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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

Inns Is TShkrSoH - 5ISE Sorr6ET 6hSTrSs rS,, on ts. s
asa asnLfap.fy % ..as, ~ sc.!S.. @ y
roS - s.d 81 Ihs CITY g wa,hins
ruyt on his own petition iist the psyment. OF an,
to such aha sansrus asSsrf 10 q him s1 ToRsry esSeTSs
lsw; that q meeting Of the Creditors II ths aid
or more .snee. aTf " fss hs ...sss sss snoc.s
.eld A. Court Of Bankruptcy, 20 b. holden at the
Ssyle. Brown, REGISTER; the 2Oth day Of Zebra
ar. A. ID. 1853 at 10 o'elock .. n.
1t U. s. Marshal Of D. G., as Messenger.
l HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That At on the sth
,upLcy ws. issued against the c.tste of HIaAas
Nk1TLkTtsN; of the city Of Washington of said
pstion that sss ssSn.nf. Ss"seS'' .Ss S9
dshts snd delivery Of any property belonging 90
transfer Of any property Sy s are fssbsaan saa the ne
a~ that meeting Of the creditors Of the said
Of s his rst.s sHa AMI esoS.s ss o.s or
0 OF tss % e be holden At ,h CITY
SrsSa' g ,s kegisttr on the stn day Of nsrch, A.
U. 3: mar.hsl OF . G.. ss Messenger.
D,.rKrcr or COLUMBIA. g.
,G,iHe soS of Il: appsiut%s9s :. ...ieHss q ..
.pSp s 4: own petition, Q, the ssSr.n. Court q
GEO. MASON, Attorney st-L.v.
Ia5-hwSw City Hall. Assignee.
TN BANkRtPTCfs
DISTRICT OF CeIuNBA, 81
AT the City OF W aehington, the I'd cay u an.
uary, lc6s. The undersigned hereby gives noticr
.2i his appointment as Aesignee Of BERNHARD
&AIr, In the City Of WashinRton within saia
District, who ha- been adjudged . Bankrupt upop
nis own petition by the eusreme Court OF ssid bts
rict; GEO. MASON, Attorney at Lac.
- ~ hwSw City Hall ,siRnes.
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PAYABLE IN GOLD.

Such securities are generally valuable in propor.
tion to the length Of time they have to run. The
longest six per cent. gold interest bonds Of the
United States tthe 'Sl's) will be due in II years,
and they are worth H. If they had 80 years to
run. they would stand at not less than rs. A
psrfectly safe First Mortgage Bond like the Union
Pacific should approach this rate. The demand
for European investment is already consider able,
and on the completion of the work will doubtless
carry the price to a large premium.
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loOO Miles

loOO Miles
or THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Are New Completed.
Az 500 niles OF TIE western portion Of The lice,
beginnir st eacromsnto, ere also done, but
261 MILES REMAIN
TO BE FINIsHED. TO OPEN THU GRANU
THROUGH LINE TO THB PACIFIC TaIS
oPI0IN0 WILL CERTAINLY TAKE PLACE
EARLY THIS SEASON.
Besides . donation from the Government Of
R.So Acres Of land per mile, the Oompany 10 On
titled to . subsidy in o. o. Bonds on its line o.
completed and accepted, as the sveragHrste of
about % so per mile, according to the dfhc,ltiss
encountered, for which the Government takes
second Hen as security. Whether subsidies are
given to any other companies or not, the Govern.
ment will comply with all its contracts with the
Onion Pacific Railroad Company. Nearly the
whole amount Of bonds to which the Company will
be entitled have already been delivered.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

TEMPERANoE Ball.
TIE sECOND GRAND Ball -
or The
YOUNG MENsTEhfhRASCE SOCIETY
-, -. will HT % EFsAT
ODD fELLON : halsI.
. .. 9Th street between ID aud v .fra~t.
on MoSDA1 kfESiNG. sFR -rH l-6a
will fnrni the music -"O
ficketsnue Dollar 81 ,, ad hitting . Gent .ua
ladies' Tickets iVr sale at the door. f-6 ats
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NATIONAL THEaTER.
WALLS OPERA House.

