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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, December 2l.
SENATE.

The Vice President called attention
to the requirements Of the law for the
filing of the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Mr.. Fessenden, as one of the
regents of the Smithsonian Institute.
The law provides that this vacancy
should he filed in the same manner as
committees are appointed.
Mr.. Cragin reported favorably, with
an amendment, the bill to provide for
the execution of the law against poly
gamy in Utah.
Mr.. Wilson offered q resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the
committee on the District of Columbia
to examine the administration of the
school commissioners and the condition
of the public schools Of Washington
and Georgetown.
Mr.. Warner introduced bill for a
more equal distribution Of national
banking capital, providing the amount
of circulation notes 10 be issued TO
banking associations shall not exceed
1910, ,OO0, 900, and in issuing said circu!a-
tion notes preference shall be given to
banking associations in sections having
the least national bank circulation;
that the Secretary of the Treasury is re-
ouued to retire and cancel United
States three per cent certificates to the
extent of the issue of bank notes under
this act, and shall cease to pay interest
on three per cent certificates of the
Unit d States. The bill was referred to
the committee on Finance.
Mr.. Summer moved to tako up the bill!
relative to telegraphic communications
between the United States and foreign
countries, He urged that prompt action
was very important. .se
A discussion ensued concerning the
propriety of giving priority to this
measure over Others, deemed by other
'Senat rs equally important.
Mr.. Ramsey moved to proceed to the
consideration of executive business
which was agreed to, and at 1885 the
doors were closed fer an executive ses'
sion.
Afterthe lapse of an hour the doors
were opened.
Mr.. COnkliug reported, by the direc'
ton of the committee, joint resolu'
ton su.peuding until February 1st,
lOSU, all tAlsll7S ldMo iCIabIhS W euS
taking of The census.
The joint resolution was at once
taken up and passed.
The Senate took up the ocean tele-
graph bill, the question being upon the
proposed amendment Of Nj. Summers,
to make the bill applicable to existing
as we'll as future cables.
After debate the bill was recommit- t.
ted.
On motion of Mr.. Howe, the Senate
took up the House joint resolution di'
rectipg a reimbursement of owners, in
loyal States, Of steamboats, and other
vessels taken by the Government dur
ing the war. Mr.. Howe explained that
the bill passed the House at ths last
session, but failed in the Senate for
want Of time.
On motion of Mr.. Pomerey, at P. NJ.
the Senate adjourned.
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PERSONALS.

James Fisk, Jr., is only thlrty-seven
years old.
Alexander Dumas, Sr., says bis daugh,
ter has the finest eyes and hands he
ever SAW in his life.
A man was before the New York courts
Saturday, on acharge Of SHINING dog
ALIVE.
One day last week Rev. Wesley Howe
was found dead in his bed at Orristown,
Pa.
The judges chair in the new court
house at Carlinville, Illinois, cost $500.
Gail Hamilton says that "the women
pay their debts iustinctively.' And
with whose money!
The Marquis de B is.ieres has under,
taken the culture of silk in Franklin
county, Kansas.
The prisoners 10 the Jail in Marion
county, Indiana, have organized a vigi-
lence committee against thieving in
their community.
flelus, the Nllil2msport murderer,
took dose of vinegar and molasses to
cure a sore throat half an hour before
he was hanged.
Jacob Bloat, of Floyd county, Iniana
has Just married his sixth wife. This old
bloat had better retire.
A spunky bride in Port Hope, Canada,
married the gToomsman because the
bridegroom was too drunk to stand up.
Kansas, Ohio aud Wisconsin ara
wFaugling over their respective claims
10 the birthplace Of Winnie Ream.
Signor Barra has arrived in Savan-
nah, 10 talk about the emigration OF
Italians from their native country to
Georgia.
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All in the Family, you Know.

