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the etrade with the Soutllhas not only large
lyincreased invOlume, but has become pro.
filable, safe and satisfactory. The sub.
stanlial results achieved in the South in
1860 are full Of promise for the whole
country for the future. The business OF
the year elsewhere, Il Is observed, has not
yielded anything like fair return, in view
Of the capital employed, the volume and
extent Of trade done, or the capacity en-.
gagged. 5f1
But while there has not been a uniyer-
sal profit, and while there has been o loss
In many instances, the disasters Of the
year have not been nearly Us great as
might be anticipated. The failures Of
1860 have not been excessive, neither IN
number nor amount, In view Of the dull
ness Of trade, the depression existing the
greater part Of the year, and above all the
large depreciation In values which the
year has witnessed. The records of the
Mercantile Agency now contain the re-
ports Of 100000 traders, manufacturers,
bankers and master mechanics, and the
proportion Of the failures during the past
year is not much more than one in hun
dred
The unpaid obligations of those who
failed, in proportion TO the volume Of trade
and to the capital now employed in busi-
ness, form q percentage fur less tlan in
any anti-war year subsequent to 1850, so
that, instead Of creating alarm as to the
present, or distrust as to the future, the
failures of 1869 indicate a strength and
stability at once gratifying and assuring.
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The.Latest News.
SAN DOMINGO.
pcret Tteaty. fOr is AnnoIatiOn,
A Lovely Acquisition.
First Payment 81 500, 900, and Uncle
sam F0ots ali the Bills.

I asst tae. WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.
The treaty for the annexation Of San
| Domingo to the United States was negot-
atGl ty President BaoE and our CONNER
cial agent, Mr.. Perry, at the city Of San
DOMINGO. This treaty, with the secret
messages Of the President Of the United
States, will be sent to the Senate on Mon:
(lays OF the truth Of this statement there
lis no doubt. The governing motive for
the acquisition of San Domingo fs Its geQi
graphical position to this country as a
means of national defence, Us well as Its
general maritime advantages; and hence,
Us preliminary, the lease Of SANTANA was
effected and Jurisdiction of the United
established over that part Of the territory
of San Domingo. Several Senators who
arc cognizant Of the particulars Of the ne
gotiations, privately assert that San Do
Imingo Is Of as much Importance TO the
United States gs the island Of Cuba, II not
more, and that the acquisition Of one will
more readily lead to The possession OF the
other. I. ~. 4 "a ,-...'..ai ...f.5.u.
It,mAys be that, the President of the
United States in his message recommend.
ing tue ratification of the treaty will brief
" state Ids reasons for the negotiation. II
Is certain, however, that hcillasstated them
10 Some Of his most intimate political
friends. Although the text Of the treaty
cannot now be publicly made known there
Is nodoubt TINT Il contains the following
propositions: lF'
1st. The United STATES stipulntcs topay
the sumOf II 100000 ~ l5.. q
Cd. The money is'to be devoted TO the
liquidation Of alithc obligations of the re.
public of San Domingo, Including tile fe-
tlemptiOn Of. lis currency, which j. repre-
scented to be 0fG6hib baratively smallam0unt
Bird. lease the obligations to beassumed
by the United Stases shall exceed the be-
fore mentioned sum Of 81 SOC, 900, thepub-
lie lands of San Domingo arc pledged. as
security for the excess. .s4. .i& q. 5.i4i, AZ.
4th, The liquidation Of obligations is;to
be entrusted to two commissioners, one
to be appointed by each Of the contracting
parties: :. - p 8 ; = ~
9Th. In consideration ofthe discharge of
thcseS0 Obligations San Domingo sccdes TO
the United States all her forts, docks, Gus
tom.houses, and all other public buildings,
arsenals, &C., and complete jurisdiction
over the territory. ,a4 y 100
9th. San Domingo tobe annexed Or acI
quired as territory and not rs a State,
and subject to the legislation df Congress
in the same manner asrtlle territories OF
the United States. 4. 2.
7tI. The treaty to be valid TO all intents
and purposes when rltlfled by the Senate
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Rnltimore Stock nIarket.
DALTINoRg, January 3, fsG0


