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List OF Shipping

IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON. DECEMBER a.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers c0usting
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Alfalfa tBrl, 1879 tons, Sandcrson, Mt Atlantic
wharf, from Liverpool. discharglng-R Mure
Marmora tBr,, eI2 tons, Robinson, Mt Royce & co.'s
-, wharf, for Liverpool. leading Murc 4 CO.
champiSn, mn on, 1873 M TONS Lockwood. at Adger's wharf,
wharf, for New York. reaty~Ravenei 4 co. =" y
Missouri. 50. ,ons hraaSarn, slRsi n, Brown co.'s
wharf, Tor Liverpool, loading-W B Smith
Muscongas lBrl 100 tons. Groves. at vanderhorst's
Gorilla lIrl, 1856 tons. Say, ut Roycc & cos wharf,
u q lSr M,niSpD LiiSyerpool Oh ioadingg.R Mnre CO.
NJ from New York, dischargng- Master
David Brown. COS tons, Nichols, In the Stream,
Sieve BIoom tsr,. TONS IcasK, at Vanderierst,s
wharf, from Liverpool dlscharging-Ravenc
Hope, 500 tonE. IRE, In the Stream. from New
York, Just nrrivea-wiis 4 Chisoim. '"
Mari. r,r-,oo ,ons HxEKS; xansssr =, .,on,,,
for liverpool oadins--SilIis Is { i Gnisoin,. M'A'''
Atlantic tlIrl. 0Ib tons. Vernon, Mt Atlantic wharf,
uo,lS for iayerpoo p. ioading.R Aiure & CO.
lorst,s wharf, from Liverpool, wnitlng-Ray-
wharf, for Liverpool, ioaiing-street bros G IS &
clara, : tons, Elckcls, at Bcnnctt's wharf for
, tile Rio de IL Plata. lOa1lng--Strcet Bros & co.
fumnrl tBrl, 4!7 tons, Cochran at Iloyoe h co.'s
wharf for Liverpool, loadng-R T Walker.
wharf, from Liverpool, d!scharglng-R Mure
& CO.
Palmirn ispan), $50 tons, Mot,a, at Brown h co.'s
wharf, from Havana. waiiinG-W = I!a.l.
BRIGS.
Lady Perc tl}rl, 358 tons, Patterson. at Benefits
wharf, from Sat River, JAIN, waiting-W +
Antonio Maria SPAN, 16s tons, Matnro, at Brown
\ co.'s wharf, for barcelona, loading-w
Hall,
Pauiita Cspanh 100 tons, viccns, n, brown & cos
wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W HALL
SCHO0NERS.
Petrel, 100 tons, Skinner, at Union wharf, for
Cnon. loadng-Street Eros d co.
Richards, S6S tons, Irving. In Ashley River,
Hawkins, $50 tons. Wyatt, at idgcr's wharf
:. for Boston, londing-W Roach & Co.
Nraie 234 tons. Mason, nt Atlantic wharf, for
New York, loadlng-W Roach h co.
Ellzs Pike, = tons, Lsrkin. in Ashley River, for
Philadelphia; loadIng% 4 Getty.
Active. 2a4 tona, CeOmhs, In Ashley River, for
baltimore, londing-Rtsley & Creighton.
North Weymouth, Mass, loadng-ldslsy b
Fannie Keatiag, ;. tons. Jones, at Mnrshalrs
wharf, fer boston, loadlng-Risiey CreIgh.
Abigail Iuley, ao1 tons, weaver, at Central wharf
from Phiiaielphla, discharglng-H F Baker
4 CO.
Admiral, 1855 tons, steelman, at Johnsons wharf
from Philadelphia, discharging-Mnstcr.
r Corson, 322 tons, Brown, at Central harf
from Philadelphia, dscharsng-H Baker
co.
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Exports CT s,,s week.

