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The New York herald., 1869-01-08
IeLeGaApalc NEWS IIEMS.

Returns from the Florida election Indicate th as
Hamilton Is reelected by 1000 majority.
Rev. Charles Elliott d. d., fshe oldest Metho-
dsts in Iowa, died at Mount Pleasant, Iowa. ON We'd
nesday night.
Heister Ciymer, Of Philadelphia. has written a iet-
declining to be the democratic candidate for Gov
ernor Of Pennsylvania.
Finlayson Il Co.'s dry goods establishment in Lon
don, Canada was destroyed by fire on Wednesday
night. The loss will amount to $30,o0o.
s. G. Sine, said to be o clergyman residing at
Somervie, Mass, is under arrest. in Boston.
charged with stealing books from bookstores.
The Ogeechee (Ga.) troubles are about ended, Tho
deputy sheriff, with guard OF eight United States
soldiers brought In sfxfyseven prisoners yesterday
Suits have been commenced In the Illinois Superior
Court TO make good the title OF the city Of Chicago to
have been detained by forged title.
Denver (COlorado) despatch SAYS that the Board
OF Trade last evening unanimously passed resoiu-
tt0n endorsing Generals sherman and sheridan in
their policy towards tue Indians
Mr.. Samuel Goddard, freight conductor on sne .
Northern Central Railroad, while attempting to jump
upon his train was run over by the cars yesterday,
at State Line, Pennsylvania, and injured a.
quire amputatlon OF one leg.
The large wheel in the Boston Rolling Mill, in
Cambridge, Mass. broke ON wednesday afternoon.
while In rapid motion, killing Henry Patchett ana
Alfred Sherwood, and badly injurinQ Patrick Con
roy, all employed In the mill.
In cave at Rock Island Illinois, the statue Of an
Indian maiden has been discovered. 1t has solid
copper pedestal seven feet high and obesk OF solid
brass. Other Indian curi0ses have been lately dis
covered in the same vicinity.
A brakeman named Coburn on the Boston freight
tram on the Old Colony Railroad was knocked from
car by striking bridge at LincOln's crossing,
North Raynham, Mass, yesterday morning, and in
stantly killed. Three cars passed over his body.
The baggage car OF the express train from Mem
phis for Louisville yesterday afternoon, when near
Brownsville, Tenn, was discovered to be on fire.
The train stopped, but before the fire extn
guished the car and the greater portion Of It's
tents, including some OF the mail, was destroyed
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, Jan. !, 1859.

ALBANY, Jan. !, 1859.
MILLS NOTICED.
by Mr.. CREAMER--To facilitate the CONVEYANCE OF
passengers and baggage In New York and Brooklyn
and To incorporate the Passenger Transit Company
Also 20 amend the Registry law by the appointment
OF additional number OF canvassers Of election In
the city OF New York.
PETITIONS.
by Mr.. HALE-Six petitions Of citizens OF Essex
and Clinton counties for state aid to the whitehall
and Plattsburg Railroad.
BILLS INTRODuCED.
by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the price OF freight
aud transportation on railroads.
Ey Mr. MuRPHy--An act 10 amend the act relative
TO the incorporation OF the Long Island safe Deposit
Company.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
The concurrent resolution of the Assembly to adj.
journ TILL Wednesday, the 18th, was called up and
passed.
on motion OF Mr.. CREAMrR n was resolved that
the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction for
the city and county OF New York be directed to re-
port Immediately 10 this body what additional egls-
iation and appropriation, II any, necessary for
the relief OF the suffering poor OF said city.
Adjourned Until the 18th instant at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ.
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ARIZONA.

