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PRUSSIA.

THE PRUssIAN POLICY IN THE ROMAN QUESTION.
LONDON, Jan. 29-The policy recently adopted by
Prussia on the Roman question, and her agreement
with France in the treatment Of that subject has
caused surprise But an explanation Of this course
Is found in the fact that in sustaining the temporal
power of the Pope the Prussian Government finds a
powerful means of concliaing its Catholic subjects,
and of strengthening its influence the Catholic
States OF South Germany.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. sCHURZ.
BERLIN Jan. 29-Evening.-Gen. Carl Schurz. who
is on q special mission from the United States, has
arrived in this city, and was this afternoon received
by the Count Won Bismarck
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GERMANY.
THE COMMERCE OF GERMANY

THE COMMERCE OF GERMANY.
The Central Administration of the ZOllverein
has just published return Of the receipts OF the German
Customs Union during the first half Of 1867. The totsi
amount OF import and export dnties was thalers
3r 75c each against 975407 thaers In the coresppna
ing period OF 1866 the increase being I2Iot2e ue
The total amount however far from eqnalng tna OF
the years which preceded the last war The prncapai
articles which there has been increase are: Conee
Of which 1885, 1888 quintas 22l pounds each) were I'M
ported, against 61ols IN the first six months OF 200 10
bacco. 1913 quintas In 1867, Oi3 III l6 ana wine,
33s,i3O quintas or an augmentation OF %,i6l.
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DENMARK.

RATIFICATION OF THE SALE or ST. THOMAS.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 29--Evening-In the Lands
thurm or Upper House Of the Rigsdag, to-day, the
treaty concluded with the United States for the sale
of the Danish Islands in the West Indies was rati-
he'd by unanimous vote. This completes the action
of Denmark In regard IN the treaty
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ITALY.
A LETTER FROM GARIBALpI.

Gen. Galibaldi, in letter from Caprera to
NJ Edgard Qunet. dated the 9TH inst says "Mentsna
was for me new Aspromonte. / WAS not, indeed,
wounded there In the foot but in the heart having
there many OF my brave companions In arms confess
that that day did not ulate on having second
tpsc t. combat the French army: aud that error cost me
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TURKEY.
lUhhE1.
Tile CIEIGA ALTON OF Grille.

TIE PACIFICATION OF CRETE
Advices from Crete by ConstantinOple letters
OF the 9Th st ate that the Grand Vzier unsuccessful
in through the provinces OF Herachon, not~ith
standing his offers of money insurgent chiefs,
obstinate than ever and better supplied with arms were
carrying the war under the walls Of Canea The Hon
MIR Elliot English ambassador at COnstantnople IL said
to be pressing definite arrangement and couDseIs
the Porte to erect Crete into principaty like samoa
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

,LivEapooI- Jan. 29-NO0n.-The steamship City Of
bSitimore, Capt Ieitch of the Inman line which
it New Iork on the 18th inst arrived az tins port
y. an t TiaIy hour this forenoon The Baltimore did
& Can Al Qneenstown for the usual transfer of Lon
dense fog WIS " '"V %
,iospoSDEEaY, Jan. 29--Noon--Tho steamship
S''is'ian' Sap~ "yIie. Of Aliens line. which left
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ROME.

THE EcUMENICAL COUNCIL TO BE HELD IN
NOVEMBER.
PARIS. Jan. 29.-It is now considered certain that
the General Council of the Roman Catholic Church,
preparations for calling which were some time ago
intrusted by Pope Plus TX. TO a special commission
of seven Cardinals, will assemble at Rome in Noyem
Der next
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SPECIAL AMERICAN MISSION.

FLORENCE. JAN @.-The Unita CaOlicG lnewspa-
per- says that special agent of the President of the
United States has arrived at Rome secret mis-
sion to the Pope; and that he win be supported by
Admiral Farragut whose feet is hourly expected at
Naples and whose arrival in Rome is looked for at
Ill early day. The journal gives no information as
u the character object Of the mission upon which
the American agent has been sent
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 29-The Constitutional
Convention, Committee OF the Whole, continued the
consideration Of the Report on Cities. motion OF Mr.
BROOKS TO discharge the Committee OF the Whole from
the further consideration OF the report tomorrow noon
was carried. The Report Cities was considered In
COMMITTEES ~ the Whole last evening, speeches being
made by Messrs. Schumacher. Lapham, Could and OPP
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ARRIVAL OF MADAME RIsTORI.

