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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-12-10
Professional Cards. &c.

BUCKFIELD VILLAGE, Nj.
Particular attention paid 20 dlling and presery.
INK the natural teeth
Artificial Teeth inserted from one tooth 10 a fun
set and al work warranted O. give satisfaction.
Ether administered when desired II advisable
ss-wul visit Canton the first Monday IN each
month and remain through the week nov -.
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secure impartial jury trial by opening the jury
box 10 al male citizens without regard TO race
color. Z. Asserting the right OF the real
Republican party OF reconstruction 70 de-
termiDe the manner well as toe con-
stitution and laws under which the State
shall be restored. s. Asserting that no republi-
can form Of government can long exist, or he
wisely administered where Q considerable portion
of the people are disfrsDchised. aud that the Re.
publican party of the State are not 10 favor OF the
creation of permanent disabilities, but pledges its
efforts and influence to secure the removal Of the
disabilities of those who accept in good faith the
results of the war and cooperate in earnest efforts
for the restoration Of the State under the recon
struction laws but that such removal should be
claimed on superior claims for amnesty, which
are not possessed by the great body of disfran.
chised persons. 9. Asserting that the Repub-
can party ia the real party OF reconstructon. and
that there can be no permanent restoration OF the
State except through its instr umentaliy.
After recognizing the State Central Committee
the convention adjourned. Z
A colored delegate last night was ordered out
Of J. Pratt's hotel, and refusing to go except by
force, was arrested by the police. The mayor
this morning discharged the prisoner, but decided
that hotels ia this city understood 10 be kept
open for whites, and should not be intruded upon
by colored people who were not registered guests
and had no right therein.i --
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FROM ATLANTA.

The Georgia Legislarure---Batifca OF
tho Fifteenth Amendment.
ATLANTA, March 1.-The House passed the
fifteenth amendment by vote of "a yeas to SO
nays.
Members opposing its adoption said the article
destroyed rights exercised by States since the
foundation of the government, and q concession
by the people North and South that they have no
right to determine the right of suffrage. They
claim il concession by Congress that the recon
struction acts unconstitutional and that 1t in
vests Congress with the right to impose suffrage
of all men on the States irrespective of color or
race. They say that the Fundamental principle Of
Democracy Ia that negro suffrage is wrong, not from
any i'll will towards the negro, but because the
Democratic party ia white mans party and
represents the intelligence and virtue of the coun
try; that Gov. Bullock belongs to q class who
desire elevation OF the negro above the whites,
as by that means alone they can secure power. and
when the Republican convention met last May,
they decided that negro suffrage should be i'm.
posed on the States which had seeded. but not
on the loyal States because unconstitutional.
The Republicans said the Democrats must settle
the matter; that the pill looked bad, aud it was
bad, but when swallowed they would feel better.
The extreme Radicals and Democrats left the
hall withoutsyoting.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COLUMBIA S. c., March 1.-THE General Assem-
bly, has passed joint resolution, rstifying the 18th
amendment.
AUGUSTA, GA, March 1.-THE tobacco reported
seized here for alleged violation of the revenue
laws, was released this morning. it having been
proved that there was no ground for seizure.
RICHMOND, March ll.-After a harmonious ses-
sion OF three days, the supreme lodge of Knights
of Pythias adjourned. Charters were granted 20
establish lodges in West Virginia and Ohio. making
thirteen States in which the order is engrafted.
Boston, March ll.-John W. Coleman, who was
arrested by the civil authorities charged with em-
beZzling funds from the freedmen's bureau in
Louisiana, has been turned over to the military
authorities for trial and conveyed TO Fort Warren,
TO be taken TO Louisiana for trial.
LEXINGTON, KY, March ll.-fen. Breckinridge
was welcomed home to-day, and will resume the
practice OF law.
HARRISBURG, Pa, March 1.-THE Senate by a
strict party vote ratified the fifteenth amend
ment.
AUGUSTA, Me-, March 1.-THE Legislature has
ratified the fifteenth amendment.
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quiet. Corn dull and declining. Pork hrmer !;
mess $50 75@3l l2s. Lard dull kettle 1910 l9tc.
Whisky dull at 95c. Groceries dull. Sugar quiet,
Muscovado l2{Gl2sc. Naval stores quiet
Freights dull.
MEMPHIS, March l1.-Cotton active at low rates,
middling uplands 273c. Receipts 57l bales. Ex.
ports $50 bales. .....
CINCINNATI. March n.-Flour dull and no.
changed. Corn 66@67c. Oats CSC. PORK s3l
so. Bulk meats held, shoulders l24c., sides i4Ac.
Bacon held. shoulders l3lc., clear rib sides l6kc,
clear sides l7c. Lard 1870. Hams lS4@l9c.
ST. LOUIS, March 10.-Superfne h1ur s5G
5 IS. Wheat 81 50Gl IS. Corn 6S@70c. Oats
62@6sc. Barley steady. Rye 81 300l 33.
Pork S3l. Bulk meats nominal. Bacon shoul-
der lac; clear sides l7@l74c. Lard ls0lS3c.
Whisky 92c.
CHICAGO, March ll.-Flour $5G6 so. Wheat
81 15@l 154. Corn sec. Oats 534053sc. Rye
81 1901 20. Barley 81 81. Highwines 9Oc.
Pork $50 so. Lard lsc. Bulk shoulders l2c.,
sides 1879.
LOUISVILLE. March l1.-Ssles l03 hhds tobacco
at s56l3. Pork S3l so. Lard l83e. Bacon
shoulders lac; clear rib sides l7c.; clear sides
l74c. Bulk shoulders l3c.; clear rib sides l64c.;
clear sides ls4o, FlOur-supertne S. 5006.. Corn
6l@64c. Oais 62@65c. Whisky CSC.
MOBILE, March ll.--CottOu market dull aud
easy; low middling 26tc. Sales 200 bales. Re.
ceipts 203 bales. No exports.
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FROM PETERSBURG, VA.

