the latter port
are to January 6.
The new jail had been finished at Nassau. It
cost ninety thousand pounds sterling. The transfer
OF the prisoners from the old buildings will take
place in February. The old Jail is to be converted
into museum and reading room.
The Colonial Legislature is to meet in the second
week of February. Great changes are reported
as likely to be made in the constitution of the
colonial authority, and reduction in the number
OF officials is very probable.
The colonial debt amounts TO one hundred and
fifty thousand pounds sterling, but IL is being
gradually liquidated.
There was grand regatta on New Years Day.
business on the island is reported DALI
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nlt sart EIIaa sBr,. sOuper. uav.n.-M rruinIo = aw

pa Bark Eliza tBr). souper. Havaus--M Trujillo
Bark Ocean Home. Brandt Hsysns-J Ward acs
Bns Jans Tiomssaa s N,aSr. Mss cadsHarsh
| gris Fred Clark tBr), Tcoker, Psra-F Moran.
wss Brig Esee' Bolton tBr,. Pettgew. Aspnwal-H De
Brig ilaiaee ,Rr West, Kingston Ja-Henry De cordo.
Ssr Jsas wssa,oa sBr, Decent Sinss.on ia. via
schr Louisa Van Brunt rooksr. zaxs-y.n Brunt 4
psc ssas Fantauan Parreu. s. yago crba-Mnler .
schr samuel Casnsr Jr Rob!nsoa st ago--Goid.hwae
schI Ellen Brh scLaughn. st John NIB. via Portland
sss Sch, y soafreS Sears nal.imoro.n,ke.i DAy'oa
sshr Patterson dorson' Psiladsiphia-Laraway
/ schI il Hand. Haua. philadelphia--s l. Mccreudy
sehr Boynton, Reed, psmbroke-John Boyn,ons soa
schr Acker Hobbie, Stamford.
schr part Johnson, Stamford
saap Repo oHss sep cs"s s~ w
ARRIVALS
KEroRrEn BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
seanshp Belona anr) Dixon London Dec l6 and Havre
ls,h With mdse and ISL passengers, to Rowland Aspn
Steamship Santiago DO Cuba. Smith, Greytown Mic az
DAYS With ndse ancso passengers the North American
Arsdne o iarc drace Nag Bee ~ with
ssn%sAs % I: ls~ssn Il ,S n @ "a
sq
ssa aeo eo or AM Sape ss a
ma!ieras VIII revenue cutter bound 1910 AN Is
S,.sc .'a'aa Asa'' ,0'
and passensers 10 James Hand W. WIN muse
y% s % SA ma.s and
gark yGkohams, Paul Yokohama Sept with teas, toA
oans isra Z Nov % EasaoI Sisnte been Day:
wsA SSw BARK sn5 "a. cm Rec S
nsrS s pay eT Ss sS ySss Or so 50 dsy s Ga m I % ss
frnsslan rsst :, bark bark i. from n. DO for do
%a. 1sps sssfs: ;' .a
dss aaa ssay sss NJ, for
De r; e %osa sssss .
nG9aghtPn Came the Southern passage. and had light
Brig Speed tBr Larkin. sheburne, Ms. days. in bal
schr Pilots Bride Brewster curacoa 81 days with hides
snes a 20 Go las had strong and NV gales
schr Queen Clipper tBr', Lay. Windsor. Ms, "a days.
@ nnPa sy
EElssssssSe M 9i Sss
sssI sssI o'S %s sfsAsi %sllss llsSs' so:oa Gardiner
ssS, ssR, SsssEs o,SsEFs bsoEn Brown. Fan river
sear Anssline ysnclsaf. yaneleaf Providence
'PTsfass
@ schr tas E,psde Racket froyide1ce for EzaOetnpors
S$E $ss:,, sm$ %s%,
TsdS!
schr David Pearsal. Goldng Greenwich
Schr Native, Mead, Greenwich
Schr Goodwin. Waterbury, stamford
schr I Jackson, Barton Ros!yn.
schr w Wellington, Baxter. Port Morris.
-Schr Nathaniel Fallon, Cold Spring
schr Warren Warren Cold Spring
Schr Mary Bacon. Murphy. Cold Spring
schr Norma, Acker Cold Spring
Schr Flying Fish, Dickerson Gold Spr!nk
Schr IS Parker, Little, Glen Cove
Schr II Scudder Wood Southpor.
Schr Cook. Srn ilh Oyster Bay
Schr Joseph Marne. Burns, Oyster Bay,
Schr Cathsrlne Dubose, King Oy ster Bar.
Sloop Emerald, Norton, Providence
Steamer Albatross Davis Fall River,
Steamer Vicksburg Hall, Providence.
BELOW
Bark Teresa (Dutch). from Msraca5o
SAILED.
s'eamsh'ps scotis Liverpool sidon. do Nebraska rana
Cortes New Orleans; Albemarle Richmond Somerset
Baltimore Chesapeake Portland
From spit. ship Young America, San Francisco
Wind AZ sunset N. light.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
MARYLAND.