Escape ef an Indian Prisoncr-BaitIe with
the Indians-Lesislativc Procceding>.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Z, 1869.
Arizona advices state that Shorum, chief OF the
HuaIapai Indians, escaped from the guard while en-
route to san Francisco for confinement.
Colonel Rice has organized an expedition against
che savages. lie surprised and destroyed two VII.
sages, and killed eleven and captured twenty In
!dIa1y. lie also captured o large quantity OF sup
me fSeisiature adjourned December 10, after a
Harmonious .esslon. number OF acts were passed.
6'na tarritori.1 ,r,,,- was located ut Phoenix, on
Saline river. Congress was asked icr more troops,
ynd premium was offered for the si1xi.- oi amr'e. m
sian wells upon the desert lands. Both H.,,.ses
passed resolutions OF thanks to Governor Mccormick
1Vr his long and faithful services.
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CUBA.

Proclamation OF General DuIcc-Libcrty and
Eaunlity Promised-The Situation In tho
Revolutionary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cries at
the Funeral or Murdered Cuban.
HAVANA, Jan. Z, 1859.
Last night by order Of the government all the
statues Of Queen Isabella and other symbols OF the
late dynasty were removed from the squares and
public buildings in the CITY,
Captain General Dulce has issued his anxiously
awaited proclamation. 1t Is addressed to Cubans.
He says
ity for your welfare The revolution has swept away
80 poisonous that Il putraed the ali air web we breathed
To the citizen shall be returned his rights to man
his dignity. Y0u will receive all the reforms which
you require. Cubans and Spaniards are all brothers
OF Spain Freedom Of the press, the right OF meet
ing In public and representation in the national
Cortes the three fundamental principles Of true lib
erfy, are granted you"
General Dulce concludes as follows:-
CuDans and Spaniards Speaking in the name Of
our mother, SPAN, adjure you to forget the past
hope. for the future and establish union and fra
ternity.
The news received from the interior to-day ia to
the effect that Count valmaseda is making towards
Baya
The revolutionary forces, strong in numbers are
beslegng Gibara and other towns, and 1000 OF them
are holding Colonel Lofio in check at Tunas.
The Marquis OF Santa Lucia and General Cast illo
at the head Of rebel bands, remain in the neighbor-
hood OF Puerto Principe.
Provisions are arriving at Santiago for the troops
and famishing people Of the interior.
Senor vasquez, who was killed by Spanish off,
Ger yesterday, was buried at an early hour this
morning. Many OF his friends accompanied the
corpse from the house Of the deceased to the ceme
tery, and while on the way some Cubans excited
sefitious cries: but otherwise the AFFAIR passed OFF
quietly, though the Cubans intended TO make the
funeral a political demonstration
Sugars unchanged. Commercial advfces from
Jamaica report the market for sugars there rather
animated.
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TENNESSEE.

Tive Union Men Murdercd-The ku KIux
ARRAY at viile-Ciiixens OrganIzing 70
support the Authorities.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 7, 1850.
mr. Hampton and his son, both Union men,
were killed in Dickson county last sunday morning
by tenant whom they endeavored to disposscss by
force. The tenant was a returned rebel soldier.
The latest advices from Bedford state that II Is
known that any one was hurt In the ARRAY at Shell
byville last saturday night between the Ku Klnx and
negroes. The negroes fought with spirit and saved
their schoolhousc, the destruction OF which ap-
pearcd to be the object Of the raid. The old citizens
generally declare that these outrages Of the Khan
shall be stopped, TO accomplish which they must
organize In support OF the authorities.
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LOUISIANA.

Serious Illness OF General Rousscau-Ansther
Personal Equality Bill Proposed-The Order
Of the Seven Wise Men.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. I, 1859.
General Rousseau is Ill almost beyond recovery
with Inflammation OF the bowels
T. FP. Pierpont, formerly Adjutant General Of West
virginia, died here to-day OF consumption.
Mr.. Pinchback Ia mulatto) yesterday rave notice
bill requiring all public conveyances, places Of busl-
ness and public resort for which licenses are re-
uuired, TO be open to all, without distinction
account OF color
rho supreme Conclave Of the Order OF the seven
wise Men siIer ,,-. Yesterday Annual sessions are
10 lie held Anthony Srmbola Is President. The
other supreme officers are Dr. l.. r. Oliver Of Phila-
dephia; W. Gerstlc. OF Cincinnati; William y. fitz-
gerald, OF New Orleans; Dr. u. L. LocS~oon' oi MIS-
sssipt q. FREDERICK OF Ohio; +. d. Langley, VI Nr-
ginia, aud J. wietreged, OF Alabama.
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Massachusetts.