BERP CATTLR-The offerings at the scales dur;
Ing the past week amounted 10 25i4 head, against
8l3 last week. OF tho number oiTcred,v 812 head
came from Ohio, 2Sl nom West Virginia, over
the Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad. 0fthe receipts,
,I20 head were taken by Baltimore butchers, o.
by Washington and Annapolis butchers, COZ sold
to SPECTATORS for other markets, III TO farmers
for grazing and the balance were rcshlpped TO
the East without being offered here. Prices to-
day ranged as follows: Old cows and scalawngs
at EO6$5; ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS at
$616 25; fair to good stock cattle, 1906; fair
quality becves, I 500$S 80, and the very best
bceyes at $3.50 3T per 100 lbs, the average price
being about 80 30 gross. Tho market both yes
terdly and to-day was quite active at nn advance
OF q cts. per 1901 on the rates Of last week.
SHEEP-Thc supply during the past week has
been better than for some time, but barely Rlfti.
Client TO meet the active demand which has pre-
vailed, and We notice decided frmness In the
tone Of the market at the close. Prices to-day,
ranged as follows: at 4E67 cts per lb gross for
iAir to good fat sheep.
lloGs. supply during the past week has
been mir, and with only moderate demand there
Ia no change TO notice In the general tone OF the
market. Prices today ranged as follows: at
- 24G$14 80 per 100 lbs net for faIr to good fat
hogs with but very few primo hogs at tho ont.
side price.
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New York Produce Mnrket.
NEw YORK, January 8.

FL0uR- Dull and lower.
GRAIN.-.W .-.Wheat-Very quiet at 81 1901 q fol
No. spring, and 81 $50 81 for winter red and
amber western. Rye-SOminal. Oats-Dull and
heavy at GOGG2c for western. COm-Dull at sSf
99c for new, and 81 0Gb1 O8 for old mixed western
PRovisIoNs- POrk-Quiet at ga 90 ior meas on
spot; sales 800 bbls. mess at &28 90 for February
and S29 25 for March. Heef-Steady, with mod
crate demand, Cut Meats and BacoR-QRlet and
nominal
LARD-QuIe, at i1c For prime steam for Feb.
:, Eiss-'DUu Al IlG44e for rrc.h aud sse fol
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Native South Carolinians Denied the
Privilege of Theatre by
Carpct.Bag Manager.
Carpot-Bagger Under Arrest.

Carpet-Bagger Under Arrest.
+. CHARLESTON, January 8.
Last night a colored man, for whom
tickets had been purchased by white
man, applied for admission to the dress
circle Of the Academy Of Music and was
refused admittNnce by the manager, John
7. Ford, Of Baltimore, the lessee. Anoth
er Colored man applied for n ticket for Il
reserved seat, and was also refused. This
morning warrants were issued upon the
affidayIts Of the two colorcd men, and Mr.,
Ford was arrested at the Academy on the
charge Of violating that law carrying out
the provisions of the Civil Rights bill. HC
gave bail to appear at the next term Ol
the Court Of General Sessions.
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GoYerpmental Affairs.

lfrr lls.., PARIS, Jan, g.
1t Is Reported th4t she ministry will pro-
pose reduetlon.in the contingent force Of
10000 to 100 900 men n. Olivier, to-day
received the magistIacy Of Spain in a body.
Yesterday there was m Important tre.union
Of fmlnistets. Atthe Ministry Of Justice,
another meeting was held today, under
tho PreSileNtS ef the emperor. II isSlid
circulars &tllbe sent ny stlIe new Minister
ofthe Interior, to PrehCts Of all depart.
ments, making known the policy OF the
government. Tho documents II Is further
said are very liberal In tone.
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by Telegraph
NEW YORK CITY.
The Bull Campaign Saturday.

NEW York, JAMS.
The day opened with buoyant feeling
and further progress was made in the bull
campaign on the Stock Exchange and in
the Gold Room. Soon after the opening,
however, the Assistant Treasurer an.
nounced that in addition to the sales and
purchases heretofore noticed he would on
Monday receive bids for $1,070, 900 gold
coin and on Tuesday will receive offers Of
5-20s bonds to the amount Of the avails Of
the coin if sold. This turned the whole
course Of speculation and produced u
decline in gold and the stock market and
stiffened the prices Of Government bonds.
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FoREIeN NEWS.
By Cable Telegraph to the Intelllgcnccr.
ENGLAND.
Fanny Report About president Z
s Grant,

Fanny Report About President
Grant.
LONDON, January s.
A story has been extensively published
on the continent lately that President
Grant will soon visit The sOvcreigns of
Europe, and that he will make the Trans
Atlantic voyage accompanied by fleet Of
ironclRds.
Wm. Douglas has issued a challenge TO
the world 10 race his yacht Sappho-A Ameri-
can 10 Sandy Hook onthe 4th Of July next.
A Favorable Opinion of American
a Credit.
The Saturday Recieto of to-day has its
main article on American finances. 1t
thinks that the chances are decidedly
against Reputation Of the National Debt
on the part of the United States, because
its payment Is easy and profitable,
Trade Union Riot ut Sheffield. Z
LONDON, January 0.
A Trade Union riot occurred at Thorn
cliffs colliery, near Sheffield, yesterday.
Much excitement prevails in Sheffield and
surrounding country.
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CUBA.
Proposed RepOpulation with the
Spaniards.