She Republican state Csnventioa-MOre
R.xciteaout-Nonine eeicns and ResOluttons.
PETERSBURG, March l0.-In the afternoon ses-
sion of the convention 20 day there was more ex-
element A colored sergeant'atsrms was ap-
pointed against whom white member leveled
his pistol while attempting to make an arrest.
This was taken chsrge of by the police motion
TO ask the mayor 20 withdraw the police was de-
feated. but that off GER shortly after Withdrew the
police force from the hall. The nominations we're
then gone into aud resulted as follows: d. h.
Wells, governor; y. d. Harris, negro. lieutensnt
governor; ThOs. ri BOuden, attorney general, and
A. NJ. Crane, congo gtessman At large.
Resolutions were adopted: l. Favoring the
early restoration OF Virginia under the new Con-
stitution without qhauge or amendment, and an
early election, without which there is danger of
final disaster. 2. that the election of Gen. Grant
has awakened confidence aud given new gusrau'
tee Of the princisles of the Republican party.
and made subllmetthe truth that all men are free
and equal and ettitled to all the privileges of
citizens. 3. HailfhR with gratitude Grants in
augural, and thsaking him for declaring that
until universal suSrage is established there can
not be peace. 4. .Gtikpresses the hope that here
after no State cse deny the right to citizens to
vote and be voted,or. s. Thanking the president
for restoring Sheridan and Reynolds to the com.
msnds from which they had been removed for the
faithful discharte Of their duties and also
pledging the president the support Of Virginia.
6. Asserting equslity of rights for all citizens
urging provision f!lr the education of the people
In public schools npsn TO all; more equal sys-
tenn of taxation a reasonable provision TO pre-.
serve a home frsm seizure, levy and sale 4; the
payment Of the ponest debts OF the StAtei e
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AEoTHKR ATTRACTIVE SALE BY LOUIS STERN
& BIO, AT 80 MAGAZINE AND SO GRAvIER STREET.
SO unvarying has been the satisfaction afforded
by the merchandise offered at the salesrooms of
Of Louis Stern & Bro. that were it not for their
unlimited resources they would be completely
nonpIussed to respond with sufficient alscrity TO
the increasing demand. On every occasion one
may observe representatives from the country
markets bidding with that svidty which would
Indicate to the unintisted how very desirable and
especially adapted are these goods for their par
tcular trades. Our retail city merchants also
attend these auctions, knowing that brilliant op-
portunities for bargains await them, and that the
articles disposed of are perfectly reliable in every
respect.
To-day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, six hundred cases OF
boots, shoes and brogsns are to be sold, all Of
fresh arrival and carefully selected for the season
Also one hundred dozen hats, of the latest styles
and we'll assorted. Parties in pursuit Of such
goods we would advise to be present on this
occasion, as we are satisfied that their interest will
be benefited thereby.
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Boa,d of Police Commis,loner..

