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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-07
TOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
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And the following for Railroad bonds,


Money active and the rates paid Indicate the str
gency Of the market. On Government bonds lilo per
cent commission paid In addition TO currency inter
est and In some instances bonds were turned per
cent for day. Tho rates stocks ranged from lilo
por cent with the bulk OF transactions at per cont In
addition TO the currency Interest There was renewed
demand for currency from New.York State and New
England. and also for small amounts TO go West Some
small amounts OF currency have been returned mere but
not enough TO supply the demand for shipment At the
close Of business money fraction easier being at
lie per cent IN addition TO currency interest.
Sterling exchange Ia dull but firm at quotations: Lon.
don, sixty days. losS9losi; London, sight 1888 el0sE
London prime commercial lOIialO7i; Pars. long, S22a
0Sai; Paris, short, 69O9Aisi; Antwerp, S.059a2Sl;
Swiss, 62Ss523i; Hamburg sStaS5s; Amsterdam. 4Oa9
ioi Frankfort. 4Oasioii Bremen, 7s97s3 Berlin, 7o3
070E rfE s.v ..# .urrb 5.I. 1fa7
Freghts arc heavy; 1900 bush. Wheat 10 Glasgow. by
steamer, at I'd. I-l fI 'J...o u 10 B. l.-
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
were Receipts for Customs 5000 ooe Receipts for Cold
Notes. $4,000 Total Receipts, sos,eOt 50; Total Pay
ments s7S66s2 q; Balance, s76li,3O5 ss iios i1f
Tho table shows the totals Of the average Of
the leading Items the Philadelphia banks for the past
"A,
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SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN OF LAKE So
rrgIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY. :
Since tho close of sales for the Company we la
been buying and selling these bonds at our eoanter
ct market rates. Paying per cent gold inter
in New-York, free of taxation, we recommend them
TO our customers the cheapest security in the aTk<i
h sao.1,r fr JAY COOKE IL Co., No. ~ Wallst.
Stock chart showing the highest and lowest price,
Of all active stocks in the NewYork Stock Exehan %
IN each month"; from January, ls6s, TO January, lSQ
Compiled from official sources.
Price on cards, 81; Framed. q, SC, and g.
USUAL DISCOUNT TO THE Trade.
l-l J. a. SToPFoRD 81 Co., No. 10 parlsrow.
w. f. LIvERMoRE a. Co., No. ~ Broad-st
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proposaIs.'

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received up to
- THURSDAY sh API a 9ee@ fss S1s PURCHASE o. s'o
BURGH FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY,
dated March 1862 and due 10 I've year, With hteres, the rate OF
ner cent free payable OF
he Agency In this cry LAT Of Starch and september
No6d ~ less than accrued be
Payment viii ne red notification 90 the acceptance the bid
The Balance q The s0OOo authorised will probably Issued this
Proposal. Ia be addressed to wIsSLow LAsgR Co. Trsn,e,
IA No az Pine and adarsed Bid for RQupasnl Beadi VI the
Sttt,bursS Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Gov
Ees.Yali, March 1s, is0o "
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THE MARKETS.
rcu.suIly reported for THE TnrsusnI

.+-ta r.. TunDh, Apul
AsHYs-Tbs market quiet bat prices are ss1dy sss 81 ID ~
At 81 751 80 for Pots and 80 l2t0Ss Is for PesFis -
BUILDING AATERTALS-Ws have new lecture 70 so's =
ces coming this heading The basIes has been nea "
tho market steady We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-07

