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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-08
MAINE.

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MAINE.
The Governor opens his Message with the
usual expressions Of gratitude for tile prosperity Of the
state aud country ana reJocngs over me trnmpn OF
free institutions in the election OF Gen Grant He then
Name There is he says available water-power in this
State to the amount OF upward Of million horscpowers
enterprises in the State pushing with vigor
since the shipping interests Of the state have so much
wonderful coast but there is one way IN which the G0y
opening railroads 70 tie sea- e report ss the uPcrE
tenden OF Common Schools shows actual decrease 20
the extent nearly 10000 in the number OF children IN the
state between the ages OF aud q years
withinthe last, 8, years The state College OF
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts has made cautious
beginning. and with most gratifying prospects.
OF capital punishment he says have heretofore al.
abolished. Too much crime Is abroad. and embOldencd
by the mldness and uncertainty OF punishment Most Of
our neghboring staos retain the death penalty We 90
not wish 10 invite crime here by the impnuty fails 10
But to whomi ask To the vioator OF all sancttles-
the assassin Of all deenscess esshe pess pOier OF
good the peaceful and welldoing who rely upon the
protection Of the State TO whose welfare they greatly
should not be shown TO crime OF the finances the
sage says: Our receipts for the last year were
lie debt has been reduced $1,000 The whole
now outstanding $5O535OO The Prohioory Liquor Law
what man shall eat or drink" the Governor says Is
certainly pretty strong assertion OF State rights
NIT that drunkenness is an evil dishonor TO manhood,
dsturber Of society and deirment TO the state our
State has accordingly enacted the present prohbitoy
law as IN ITS Judgment adequate means to this end and
wherever has been executed 1t appears 10 have been
does not appear TO have enmueh effort TO make OF
the ordinary Of enforcing the prohbitory and kin
dred laws In some localities the friends and guardians
toXicating liquors is cfiectually suppressed"
The Legislature Of Maine in Joint cOnvocatIoD,
to-day elected for Secretary OF State Franklin NJ Drew
OF Brunswick; Attorney General William T. Frye ~
Lewiston; Acknowledgement John &; Caldwell OF Ills,
worth; Land Agent, Parker T. Burlcgh OF Lnnens all
present beumDents.
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MUS INTRODTCTn.
ASSEMBLY.

The Speaker presented message from the
Governor Transmitting the annual report OF the Board OF
Treasurer in response to resolution passed at
The last session. showing $4,000 10 MS hands as seent
performance of the contract
afr GiGord-TO amend the charter Of Union Springs.
Mr. the revised statutes so as To allow
notice to creditors published any time after grant
ing letters esaInentary OF administration Mr. Ben
der Amending the acts relating 20 the storage OF crude
To repeal chapter ISL Of the laws Of 1868 Mr. Hustled
-Tu repeal chapter OF the laws OF 1868. Mr. Cul.
onenses Mr. NachtmannIFor the better protection
OF the mechanics Of the state by reguaing convict labor
extension of the Chenango Canal pursuant to chapter
of the act entitled An act to amend the act Tor the IN
CORONATION Of yillages passed lSs' passed lS MI
IA the city OF Syracuse also, TO amend the act entitled
act TO amend the statutes in reference TO the cOec
INK CITY Of Syracuse TO issue bonds and take stock in
Shc Syracuse Northern and Syracuse and Chenango rail
Law OF 1850 Mr.. Hasbrouck-Co prohibit the landing of
passengers aud freight below the foot Of RiyngtOns
Ncw-1ork by steamboats, navigating the sound ana
Mr.. Jacobs-Defning the Jurisdiction Of Notaries
Public Mr. lIodgcs-IneOTporatDg the German Cigar
Arbeicr Nercn OF Brooklyn also closing portion
81 Bushwiclaye from Grand to Mashalsts., Brooklyn.
6urgh Turnpike ard Bridge Company Mr.. Jacobs-To
nend the act creating additional Justices Of the Peace
tGe Methodist Episcopal Church OF Jacksonville to
veg real estate Incorporating the American Baptist
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. II. RAY that Special Committee OF Three be APP
pOnted TO investigate the workings and dongs Of the
GcrchaIts Express Company, without expense the
S{ate. Tabled.
