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NEWS SUMMARY.
CIfY AHAirs.

Yesterday. morning the exercises of the
Sixteenth Annual commencement OF the lustl-
tute Tor Colored Youth took place at the lnsti-
tute Building, Shipper stree above Ninth.
The morning session was confined to the
examination Of classes in tue High School and
It's preparatory departments, aud included eX-
aminations in Geometry tLeqeadre J. Algebra
(Quddrdtcs). English Grammar (tC,H Analysts,
Arithmetic, Greek, History Lesson, Mental
Arithmetic, Latin Vtrgt u Aaeis), Arithmetic,
Algebra, Latin (Ojcer0nlS 0rd9ones.) At the
afternoon session examinations in the following
branches took ace:-Trgonometry (Ptone
and SpberlcdD, Algebra, Greek, Arithmetic,
Lstin, tHordttt 0d@) heading lesson, Latin
(CGsdris Beltuln GdE,cuanl, English Gram
mar, Greek. Tben followed the presentation
of prizes. The oratorcal exercises will take
place this evening at Concert Hall.
An adjourned meeting OF tho.e favorable to
the establishment, Of a line of onntouses or on
Broad street was held last evening III the hail.
No. 900 North Broad street, j. c. Moore in the
chair; J, W. Hayens, Secretary. A committee
OF five, appointed at meeting having the same
object in view, held last Monday evening at No.
1911 Passyunk road. to confer with those of
North Broad street, were present, and after the
question had been fully discussed 1t was deter.
mined to create fund OF $500 for the
purpose OF procuring charter. Three hundred
dollars were subscribed when the meeting ad-
journed. meeting of the subscribers will be
held on Tuesday evening next at the same place,
to perfect permanent organization.
Margaret Hennessey, aged forty.fve years
aud residing at No 1903 Adrian street, was
badly sCalded on Monday, by the overturnmg
OF vessel OF boiling water. She was taken to
the 81. Mary's Hospital. Joseph Krentner, re-
siding on Montgomery avenue, near German
town road, was admitted into the same insttu-
tion with his right arm crushed by a Car passing
over it on the Filth and Sixth Streets Railroad.
The arm was anpu'ated after his removal to the
Hospital,
Among the victims Of the late terrible
disaster on the Ohio river were Mr., George W.
Fahnestock and daughter, of this city. The
bodies were recovered and brought TO the esi-
dence of Mrs. Fahnestock, No. 1904 Arch street.
Yesterday the funeral took place.
The teachers of the schools and managers Of
the Bedford Street Mission will give dinner Oh
Christmas day TO the scholars of their day and
Sabbath schools, at the Mission House, No. 6l9
Bpdford street.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Siamese twins have sailed for Europe.
The King Of Siam leaves two thousand
widows.
New York punches billiards at sixteen
hundred saloons.
-PortlaEd, Me-, claims to have created
Planohette.
Springfield, Ohio, is to have public hall
with l400 seats.
The annual season of thin ice and drown
ing / as arrived.
Two thousand workmen are tearing down
churches in Madrid.
The BRIDES dress, at a recent Paris we'd
ding, cost $l2, 600.
-Czar Alexander is building ten theatres
for the workingmen.
Charles O'Conor had his pocket picked on
a steamboat last week.
Senator Morgan thinks $4,000 a year
enough for President.
Only question of time-When does the
train leave ?-LoUeL Courier.
The executors of the late MARQUIS of Hast
ings won't pay his betting debts.
1T costs $125 900 to fit up the Ariadne for
the Prince of Wales pleasure trip.
The Pacific radicals don't think John
Chinaman is man and brother.
Some wicked persons have introduced
counterfeit currency in Salt Lake City.
An old gentleman of Norway, Me-, went
skating on his 85th birthday last week.
The Viceroy of Egypt has written for
"Grand Duchess" Schneider, at any cost.
Happy fathers in Idaho publish in the
papers the weight Of each new "responsi-
bility."
The alligators of Bayou Sara, in Louisi-
ana, have developed an appetite for small
children.
