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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-09
FOOT OF COURTLANDT ST., NEW YORK.
CONNIE Nov. 22. 1868.

C0DhMkchcknS NOts <2s ASNos
Trains will leave New York for Baltimore and
Washington at $40 A. M :, and 1873 and 9P. NJ,
with only one change of cars to Cincinnati or
Chicago.
ssS~ Through Tickets sold for various places
West in the 40 A NJ. aud 5 md P. M. trains.
NO BAGGAGE will bereceivedlor any train un-
less delivered and checked Is minutes in advance
o, he time of leaving and Baggage not taken By
Ia 'wner on its arrival, viii be liable to achsrgh
OfstOrage.
All the Philadelphia trains from New York stop
at Newark to take up passengers, the A. VI. 81
the principal stations, the /. 4, 81, and 1880
M: and ~ mdnIghl. at all stations,
On Sundays the only ira IL fOrPhladclphialeave
New York ut $3.50; Tor Washington at 1880 P Ii.
Returning from Philadelphia, trains leave KeE-
sington at II A. NJ. and via est Philadelphia at
and via Camden at A. NJ. A way train rom
Bordentown leaves there for New York at 6:;SG
A. NJ.
ELIZABETH AND NEW YORK.
Leave Elizabeth New York at AIS" 8 As, 645.
7l5, 145 S15, s:3s $3.50, 9:45. 1915, 11,1s% 4.
M; 1s;4o: ~, 2, 45 so, AS 5, 8, 500, ABE
Leave New York for Elizabeth at s., $40, 70,
$40, 1910. 11:40A NJ, 70 N, lie, $3.50. 49, 4:so
$40, $40, 6*, 6:10, T. s:20 10 and il P. NJ.
On Sundays leave New York at $780, P M. Leave
Elizabeth at 9:25* NJ
Passengers not purchasing tick cts before eEsas-
.ng, the cars pay FIVE cent? additional fare.
Tickets arc received by the conductor only or tnt
train for which they are sold, and on the day puY
chased
sB-CONTRACTS FOR ATION. from
the first of each month, made at the Secretary's
Office only. from 10 NJ to NJ, No III liberty
street. New York.
sS@ FREIGHT RECEIVED attheIoot of Court
landt street. New York. for way stations to Mil
stone and Perth AmbOy until / NJ, and for
Princeton Trenton. &c, until ~ A NJ. and for
Newark until 1:30 P NJ. Freight received atta
these hours is not despatched until the nextday.
4. w. JACKSON, Gen,I Supt.
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In Cbnncerv of New Jersey.

In Cham cerv of N exv Jersey.
FE'o Michael Lynch. and Catharine Lynch his
4 wife. BY v rtue of an order of the Court of
Chancery of New Jersey made on the day of the
date hereof. in Il cnse where Davis Headley lie
complainant, nd you are defendant, you are re.
quired to appear and plead. answer 0r demur to
The bill OF said complainant on or before the
tenth day OF March ext. or the said bill will be
taken as confess cd against you
The said bill is fl to fureclose mortgage
given 10y Michael Lynch and wife Davis Head
ley, on lands in the township OF Union, in the
county OF Union, dated January Is. A d. 1855
and you Michael Lynch are made defendant be-
cause you own sid lands, and because the bill
prays decree against you for any deficiency
there may be OF the proceeds of said lands to pay
the mortgage debt. JAM rs II. ENGLISH,
Solicitor OF Complainant, Elizabeth, N. j.
Dated January 9. 1869.
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Dividend.

NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INsIrR-
~ ANCE COMPANY
ELtzABE1H, n. j., January 49, 1863
dividend VI per cent. free from government
tax, ON the earnings of the last six months snd
ing December 1865, " III be paid on or after the
10th day Of January, 1869
fhe transfer books viii he closed unsil The els
0'f z ff''tI ipc'v
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SPICY. NEW BOOKS
SMOKED CLASS

s,rseN Bestesgue work, by orpheus C. Kerr
81, ase eeiebrased & orpheus C. Kerr Papers
iSs tleiginaiity and raciness have never been
sxsesSsed. by any saiirist. ~ Illustrated
essst nsny side splitting, comic drawings.
et'lsee "a 81.
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sl&NEENT0 ANNOUNCEMENT.
r.asS nv THE ARGENTINE REPuB-