Mr.. klElsNAN introduced the following:
L3s Inc Interests prosperity and ure greatness ef the City
of Ne lolk demand hat by
DORIS should be male sie sud naygabe commerce Of The world
ard Vh>o all The citizens Of the Empire equal interest in
III csrly accomplishment Of this object,
iSJirod n the senate That
~ 'q 20 aid by their inuence 10 obung such appropriation
ss- Che S.ioos Government be necessary wholly remove
a. ohsluct0us from what Chann
Eo Thsi the Clerk Of the House he Of
= reor 10 each Senator and
snf1d States Congress Tabled undef the rules
The Chair announced the following Committee on
5suies; Aessrs. Sekreg Gleason, La Bau Jacobs and
UitChman.
The Assembly then adjourned, In pursuance to joint
resolution, to Jan. -, at fl O'Clock a. m.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
THE oGEECHEE TROUBLES.

TIE OGEECHEE TROUBLES.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. THE Ogecchee trOub-
les about ended Tho Deputy Sheriff. with guard OF
eight United States soldiers brought 81 prisoners to-
day
ILLNESS OF GEN. ROUSSEAU.
NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. Cen. Rousseau is i'll
almost beyond recovery with Inflammation Of the bow
THE CHARLESTON ELECTION COMPLICATIONS
INJUNCTION SERVED UPoN Gov SCOTT.
COLUMBIA, D.. u Jan. THE Supreme
Court to-day granted Peremp,ory mandamus requiring
elected Mayor Of that city tho 10th OF Noyember last
Gov scott was served MIN an uncon today gestran
OF the State Of south Carolina for bulls funded Nothing
Of Importance was done IN the Legislature today.
MURDER IN TENNESSEE-THE KU-KLUX AfFRAY
AT sHELBYyILLE.
NASHVILLE, Jan. IA Mr.. Hampton and
his son. both Union men, were killed in Dickson County,
last Sunday morning, by tenant whom they endcavored
dispossess by The tenant returned Rebel
soldier.
The latest adyices from Bedford state that 1t ls not
known that any hurt IN the affsay at Shcbyye.
last Saturday night. between the KuKlux and negroes.
The negroes fought with spirit and saved their school
the destruction Of which appeared to be the object
OF the The old citizens generally declare that these
outrages Of the Ku-Kux shall be stopped to accomplish
which they must organize III support VI the authOies
RAILROAD CARS BURNED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 1.-The baggage car
OF the express train for Louisville tins AFTERNOON when
stopped but before the fire eXtnguished the
and the greater portion of its contents including OF
the mail, was destroyed.
GOV. REEDS MESsAGE-TIIE ELECTION FOR CON
GRESS.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. 7.-Goy. Reeds mes
sage was the Legislature this morning. and was
read In the Senate Nothing important was done IN the
House.
T. NJ Cheney has been chosen state Printer. Returns
o. the vote for Representative TO Congress indicate the
reelection OF Hamilton. by 1000 majority.
A CONFLICT IN NIRGINIA-THREE NEGROES RE-
PORTED KILLED AND THREE SOLDIERS
WOUNDED. ..r =, -
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. "a communication
received last night from the Sheriff OF Princess Anne
County addressed 70 tho commanding officer Of this post,
stating that ~ attempting 10 wit of cjectnent
he had been fOcibly resisted by armed band OF about
~ In compliance with the request for assistance
To execute The law aud preserve the peace. the military
commander force OF 20 the aid OF the civil
authorities Later information has been received from
OF the disturbance To the effect that in en-
counter oday between the military aud the negroes a
sergeant had been MORALLY wounded and three negroes
killed The officer commanding tho detaehment mas
liade application for reinfoIeements lie says the
negroes Ia the surrounding country are armlng and
throat snins ope" attack. An addtonhi military
force VIII probably DC sent out to'hSuI. AsSoChlen
Press dispatch.
