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Saturday, the 5th DaJ of December. 1858.

At 10 O'Clock am, at the northwest corner OF
Main and Vance streets, sell 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, an undivided ons-half interest
IN the following described lot CT parcel Of land
in the city of Memphis, tO-Wtt: The south
part of block Nc. q Beginning at the north
west corner OF the Intersection OF Main and
Vance streets; thence nOTtn with the west side
OF Main street (iO0 feef) TO a stake thence west
and parallel with Vance street $50 feet to q
stake; thence south and parallel with Main
street 100 feet TO the north side Of Vance street.;
thence east with Vance street lao feet TO the be
ginning. Equity of redemption waived, aud
tie title believed 20 be coed. bat l convey only
as Trustee. JOHN Trustee.
November 2, Uses. nOv3
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Trustees sale.

ny virtue of the authority vested IN me by
ID Deed Of Trust executed 20 me by James ID.
Rufin On the 4tn day of December, 1885,, to Sc
cure the pay nent OF certain debts therein
specified, AID recorded in tbs Registers office
or shelby couaty, Tennessee, in book No. 81,
pages $40 and 547, 1 viii, on
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FoR AkKAEsAn RIVE.

BfaA alel. Mq1fer
This me passenger packet VIII H~-s
leave as above, on zrN
THURSDAY, 18th inst, ct S pm.
4. A. KENDTG Agent.
novl p 304 Front St. MOsbV Rfoa1x
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RIVER MATTERS.
RIVEKH.

MEMPHIS, Novembe l2.-The weather
is clear and cool. We have no change in
the rivers to report, except in the Upper
Mississippi, which is rising rapidly. The
lower Ohio is also rising, and indications
were favorable for 8 swell at Pittsburg
Yesterday. The rise at Cairo goes on at
The rate Of 20 inches per day, and by to-
morrow we look for the swell to reach
this point.
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DR.. JAMES,

DIR. JAMES s.
FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL.
T Cussom Eouse street, New Orleans, (sstab-
lished 1850, for the last eight years located in
Chicago, and celebrated -thrOGgaout the coun-
try in the successful treatment Or PRIVATE
can be cO~nddentialiV consulted at
his once and pariors. 81 and 50 Randolph
street corner of Dearborn street, or by letter
PosteHics Drawer 5S6S
DIR. AMes tresss CHRONII, MERCURIAL
SYPHILITIC, bL0QD and SKIN DISEASES,
and al DISORDERS Of a CON FAGIOUS VE-
NEREA CHARACrER-which he cures with
mic or any poison, but with his HEUTRALE.
ZER. a positive cure for all humors and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. such as sF-un1
WEAKNESS. NOCTURNAL and CIURNaI
EMISSIONS, brought on By acu7s OF the or
ga.s, early lndiscreuonS, excess, or entsilsd
hereditarily, causing less OF memory comm
sion, depression, dimness Of VISION s1d Cffe1-
times insanity, wtse a depIOrable train OF Otber
fnlafffble method, savflz time s1d sxns,ss
All diseases peculiar 20 me s-xusI o-0s1< ~ 4
private ehsrHcSer, 7 ideally snd permanently
Old diseases of the most no. ribls class, where
the blood has becOme poisoned. pr1durfr~
pains in the head and borss. ulesrsted tbroa2
and nose, sores on the limbs and body. serOfuIa-
together with an endless NUMBER Of suderinzs.
eneStnAAy and permanently cured.
DR.. ia Is recommended by the press OF
the country, by professors OF medical colleges,
ana " the me0tcA profession generally.
Those af1icted should spply &c him., and 81
cured a. O. &c.
TIE MosTToR, by Dr. James, a treatise upon
diseases peculiar to tire sexual organs OF either
sax, causes, effects and t~heifremedies, complied
rom an experiences OF twenty years practfoa
In the exclusive treatraeat OF these Diseases
sent to any address. securely raped. Price
One Dollar. Pamphlet on SPERMATORRHKA.
or one on SYPHILIS, SEPT in sealed envelopes
upcn recent OF posiaEe-tWO red stamps. An
dress DR.. JAMES Possofics Drawer $3.50, Chi
Illinois. ssPIT II
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KississIppi and rearessee BsIroad.