Foreign nations are beginning ts un-
ders and now they do things ar Wash
ington, aud Ike wise men they profit by
their knowledge. When the Spanish
Minister wanted to get his gunboats
released, be took the wise precaution
to be Informed that Mr.. Secretary Fish
had son-in law who was a practising
lawyer-Mr. Sidney Webster by name.
He wanted lawyer 10 argue the cause
Of Spain before the Stat, Department.
He might have got VIM. NJ. Evaris, of
New York; Judge Curtis, Of Boston, or
Mr.. Groesbeck, of Cincinnati, or Mr..
Stanbery, or some other gentleman of
recognized ability in the legal profes-
sion. But be knew the Administration
too well, and was too familiar with its
veak points to rely upon talent alone or
the justice Of his cause, for the success
he desired. SO he employed the son-in-
law, aud they say that he paid him but
a small retainer. supplemented, how
ever, with the glittering contingent of
$40, 900 in gold. This brought the thing
out of the domain of information. i law,
and Landed it squareIy within the iami-
ly circle. 1t was not 20 much a Quss-
ton whether the Spanish gunbsats
should be released, as whether old man
Fish would put S70,0 600 into the pockets
of young man Webs'er. The lofty
statesman was lest in the loving parent,
and the gunboats were released. So Mr..
Webster i. $4,000 richer for being the
son-in law of the Secretary. And the
nation learns another lesson on the
overshadowing value of relationship.
Not alone in the State Department Is
this Taught. 1t extends through all the
ramifcations of the civil service from
the highest TO the lowest, fr, Grant,
with bis disappointed door-keePer Dent
at his elbow, to Delano, with his son for
chief lieutenant in the Revenue Bureau.
MACK.
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1e'l,reline @egister,
December 22.
coRRss sPONDENCE.

,...,5, Of u. REGISTER throughout West
!r!.,, ,TF the bordering counties Of Ono ana
hgni raaia are particularly req~cssed ,.,; 70 aei
Pms. ,,,,upfly 9Th any occurrence o. general
rGsnt w p gy com, tcithtn their knowledge. In
iE'r'' ', .,.r,l Importance the Telegraph may 6S
sasS Q, ~ ~, ,rp,nSe: IN most cases the mail iclu
A''d o. TqBrGte and ornate eSSays are not a. de-
srI''T. Jrsf and accurate letters giving all the
nr,i g and incidents Of int resting euentS as
i3aE " ,iis setting forth the material eondi-
C0aEg',S.r S.rs 'opnsnt q The country; the crops,
t,1 l,, aI q lrnd and all other subjects Of interest
Fss"I, I,,ri.,,,,rral community, are especially de-
,f ,y.a3 ,-iU b, promptly published.
hl ..,. a oy pubic meetings, Of ,0hdterer mature
y, OCCASIONS Of interest 10 the people, 0sH
y w,,aonr D., ,,,,,;,b y oop,r tbat sbau r>fect
q! g.,' ',, .,,n,, from he People aud Is Of ralue
ra5I, ;n,,r,s 10 them, t7iH receire our instant and
80 MI attention.
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a Horrible Affair.

From the st. Joseph tMo.) Union, Dec IL
Last night We learned the outlines Of
"a horrible tragedy which occurred at
Hambnrr, Iowa, on the ST. Joseph and
Council Bluff railroad, on Saturday.
l. seems that farmer residing in the
vicinity, name unknown, came to town
to sell lot OF hogs. Four men ap.
pfolched him and made offers. and after
u time bargain was struck. The far
mer demanded portion of the purchase
price to close the trade, and the pur-
chasers refused to acc de to his demaud,
whereupon a quarrel arose. All four OF
the men attacked the farmer, knocked
him down. and beat him numerically,
and one OF them, not satisfied with the
brutality thus far shown, deliberately
stamped the helpless victims brains out
with heavy boot.
The villains were Immediately ar
rested and confined in Jail. but the
widest excitement ensued among the
sympathizing citizens, aud for time 1t
seemed impossible to prevent their
overpoweriRg the officers, dashing down
the doors of the Jail, and tearing the
miscreauts in pieces. The excitement
was eventually allayed, and the town
was quiet during the night. On Sun.
day morning brother of the murdered
man, who resides near Sidney, arrived
in Hamburg, accompanied by large
number of exasperated men, when the
scenes OF the previous evening were
repeated, only with redoubled violence.
At one time the officials depaired of pre-
venting them from accomp ishing their
sangsine object, but a. length, through
the iustrumentality Of number of lead
ing citizens, they were persuaded to de.
sist
The wretch who actually killed the
farmer is named Dsmpster. He resided
in Hamburg, and was formerly an en-
gineer on the St. Joseph and Council
Bluffs railroad. Ia tie eyes of the law,
however. be is not more guilty OF the
imo than hi con ederates, all OF whom
according to our iutormart's statement,
aided and abetted him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22