Arrival OF MAUAML hINIUIsI'
HAVANA, Jan. 29.-EXchaDgc on London, IL
per cent premium; United States currency, long
sight, 1sG29 per cent discounts Gold long sight per
cent premium; short, 81 per cent premium.
Arrived steamers Cuba from Baltimore and Eagle from
New-York.
Madame Rstori and Mr.. Grau arrived here to-day on
the Eagle They received with great en-
thusasm, aud tonight serensde VIII be gwen TO Mad
am
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THE BRANCH MINT IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 29.-1he onclai exhibit
- ~, branch mint al san Francisco for 1861 shows the
Total deposits al bullion at sl9coOooo ana coinage ~
nc GO
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THE PAPAL STATES.
TuE PAPAL ARMY.

TIE FAPAL Army.
A dispatch from Rome, of the 18th of Jan
nary, Gays the Pontifcal army numbers about
1900 mem very itapcrfectly equipped.
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ITALY.

EXPECTATIONS OF A COUP D'ErAT.
LONDON Jan. 29.-The internal condition of Italy
is becoming critical. Fears are entertained that a
coup dedt contemplated at Florence 1t is beloved
in Paris that relations between the French and
Italian Governments are not cordial as they have
been.
FLORENCE, Jan. 29-EveninQ-The intrigues Of the
Bourbonists in Naples are causing much dsquet
there.
THE ERUPTION OF vEsUyIUs
Yesterday the earth on the side of Mount vesu.
vus. opposite TO the gate CASTILLO Nuovo of Naples
fell in, burying number Of houses and some car
riages which were passing at the time. The road ia
now filed with rocks The loss OF life * not known
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<NEW-YORK. THURSDAY. JANUARY 80,

defeat. Let our friends in France and the world be
tranquil; we shall recommence our task"
sALE OF CHURCH PROPERTY.
The sale Of the ecclesiastical property continues 10 pro
coed most satisfactorily The sales effected TO the Slst
ut had produced increase Of 40 per cent Oh the vau
tons.
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MEXICO.
ROMERO MADE MINISTER OF FINANCE.

~ YrlEsRipx TIE rnIBuHl
MEXICO, Jan. 15-The Ministry of Finance has
been offered to Mr.. Romero and he will certainly
accept, although he may perhaps return for some
months TO the United States. IL is said that Gov.
Auza will be Minister of the Interior.
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Portand Me-. the 18th inst, arrived at tins poF'
Late Yesterday afternoon, on the way 10 Liverpool
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Borussia, from Liverpool Jan. IL, VIZ
Queenstown Jan. 10, arrived here yesterday
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THE PRESIDENTS INAUGURAL - RESIGNATION
AND RE-APPOISTMENT OF THE CABINET
MINISTER LERDO-ROOM FOR NEW MINIS
INSTRUMENTATION BETWEEN JUAREZ
AND DIAZ-THE APIZACO BANQUET-yERIFI-
CATION OF THE PRESIDENTIAL yOTE-THE
PRONUNCIAMENTO IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS ING
AND ROBBERY-CURI0Us REVELATIONS FROM
THE ARCHIVES OF MAXIMILIAN-THE FEASTS
OF THE POsADAS.
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Sur x,,,,rs--NR. TRAIN LECrCRING IN CORK
roI, vn,roR or THE DUBLIN NATION HELD
POR TRIAL.
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nrIcE Is nERERY GINFN. rl,nt nrnli