~ y. y. S2rmionto IL. D., Minister rom
y argentine Rapubl TO the United States
sSv's.. crown $50. s.
S'fnE Sarniento has Just been elected Pres
af'5sst az the trgontine Republic. For sale
~ ~ Dackscllers. HURD & H0UaBTON,
Publishers
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TEyAXES OF lS67.-Whereas The Receiy

hltCn1DHtD .. w
City Treasur r.
FENAXES OF 1867 Whereas. The Reeev-
Il er of Taxes of the city of elizabeth, hath
duly prepared a Transcript of the unpaid taxes
assessedin the year 1861, so far as the same have
been assessed upon any lands and real estate
within the said city, or are lien upon such lands
and real estate? and did drly canse notice to
he published and printed in a newspaper printed
and circulating in said city, stating that said
transcript of unpaid taxes had been made and
that unless said taxes should be paid at his Office
within twenty days after the first publication of
said notice the same would be collected by pub
lie sale. according to law, according to the p~o-
visi0nsof an act entitled An act to revise and
amend the charter Of the city o. Elizabeth" APP
proved March l. 1853 and -
Whereas. The following taxes, in said tran
script named, at the expiration of said twenty
days remainek unpaid, and still 90 remain; now,
therefore,
Public Notice is Hereby Given, That the Treas
urcr of the city of izlbeth. win on Tuesday,
the 22d day OF December next. at o'clock in the
afternoon, at the Court House in the city of Fliz-
Il beth. in pursuance Of the power and authority
0f the said act, sell al public auction the lands
and real estGtc. described in the annexed sched-
ule, on which said unpaid taxes have been re.
spectivtly assessed or are lien for the lowest
term of years mot exceeding fifty years, ior
which any person will take he same respective
y, and pay the auount OF such unpaid taxes
thereon. with the interest thereon. and all law
'ul costs, feas charges apd expenses. Uple. sF~h
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NlIWAN. LOVE Ann MARRIAGE

haSSrnsing Volume Of pleasant, light, and
gSsassil talk upon topic that never fades.
e. KS dM theme" BY Fred. saunders au-
sa'x al - Salad for the SOLITARY" Price, 81 50
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RETURNING.

Leave EASTON at Is, 645, 8 O5, $40 A. H.;
l. 155 g. IL. 1870 and T.Uh +. NJ.
Leave PITLLIPSBURG at 3.1S, 649. S. 90, 9.42
A. NJ :; | 03. 2. 3.I9 / .3. 7.I0P NJ.
Leave BLOOMSBURY at T.04 A. NJ. 2.17, s.35,
Z "a p. NJ
Leave JUNCTION at 500. T. "a, AZ A. NJ; 1aS,
Is, 3.57. 5 T.43 P. NJ.
2 Leave CLINTON. at 4.0S. z ~, S.5s and II. 81 A
NJ; 150, So 4.15. 5 ID, IFS P. NJ.
Leave WHITE HOUSE at 4 20, 7.55 90 A, NJ.
8 10, 4 2S, $40 P. VI.
lie We SOMERvILLE at4sS, 6 O57 $40 $50 T.
M. ~ &c 20, 453 SAP, s35P ".
Leavr BOUND RkOOK at q 16, 7.1l, s 80. g. 81
A. NJ; 1919, 3 80. SOB. 80 and S.4S P. NJ
Leave PLAINFiE FL u AT sos 35. Z 80. 8 as. 9.5s
and IL II a. M. 1882, 49, 3,55, 5.226.U3, S5e9,i0
II .55 p. NJ
Leave sCOTC ] PLAINS at IL ,6.41 T.34, s 81
A. NJ; 1.4. 5.2S ard 9 90 o II P MILO
Leave WESTFIElD az NJ. 6 48. T.43 2 OF and
10 O5 A. M 1 10. ESQ. IS . 0S ana Q "a p NJ.
Leave CRAWFORD a 02.13 Il "a 10 and 9.0T
A. NJ: .16. 4 10. 3 al 9.14631P M.
Leave RO>ELLE al 1918. Z. 7.55. 912 N A. and
1 80, SO 5.47. 6.19 Q 3S P. NJ.
E1H@ All baggage at he risk of The owners untiS
delivered into the actual possession OF the agents
of the Company, a, d checks given therefor.
Freight trains are run daily, and freight trans
ported on liberal terms
ELIZABETHPnRT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave ELIZABETHPORTa al T30 A. N.
IeaVe NET YOEK at X 90 p NJ
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rsaK ~ sosOpHERs OF FOUFOUvILLE.

