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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, December IL.
FLOUR-spring extras
WHEAT-No. ,, 1908 g
CORN-32%
OATS 32&tor No.2
RYE-No 1884,
bARLkY--631s for No. 2.
MESS PORK 1890
LARD 8x.
LIVE HOGS-4l5.
RECEIPTs-500o flour, 20 600 wheat 103, 900 corn
81 600 oats. 5000 barley, $4,000 hogs.
SHIPMENTS-5Uo0 -four, 5000 corn 1000 oats
5000 harley 81 90 hogs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12

AT very successful sabbath school concert
at the Winthrop street Universalist church on
Sunday evening, Mrs. Weaver, wife of Rev.
MIR. Weaver, recently of Biddeford, delighted
the large audience by reading one of Alice
Cary's poems. Mrs. Weaver is an accom-
plished reader. Her public readings have
been highly noticed by the press. We I'M
derstand she will give public entertainment
in this city this week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12

We send to our patrons with this issue a
calendar for 1872 and the official list of men,
hers of the 5lst Legislature. One name
William o. Counce of Warren, is misprinted
William o. Conner"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12
PROBABILITIES.

The area of the lowest pressure will prob
IDLY move eastward over Pennsylvania and
New England, and that Of the highest barom-
eter will move northeast, with clear and
pleasant weather from Virginia to Illinois
tinue possibly with rain and snow on Lake
Ontario, where brisk winds are probable for
tomorrow. Snow fell this evening at Os-
wego, Toronto and Buffalo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12

Some one at the late pleasant affair at the
house of Mr.. Hamlen on Elm street, took
away, by mistake, the wrong cake basket
which may be discovered by the name on the
handle. Please exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12

Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales
has appointed Messrs. Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine Manufacturers to her Roy
al Highness"-the only honor of the kind ev-
er conferred upon a sewing machine house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12

FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHos-
PHIrEs is an excellent nervous tonic. 1t ex-
erts direct influence on the nervous system
and through it invigorates the body.
decIl-+&w1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12

Minard Roberts of Hallowell has gone to
Boston for the purpose Of purchasing Christ
mas and holiday goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12

Cincinnati Produce Market
CINcINNATI, December IL.
MESS PORK-137 IS
LARD "a.
BULK MEATS-sides OK
RAC0N.shonlder. "a clearrib IL; sides "a
WHISKEY-q1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12
#arrieD.

In this city, 10th inst, by Rev. E. Martin. Charles
b. Eurber to Miss Abbie J. Cross both of this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. December IL j..
Gold closed at 1895
United States Skies tcoupons), 1881 Il7ka
5-20's 1862, llO5,a
1864, ll0Ig
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12
DieD.

In Bangor, Sth inst, Aaron Beaver, Jr., son of
Aaron and Mary ii. Beaver, aged 10 weeks; sth
Mrs, Elizabeth Ross, widow of the late Hugh Ross
OF Searsport, aged 80 years and months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-12
The Weather..

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. ,
WAsHING1 ON, Dec. III p. M.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-07

a L,TE CONVERSION. John i,oyam
wa long a icrociou> poker player nm,l
The slha,iest man with deck Of CARTS III
the world. but be has experienced rclig-
con and reformed. The following sccIr
occurred sO!iic tiinc ago. after hc had
p;'ssUl his full period OF probation in
the Methodist Church:
Enter to John rather indnratrd amt
WORT publican and sinner, saying, before
company: t., r M mmt
"Jack. lain'l seen you since our game
II draw-pokrr. when you won my little
two hui,drcd."
''S-il-h-hi" said Logan.
Tie publican aud sinhcr was mum.
IL have bcca," said Logan after an
awkward pause. ''rcccivcd into full
membership III the NJ. II. Church, nnd
though /! once did play gaiilcs Of chance.
don't do II any more"
Jack said tho publican aud sinner.
"why warn't yon received into full mcsn-
hcrsl,ip before yon b,ggcd my little two
in,ntrcdi"
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A WAIF.
10 NETriE.

I cannot twinc my fingers now
In thy soft hair, nor kiss thy brow,
Nor hear thy gentle accents. flow ,rss.
IN murmur'd music, Nettic; .ss
I cannot feel thy breath SO warm
Upon my check, nor press thy form,
Whicl, like a flow ret in storm,
Slept on my bosom, Ncttic.
And though each Wild bird sings Of thee,
And in each summer flower / see
Thine own eyes, bright exceedingly.
Look up and greet me, Nrttic;
start and sigh TO think that thou
Art but To me mcm'ry now
a star that gcmI liie's morning brow.
Then fled and left mt, Ncttic.
\ tall oak stricken in its pride
The fierce rcd bolt has rent lis side
its scard leaves far and wide
Upon the cold heath, Nettic-
SO too my heart is sorely rivcm
by astcrn fate, gainst which I've strivcn
Till my poor thoughts, like leaves. are
driven
Upon the rude world, Ncttic.
And have sought to find, IN vain.
This vision of my youth again;
Aud have dream'd until my brain
Was wild with dreaming. Ncttic;
But ah 10 sit and muse alone.
this spot with flowers ocrgrown.
Is all that's left me now. my own,
My lost, my loved Ncttic.
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a STRING or 'EM. Whom did Adam
marry, and when did llc marry! Ono