ARRrvH. DHPART,
! \ OTle21sExpresc, daily 500 pm. 800 pm.
"a sccom'n, daily, ez-
cen t.nday..---....-...- $3.50 e.na. 500 pm.
Freig ally except sun
lay .---.. s.lb pm. 1U aIE'
Takesefect Sunday. August 16, 1865.
A. s. LIVERMORE. n Eupt.
@. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agt. aul0s
EempAis aRG charleston RsilTosd.
ARRITR. DEPART.
Through Mail (datly)--.....- 6c2o pm. Ia pm
Through EZpress--~--.----1oe4O pm. Ztl am
Trhis train does notlesVe SaturdayE1
Corinth Accommodation, daily,
faxoept SundayE) at..----.. 500 Am
SSmaryuie Accommodation
daily Except S~unday).-..L 2:25 am. $40 pm
Railroad Time is 20 minutes faster than city
line.
WI. ROSS, GenTSup't.
EenDhis and louisville Railroad Line
DEPART. ARRIvE.
Dsy EXPRESS, r. r. time-s. $50 am. 2-45 pm
81 City time. 5-1Os.m.
Sight Express. 4. Y. time. S:l5 pm. $50 am
" city time. 25S pm.
I HUMBOLDT ACCOMMODATION.
| Leave Memphis, Railroad time----4;D pm
" City ime-----4;l Pm
Ticket omces Ne. 2S7% Main street and st De
| cot. head OF Main street.
sAM, 3. JONES, aen1supt.
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2
o C~IEoIEEATE.

FOR CIEoIEEATE.
Memphis and.Clncinnai Packet COMPANY.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
EMMA master
- TN z eZesnsnt passenger steamer $50
FRIDAY, 18th INST, at SPIN.
LARRY HARNsTAD, Agent
For cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
This nne passenger PaoketIes YES
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at pm.
ELLIOTT s. MILLER, Agents,
novl2lt 5JefeTson street.
Regular Memphis aud Cincinnati Paoket-For
C.lro, Evansville, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Harton master
TINS splendid passenger steamer d.
Will leave for the above on zs
THIS DAY, lZth inst. A. 5 pm.
VINSON & DONAHUE, Agents,
novl2It - Front street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
EMMA FLOYD .--..... Ohenovith master
This eiegSpt and feet passenger
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
AS 7. BOURNE q CO, Agents,
noyl2 g No. Y Iensrson street
FOR vIOKsBURe.
Regular Memphis and vioksburg 0. 5. Mail
master
This elegant and swn steamer IL
WI leave as above -
SATURDAY, lstb inst. st 5 pm
LEVY & SHARPE, agents.
novl1 81 No. 80 Front Row.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
NemEhissad Sldte River Us. Aan Packet Co.
mAAG Low mag1ar
rus excellent steamer leaves n -
Memphts 81 above. -S
SATURDAY. lAh inst, at Pm. -
For freight or passage apply to
LARRY HAEhSpAD Agent
noY12St star Hha-fSost. foot Jefferson -
Memphis nd white River US. MaHPseksfCo
1AE 4 IL ma tes
IhH eXeslenl steamer leaves H.
Memphis rs above. -E
BATURDAY, l4Ih inst. 81 , PA.
LAFI q SHARPE. Agenss.
No 20 ETOat Row,
J. &. Sayers. Passenger AEen. poyl2w
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis ana -. LOFTS Packet OHnpany-U
1iHi line.
LILLE CITY .-.-@--.Conway master
1hlh Lev sliend5d passenger ID
HetlIngE viii leaYs e. above on $3.50
1At h5DA1, lin Inst, at 5 pm.
mosLL1 ELkA. CALVERT, Supt.
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streets, in the CITY OF Memphis. l viii SCI, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the f~ollowin lot or parcel Of land situate, lying
ard being In said city OF Memphis and Stare OF
tennessee, and described as Follows: Part O.
Lot No. 5, in block No. IS In said city, beginning
al a point in the east line of 50. MattIn street
running thence sOuthwsTdly with the line
OF St. Martin street % feet thence east
wardly st right angles to the center OF the
bayou la feet thence n~orthwerdly with the
center OF the bayou 20 feet 20 Mr.. Nosls line (;
thence WesJWaT0ly with said Ncel's south line
I6s feet 10 tue beginning.
Sale at II O'Clock am.
now tds JOHN 6. FINNIE. Trustee.
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Trust SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Thursday, theloth Day erDsesmhsr, 1855,

DY virtue =! a Deed OF Trust made to me By
p seipio Means on the 3d DAY Of January,
1868, l VIII On
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EemphIs ana UhaFlestea Rsilrosd.