FOREIGN.
LiyERPooI~rPcr British bark Arbtrator-ll7
bags sea Island cotton, 1850 bales upland cotl on
$50 bbls rosn.
ELEuTnERA, BAH-i0 bbls nour, 10 bags corn
TO 900 feet lumber, lI,00s shingles. 3 bbls bread
tierCc rice, box Candles
BAnAAAs-Per British schr Elva-3l 800 shin-
giles, Is, 500 feet nourlng boards. 14,000 feet inm
bsr. Per British schooner Equator-05, 900
shingles 6000 feet lumber, 30 bbls -four l box ba-
con, boxes candles, bags corn, 10 bngs pcas.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-Pcr steamship James Ad9cr-so
Sass 6 & sea Island cotton. ll4l bales upland cotton
barrels, "a packages fruit, 81 packages sun
dries. 81 Per steamship Manhattan-s3 bags sea
sea island cotton, 1891 bales upland cotton 60
uc ces rice, 30 bales yarns and domestlcs, Al bbls
cotton seed, so packages.
PHILADsLrniA-Per steamship Promethens-
~ bales cotton los tierccs rice, 90 bales yarn
bnles waste. 200 bbs rosin, and slntircs.
DALTiAoRg-Pcr steamship Mary ant-47s balcs
Cotton, 68 bales dOmcstcs, LOT bbs rusin 25 bales
waste, bales leather, II bales rope cuttings, a.
ticrccs rice ~ packages fruit, &c.... Per steam.
snip Sea Gu-503 bales cotton, ID casks clay.
l6b bills rosln, 2l bales was :" tons pig iron -
packages. Per schr Il Il Buird-4Oo tons pios
phute. f
MoBILE-Per brig Marine-2s7 tons compound
actu phosphate.
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uplands and Nd on sea islands To Havre, nomi.
nal. Coastnise-to New York, by ateam, No ON
uplands and lc on SEQ Islands, 81 y tLcrce on
rice; by soil, 10 on cotton 81 2G p tierce On ricc
4oc y barrel on rosin; IS = N on lumber; $s9Io
on timber. To Boston, by sail, K@Ho = n on
upland cotton. To Providence, IS y n On boards,
&c p ID on cotton. To Philadelphia, by steam,
hc y h on uplands; by sail, $C@1 y OH boards;
50 on timber; So a ton on clay, and $s@3 u on
phcsphates. To Baltimore by steam, H@xo p
ID; by sail. s697 q on boards; s3Oa rs n ton
on phosphate rock. Vessels arc In demand by
our merchants TO take lumber frcights from
Georgetown, 8. c., Darlen and Satilln River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and
$l1@l2 = N are rates on lumber and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING BLIs.-Thc rate ycster
day was l2e.9l2eX for co day bills.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE banks are purohas.
Ing sight checks on New York at ,. discount; s
days discount; 10 days per ct. discount; 16
days 1H; 20 days =; 80 days -. They arc sell
ing sight checks at par.
GOID.-Thc brokers were yesterday buying al
Fl and selling at %.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS..

LONDON, December 23-Noon.-Consols 92,, !;
bonds S51t.
LIVERPOOL, December 3-Noon.-Cotton steady;
uplands llHd; Orleans 1l5id; sales to-day 1900
bales; sales for the week 5000 bales; for export
'and speculation 600 bnles stock on hand $780,
600 bales, OF which $4,000 were American; re-
ccpts for the week 10000 bales, OF which 80 900
bales were American.
Afternoon. Cotton unchanged; stock anoat
24s, 600 bales, OF which S. 600 are American Corn
x9s. Lard 7Gs.
HAvRE, December 23.-Colton opened quiet;
tres ordinairc on the spot If 38c; low middlings
anoat If IS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, December r23.-Noon.-Stocks fever.
sh. Money active at per cent. Sterling, long SIX
short sA Gold 2o5I. 62's ll3; Tennessee skies cx-
coupon 5l; new Az; Virginia ex-coupons 10; new
81; Louisiana skies, old 90; new 60; Lcvcc Skies
o2i{; eights Tx; Alabama eights 94K; hvcs 6l;
Georgia skies 81; sevcns o.; North Carolina, old
AZ; new 29T; South Carolina, new SO. Ness pork
dull at $3l Lard dull at 1Sc Cotton steady ut
25Ec. Turpcntinc quiet, 43,sc. Rosn nrm; So o5a
10 for strained Frcights dull.
Evcning.-Cotton quiet and steady; sales 1900
bales at 25>ic. Flour unchanged. Wheat heavy
and 1c lower; winter red Western 81 3o,s. Corn,
new, 1rmcr; old declining. Pork, new, s3oa3lI 4.
Lhra hcaFy at lSt3alSI. Whskey eeca$1. Gro
cerics quiet and steady. TurpcntInc 4sxa44c.
RosIn saas. Money easy at Gut per cent. Gold
2o}s. Governments closed lower; 62's ll3,s.
Southcrns strong. Stocks dull and unsettled.
BALTIMORE, December 23.-Cotion dull, with q
declining tendency. Flour steady and unchang.
ed. Corn and oats dull. Rye slal os. Provisions
qu ct and wclk. whiskey 81.
CINCINNATI, December 23.-Corn easier, with
| only local demand; new at 73aI4c; old S. whis
| key e4a9jc. Lard nominally lower.
ST. LOUIS, December 23.-Corn dull; white
smoked seno5c. whiskey o3ha04c Provisions
declining; no sales.
LOUISVILLE, December 23.-Corn unchanged
Pork s3l Cd. Shoulders 15c; sldcs 1S,sc Lard
unchanged. Whtskey heavy at csc.
| WILMINGTON, December 23.-Spirils tnrpcn,lnt
dull and declining at asIia3oc. Rosln dun ont
quiet; ;straiEcd 81 t5. Crude turpentine steady q
| 81 c6a2 so. Tar steady at 81. Cotton dull.
AUGUSTA, Dcct mbcr 23.-Co;ton opened with Z
fair demand, but closed weak Mt 22Aao3. Sale.
! 64s bales. Receipts 1062 bales.
| SAVANNAH, December 23.-Cotton receipts 1875.
bales. Exports 1864 bales. Sales 500 bales. Mid
dllngs 23A, with good inquiry.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