LAST wUrk oF THr GREAT
LA RUEs CARNIVAL NINsrRELs
trovd.d Nightly with the
Eliza Of wssiIISGT0N
20 witness the Great rroup. OF
THIRTY PFkf0RMERs,
WONDERFUL RICARpo.
Adelina Patti
Entirely Nev Acts. Songs. and Operate D,r-
e.2nce In yhiAh the Crest Troupe viii AZ s~sr
JERRY CoHE>. FkANK CrRaRn
GkORGH kUNkEL. FkANK WILLS
FRANK CAMPBELl, &. DU MALLIE
eRAEp TAREwIuL nAIINEE SATURDAY
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LARGE FRENCH CHESTNUTs,
GUST IMPORTED
For Sale in Half barrels, Picked
AT ID CENTS PER LS.
nj. A. HAMILTON,
21 South Frederick street.
Batin ore, February 3, 1853. fel-3t-
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR.

AT PAR.
By iis charter, the Company is permitted to Is
to own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the
same smount as the Government DO nds, and NO
move These Bonds are First Mortgage upon the
whole road and all its equ pmerts
THEY HAvB THIRTY YEARS TO BUN, AT
SIN PER CENT., and both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
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SECURITY OF THE BOMBS,

1t needs no argument TO show that q First Mort.
gage of S96.50O per mile upon what for long time
must be the only rsilroa ad connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific STATES Is PERFECTLY SECURE. The
entire amount OF the mortgage will be about
SSn 90 900, and the interest 81 100000 per anuuu
In gold The present currency cost of this interest
is less than 81 200 900 per annum while the gross
earnings for the year 1858, FROM WAY BUSI-
NESS only. on AN AVERAGE OF LRSS THAN
MORE THAN
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ADJUSTMENTS

SoSCHRr ExTRAoRDIsAEr.
IN HABMo>IAL HAIL
rsprsJivsni. ave bet 10Th ava iih -..
JEssE eHE ARD
The Cnesrs'ied diNspIRsrIOSs PIANIST sna
MALE sOPkAso
On account Of the disappais,nent expressed y,
tnss Concert. aud we're pr~v.-t-d y, I've sto-n
M. q. has couserted 20 srn srcn Rslsssors srs
si,e seosh.r Ceec.rt en M0vDaf FNEsING.
Doors open al. oonnsncias ., o m fss n.
A GRAND VOCAL. IBsrRrMRNTaI Avn
"A Drew atic Entertainment wth be eivep a.
ODD 1rLLOw @, " AL 7ts sfre~t. on sa rus.
Day EvESING, Tebrusry sth. Is >, 90 ~hiee o.
soms.t i.ss s,eRsa ~, fros. sss sass.aes ss s.,
tca oi coal % the rart, hoidins the highest mum
nr roors open az = perfor nance a ,nn-.-a
CANTE BURN.
Last nish, q ,hs wenas Of euickn,-.,
Jnhs hksflkLn, , - ye.r. Ga
MR pES Howr
GREAT bIr-THE sEg CANCaN
1he Ttio sf Bssuy-n lie AleertiEi ma,t
Ballet OF twelve Lovely Lscies Nay sect. Josn,s
Ptsrce. Viola Cfton so ue~ vocai Sc.
SATURDAY. Afr~rnoon-Lsdie. nATISEE. nn.
NATIONAL THEarER.
TuIs EVENING; 20. ne.utifh Military CON.
vi new uniforms NUl an eNo, lent cs.t o. cb.-
s.i,rs; ipc naing tn fsy 'rite Actor NJ FRANK
the charsct-r ~ neon GHkJCOrE IN. a.
rtnc Rand hs. been en gssed and Nfn sppeartp
ih"ir besuntui 90 .orm on tl.- stage durips ~.
admission so Cents Children. IS Cents. Tioke..
for ssle nov. feet
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L OR NOUN vERN NON.

The stesmer ARROW. )" CAPTAIN Thos. stack
. l., leaves her wharf foot of sew
enth street, DAILY, at 10 a m Easlkk
ySHeEpdNs5s yHpN5S tHcspied,I for MOUNTr11...s
nEAANDRIA, t0RT FOOTE FORT M asH
HnGijsnS; HHisES vMARsaALL HALL, Nd, and W ali
Fare TO Mount vernob and retnrn tnrIr8i,s
'o,s,9n 70 the Hsnsion and Grounds. $50.
tickets for sale At ali the principal Hotels. and
Willards Hotel. "a isrno
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NEW h MS
Choicest MARYLAND curing
W1LCH b PBEMIUM sAMiLY FLOUR
VIEW YORK BITTER,
NEW YORK BUCK WHEAT
N. W. BCRCHRLL
fe4 Cor l4th aud r SITS under Fbbitt House
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IN BOXES n EssINA ORANGEs
900 BRksH COCOANUTs. NsS'
Just received per etssmsr"K q Knirht.n
JkO " LUMsDON q Co.
l-3t' 50 Louisiana ave bet 9th and .th sts
Evening star., 1869-02-06

