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The New York herald., 1869-01-07
ANU s EMEN NTs.

THE GERMAN STADT THEATRB.-Last evening this
theatrical wilderness was well filed In every part
an unfrequent occurrence Of late considering. not
the dimensions OF the establishment but the excel
ience Of the representations generally given. Mime.
Won Baerndorf, Baroness Won Schoultz, appeared a.
Katharine. In Shakspeares pleasing comedy or
flaming the Shrew," and achieved quite triumph
by her admirable Interpretation OF the character.
the roe y very one rsGSn
acceptable. II is not too much 10 say that Nine.
Baerndorf displayed all the qualities necessary for
charming and while she infused into the spark
ling passages spirit OF sprightliness and humor, her
Sy nss
conception OF the part In fine, Nine. Baerndorf 8
excellent portrayal OF Katharlne-the true repre-
the result OF long study and earnest application,
and the fruits OF an intellectual appreciation and
well cultured mind. Throughout the entire evening
in9 being the subject Of general admiration. With
q few exceptions she was ably supported, Mr. Jen-
My. indeed, nearly all the characters were well
sustained. Nine. Baerndorf intends giving a series
OF representations 1T the Union League Club theatre
on saturday evening.
Theatrical and Musical Notes.
Like Napoleon-Mlle. Desciauzas as the gendarme
In eGenevieve."
There is q female at the Tammany, who dances the
can-can In the air.
Mr.. and Mrs. vandenhor give nnal reading at
the Union League Club theatre this evening.
Mrs. scott-siddons, supported by New York CON-
pany, Is at present performing her Shakspearian
roles In Washington.
Janauschek is playing successful engagement at
Cincinnati
Miss A. St. CLAIR was 10 lecture at Salt Lake City
prior to her departure for California.
Mr.. j. II. Hackett, who is shortly TO appear In this
otfv ut,a nh ofpn afafY nj Hal
ford on Tuesday evening.
ole Bull and troupe win give two concerts in Bos.
ton-tosmorrow and Saturday evening.
The present attraction at Detroit Is 'Humpty
Dumpty.n
Boucicault's life Of an Actress,r with Nine.
scheller and q. b. waldron is drawing large houses
ut salt Lake.
Preparations are now being made by the New
York Harmonic Society TO produce Mendelsohn's g
oratorio OF "Elijah.u The work VIII be given on the
llth OF February next, when several eminent artists
The farepa- Rosa troupe gave concert last night
In Boston prior 10 their appearance tomorrow even.
Ing at Steinway Hal.
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General Young. Supervisor OF Internal Revenue
for Ohio seized Anton Freidman's rectifying house
at Cincinnati yesterday.
Mr.. John Il. Weed, OF Portchester, N. ", whose
mysterious disappearance on saturday caused $50 80
wandered TO Richmond, Va, his mind being EVIL
IDENTITY In an unsettled condition at the time
lre IN Indianapolis on Tuesday night destroyed
the stores Of A. q. Brackenbush Co., dealers In
agricultural Implements, and Anderson Bros,
Qrocers Tho loss viii amount TO about $40, ,00o par
TALLY insured.
number Of publishers, editors and printers Of
Chicago last evening formed the Franklin Society
of Chicago, whose object In to maintain library
and reading room, procure lecturers and promote
the Intellectual Improvement OF the members.
J. w. Beatty, who was charged with rebbing the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company's office
at Annvile Pa In April last was tried yesterday q
Lebanon, Pa, and found guilty. Beatty viii De
tried to-day ON the charge OF robbing the safe Of
Andrew Krider, a. Annvile, In April last. Nat Der
went who was engaged with Beatty, escaped mom rom
u stu q large.
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EUR oPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKBr.-LoND0s, Jan. o4:30
p. M-Consols close at 92k for money, and % for
the account United States nve-twenty bonds dull
at 7lH. Stocks nrmer. Erie, 25s<; Illinois, o6H.
PARIS BorRsE.-PARIs. Jan. 6.-Bourse steady:
Rentes 70fr. sc.
States fvetwenty bonds, 7ss 7sk fos the issue Of
1852.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAREET.-LTvJsR2COI. Jan. O.
4:30 p. M.The market closed quiat at the following
quotati0ns:-Mddling uplands Id II 1Kd.; mid
ding Orleans, Ike. 1l,sd. Thsysaes OF the day
have been II, 900 bales.
HAvRE C0rToN AARKKr.-HAvRyt Jan. 6.-Cotton
market hrmer for both tres ordpAaire on the spot
and low mkddlngs to arrive; tine latter Is quoted as
l2sf.
LIVERPOOL BRBADsrrFFs MNsxEr.-LIvERPooI,
Jan. 6Evening. .-Flonr. 27s. .Ka 80. per bbl. for
Western Canal NW
LIVERPOOL Provision NMARKx1.-LrvERPooI, Jan
6-Evening.-Lard 6as. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr--IONDoN, Jan. a.
LInseed oil, f21 l0e per ton. Tallow AIS per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANrwERP, Jan. 0-Petr0-
leum hrm, at $751; q 51f. for standard white.
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ILLINOIS,.