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BR.TrTSAt Madison j. Wednesday eyeuing J.n G. Col
William Brit9. in tie sIst year Of hi. age.
h np the PrSyisrian cusS IN doS on S,tus the
oh ~ oeoes Cars leave foot Of Barelayst " 10 a By
DIoKsoSOu Tuesday evening Jan cathaiue A. wife Oicapt
The ates family invited attend
her funeral from her ass residence Ninety s a b cb1S 81
~ Vincent de & a1 s ;. near 81 SS where solemn
GRAYDoN-on Tuesday the 9Th inst. Mary wife Of William
The friends the family are a;teni
r.deac No 81 West Twsniy6hh't, Saturday the BIB inst
HILLTEsR-On Thursday afternoon jan lingering illness.
Mrs Elizabeth Aeserman wife OF Deacon VIM HaAke aged 60
She sveetly sleeps in Jesus ,s..,..
OcIOck the fihybdst Baptist Church. Ser Sevepssve
JAMESON THURSDAY Jan a, beg residence M'saHa T.
Funeral late residence Saturday morning III
S Go,Ssf e vi. be , Ss ss sp rom mS aSp%, "a
friends are invited without further notice
JOHNsON-Ou Wednesday Jan Frank Puriy n son Of Evan ~
The relatives and friends family invited s,,end the funeral
services the residence Of his parents No. ats J Brooklyn on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
LuMBYIu Brooklyn on Wednesday Jan william Lnmby 10 the
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend bis fine,
Friday Jan O. at o'clock from NJ Is s0n.gaesi: ."-
.sI E,ss st ss S q ws.I J. s G, daughter
and sOs 81 & y .s;pe s Z, Ssiss 70 s.s
City this friday afternoon at , O'Clock -
pEDDIE-On Thursday, Thomas pside native Of AbeneiS
and y IsRRsSS S ssy 70 attend s s ao,s'
O'Clock p m.
Perth papers please coDy.
TNKER-On THURSDAY Jan John Charles youngest child Of James
and Lucy Tinker, aged years ami ) months.
The friends Of lie family respectfully nrd to attend the hn,sr,
the Church OF the Holy Communion Of Iwen
~ o'clock SATURDAY. the 9Th
remains will aierward be taken 10 W0olawn Cemetery.
TOMPSONOn Wednesday Jan Phis Thompson 81 Years
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited to attend the funeral
the residence of her niece Fanny Tompkns No 50 aurens
Principal Of Coored Grammar School No Friday the SD nst'
at a O'Clock a m.
UNDERWOOD ysLo. Thursday, Joun a. 'H1rf"oo
IN his list
The friends Of the family invited to attend bis funeral
saturday afternoon 81 o'clock train leaves the Hudson
River Railroad Depot in Thl;h st2 o'clock Trains leave
Yonkers az $50 and q o'clock }.
WEELfR-At FaSYyile H. TUESDAY jan the Rev Ben.
jamin Wheeler. aged 50 years.
North Church Port Redmond Fddsy
The relatives friends
fully invited attend Island boats leave foot Deys. r.,
at Wy o'clock ?. m.
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MICHIGAN.
TIE GOVERNOR,

TIE GOVERNORS MEssAGE-TIE COPPER BILL.
DETROIT Jan. 1.-The Legislature met i'll
joint Convention this morning, TO hear the retiring Gov
errors message, which is long document and reviews
the financial condition OF the State at length. Az no
time Ina the history OF the state has ITS credit stood
higher It's exhibit appeared more satisfactory than to-
day. lie says the sagacity. prudence, and economy,
which have marked the management OF the funds OF the
State for last four years deserve commentator,
and success has attended the reduction OF the public
debt the close Of the and The very large bal
in the Treasury S3O229 ca attests the.wis-
dom OF the Legislature ana the high ability and
strict faithfuness OF the State Treasurer. The total
bonded debt Is $J61l07S A.. and the trusund debt
S0l4 g. The Houses again met this afternoon.