TsIzeserect Sunday. August Is, 1868.
A. s. LIVERHORE. Gen1 upt
{. P, OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agat. aul6
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Steamer Continental, New Orleans.
Ruth,
Olive Branch, Cairo.
" Henry Ames, st. Louis.
II. n. Shreve, Vicksburg.
Departures.
Steamer Continental, st. Louis.
4" 81. NJ. Shreye,
" Ruth, Cairo.
Sam J. Hale, Cincinnati.
4" Hesper, Hsle's Point.
Olive Branch, New Orleans.
Magenta,
Henry Ames,
Emma No. 8; Cincinnati.
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! , OTleausExpresc, daily SEQ pm. 3-O5 pm.
"a secom'n, daily, ez-
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% The following bosts viii each make a trim
a week 1ntn the new beats of the C9mparT.
nov be-ng built, are finished leaving KEN
PHI as heretofore, en- D iS AND
THURSDAYS, at 8 O'Clock pm: 49,
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whom he xhaed those southern enaps So in Nev.Oreans

when he wlaled those Southern chaps so, IN
and Mobile. -, Team
The day following the arrival Of the Franklin fars
gutpaid his respects 70 the military and evil 0
being received with all the honO1s due his hlg
the succeeding day he waited upon by depntalo
from city government, composed of the Mayor anu
two Common COunclmen, who offered HIM the hOspllaI-
ties OF the city They conyersed at length with our nlyo
Admiral and his lady, expressing themselves mghy
pleased with Their interview Our brave cheftan ana
his estimable wife have the esteem Of all with whom
they have come III contact. .,,-o..oo.s
The Military Governor and staff also paid their respects
TO him. and received with the customary saluts
committee from tho nobility OF Cludadela soon aler
waited him, begging him that he wouIu 1s's i.s
fathers birth place In their company, even II only Ior
single day and assuring him that its inhabitants were
anXiOusly waiting for favorable answer 10 ter
The Admiral with pleasure acceded TO their inVl,aton
On Tuesday the oath, he returned he visit OF our nun
cipa authorities at the City Hall, where ne was
by the Acdlde and Common Councilman or AyuitdhhIuo
with macebearers mt their head. There half hour was
spent In pleasant conversation, mainly cairled on ~
spanish which the Admiral speaks remarkably Wen;
Refreshments had been prepared for himself ana stan,
after partafng OF which the Admiral look ms eN,
pressing himself gratfed at the expressions OF welcome
spontaneously manifested by our inhabitants ,sco .,
Mrs Farragu has been presented With tne pece Vi
confectionery three or four feet high in the saI o.
Chinese temple surmounted by blue SIX nag %itn tnG
Admras four silver stars IL Is me glt oI Nj pa
whose son, puIser IN the United states Navy, anu LA
tive OF Mahon, is proiege OF our noble admiral 80
Never was the "banner Of beauty and glory, AZ
Speaker C0ax has It, beloved by the people OF EUROPE
as IN our day and generation; our 6 tH u,
popular institutions, and has done great woPd
for European democracy. Those VINO ,t do'sv &C
and prayed for the downfall Of our glorious nion arc
now the pay homage in the person OF one VINO
chiefly instrumental in knocking their pet Southeih
| COnfederacy to pieces. - -,
After spending the Christmas holidays in this place me
Admiral and his lady, Thursday last started IN coacn
and four for the west end OF the Island accompanied by
the Admiral's staff and the CiudJdea Committee
on Tuesday Of next week our principal casino com
posed OF MahOns upper ten, give grand ball To Adina
Farragut I'm the spacious hall OF their cluDIOous ~
promises 10 DE n brilliant affair understand the Al'
miral III accepting the invitation said he dd so ohy D
OF It's cOmigg from citizens OF Mn0rca, as MIS-
was not fond Of such entertainments.
OF the ball and the overland journey TO tludahea'
will give you account in my next IlfO.
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NEw.YoRK LEGIsLATrRE..
SENATE. Albany. Jan. ?