THE notle army of carpet-baGgers
who have entered in. possessed and
plundered the State of Florida now call
upon the Administration fer rein
forcements. They want troops and
prefer negroes. They have obtained
all the plunder they can peace
ably and now want bayonets to aid
them in forcible spoliatiou. Negro
troops are preferred because when a
division of the spoils is had they can be
satisfied with smaller share than
white Regulators" would be content
with.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22

General G. 7, Beauregard. whose cap
,u'e OF Fort Sumter opened the rebel
non, having beaten his sword into a
uguFative plswshare, has lately patent
% novel apparatus for propelliug cars
SeS c.e 9th. vehicles on land, or boats on
wi,s was OF Orrivers, by means of overhead
Gin in, 'o9e operated by stationary en-.
sionr ,7iber power placed at intervals
prissss we route. His invention CON-
snrir :, 'aa:S,snl0us elamping devices and
for ng,,,"@,l.a'aent, attached 10 the car,
propeIIinS5 and disengaging the
AVOID sbocE,sSs E,Sss, in manner to
"T5"s 81 UU'!s, i'",-a In 'see5t letter he saws
believe, to create a a MIN! NINE IS destineu'
'ne number of street Neld e, increase 10
1Ooot cities, and of cans1s ns1Wa!s vs. 10 nonn anu
10y mS, Oy materially dimipi..HI;.ne ~ .ne cTuI .%a;-
iu.fent j., .p or running expenses ezpeD1'ng N2g tnelr
~ u. .2e "a, northern latitudes, wbs.o Aoreover,
W wDtsr 1ts zee canals remain idle psf, ow,bg os
wit5 iSet IT, 'aey viilbe used in GonDsa. 'D OF tne
Wira r. ice stationary engines and rU5Iasefion
r.;, ~iIe Fopss Of my sys.em os auu endless
and HsS bosss 'oF properly constrnctod r. ~ many
ioct. I UOaIs, Us When these ips'ea arTivs cars
iHs, i,em they will be easiiv %''tre trs.t at any
Platform" VIC other by lifting
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

,VyHIs NEW AND COMN0DIoUs HOUSE,
foested corner Of Broadway and I2d street,
,o.sesses advantages over ali other bOuses for
he accommodation Of it, guests II va b1ili
ss-LrressIy for = nrst-clAss Family Boarding
House-the rooms being large and en suit,
heAtsd by steam with hot and cold water, and
furnished second 70 none: whiis the culinary
department is il the most experienced hands,
sEOrding guests An uDeqaaled table.
One OF AtEood's Patent Elevators IL also
anoug tDs modern imBrOveuenis' and ~ t5e
seryice Of guests al al hours.
Ths Broad way ard Cuiyersity Place Cars pass
the door syeTy four mimi, - RAINING iTon tss
City Hall to Central Park, Ebils the SIKH and
Seventh Avenue Lines are bat sh0ri e!oek on
either SIDE afording ample faciiaes iof com
mupicating Eith al the DeE0tS, steam boat
Iaadings places of Amnsenent and Basinoee
MORE 4 E0LLKY,
uxxiisn rsopzistora
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22