inauguration Of Odiu Bowie. Governor
Eicci-Governor swami 10 Hold the Once
"a Year Longer.
BALTIMORE, Jan. s, 1883.
odin Bowie Governor elect Of this state, TOOK the
Official oath to-day IN the presence Of both houses OF
the Legislature justices OF the supreme Court and
mmense asssmblagc OF ladies' and gentlemen 10
uess the ceremonies After these concluded
OF the Legislature then repaired the resdoncs of Gov.
eruor swami when the Governor elect held reception a
which Admiral David D. Porter and other distinguished
naval Officers we're present and also many prominent
cixcna Governor swami holds tho Office tor one year
from this tmc, uowithanding the nauguraton OF the
f.averuog sloct.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

srECIAl TELEGRAM 10 The HERALD.

United states Commissioner Arrived-POpu.
far Vote 10 Take Place JnnuaryS
HAVANA, Jan. s, 1868.
The steamer Cacique arrived at Santiago de
Cuba to-day at noon. from st. Thomas January l.
An American commissioner had arrived from
the United States in the steamer Mississippi
The vote of the people in relation to the cession
OF the island was to take place at ST. Thomas on
january g. aud at St. Johns January9.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
ENNES Sc E.
SPECIAL TelisalM y rHe WeaALu.

Riot Betwecn whites and Blacks M Puinski-
Two Negroes Killed and Five Wounded.
EABsvriIR, Jan 8. 1904,
20 Clock r, N.
riot occurred ~ Pulaski in Giles county last
Ing, between The whites and backs The d.cu,ty origin.
ated in an old quarrel between white storeksspsr and
negro Yesterday the latter fred bis
opponent when general melee occurred. The partlci.
pants in the affair amounted 10 about each
side Two negroes killed and Owe wounded Ono
whits his fingers shot OF II feared that hos
tiles vii. be renewed ~ the feeling 10 very bitter be-
tween the blacks and whites.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
SHIP PING G N EW S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises...,... - locn rises....eve ~
sun sets........ 81 High water.moru ~
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY s, 1865.

CLEARED.
stosmshg Nebraska, Horner Psnams-Sorsh American
Steamship Co. .
Steamship Cores. Whitman, New orieans-H orom.
Steamship Ri CID Sckerson, sewbern, Nc-ooodspcod
White.
IN LMctrcady a On.
steam ship Somerret, Chlis. Batmore-C Perveh.
Steamship Chesapeake Brsng, Portand--J Ames.
Steamship AcushncI Kelly, New Bcdiord-tereuson
Wood
ship Iyt,etou tBrl Beck, Hehsurnc-Maiusr, Lord
Quereau
ship X 3 Ely, Lombard. Hong Kong--Dearboru Bros
Bark Aimena Harmon, Wavre-Boyd Hlnekon
riu. -
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
PRUSSIA.

The Liberals In vindication of Freedom Of
Debate.
BsnLS, Jan. g. 1888.
Tho long and animated discussion In the Chamber Of
Deputies growing out Of tho arrest OF Herr Twssen
nsmbor OF thc Prussan Diet for words spoken In do.
bate terminated to-day with decided victory for the
liberal party
eeriss Of resolutions taking strong ground In favor
of freedom OF speech and InvoiAbilty OF the members
Of the Diet were adopted by majority Of thirty.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

Commercial nnd Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, jan 8, 1895.
sugar ~ reals por arobe for No IL Dutch standard
,Escbanss on London, IL i2k per cent premium; on
4Ars par; on the United States in currency 20 per
Ssnt discount, gold n per cent premium short sight
and per cent long sight
Arrived to-day steamship Cuba, ffom New Orleans:
Eagle, from New York, and stars and Stripcs, from
Philadelphia
Ihs Weather 10 hot and drR
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

The Emperor Appeals for Foreign AiA-IIis
Throne In Danger.
LospoS, Jan. 8. 1888
II s reported that In consequence Of the recent
seoss OF the rsbos In China The Impsriass have been
yeduced 10 sremiiies and the Emperor OF China has
4ued 10 the European Powers for their assistance In
defending bis throne
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
WEST VIRGINIA.