Decision Rendered In Suit Between Rival
Telegraph Conpanies-Important Decision
by Judge Drummond.
CHICAGO. Jan. Q, 1869.
the cnancery branch of he Supreme Court case
aYecting the interests OF rival telegraph companies
was decided yesterday by Judge Jameson. The ques-
tions OF the right to use the poles orig
inally erected by the Great Eastern Rail-
road CompanG was involved. II was moved
In the court to tear down the wires Of the rival COM
panies, but the Court decided only the personal
quarrel. The induction Is dissolved and no injury
accrues to either OF the companies.
Judge Drummond, Of the United States District
Court, gave important decision to-day respecting
the Congressional whiskey act OF July 20 1857. The
Court decided that every single provision Of the law
accords with the constitution, and dissolved an In
juction TO restrain the revenue Officers from acting
under its inst ructons.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


oGNAx6
ALBANY. Jan. 8, 1860.
BILLS NOTICED
BY Mr.. CREAMER-Relating to the salaries Of the
members OF the Metropolitan Police.
BY Mr.. FoLGER-To submit to the people the con-
stitution proposed BY the late Convention.
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING certain powers on
the Board of Education OF Syracuse.
BY Mr.. HALE-To amend existing laws relative to
bribery.
BY Mr.. .MuRPHY-Incorporasin the Fulton Market
BY Mr.. CAULDwELL--To repeal the act relative to
bridges over the Croton river in Westchester county,
BY Mr.. NIcKs-DIvdlng the county Of Steuben.
BY Mr MURPHY-Amending the act Incorporating
the New York Bridge Company Company.
BY Mr.. HALE-Of citizens OF Clinton and Essex
counties for state aid to the whitehall and Plattsburg
BY Mr.. CAMrBELI-Uf citizens OF Oneida county
for the repeal OF acts pertaining to the National
BY Mr.. MoRRIs-To increase the salaries Of the
judges Of the Court OF Appeals ana the Supreme
Court.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding to evidence In criminal
BY Mr. KENNEDy-Authorizin the city Of Syracuse
TO issue bonds and take stock In the Syracuse North
ern, and Syracuse and ChenanRo Valley Railroads.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures demonstration OF q
railroad In Twenty third and other streets, In New
York.
BY MI. PrEEoR providing an amendment to the
judges Of the Court Of Appeals and their term OF
office.
BY Mr.. TwEED-To amend an act entitled, "An act
to revise and consolidate the general acts relative TO
public instruction"
BY Mr. GRAHAM-Authorizing the village Of Mid
detown TO issue bonds and take stock In the Oswego
Midland Railroad.
BY Mr.. KENNRDY-TO amend the charter Of the
East India Telegraph Company.
INQUIRY INTO THE ISSUE OF STOCK BY THE CENTRAL
AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS.
On motion OF Senator BEACH the resolution offered
BY him yesterday was taken from the table, direct
ing the Railroad Committee to investigate the facts
and circumstances connected with the issue OF stock
by the Central and hudson River railroads, and re-
port what action, H any, Ii necessary TO protect the
rights OF the bona fde stockholders in railroad cor
pOratl0ns
Mr. CAMPBELL moved its reference to the Judiciary
Committee. Lost by yeas IL, nays Is.
On motion OF Mr.. TWEED the resolution was
amended by instructing the committee to report In
thirty days. The resolution as then adopted the
Lieutenant Governor giving the casting vote.
A concurrent resolution relating to adjournment
was received from the Assembly and tabled.
The Senate then adjourned. eM@
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VIRGINIA.