MACON, December 2l.-CoTToN to-
day, ia bales; salcs 5i3; shipped 100. The dc.
tntnd was not quite az strong today as II was
yesterday, but very nearly oil offered was taken
nt 22Aa22a ccnts-the best calling for the latter
flgurcs
COLUMBIA, December 22.-Sales OF cotton to-
day about no bales, mlddilng 23a234c.
SUMTER, December ol.-Onr cotton market has
been very active the past week ot from 81 to 23.
closing firm ut %. Sales 3S5 bales Our provi.
sion market keeps well supplied. Corn now sell
Ing at 81 a. with sacks.
COLUMBUS. December 2l-The market has
hecn dull owing to declines In New York and
Liverpool. Middlings opened at 22Kc and clos
ed at2214c, reaching on the strects as low as DC
The want OF currency restricts operations to q
great extent to time snlea Sales 5I5 bales Re.
ccipts $40 bales. Shipments 20I bales.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.

The Mohcy MurKct.
THURSDAY December 23.
The market remains in nearly the same condi-
tIon M ut our last report, Though securities have
improved In value, there is little desire manifest
cd to invest until after the holidays, and there is
q general stagnatlon in business circles. Sales OF
City stock have been made ut auction, by Mr.. S.
C. Black, at 5S1.a55, and South Carolina Railroad
and Banking stock at IS s,s@93sE. State securities
have appreciated considerably since the passage
OF the coin bill, and are now at higher rate than
at any period since tile war; Money Is still tight
at to 1XGD2 per cent. per month OH Grst-class
co,lntcrplp
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TIN cOrrON aARKET.-At the commencement
OF this week pilces occupied firm position at the
principal marhfts, but under the pressure OF
large receipts end declining gold, the article has
since hecn weak and show Il nm easier tendency.
In the English markets priccs commenced firm Of
1l1@llHd q ib for mddIng uplands, but soon
became dull nnd lower and the rates fell or to
1l1id y ib; n; New York, which began at 261, Il
hardened to 2i;f, and has since reccdcd to 25Xc;
and Mt this port nl,ld!lngs Which opened ct axe
declined TO 23IG324c q ID.
The Liverpool and New York markets bayc
shown the following transactions ana prices for
this erlod: On Friday, December II, the former
closed firm, uplands lIA@l1Xd p n, salos $4,000
bales; at the latter tho staple was flrmer but
closed quiet at a5J5c, salcs 2IUo bales. On satur.
day the former was easier 1T l1x@1lXd, sales
1900 bales; tho latter was dGil and unchanged
at26xc On Monday the former was easier, up.
lands 11h@li,4d, sales $4,000 bales; the latter
was dull and declining at 2aX, sales 1900 bales
On Tuesday the former wns dull at iixd, Haicn
10000 baics The latter was dull and 30 lower at
2oXc. sales 1900 bales. On Wednesday the former
was cas er III ilEd, sales 10 ooo blics he latter
favored buy cisat zSc, sac iVtU bales. YESTERDAY
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Ang ellen.