Densocrattc state cConventiou-Pendieton En-.
dorsed for the Presidency,
WHEELING Jan 8, 1858
Tho democracy OF West Virginia are holding state
Convention this city to-day which Is largely At
teuded Colonel B, III Smith, United states District
Attorney is chairman. Resolutions favonrg the bond
axation and the Pcndleton plan 0. redemption wero
adopted
The resolutions OF the Ohio Convention endorsing Mr.
Pepd.elol woro received win enthusiasm
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL TeLisUAm 70 the HERALD.

n Child AttnCkcU by n UOH.
UGDxysruRo, Jan. 8, 1893
Mr. Paro, who lives three miles from Ellenbcrg
depot on tho ogdsnsburg and Lako Champlsin
Railroad, left his three children In hts dwelling with
bis two dogs to-day. While the children were eating
dinner ono OF the dogs grabbed the food from young
est child The oldest, . girl agod twelve years, In
attempting TO cbastisc the brute, was attacked by tho
nfurated animal which tore large pieces OF nesh from
her limbs. She cannot live.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
AUCTION SALE OF coal.

Forty thousand Tons soid-Deciine OF Prices.
The regular monthly auction saie Of Scranton Goa
was hed yesterday at No 20 Exchange place. The al.
tendance OF buyers sma and the bidding not spIr
tied Tho following table OF yesterdays sale and that
OF tho prscedng month shows an average decline OF
2sL cents ia lump III cents in steamboat 32t, cents
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

william u. Bradbury.

The telegraph announces the death OF Professor Brad
bury, at his residence In Moptcair, ~ j., on Tuesday
last, after Q long Illness No IN the musical world
enjoved wider reputation than Mr. Bradbury, whose
books for the church Sunday school 10 bc
found every religious congregation the country.
Among bis works were the :" Golden Cham" "Golden
shower" Golden Censor" and Golden Trio" Tho
las, work which no completed was entItled " Fresh
Laurcls, and II enjoyed immense circulation Mr..
Bradbury has lett large circle OF friends 70 regro his
dam
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
new JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


DsroGrfoS op OSH TUE SpRrruhrisrs 1t has boon
decided by the proper authorities to place Mrs Reeves
the dcmeued splrituast ia the State Lunac Asylum.
ia probable that tho OF the insanity or Nc.
Even and Mrs Resvos Is due to psychology. AZ the
death Of Mr. Reeves he left his wife In possession OF
considerable property. but a large portion Of Il has
already been squanderod by the insane woman
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
TRLECRAPHIC NEWS
FR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
n A Y T /.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 IHE HERALD.

salsave In Ihe Fieid-The Cacos Gaining
Strength.
HAvAsA, Jan. 8, 1868.
Our latest news from Hayt states that General
'6alnave had gone to the front of ST. Domingo
with large force.
The Cacc rebels from oil accounts, are ncreas.
ing In strength.
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Negro Outrages In the Interior.
CHARLESTON. Jan &, 1868.
Ontrages by negroes the line OF the south Carolns
Railroad reported daily and the condtor u Affairs
.s growing worse Yesterday . gang OF black Union
Leagures Hred mail carrier thirty miles from this
city He escaped BY the nectnsss or his horse and has
arr ved here
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

FLoRsScs Jan s. 1858
General hensbrea claims that the Ministry, S now
,seconstruotsd, will be supported By working majority
,of thiry-nve members the House Of Deputies whom
sho National Parliament reassembes ON the llth inst
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
MIS- SIS SlPPI.
of ,hc sinte Conycn,lon.

Assembling of the state Convention.
JACKSON Jan. 9 1893
The Mississippi State Convention assembled TO day
and spent the day in eectiug permanent organization
B r. Egsleson, OF Lowndes county for President re-
ceived any. three votes, and J. W. C. watson Of Mar.
shall, tho opposing candidate, thirty.three. Z.
Sayrss elected Secretary All the officers chosen
The New York herald., 1868-01-09

Another Failure In Cincinnafi-Suit for Al
legged Delinquent Whiskey Taxes.
CIse:SsATi, Jan. s. 1858.
Criuenden Sergeant, propre,ors Of tho Clarendon
Hotel have failed. Their liabilities arc 500. oo0 The
hotel viii be closed tomorrow.
The United sta,es District Attorney has died sclt
against Groicn Keu.por Co for Sis5 900 delinquent
wtlskcy TAX similar su!i has been entered asa.nst
David Gibson. The amour tas not been asesr.A,nsl
The New York herald., 1868-01-09
JAMAICA,
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THs HERALD.

Bark Fanny Enicr al Kingston In Distresss
HAVANA, Jan. 5, 1868.
The bark Fanny Ealer arrived at Kingston on
the 4th inst. in damaged condition. She has
cargo Of salt and wine, and was pound from
Gibraltar for New Orleans.