Gov Baldwin delivered his inaugural message. In view
0i the highly favorable financial condition, the Governor
recommends the state tax for the next two years 10 be
reduced 10 great extent be done with safety
10 the interest Of the State e reviews the condition OF
ana recommends application TO Congress for assist
ee TO enlarge St naIys Falls ship canal and submits
we Importance OF proyldingf thorough geological sar-
Wy OF the States. lie alludcs 10 the defeated COnsut
0l lsOs aud says that is not probable another Con
ioh VIII be authorized for many years, yet changes
MI pc required from time to time which may he enee,cd
~ .ne eparae submission or any proposed amendme
~ uVncnds That TO allow salaries To be iXed by
stature, and one to strike out the word white
%He,SNer IL occurs In the Constitution, be submitted
Tc,o,, n' P.opie at tho next general election lie
800, very briefly 10 national affairs, aud says
49, ing 10 Tho Presidential election, that The people de
'N pVaSe ana have ntruscd the administration OF the
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BANQUET OF THE CERCLE rRANCAIs De EHAE-
NOME

The anniversary banquet of the Ccrcle Fran
Gals do Iarnoue occurred last night at the clubhouse
OF the Association No 80 Clintonpace. IL the third
annual gathering OF tho members. and more enjoy
able oven than the reunons that preceded IT, The Cor
Gle Francois de rIIarmouie, though including mostly
French citizens IL well known to American pleasure
seekers Its social assemblies during tho Winter
have been numerous and delightful aud the masked balls
given under auspices during the carnival have been
among most agreeable OF the twevcm0nh.
The Character of the banquet that took place last
ing was quite similar to that OF all those ainrs II
attended by about persons, whose numbers included
tic whole personnel ~ the Cerclc. and Tow invited
guests A superb Wrau AWAITED them and received
much attention aud commentator me,u furnished
Inv the Hoffman House, under tho supervision OF NJ.
Franc Kipzlcr, can command After a very
IengthV discussion Of$ its merits tho
aflic eaussyic mado Tor the American fashion Oh
speecnaklng and In response to oasts the PIeslden
Vscount Paul d'AlZac, Chas A Dana csq, OK fcsdohe
salmon Secretary -. Fromonthal Monsenrs h. Mercier;
Frederick A. schwab, esq, Vice President Potter anu
others spoke briefly In tho Frcnch language Ihe com
many then adjourned Ia the spacious parors o tho tetco
Where conversation and music brought To ato coso io
third anniversary festivities The officers OF the assoca
iion are. yscOut Paul dAlZac. Presidents H. totue'
Vlco.Prcsident H. Frumenthal. secretary a. bNlatV;
treasurer; A. Fcrfaud, Economic. NM H"ehirr "'"
kiuICt, DlIlCtViSs
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s,Do o,ss 1 market Yesterdays mss Receipts sa bales.
closed az zot sales Of $50 bales b,Is. ~
OsSEGo " T., Jan 1flour eoo ILL
S no spring ~ y for Amber Winter 40 IS s,r White,
I'll . for Double kstrs Wheat 6rm snd
held 81 Is tod White Canada 81 as9 20 fer eeas - ,ss
choice Corn hIm and quiet No Illinois AZ "a o.. ~
tor Western Barley aad Rye nominal Corn 81 40 A. 81 Mn.
ICED steady shorts shipstnh 80 Mddngs ESQ an A, inn
Railroad FFeghis Flour 10 BostoE, 81 O5 10 EewYoys
Albany &c. 49, 49, T"
MEMPHIS Jan l. Cotton dahl and unsettled; MdIax asa3sl. =
receipts 800 bales exports leo bales Flour steady Sapyn, 90
81 e. Corn, 65d68c Oats b Nes Pork SO Lard IsAiele
Bulk Meats 6rm shoulders lllc; Clear Sides Ice Dressed es,
l2ai2lc = ~' Ivy
81 81 No Red 81 81; No. sPnng 81 a. Corr declined le
New bseNeE buyer all Janry Gle ned 53s Tor
quiet Dressed Hogs advanced Csc sales At S2aSll25
SAyASSAH. Ca Jan The Cotton market opsd quiet closed
hn MidnZ At Sla26e receipts 2J55 bales; exports coastws
l.69i bales
FAScsCo Jan TFlaur dull. no tnE,aiisus Whr. anil
at bl 50d 81 82.. Legal Tenders, a.
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PORTED KILLED AND THREE SOLD
seh,,,npn
THE MAINE sENAToRsmP - HAMLIN HAS ONE
MAInRITN In TILE REPuEIICAN CAuCUA

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. IA caucus of Republi-
cans OF branches Of the Legislature held this
evening a candidate for Senator. The Hon.