BOSTON. Jan. 7, 1859.
Governor Clanin will be inaugurated and deliver
his message on Saturday.
The vaedictory address OF Governor Bullock was
read in the Legislature to-day. 1t quite lengthy,
giving an exhibit OF the financial. educational and
material interests OF the Commonwealth. The total
funded and unfunded debt Of the State ut this time
is $27, 1885, s70-an increase during three years OF
about s4 500 0O0 The several sinking funds applica-
BILE to the reduction OF the funded debt already
amount to 50, soc, 900. The advance In the market
value OF the securities which compose the sinking
funds Ii more than 81, ,260,0O0. The unfunded debt
or the State is less than 81, 100000.
The Rev. o. 7. Walker (Baptst) was to-day elected
Chaplain OF tho House.
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WILMINGTON Jan. 7. 1863.
Governor Saulsbury's Message was communicated
to the Legislature yesterday. He refers very fully
to the State finances. The total State debt Is
$l.556,0O0. This includes the bonds loaned to the
Delaware Railroad and the Junction and Break
water BaiIroad, amounting to $aas all OF which
Is secured to the State by mortgage The Governor
recommends . direct State tax, to include bonds,
reach the national banks. He suggests to the Legis
lature that 1t may be necessary to revoke the char
ter Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company because OF its refusal to pay the
ten cents tax on passengers.
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MISSOURI.

Arrest Of Post Once Clerl<-A Noted Pugilist
in DinicuIiy-A Prize Fight in Prospect.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. !, 1862
q. A. Pau, Post once clerk, who was arrested
day or two since for abstracting letters was CON-
mitted to jail to-day In default OF s5ooo to appear
before the United States Grand Jury.
Bill Davis, the pugilist. bound over to-day to
answer charge OF assault with intent to kill on
the 2sth ut This will not interfere with the coming
"miIr' between him and Allen.
Jim Allen, who Is to fight Bill Davis on the 18th
inst. arrived here to-day, where he will complete
ms training. u II not known where the fight viii
take place. large crowd Is expected. It is said
that Gallagher and Elliott win fight In the same
ring.
The annual election OF ofncers Of the Merchants,
Exchange took place to-day. q. r. Plant was
elec ted president aud Henry Homeycr and Nathan
Cole vice presidents.
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ST. THOMAS.

Fearful Storm in the vicinity-vcSsels in Dis
tress.
HAVANA, Jan. Z, 1869.
Intelligence has been received from st. Thomas OF
a fearful storm In that vicinity. The following Bri-
tsh vessels had put In there In dstress:-Shp JULIA
Newport. England, for New York; bark Stella Troon
for New York. and schooner Minnie Arnold, Havana
for New York; also American bark Jane Adeline,
Portland for Cardenas. All these vessels were leak
ing or less, and some had lost masts and spars.
All except the last mentioned will discharge cargo.
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Republican Legislative Caucus--IIanslbal
IIamlin Nominated for senator,
AUGUSTA. Jan. 2, 1909.
caucus Of republicans OF both branches OF the
Legislature was held this evening to nominate a
candidate for Senator. Mr.. Charles X. whiddcn. OF
Calais, was chosen president. The whole number
OF votes cast was l4s and one blank. M these TS
were for Hannibal HamIin antl,74 for Hon. L. N.
morrill, By the statutes of Maine n blank vote IL
held 10 be no vote ureat arcitemcut prevauA
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Tho Charleston Mayoraity-Thc Govcrnor
Euioined from Issuing Bonds tn BillheIdcrs
OF the state Bank.
COLUMBIA, Jan I, 1869.
The Supreme Court to-day granted percmptory
mandamus requiring the Acting Mayor Of Charles
TO declare who was elected Mayor OF that city on
che 10th of November last
Governor scott was served with an injunction
to-day restraining him from issuing bonds To bill
holders OF the Bank Of tho state Of South Carolina
fOf oils fundcd.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Alaska win sail from this port ou
saturday for Aspnwail.
The mails for Central America and The South
Pacific win close nslf-past ten O'Clock the morn
ing.
The NEW YORK HgRAI.D-Edition for the Pacific
win be- ready ut haf-psst nine O'Clock the morn-
ing.
single copies. In wrappers for mailing, cents.
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THE FATAL EXPLOSION IN THE BAY.