The new vagrsnt act provides that any idle per-
son apprehended with any picklock or other in-
strument with the probable intention to felonious
ly break in and enter any dwelling, ETC.. or with
any offensive weapon with probable intention to
feloniously assault any person, shall be deemed
vagTsnt, and it is made the duty of sherifs, con
stables or policemen to carry such before the
Board of Police Commissioners, who, after brief
and summary examination, to be held within
twenty-four hours after the arrest. shall decide
upon the propriety of the arrest. In case OF an
affirmative decision, it is made the duty OF the
board to designate justice of the peace or q
recorder, before whom the party charged with
vagrancy shall be forthwith sent for examination
and trial, which shall take place within forty.
eight hours after the papers are received by said
magistrate.
The first prisoner arrested under this act came
before the board yesterday. 81. Petrie alias Jones,
stated in our last edition, had been arrested
on Wednesday night at the Bismarck" on
Royal street, by special officer Houlihan. upon a
charge of being dangerous and suspicious char
scter, having no visible means Of support, and OF
being fugitive from the city workhouse nearly
two years since. Upon his person were found a
candle, matches and quantity Of loose paper.
all of which were alleged to be indications OF
felonious intent. He was iDcsrcersted at the
Second District lookup over night and yesterday
morning appeared before the police commits
sioneEs, Oscar ]. Dunn presiding. After " a brief
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LONDON. Marcb,l b,l1.-Afternoon.- 90! for
money, SO for account. Bonds S29. Stocks steady.
LIvERPooL, March 1l-Afternoon.-Cotton dull.
Breadstufs quiet. Beef 90s. Tallow Ass. Cd.
LIVERPOOL. March 1l--Noon.-Cotton opeus
quiet; middling uplands 12Gl25d., middlng
Orleans l240l2ld. Sales 1000 bales. Breadstuiis
HAvks, March lO.-Cotton firm. On the spot
142A.
LONDON, March ll-Evening.- 50. Bonds
s2S Sugar on the spot $685., afoat 29s. Increase
Of bullion in the Bank of England $4,000.
HAvRE, March IL. Evening. - Cotton un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, March 1l-Evening.- dall.
Middlng uplands l2d.; middng Orleans ZIG
l22d. Bacon SOS. Sd. Turpentine 3ls. Sd.
NEW YORK, March ll.-Fve twentes OF 90
ll9s OF '64 1l4s of '65 III; do. new, III.
of i67 ll25; l0.40's 1851.
NEw YORK, March ll-Evening.-Southern ee-
curiries generally unchanged. Money easy at 6
al 3 cent. Gold 1919. Sterling quiet lOss. Stocks
lower and unsettled.
NEw YoRK, March hll.-Evening.- heavy
and &c. lower. Sales 1000 bales. Middling up
lands 2S3c. Flour more active. but prices favor
huyers superfne State SIS 40@6 05, common TO
fair extra Southern Sc 5o@s So. Wheat closed
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FROM HAVANA.