WOR II LEY k9 l
Having returned from Paris, 10 nov prepared to
furuish Dinner Parties, euppsrs &C.. In the finest
style. He purchased when In Paris superb Din
ner Bet, which cannot b eoualled in this country
- Tim JAHDO WORMLBf.
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~ u ~ SgsE1ss4 ssfEV1fsss4u srsu,r.
An EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE ROusn.
Where the public may hnd, always, " What thS,
want" and that Of the best quality.
eEvENTR STREET,
.TvS deors south Of Z md Northern Aaskss.
Evening star., 1869-02-06

1 OWELL & O'BRIEN,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND STEREOTHPEBS
Would inform heir friends and the public tn at
they have removed their office from the corner Of
lIh and streets to = street near 7th, under
considerably enlarged their Office: they now
prepared to execute all work in their line, with the
REASONABLE TERMS. fs, 81
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Slupia has been abandoned because 10 would open o
direct communication between Posen anu warsaw.
The Austrian govern .nent Offering very favor.
able conditions for the purpose OF inducing
German agricultural emigrants to settle IN Dal-
malta.
The financial budget OF Switzerland for 1870
shows declt OF lo7, SIT francs S33 j54 in gold
which fact appears to cause great commoti0n In
political circles.
The contract for making line OF railroad through
Mont 81. GOthard has Oeen taken by Messrs Brassey
Grafton and Stronsberg, who undertake 10 com
pete the work In seven years.
The Russian government has granted an excu
sive concession to an English merchant for the pur-
pose Of laying submarine telegraph cable from the
southeast coast OF Siberia TO China ana Japan.
number OF Hesslan Oncers have resigned their
commissions on the ground OF differing with the
policy OF Prussia. IL Is inferred that the Ministry Of
War of the Grand Duchy Will consequently soon be
suppressed. .
serious connagration which occurred recently
In the town Of Jensseise, in siberia, consumed 300
houses ana caused the death OF upwards OF 100 per
sons. The district bank was destroyed, with all the
vauables.
1t is rumored that the Duke of Edinburg has made
a lucky speculation In New Zealand, having bought
shares Ia inians company wnicl have risen to an
almost fabulous Vaae. Some say he coald now
make profit Of over 100000.
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PopIsh Gospel truth as in Jesus there is Just rea
Yet cannot amit the TACT in those who pass from eyanse
cal TO ridentne except account
Manninss ease shall not dwell g combat the reverend per-
YOU triumphanty conirovccd y the very bishop
Orleans lea tue n papanouP ~ his farewell adess
say in Italy laugh merr such unutored
as We KNOW loo Wei here what inacy means
IT, any mar sspsssy Y POPE sa, take occasion from
ALERT couple them with the rampant Cullenism muster
ass a which y a a" n
am II and stand nm
Ss OF :. my
your Gads,ones put together Now tx il 10 mind that the
Romh shall never aequlesce and be satisfied unless
Rome infalliby the death OF liberty, progress and
SYLLABUS that l. humble Italian easily predict for
s | % r, h.n to sna TO
the ropes tender mercies or as Gamoetta on
sD%asasi isH' sdmires pesp no. my old esp s
and prOr ds Time qsan the OF v9af
destruction Of your glorious fro'esi.n'ism As to my
The approaching Mastaan cony,nticIe We had also in
both native and oregn IN order 70 aranSe N co,nmIn
Vat which after ALL sha prove almost exoas, ely co..
lected for political purposes was glad 70 see accepted my
es ana even before Hpen ct s sonsa eqa
shah be IN Florence 10 lake the work; after
that shall not fail to pay my visit to Naples sent you
for guide general theme OF Councils past and uure
than REPUTATION OF the Maslaan one For this espe1ii
purpose printing pamphlet, part OF which WIN ne
ready few days, and In which disclose To my Fellow
counrymen very origin OF this Ponne trick
awaited myself the au,umns rest to make Tor
print avorite book the glory of Mary n conld
taon basphemies OF ST. Alfonso Lguur on this said
very subject Meantime give my attention AMI my hand
which prcaise myself Of good results Already
achieved Important and expect soon even
May God bless its ends You then, now we al
stand aid particularly myself In need OF your prayers anu
wise Remember, therefore, us beiore the
throne mercy Goth household and In the churches
nearing fearful times, being here sure taat tho
shall torch discord to the
the welfare OF many people Let God be
shall touch dearest convictlons
M my best Wishes believe your aiectionae friend,
ALESSANDEO GAvAZZI.
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THE sUEZ CANAL.
It's Effect ON the Trade Of Austrnlasia-T
Antipodcs Brought Nearer to Franco.