EDWIN NJ. STANTON has been sp-
poipted a Justice of the Supreme Cosrt
of the United States. This selection Is
disgraceful alike to the bench and the
country. The man who made it may
not be disgraced. The connection oe-
tween imbecijity and irresponsibiiity
may forbid it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22

A SHORT time ago negro savings
bank in Mobile was broken up by
the arrival Of circns, the funds
b.iss drawn ont and expended upon
the show. Just the other day the
colored leader in the South Carolina
House of Representatives thus expressed
himself: "Mr. Speaker, de circus hab
orrove and darfore moves DAT We ad-
iourn." Aud adjourn they did.
"You may tinker with Pompey and Cuff as you
will,
But this nature of uig!ers will cling to them
still"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22

You Can Regulate The Color. Every
natural shade from light brown TO deep
est black is impaired by Phdlon's TitGlia
or SQIratiOn for The Hair. The number
of arpl cations determines the tiuge. II
wOu be like comparing shiuiag water
to the DRAWINGS fIom marsh, to COM
pare it with the ordinary hair dyes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22

Forbes, of Cauada, beat Adsette, of
Philadelphia, in the international boat
race atWashipgtou driving park, Prov
idence, r. l., vest erday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22
WASTING AWAY

Without any special complaint, except grad.
ual dcclnatiou OF bodily strength and nervous
ererCy, will lind in the TONIC \ FOUNTAIN
OF VITALITY LVlGOR AS RE
FRESHING AND EXL HILERATING A
4 POOL IN IHE DESERT TO THE SAND
SCOkCnED AVID EAlNTING TkA Weller.
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y ETC =

RECEs.
HOof2nd's German B:t;srs per bottle, III W
" kslf dozsn,-.. "
F2oAand's German Tonic, put up in quart ,s
cCtLssp per bottle. -
or half dosen Tor 81 50.
E5'Do noJ forget 70 examine wen tne >fu'
clz yol buy in order 70 get the geAuLnS'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22
EVERETT HOUSE.

1iEIS HOUSE Is KEPT on The KU
i roPezn plan; Il Is within three minutes
ride Coy horse ears Of the HeV Haven
Railroad Depet, convenient 70 al the pnnGlp
pisess Of au,ussneut. and for Summer travelle
will 10 foUnd the coolest Hotel In tho
g7erJ roon il provided With running va;sr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22

For Sale by all Druggists
and By dealers Medicines ryVhsrs
ylaTu,Th-sstrso
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Flour is forty-two dollar, per barrel
at Prescott, Arizona.
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CAUTION.

Hoohsnds German Bitters are countsrfeirsd.
See that the signature Of c. u. JACKSON IL
on the wrapper Of each ,boitls. All others are
tory AZ the German Medicine Store, Sc s5I
Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa
CHARLES q. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly C. u JACKSON ECO.
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HOOELkND,S GERMAN BITTERS
Hoohand's German Tonic,

Has been provided preparation in which the
soid extracts of the finest restoratives of the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution by a
spirituous agent, purged of all dceteTious con.
stituents. The patient, in choosing between
these two great antidOtes, should be guided by
his own condition. If in a very low state, from
debility, the Tonic should be his selection; but
in cases where the( emergen0y is not so
pressing the Bitters isI )the specific required
Thousands find infinite benefit from taking each
in turn. There is no phase ofIndigestion Bilious.
ness, Nervous Diseases, or Physical Prostration,
TO which they are not adapted, and in which,
Biliousness, Indigestion, General Debility,
and all the complaints which proceed from a
want Of proper action in the Liver Stomach
and the Bowels, are eradCated by n course Of
this great
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22
constltutionaI spec flc.