SENAIE....AIBANY. Jan. -, 1853
Sundry circumstances were presented against
the repeal OF the Metropolitan Excise Law.
BILLS REPORTED FNORABLl
Amending the Act OF railroads IN tie towns OF west
Farms aud MOrrisaDia
incorporating the Hudson city Savings Bank
For Improvement Of Second and Fourthavos. IN tho
For the relief OF the Franklin Insurance Company.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding the time for the conec-
ton OF taxes "a general BID.
II extends the tie 70 the lst OF APRIL except IN elte
where special laws are in operation.
BILLS NOTICED -
Pv Mr.. GENET-IncorpOTatlng tire NcW-1Ofk CltiZcnS
Mnlksman Company also Incorporating Thirty fourth
II. Railroad Company.
b Mr.. CAULDWELL-AuthoJizi the construction Of
the Metropolitan Underground Railroad
BY BIr PIERCE-To regulate freight on mix on the
By Mr. CREAMER-To establish free German Ameri-
Institute York Also, Incorporating the New
York stock Clearing House Association.
BY Mr. PIERCE-mcorporatng the Peoples Mutual
Warehousing Security Company.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. TWEEDTO provide means 10 reimburse tho
County Of New-York the Of state tax collected IN
lCand 1894 on capital stock Of banks and olLer moneyed
corporations and which levy ana collection has been dc
cided Illegal by the United States Courts.
BY Mr.. CAULDWELL- Incorporating the Quarrymans
Union. Westchcster County
BY Mr.. oDoNNELL-To make more stringent the Ex-
else law
Mr. FOLGER called up the Assembly resolution relative
10 the protection OF the rights 81 American citizens abroad
and moved the following as . substitute, which was
ResoirSd That our Government, recognizing Distinction
adopted should demand % other nations the In
.sy held Ia military service or IN caoi, Tor pretended oroaI
oae'es not committed 90 ta s9 and that ,he da OF s oesa
Mr. NICHOLS called IN the resolution for the appoint
OF Special Committee 20 report what legislation,
If any, is necessary TO secure greater safely to railroad
travel
Railroad Company and amend the charter Of the City
OF BnghaInton were ordered 10 third reading
resolution adopted empowering six OF the stand
ing Committees each 10 appoint clerk AdJournedto
Monday evening
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SPAIN.
MOVEMENTS OF ADMIRAL rARRAGuT.


From Our SPECIAL CoIrsspoHdent
PoRr MAnos, ISLAND az MINoRcA. Dec rs, 1887
In my previous letter of the 18th inst, gave
you an OF the preparations making hero for tho
tho reception Of Admiral Farragu whose arrival in
Mahon was daily looked for. The Admiral, after VISITING
Madrid and several Spanish porte AT last arrived here
the 10Th inst tho Franklin accompanied by the wheel
steamer froic.
Hardly had the fagshp cast anchor and fired the usual
salute when this returned FROM tho Moa fortress
ernor immediately after visited the ship welcome the
Admiral 10 our waters; while commissioner from his
fathers n tive place. tudadels also hastoned aboard,
accompaDlsd BY our Consul. B. II. Robinson esq. OF
TO oor him the hospituos Of that Fncent
ciy
made ia my lat, about Tho Admirable having visited the
bn We been sone other officer OF similar Aud tho
fct seeus Dretty well established that George Farragut
our hsro's father belonged % Gudadca. The Admiral
himself brings with him, ana exhibits freely book
tanning his pedigree and tracing back his ancestors
Tho thirteenth century. when they came over from tho
III Ills fanilys ancient coatofarms u horse shoe
with three golden nails This queer device explained
by tho family name itself, which 10 deriyaye from
Gyrrara sgnifyng u horse shoe. Many ancient titles
~ inability In these countries. have similar origin In
visit paid 20 tho Franklin the other day. genemanly
oaeer called INV attention TO this horseshoe en-
orayed or a silver pitcher In the Admirals bin. am
time Is a modification OF this same JarTadurd by tll
don within tho outlines OF tho horse shoe, OF squad
ron ~ ar In line Of battle svingng round the
oircls" napp0se, the way be unanswered bis shpe
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
THE PACIFIC RAILR0AD-HEAVY RAISs-GRN
DENT FOR CoNGRESs-ALIAsKA.