Charles r. Whdden of Calais chosen President The
whole number OF votes cast l49 and blank or
these Is for the Hon. Hannibal amlin and "A for
the Hon. J.. NJ Morrill, When this result announced
by the Chairman. excited debate arose whether the
blank should be counted ON the side 1t was urged
that IL might have been cast by mistake and on the
other that the statute OF law of this State.
well by the uniform practice OF legislative
assemblies "a blank ballot should not be counted
After a proractcd discussion the adjourned
DE Although there is some excitement. II ~ admitted
10y all dnlcrested persons that Mr. Hamlin fairly
nominated and IN this opinion the friends OF Mr. Nor
rill Will acquiesce The caucus has been conducted
with entire good feeling. and has been Snguary free
from angry discussion and personalities.
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DELAWARE.

MESSAGE OF THE GOV. OF DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 7.-Gov. Saulsbury's
communicated to the Legislature yesterday
lie very fully TO the State finances The total
state debt is $l556OO0 This includes the bonds loaned TO
the Delaware Railroad ana the Junction and Break
water Railroad amounting TO $4,000 all OF which Is
secured to the State by mortgage. The Governor recon-
mends direct State tax TO include bonds mortgages.
and machinery. and tax which will reach the National
Banks. He suggests TO the Legislature that 1t may be
necessary to revoke the charter Of the philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad COMPANY because
of its refusal To pay the ten cents tax passengers
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Jan TCo,tp ia light demaPi at decline Of te
Midillny sales of bales. receipts f5n bales; eas
sc17 bales Gold aSi sterling Exchange ~ Som%es a nt
change lQl New YORK. sight Exchange, las " cent ",suhh
FoarLcw grades and hrm Sapcsae - o n"iSs
Eut III 7OG ~ IS Treble Extra $50 % 90 l'
shipping White yellow Oats dali ~ Ood o5e bfan
dull Hay unchanged Pork active With large sass AZ 80
$50 IS scarce, shoulders lc Gear tb sides stc 'ear
Sides l0ie Land hi Tsree 9Glyic Keg ~ sugar active
alraned aias Moas active aLd hsntti common
6ud6,c; Prine, 6g0fJc Choice lie iJc. -
WmaisGTos n G.. Jan 1spirr TuFp rnlne STEADY al sc
Ro.n-Ertn No ~ IS Crude rarrrtine hrm aud prices
anehans,i Tar declined l5 quoted % 10 Co'ca 9'c Tor Mid
ihngs -. -, -. t....u,.
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coMMEMoRArloN OF THE SIEGE OF DERRY.

CONFEDERATION OF THE SIEGE OF DERRY
After James ii. had received his discharge
from people OF England and obtained shelter at the
Court OF Louis XIV, tho grand monarch fitted out an
expedition aud put James at the head OF 1t. TO make
descent on Ireland In that island the exiled King had
still many adhcrents. and was AT first well received. The
northern part OF the island however peOped by the
scotch.Irsh who Protestans, and recognized VIII
liam. Prince of Orange as King OF England The prem
boys OF Derry shut the gates OF that city In the face
oi regiment sent by Tyrconnel To garrison the place FOR
James. The inhabitants endured with fortltude
long siege, until, when reduced almost 10 starva-
event the Derry Walls Lodge No i,0il OF Orangemen'
COMMUNICATED last evening at DOdworth Hail. ny col
laion addresses and mHsc. About 500 gentlemen and
ladies were present, nearly all representatives OF the
ScoclIrish There more To remind spectator
OF the songs OF Burns IN which tho Scotch sses are 80
Catholic aud Orungeman. The speaking. however, was
OF nature keep alive the latter feeling The Rev.