Contributions for the Relief Of the Widow ~
Captain Churchill.
The following communication. enclosing 500, was
received at the HERALD ONCE last night.
NEW YORK, Jan. !, 1869.
To THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD:-
Please accept 500 Us donation from the Coast
wrecking C0mpany's benevolent Association for the
benefit OF the widow Of the late Captain Churchili.
1. J. MERRITT, President
j. w. JENKINS. Secretary.
PREVIOUSLY RECBfvED.
The following subscriptions have been received BY
Mr.. J. r. Richards, Belmont Hotel, and paid over to
The New York herald., 1869-01-08

INnIANApoIIs Ian 1 1870.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Z, 1882
The Indiana Legislature convened in regular ses-
sion this morning. In the Senate, Mr.. John r. Cra
vens of Madison, was chosen President pro tenn. and
Major 0. M. Wilson principal Secretary. In the
House, Hon. A. p. Stanton, of indianapolis, was
elected Speaker. The Inauguration OF Governor
Baker and Lieutenant Governor Crumback will take
place tO-day
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9, 1863.
The Missouri Legislature met at jefferson City
to-day. The Senate, after swearing In new men,
bers, adjourned until tomorrow.
In the House, members, according to the list fur
nshed by the Secretary OF STATE were sworn In and
the House adjourned until tomorrow. The list OF
the secretary OF state omitted the members from
the eight counties returns from which were thrown
out by the Secretary In counting the vote OF the
state.
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CHIUAGO Jan. Z, 1868.
Governor Marshall submitted his message to the
Minnesota Legislature to-day. He pronounces the
financial condition Of the State good. The receipts
for the past year were $S3e $50, and the expendi-
lures $762,3l5. The taxable property has increased
fifteen per cent In value since 1857 and the school
fund exceeds s200o,000. Last year the wheat crop
was IL, 900, 900 of bushels.
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Large Reciifying Esfss.:snsacni Seized
Another Er.asc Over the Missouri River
Impertsnt Railroad Connection.

~ ~. iOttS. jan. q, lsbV.
libel petition was fled In the United Estates Dis.
trIct Court TO-DAY by Barton Able Revenue Collector
against L. n. Delaine asking the forfeiture OF De-
lanes recifying establishment, valued at s5o.ooo
the ground OF Its being operated within 600 feet
Of dstillcry, which rs In violation OF the law.
The citizens OF st. Joseph are organizing a COM
pany to build bridge across the Mississippi river
AT that point.
Branches Of black cherry trees were brought 10
this city to-day In full bloom. IL IL feared that the
present warm weather Will result In bringing vege-
tation TO such an extent that the future frost Will
Kill IL In this region.
The Madison county (IIinois) ferry, which was sold
yesterday, was really bought by the st. Louis and
Chicago Railroad Company The boats Will he used
for the transfer OF freight from that road TO this
side OF the river; Also to the North Missouri river II
required the road there being of the guage "a
the Chicago road When this arrangements In per-
fectcd freight can be shipped from Chicago or other
points East TO the end Of the Kansas Pacific Rail-
road, when the bridge across the Missouri river nc
Kansas City Is completed, without breaking bulk.
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Florida.

TALLAHASSEE Jan. Z, 1869.
Governor Reeds message was sent to the Legisla-
ture this morning, and was read in the Senate.
Nothing important was done in the House.
@. NJ. Cheney has been chosen state Printer.
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LOUISVILLE, JHN 7, I6bV.
In the House OF Representatives to-day resolu-
tion was introduced authorizing the Governor 10
take such steps as he may deem proper to test the
constltutionality OF the Civn Rights bill.
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IRELAND.