Fair is my love, SO fair,
I Bhutldcr With the sense
or what light the world would lose
Could she go hence.
Sweet Is my love, so sweet,
Tile leaves that fold on fold,
Swatlic up the OdOrs OF the rose,
Less sweetness hold.
True Is my love, so true;
Her heart Is mine alone,
The music Of its rhythmic beat
ThroDs through my own.
Dear Is my love, so dear,
lf I but hear her name,
Ny eyes with tears Of rapture swim,
My check iB tlnmc.
Spare her immortals, spare,
Till all our days arG done
Your heaven Is full vi angel fofnis,
Mine holds but one.
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Wil1nin-ton Market

WILMINGTON, December e2.-SPIRITs TuR.
PARTNERSHIPS OF 2l0 casks at 39c for country,
and IL tlo at 39tzc for New York casks.
RosiH-l)ull una no transactions reported.
CRUDE ETURFENT1NE.-Saicso OF ll2 bbls at So so
for soft and 81 G5 for hard.
TAR.-Salca or l7B bbls at So.
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Receipts by Railroad, December 23.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1903 bales cotton, IS bales domestlcs, 10 cars
wood. TO Railroad Agent, w K Ryan, q II Wal.
ter 4 co, Pelzer. Rodgers CO, A ] SalInas, Frost
q Adger, W o Courtney co, r Mnre 4 co, W W
CO. q w Williams co, Il Prlngle & Son, and
KoRTHEAsTERH RAILROAD
ITO bales cotton, $50 kegs xhiskey, m,lsc. &c.
To Bischo1 & CO, Walter 4 co, A Salnas. Man.
tone 4 CO. Mowry CO. O'liryan. Kirkpatrick
Write, Frost Adger, Brodie d co, Caldwell a
Claghorn. Herring co, J Adgcr d CO, and Rail.
road Agent
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Cotton, rough rico, mdse, live stock, &c. To II
Dlschor co, B Webb, Willis i Chlsolm, Col.
cock & co, Gibbes. A ] Salinas, u BisseiI, ] A
Enslow Il co, w Ice d co, Fraser DILL Roper
d Stoney, and Fellman co.
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Tho Charleston Market
Pon TIE WEEK ENDING DEC. q. 1855

~" THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 23, 1859.
REcHIrTs, ac.-The arrivals ut the ports up 20
Friday last were the heaviest or the season, and
were llo07l bales, against 100 348 bales last week.
ana sllo for the corrcsr '7dlng period last year.
Appearances Indicate I! 4, the receipts OF the pre-
sent Week VIII he largc, III that the arrivals for
tic season arc now Mt their maximum. The re-
ceipts OF the main Southern shipping points have
been about Us follows UP to the latest ieIegraphc
Gatnp.
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the former was steady at 1l1d. sales 10000 Oalcs;
the latter was quiet at 25Hc.
The stock OF the article In sight At the latest
dntcg WAS al follows:
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MARINE NEWS.
CnARL EsToN, DECEMBER 2
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

,,!S Ship Hope. Crc, New York-lo days. Hay. To
Fruit. To Paul, Weleh & Brandes.
Schr Charles, Sabistan, Combuhcc. 1000 bush
els rough rice To VIC liee & CO.
vannnl, &c. Mdse &c. To J u Aiken & co. Hop.
Slns, McPlerson q CO. Roper d Stoney, Cur
Ravcnei. II DehreulIc, c Ii Gladden., N Cnisolm' j
Happodt, DIR A Is Rose, Southern Express Com.
nany, Dunn Co9nel Blunt, } Stoney, Captain
U selman, Mrs III Wilson, II Robinson, and Order
Sloop York, from Ashcpoo. 300 bushels rough
rice. To Fraser & Dill.
rough rice To Fraser & D:ii
Sloop Bird from Wutmalaw. S ba!es seq island
cotton. To l! ascr 4 Dill.
Boat from James Island. 3 bugs sea island cot.
ton. To Fraser Dill.
n9at from n a.da lanes Island bags sen Island
Boat from Christ Church. 1 bag sea island
cotton. To Gaillard L MinOit.
- Received from Bcnnetts MIl!-42 ticrccs rice.
To w Bee CO, and ThurstOn & Holmes.
Boat from Goosecreek. bags sea island cot.
ton. To w Boyle
BY wagons from st Johns. 10 bags sea island
cotton. To q II lngraham & SON.
IN TIE OFFlSG.
Norwegian bark Skiold, Albrechtseu, from I.lv
crpool.
herm brig, unknown.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New rork--Rave
Schr Vraic, Mason, New York-w Roach & CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adscr Lockwood, New York
british bark Arbitrator, Irwin, Liverpool.
lsrg Marine, Read. Mobile.
British schr Equator, Aihury, Bahamas.
british schr w II Clenrc. AiDury, Bahamas.
FROM THIS PORT.
Brig Mary N Francis, Francis lIavrc, Dccem-
bcr Is.
Schr MInnie Hudson New York. December 90
Schr Cabada, Swim, Philadelphia, Dccem-
bcr 20.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr NJ Brooma Crawford, nj Philadelphia
December "a
scr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, December el
ssoAt>tsD FORT,
Sehr Alexander Young, Young, ut Philadelphia.
December 10
By TELEGRAPH
SAvASSAH. December 23.-Arriye,l, steamship
General harness. New York.
MEMORANDA.
The schr F. A Hooper, Champion, from George
town, Z, arrived Mt Philadelphia December 60.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, cLsAKED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT
FORAIG
LIVERPOOL.
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Chipping.

EOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
The steamship PROMETIIEUs, Cant. .~cr,ss.
a. Is; cray, Will leave North Atlnn- &NlEA&S
nc wharf OH THURSDAY, the 2oth Instant. nj !.
O'Clock. u"
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN rlIEO. GETTY
dcc24 North Atlantic Wharf
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LIST OF VESSELS

Fol RAIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Norwegian bark Skjolk, Albrechtsen, Sid. Oct 81
Britlst bark Queen, Hetherington, sailed. Nov %
bark Annie Torrey, l.cbby, sailed. ..... Nov IS
lFitish bark Apollo ReInhart, suiled,. Oct 20
NEWPORT, ES0.
Ship David Brown, Nichols, sailed . Nov 10
HAYRH.
The France, Exmelin sailed o
sT. JAGo pE CUBA.
Spanish brig Manuel, Parcs, up.........re 6
D o N + STIC
BOSTON.
Brig Josie Dcycrcaux, Clark, up. Dec 7
Schr Ida Bella, Fisher. cleared. ...........Noy 27
Schr E Raymond Higgins, cleared. 90. Dec 10
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Comparative Exports OF Cotton Rice n nd
from the Port Of Oh q rlcstou, from Sc n
tember to December az, 1860.
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Passengers.
Per steamship Magnolia. for New York; IT
Cnywood, j L Eichberg, Erb, j Sullivan, g NOye
ii van Nance, q lianke, ID w Erwin and Ii q
Fcrlong.
Per steamer Pilot BOY. from Fernandna via
savannah and iicaufort-W IIirncy anu wife, ]
wright, rlatt, W Is Allen. ], II Bryant, u Mar
borO, + Smith, Z W llaughton, ID Meyers "
!:awt0n Master Itlctt, Miss T. Pearson, II Smith,
Il n ChIsOm. S Scrcvcn, K Dnhrculle, I. + You
n,aG3, Misc Cni3oliri, and &c Gil deck,
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foTE.-Wc have deducted from New Orleans
20, 10 bales uplands, from Mobile bales, from
savannah 3ii6 eagB sea island ana -. bales up
land. and from Charleston 1905 bags sca island and
81 bales upland-the quantities received nt those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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EOR LATKA, RIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH. FERSANDINA JACKSON.
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER
SEMI-W WEEKLY LINE.

Steamer "DICTAToR,n Captain = -T-S
w. Il. McNcty, will sail from ,lsss.ss isSr2
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING At O'CLOCK,
for nbOvC points.
Steamer "CITY PnINT.n Captain George f. Nc
MILAN, will sai from Charlrston every FRIDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock for above points. Connect
ing with all railroads at Savannah going South
and West. Connecting with the Florida Railroad
a. Fernandina for Cedar Keys from which place
Connecting. at Paatka, with IIarts steamers for
the Oclnwaha River. Through Bills OF Iading
given for freghts TO Mobile and New Orleans
Freights payable on the wharf. All goods rem,ii
Ing on the wharf at sunset will be stored at r.sk
md expense OF owners.
(signed) j., D. AIKEN & CO.,
nOV13 Agents.
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miscellaneous.