H'lsSanor0uB anu 9AtliIcaI WOrk, Showing
Is siae S,aaie and ridiculous side Of Fourier
isssv ssariaksns, and all the other isns of the
&7G ~ Price, 81 80.
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Central Railroad of N. r.

Oh Liberty street.
FALL ARRANGE M ENT.
Commencing November 90, 1855.
LEAVE New YORK FOR ELIzABETH--At 5.4s.
40, z co. iJ 35. S.15 s so, 9. 915, 1920 II .3S
y NJ, ~ 90 NJ. CO. 200. 300, 8 80. 345, a o. d so
nd l1.45 P NJ.
LEAv ELizABETH FOR NEW YoRK--Ar 1as5
32 45. $40, 70S. 720, do, .03, $50. $50 ago
0. 10 20l0.3Q. l1.42, II 50. A M l2.s5. 30, a.
'.45. 927 1915 IN.
TRAINS LEAVING ELIZABETH WESTWARD FOR SPA.
TioNs ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
JERSEY AND CONNECTING ROADS: a.k
50 Az A. M.--MAUCH CHUNK LTNE-Stop.
II a. ping al all Stations on Central Rail-
road of N. j., below junction. and
above junction for passengers irool
stations below SOmervie- connect
ing at Easton with train Tor Mauch
Chunk. WilliamspOft, Wilkesbarre,
Mahpnoy City, Mount Carmel, &c.
= TX A. M-WAY TRAIN for SomerviIe
D. L - and Pennington stopping at all sta
n1n 4. M.-wAY TRAIN for FIemingtea
". ~ and Junction, stopping at all stations.
connects ri junction with Delaware,
Iackawanna ana Western Railroad,
n ~ A. M.-FAST LINE tor the West.
y <4V without change of cars to iittsburgs
Stopping on Central Railroad OF N. j.,
only at Plainheld Somerville, JUGS.
tom Phlilinrburg and Easton- esH-
meets at Harrisburg with train fos,Rli-
{ iintnsport. Lock Haven, Erie AVID the
Oil Regions.
go Palace Sleeping Cars through
from New York to Chicago. .fId
Z > Hsk T. fM.-WAY TRAIN for Harris-
l. Au ~ 81 burg Stopping as oil sfatiosss oB
Central Rail 0gd of \. J.-CeRnectsat
Somerville Tor FleInii gtOn: at Easton
with the train for Mauch ChuI k az q
Wilkesbarre; at Bethlehem with the
Northern Pennsylvania Rail Dad, AT
Reading for Potsyille. Ephrata, Litiz,
Lancaster Columbia, &c.
A IN P, NJ. WAY TRAIN for Somerville---
H. " stopping at all sta'i0Ds.
A mo- p. Vi. WAY TRAIN for EastUn,
4 +O Mauch Chunk and Belvidere-StoppiBg
atall stations. 90
- 90 .M.-WAY TRAIN for FTem!n! TOM
DsOO stopping at all stations between Eta
aheib and Someryile. and On South
$50 Sa. %S S5iSiSSa lr szsss*s .ss
ing. Williamsport, iiarrisbt rg, l. RE. THE
Oil Region. Pitt@burg. Cincinnati. Chi
cago, &c. stopping Oh Central Raifroaa
OF n j only at Innciion and Phillips
burg. Sleeping cars to pIttsburg
r. NO p. NJ WAY TRAIN to EastOn-steEb
u ~ z ping at MI stations
I. 80 VILE I.E"Af 'NA'N FOX soAh"'
40 e5gs e F'i.s %ss.
Stopping on Central Railroad of New
Jersey only at Junction, Phillipsbn
and Eaaton. Sleeping ears through
from New York pittsburg.
II IL p. M.-WaY TRAIN to Plainfeld.
L l.. 4 - stopping at all stations.
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$50. everywhere and sent by matt, postage
is,'a. receipt of price, by
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SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD. ,