~. 49,.
DisamectiOn Among the Irish Tenantry.
LONDON, Jan. Z, 1859. J
The feeling among the tenantry in some parts OF
dreland is very bitter against the landhoders and
many cases OF agrarian violence are reported.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.


AUGUSTA. Jan. T. 1882
The Legislature In joint convention to-day elected
for Secretary Of State Franklin N. Drew, OF Bruins
wick; Attorney General. william P. Frye. Of Lewis
ton; Adjutant General, John O. Caldwell. of Els
worth: Land Agent Parker b. Burlelgh, Of Linneus;
all present incumbents
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TbLRGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD.
~~oo->~~-c~~s>~>>o~~c>
Another Postponsment Of the Conference on
the Eastern Question Asked for
by the Sultan.
A Communist Conspiracy Dis
covered In Spain.
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AGRARIAN VIOLENCE In IRELAND.
Threatened Revolution
in Mexico.
Another War With the United
States Demanded.
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SUCCESS OF THE REBELS IN HAYTI.
Threatened Revolution
in Mexico.
Another War With the United
States Demanded.
SUCCESS OF THE REBELS IN HAYTI.
Progress of the Cuban
Revolution.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Another Postponement Of the Eastern Con.
ference Asked.
PARIS. Jan. !, 1859.
The Sublime Porte has sent . communication to
this city asking for postponement OF the Confer
ence che Eastern question for eight days. in order
shat instructions may be prepared for the represent
tttve Of the Turkish government.
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vENE ZUELA.

The Republic Tranquil.
HAVANA, Jan. 7, 1852
Advices from Caracas show that tranquility pre-
vailed throughout the country. No event Of import
ance had taken place since the last arrival.
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SPAIN.

Discovery Of Another Conspiracy.
MADRID Jan. 7, 1869.
It ID reported that communist conspiracy has
been discovered in Jerez de Ia Frontera. An nves-
tigation OF the affair Is now in progress.
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NAsHvl

NASHVILLE Jan. Z, 1859.
In the lower branch OF the Legislature to-day, Mr.
Ryder introduced a bill providing for State Con-
vention to amend the constitution so as to extend
the right OF sunrage to those now disfranchised
An animated discussion ID expected on the bill to-
morrow.
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COURT Or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Jan. Z, 1867.
Day calendar for Friday January s:-Nos. 10, II,
2, "a, 20, 20, "a, 2s, 90 30, 81 80, "a, IS, 80.
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A.-Nfis-isquoi Spring Watcr.-OnIy Known
remedy for Cancer AL Diseases of the kidneys- For
sale BY druggists. Depot h3s Broadway. New York.
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ENGLAND.

Political News.
LONDON, Jan. Z, 1869.
The political news, both here and on the CONT
nsnt, is meagre and unimportant to-day.
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A.-Chickerip9 & sons.
MANUFACTURES or
OF A - ~ plflfI Ir M

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
received the first grand gold medal,
higher the Cross the Legion OF
honor ai the Universal Exposition Paris. i7 These wers
highest awards OF the Exposition, aud the house of
CHTckERING A SONS the only honorcd. In
United have been awarded sixynne rst pre-
In competition with the leading
of the country, and NJ the Great Exhibition In London
received the highest award given 70 manufacturer In tho
niied States Total sevcntyon- hrst premiums and th~
1attcng testimonials from the leading artists of tho
world
wAREROoMs no n Fast FOURTEENTH srREBr.
Ncw York, between Broadway and FIFTH avenue.
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Re sure and Call for
mrs. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SyRrP,-
having the fnc simle OF Curils Perkins" the ousda
wrapper All others base limitations.
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,ent Of the Bank of England.