Members Of the Late Constitutional Conven.
tI0n Not 10 be Paid-Revenue Collection In
the Richmond District.
RICHMOND, Jan. Q, 1860.
The State Treasurer having written to General
stoneman recommending the payment of members
OF the late Constitutional Convention Of the
balance due them, General Stoneman replies
that having consulted with Secretary Sch01eld who
commanded the district at the time the Convention
In session. he declines to issue an order for the
payment OF said balance
The revenue collections in this district for last
year 100000 being nearly 100000 more than
In 1867.
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MARYLAND.

A Circuit Court Decision-1Tarringe Contracts
Between slaves Legalixed by Emancipa-
tiou.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Q, 1862
In the Circuit Court yesterday Judge Pinkney de-
livered his opinion In the 0se OF Addison vs..
Addison. The bill In the case was filed for
the sale OF certain property, the title OF which
involved question OF the legality OF q
marriage contract between slaves Judge Pnkney
decided tnat emancipation gives 10 the slave his
civil rights and a contract OF marriage legal and
valid by the consent OF the master and the moral
assent Of the slave from the moment OF hls freedom.
Although dormant during slavery, 1t produces all
the effects which result from such contracts among
free persons.
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NEW YORK.

Shocking Disaster at Rochcstcr-Eighf PER-
sons Killed and Thirty Seriously injured nc
Church Festival.
ROCHESTER, Jan. Q, 1860.
shocking accident occurred in this city
this evening. by which eight persons
were killed and thirty seriously injured. A
moor In the schoolhouse OF st. Peters
and st. Paul's Roman Catholic church gave way
while " was crowded with people attending the ho
day festival. Three hundred and more persons
went down and several were instantly Killed. The
widest excitement ensued, and II was some time
before the wounded could be taken from the DEBRIS
The following are the killed:-Bernard Downer and
WIFE Mrs George Rink, Mrs. Charles Spar George
pop, Kate Lawrence, Emma Beers and Margaret
weiss Many surgeons are attending the injured
some OF whom win probably die. The building was
erected last summer.
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PARAGUAY.

The War News Unimportant-Interview Be-
tween President Lopez and the United
States NIinister-FuIl AtOnement for Recent
Outrases Guaranteed.
PARIS, Jan. 0, 1859.
Later advices have been received here from Para
quay.
The war news was meagre and unimportant.
Mr.. Mcmahon, the American Minister to Paraguay,
had had an audience with President Lopez, and the
result was understood TO be eminently satisfactory
full atonement for the recent outrages TO the Ameri-
can nag having been guaranteed.
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A NEGRO MAN SHOT.

colored man named Enock, formerly. slave,
IRON Bnghamton, by william o. Markham. white
man. Markham stood IN his own house and fred
upon the negro through the window. The gun was
loaded with heavy shot, which scattered and
wounded him, mainly in the abdomen. Enock lay
In the street for some time and died few hours
after he was shot, Markham was arrested.
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TINE COOPER INSTITUTE CHEMICAL CLASS.

