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Lecture BY General kiernan, United States
Consul 20 China.

Lecture by General Kiernan, United States
Consul % China.
This the subject Of aiecture delivered By Gen.
era James L. Herman, United States Consul to
China. last evening. at the hall Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. corner or Fulton avenue ana
Gallatin place The lecturer alluded to the extent
Of Chinese territory. the manners and customs a
the people. the peculiar characteristcs OF the Ch
nese merchants and their confidence IN Americans
beyond that In the people Of any other datop. 1hig
Mr. Burlingame for his present mission, whom they.
regard - eminently fitted for the vast and impor.
tant trust connded TO him. The progress Of
ideas and civilization In that country wns
spoken Of, allowing that they had long been
ACQUAINTED with many q our arts. but that We
busily engaged In copying closely our arts and our
virtues, together with many OF our vices and con-
clusiOn assured his hearers that we were rapidly
gaining ascencancy In the estimation Of the Oriental
nafrOua
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Minister Rosecrans Announces the Cordial Feel.
Ing Of the United States Towards
the Mexican Republic.
Count valmaseda's Expedition Ad-
vancing on Bayamo, Cuba.
End of the Civil War i'm
Japan.
SPAIN.

A European Plan to Re-establish the Mexican
Empire-The Projectors and How the Pro-
ject u to BE Carried into ExecutIou-NIen
Wanted and Money Supplied.
LONDON, Jan. 13, 1859.
Special dispatches received in this city to-day
from Madrid. state that one Of the late Emperor
Maximilian's Mexican Generals Is secretly engaged
In that city making arrangements with number OF
Spanish scientific and military ofcers with the view
of placing Count Girgent brother OF the exKing Of
Naples, on the throne OF Mexico.
Two hundred oficers OF high rank are wanted to
carry the movement into execution. Their pay will
be secured them from the time they enter upon their
duties.
Several Of the European governments assist Sc
cretly this enterprise.
General Prim grants q number Of oficers DESTROYS
Of joining unlimited leave OF absence for the pur-
pose OF taking part In the expedition.
The Emperor Napoleon, 1t Is safh, secretly favors
the project. s
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FA GIAI3 GlT8

delegate who has not been known az q deyout adj
herent OF Tammgny ami ts saints for several years
past The organization OF this General COMMITTEES IL
expected to be attended with some difficulty, as two
very popular men compete for the Presidency. the
one being DR.. William Scnirlner, the Coroner the
other, Judge John A. Stemmler. OF the Nineteenth
ward some effort will be made to keep out OF the
committee DR.. Ernst vogel, lately returned from
Europe who has ALWAYS been the elf0W tes170l8 OF
the up town democracy. aud has secured an election
- delegate from the Eighth ward. There are con-
testing delegations from the Nineteenth, the twenty
second and other wards and what the upshot may
be tonight will disclose. III
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ALBANY, Jan. Is, 1850.
the speaker announced the pages for the drst half
OF the session.
ANNUAL REPORTS
message was received from the Governor trans