= NTItE Is HtHFB1 GIVEN. y sfAt A9sfastH =
ton will BIZ made by the Subscribers a0ssse
Directors o. the Board OF Chosen Frrchsa1ss%
ul the County of Hudson and to the frecsOss
OF the Board 81 Chosen Freeholders efthe Crsnn-
ty of Union. on the twelfth dry OF NDyemssy-
eigteen hundred and sixty light. at ten o'rsRsk
in the fore, oon Of that day. NJ he Court H@Sa-
in the city Of Elizabt tn, in Union Counfy. asEd
NJ the same day and hour at the Court fiDzsein
the City of Hudson, in Hubs N County. for H.
cence TO build wharves and piers in front 81 sheir
lands situat ed on the waters OF Newark hay iu
the Township of Rayopne, in the County UfgsEd-
son. to extend as follows:
Beginning at the high water mark on the Ahase
of Newark bay IN the diyisOn line betwceu xsc
lands of the applicant and the lands of IsBaisa
D. Cook: thence north fifty degrees twcnfy aasfss
utes, west eight hundred and fifty seet TO the&x-
Terror line of solid filling; thence along saiad7De
Of solid filling north thrty;nne degrees ten sHxn
utes, east two-hundred and thirty three Feet
thence south fifty degrees twenty minutes sasa
eight hundred and sixty feet to high water max&
in the division line between the laiids OF tbsssp
plcant and the lands of Humping VS.; aAese-
southweserly along high water mark the several
cour. es thereof about two hundred and thirty
five feet, to the place ofbegnning, together with
one pier commencing on the exterior lineOf saaid
filling, distant one hundred feet noitheasfxxiy
from the westerly corner OF the seiid HIKING sd
the applicant. said pier to extend into Nes1ark
bay on a course north nifty degrees twenty .1asIl-
utes west, and to be thirty three feet wide an1n
two hundred and fifty feet long,
ABRAHAM b. WARMER.
ELIZABETH WARMER.
Dated Sept. Goth, 1868. 28-1paass
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. Thai Applies
lN ton will be made by the subscriber 10 aAe
Directors of the Board of Chosen freeho|deTSad
the County of Hudson, and to the Dirrct0rstd
the Board OF Chosen Freeholders of the G0nHty
of Union, on the twelfth day OF November seigsa-
teen hundred and sixty eight, at ten 0'clerk ia
the forenoon of that day at the Court House in
the City of Elizabeth in Union county, md nj
the same daV and honr at the Court H0nse in tafe
City of Hudson, in Hudson County, for a iiccnse
TO huiid wharves and piers in front of his :laBd@
situated on the waters of Newark Bay, IN stlse
Township of payonne, in the County OF Hudson.
to extend az follows:
Beginning at high water mark on the share al
Newark Bay. in the division line between fhe
lands of the applicant and the lands of MsSgs,
thence north ii1ty degrees and twenty SniH1tres
west nine hundred and ten feet TO the exterSvr
line of solid filing thence along enid 1fne oil
solid filling north thrty-nine degrees aisdsaen
minutes, east i've hundred and tort, feet; 7hEBR
south fifty degrees and twenty Minutes enst fsHAt
hundred and fifty feet to high water mark insthe
division line between the lands OF the applicant
and the lARds of Morris; thence southwngtae'iy
along high water mark the several courses fkrre-
OF about five hundred and sixty feet to the 4,3ace
of beginning; together with two piers c0snIaeHe
ing on the exterior line OF solid filling. disfasn
one hundred and thirty feet norhcasterly &wm
the westerly of the stlid filling OF The ss
plicant. said piers to be forty eet wide aR1sf@o
hundred and fifty feet long. to extend into Nlssf
ark Bay on a course north fifty degreespa1d
twenty minutes west, and to have an openitsg
between the piers of two hundred feet
JACOB r. SCHUYL ER-
Dated Sept. 20, 1865. a9-1ssssw
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THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.

According to the dispatches received
ehrough the Cable, informing us of the
state Of affairs in Spain, both the army
and destined to play an important part
in the present revolutionary movement
in that country. OBJECTIONS from the
former to to the ranks of the revolt
ZIONIST have already taken place to a
considerable extent and G. the last
ship" Of the latter, we are told, "has
Joined the rebel cause" A few partic-
ulars about them will not, therefore,
be out of place, and as the navy APP
pears to have taken the lead in pro-
nouncing" against the Government, we
give it the first place.
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The Recent Indian Fight.
GRINNELL STATION, Sept. :

GRINNELL STATION, Sept. 90.
Col. Forsyth andall his wounded men
have arrived at Fort Wallace, and are
doing well. Judge Plemy Moore arrived
at Wallace yesterday for the remains of
DIR. Moore, who was killed in the recent
fight with the Indians. Six hundred
Indians crossed the railroad near Mon
ument yesterday. The impression is
that they are preparing to make an at
tack on all the stations along the route,
and are driving buffaloes in advance,
their usual plan. The citizens along
the entire route are under arms Capt.
Clouse is inspecting all troops and for
tifying and issuing ammunition when
wanted.
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The New Rebellion.