F YOU WANT NOTE, LETTER AND
4 CAP PAPERS and ENVELOPES, go to
- EDWARD PERRY
No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
SIailc lcs.pli, .. =. ucclI 6mos
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bot with the hanis oaFialaiy, - ~
know tbe chemical conalitnil0a Of the
earth. sixteen Of the Gismanis With
which We aIs familiar BpoH OaFlh, ara
proved also 70 Oxill 10 Tie alBegphsHu
Of the Sun. Thay are Tie follOEtng !
sodium, calcium, blTinm. OagneGlah,
iron, chromium. nickel, eopp1S, EinS,
siroulium, cadmium, eobaik, 6ydfogsn
manganese, alumnium, tilahi1m.
The a,aFs have also been subjected TO
epeesToscople study With equal s1eeeas.
They are shown 70 resemble oar Gun,
lbelE light coming from hot white nHt.
YER IN thelE ntmOdpbersS. About eighty
lines 10 the spectrum Of tbs light from
AldebaTan haVS be9B mapped, Obd Il
has been aAcsEiSiaed that the Atlnos.
phsFs Of ibis star contains, sodium,
mAEDtaiun, hydnosta, blsmuih, tel {.
l1fium, autimony and mercury. Sir.
~ contains sodium, mHEnealum, Iron
ana hydrogen. About sixty olhsfsi starr
nave been examined, ard ali SseIn to
nave some chemical element known
on NnFtN
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NAP0LAoA,s CoAcEssloNs.
Ery.. ~ Igs.aaI,k.a L.aor.

EFN''s ~ 4luealelf No LadgfF.
In reference 10 The reforms propoEed
20 DC made IN the French Constitution,
tue i9lloWlDR intelligence has been re-
eelVed BY the last foreign mall, II unst
DC remembered that as the law has
hitherto stood In France the Cbrpi Leg.
tS'0!V has bad no power over the Con-
9niution, and that all changes Ia that
lnBEumenl eau only DO made by the
SSnRie acting upon proportions pre-.
hented by tue Emperor. The CUrps
LSgHL1tY hal heretofore had very linn
lied power; Its Ctieets were appointed
by the Emperor, and no law could orig.
lnAte In the lower house. The change,
therefore, may be considered a. en-
IaTglnH considerably the sphere OF no.
ton OF the representatives elected by
the people. The reforms proposed BY
the Emperor aud submitted tor the NC
lion OF tbs Senate, are a. follow: The
Initiative Of makiBR laws isto Test with
the Emperor aud the CoTps LegislAiIG.
The Ministers 10 DO appointed only by
the Emperor, VIII deliberate 10 Council
Under his Presidency; will w reSpon-
slbis, but may only be impSached by
ths Senate. They may he Senators or
Deputies, aud VIII have The right Of be
Ing present At the slttinBs Of either As
remlly. The Bi.tinIS OF the Senate
Will hs public. Thg Senate will make
lie own parliamentary regulations;
may .a!idAte any mobilization Of
which II may consider law
susceptible and decide that such u
law be sent back for reconsideration by
the Corps LegtalRlii, and may oppose
the PRONUNCIATION OF u law by The adop.
ton OF resolution TO that effect, aC.
companied by declaration or It's Tea,
sons. The Corps L4RislaliI will MAKE
Its own Standing orders, and will APP
polnt each session It's President, Vice.
President, aud Secretaries. The Son.
ate and Corps Legislatii will have the
light OF undressing Interpretations to
the Government, and may adopt orders
Of the day with preamble. Such orders
OF the day must be referred to the
Bureau Of the Department OF State, If
required by the Government. No
amendment oau be discussed until Il
has been referred to a COMMITTEES and
communicated to the Government, II
the Government accepts II the Corps
Legislatif will thsn definitely pro.
nounce upon Il. The budget OF e1 pen.
diture will be voted by chapter and by
Items. All notifications which may
hencelOrth be made Ia the Customs
tariffs In International treaties will
only become obligatory on receiving
the sanction OF law. An imperial dc.
cree Is to be issued settling the rela-
tons batween the SsnRte and the Corps
LeRislatif, between the Council Of State
and the Emperor, end between the
member OF the Council OF State. To
understand thoroughly the above
changes, a careful stady OF the French
Constitution OF 1851, and Its amend.
ments decreed by the Emperor in 1860,
1868 and 1867, Will be necessary; bat II
Is sufficient 10 stats here that the
powers proposed 10 be granted by the
SenRtus Consultum have never before
BEEN exercised by but have been denied
TO the French Legislature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21
Spttial Apttfts.
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