uniting the annual report Of the Captain Of the Port
OF New York. the report Of the Capital Police Board
and the report Of the Metropolitan Fire Department.
PETITIONS.
60 s sa ts ana ss
road.
BY Mr.. WEKD-To revise the charter OF the city OF
By Mr.. CALKNs-To amend subdivision thirteen,
By Mr.. wALKER-To amend the act incorporating
the Gencsce Annual Conference.
ByMr. CuILEN-In relation to Ninth street, Brook.
lyu and TO x the term OF Office Of the engineers of
the Kings county Court House.
BY Mr. ALLABEN-Declarlng the Registers ONCE Of
Kings county salaried ONCE ana regulating the
BY Mr.. wALrxAS---Toa authorize the Second Avenve
, By Mr.. BuRSs-To allow criminals to testify in
BY Mr.. wAIrxAs-.To incorporate the Eleventh
ward Savings Bank Of New York.
BY Mr.. KIERNAN-To amend section sa5 OF the Code
By Mr.. iiAsrxAN-Confcrring certain privileges in
the courts persons charged with bastardy.
BY Mr. q. CLARK-To change town boundaries In
by Mr.. PEARsALI,-To incorporate the Flushing
Library Association.
by Mr.. DooLIrrLE-To designate place OF meet
BY Mr. Cookie restore discharged soldiers and
sailors to the exemption from military service
granted by the military code OF 1862.
! BY Mr.. SUMMERs--Reating to the Jordan Acad-
emy.
BY Mr.. SrEwARr-To aid In the completion Of the
whitehall and Pattsburg Railroad.
BY Mr.. HITCHMAN. Relating to copying certain
records and papers In the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas In New York, and increasing
the compensation OF the deputy and assistant clerks
of the said COURT also Incorporating the New AM
'ster1am Savings Bank. Of New York.
!. BY Mr. FERRIs-lncorporating the Harlem River
and Portclester Railroad and comforting power to
By Mr.. scHooNMAKER-To incorporate the Ellen
BY Mr.. CosAST-To amend the act relating to sag
HarbOr.
THE MERCHANrs' UNION EXPRESS COMPANY.
Mr.. n. RAY called mp the resolution for commit
tee TO investigate the aairs Of the Merchants Union
Express Company.
THE EXCISE LAW.
Mr.. MURPHY introduced bill amending the Ex-
else law.
Adjourned.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Reciprocity with British Celumbla-saa Fran.
cisco Markets.
San FRANCISCO Jan. Is 1850.
The Legislative Council Of British Columbia are
considering tho question Of reciprocity with the
United States.
The English gunboat Chansicleer arrived ct Vic.
toria to-day from Panama
Flour dull at - rs q IS 10. Wheat-Sales good
shipping at 81 70, and choice 81 80. Legal tenders
TAX.
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The Senatorial Caacus EmbroGIie-Card from
tho Speaker Of tho House.
III. AUGUSTA, Jan. 10, 1860.
Mr.. J. H. Drummond. Speaker OF the House Of
Representatives and member Of the Committee 70
receive the votes Of the Senatorial Caucus has L.
sued card In relation to the Senatorial mat
ter, In which he says:-ssThe blank piece OF
paper was not recognized By the committee - .
Tho committee reported lao ballots OF which Mr..
Hamlin had IS. cannot help regarding refusal
to support the nomination on the ground that the
nomination vas not formally declared by the chair
man Of the caucus a. no more nor less than boiling
nomination regularly and fairly made.
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Csunrmatien or the Reported Capture or
Crctan Omccrs.
ENGLAND.