Cholera-Pisntattons Destroyed -Shipmcnts
of sugar the United states-Armed Ca
bans Landed
HAVANA, March l0.-The cholera has disap-
pesred from Santiago de Cuba.
There has been great destruction of plants-
tions in the vicinity of Montezums and Santa
Cruz.
Shipments of sugar from all Cuban ports to the
United States are very heavy.
HAVANA, March 1.-The steamer Henry Bor-
den. reported safely landed in Cuba, carried 100
young Oubsns, armed with Peabody rifles, re.
volvers and short swords.
II is stated that Cespedes would continue the
Fabian policy until his forces were better armed.
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RTvEB EEwE.

CAIRO, March ll.-Psssed up: Belle Memphis
spd Shreve. Down: Thompson Dean and Dex.
ter. River rose 5 inches. Showing this evening.
MEMPHIS, March 1l.-Weather cloudy and wet
with a slight snow this afternoon. River falling
Passed up: Argosy and barges. Down: Robert
Burns.
LOUISVILLE, March u.-River rising, feet4
inches in the canal.
ST. Lou1s, March 1l.-Riyer swelling.
VIcKsBURG March l1.-Psssed down Peytona
and barges at A. N. River declining.
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State House.

Since the last issue of the CRESCENT the follow
ing bills have been signed by Gov. Wsrmoth:
An act for the relief Of Albert Lsstrapes, late
State Librarian.
An act to carry into effect article l23 Of the
Constitution of the State of Louisiana to provide
for the recording of mortgages and privileges.
An act appropristing $4,000 for the purpose OF
preparing classified digest of all the acts of the
General Assemblies of the State of Louisiana.
The general appropriation bill has not yet been
signed, and in consequence the clerks OF the dif'
ferent departments are suffering from the non.
payment of their salaries and complain very much
Of the delay.
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MILITARY.

A dispatch has been received by Gen. Buchanan
from the war department suspending, until
further orders the provisions of the order sending
the first infantry hence TO Fort Lesvenworth, aud
transferring the officers of the twentieth infantry
to corresponding commands in the twenty-third
infantry, stationed in Alaska. For the present,
therefore, the troops remain as they were.
Leave of absence for twenty days has been
eighth infantry.
Gen. R. B. Ayres reached here from Arkansas
on Wednesday, returning from an absence of
several weeks.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, March 1.-The Herald's Havana
special saws the steamer Jeferson Borden from
Jacksonville, Fla, with ,000,0 900 ball cartridges
and a number of recruits landed safely.
NEW YORK. March lI.-District Attorney Court
ney has received Instructions to push the Fuller
ton and other revenue cases to conviction.
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action OF officer Houlihan was sustained and
Petrie alias Jones was sent before Recorder
Becker, who kept the ball rolling by sending him
before the First District Court, Q trial by jury
having been asked for by him.
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R.uare of Pichpoch cts.

The vagrant act has not yet driven them all
away, it would seem, for on Wednesday evening,
as the audience was emerging from the st.
Charles Theater. gentleman By the name OF
Henderson had a small sun of money hlched from
bis pocket by some adroit "knuck."
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For HURRICANE AND CAROLINA BLUFFS
SHREVEPORT AND ALL WAY LANDINGS Going
Positively Saturday, 1871 inst, at P. M.-The
al sidewheel passenger packet Evening Star
Capt. Ben Fulton. leaves positively as above. A
clerk will be found on the levee, foot of Cross
man street, this morning. ready to receive freight
fer her. For freight or passage apply to George
II. Lord, 20 Gravier street.
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Burglary.

-Four unknown men climbed mp on the roof OF
the tobacco warehouse at the corner of Nuns aad
Water streets, between two and three O'Clock
Yesterday morning. and stole three large sheets of
copper. Corporal Kline came up as they we're re
moving the property. and giving chase. 6red At
the fagitives. be thinks with elect upon one OF
them. All however escaped.
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GaeuaIfV.

