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VISITING ON NEW YEARS DAY.-Thc custom of
visiting on New Years Day seems to be falling
into desuetude, ut least in this city, and the dam
per which was put upon ii yesterday by the
weather may. perhaps, have the effect of extin-
gushing it altogether. The fact is, that, like
many customs which had their origin in Il healthy
and commcndablc desire for sociabilitv. it has de-
gcneratcduntil il has bccomel little better than nui-
sancc. SO long as persons merely visited each other
to keep up acquaintance, to renew old friendships,
and 10 extend their connection, twas we'll enough
but the profuse hospitality Of California, and the
social rivalry existing in all large cities, have OPP
Grated To convert every other dwclling-hOusc into
a private tap-room on New Years Day, and the
consequence Is that the more friends Il man has,
the more Is hc III danger of becoming intoxicated
before he has concluded his round of visits.
Custom renders it imperative upon the visited to
offer, and the visitor to accept, some refreshment
Oh these occasions, and however temperate a man
may be, what with taking n glass ofegg-nng here.
n bumper of champagne there, n glass of clarct
elsewhere, sherry or port in another place, it is
ten chances 10 one that 10y the time nc reaches the
last ON bis list OF friends, he is in a condition to
be put 10 bed, and has laid the foundation for n
tremendous headache and a general imptitude
for business on the morrow. Ii NAV be said that
no one i obliged 10 drink where he visits. but the
fact l. that custom makes a refusal matter for Of
Tense, and the generality of men are unwilling TO
appear unsOciable or To run the risk of having
uuiricndly motives imputed TO them. No one
Will assert, we imagine, that 4 drinking bout is a
dcsir5blc commencement of a new year: and.
therefore, unless we can manage To return 70 the
true spirit Of the observance, and abolish the
mischicyOus practice of setting ont tables loaded
with wines and liquors, we are Of opinion that
the custom of visiting ON New Years Day NAV
just as well De suffered 20 die out.-TImeS.
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RATHER TmN.-A ludicrous incident occurred
ut WOOdlawn, on the BlpDmingdalc road. Jones
hotel OF that place, Is OrIamcntcd with an ostlcr,
whose fun is rs fearless as his face is ugly. One
day in January, while twenty or thirty fast gen
ticmcn were standing on the front balcony of the
hotel an individual rode up the path, ON the thin
CT horse mortal eyes ever looked upon. Lcapins
from his phantom stecd, the equestrian sand,
turning TO the Cstlcr
"llere John, give INV horse some water"
"Sir? ?" said John with Il look of establishment
&" Give my horse some water 80 Numbered the
stranger.
'Your horse - calculated John, still more sur
prised.
Yes, You fool, my horse 80 and the stranger
looked saNagely ut him, AMI commenced drawing
the lash of lis whip through his hand.
John walked towards him as though he would
demand an explanation, and had taken about six
steps, when lac suddenly stopped like one sur
prised beyond expression.
" Bless my soul :" says he, - AK your pardon,
sir but your mammal was n standin' on a line
him -
The owner of the spectral beast tried to frown,
but a roar from the balcony made him change his
mind.
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EDITORIAL ROOMS OF THE TRIBU!
Ring the Bell!

-.
Abraham Lincoln has clicked this bell-spring.
Thackeray has peered through this netted graf
ing. John Brown has leaned against this door
post. Kossuth has pared his finger nails in this
entry. Jenny Lind has drawn a silk skirt over
this floor; and Henry Clay's silvery voice has
hoated about this circular iron corridor. The
feet of scores of distinguished dead have trodden
these metal -stairs.
, 1869-01-22
pain
MADRID, Jan. 1.