oVU II BLANNIi hAIBROAD.
SHORT LINE TO BENNINGTON.
Leave ELIZABETH at S.15 and $40 A. M
~ AZ and 80 p NJ.
Leave PENNINGTON for New York at g. 30 ana
1i.40 A. NJ; 625 p. NJ.
Il. E. KICKER, Superintendent,
II. P. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent.
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tllaxes OF s65.-whereaa. INC ReccIyer o!

FlN8Xes of S65.-Whereaa. The Receiver of
Il Taxes of the city of Elizabeth hath duly
prepared transcript of the unpaid taxes asses
sed in the year 1865, 80 far as the same have been
assessed upon any lands and real estaie Within
the said city, or lien upon snch lands and real
estate, aud did duly cause a notice to be printed
and published ina newspaper printed and cir
cnlated in the said city stating that said tr II
script OF unpaid taxes had been made and tint
unless said taxes should be paid at his office
within twenty days after the first publication OF
said notice, the same would be collected by pub
lie sale. according to law. according 10 the pro-
visions of an act entitled ''An net to revise and
mend the charter Of the city of Elizabeth ap
roved March A. 1888, aud
Whereas The following taxes, in said tran
cript named, at the expiration Of twenty DAYS
emained unpaid, and still so remain now,
DercfOre,
PUBLIC NOTICE + HEREBY GIVEN, That
The Treasurer Oft city of Elizabeth will. on
TUESDAY, the 22d day of December next. at .
O'Clock in the afternoon, at he Court House, in
the city of Elizabtth, in pursuance OF the power
and authority of the said act, sell at public auc.
tion the lands and cal estate, described in the
annexed schedule. ON which said unpaid taxes
have been respectively assessed or are a lien for
the lowest term of years moi exceeding fifty
yearal tur which any person will take the same.
respectively and nay the amount Of such unpaid
taxes thereon. with the interest thereon. and all
lawful costs, fees. charges and expenses. unless
such taxes shall have been previously paid. The
following schedule shows the respective taxes
have been assessed or are lien. and the names
fthC respective owners OF The said lands and
real estate, so iar az the same have been given.
A s. WOOnRrFF.
Treasurer Of tho city Of Elizabeth.
Elizabeth, NoysmhgrT, 1853.
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THE SURGEONS DAUGHTER, CASTLE
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ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave ELIZABETIIPORT at T30 A. N.
Leave NEW YORK at 500 P. NJ.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-07

A negro philosopher, discussing the re-
lations of races, said: "You know de turkey
he roost on dc fence; an de goose he roost
on de ground. You pull de turkey off de
fence and he get up again. You crap his
wings, but somewhow or nudder he gwne
to get BACK on dc fence. Now, You put dc
goose on dc fence, an he fall off; he don't
Dlong dar De turkey am de white man.
neeZe down now, but is gwine up agin
DE niger is de goose He better stay whar
he blongs"
= ii'oJ iii fhiiadeiphia quotes notice"
IN the announcement of grand ball at the
academy OF Music: females Of in euuiyo-
cal cal character will be rigidly excluded" +"
Why not apply the same rule, she asks, to
mates OF an equivocal character? Tie cues.
ton is well put
Or. Newman, an eminent New Orleans
divine of Northern proclivitics is reportcd
to have challenged d. bennett. the editor
of the st. Mary's (La.) Planters Banne,,, to
personal combat He defends his belli-
gercncy by saying that Moses, Joshua and
David fought, and none Of them had to
contend with such children of the devil as
the rebels of that country.
The letter carriers of New York city are
3OS in number, and during the year ending
October l. delivered 14,904. 230 mailed let
tiers. G,579, ,S56 city letters, and 1853, G93
newspapers. In the same period they col
lected from lamp-post boxes 1851 ,91O
letters.
1t is the lot of genius to be opposed, and
to be invigorated by opposition; all extremes
touch each other; frigid praise and censure
wait upon attainabe or common powers;
but the successful adventurer in the realms
of discovery, leaps on an unknown or long
lost shore, ennobles it with his name, and
grasps Immortality.
The INDIAN Sheridan writes TO
General Sherman: The Indians now re-
cognize for the first time that winter will
not compel us to make truce with them"
Everything indicates that when this cam
paign is finished, there will be a permanent
Indian peace.
81 don't denounce you," said saucy
young fellow to an editor, "but only your
subordinate, I merely made fling at your
staff. ''Well, SIR" replied the editor,
suiting the action to the word, ''then my
staff shall have fling at you
There are two reasons why some people
don't follow tho advice, mind your own
business" First, they haven't any bust
ness. and second, no mind to bring to il.
Rather poorly of, that style of humanity.
Mix kindness with authority, and rule
rather by discretion than rigor.
A prosy man is like the clack of the mill
when there is no corn to grind
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News Items.