Young lady named Miss Mary Winans, while
crossing the street Vt the intersection of Rampant
and Julia New Bssin) about eight O'Clock yes
terdsy morning, was struck BY passing drsy,
Knocked down and sustained serious inj nries. 5he
was sent to her residence by the officer on that
beat.
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FROM EUROPE.

The Spanish aoternment to Duiee.
LoNDoE March 1.-THE Spanish government
telegrsphed Duce to suspend the execution of
condemned insurgents. Securities steady.
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Internal Revenue Rec.ipts.

The receipts of internal revenue in this (First)
Collection District OF Louisiana, frem the 1st to
the 10th inst, amounted TO $ssll6 10. OF this,
IS O69 so was paid in from distilleries, seven OF
which are in operation.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

X. ception Of Ex-President y Johnson.
BALTIMORE March ll.-Mr. johnson was met
at Annapolis by the committee of iavitstion and
the CitylCOunci, and was received at Camden
station by Gov. Bowie, the State officers and an
immense crowd.
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FROM SHREVEPORT.

Los OF the steamer Cuba and Cargo.
SHREVEPORT. March ll.-.-Ths steamer Cuba
No. 2 Capt wilkinson, with $50 bales of cotton
ON board, sunk in Adams Canal on the 9th in
staTt. Boat total loss. portion of the cargo
will be saved. No lives lost.
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TIE oREBCENT'S DISPATCHES.
" WASHINGTON.
THE LOUISIANA OFFICES.
Those Having the Inside Track
HAHN IND PITKp AFTER FOREIGN MISSIONS.
PROBABLE CONSUL TO MALAGA.

Especial Dispatch 10 the New Orleans Crescent1
WASHINGTON, March 1l.-Psrdee, an applicant
for district stternegship, Sulli van for the naval
Office, and Hutchins for assessor, have the inside
track.
Hahn and Pitkin SsiIl arrive tomorrow evening.
They ere applicants Ior foreign missions.
P. E. Becketel will probably be appointed con-
sul to Malaga. DELTA.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Caldwell, Maeistrete's Office, }
Ward No. 10.

Wdfu NO. lV
Personally came and appeared before me, the
undersigned authority, Adam Carraway, resident
of Catahoula parish, La, who being first duly
sworn according to law. deposeth aud ssyeth that
on the evening Of Monday, the 4th OF November,
1867, Thomas Vix called at his place very sick,
being considerably crsmped, aud immediately
went to bed and continued to grow worse until
between midnight and day Tuesday morning, the
5th November, 1867, when ne died, seemingly
from crsmp or cholera; in the night deponent
sent for q physician. none being nearer
TO depopent's residence than five miles, and that
one being absent some ten miles furtner. De-
moment next morning sent for w. Y. Noble at
Bunker HILL some ten miles distant, who was
the cousin of the deceased. Deponent hired Mr..
Grimshaw to make the coffin for deceased,
Thomas Vix, and also procured the assistance
of Reuben Chadwick about buryinR deceased,
and VIM. G. Noble took charge OF the elects
of said Thomas Vix, deceased, aud paid the
burial expenses, and said Thomas Vix, deceased,
was buried at R0sefeld. Catahoula parish, La,
st or ON depoDept's premises, on Wednesday,
9Th November. 1867. Deponent was acquynted
with said Thomas Vix, deceased, for moreithan
twelve months, having seen hin at VIM. Noole
and other places. A. II. CARRAwhh'
sworn 10 and subscribed, Dec. 4th, 1857.
W.R. VALENTINE, J. p, Ward NO. 10.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. D
Ward No. 10,
Personally came and appeared before me, the
undersigned authority. Reuben Chadwick. resi-
dent Of Catalonia psrish, La, who, being first
dnlv sworn according TO Law. deposeth and say
eth that on the morning OF the 9th OF November,
1867 Mr. Csrraway sent for me to come aud assist
in the burial of Thomas Viz, who was then At ms
honse a corpse. which ! did assist to dress and
bury. He was buried on the 9th OF November,
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TWO OF MR.. iJeRNsoH's PARDONs
ARRESTED.