HAVANA, Jan. 8.
The Vos De CtJa in an editorial today
seriously advises the repopulation of the
Island with Spaniards, and suggests that
inducements be held out 10 the forty
thousand Spanish soldiers who have ar.
rived here to put down the insurrection,
to settle permanently in Cuba, and thus
cXterminate the enemies Of Spain.
Massacre of Unarmed Men.
The PreaM announces the killing of 80
unarmed men in the vicinity OF SIGngella,
a few days since, by the insurgents.
A New York special dispatch from
Montreal says that Caldwell was discharg.
cd yesterday by Judge Cowson on the
charge Of Mercer and before the warrant
for his arrest on other charges was served,
he made his escape. Immediately after
the announcement Of his discharge his
counsel walked him out of the court
room and locked the door right in the
face Of the high constable who was on the
point Of serving the warrant. The Con-
sui General has offered a reward for his
arrest s1 ..u
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Message Of Gov. CIaflin.

,53,i 20 + BosroN, January 8. /.
'The Goyornor's message was sent to the
Legislature to-day. Tho State debt Is
$16s23, $50, IN increase Of over $1,000
900, during the year. The Governor
doubts the expediency of lending State
aid to projects that Gre pressed on the
Legislature, The expenses Of the State
for the year win be 81, 100000. Receipts
not from taxes, $3 100000. In regard to
the sale Of liquor, the Governor says the
people Of the State will not submit pa.
tiently 10 the restoration Of the open bar,
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
Talk About Mediation by the Uni
ted States.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
The Paraguayan question is looming up
in Washington. Young Lopez is here
looking after his fathers interests. Apro.
position is now under consideration in the
Cabinet that the United States Govern.
ment should renew its offer Of mediation
between the Allies and ParaguayanS; that
if the offer is not accepted the United
States Government. shull withdraw It's
representatives from tle capital o. Brazil
and the other Allied powers, and that It
shall despatch to the scene naval force
sufficient to encoQrIgei and warrant any
proposition %Tliclrn6S lie made by Para
quay, or which may be sanctioned by one
or more of the other republics.
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SPAIN.
The Ministerial Crisis Past.
-.-,-,.'1, -T5,I MADRID, Jan. 8.

b ,ya,r5 rygs MADRID, Jan. 8.
|, Nothing has yet been settled concerning
the ministry. There is much political
agitation throughout the country.
I .as1. .ya4a MADRID, Jan. 0.
The ministerial crisis has terminated
SenOr Rivera, President of the Cortes, has
accepted the Ministry Of the Interior; Ad-
lniral Topete that Of Marine, and Senor
'Sagnsie the Departmental State. ia
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Raltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 6.
FLOUR-Steady and fairly active; western 81.
perdne q TGdt5 %.
GRAN.-Wheat-Flr and receipts small; nd
81 SSGJl 70. COrn-Advanccd and receipts small;
white 95lD99c; yellow 60d92c. 0Atr-uhehAnged
PROvIsIONs-Me POrk-QliOt at 80 01d3l %.
Bacon-Qnlet; rib sides iISc: clear sides iSc:
shoulders itlbtkttt hams 90ft9ic.
Lard Quiet Of lIJT6t1sc.
WiiItsRYAIn good demand at pad&i %.
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CINCINNATI,

rr4 CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.
This was the cdldest day Of the season.
The thermometer ranged from 1g 70 20
The stNkme 6petat6ts still -h6lG out,
This office Is fully supplied with operators,
No business was refused tliis week, except
In sthO South, wharo olemtors cannot be
had
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New York Money and stock Market.