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD-HEAVY RAISs-GRN.
DENT FOR CONGRESs-ALIAsKA
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23--Late Arizona nd
vices state that Cen Palmer OF tho Pacific Railroad Sur
vsy expresses his opinion that the road will be built
the 35h parallel II reported that parties survey
Ing with the hope OF getting route which may possibly
change the road tho SD parallel but their success
considered doubtful Gen. Palmer has placed corps Of
suryeyors tho line from TochaopRpee TO San Francisco
and sent back a party Of engineers from Colorado to
make correct survey OF the ssth parallel to the Rio
Grande II is the intention Of Gen Palmer 90 proceed
dirsoy to Washington by the of San Francisco
make his report in time 10 secure some Cong
assistance for the Southern Railroad Company The Ter
ritory has been visited by heavy rains rendering tho
roads iupassable The San Gabriel River overlooked IFS
bank inundang the fnos farming country ia Southern
California and foodiug the town OF Fl Monte. The In
dams are quiet IN thai, vicinity The work OF the copper
mines ID carried vigorously. Tho drest Central Com
papy have struck large body OF rich known gray
suphnrett. in their lower funnel. The Planet and
Springfield Company continue working with satisfactory
Coo. M Don't this Territorial Superintendent of Indian
Affairs cHndiuate Tor congress lie 10 the brotherh-
law OF Gen. Grant .tr .... -..r -. .
Gen Mcdowell and stsff have returned from Arizona.
The news nom the Territory Is unirnportsut
The steamer institution arrived to-day from Panama
Ship also has arrived from liverpool The brig Argo
went ashore, Jan. 3, on Foul weather Bun. during
The latest adyces from Alaska which 20 December
o. mention no suffering among tho troops on the con-
trary they represented as all we'll The Congresson
need OF provisions and suffering p cold weather. Gre
ates much surprise here.
CORRUPTION IN THU SENATORIAL ELECTION
In the Legislature to-day the Senate adopted res0G
charges Of corruption in connection With tho Senatorial
ale2ticn. 'a''.f"' ~
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ASSEMBLY.