It's Effect ON the Trade Of Austrnlasia-
Antipodcs Brought Nearer to Franco.
One Of the possible notifications OF trade which
the opening Of the Suez Canal Is likely to introduce
Is alluded to IN the following extract from the Mel
bourg Argus OF the latest date to hand In England
before the sailing OF the Cuba 1t Says
In his dispatches by the last mail Mr.. VerdOn men,
toned that ne had been In correspondence with o
gentleman named Leonard, professor at the Paris
University, on the subject OF the establishment OF
direct trade between France and Australia. From a
private letter addressed BY Mr.. Leonard to a resi-
dent IN Melbourne, which has been kindly placed ~
our disposal, we make the following extracts, bear
ing on the same subject
wrote few days ago the Hon. Mr. veron giving hira
some useul Information relative TO the opening OF
lsthtnus OF Suez, and telling him that Ii got little
S1uayemeht ircm Ausraiia, or from HIMSELF believe
could Induce the French authorities wool
marseies, and prevent all the wool from being
London market had the honor spending n entire day
with NJ. de Lcsseps last November 4 opened
him on me SUBJECT This new route o he
Of ne aoort, AMI, betct f1uaes ana 1uaiit very
mrh. III Mr. Verdon the authorities In Australia asked
me officially 10 MAKE n suggestion authorized
TO say that 1t would be encouraged, ] have d0nbt
merchants In Msrseies would the matter
Indian shews spices, &C., 10 London also and nearly
AL tne French goods sent To Australia &c. by London IL
~ time this monopoly should and believe might
give helping han to brng France aud Australia into con
tact most ANXIOUS To bring France and Ausala iho
contact Nnetents Of the people hero Imagine tnat YOUR
country belongs entirely to England aud that mere u no e
Ia trying to do ado except through the latter counirN
IL Is to be hoped that the government VIII take
steps TO avail Itself or the KIND oices OF MI Leon
llsnmen OF important trade are entltedto every
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Personal MOVEMENTS.

Wade IL IN favor OF recognizing Cuba.
Considerable funds have been raised for q statue
IN Valparaiso 10 Lord Cochrane (tne Earl OF Dun.
donald.
An Indian chief in Arizona Is putting on airs
because his wife cost four pones-the usual price
being one.
William A. Stocking OF Connecticut, has been
appointed surveyor o. Distillerles for the state Of
MASSACHUSETTS,
The civil tribunal OF Munich has divorced Herr
Won Bulow and the daughter or List, who can now
marry Herr wagner II sie pieases.
IL rs stated that the Empress OF Austria is shortly
expected at Rome IN order to be present ~ the
accouchement oi the ex.Queen Of Naples.
a Providence girl had finger torn of In n mill
the other day. SAID she, at was my Tumble 1nger,
then added cneesiully, but must learn To use my
left hand.p
General i. r. Hubbard, OF Red Wing, lost some
valuable personal properly, including several war
relics, by tne recent ire ut Red Wing, which also
came near consuming the General himself aud his
Wle.
poor woman In Worcester Mass. who for
twenty weary years mas waited TO hear from her
husband, has just received letter from him saying
that he has afnassed fortune In California and Is
waiting for her 10 enjoy Its advantages with him.
The Princess Marguerite was enjoying herself at
eignt In the evening at dinner party, and two
does its sleeping IN $4,000 cradle, and Prince
Humbert the happy father, is so oyeIJoyed that he
has gwen away $4,000 IN charity.
The woman who dared lives IN Illinois. She wor.
ried promise OF marriage out OF u sunday evening
caller invited MIN To party lew days afterwards
showed him marriage certificate containing his
name, and, stroKing him under the chin said
mentr' despite henry's excuses he waa married
mRu Ia hfteen minutes,
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IRELAND. !.
The Radical Parliamentary Electoral Agita.
tion-OD0n0vnn R0ssn's Return-EngIisL
Review Of the situation.