CHARhEsToN, January 6.-Arrived--
Steamer Alabama, Fernandina; barque the
Queen, Strausaer, Scotland; schooner M. e.
Van Cleaf, Rockport; brig Croton, Havana.
OH the port-Bark Black Brothers, Bermu-
da.F Sailed-Steamer Charleston, New
York; steamer Sea Gull, Baltimore.
RALEIGH, January GA quorum in both
Houses of the Legislature The public
Treasurer submitted q report, stating his
failure to pay the interest on the State debt,
on account OF inability to borrow the neces-
eary $35, 600 without pledging the stocks,
&C., OF the State as collateral The Legis-
lature will reinstate the Supreme Court in
their proper rooms.
RICHMOND, January G.-The State Trea-
surer having written to Gen. Stoneman
recommending payment to members OF the
late constitutional Convention of the balance
due them, Stoneman replies that having
consulted Secretary Schofeld, who com.
manded the district at the time the Conyen-
ton was In session, he declines to issue an
order for the payment of said balance
The revenue ecollectionsin this district last
year were 500, 900, being nearly 5000, 900
more than in 1867
The State press as far as heard from.
stands as follows on the new movement for
universal suffrage, with the hope of univer-
sal amnesty: In favor-eleven Democratic
papers; and against it eight Democratic and
two Republican papers
BALTIMORE, January 6.-In the Circuit
Court. yesterday, Judge Pinkney delivered
an opinion in the case of Addison rs. Addi
son. The bill in the case was filed for the
sale of certain property, the title to which
involved question of the legality of tho
marriage contract between slaves. The
Court decided that contract of marriage
between slaves was legal and valid by con
sent Of the MASTER and the moral assent of
the slaves although during slavery: but
from the moment of freedom, it produces
all the effects which result from marriage
contract between free persons.
A brakeman named Neiding, employed
on Pennsylvania railroad train, fell from
the cars few days ago, but his feet caught
IN the machinery, and the poor fellow had
the life dragged out of him. The train had
run two miles before he was discovered.
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Office of Udolpho Wolfe,

SOLE IMPORT. OF TIE SCHIEDAM AROMATIC ScuHAprs
% BEAVER STREET, New YORK, Nov. 3, 'G8.
To he People Of ne Southern States.
When the pure medicinal restorative now 80
widely known Wolfo's SCHIEDAA1 SCHNAPPS
was introduced into tho world under The endorse
ment of 900 leading members Of the medical pro-
fesson, some twenty years ago, its proprietor was
well aware that it could not wholly escape the
penalty attached to new and useful preparations
He, therefore, endeavored to invest it with the
strongest possible safeguard against counterfeit
crs and to render all attempts to pirate it difficult
and dangerous. 1t was submitted to distinguish
ed chemists for analysis, and pro.ounced by them
the purest spirit ever manufactured. It's purity
and properties having been thus ,asccrtained
samples of the article forwarded to 10, coo
physicians, including all the leading practitioners
in the United States, for PURPOSES of experiment
circular requesting trial OF the preparation
and report of the result, accompanied each
specimen. 1000 Of the most eminent medical men
in tho Union promptly responded. Their opinions
ofthc article were unanimously favorable Such a
preparation, they said, had long been wanted by
the profession, reliance could be placed on
the ordinary liquors of commerce; all of which
were more or less adulterated, and, therefore,
unfit for medical purposes. The peculiar excel
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j., FINANCIAL AND Co,,1ERoIAL.
COLUMBIA, January 6.-Sales of cotton
to-day Al -middlings 24%c.