Ben Wade can hardly be called man OF
letters, but he is looking up for the Post Office
Department.
An Ohio paper taunts its rival that it
'can't steal worth a continental" that it
''takes the worst things going, and always
gets caught at it,"
"A young woman in Geneva is under arrest
for poisoning nine persons whom she had
attended as nurse in illness.
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Dnmestic AnnIrs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1853.
General Sully thinks the Indian war cannot
be ended this winter.
During November 6OOO acres or public lands
were disposed OF in Alabama.
The Town Hall and market house of Raleigh,
N. c., were burned last night.
Admiral Farragut declined public dinner
from prominent New Workers.
DIR. J. j. Thweat prominent physician of
Petersburg, Va, died yesterday.
Five men were drowned in the Delaware
and Raritan Canal, near Trenton, N. j., yes
terday.
The appointment of Collector Smythe as
Minister to Russia will be rejected by the
Senate.
Legislation in Congress until after the
holiday recess will be practically suspended
tomorrow afternoon.
Charles A. Dana aud Moses II. Griunell are
the most prominent candidates for the COllec-
tor, hip Of New York under President Grant.
The Reconstruction Committee yesterday
examined the Republican Committee from
Mississippi with reference 10 election frauds in
that State,
The Fenians of New York are preparing a
reception for G. F. Train. 1t IS thought that
George Francis may be prevailed upon 10 make
q speech on the occasion.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Schr g. M. Wentworth, Robbins, Demara, E. A, Sou.
schr Jonathan May Neal ssgua. g. d w. Welsh.
Str H. l.. CAV, Iler, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
str j. S. shriver Dennis, Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr.
so,x yvo. ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
,H ToT WeStefn m star Cr9wel days from Boston,
psS sShr @ John Whi1by Henderson,, days from Port
Fehhi DeI' win grain TO Christian d Co.
MEMORANDA,
at BosIon s,5 S91man Baker for Philadelphia cleared
81 New York yesterday.
Bar3Te LoEena, Ho6born sailed from Cardenas 9TH
iB,sIaue Boston, LucommOne, hence, at Lisbon 23d
BsESqe BsS AnF95a pL pgey HENCE St AntTSFS "a
uiL cleared same day for Leghorn. 1''n
brig Wiid Gszelle, Lewis, hence at Genoa 27th ult
BriEs George i Prescott. sears hence Tor PSrisnd;
Haley; from Portland for PhilsdeIphia, at Holmes'
sGh[ Thomas HoIcOmb, Godfrey, hence, at Matan.
schr John Shay Shay hence at Boston l4th inst
schr Benz Reed. Reed. hence at Portland 18Th inst
Sehr John Miner Walker, hence for New Haven,
sGhT Jonas Smith, Niohols from Boston for PhIla,
sehrs iImifs wooey, '' King; iie' E Paige Doughty;
ana M Reinhart. Hand, for Pnlladelphs sailed from
schr Sarah Cullen, Castner hence, at Boston 18th
schr Tanlamount. Montgomery, for Philadelphia,
schTs Mary II. Westcctt DerbIe. hence for Hing.
ham, EnISrpTlse Sparks n p& DO for 1,I 81 JOINS; , f.
Tor DO; NRrRe. McFadden. do, for Portsmouth;
Osprey, from de- for Boston; J. @. Thompson, Van.
CANT, from Boston for PhiIsdelp6lai and Ann Dole,
hence for Boston at H9lmes' Hole A, Nj, l4th lust.
Schr James 8. Watson, Houck' hence, at Newport
Sohr Sarah Il Jones' Stanley, hence for New Bed.
ford. passed by BrenLons Rect A. M 18th inst.