from the Cork Examiner Nov. 27.I
The election vi U'Donovan Rosa for Tlpperary was
celebrated by popular demonstrations in several
towns IN this county on Thursday evening. Last
night procession IN which there were upwards Of
Twelve thousand persons. paraded the city carrying
torcnes tarbarrels. and accompanied by bands, IN
celebration OF the triumph OF the ''Fenian caudi-
date.n
strange statement In connection with the elec.
ton, originating apparently with the irish Tunes,
has been repeated III the London Ietegr0ph. IL IL
that on the morning OF the poll the proposer OF
ODonovan Rosa intiInated to the sheriff tnat the
person nominated was not the Felian convict, but q
nephew Of MS OF the same name, WHO Ii, OF course
tree to take the seat
me London Times views with the utmost alarm
the state OF society indicated by the recent election
ana other concurrent symptoms OF disafrection IN
Ireland. J: declares that 1.-THE nation is rapidly
becoming demorallzed, and that the functions OF
government are falling into desuetude.n Tue state
oil the isand IS represented ~ more critical than
al any period since the tltnc war, and nothing, 1t IL
said, would easier than TO ords INTO 3grarIan
guerrilla outbreak. In presence o. this serious dan
ger tia Tunes exnorts the government W proceed
firmly with remedial measures, Int ~ the same time
to assert Its authority At any cost, and says That
'such preparations must be made, at whatever IN.
Jury 10 next years budget, that tnere shall he no
possible temptation to resistance"
MI ihon's Connolly, an irish artisan who has
been comm ssloned 10 investigate the condition Of
the working classes IN America, settles the contro-
yersy as 70 tue identity OF tue Fenlan Killed IN Lon
don win the reuoubtaOe Colonel Kelly Dy stating
that ne mel Kelly IN New York the day the news OF
tue accluent arrived.
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FRANCE.
NJ. Ollivicr's Audience with Napoleon.
from Galignanl's Messenger. Nov. 70 ]

- prom oalignanls messenger. Nov. 70
Inc tohstdut, o,ntel announces that NJ. Emile
Olivier had the honor OF audience with the EN-
PefOf The day beIole yesterday, ana adds that the
question OF TIE HONORABLE Deputy's not remote ell
trance INTO tno Ministry was the SUBJECT OF con-
veisatlon, bus that his Majesty acquiesced In the
motives which determined NJ. Olivier TO appear IN
Tue Chamber US Deputy, aud not MS Minister.
The Pnttte, on Tie same subject, says:-Many
versions have been current relative 10 certain
ministerial combinations, IN winch the name
o. M. Emne Olivier has been mixed UP.
Inc following Is wnat We believe to De
the real truth IN the matter:-Summoned to Com
plegne, wnere ne had "a long conversation with the
EMPEROR, ne dec AIRED himself ready 10 serve his
Majesty BY accepting q portfolio. HIS conditions
were thus specIned-:os to he forced INTO Ony com
pinatun; To cnoose his own colleagues 10 associate
IN Tue administration some OF the wnO In the
Suanper aet Ia unison with hitn, and, without any
spirit OF exclusion 10 accept the assistance such
members OF the present Cabinet as would consent 10
enter INTO Tue new .aninet TWAS Oh ihe accession
OIL some oi the present ministers to the proposed
arrangement that q difference arose between ~
OLIVIER anu those Of his lreuus to whom he had
made offers, and winch resulted IN tie failure OF lhs
DlaQ.
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Opinion or New York Law Courts.