COLUMBIA. January 6.-Sales of cotton
to-day Al bales--m -middlings 241sc.
New YORK, January 6-Noon.-Money
less active, at and 1-16 commission. Ster-
ling 956: Gold 3455s@35. Flour-common
59l0c. better. Wheat-spring 1(@2c. bet
Lard tirmer-steam 1SA@1Sls. Cotton
quiet, Mt 27h. Freights dull.
p. M.-Cotton less active and lower;
sales 1000 bales at 27(92714-chicfy 27
Flour-low grades scarce; higher, medium
and good dull and heavy; snperfine 1G Sc;
Southern more stcady-common to fair ex-
ira IT, CO. Wheat closed dropping, with
Moons advance lost. Corn 1c. lower-old
mixed Western 1.OS@1.10; new 99@1 C1
Lard tirmer-kettle 19@194. Freights II
shade frmcr-co:ton compressed steam
9la. Gold 35@3515 Southern bonds
generally firm. South Carolina 6's 6S;
new g.
BALTIMORE, January G.--Cotton firm. lit
27. Flour, wheat and corn dull. Pork
firm, at 20. Bacon shoulders II.
CINCINNATI January G.-Flonr andScorn
unchanged Whiskey in fair demand, ut
LOO Mess pork 29@29L. Bacon held:
shoulders Id; clear sides IS.
CHARLEsToN, january Cotton opened
firm, but closed easier; sales 425 bales
middlings 26Ia; receipts 557.
AUGUSTA, January Cotton market
opened strong-holders asking &c; sales
S6S bales; receipts 530-middlings 25la
SAVANNAH, january Cotton opened
quiet and firm, but closed dull and declin-
ing; sales 800 bales-middlings 25240126;
receipts 1,244
MOBILE, January 6-Cotton sales so
bales; market dull and lower, at 25s4C@26;
receipts 327.
New ORLEANS. january 6.-Corn-white
76(977; yellow 80. Pork quiet and firm, at
$3.50. Bacon scarce-shoulders AL; clear
rib 1Sla; clear 49, Sugar and molasses
active-common sugar 9(G10; prime 12sI;
yellow clarified 14@14116; common molasses
5211(957; prime 66(06S; choice 69C07O
Whiskey Western rectified 11O(0115
Coffee s:eady-prime Rio 16la@16a4; fair
14I. Cotton weaker and sc. lower-mid-
dlings 252s. Sales $500 bales; receipts
3,O51. Gold 351i.
LIVERPOOL, January 5-Evening. Cotton
closed firm-uplands spot 11iG; afoat
1913; Orleans 113s.
LIVERPOOL, January G-3 p. M.-Cotton
qniet-uplands HOLLIS; Orleans 1111@
lbs.
LIVERPOOL, January 6-Evening Cotton
quiet; sales $4,000 bales.
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ByTeaeEraphs
Gable Despatcnes.

PARIS. January 6-La Tarque newspa-
per, discussing the conference, warns Rus
sia to beware of another Crimean war.
MADRID, January GA Carlist conspiracy
has been discovered at Barcelona, with
ramlfications in Saragossa and other places.
Many arrests have been made.
:, Riots arising out of the unpopularity of
the mill tax, are reported to have taken
place in different parts of Italy.
PLYM0UTH, January 6.-The British ship
SeH.se;n Empire foundered. and ali on
BOARD lost The Southern Empire sailed
last from New Orleans, with cotton for Lii
verpool, November 49,
PARIS, January 6.-The material decline
in rentes is attributed to Russians demands
in Turkey.
Russia, il is reported. will demand a strict
non,intervention in the quarrel between
Turkey and Greece, should the deliberations
OF the conference prove abortive.
Later South American reports state that
Lopez guarantees to McMahan full satisfnc
ton for the late alleged outrages.