The English Merchants and the Transporta.
tisn or American Malls.
LONDON, Jan. 10, 1904
London merchants are extensively petitioning the
government to restore the mall service between
Southampton and New York by contract with the
Hamburg American Steamship Company. The petit
TONERS show that the average time made by tho
Hamburg. American steamers Is better than that OF
several others and equal to the best TO which mall
service Is accorded.
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ANOTHER LIBEL Surf IN CHICAGO. -The
Chicago Tribune has been fortunate enough
to have another libel suit. 1t. was demand
for only fifty thousand dollars damages for .
reporters account Of fire. In this case the
defence was successful, the plaintiffs having
the preponderance of lawyers-only six.
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Hon. Oden Bowie was Installed o. Governor of
Maryland at noon yesterday.
On Monday evening, at Ottawa, mr., Denn ana
Thorn, two young men, were drowned In the Illinois
river while skating
Liutenant Colonel Anderson, Aide-de-Camp TO-
General sherman, LEFT st. Louis No.. yesterday for
Fort Cobb, with dispatches for General sherman.
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WISCONSIN.

The Senatorial Contest-Ramsey's Recollection
Certnin.
CHICAGO. Jan. 13 1892
despatch from 81. Paul says that Ramseyfs re-
election to the United state Senate Is certain.
Donnely Is said to have retired In favor OF wkin-
son. A. w. Thompson. OF Jonesville who fay ors
Carpenter has been elected Speaker OF the wscon-
sin Legislature. Washburn and friends claim AZ out
OF 81 votes IN the legislature caucus, and Carpenter
Il sure OF 35.
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News from Nuevitas-Return Of vnimaseda's
observation-disclosures Joining tho Insur-
gcnts. .
HAVANA. Jan. ~, via KEY WEST, an. Is, 1850.
We have news from Nueyitas to the 10th.
General valmaseda had been unable TO reach
sibancu. on his march towards Las Tunas and
Bayamo. and Is reported to DO surrounded and hard
pressed BY the insurgents.
portion Of the Matauzas volunteers had gone
over TO the insurgents The troops are reported to
be returning TO Nuev,tas destroying the plantations
as they move
Arms are said to be arriving for the insurgents.
A Secret Deposit Of Arms Discovered in Ha.
vana-Government Account Of Military Ope-
rations-Defeat or the Rebels-Count Val.
maseda Advancing ON Bayamo.
HAVANA. Jan. ~. 1859.
The police were recently informed that there was
secret depot OF arms in honse on Carmen street.
They proceeded to the spot and found there 200 car
b!nes and REVIEWERS and other weapons, together
with ammunition, &c.
On attempting 10 take possession OF the yester
day they were nred upon bv the populace. police.
man and soldier were killed and two ceadors were
wouRded, one MORALLY. The arms were finally
taken away and quiet was restored. The person
who led the attack on the police has been arrested
steamer mas arrived rom santiago ue CuDa Will
important news According to dispatches received
by the government. villa Colre has been retaken by
the Spanish troops.
Oficial accounts also represent that Count vama-
soda defeated the rebels at Sbancion, Cascorro and
Guaimoro. He then marched on 10 Tunas and ef-
fected junction with the forces OF Colonel Lono.
The united forces had commenced TO advance on
Bayamo.
A report from anzanillo declares that valmaseda
has actually captured Bayamo. II is also reported
that the revolutionary ch!eftans. Cespedes and
Aguilera, were In the vicinity OF Manzanillo and
had offered to surrender to valmaseda on
the condition that their present rank in
the Spanish army be guaranteed them. This &C
count Is discredted IS incompatible with the reputed
character OF the men. and 1t Is deemed improbable
that their companions would permit such action.
The Official report OF affairs in the interior are natly
contradicted by the advices privately received by
friends Of the insurgents Of this city. s denied
that valmaseds has captured Rsyamo; It is main
tanned on the contrary that he has been defeated
with the loss Of many men and part OF his artillery
and baggage train.
The next steamer from Santiago Will bring fuller
news and Is anxiousy awaited,
Sailed to-day steamer Juniata.
Sugar continues In demand.
Exchange IL declining.
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AUSTRIA.

Unpieassnt Relations Between Prussia and
Austria.
VIENNA, Jan. rs. 1853.
The Erenfn0 Post toncai journaD said 10 its Issue
Of yesterday that Count Bismarck, the Prussian
Prime Minister, had told Count de wmpfen the
Austrian Minister at Berlin, that the retention OF
Baron Beust In once would provoke serious 90.
ton On the part OF Prussia.
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vELooIPEDEs IN THE PARK.-N appears
that velocipedes are allowed in the Park; 80
Commissioner Green says, and he ought to
know. They are however, confined to the
walks and are not permitted to be worked
among the carriages and against horses heels
on the roadways. An .Iaf
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TENNESSEE.

Legislative Proceediags-Bfore Ku Klux Out
rnges.
NASHVILLE. Jan. b. 1869.
The House Of Representatives adopted resolu-
ton requesting the Governor to send the militia
Columbia to investigate matters there.
The President OF the Coffee County Board Of Com
missioners arrived In town to-day and reports that
last saturday night the Ku Klux went to the house
OF Alexander J. Arragn. one OF the Board and TOOK
him into the woods ami whipped him unmercifully.
Mr. Arragin is about sixty years old, and quiet
subject. His offence Ia not known to the pub lie.
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Two MORE LoGANs Bring in all the Lo-
,gans, dear policemen, and then tell US how
much nearer you are to what you want. The
three thousand dollars offered for the MUIR
,derers associate is good; but the way to make
1t effective is for the police to make this assoc
ciate's haunts 80 hot that he will have good
excuse or pretext for surrendering, to safety
the peculiar 'shonor" Of these fellows.
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with relentless force against class who leave
their transatlantic homes by reason Of the en-
forcement Of similar statutes there, namely,
the poorer Irish and Germans. We do not
idisparage the spirit Of the law, but we must
question its unavoidable effect as it at present
stands and urge its modification.
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The Mill Tax Disturbascss Ended.
FLoRRNcE, Jan. 10. 1859.
All disturbances attending the collection OF the
N tax have ceased.
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COURT or APPEALS cALeSpAa.

ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1859.
the following II the day calendar In the Court OF
Appeals for thursday, January A:-Nos. 81, ~ <s,
al. 81, OF, 90, "a, 70, a, IS, So 50, 90.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDON, jan fs.-The steamship smidt, from Bre.
men bound 70 New YORK. got aground In Great iar-
mouth harb0r and damaged ner propeller.
GLASGOW, Jan. lathe steamer United Kingdom
hes arrived cut fgopA New rork.
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MowArr.-On wednesday morning. January IL,
ELIZABETH ANN, widow Of Charles Mowatt late OF
this city, and daughter OF the late John Grayson OF
Sheneid. England In the sixtynfth year or her age
Funeral nom the Church OF the Ascension, corner
noon, at three O'Clock.
fFbr other Deaths zee NSnm rugeI
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PARIS, Jan. 49, 1859.
Il il stated to-day that Rangabe, the present Am
bassador at Paris from Greece, has been recalled
to replace Bulgaris - President Of the Ministry.
Tbc Par,s observation-disclosures for the Kx.
clusion Of the Grecian Representative.
PARIS, Jan. 10, 1899.
The ofclai journal reports that the Conference on
the Eastern Question held brief session yesterday
and adjourned until Thursday next. Mr.. Rangabe,
the Grecian Minister was not present. The conduct
OF the Greek government in taking exception to the
exclusion Of Its representative from the Conference
is condemned; for 1t is argued Greece assented to
the propriety OF similar exclusion from the Con-
Rress Of 1896, though the Sublime Porte was then
represented in that body and this is held prece
dent for the action Of the present Conference.
Opinion Of the Turkish Government Regard
Ing the Paris Conference.
VIENNA, Jan. 10, 1882
A circular from the Sublime Porte to the European
Powers justiying Its recent action against Greece
IA published here. says that the Turkish govern
ment does not expect that the Conference OF Paris
win arrive at any settlement. The ultimatum sent
to Greece was declaration that the internal affairs
of the Ottoman empire must not be interfered with.
A Crisis Reached in the Conference, Owing
to the Attitude Of Greece.
PARIS, Jan. 13-Evening
The exclusion OF the Crecian Ambassador threat
ems to break up the Conference. II Is not considered
probable that the Greek government win acquesce,
and it, reply the demand Of Its representative for
instructions IL not likely to prove favorable in which
case the Conference will In all probability adjourn
indefinitely. In the meantime the plenipotentares
have applied their respective governments for fur
ther instructions.
II is understood that Russia condemns the atti-
tude which Greece has assumed toward the confer.
ence.
Confirmation Of the Reported Capture or
Crotan Onnccrs.
LONDON. Jan. H. 1859.
The reports OF the capture by the Turkish forces
Of the members Of the Cretan insurrectionary gov
eminent are confirmed. Four Of the Cretan onicials
were Killed and the rest were taken prisoners. The
books and documents OF the government fell into
| the hands Of the Turks.
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NEW YORK.


SYRACUSE, Jan. 10. 1859.
The special convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church to elect bishop for the diocese OF Central
New York assembled at st. Paul's church In this
city this forenoon Bishop Coke presided, and the
attendance Of clerical and lay delegates was full.
The morning was devoted . religious services 4
Brooklyn. The services were closed by the ordina-
ton ofRev Mr. Destlng. OF Oneida
Buffalo, Cory and Pitssburs RaiIrsad-Eiec-
ton Of Directors.
MAyvuLR. Jan. 10, 1909
At a meeting OF the stockholders OF the Buffalo,
CORY and Pittsburg Railroad held here yesterday
the following persons were elected directors--Jay
Gould, James FISK, Jr; Frederick a; Lane; L. D.
Seward VIM II. whiteside John r. Phelps, Matthew
p. Bemus. Daniel williams Ames x. Warren. Geo.
jsy Gould was elected President Thomas ssruthers
Vice President, and M. r. Bemus Secretary and
Treasurer.
Meeting or the Buffalo Board Of Trade
wIdsning and Deepcnins Of the Canals
Recommended.
BUFFALO. Jan. Is, 1850.
An adjourned meeting OF citizens and the Board
OF Trade 10 take into consideration the canal In
terests OF the state was largely attended this
Ing Resolutions were passed calling upon the Lesis
lature to abolish the contract system and 10 provide
for repairs BY the superintendent other Responsible
agents, 70 that the canals may be kept IN n0vt9aDle
condition and rendered available for the increased
demands OF commerce; denouncing the past corrupt
management; demanding reform and that integrity,
experience and undoubted capacity be the nrst re-
quisites for appointment 10 ofnces OF the canals;
also that the Erie canal throughout its whole line.
from BufYalo and Oswego to Albany and the Cham
plain canal, should without delay be repaired and
completed TO feet In depth and seventy feet IN
Width and double locks substituted for the old bench
walls also that there be an early revision Of the pres
ent toll list 90 ~ TO retain, protect and increase
trade. A committee OF i've was appointed to attend
10 the canal interests before the present Legislature
Meeting or the Dairymen's Asscciafien' ~
Utica.
UTICA. Jan. rs, 1892
The Datrymen's Association assembled In this city
Al noon to-day Governor seymour, president In
the chair. The attendance was very large, COM
Prising gentlemen rom many OF the states Of the
Union and from Canada, wen a. one
or two representatives from the Old World.
various committees were appointed whose
duty u win be TO report tomorrow. The subjcctOf
cooling mix was the hrst discussed, which was fol-
lowed BY the reading OF paper on the importance
OF systematic experiments IN cheese-making, by MI.
harrington, OF Canada West In the evening an
able lecture was delivered by Professor 0amgec, OF
the Veterinary College OF London. The Convention
WIN again assemble tomorrow o. hau.pass ven
O'Clock.
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The Negro Troubles ON the Ogcechcc-State.
ment or the Sheriff.