MADRID, Jan. l.
The Gazette Of to day does not contain
anything concerning the reported insur-
reetiOn ut Malaga.
The Correspon iencia states hat tele-
grams have been received here, dated
yesterday evening, announcing that a
committee Of the Provincial Depulation
h d had an interview with General Ca
balltro de Rodas. The General issued o
proclamation, which proved f%rnillrss, and
afterwards published IA bando declaring
The low" in "a state Of siege, at the same
time informing the foreign Consuls that
h. in'endrd attacking the insurgents.
According TO the latest reports The volun-
tiers, numbering 700, were prepared to
face the Government, forces, aud had for
tilted the Trinity quarter Of the town.
Evening.
1t is stated that, after an engagement
in The streets If Malaga to-day, General
CabalIero de Rodas succeeded in restoring
order.
Two hattalions of the National Guard
remained faithful 10 the Government.
The new municipality of Madrid has
elected Senior Rivero to the post of
Alcalde.
, 1869-01-22
From the Packet Edition Of the Cleaner Dec. "a

DURING the greater part of the period
that has elapsed since the emancipation
OF the slaves 10 the British West Indies,
the existence Of the slave-trade and
slavery, by which the Spanish coIorists
IN this quarter of the globe have been
enabled to secure C o%ntinuous labour in
the furiherance Of their industry, has
been regarded. as the great bar to the
prosperity of the British sugar producers.
Of late years, however, The slave-irade
has been greatly reduced and may be
said now hardly TO exist, and it is a ques-
ton whether, without a continued re-
newal of. supplies, slave labor has any
material advantage in point Of cheapness
over free labour. Be this as it may,
long ere the free labour producer could
settle the question 10 his own satisfaction,
his mind became engrossed by the dam
ger to his welfare menaced by the beet
root growers, a more active competitor
and more formidable antagonist than
ever the Spanish STAKEHOLDER has been.
Evidence of this fact is afforded in the
, 1869-01-22
THE CONFERENCE.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Dec. 81.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Dec. 81.
At a Council of Ministers. held here
yesterday, The Porte finally decided to join
the Conference on receiving satisfactory
assurances from the representatives of
England, France, and Austria that the
FIVE points of the uHsmatum are to form
the basis of the discussion.
The Turkish representative will with
draw in the event of the Introduction of
other questions at the Conference.
General Ignatieff has applied to the
Porte to suspend the measure expelling
Greek ships from Ottoman ports and
Greek subjects from the empire. The
other representatives here Of foreign Pow
ers decline to support the Russian re-
quest. but generally recommend m"dera-
ton, The Porte replied that the Cow
ernment could not suspend the above
measures until guarantees had been OBJ
tanned from Greece.
, 1869-01-22
TURKEY AND GREECE.
(OEcial.)
CONsTANTINOPLE, Dec. 80.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 3O.
A telegram, dated The 80 h of Decbr.,
from the GOvernor-GrneraI of Crete, cOu-
veys The following intelllgence:-
1.-The military measures taken to des-
troy the remains Of the Volunteer hands
who still existed in the part of Sphakia
called CaIicrati have just been entirely
crowned with success.
~"Petropoulaki and all the foreign Vo-
lunteers in the island have laid down their
arms and surrendered 10 the Imperial
troops. The members of the so-called
Provisional Government, and all the
chiefs of the Sphakiote bands, have de-
cidrd TO quit q, fnitively the island. They
will be sent on board steamers 10 Greece
, 1869-01-22
FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. l.
The Emperor received the Diplomatic
Body and the Ministers of Stale at the
Tuileries at l O'Clock to-day.
HIS Majesty is stated to have made the
foIlowi' g reply 10 the congratulations of
the Diplomatic Body :
IL receive with pleasure your congratu-
l%a,ions, and 1 am glad to testify 10 the
c0nciliaiory spirit which animairs The
d frrrnt foreign Powers, aud which al
lows difficulties when they arise to be re-
moved.
II hope that the year 1869, like 1868,
will remove alarms and consolidate peace,
which is SO necessary to the civilized
world"
, 1869-01-22

death. After shooting a deer, and while
in the act of assisting some one in con-
veying it home, the other loaded barrel of
his towing piece went off and the ball
entered his forehead and passed through
his brain. He died in a few hours after
wards.
, 1869-01-22
HUNGARY.