Professor stone delivered one Of hts series Of leo
lures in the Chemical Class room OF the Cooper Insi
tute last evening. Notwithstanding the fact
that "Chemistry Applied TO the Fine Artsv had been
announced as the subject Of the evening, the
Professor contented himself with endeavoring to
give his audience some idea OF the composition OF
iron ores. The class was mainly composed OF luve-
niles, and the lecture was admirably adapted to
their understandings. Having exhibited various
specimens OF iron ore, the Professor touched on
ture OF pig ron said 1.-THE Of iron are so numer-
Gus that every part OF our society Is permeated
cent numerous cases OF stabbing, and wound up
with one or two simple experiments In chemistry.
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ITALY

Tho Disturbances Caused by Unpopular Taxes
Still Continue.
FLORENCE, Jan. Q, 1Soo
Disturbances, caused by the collection OF unpopu-
lar taxes, continue. There is much agitation In
Reggie and Bologna. Lieutenant General Cadorna,
commandant OF the military division Of Florence,
has been despatched to Parma to restore order In
that city.
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TERRIBLE MARINE DISASTER.

LONDON, Jan. Q. 1859.
The British ship Southern Empire. Captain Dun
Iop, which sailed from New Orleans on the 18th OF
November last foundered at sea on the 18th ult All
hands were lost. The Southern Empire was built at
Quebec In 1885, ana was l,l42 tons burden.
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Massachusetts,.

BOSTON, jan g. 1859.
The Massachusetts, Legislature convened to-day.
The Senate elected Robert e. Pitman. OF New Bed
ford, President by twentyfour votes against twelve
for Braston the President OF last session. and three
scattering. The House elected Harvey Jewell
Speaker by 1872 votes against l03 for Mr. Baker. The
Senate elected Stephen N. Clifford Clerk and John
Morrissey, Sergeantat-Arms.
The House elected William s. Robinson, Clerk,
with only six opposition votes. and Gardner Tufts
Sergeant-atArms
After the organization both branches proceeded
under the escort OF the Independent Cadets to the
old South church, where the annual sermon was
preached by the Rev. b. II. Clarke, OF Chelmsford.
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Pennsylvania.

HARRIS BURG, Jan. 8, 1859.
The Governors message was delivered to the
Legislature to-day. He speaks of the prosperous
condition Of the State finances showing that the debt
Is annually diminishing, and recommends retrerch-
ment in every department. The common schools are
in satisfactory condition, but he estimates that
seventyhve thousand children in the State are with
out school facilities, and urges Improvement,
and also increase In the salaries for teachers He
urges the adoption OF measures to prevent fraudu-
lent naturalization. He aludes to the OF Hester
Vaughan and other prisoners under sentence Of
death, for whose execution warrants have never
been signed and suggests law allowing the Gov
ernor to commute q death penalty for term Of
years.
The joint republican caucus met this afternoon
and Immediately nominated John Scott OF Hunt
ingd0n for United States Senator, and X. w. Mackey,
OF PittsburR, for State Treasurer.
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ealn From NEW nfxco.

Ex-Governor Arney, OF New Mexico has arrived
In Chicago en- route TO Washington. with some spen
did specimens OF gold from the Marno mines near
the boundary Of Colorado ana New Mexico; 1S6
ounces Of gold were taken out IN two weeks, which
assays over eighteen dollars per ounce. Mr.. Arney
says II the Indians were removed 30 the mine
could be worked II Is capable OF paying the national
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CALF ORNIA.


Marine and Mining News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9, 1859.
The steamer Sacramento sailed to-day for Panama,
with s7o4,ooo in treasure, s47l.oo0 OF which Is for
New York and $27s,0O0 for England.
The Kentuck Mining Company have declared .
dividend OF twenty dollars share for December
PAYABLE on the 9th Of January.
The Yellow Jacket Company have declared q divi-
dend Of $500 share for the quarter ending Docem-
ber 81, payable on the 18th OF January.
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the CLEVELAND AND arrssuas RAILROAD.