SchIs George FRles Hickerson Ella Matthews,
McTGlwee: J. w. Everman, Outen; w. w Marcy.
schrs Jane PATTERSON. Corson; D. Talbot. Blakeley;
aud Sophia Wilson, Brewer hence for Boston, VIM
Penn, Davis, do. for Salem; ana dney Price, Town
send nom Salem for Philadelphia, At Holmes Hoe
18th inst. Sailed. all before reported except brig
Monte llo. and schrs Lucy Holmes. Lncy II. OOgs
well Starlight. Sarah Bernice and the Eastern Belle,
waiting rerRtFs 800, -,
Moore NickeTsO on; Ossuna, H. aske Lucy A Orcutt,
Gikey: Sea Breeze Coomb3; ana . u, franklin, Null
hence, at Boston 18th inst. ,sr 49,. ~,
SchrR VIM. WALTON. Reeves ana - IL ADAMS Rob'
bins for PhiladeIphia cleared at )ston l2th inst.
schrs ], Il Marshall, Hall MARY a. Farr' 0oners;
all from Boston tor Philadelphia, at New York l4th
SehIs Polly Price Yates; S A. BoIce. Walters aud
S. Read " lillian from Providence; j. t Weaver,
all Tor PhiRd e phia, al New York l4th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice Is hereby given that Green Buoy. marked
N.NE OF vessel (nRme unknowD) sunk of Great
OTmes Head, st Georges Channel.
The buoy lies In fathoms at low water spring dea
| with the following compass bearings ytz.:-
Great Ormes Head Lighthouse, s.SE. y r., distant
Putin Island Telegraph. w.4s., distant 47.lOths
The mast OF the wreck is visible q. half tide
BY order. ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary,
TTin!tY House. London, pee !, lssA
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ment has commenced prosecutions against
several journals of this city for publishing arti
cles approving of the Cadiz lnsurrection. Gen
Dulce has gone to Cadiz and will embark from
mat port tomorrow for Havana, to assume the
duties OF Captain General of Cuba, vice Ler-
sundi removed.
The CoTreSpondenotd of to. day denies that
there Is any truth in the story of projected
coup u etdt in favor of the Duke of Montpen-
sier at Cadiz The Duke, on reaching Cordova,
found that the movement at Cadz was in the
Interest OF the Democrats and that IL had been
suppressed by the Government, and he there
fore voluntarily returned to Lisbon,
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DIED.

CALLANAN.-On the 18th instant, CARO LINE,
George Wilson, In the 6lst year OF her age,
fully invited attend the funeral from the residence
o1 her husband No 1920 Ellsworth street, on Friday
feInoOp, the 18th instant, at O'Clock. Interment
Ronaoson s Cemetery.
GRAVENSTINE.- the morning OF the l6.h In
staHi, ELIZA TROUT, wife OF George T. GravensLine,
aged 22 years
fully invited attend the funeral from the residence
Wallace street Friday afternoon. the 18th instant
at o'clock. To proceed to Mount Vernon Gene
terry, ~
MALLERY.-On the 14th instant, JOSEPHINE R.,
widow of Charles b. Malefy, Esq., and daughter OF
the late I'm Purdon, ESQ.
Funeral from the residence OF her brother -in.law,
George A. Wright, No. 4i06 Walnut street, Thurs
day morning. the Nth instant, at ii O'CLOCK Services
at ST. Mary's Church, Locust street, West Phlladel-
phia. ~
MCCONNELL-suddenly, on the 18th instant
MARY ANN, re.ict OF the late Robert Mcconnell,
aged t6 years.
fully TO attend the fnnera from the residence
of her in-law, George W. Hlnkle, No. 1851 Alder
street, on Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
PANCOABT-On the llth instant, JOHN r, PAN.
COAST, son of Tacy and the late Eliaklm Pan
coast, in the seth year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend his funeral from the residence of his
mother No $40 N. Tenth street, on 5lXth-day morn
Ing the 18th instant at 10 O'CLOCK
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COAL, COAL COAL for the million. Now is the time
to lay in your winters store of fuel Old King Frost
is drawing pictures the windows, and the moi t
snow is wetting your feet Build bright fires and bid
the cold defiance. But to build the fires you must
have good coal-and where should you purchase 1t 1t
not at the celebrated Alters, No 97 North Ninth
street (of8ce Sixth and Sprna Garden streelsl. He
has it in abundance. the recent
strike In the coal regi Jns-a and is ready to furnish
customers with all sizes and kinds at the very lowest
prices,
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine every and silverware Il the city
Purchasers can rely upon ob aiming real, pure art
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equalled.