IRON the London Times CITY articlej, Nuv 21.l
The New lork telegram to-day showing tnat the
judges wnO serve Messrs Fisk aud Gould are strong
enough parayZe the action OF the other courts
caused sharp reaction In the prce or Erie shares,
the holders OF winch, Notwithstanding the expert
Of the past Two years, were yesterday disposed
to fancy that there might Sun be some means Oi OBJ
tanning protection Tor property In that state. The
Supreme court whose order has been condemned Is
not supreme court OF the Unltei States, but that
the state OF New YORK, whore tue only higher tr
bunyl is Court of Errors. such IS the anarchy,
however, that any Individual judge seems just
powerful as any OF his colleagues, or the whole
ol them combined; and there can apparently be
little hope OF Justice unless the ana OF the
way cousuGLtloually be Invoked. That Court sits
oIy Guriu. the session oil Congress, but the in
terva lis members act as district judges IN Tue
various ions OF the Union and exercise their
authority subject TO an ultimate appeal 10 tue Iu
BENCH NJ Washington.
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ALGERIA.
An Observation-Disclosures and Consc au ences
nj tho shock.

The MpntteUg dc pAigerie says:--Wc receive the
following details OF an earthquake which has taken
place in tho south, at Blskra, Serlana and Sidi-
Ukba:--On the 10th or November two shocks were
felt at the first named place IN the direction OF the
southwest and northeast, the one at ten minutes To
one O'Clock and the other at three o'clock In the
afternoon. The barracks and other military build
lnQs are much injured aud split up In some places.
Two houses of tue new town, one belonging 10
French planter and the other 10 q Cnd have been
SO much damaged that 1t ~ dangerous to inhablJ
them. Several others have been thrown down IN
olu BisAra Sefiana mas been completely overturned.
but the population had time 10 save themselves.
win tue exception OF one woman VINO was MORALLY
wounded by the fall OF a wall The ruins raised .
cioud OF dust which was seen from Blskra
grea, number OF the buildings ut StdiukbA
nave also been shaken down
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Chem TeieuruDhs.

The Courier de Lyon. France gives the follow.
ing details relative to the local telegraph seryice
Since the reduction IN the tarilr the number OF
Dispatches forwarded has increased 10y more than
One.thlra. AS the dtnlnut.on the charge Is one
nall the messages formerly TWO francs, now cost
one only, ana those az one franc being reduced TO
nlty centime5. there should have been falling on
III Tue daily receipts. such however 10 not tue
case Tor since the lst inst the returns have In
creased q. the Lyons oilce IN consequence OF an
inexpllcdnle augmentation IN the number OF nterna-
uonal dispatches, the price VI wblch mas not been
reduced Every precauton mas been taken to pre-.
vent the lines being encnmberCd by an excess OF
business. large number OF additional wires nave
bceh Gaaed 20 tnose between the principal stations
from Paris 10 Lyons especially aud, with tie excep-
toh 81 Tue hrsb Two DAYS Of the new tarlD we have
remarked no irregulallty In the service.
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ENGLAND.

Speech Of tho King of tho BcIafnns-English
NoyMty and Cabinet Aristocrncy.
On the 25th Of November the Right Hon the Lord
Mayor and Lady mayoress OF London gave grand
banquet to his Majesty the King OF the Belgians.
Among those present were the Duke OF Cambridge.
Prince Christian, Prince Of Teck the Belgian Minis.
ter, the Duke OF Argyll, Mr. Lowe Mir. Goschen,
viscount Torrngtou and about 200 other guests.
A.rer the usual loyal toasts had been honored rho
Lord Mayor gave "Ihe Health OF their MaIesties tho
King and queen OF the Begians.n The toast was
drunk With enthusiastic cheers
His Majesty the King on rising to respond was re-
ce,veo with fresh demonstrations. He said:-
MY LORD MAYOR YOUR ROYAL HIGHsgss NY
LORDS, LADIES AND GENrLEMEN--ln the name or the
Queen OF the Beiglan5 and IA my own name beg TO
return my most sincere thanks 10 the Lord Mayor
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The Telegraph Lines Pnrchase-IIew Govern
men; vii, Raise the Cash.

Iron the iLondon Times Nov. 2G.l
The impression gains ground tnat those arrange.
menls wdeh aie IA active progress viii not ue sum
ciently maLrcd 70 enable the Post ONCE authorities
10 dne over we Warkng OF the several lines OF tele
graph belore tue middle OF January the first week
III FEBRUARY. IN connection with TINS important
question we may mention that the London Times In
yesterday's impression, confirms the intelligence
that the ChaDcelor VI the EXchequer VIII not APP
DC raised Ior purchase ana compensation, nut VIII
meet II Temporarily or otherwise in connection with
various branches OF tie pubic accounts among
others tue bankruptcy fund and the saving bank
deposits.