MY TEN-ROD FARM tells how lady rea-
wi Tired s9On em snail plot Of oaHi equal
10 SIZE elty sa Mailed sny rcsipt Of 20 esnis
LORISG Publisher, Boston
MISS THACKERAYis new STORY-FROM
wi AN IsLANDsasd reoelp, Of eeuiA 1bs nUe e,nr
uppretssdisT story i LORIHG. Pubisiet, Bcstos
DRICED CATALOGUE No. II of
III \ -.-, sTKRLIN0 ERw AND OLD BOokS
yastpu blished and will be free 10 address
DAVID a. PRAhClS Dealer 10 NV snd on Boet
Aster-plaee ADD hghhst. New York.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


u.vo.,v,., Ian lsCstou firm; Miinp ?ic sales o. 80
he receipts. toda g bales receipts o. hs NesI-sIon
% % ~ L, ,Ipoft,-toalay gJ2 bales @ the WeeA-o L
s,aol s,J bsss 10 the Continent tol bae, eo"hs ,I
l.s, sale. OF tbe 3s OC bales 'eeE loo pMey
ss,sg ii; Commercial liii Gwi sswhsrk sigD
s sng,r Common l0dl0ici Pnms ~ gI!ie lsiio"
$1,000 Sli. No,,r tnn Common MdoOc ims oi ino,c
h ,oa52e Piour lover Supsane, 80 s,i psass ht,r,
% 90 Inn n All a. aIS Hay dull; Prime S!idt2a Pork
% sa a. s1o M no Bacon dull and lover ho1ucts
1v % % Rb sI,s lc Clear Sides, Bie Lara dnii Isr,e
iese r. s0c Whkr quiet, Western hechheh riV'@S' i"
C1g,s steady. p U0ie rhmo loi ale, soob,Ie, Md
,srnt 400 bales, exports. 2o6l bies teeop. OF
ahbE ,por,s Great Britain 1906 10 olhea i3iesn
,he NeA 9 he sales 1850 bales stock 90 ' Da,es
PVaIs I,,. Ian l5-Tobicco tieAdr usunteu T,
Sr 49,. spo,rsus sc 5i Double Extra eIdSoi i,p,s
h.a'r foui s 5sa% m Wheat dali Prime TO Fame, fal
Euta 70 o. scdas s 32i for No Corn primer a. o'noe
sodtlpi s, .teaiy S2D+2 23 for Choie. lsnd sany
Ne, rs WHISKY lower +" 70 rork au a, ~, ~, C I.
spring Ws - Sie Ir Shoulders, Ice for Clear sides yt 0y
Bat Meats uu ~, iIr for Shoulders lo fr Ham, na i't 20,
packed Lo"sn % ,lsr Al lJic for shoulieu Clear os
tleaf hide. a ,t.ns e Lard dull. Hogs lower e,Tst
ei sug" cH "a ~ sros,. Receipts. Fogr J89 bb. Hss"
Corn bush osis iyg ousns Ro,n-
la Eo s 90 Crude Tnpsntne y i,,. a. o tbs
sIhnei sh sin, dong market weak Total teesp's VI 80
.. a., sis .Ioort. coastwse oa bales stoeh gu H'
40 ble, Total sales OF tho week No oNes a., h,s.
ChahLhi' 1ei receipts 2Jl b,ls' exports eo'u.,e s3S h.
haahuss Ian Cotton market hnner hles " 5Ioh.I..
receipts, DJ bales h"'"'e-'
receipts 32G bales q, c,or o,s,.l ou and closed Mid
sVssA" i. go bJsi receipts, ll7 bae'i eipo" !" "'
Britain 80 oa I,u isCo,ton market dali bst little gre.es
6.LVEo go, sales 2li7 bales Receipts OF We wees y =,
uood onhhs ~ r.rpool 5blO baesi IT, Bremen ! oAe'i
Boston. g3J bales, 70 Ne"''' "
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE TREATY FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF THE
ALABAMA CLAIMS sIGNED-MR. GLADST0NES
LETTER TO NR. LESTER.
LONDON Jan 15.-The treaty between the United
States and Great Britain for the settlement of the
Alabama claims has been signed by Mr. johnson, the
American Minister. and Earl Clarendon, the Foreign
Secretary on the basis of the ori Ginal protocol
The Patrie of Paris publishes translation of the
letter of Mr. Gladstone to c. Edwards Lester of New
York. and proceeds to condemn the acknowledgment
made therein as humilatng England in the presence
of America and as likely to produce no little rrita
ton of feeling against the Premier among his own
countrymen.
A vessel which left Madeira on the 6th inst has
arrived here She brings no tidngs of the arrival
there of the missing passengers of the steamer
Hibernia The boatmen Of oxford University are
eagerly expecting a challenge from the Harvard
Club for rowing match to take place next Summer.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH


ton Mass, owned by Little stanton, were totally
destroyed by fire last night. together with large Ot Oh
manufactured goods. several adjoining buildings were
also destroyed. The loss Is $4,000.
IAN attachment for n large amount has
just been made the Brantford Lock WORKS ia New
Haven County, Conn.
"A man named Thomas Cunningham was
instantly killed. yesterday, while at work on the Cho
mango Canal extension at BDghaint0n, Dy an eMDahk
ment, co feet high caying In.
....Angeline Shrayer shot and killed Pat
rick Crafty Monroe, Wis. who scduced her two years
ago, and refused TO maintain their child.
DR.. Simmonds. formerly OF Cincinnati, was
shot and killed by ID. Markham, at Water Valley, Tenn
Oh Monday evening. Markham fed.
THE use of tho Wisconsin Assembly
Chamber has been rendered Monday evening aud the
successive evenings. for tho discussion OF political Issues
by the riya candidates for the United States Senator
ship.
IA freight train on the Vermont and Mas
sachusetts Railroad was thrown from the track yescr
day while passing over the bridge between hthOl and
hoyhtt0D Nine were smashed and tho bridge was
badly damaged Conductor Wcbbcr aud another man
were slightly injured.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
eo1rTH AMERICA.

rs. FROM PARAGUAY-THE
tMfoK,'6uorn OF THE PAlAGC ms ANo a l !
s,nyrTa CARRIED AND THE ARMY OIiENAi
DESTROYED. -, ...o,,or from,
,,.nos Ian. 15.-The regular mail steamer from
M I,nsiro arrived here at late hour yesterday
nv nlO 80 rbe former port the 24th OF December
S h,i,ps the following important intelligence
S-on tbe seat of war IN Paraguay. The allied army
taS made vigorous assault on the Paraguayan
stronghold at Viletta, and after desperate batue
succeeded in carrying it. President Lopezs army
,vo. utterly routed and destroyed. The allies cap
turod 5000 prisoners of war, Lopez himself WIN
barely 200 followers made his escape. This lmpoi-
tant victory opened the way to Asuncion the f"i'-
Vpayan capital. to which place the Brazilian non-
rlads had'gone.
yILETTA HELD BY THE ALLIEs-A 1laTc kErOSr OF
PARAGIAYAN SOURCES -MOfEMENi'
GEN. M'MAHON. a. 4ho
RIO JANEIRo, Dec. q, via Lisbon, jan LA
last accounts from the seat of war; the aiiieS no
Viletta and Angostura. Many cannon anu .~le
stores Of ammunition and provisions ieh iii,o 'n'H
hands The losses of the Paraguayans III hinou any,
wounded in the recent battle were very ne"' .
ronort from Paraguayan sources Chains INA, 'n0
Aid forcos lost COCO men killed and wounded III
hottIe which took place on the 5th OF Decemoer'
Com A.golla was mortally wounded in this hgn''
Gen. Mcmahon, the American Minister was III 'llV
Paraguavan camp good understanding existed
between President Lopez nd the American minister
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
MEXICO.
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATIES WITH TIE
UNITED sTATEs--GENERAL SITUATION.