ATLANTA, Septtmbe ~.
A call having been published last
week, for Republican Convention in
Warrenton, the Republicans assembled
there yesterday, for the pnrposeof hole
ing peaceable political meeting. A
considerable number of loyal men from
the neighboring towns arrived at War
renton by train to attend the meeting.
They we're met by the sheriff and a COM
mittee of citizens who advised them not
to enter the town. The sheriff told
them that the citizens of the town were
determined there should be no meeting.
He added that he had counseled with
them, and sought to pacify them, and
to induce them to allow the meeting to
be held, but that his advice had been in
vtin The Republicans then went to
colored church outside the town and
held their meeting. When the speak
els were nearly through, news was re-
ceived from credible sources that the
citizens were organizing in town and
drilling in military tactics, preparatory
to an attack The Republicans were
advised to fly to the woods to avoid a
serious riot and probably serious loss Of
life They accordingly fled in all direc-
tions. The eolored people are dread
fully alarmed 1t is asserted on the
most trustworthy authority that from
800 to 400 white men, fully armed went
to Warrenton specially TO prevent the
meeting.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; That ags4liGa-
IN tion will be made by the subscribers to stase
Directors of the Board of Chosen Freehoiderspf
the County OF Hudson and to the Directors Jff
the Board of Chosen Freeholdcrs of the Euuusy
of Union on the twelfth day of November, eish-
teen hundred and sixty-eight, at ten o'cleckTH
the forenoon of that day, nj the Court bazseaa IN
the City of Elizabeth, in Union County. mud at
the same day and hour at the Court ilOuse inazae
city OF Hudson, in lluds0n County, fora Eganse
to build Wharvcs and Piers in the Township wi
Bayonne. in the County OF Hudson in front Nf
lands belonging to them, to extend as fDllssrr-
Beginning al low water mark on the shore Arf
Newark Bay, at point where the n0rtasrzfe<1ky
side of Kill Road or First street infersecis AAe
same; thence. first running along low waterHaaHk
on course north thirty-fye degrees and ten2gSn
utes east four hundred and eight feet and fsx4a-
ty five one-hundredths of foot. to the n0TfhafRc
of the property; thence, second, north H4tFsnne
degrees and forty minutes west, running SzgiD
Newark Bay eight hundred feet, to the cxbeftor
line of solid filling; thence, third along the OK
terror line of solid filling n c0nrse sRath
twenty-four degrees and twenty minutes, west
four hundred and seventeen feet to the sDlfhetly
boundary of the property; thence, fourth, -sasfh
fiity one degrees and forty minutes east pArszsei
and twenty feet to the shore of Newark Bay 30
the place of beginning.
Together with the right to construct two piers
described as follows: One of them to spe1n-
mence on the exterior line of solid filing, sesen-
ty-flve feet souhwesterly from the nOr1hcray
property line thence running on course month
HlJy Zone degrees ana IOrly minutes WBris sAAr~
lance of two hundred and fifty feet; thence
southw estery perallel with the exterior line pf
solid filling fifty feet; thence eoutheasterly. pnr.
allel with the first described line, two hundrea
and fifty feet to the exterior line of solid fliRg
thence nOrtheasterly along the exterior lime Dt
solid filling, fifty feet, TO the place of beginning
The other pier commencing on the exterior iine
of solid filling distant seventy five feet north
easicrly from the southerly line Of the piopexty-
Thence running no tn fifty one degrees and Her
y minutes west two hpndred and, fifty Fest;
thence northeasterly parallel with the exterior
line of solid filing fifty feet.
Thence southeasterly parallel with the first de-
scribed line two hundred and fifty feet Thence
southwasterly along the exterior lineo the spfih
filling fifty feet to the place OF beginning. Each
of said piers being fifty feet in width and two
hundred and fifty feet in length, extending ,krnm
the line of solid filling; said piers being distant
from each other one hundred and sixty seven feet
on the line OF solid filing.
SAMUEL r. TRIMBLT,
ANN e. TRIMBLY-
Dated Sept. 20. 1868 2a-1esrfsw
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