MoNEr-Easy at per cent, with exceptions al
per cont
The bank statement is the most favorable for
many months. The banks have gained eight
millions In the reserve, against an increase in
liabilities of eleven Millions
STERLING-Steady at 1854.
Tho sub-Treasury during the week diBbursed
ten and a half millions in gold on account OF the
January interest, and received $2,2IO,0OO from
customs.
GoLD-Lower and closing steady; opened at
1913 and closed at l22K. Carrying rates l.I6 per
cent, till Monday. Clearances 1900, 900.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Higher and closing
strong; borrowing demand large; short interest
Ia PUa ..
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STocKs-HighGr, but closed unsettled. West,
ern Union Telegraph, ,$9,S; Hartford 4 Erie, s4;
Adams Express, 62; Wells, Fargo & Co., %;
American SJJ(; United States, 30; Pacific Mall
49H; New York Central consolidated, 99H; Erie,
q; do. preferred, 10; Harlem, 1888; Hudson scrip,
871f; Reading, 9iA; Michigan Central, 117H;
Lake Shore, SIX; Illinois Central, 1S7; Pittsburgh
SKI NSrt6w!Ss!eEn, w!a TsS; do. preferred. s5lSi
813S; Wabash, 6IH; Pacific, ny; Fl. Wayne,
s84; Terro IIautO 2ix; Chicago j Alton, 14iX;
Ohio 8 Mississippi, s5A; Columbus & Indiana
Central, 19k.
Tho ErpreSs says tho Department to-day
out this week, which, II Is stated, will leave d
coin balance on hand of $50, ,OO0, 900 Cancelled
gold certificates sent 70 WaAhlngton 81 1,OGi,T9O.
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A BAD BARGAIN.-Thc country wlltbe
,irY,riskd, and We trust ttispleaseds lat the

A BAD BARGAIN.-Thc country wiltb
surprised and we trust taispleess5 lss tihle
announcement this morning that the
Prc4 ut has, by secret treaty, purchased
thes N of San Domingo. Il Is a bad
BAR gai6 under any, circumstances, and at
any price, because we don't need it; and
because an such acquisitions wllIrcsult in
injury. TO tic country. The President
ought to have no power TO contract debts
of this kind, secretly or otherwise; and
at this time, IL ever, they ought to be
avoided. We hope the Senate will refuse
to concur. .@55 .,,,s5 e.
This announcement, in view Of the
foreign complications ii may lead to, i
likely to make lively times In New Yorl;
to-day, and help the bulls in their new
campaign in Wall street. lsilf
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Freedom orthe Press
PARIS, Jun. s.


The trial of the editors of the Rappel,
Qrreconcilablc) newspaper for the viola
lion of tic law relating TO the public press,
has been brought to an end. Charles Hugo
and Felix PyHt, the cliefeditors were sen
fenced to folr, months imprisonment, and
To pGy fine Of one thousand francs each.
The latter gentleman was also sentenced
additionally TO four months Imprisonment
,Ad one thousand francs fine for having
distributed among soldiers in the bar
racks IN article calculated to fermcnt in
surrection.
Prime Minister Oliver recently petition.
ed the Emperor for the pardon of the mi-
ners who had been sentenced TO various
terms of imprisonment, for participation
III the riots at Aubin, some time ago. The
Emperor has complied and to-day the
prisoners were set at liberty.
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The Telegraphers' Strike in the South,
MEMPHIS. jan. 0.

The telegraph operators here refused
to strike. New Orleans is the only city
South Of here where they have struck
Operators from here and other points have
gone there TO take the places Of tho stFlk7
ers. Memphis Typographical Union to,
day passed resolutions sympatliSing with
the strikers, but decline to adopt tie sug-
gcstion Of the Nashville Union with refer
enee to refusing to set up the press dis
patches, sF r. r... sf.
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AuditpFb the. State John Qs Shoe
maker, Of Perry county, on the fourth bal.
lot; TrcasIireroftl the State, James B. Ryan
ofIndianapolis, first ballot; Superinten-
dent of Public Institutions, AGiltonB Hop
kins, of Sullivan county, on first ballot;
James s. Van Roeper, was selected for the
State Central Committee from the first
District. While the balOtting for the OIL.
GERS was progressing, a delegate proposed
three cheers for the State OF New York
for Tcpealing the vote approving the Fii-
teent6 Amendment, which were given
with a will.
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Commereial and FinaneiaI.
FAILURES IN 1860,
The Financial Condition OF the
Country at New York,