He also has a large stock of American Western
watches in all varieties and at all prices visit
his store is sure to result in pleasure and profit.
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ROUGH WINTRY, CHANeEABLE WEATHER pro-
duces Catarrhs Coughs Disorders of the Lungs, etc.
which JAYNE's ExP EcToBANr as promptly cures, if
faithfully administered. Sold everywhere.
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1RENwITHs NEWS DEPOT, lately opened on Ches
ST. ofSlxth, No. GA is model establishment
OF Its kind in every respect Neatly fitted up, airy,
light and convenient, goods Conspicuousy displayed
everything In per feet order t. Is really pleasure to
"Harper's Weekly" and Monthly" the "Atlantic
Monthly" "Comic Monthly" etc
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CITY ITEMS.


TABLE TALK WITH A VICTIM OF INDIGESTION -
Readers we will suppose you martyr to dys
pepss. Ifyou are not so much the better for you
II you are perhaps you may profit by this para
graph. You have just fl nulshed yourIdiuner we will
say, and feel II you had swallowed lead Instead of
wholesome food. You have a sensation of tghtness
round the upper part of the diaphragm, as If some
snake Of the constructor tribe held you It's embrace
and had knotted It's coils The pit OF your stomach
You feel supremely mserabe and such is the penalty
which your complaint exscts after every meal. What
do you desireP Ease, of course. An exemption from
the incubus that robs you OF all enjoyment during
the dsyl and dsturbs your rest at night Take, then
this piece of information: You suffer needtessly
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs will as certainly
all your :agoDizing symptoms as the day on
which you read this article will be succeeded by an
other Perhaps you incredulous; but If you have
read the testimony of the eminent citizens, In every
walk of life, who have tested the preparation. and
submitted the results OF their experience to the public
through the press you ought at least to have sui-
cient faith to make trial OF II ia your own 1t
Is pure vegetable tonic and Alternative, the only
medicine IN the tCortd entirely adapted TO your com
pdnt Ifyou In the habit of taking any alcoholic
excitsnt as a palliative, abandon 1t, and try this
WHOLESOME MEDICAEDT sTIMULANT. If 1t does
you good say so: but you will not do that, for
Il has never yet failed in single Instance. cure
dyspepsia, billousness, and their various Concomi-
tants.
A HACKING CoUeH is one OF the most distressing
as well dangerous forms of cough be
afflicted with. Its continuous action fatgues and
irrita the lungs, and thus engenders consumption
Upham's Fresh Meat Cure will cure the cough,
soothe the irritated broncha, and give tone and
vigor to the lungs and whole system
single bottle will convince any one OF its purity
Sold one dollar per bottle.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CowDEN,
No. 602 Arch street.
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MARRIED.

GRAY-SMITH,-On the 10Th instant, by the Rev
G.. b. Van Duer, MIR. N. E. q RAY 10 Mrs. LIBBIE
SMITH, late of Acsomac county, Va.
OBRIEN-DOLAN.-On the 18th instant, JERRY
O'BRlEN 10 ELF ABETH DOLAN, both of this city
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SALE OF BOOTS AND SHoEs.-We would call the
early attention uf the trade to the large attrac-
i've boots and shoes TO be sold by catalogue
for cash, TO, morrow (Thursdsy) morning December
~ commencing at 10 o'clock, by G. ID. McClees d Co.
IN.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
Ror, addtltonaL Martre Nee0, Sea ftrst Paae.