NEUsATZ, Dec. %.
An appeal has been issaed to the inhab-
itants OF Srrvlan nationality, calling upon
them to render assistance 10 the Hellenes
in their conflict with The Turks.
, 1869-01-22
CROATIA.
AGRAM, Jan. /.

AGRAM, Jan. /.
The Conference convoktd Ivy the Ban
of Croatia has decided in favour of es'ab-
fishing a responsible Government similar
to that existing in Hungary.
, 1869-01-22
8 Q. @ e IL WAS.

January |.
The Porte received the imitation to
the Conference yesterday.
l. is asserted thar Fuad Pa:ha wilf~re-
present Turkey. The day of The meeting
Of the Conference is no, fixed.
, 1869-01-22
(per the Java, via Queenstown.


Dec. 90, Noon.
Mr.. Sumner has presented To the Sc
nate a memorial asking that the word
"whitt" be struck out of the NaturalIZa-
ton Laws.
A Special Congressional Committee
has arrived in New York to investigate
the alleged cleo ion frauds.
The Arkansas refugees aIlege that the
State Militia pamper The negroes and
murder and plumber the whites. Gen-a
eral Upham, commanding the Militia,
asserts that the Militia only enforce The
laws aud quell rrbelIious demonstrations.
Martial law continues in several coun-
ties.
Mr.. M'Culloch has instructed the COL
lector of New Orleans not to s, ize or
delain Peruvian iron-c ads, as their trans
fer 10 The Peruvian flag had been proper
ly made.
Mr.. Raaslof, the Danish Minister of
War, has arrived at Washington, and has
been cordially received.
The Governor Of British Columbia has
announced to the Legislature that The
Confederation project will he held in
allegiance pending The settlement of the
Huhson's Bay question.
The Canadian Ass mhly has adjourned
until thu 6rh of January.
The Toronto Court of Queens Bench
has refused to grant Whelan a new trial.
An,i-Confederation Leagues are being
organized in Nova Scotia.
General LA Tree and E<ping. with
Spanish rrinforcements, have arrived ut
Havannah.
December 90
It is reported that Mr.. Caleb Gushing
has left FIR NV G en"da 20 neg"tiate on
behalf of the United States Government
for a grant Of the right Of way for the
purpose Of making an interoctanic canal.
e neral Grant has sem two members
of tile stiff 10 investigate the late disturb
ances 10 Louisiana and Arkansas.
MEXICO.
President Juarez has vetoed the Bill
permitting the free expectation of Mex
, 1869-01-22
AMERICA. +:
by atlantic Telegraph

NEW YORK, Jan. I.
To-day being New Year's-d"y there is
a holiday on the Exchange.
Armed bands Of nrgr"es are plundering
the plantations near Savannah. They
have rescued some negro prisoners from
the custody Of The Sheriff, and are pick
cling the roads aud defying the authori-
ties.
The citizens are organizing to rein
force the Sheriff and proceed against the
negroes.
The National Company's steamship
Erin arrived out to-day.
, 1869-01-22
GU BA.