RATIFICATION OF THE TREATIES WITH TIE
UNITED s1ATES--GENERAL SITUATION
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
MEXICO Dec. 29.-TwO treaties of the three cee-
brated in July last by Mr. Seward and Mr.. Romero
have just been ratified by large majorities of the
Mexican Congress The first in point provides for
the adjustment of claims subsequent to the Guada-
iupe-Hidalgo Treaty Of lS4S by commission which
shall sit in Washington within six months after the
the effect that when the Commissioners and the ar
bitter they may elect have decided all the that
may have been rightly submitted, the sum total de-
clded in all the adjudged in favor of the citi
Lens OF one side, shall be deducted from the sum
total decided In favor Of the citizens of
the other side and the difference to the quantity Of
10000 IN gold OF its equivalent, shall be paid in the
Government IN favor Of whose citizens the greatest
quantity has been decided The remainder Of the
said difference shall be paid in annual bonds that do
not exceed $4,000 in gold until the total of the diff
Terence is paid' The Committee Of Congress, in
making report upon the treaty, say that they do not
ignore the fact that with the present Convention the
claims OF the United States citizens going TO lose
the character they have of common
debt guaranteed by the morality of tho
Mexican and by the laws and the tribunal
OF the republic, and be converted into an engage
ment OF nation 10 nation that by its nature ~ much
more grave and delicate. There seems 10 be in the
committee tendency TO be understood that the
treaty IS DO respects their side of the question,
an unmixed good but surely IL is best not TO bc
equeanish in these matters when as is plain Mexico
STANDS IN very need OF whatever honorable allow
spce can DC made hor debtor The present trea-
" ~ iii every respect liberal one.
Ano Essential part Of the treaty Of naturalization
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

FiiHL-Dr Ewer's Sermons on the Failure OF
Professionalism" can be obtained from ID. Appleton n
Co. Ncw-YoriS who have reprinted them IN a small
volume.
r. " H-Sorne oompostors can set M phono-
graphic Ms. bat very few. Ph0nOTaphic copy would
not be accepted in u newspaper Office The Greek
Minister M Washington Is Mr. Ran gabe. You can
reach the Cretan Relief Committee There Is no
Greek Relief Committed by addressing Dr. ;. e.
Howe Boston. or H. T. Tuckerman. No. 81 West
Erank.-You can obtain q cadetshp at West Point
ONLY ON the nomination of the Representative OF
your district in Congress, OF the President There
are vacancies every Summer. and occasionally they
fall oftener through deaths dsmssals There is
a manual labor department at the Cornell University
by means of which n student can defray the whole
or part of tho cost Of his education.
YOUNG Amoica-If a captain maltreats his sailors
he can be prosecuted IN criminal court on arrival
UOit.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

GREECE EXPECTED TO SUBMIT TO THE CONFER
ENCE.
PARIS. Jan. 15-Ihe Constitutional of this city,
predicts that Greece will submit to the voice of the
Conference.
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE GRECIAN AMBASSADOR.
The Conference on the Eastern question will meet
again to-day 1t is generally believed that this
session will be final. 1t is reported on credible
authority that Mr.. Rangabe the Grecian Minister
has been instructed by his Government to announce
that Greece is resolved to reject the decision of the
Conference if certain demands in the Turkish ult-
matum are supported by that body. All the indlca-
tions are that Greece is bent dispatch from
Athens states that King George is preparing to re-
turn to Naupha.
A CONCILIAToRY RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
EvENING.-The Public newspaper reports that the
Conference on the Eastern difficulty held harmOni-
Gus session to-day and adopted unanimously con-
ciliatOry resolution. NJ Rangabe not in attend
His continued absence is regarded q refusal
10y Greece to recognize the Conference.
DEMANDS OF THE GREAT POWERS UPON GREECE
LONDON Jan. I5-An the Great Powers. except
Russia have united in n demand upon Greece that
for the preservation of peace, she withdraw he1
formal objections TO the Conference as at present
constituted. The Powers have reason to hope that
Russia viii also concur in this demand.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
MARRIED.

CHAsB-C0REYon welneisy Jan 10 atth Third Uoi,e.t
TO Julia A. v Corey ofthis city. - ~
hACf-NBLSON-On Tuesday, the 18th inst bv Friends
mony Frne, H. Macy it, to Mary daughter late Henry
Nelson all Of this city.
PRESTONMARSln this city, Friday Jan Is al the St Hcho-
las Hotel by the Rev James Summons Charles T. Preston
and Miss Mary L. Marsh ~' ~
ARDMAN-On Tuesday Jan at the res.nce Of the
BRIDES mother by the Rev Mr Ludlow, Harry Solomon 10 maggie
Bosrdman. both Of this city. No cards
Thursday. jan H. the
the brides parents in Warren Settlement Bath Seuben County
y David yanoon to Maggie Mccullough No cards.
WlLSON-OFFLEYOn THURSDAY H. Lukes Church New
York City by the Rev. Isaac H. 1ntte d. D. the Rev d.
Pittsburgh Penn Caharne HeaOn Of City daughter
Of tue late John Holmes Obey
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
SPAIN.
THE ELECTION FOR THE CONSTITUENT CoRIES-
A REACTIONIST CONSPIRACY.