HU UuUtLGOitut AhCfTtS N6tOS S60 pTSG EuSS,
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY,
SUN RIsEs".............71S MOON SETs......... 7le
SUN NSETs..,.....,,"..483 83 HEX WATER....,.,-. 45
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
SAMUEL E. STOKES
GEO. n, TATsAM, SMONTHLY CoMMITTHR,
ANDREW WHEELER,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

t[9y@ COLD WEATHER DOES NOT CHAP
ALCONA ! ED GLYARIN TABLETO FSOLIDI FED
GlYCERIN. It's daily use makes the skin dell.
cateJ soft and beautiful. u is uelghtfuy fragrant
transparent, and Incompatible as a 1 oilet Soap For
sale by all Druggists, & q. A WRIGHT,
245 No 6A CHESNUr Street,
f~45y1 THE FIFTY-THIRD ANNIVERs AIRY
OF THE
BIBLE SCHOOL
of the Fifth Baptist Church, corner OF Eigh.
teenth and Spring Garden streets, Rev. War.
rem Randolph, Pastor, Will be held in the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
on Thursday evening next, December 18th.
Interesting exercises by the school, and an ad.
dress by
REV. H. NJ. GALLAHER,
The Eloquent orator, of Brooklyn.
Tickets for sale at the Sewing Machine mart
Of o. F. Davis, No $40 Chestnut Street, and at
the door of the Academy in the evening Il2l52t
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CLEARED YESTERnA,

CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Schr q. NJ. Wentworth Robbins Demara, Z. A. Sou
DER d Co
schr Jonathan May, Neal. Ssgua. g. d w. Welsh
Spr II. l.. CAV, Her. Baltimore, A. Groves, JT
str ]. s. Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
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A MERTCAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
"a TWENTY FIFTH MATINEE JAN. g.
Fourth Grand Concert, Inauguration Day, March 4.
see Notice in Educational column. IL IL lot
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h495@ THE CHICAGO JOURNAL SAYS
49, we have delayed Any specla mention OF the
Elastic Sponge Company until we have ascertaned
the Elastic Sponge Mattresses and Pillows upon
their beds pronounced them in every way worthy
of full endorsemeIt. SmWie
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NABL SENTZ' AND MARK HASSLER'S Or
" ca Ee IRA MATINEES, EVERY SATURDAY
at 49, +. M, IN MUSICAL FUN ID HALL. Single Ad.
mission. so Package OF tickets e. at Bonera
No. IlO2 Oh HESNuT St.. and at the Door. Hiatt
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h9959 CHRISTMAS DINNER TO THE P0 )R.
- The Teachers OF he Schools ana Managers
OF The BEDFORD STREET MISSION Will give
Dinner on CHRISTMAS DAY to the Scholars OF
their Day and Sabb 9TH Schools, at the MISSION
table al IL O'Clock. The friends of the Mission, aud
all who feel an interest in the poor OF that degraded
section of city, cordially In yed to be present
Singing by the Scholars In the Chapel previous
Contributions Of money, poultry provisions coal.
and GoIhlng thankfully received by the undersigned
anagels Of the Mssion for distribution among the
'''A "D EDMUND g. YARD, No 200 Spruce street.
JACOB II. BURDS ALL. No, 1871 Chesnut,
WILLIAM A. SN ETH URSr, No z Bank.
AN ES l.. BIStHA Nj, No. 7l0 3. Eecood.
r A. JOHN. Il. f. cor. Fourth and Arch.
GEORGE MILK BN, No S2S Arch
REV. ], d. LONG, No. 6l9 Bedford. II lG Sc
n~155e AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- SOUTHWARK SOUP SOCIETY. held at the
December 8. 1868, the following named gentlemen
we're elecud d officers for the following year.
Any contributions or donations VIII be thankfully
received by them, AT the addresses given, AZ the
Soup House, on Saturday evening OF eacn week.
PHGLIP POWELL President,
uEHRY w. Spell
No. 81 Almond street [ yioo p,os,dor,s
Il, a. BLAZE 'iNSi ie''"9H'''
No 3O7 Lomb bard street.
ALhNANDER GhEAVES Trea,urer,
No. Sl6 s; Fourth ST. and No. 206 n. Fifth st.