CLEVELAND, Jan. g. 1892
At meeting Of the stockholders OF theOlevelana
and Pfttsburg Railroad to-day the following Board
Of Directors was elected:-J. N. McCulIoueh, J. Cst
J. Graham, Gardner James, r. Clark, E. p Coe or
Ohio; B. r. Jones, James Stckney, OF Pennsylvaaa,
n A. Prentiss, John d. Taylor, n. Millard snd Wll-
liam n. Uoaman. gf1
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A.-ChicIxering & Sons,
MANUFACTURES OF
t3RAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT py aNOQ

received the hrst grand soid medal,
and est higher rseompense, the Cross OF the Legion Of
honor. n The unveal Exposition Paris 1857 These
the highest awards OF the Exposition and the hounc Of
CHICkER1NG SONS the only honorsd. In
the United States have been awarded sixvnne
miums In direct competition with the leading
Of the country, and the Great Exhibition LONDON
received the highest award given tho
United States. fotal seventy hrs premiums and the
world.
wARERooxs NO. II EAST FOURTEENTH STREET,
new York. between Broadway and Fifth avenue.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

In Boston.
Bosror, Jan. Q, 1909.
The programme for a grand musical festival In
Boston, to take place In June next to commemorate
the restoration Of peace and the Unon published
II promises an orchestra OF 1000 performers and
or the public schools. The festival will last three
days. The President OF tho United states and his
Cabinet the heads Of departments, Governors OF
invited.
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MEXICO.

Arrival Of Secretary Plumb at Havana-Gen-
ah Arrogant and observation-disclosures of
American Demands-Brigandage ON the In
crease.
HAVANA. Jan. 8, 1859.
Edward L. Plumb late the American Secretary OF
Legation and Charge d'Afaires at Mexico, arrived
here to-day from Vera Cruz, and Is to sail
on Saturday next for Washington. He brings
with him the copies OF the convention
for the settlement OF American and Mexican claims
and OF the treaty recognizing the rights OF natu-
rallied citizens which were ratified by the Mexican
Congress.
The Mexican journals generally abstain from COM
ment on the speech made by General Rosecrans at
his reception by President Juarez The Corveo, OF
Vera Cruz the only journal which criticises the
discourse, shows much indignation at what 1t calls
the arrogant toneof the American Minister and thee
nuuen menace OF his words. Many ruInOrs calcu-
lated TO create alarm were circulating IN Mexico
regarding the mission OF General ROsecrans and it
was reported that the recent frequent sessions OF
Congress with closed doors hed to consider the
subject OF his demands; but they were probably
the. two treaties with the United States. The TOO
hepuOtics (newspaper) asserts that these treaties
are not favoraby received by the Americans resi-
dent in Mexico.
the revolutionary cause In Cuba. Some journals de-
mand the annexation Of Cuba and its conversion
into Mexican province.
Brigandage in the country Is steadily on the In
crease, and the commerce and industry OF the c0un-
Try are nearly paralyzed.
General Gonzalez Ortega has issued a manifesto
10 his friends advising them to remain tranquil and
pursue their ordinary vocations for the present.
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woman named Williams residing in Hampton
village, Canada, In q nt Of insanity on Tuesday
drowned her two children IN . barrel OF water and
was discovered In the act Of ending her oan We ~
getting into The hayyol bead inst }
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Jan. o, 1859.
The day calendar the Court OF Appeals for Thurs
day, January u is as folows-Nos. is, 10, IL, Is,
1e 20, "a, y, 25k, "a, 2S, 25, 20 and ~.
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WILMINGTON, Jan. g. 1859.
The Legislature organized at Dover yesterday.
James Williams, Of Kent, was chosen Speaker OF the
Senate, and John Hickman. Of Sussex, Speaker Of
the House. After the organization, both Houses ad-
lourned to attend the funeral OF ex-senator Martin
w. Bates. Governor Saulsbury's Message was trans
nitted to-day.
James A. Bayard, now serving out the term Of the
late Senator Riddle in the United States Senate by
the balance OF the term, which expires the 4th Of
March. For the full term following his son. Thomas
+. Bayard, will probably be chosen.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. e.-The steamship City Of Lon.
on nom new YORK, arrived at this port yesterday.
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A..sris.i-auoi Spring watrr.-OnIy Known
remedy for Cancer and al Diseases Of kjdneys For
sale By druggists Depot 5Sb Broadway, New York.
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A.-Ccld-iue, the safeu and Most EGcciual
House, corner Barclay street.
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A Great Reduction In Price.
H0Fr'S MALT EXTRACT
reduced 10 "a so per dozen.
JOSEPH s PEDERsES. ~ Murray street,
Sole Agent for United States and Britain Provinces n A.
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DETROIT Jan. o, 1859.
At caucus Of the repub lican members Of the
Legislature tonight Hon. z. Chandler was nomi-
mated for reelection to the United States Senate
The Legislature convened at Lansing to-day. Or
ganized and adjourned till tomorrow. The messages
OF the retiring and incoming Governors will be de-
livered tomorrow.
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Coughs and Colds. Who Are s.nerinG
from Coughs Cods Hoarseness, sore Throat Ac should y
"BKowNs BRONCHIAL TRoCdEs," simple reusdT,
which 10 In almost every enestnaL The rochss have
bses ny pronource universally superior to
all other articles for the purpose.
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LEGISLATURES.