Which not only RoRquers aud cOmbats diseases
that have intrenChed Themselves In the system
but is tho best known safeguard against all
unhealthy influences. Persons whose occupa
tOns and pursuits subject them TO the depress
ing effects Of a close. unwhoesome atmosphere
should take 1t regularly, a. protection against
the low fevers and other disorders which mala
ria engenders. Invalids who are
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-22
The Whole Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.

Hon. James Ross SHoWden,
Prothcnotory Of the Supreme Court OF Penn.
sylvzria, writes
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL, I557.
"EooaAnd's German Bitters' is y very useful
article as a tonic and as an appetizer 1. IS lot
an Intoxicating drink. and may be used benef.
cially by persons Of all ages.
respectfully yours.
JAMES ROSS SNOWDvE.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS

Is composed of the pure juices Tor, as they are
incidentally termed, B1iTaeisl of Roots, Herbs,
and Barka, making preparation highly Cen.
centrated, and entirely free jTOm alcoholic Gd-
MIXTURE Of am kind
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LIVING EAT H?

The confirmed dyspeptio may almost say,
with Saint Peter,E die daily" The object Of
this article Ia not toI Iremind him Of his
pangs, but to show him i lhow to banish them
forever. The means of immediate and perma-
nept relief are proffered him in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAEKEr.-LovDoS, Jan. 21-4:3o
p. M-Consols closed at 93k for money and the ac-
count. United State fve-twenty bonds. T5x. Erie
Railway shares 264; Illinois Central p2I.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARis, JAM 21-Boursc quiet.
Rentes, 70f 12c.
FRANKroRr BoURsE.--FRANKroRr, Jan. IL
Evening.-Amcrican bonds easier, but not quotably
lower.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKEr.--LIvERrooL, Jan.
H-430 r. M.-Cotton-The market closed active
at the following MISUNDERSTANDING uplands,
I1kd.; mtddling Orleans 11s4d. The sales OF the
day foot up $1,000 bales.
HAvRR CorroS MARKEr--HAvRE, Jan. ELEVEN.
Ing. Cotton market closed nrn. Tres ordnaire, on
spot, 13lf.
LivERrooL BREApsrurFs MAnKEr-LtvERrooI,
Jan. 2-Evening -Californalwhite wheat, lis. I'd. o
lis Sd. Other breadstufYs unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKKr.-LrvERroor, Jan.
2l-Evening.-The market closed irmer, but prices
are unaltered.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARxEr-rivxRrooI,
Jan. 2la-Evcning.-T market closed unchanged.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNpoN, jan. ALSO
M-Spirits turpentine, 32s. Linseed oil, f27 15s.
TaIl0w. ass. I'd. Linseed cakes, ell s..
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwRRP, Jan. 21.-Petr0.
leum opened at bstsL t9xf for standard white.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Great Fire nj Ottawa-Loss 50,O0O-Meet.
inG Of the Privy COuncil-Thc Nova Scotia
Observation-Disclosures Of the Bishop Of Mon.
trcnl for Rome.
OTTAWA, Jan. a. 1869.
Desbarats block, in which were situated the
Queens Printing ONCE, the Royal Canadian Bank,
Trotter's Hotel, the Offices OF the st. Lawrence and
Ottawa Railway Company and several other places
of business aud also q small adjoining building, were
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss S250,000.
The Privy Council hold meetings daily. IL ~ I'M
derstood the Nova Scotia question s under consider
alton.
Mcssrs. Howe and Mcclellan are here
General orders have been issued in q gazette
extra dividing the nine military districts into regi-
mental and brigade divisions. The four military
districts OF Ontario divided into eight regimenta
end eight brigade divisions. The brigade divisions
plumber rom west to east, and the regmental divi.
Bi0ns correspond with the electoral divisions.
The Quebec Legislature assembled yesterday with
the usual ceremonies.
Bishop isourget, Of Montreal, left for Rome last
Night. us believed he win not again return to this
country.
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Marine Disn sfcrs.