The Spanish troops arriving at Havan-
nah are immediately despatched 70 the
insurfectionary districts.
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S. 8ebeI Gisentblmer.
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aufmerfiamie Yaese BET auBerlt btaisen gretlen.
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gefommen iit, beridtet bas N. g.. Sonrnal: Sm
Musuit b. 5. itarb Elm in GDpreb 6la anidlitg 9eue'
iener 0eutl9er, gbilipp Born, nit Sinterlalllng
abseIddbten Mreals in ga1- Stem. Dort. iber meldes
Der WerfDrbene feline lebtlpiu9en Werfugnn9en 9e=
troffen bate gah 0em Sooe oes Born bil0ete iidb
Ieine f0rmli6e 8erihw6run9 BON Wtdnnern. welbe
Elm Sefament i'm Namen 0es Verltorbenen auflebten
uno bafelbe 3ur Beslaubisune in oer Surro9ate
Court BON Gin8s gDuntD einrei4ten.
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8eerdbnibplabes, iebt Snbaber zines Gagerbieria=
looms in eDpreB SiQ, mar lGngere 3ett Elm tnttner
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nit Muem befannt, mas ibn unb oeiien 0ermD9en
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fibes gu ieben, entparf Bersemann folsenoen glan
Itit elmer Photographic oes Neritorbenen i'm 8efb,
begab .. li nad Jetp. Oorf uno iebte idb nit Sobn
Seimann, eirem 9hreiber bel einem Mopotaten, Otto
Arnous uno g. @oloitein. 8arfeeper in elnem sa=
Sn elmer Gaserber. gDirtbidaft fam Der @enies
freid CUR Musflbruno; nit ben Worten: rOieies.
meine 9erren, 1T Der Wann, tpeber nunmebr leinen
leben Billen auf3uieBen wiinidt" auf oas Bib oes
Werorbenen 6euteno uno bin5nfi9eno: uer 1T alp,
penn ni4t in perion, 10 bod in efse eesenpartis"
erDffnete Bergemonn bic pfeuoo oeridtlide gSroces
bur. @ereemann bietirte benz als Gerihtsihreiber
fun9irenoen ylotariatseleDen 9eimann nod ieinem
5inne in Die Seoer uno permabte 6rau Siloebranb,
gbefrou oes Unit. 3ilbebrano, 2a8erbierwirtbs in
gaf Neu=Dorf, oas eeIammte lie9en6e gi9entbum.
Die Sodter befam inen Oollar, uno bamit fein
Werbabt rese peroe, iebte ct i'm Namen oes 0ertor=
benen be Summe pon$l00 aus init pelder Elm Wear=
moroenfmal rSn ulemoriam" oeul Seftator geebt
meroen iollte.
Arnous fdlIate bic Sonbiarift rSobn Ybilipp
Born" nnb 5rpar in elmer 10 polenbet,n Weile, 0aB
Der Weritorbene, tpdre ct pl6blih unter Die Wer-
ldm0rer aetreten, bieielbe auf ben erten Bid fur
Die 1eini9e 9ebalten haben miroe. Mls 3eu9en Il.
gurirten Seimann uno @oloitein, tuorauf y. Seoem
Die Gumme pon $lOO fur ibre peroddbtisen 0ienite
einbdnbiete. Dieies falide Senament touroe benz
nddit Dem Surrogate iiberseben. Mls Der NIT ei=
mem Dollar beoabten ein5gen Sohter oes grbiaI=
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fodt bas Seltoment an, nit aus ipe5ieaen, ionoern
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ginem Der 0erldp6rer, Mrnous, mubte bon oie=
fen Norgdneen etmas 81 Obren gefommen ,ein; er
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uns perben Die chen ansefibrten Wor,pdnbe aeltenb
seulad)t. @louab babe nemlid ben Col. &pnerion
6dourd5. baB Ct i'm einen Sdurten uno enen 5eig-
ieinen SOB leibit perlduloet Die Mnwdlte Der Rld
germ itiben iiG auf ben Yunft, boB @Ioueb ben
Rpnerlon tpirtlih fir einen SSeelne 9ebalten uno
beBpeeen einen Nneriif BON bemieben niat erpartst
babe gr lei bon benz Oberfen unermartet an9s-
taitet, nnb auf bic Weiaeruns. feline Worte aurad=
aunebmen, nieoergei4oiisn poroen. ebe e lrqsno 2
@eleeenheit eebabt, iidb Bu nertbeioisen. Ser Jal
bat bier bebeutenbes Mufieben erreet unb man iebs
Der GntiAeioung nit @pannuna entgegen.
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Wagner perlan9t.
Gin Basner, msGer isu gefddft gut sersbt. fann BE
sutem 2ota bauernbe Mbstt fnben unb ossi enretsn.
q. u. Yfeffer,
Dresben, NuSfinsum Gp., Sbio.
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Oemti1=amerifanifbes S1ationaltuerf.