LONDON, Jan. Z, 1859.
The amount OF specie in vault in the Bank OF Eng
laud has decreased ETA 900 since the last report.
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Royal Havana lsUttery.-lsrixes pziA 10 e.psd
4furnished. The highest rstrz ps Tor ssooss
and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, Is wall s,rc0< \. r.
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READING. Chess and Club Rsssws sa Csx'~
psg,anrant, i2ag Brondwny.
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Nrasucss. Economy and Dcsputrh COssbinrf
a the erecon OF orders Metropolitan job prusas stss
shuent " Nassau strcect.
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wigs, Tcupecs nuss Ornamental riair.-'scsf
quality Hair nye aud Hair pyrag An colsa~. n BNtrak
Is Bond street.
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Essab abIishcd in 1SOO.-The Mctrepolifan Ish,
Printing establishment Va Nassau street.
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1O,OOO Lsxs-- wrntr,i-rc ssuy tsrsi' sss-
uoign sp.sr>
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For First Glass Printing OF Every DeSsrip-
ton 20 70 the Metropolitan job Printing Estsoishusn, ~
Nassau street.
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Political News.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-11-18

respoudeuce between the Upied States
aud Huuburs SOsaot be conveyed by
United States or Hamburg steamers, it
MAY be conveyed by stspmen uudeF
neutral Dag, subject TO all the uipUlA
Slipulslions. rulsS and rsgulSliOns con
tanned IN the several postal conventions
hsreloforS concluded between both
counIirs. u
10 witness whereof We have hereto get
our names and pFixtd tbs seals oI our
raspeeIic Offices, this tVely0ighth day
of March, oOs thousand eight hundred
and sixy,four, q, the city Of WaIhinss
ton. H.a -a it'-
TsKALl NJ BLAIR,
Postmaster General, U. s,
[sEAL r sCHLElDEN,
NJ uiuer Resident Of the
llanseStic Republics,
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HORATIO KING.
FERDINAND KARK,
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

n ~ III lONl NJ hlhl sNblS
J0reea upoa Jctwecn Me Post Office
Department fMs United States md
the Post Office Department # The Han
@atic RspibHc II HamJurg modifying
Ariicle II ofMe Postal CoaU ntion Of
M sl2, 1857.
The International correspondence, con-
vsyed ti,her by the United States sud
Hamburs steamers. between the United
S,aes or its Territories and Hamburg
will bo hereafter subject 10 the following
postage charges, viz:
Postage On each letter or packet not eK'
creding half an ounce IN weight ~ GEMS
Above o,,n"" ma,' d" O""''' '"' ' 90 e"
Above one ounce but not exceeding one
onnc. and a half 30
Above one ounce ID ahalf, but not ex.
ceediug two ounces 81
And the postage will increase in this
scale Of progression. 10 wit: Additional
ten cents To- each additional hGlf.ounco
OF fraction Of hall ounce.
PAYMENT 10 advance shall be optional
in either country. 1t sLall not however
be prcmi,ed 10 pay less than the whole
rate; and no account shall be las'n Of
the prepayment Of ony fraction of that
rate,
Tbi. additional article 'akes tho place
of Ancle second Of the postal conven'
ton of the lah of June, 1887, which in
all other respects remains in force.
In witness whereof we hereto set our
nvmes aud ofIixed the seals ofOur Te'Poc'
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

agreed Dpoa bct,o,en tie Post Office De
par.meni Of The United States and The
Post flee Department of he Honscdt
&c Republic Of Bremen, procaing for
The eonreyu,ce Of tie International
Cjrespoa icnec IN Time n War or
threatening War.
Whenever in consequence Of war or
threatening war the international cor
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A boy ten yeors Of Ogs, having stolen
can Of milk, ais mother took him 10
task 9Th moral SuSsion, and wound up
her discourse By eIdSiming: What ip
the wullj were you going 10 do with tho
ulkF Il Waa going TO seal a little dog
to drink it, was the crushing reply,
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A very simple correspondent Gunner,
ricd Of course surmiSes that Solomon''
wisdom WoS due to The Isct that be had
seven bundled WINS. whom he consull-
ed on all occasions One vile will throw
some light on the mind that is capable
OF cooceiving such an idea.