STEAMER ANTELOPE, OF New York. with 20 tons bone dust
from bark Busy, went ashore night Of 18Th inst Cape
sHrr DOUGLASS (Br, Morrison, which sailed from Hong
Kong Nov II for san Francisco pu. back Noy s leaking
water In her hold
sHIr JogS BRIGHT from Liverpool for New York, which
cargo eas wa. wa. sas b. dis
~" rs % ions q csrsa the ean s be so at
Just the lower deck
BARK ANNIE WESTON, .. san Francisco from rhnadel
was put into dry dock on the "a inst on examination
in the port bow, ana her copper injured on
bges The vessel VIII need an entirely now keel She win
also have to be recaulked and recoppered.
BARK WALLACE, from Shields for New York. repair
rapidly m possible a. Faya and anticipated getting
BRIG OCEAN BELLE, from Ms,sins, at Philadelphia 2lst,
sprung foremost and lost sails during the passage.
Lyons. q ',nT WIN be
Len New York Jan Is bound for Rchmond Va, with fair
wnS .aS ips hoUs "a -s
whshs westerly Winds i7h lying 90 Ab.ecqT with iishi
the wind during day Sc, thick raining Pm wind
ss NV ws " Fs %ss SRs
and blowing ale took in sail and lay vessel LABOR
Sga On u @ n e.
AN, si s. is. IS mssisd scSr hove n sight set
SP down s AZ the T bore down
smisSv.iS 10 for New yorE; being p assiy tate. e.
and launched boat and with my wife, child and two
succeeded IN getting on board avery heavy
then ship and succeeded in rescuIng steward and
two other that board the scnr listed
starbosrd side, then rghted, and head
three hours after the last taken
Rrvng has thanks for HIS assistance saving all on
board and for his kind treatment while board vessel
II had not been taken or should have perished
small boat could not possibly live in run
ming the time tThe registered 100 built
Dorcneser Nd in l5i, hailed from Baltimore, and
owned by the captain. A Thorp and Geo Snyder)
SOM wASATA. Carr from Cenfuegos (not Havsna) for
New York. before reported nut into Savannah 18th
distress had sprung bowsprt and split sails having
heavy north aud NE winds since passing Cape Antonio
scun srGufNK, Call from Bucksvile SC, for Bath. Ne
with lumber, was ashore 18th inst Georgetown (sC) bar
and was supposed would be total loss The registered
169 tons ana was built In 1865 81 Bath whence she hailed
Sem sAxrox from Virginia for Boston, with ship timber
the beach inside Cape Henopen during Thick fog
night OF the 9th inst She full Of watsr, and will have
discharge 10 get OF.
scHR WAN PAnKs from Malaga for Boston, which was
taken into Fayn 9th had reached far wes a. lon IS
when she driven back with OF men, sails and
have immediate despatch.
TALBOT loaded with Ice ashore on the shoals in
the river about eight miles below the city She may possibly
get OF At high tide to-day mingtoa (NC) Journal I'd
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan 2i-The steamer Admiral, from
Baltimore for White House. II aground mouth OF
River. but wiz propebS be got on on tonighrs uds
Miscellaneous.
THH Dsy DoCKsThe iron steamer Cells, 1893 tons, of
nssrs Rowland Aspnwss London line. on Nicsolsons
great balance dry dock The foot Of Pike street. Err hsv
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FRANCE.

Satisfactory Interview of Mr.. BurlinEamc
with the Marquis de In valette.
PARIS June q, 1859.
Mr.. Burlingame and the two chief mandarins OF
the Chinese Embassy made their first visit to the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs yesterday. They were
accompanied by the Secretaries Of the Legation,
Aessfs. Brown and Deschamps. Mr.. Burlingame
and his companions were very cordially received
by the Marquis de Ia Vallette. The interview was
highly satisfactory and promises successful result
for the mission. The Marquis informed the Ambas.
sailors that the Emperor would be pleased accord
them audience on Sunday next at the Palace OF the
Tuileries.