BINKLEY AFTER THE INTERNAL REVENUE FOLKS
WITH A SHARP STICK. ..
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Gen. Rawlins for the War Department.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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MORE CKBiNEr NOMINATIONS.

Boutwell, for the Treasury Department.
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PETITION FROM TEXAS.
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HAMILTON FISH FOR the STATE DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or YORK Jan 8.............. CLEARED.
seamslips-Krin Webster Livepool Sat WAY Charleston
San Francisco Bartlett Vera Cruz WOrceer Chds Baltimore
Br-Ca%ls TsrmSn Hamilton; Iris Pierce Savannah; NJ
KugLt Knight Caaas Gen. sheridan Bede paai kveya
Bnrger. Staiulord L. Waterman, Marshall, Richmond.
SloOp-F Brown, GardueT, Providence.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cleopatra Philips Savannah % hours mde aud pss
siip Tird5ur McEuiay, Calcutia ii2 Jays mdse.
DaBnebg Woa Rio Jaaero Nov o. VIA Hampton koss 'an
ak ElorA Patrick Denara 81 days. sugar aal molasseA Lea
bark Canada loading for Ne~-forS.
Big Edward Delise Lent. St kits Is DAYS salt
Bng Shasta, Brown, Lshou ~ DAYS salt corr &c
sclr Nathaniel Chase small Auguil,,a 9ianse. 49,.
Sclr B. n Jones. Davis Jacksonville, Dec p, lumber
Lockwood st. John Wilmington, Dee g. s'vI
sehr Ben Jones Wilmington 8 DAYS naval stores
David Waon Jones Saaa tays snsAr aid mosA Len
brig Star, for Hewfork in IS DAYS
DOMESTIC PORTS.
p-,v =, I-,,si stes,r,bio virginia LveToo bsvls joTe-
IL Csnsds 81 Thoms DeneT Rognlou brgs Jsncsta,
Psracahoi N. E. Benson Jalalie,& & a' c p s, ,,5,
Vernon AuI Caves, H. Csi oSeehee RVe l. Young USA!'
sqail = -,,sv.d .chr Mary I.,1iop y,uY.rk
sr Roclissi; Elsie pas Salem, for Philadelphia; Rebeeea A.
Wood MeSnor Jan sPassed 10 for Batore Grameu
from Newport 6s Passora Mstlasi EI9rss AID NAeara, L0adoa
FOREIGN PORTS.
8-Ihe steamship NeSphaa, from
Dec ~ arrived a port 3 o'clock this afternoon
SPOKEN.
Brig W. ckesey from London Tor Boston Dec 7. lat C2i on
4R .,
Sup Leman Calcutta for Loneon SOy Is at ~ 49, Ion
Bsfk Harvest Home Dec "a LAT IS O. Ion 53, M NewYorA
DISASTERS.
Advice, received at Liverpool om TIA, Tire barb Wallace
Adams NwiorE bad into tat pofI "ih he'
The ship Great Western CuBn Liverpool which arrived
the bar the 9Th reports layn epeened
.iou Of heavy sass on the passage Dee s dn. aa
overheard. and was lost
New-York tribune., 1869-01-09
NEWS PACKAGES ron TIE pREss.

Cssar gare7s arriving a, this or, rcllesei .,
deliver the New-lOrk Associated Press only %
psr.ons exhibiting ie written authority Of W. No,cn Oeael
AGENT News paages Commerce, Times
World Errrs Er-tlg Posi- csrie gal q ierisr sn -
ZH Ncr iortr Journal aad AeC HeTNr BH0.rs. saosf Ss'
be delivered ogiT 10 the persons.