SAVANNAH, Jan. IL, 1859.
The Morning Ee,os publishes report Of CONVEX
satlon held by one Of its editors with the negroes
concerned In the Ogechee troubles. The negroes
say that Colonel williams, whose report was
forwarded BY General sibley. only visited
one plantation three miles from the scene OF the
tain the correctness of the report concerning the
outrages. He asked no questions except whether
they had any complaint to make against the plant.
United States, and what injury was done by
the Sherins posses He asked no questions about
down at night and returned before daylight the next
morning and was accompanied on the trip by one OF
the leading disturbers OF the peace OF savannah
Il n reliably reported that the party was
arrested by the negroes. and were released upon
Colonel Williams explaining who he was. Sheriff
Dooner publishes a card IN the morning papers
denying Colonel Williams statement.
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received the nrst grand gold medal,
stu HIGHER the Of The LEGION
Honor afths 0nsrss kxpos.on Paris, 1851 These wsre
the highest awards Of the Exposition and the house -
CHICKERINo SONS Was the only one 20 honored In
United States have
Of the country, and q the Great Exhibition IN London ~
recsived The Highest award given 70 Tho
United 6tases Total seventy hrst premiums and H.
most Gathering tss&inoua from The leading artists Of 10
WxaRRooMs NO. II EAST FoURrEgNrH srRREr.
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GEORGIA..

Assembling Of the LeGislature- CoIored Men
Expecting to be Rcseated.
ATLANTA. Ca, Jan. IS. 1862.
The General Assembly reassembled to-day In the
new capital building. formerly Kimball's Opera
House. quorum OF both Houses was present A
committee WINS appointed to notify the Governor
that they were ready for answers. They then ad-
journed ill Friday when the Governors message
viii be read.
several colored men who were recently expelled
from the Legislature are now here expecting to be
reinstated.
The Grand Lodge Of the Union League OF Georgia
held meeting to-day and elected new officers and
adopted resolutions emphatically endorsing Cover
nor Bull0ck's memorial TO Congress.
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A.-nns.lssssi spring .waser,-0nIy Kseyn.
remedy for Cancer and al Diseases Of the kdneys Ror
sale ~ drusssh. pepcs s. Broadway. New York.
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Departure or the Fleet for Pensacola.
SOUTH WEST PASS. La,
VIA NEW QRLEANa Jan. II, 1899.

! VIA NEW UhLkANHs SuI. II hooSsJ
The Peruvian iron-clad monitors Atahaulpa and
Nance Capac. accompanied by the steam transports
Monterey and Maranon. have started on their
voyage to Pensacola, where they Will be further
repaired IL u not stated at what time the neet will
start ON ita VOYAGE for Peru
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Tho Spanish Throne.

FLORENCE Jan. Is 1852
The Epoca asserts that the governments Of France
and italy, Senior Olozaga the Spanish Minis
ter to Paris and at least one member Of the provt
sional government Of Spain advocate the claims Of
Prince Amadeus the Duke Of Aosta to the throne OF
Spain.
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Mon and Money for tho suppressien Of the
Cuban Insurrcctien.
MADRID Jan. 49, 1859.
The authorities arc in receipt Of offers Of men and
money from all quarters OF Spain to recover Cuba
from the hands OF the insurgents.
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A.-Csld-Ine, tho Safest and Nest EHectual
remedy for colds. Bold BY druggists.
kUsHr0N's, Assor House, corner Of Barclay street.
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| .Pstenss Obseired with Great Despatch By
NUM- Co, " Psrk row. Send Tor law and Information.
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Hazard @ caswsIps Csa Llvsr OH h the
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Words IT Wisdom for Young Men on the
kulins Passion IN Youth and early Manhood with scfhep
Tor the errtng and unfortunate Scnt
lopez res Of charge Address PhlAnros, bon 7. Phia-
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Recall Of the Present Grccian Ambassador.
PARIS, Jan. IS, 1859.
II il stated to-day that Rangabe, the present Am
bassador at Paris from Greece, has been recalled
to replace Bulgaris - President OF the Ministry.