rue ELECTION FOR THE CONSTITUENT CORTES-
A REACTI0EIST CONSPIRACY
MADRID. Jan 15-EvENING.-Ihe elections 1or
members of the Constituent Cortez have commenced
Thereactionsts made attempts to create disturb
ances at the poing places but they proved abOrtive.
With these exceptions good order has been main
tanned.
The Provisional Government has obtained proofs
of the existence of a conspiracy, III which Gems
Pezuela Calonge and Manuel Gassell are implicated.
The persons named are under arrest and II the
charges against them are proved they will be severe
iy punished.
THE CANDIDATES FOR THE THRONE.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-The Madrid journals are hostile
70 the Duke of Aosta as candidate for the throne OF
SPAIN The chances Of the Duke of MontpenSier
,eem at present to be improving The GaH'os OF
Paris, however, thinks the former is the most avail
able candidate and the most likely to succeed, II
Spain declares in favor of monarchy.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

The announcement is made of a series of dis
courses a, Cooper Institute upon christianity Inter
preted by Modern Thought aud Experience and adapted
TO the Wants OF Dissatisfied and nquirIng Minds" The
opening discourse will be delivered on Sunday evening
next, by the Rev. DR. Bellows whose sympathy with tho
largest liberty OF thought and devout aud reyeronlia
splrlt is well known. All are invited to attend.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

Cespedes. has been received here II does M, % ,s
Deen reported previously, abolish slavery a once Int
Souhses owners 10 give their slaves their freedon and
leaVe he ultimate decision TO the peOnle. who a. icir
pleasure may decide upon immediate emancinstIon
coupled with the naturalization OF those owners vino
are favorable O the revolutionary cause and yet
ing 10 part with their property. The Generals princna
oec IN the issue OF the proclamation appears 10 he ihe
utilization OF the services OF the blacks as a mit,r
cessity. 'i''"i' N'
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
AFGHANISTAN.

THE VICTORY or sHEKRI ALI CONFIRMED.
LONDON jan 5.-Dispatches from India confirm
the previous reports OF the complete victory obtained
by Sbeeri Ali, the Khan of Cabool over his rebeous
nephew. Abdool Rahmar at Guznee.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
TERRIBLE ExPLosIoN or BURNING FLUID.

KARLSRUHE, Pa. Jan. IA frightful cx-
ploson OF burning fluid occurred here this evening, by
which Young lady. Miss Kate Rupert. had her person
terribly burned from her forehead 10 her feet. She was
carrying little child up stairs at her mothers home
when tie lamp exploded. burning the clothes on her
body aId settling fire 20 The house. II Is strange to relate
the child not hurt.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

THE FIRE IN PmLADELPHh-We are
pleased to learn that tho Watches. Jcwery and Da-
monds OF Messrs. ]. T. Caldwell * Co, Philadelphia
were all preserved In excellent order IN their hreproot
safes made by MARVIN Co. of this city.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

us IA, s-suga scre thr market TO-DAY opened hrm, bu
i sttb. close No Dutch Stiudard " re srroot hichns
n Iondou Gi dl6 y ceut pfem on fans "a y ea' P 9
Tai. states ugh currency I'dEJ cehi oa IN s u
as ~ esrl prem short sight IN gold ! Y cent prem
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