The Mercantile Agency has Issued a cir.
cular, giving a statement Of failures and
the amount of liabilities reported during
the year 1860, compared with those Of
1893. The total number of failures last
year was 900, against s,GOs in 1903, and
the aggregate liabilities were $75,O54,OOO
against $OS, ,774,OOO the previous! yoaK Tie
failures in New York and Brooklyn, how.
eyer, we,c more than ten million dollars
less than in 1868,
The agency reports tint during thcyear
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,rHHIsuRREMEaRENcm.z.
Strong of Pa. Sure of Nominations
Mr.. Hoar In Status Quo.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.
There. .is no, dptbsatit Hon William
Strong, of Pennsylvania, will, according
to the present intention Of the President,
be nominated to tile Senate rs the success.
sor of Associate Justice FGrirr, for. which
place the hl9 Mr.. Stanton was confirmed
The nomination may not be transmitted
to the Senate for Several weeks. as Dir.
Grier will not retire from his position
until the 1st Of February.,1.Fa ii q.
AS to JudgeiHoaIs nomination there is
no authority for stating sthNt IT, will be
withdrawn by the. President, the Senate
itself is left to dispose it.
The Administration llas taken no recent
action in the affairs Of Cuba.
f-f4ts 4lAF 80 .fItAt
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Fire nt Rocholter.

ROCHESTER, Jan. 8.
4 fire occurred this morning in EIlis s
IIRzoltines flour mill, North Water street,
causing damage lo'thc amount of $4,000.
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New York Dry Goods Market. /.

NEW YORK, JannAry =,
There Is moderate inquiry for scasonablC
goods. 1Tade, on the whole however, " eS
ttemely lulct and prices somewhat nominal moi
hclDg fully established.
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NEW YORK CRY.
Bateman Expelled from the MAN.
haitian.

New YoRK, Jan. 8.
4 meeting of The managers Of the
Manhattan Club was held last evening at
the Club house on Fifth Avenue, for the
purpose of taking official notice Of tho al.
legged assault made by Bateman upon
Cranston on New Years eve. The meet
ing resulted in the expulsion Of Bateman
from the Club.
CUBAN FMLIBUsTERs
The Times says this morning that body
Of men numbering tifty is at present en-
listed, of1cered and organized In this city
awaiting the orders of the Cuban Junta to
depart for Cuba, which they will do with
in a week.
NAVAL INTEIL1aENoE.
The United States steamer, Albany,
whose connection with the SANTANA Bay
expedition rendered her famous for O
brief period, Is now being disinantled and
will probably go out Of commission today.
The iron:clad, Roanoke, which was to
have been stationed in the bay as guard
ship during the Spanish excitement, has
but few men at work on board and 1t Is
probable that she will not soon be put into
commission.
The Colorado Is to be ready by the 17th
of February. The U, S. lading sloop Col
orado is being fitted out for duty in Sdma.
M Bay.
The United States sIoop Yanta is being
fitted out in the most compl:t" manner
with sounding apparatus, and necessary
material for running line Of deep sea
sounding for q submarine telegraph cable,
which Is to connect the West India Is
lands with South America; on the western
coast ofwhich, in time, twill havea branch
TO Aspinwall, and thence TO Panama and
down the west coast Of South America.
THE REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Tribune this morning, assures its
friend that "We have and shall have but
one Republican General Committee in this
city for the year 1870 The disgracefll
proceedings Of Thursday evening will not
be repeated, nor will anything be made
out Of them by their authors. The means
of determining who were chosen to be the
new General Committee, were so provided
that the Committee will be duly and full
" organized, and any other General Com.
lnittec claiming to be Republican, will be
simply very empty and useless attempt
TO serve the Tammany managers and
own their surplus cash." The tribune
then promises ''to expose and denounce it
so emphatically that it can never pay cx.
penses;" and that ii "shall call names If the
'teud be prolonged another week" vi.
This morning Judge Cardozo refused
notifications in his decision given yestcr-
day for returning the child, Corrinnc
Lewis, TO the custody OF its mother.
To-day is the fiily-seventh anniversary
Of the battle Of New Orleans. In honor
of the event flags are displayed from the
tops Of many public and private houses
and from the masts Of the shipping in the
harbor.
Shipments Of specie to-day $S5OOO.
The Daily Ncrs says divorce suit,
which promises rich developments, il is
reported is about to be commenced in the
courts of New Jersey. The parties are
rlther aged and well known man, d direc.
tor and officer of the Erie Railroad Com
pany, reported worth millions, and his
wifea young woman of twenty-five years,
descendant of wealthy Dutchfamily.
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Prizo Fight IL lF'Sp.p Prospect, q ,'''fi =.
ST, Louis, Jan. 0,

~ I41VI'i fINTI' % =
II Is announced hers that Tom Allen
has accepted Jem MNcc's cllallengcto fight
him IN Canada Or I louisiapA, and is waitt,
ing artfleS efN Agreeheht7 rrnrRktii'bS
Mace .r4 ..rrs-.s.- a s.9--. y,