Dcuti d. amerifaniiebes Ssatioualtperf.
gei griebrid @ertarb in New gurf eridetnt sum l..
Sep 1869 ab in balbmonaeu Sesrunsen su le Is ets:
9euti9>ameritauii9es Gonueriationsssc sscgifon.
nit 5pesieller Giidfi6t auf bos BebirfniB Der in
Mmerifa lebenben OeutI1en,
nit genutuna aer beutden amerifaniden ensliIen unb
fron,Siden Sueen unb Mitwrfuns sier bersprra-
senben beutden Sdrifteaer Imerifas, bsarbeiet BON
Yrpf. n. s. S6em,
Bdnbeu uber 80 2ierunssn e 80 Seiten eppre-
fen Druds, in srcB Oetap.
unIere 8et seans BON ssbem Der .iniasmassn auf Bill
tuns Mnpruh mat oeer gut forenmsn w psnt9tens et>
ne alaemene 8efannthaf nit allen Sddern ees gDenS.
Mber Der umane 1T u 9rpe aS baB Der Gtnslne eoen Se>
eentanb beg Wdens u isinsm StueiIm MAIDEN tonns:
Sp.;as bss 6iitns ansudafsr Concentrations -9erifOn
gum Sadlaeen nber jeoen sorcmmenben @esenifane nb
esstab drn lansf Elm BeSarint nne tn gnropa IN esm
Deut1hlanb erfenenen gpnserat ons 0erfa nber saes
mac aertaniie Uerbdnie betrit entmsesr unsennsene
amsriia Srt ssests 9sns assr in sinsn OIasn rfs bod
gan bepneers aud eenhsenbe uno rps Musunt mber @e
eas EnOen min bic 8udnos unb gsrsantfs amsrias
brit bee 0aabes, wees ene uno ietner Samtlte neue
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ciaer, ftter secarapbiiaer biurii4er btos
srepeilter. iuriitder msoisinilaes
Sanbel unb Banbel b,nsen mas In ben beuden grnser.
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anberen gSerte enthaten TT: .a.r.
Mue Buhbdnbier unb 9titunsSagenen een1en Sefeuun~
gen an, lowie Ger 8erleger.
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gbieaso, 2. Seq. s. W. gmeneer, elm beuts
ider Barber, an Der Cottage @rope Npenue, be-
1toB, aug 2ebensIberoruB oieie 0elt su perlalien
unb nereiftete ih beute ourb Mrienit.
3nei 8riiber. Namens Charles unb Sobn Seller,
i'm Mlter BON 10 uno Is Sabren. ertranten aeitern
beim 99littiGublaufen i'm Sainois unb Midisan=
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Die Cincinnati eeeenieitiee
0eIunbbeitS= 0eritheru1gS=@e=
feulhaft+
Ser Arbetter Trcun0 uno Selfer tn ber Nntb !
@arantie Capital. .............. $500, 900 GO
gngesabltes gapttal. ........... 800 90
Netto capital an, l. Sanuar 1869, 156,659 45
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tsnoe Rrantbtsdl us, uno saranttr e mao sgunid pee
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unteriusung pom
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gBittmengelb BON
90 bis 1000 0pnars.
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benen Bhrsern Der Staot Cincinnati, unb nb es ndm-
LID Die folseneen 6erren:
u. 8. &attermann, BrdFbent,
WagmelI g. @abois, 8iee- -Yrdfoent,
BENJAMIN s. Brannon, @babmeifter,
Yrditpsnt Der Granflin Banf BON Cincinnati.
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S'n sesIs Sss,sr' grdF'sn' Der eagle ssrssranss
Y. M. 5olton, bon gteree, Eule y. BOLTON.
Yeter u. Dtite, 8eriderunes. asentur.
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brfanten. ~
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reits ber $4,000 ranfenaber unb nb hiee Sdmmt.
lid prpmst mad gmpfans Der selpeetipen dstIi6en Gerti
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