DIED.
ALESTn Brookyr Thursday evening the h Alicia Allen
Tie relatives friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Sunday
iIa o' ' q o'clock M from The rc'dn'' Other sister Mrs
COE Canton, IL. sunday Jan. D. 1862 Mrs Mary Ann Coe
George Coe daug OF Peter BLAIR OF thi, city,
regretted the beloved Coruwa. snd
daughter OF samuel T. T'sd.e
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
JRNKNS-In Brootvn FRIDAY J,n IS Henry jenkins
fgssr !he shst Cs9stsaSasI shqTeh at y oeocS & on
to attend jan It. "' ''''u' u ''' fanny ''''
JoSEsOn Friday morning the 18Th atbe residence of her
Jones, widow Of ths late Edmund Jones in her 1oh year
aud aasouae SUNDAY the iith inst at u o'clock The
friends ofhe family and Of he families her soas Edsad and
Horton and her grandson VIM G. Rogers invited to attend
KELTYSaliealy Friday, Jan l5 at o'clock Mrs Fanny
Notice the funeral 10 Mondny morning papers
L4TSgTs@5'oT ,, Charleston TUESDAY the A H
Notice offIneral hereafter.
MowArT-ou wednesday morning Jan p 1859 E,,b:h Am Ann
So S se fSs % IN % & & aIa S " He1 s ''
Faners on saurig the 6 list at o'clock p m from Church
The Ascension. corner Pinh-ave. and Tenhst
NORTON-Margare wife the Hon Michael Norton aged 26
The relatives and ePds Of the family ore respectfully myte f. 70 attend
Sunday H. whencs the viii be taken to St An
oesdSp From Ieac to calvary Cemetery for at,rmsn
PEMBRoKEA, Port Richmond, s. L, Thursday Jan A. William
pl,ce ,be NJ charch Richmond
r Gn aanr, ga & s o aa p s % S Ba e e o. eS l9 % s y x
H. at I2i o'clock p nj will return at .. o'clock p ~
PRRRYAt Black Rock Conn Wednesday the 18th inst, Seth
Perry In the 39th yearof bis ags.
The yes friends the family requested attend bis funeral
re.iieuce Saturday. Jau. l6 at o'clock
SIMONDS-As Brooklyn Thursday evening Jan H. Ernest Still
mau. iaha, son d samuel and Emma j. Smoui'
Massachusetts, papers please copy
wRsSELLs-Ou Thursday, the Iith inst Hannah widow Of the late
John II Vessels. aged 65 ysars, months ani dsys.
Tts he sss o oS % s S 'iS;T 81 %s aa
sihi s s isn t to p, Iii. i'i for intciasn
Jersey papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION

CHICAGO, Jan, ~. - In the United States
Circuit CDur to-day. Judge DrumIuond decided on two
indictments that the ruling OF the Commissioner OF Inter
nal Rcyenuo that persons income includes debts AUD
a
Ties Indicted as having made fraudulent returns were
aiii.a.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
TRIAL, OF THE oGEEcHEE PRISONERS.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. 13.-Ihe preliminary
examination OF the prisoners captured on the Ogoecheo
was commenced today One Of them, Capt Green, en- was
arraigned The Sheriff identified him one OF the ne
grOes who assaulted and robbed him and his Deputies
" S. Fitch District Attorney is defending the prisoners
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
JAPAN.

THE CITY OF HoKODADI CARRIED BY INsUR-
GENTS.
LONDON, Jan. 15--A dispatch from Hong Kong
just received states that strong rebel force had
captured the City of Hokodadi. in Japan. The per-
sons and property of foreigners were respected.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
PRUSSIA.
BISMARCK AND BEUsT.

BISMAkCK AND BEUST.
BERLIN. Jan. 15.-The statement made by Vienna
journal that Prime Minister Bismarck had declared
that the Baron Won Beust must be removed from the
head of the Austrian Cabinet is pronounced to be
without foundation in fact.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

WEBB's ADDING MACHIsE.-The attention OF
accountants called to tho testimonials In favor OF th
machine published in another column.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
corRr OF Appeals cALgNpAR.

ARHIvRD.--Steamshp Celia, Cleade London
Dec. L., mdse and l9S pass
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
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PANS Jan i5-Bour.r stronger Renes l9f loe
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