AuuUstAs Shn ., Aooes
Both branches OF the Legislature were organized
to-day by the election OF the ofncers who were
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The Members Of the Germay rsesrrL rorx
Society ere nsfsnI nonsd that he = cond extra general
s'ssAss L5e0sans business Y % = acted upon.
- STEI0kE. SecreiAry
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Departure Of Cretan Volunteers
for Syra.
Demands Of the Russian Emperor on the
Sublime Porte.
More Republican Demonstrations
i'm Spain.
An English Vessel Lost at Sea
and ALI Hands Drowned.
Minister ROsecrans' Speech at
Mexico City.
ITS "ARR0GANT TONE' DENOUNCED.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT ROCHESTER,
~>~>~~~~~-~-~~~~-~~~~
Eight Persons Killed and Thirty
Injured.
THE EAS TERN QUESTION.
Departure from Cretan Volunteers for Candin.
LONDON. Jan. 8. 1869.
A despatch from Athens reports that all the
Cretan volunteers have left Gambia and returned to
Syra.
Eject Of the Eastern Difficulty ON the French
Money Market.
LONDON, Jan. o, 1862
The dulness OF the Paris Dourse yesterday and the
material decline In the renres were due to the de-
mands said to have been made by the Russian En-
per0r on the Sublime Porte
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North Carolina.

North Carolina.
RALEIGH, Jan. Q, 1859.
Aquorum was present to-day In both branches OF
the Legislature. The public treasurer submitted
his report stating that the failure to pay the interest
on the State debt was caused by inability to borrow
the necessary s3o6 900 without pedgtng the stocks,
&c., OF the State as c0llaterals.
South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, Jan. g. 1869.
There was quorum in both houses OF the Legis-
lature to-day. No business ofimportance was trans
acted.
The Supreme Court viii deliver the opinion In the
Charleston Aayoralty mandamus case tomorrow.
Florida.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. q, 1859.
A resouuon was offered In the House to-day
directing the Speaker to appoint committee Of five
to investigate the conduct OF Governor Reed.
present and Lieutenant Governor Gleason nresided.
Kentucky. M
LOUISVILLE. JAM Q, 1869.
The annual message Of Governor Stevenson was
submitted to the General Assembly to-day. The
Governor says the people OF Kentucky will all unite
as with heart and mind, irrespective OF the
past, in yielding cordial support to all General
Grants oflcal acts and measures having for their
object the supremacy OF the constitution OF the
United States the restoration ana perpetuty OF the
all their rights as most competent administrators for
our domestic concerns and the buwarks OF republi-
can tendencies The state debt proper upon the
31st OF December was $1,10l,426. 1t Is recon-
mended that the cOnsttuti0nalty of the Civil
Rights bill be tested IN the Supreme Court.
inyioiable majesty and maintenance OF law. and to
shun all secret organizations. The Governor con-
cudes by urging upon the General Assembly the
supreme importance OF using all cndeavors to pro-
mote foreign immigration and the Introduction OF
skilled labor into the state.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT At ROCHESTER,
Eight Persons Killed and Thirty
injured.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Departure from Cretan Volunteers for Candin.
LONDON. Jan. 9, 1869.
despatch from Athens reports that all the
Cretan volunteers have left Gambia and returned to
Svra