George ". COllard OF Brooklyn made patriotic address
The Rev DIR. Bowling gave n glowing account or the
siege Derry receiving thunders Of applause The Rev
Thomas Walsh theoretically attacked Papacy. MT
Henry T. Atkinson Master of the Lodge; Mr. J0hn Bond,
and Others also made addresses An original song to the
air The Minstrel Bpys" and descriptive OF the Siege OF
Derry very well received There other songs,
besides Instrumental music by Twyiords Band Ii Is
only months since the first Lodge OF Orangemen was
organized in this country. and there are already eight
lodges four Ia tins city, one In Brooklyn.
one In Jersey City, ono In Boston ana one
In Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. The members are
all Evangelical Christians, opposed alike TO Popcry ana
infdclity No beverage stronger than cold water IS al
evening did not break up until late hour. The occaso"
was pleasant TO people who, though not Puritan
retain with more than Puritanlc tenaoty tie trad'0'
OF two hundred years ago.
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NILSSON RI.
DEMONSTRATIONS nr rnE MIssoIn1

ORGANIZATION OF THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 6.-The Missouri Legis-
laure met at jefferson City to-day The senate. after
swearing In new members. adjourned until tomorrow
by the Secretary OF the State. in. and the
House adjourned until tomorrow The list Of tho Secre
tary OF the State omitted the members from the eight
counties. returns from which thrown out By tho
Secretary In counting the vote Of tho s,ate
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NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. JAN IA dispatch reGel s n. tile
kavr Department L morning from Rear AJSA un
The North Atlantic squadron dated aasshP 10 No. a
that the vessel /, In excellent coadl.s ci
other points command the aag u we re
sa"c Inc GttJ s0nrE was ea
pd The cable betreen Key West snd Havana
The Peu cruising on tss % a @
ber She conveyed ihs Hon $50 'h W N"eo"'' '"'"f'
erui,iny ia ia ytian asietH
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systinl gstius.

Eighth Assembly District union Republican Associa.
tOn-A regular meeting Of this Association ad the Executive CON
thereof will be hell THIS tfrday EVENING sS oeocs
JOHN J. OBRIES, Presdeat
ions McDoSAD. Secretaries
Twentieth Assembly District Union Republican Asso.
citation will Meeting THIS Prday EVENING Jsa
o'clock Headquarters Dngeeins No 9Jl Thrsse The
vii hold meeting adjournment Of Associations,
Ia organize JAMES JAChSoN, Prest
wv n ggIvER' See.
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According to an opinion recently gwen by United
States District Attorney Courtney. powers OF attorney
given to parties to act In Customiouso matters do not
authorize such parties 10 enter or Withdraw merchandise
from Internal Revenue Export Bonded Warehouses.
The regulations concerning the expectation OF tobacco
and SNUFF have been recently amended for the acconno
dalton Of the trade be seen by the slOned copy
Of letter from the Acting Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF lNTERNALl
REVKSUR, WNsniNCrON, Jan. 8, 1869.
SIR; As the regulations IN Series :. No T. provide for
the expectation OF tobacco and snuff on board OF vessels
only aud az application has been made for permission
TO export 10 tho Dominion Of Canada by railroad, Is
found necessary modify the regulations so 40 to meet
the reasonable demands OF trade.
Yon are therefore authorized to allow the withdrawal
OF tobacco aud SNUFF stored in export bonded
houses for direct expectation to the Dominion OF Cannda
by railroad. In such cases the various forms, n H.
and must be changed To meet the circumstances Of
each case and instead OF the receipts OF tho master
mate of the vessel prescribed IN page % Of Senest
No g. the receipt OF the proper railroad officer will DO
required
Tho proof required for the discharge Of export bonds
given for the expectation of goods TO the Dominion OF
Canada will be the as that prescribed IN Series
No 3. Very respectfully,
THOMAS HARIASD, Acting Commissioner.
SHERIDAN SHOOK, esq., tOltCtOr lhltty second District
New-lork City, Ncw'IOrk.
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CALIFORNIA.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature adj
iourned Dec 10, after harmonious session The Terri
ioria prison located at PheniX salinos River
Congress asked for troops, and premium wac
offered sinking Artesiau wells the desert
lands Both houses passed resolutions OF thanks 10 Gov
Mccormick for his long aud faithful services.
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Government 10 who is pledged TO peace Tie hopes
that the questions which have long agntatod and di
yded tho country are now to bo settled forever. The
Governor closes by urging the Legislature the prac
tice Of rigid and wise economy in expenditures and ap
preparations.
Joint resolution passed unanimously petitioning
Congress pass the Copper bill before tho Senate.