BILLS REPORTED FAVORABLY.
To prevent gas companies III Brooklyn from
collecting rents gas meters.
To incorporate the Industrial Savings Bank Of New
burgh
To incorporate the Sixth Avenue Savings Bank OF New
York
Making appropriations for NewYork State Institution
OF the Bind.
TO regulate the sale OF hay.
For the relief Of the Franklin Fire Insurance Company
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. BAMBER-To incorporate the East Buffalo
Street Railway Company.
BY Mr.. PRICE-For the protection OF certain railroad
employees
BY Mr.. WELLINGTON-To amend the Act to enable
husband and wife TO testify for against each other
BY Mr.. klERNAN-To incorporate the United states
Fire Proof Company
BY Mr.. ID. BURNs-To incorporate the New-York ORA
matte Union. Also, for the construction OF Railroad IN
Thirty fourth-st and other streets, New-York.
BY Mr.. sTARR-That Committee VI three be ap-
pointed inquire whether the office OF Superinte ndent
Department and superintendent OF Public Instruction
he abolished without detrment 70 the service OF
che State. Laid on the table.
Mr. FREAR called up the resolution offered YESTERDAY
referring all resolutions providing for Investigating Com
mteest the appropriate Standing Committees Adopted
W TO a.
Mr. KIERNAN offered the following:
Hhsea The , fNewis hssLrough the epersoH ~ specid
Of It's rights and privileges and msde snbst gessru-
nen' foreign to the provisions Of Il charter and hsassd sih IL
interests:
Rsoled That tie Committee the Affairs Cities be reqassted 10
report early day possible What Constitutional nsns n %
adopted The stat Ltga'asIo TO tie ~spOs Nc "ssne
pVwe end independence
Laid on the table.
Mr. JOHNSON called the resolution providing for an
Investigation into the affairs Of the Metropolitan Fire De-
partInent. Adopted.
Adjourned ~ Mundsy evening
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MEXICO.
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 23.-Advices from AGA
puco the 18th ns have been received 1t is stated that
people the State OF Guerro obtaining
in the political affairs of the Republic. Business
proving mail between the city OF Mexico and
rived in five days Roberes In the interior
ing; stage passes unmoested the villages aud small
otres beng plundered and tho people assassin
a,ed Since tho unfortunate expedition of Col Barres,
Gen. Alvarez has lost all power FOR mischief Gen.
Jimenes obtained the Victory without firing shot, One
hundred and hItyour Puebas recognize his authority
The whole coast Is defenseless, and Jimenez
easily take possession OF the estate of Alvarez in the
neighbohood Of Acapulco. coasng vessel from Man
Anila brings the that Gen. Corona the point
Of embarkiDg for Mazatan where serious disturbances
had taken place account Of the election OF Publ
Governor. Business at Colima dull and conducts
could for OF the necessary funds pay for
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Tho sale of tickets for the Dickens Readings has
been as successful here as in the Northern cities.
Every seat has been sold the receipts amounting 10
$4,000
To-day Baron Getolt who has for many years re-
sided here as the esteemed representative OF His Ma
Jesty the King O Prussia delivered TO the President
his new credentials "a Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Penipotentiary Of the Confederation of
North Germany Ho made the following remarks
upon the occasion:
Mr. PRESIDENT: have the honor TO inform Your Tx.
ceency ny Orde ~ the King my august sovereign, that
HIS Majesty, IN MS quality President Of the United
states OF North Germany. and IN accordance With the
Constitution adopted N July last by the governments Of
"a German states and their represeRati,,es elected
by the UNIVERSAL suffrage OF 9ooOOOo of tho German
Dat0n. has bern pleased to accredt mo In the
name Of the North German Union his Envoy EKtraor
dlDtry ana Minister Pienipotenary to the Government
OF the Unued states OF North America On presenting
to f0nr Eicelency my credentials beg leave 10 en
press my hopes that the confidence and kind
dispoSiuoD, OF whirh have had many proofs from
Your EIcellency aud your predecessors, may
DO continued 10 me Ia the discharge ~ my In
"a the North iertnan States which are connected with
tbe peoples OF this great country by many VI
sanRuinty anu mutual interests feel happy, Mr. Pres
ident 10 be tue Interpreter VI the sentiments eapressed
10 Your ExcelDcy Ia tho royal credentials intrnsed 10
" will be an lneIhaustDle source Of 10
bands Of friendship any sympathy which have al.
existed between the Governments and poCpls OF
Germany and the United States. May he allow also
Mr. President TO give expression on this 10 my
win and Kindness which have received during nv Ion
residapce IN the United States on the mart Of the ma
tionsl authorities aud from many personal riepds
who have enabled me 70 Discharge successfully, " most
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

THE LATE GRAHAM-AyE RAILROAD CASUALTY.
Coroner Smith concluded the inquest last
evening I'm the OF Mrs Catharinc Linzncr who
run over and killed BY Grahan-aye. the 18th
inst The jury found that CathariDe Iinzner 20
her death by being by No. 2s3 ofthe Graham
iine, csnsured the diver and conductor for
essess. and censured the City Railroad Company for oct
giving their employee time 10 set their uieala
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DENMARK.
,p,.Tr TO AMERICAN LOYALTY.

TRIBUTE TO AMERICAN LOYALTY.
CoPENHAGEN, Jan. 24.-At the termination of the
discussion in the Rgsdag yesterday, tho transfer
of tho Danish West India Islands to the United
States the President said he could not leave the sub
jet without tribute to the loyalty and considera-
ton shown by tho American Government qualities
30 worthy Of a nj hty people.