CHARLES s. CLOSE,
NO. 1888 Reed street. [ Sooretar,su
JOHN V. b HICKS, SeNe''
No 7I3 S. Second street. 12l62t
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF ANNIE n. FISHER deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the court p TO R sua az settle
Executor OF the estate of ANNIE N. FISHER.
deceased and report distribution OF the balance in
the hands OF the accountant, VIII meet the parties
Interested, for the purpose OF his appointment, on
MONDAY, December 2i, 1868, At o'clock z. M at his
Office No. 32 s. THIRD Street. ia the city OF Phia-
delphia. bAMUEL B. HUEY,
u IL fmwbtS Auditor.
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a Kentucky stock-raiser, it is stated,
passed through Nashville a few days ago
literally loaded down with gold watches
and every description of jewelry, which
he had obtained in Georgia and Alabama
in exchange for l60 head of mules which
he took South. In the absence of cur
rency, many people of that section found
it necessary, in order to procure farm ami
mails, to part with what few ~valuables the
war had left them.
Secretary Seward, by direction of the
President, has written to Charles O'Conor
and James T. Brady, of New York, asking
them to 60 to Europe and appear as coun
sci for the American citizens under trial
for completely in the Fenian proceedings
No answer has yet been received, but il
these gentlemen do not accept, the tender
will be made to others.
In some parts of Ohio, the people are
announced to be appealing to the Legisla.
ture for protection against incompetent
dentists.
Friends of Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay, il
Kentucky, have learned that he has offer
ed his resignation as Minister to Russia
and will return home by the lst of May.
Great efforts are being made by the citi
zens of St. Louis to secure the holding O
the National Democratic Convention il
that city.
General Fitzpatrick will return to thi!
country in May.
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News from the Capital


Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, February 12.-Up to the
present writing the President has not re-
ceived any communication from General
Hancock indicating a desire to be relieved
from the command of the Fifth Military
District. It is not known what has re-
suited in the controversy between Grant
and Hancock, in which the latter init
mates that he will ask to be relieved unless
the former shall revoke the order as to the
New Orleans Council but from the fact
that Hancock has not asked to be relieved,
it is inferred that probably the difference
between Grant and Hancock has been
satisfactorily settled.
General Jefreys was to-day confirmed
by the Senate as Register of the Treasury.
by a vote of % to Is.
The reception of Chief Justice Chase
and his daughters, Mrs. Sprague and Miss
Chase, was attended by an universally
large number of visitors, and is pro.
nounced to be one of the most agreeable
of the season.
Senator Chandler gave q party tonight
which was attended by q brilliant assem-,
blage.
The impeachment fever has abatet
wonderfully, and the general opinion pow
is that the matter will expire within the
Reconstruction Committee, and that posi-.
bly, no report on the subject will be made
to the House. WALLACE.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, February l2-Evening.-The
proceedings in the American Congress re-
gardipg allegiance and citizenship ore re-
ceived. The comments Of the press gene
rally are favorable to the American view.
Brett on. P.) succeeds Selwyn as So
licitor General.
CoNsTANTISorLE, February l2.-The
United States steamer Ticonderoga is at
Crete, under special orders from Commo-
dore Farragut.
LONDON, February 12-Noon.-Consols,
931aG93L. United States bonds are in
demand at III. Afternoon.-Securities
unchanged. EUening. = Consols, 93I
United States bonds, 71T.
LIVERPOOL, February l2-Noon.-Cot-
ton frmer; estimated sales, $4,000 bales ;
uplands, sH@85ad.; Orleans, SA6S%d.
Afternoon.-Cotton a shade easier /; quo
tations unchanged. Lard, 54s. Cd. Tai
low, AIS. Cd. Naval stores frmer. Com
mon rosin, IS. Sd. %Turpentine, 3ls. Eve-
ning.-Cotton quieter, but firm uplands,
s sd; Orleans, sgd; sales, 10000 bales.
Naval stores quiet and unchanged.