A STRlNG or En-. Whom did Aslanl
marry, and when did he marry: One
Eve.
What was her bridal drrssi Rarely
nothing.
Not even ribbonI No, she had no
need Of uic, she was n rib-bOnc hcr>clr.
When .A,laiI and Eve were in the gar
dcuing business. ut what time did they
commencc picking apples? IN the lall,
What WAS the first step they took i'll
the sugar business! Raising Cain.
Why did not Cain make good sugar.
Because hc Wasn't Abel.
spirit. as we'll rs sugar comes t\uim
cane: what evil rcsill!cd from this Gains
spirit: Abel got slcwcd
What reason have we 10 suppose tlai
Cain also got slowed! he went imiIr-
diatcly to the land Of Nod.
Who WAS the worst man! knOWcr,
What did he know lie knew cu0,iyii
10 go in ont Of the rain.
Why is the letter &; like death? II
makes ghosts OF hosts and is always in
the mids. Of slaughter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-07

No Greatness Without Labor.

NO 1TcatHcsS " ltnOut IS0DOT.
No person rises to cmincncc or distinca
,ion without great labor. Ills education
and morals depend chiefly upon his owM
work. How else could we imagine il,
when SO many examples Of young mcm
are placed before us every day. having
The same opportunities, and presenting
10 Us such different Results. We may
sec two yonng men starting ont in life,
onca genius Of high Order the other
scarcely OF ordinary abilities; yet We
shall see the one OF genius going down
the road of poverty and misery while
OH tho other hand, we see the other NOV.
ing on slow, step by step, until hc has
scaled the heights Of greatness. Now
we are asked whose work is This: prin-
cipally the work of their own greatness.
We might refer TO all Of the great Poets,
Orators and Generals, and ask ourselves
the question how did they gain theft
greatness! The question would be ans
wcrcd '.by labor
II was 10y l.bor that Franklin pcnctra.
ted the clouds amid the roaring Of thun-
der the flashing of lightning, and suc-
cccdcd in casting the tlluntlcr-bol:s to
the ground harmless at his feet. II was
by labor that the Astronomers extended
their planes beyond the sun aud exam
imcd the stars in their different urbs, size,
shape, and rate o! movement around
their ccntcrs. ,' asf
We must attribute all Of the improve
mcnts Of art 10 labor-thc steamship that
rides the foaming seas, tho railroads that
links the broad occNits shore unto shore,
the telegraph that sends news around
the world at lightning speed, aud all in.
lvcmtions OF the age yet unborn.
We may attend the finest Colleges Of
the west or cast that my open their por-
tails to ms and the Professors can do no
more than instruct us. tho rest is left for
us to accomplish and IL we do not labor
we will never acquire true greatness.
but II VIC labor l,ar,l, though the waves
Of disappointment may dash around u
ami We may plow the road through thr
heavy hillows Of misfortune slow, bu,
at last we will mount high OH tho wings
Iof science and glory will crown our cf-
Fort. An uncultivatcd genius is like
flower in the desert. where il is born to
blush unseen and waste its sweetness OH
the desert air. but by cxcriion we will
pluck diamonds from the skies, our
names will be enrolled upon the pages
Of history. and the golden robe ofhonor
will troll around our slunbcring dust.
j. n. -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-07
Josh Billings Real Estate Regis.
ffVs

kan sell for eighteen hundred and
thiriy-nimc dollars. q neat and pcnsivc
retirement. lOkatcd on the virgimg banks
of the Hudson. containing eight y-hvr
akrcs. The land is luxuriously divided
by the hand Of natur and art into ,,a,tur
and tilIagc, into plain and dckliyify. in
to stern abruptncss and the dalliancc Ut'
moss tnrfcd mctltlcr; streams Of spark
ling gladncss (with trout) dansc through
the wilderness of buty to The low musk
OF tho krikct and grasslloppcr. The
evergreen sighs as the evening zc,rr
fiirts through rs shalowy buzzl,n.
Fruits OF the tropiks IN golden buty
mclts on tho bows. and the bees go hcvy
and sweet from tho fields To the garner
ing hives. Tic manslun Is of l'arian
marble; Tic porch Is single diamond
set in rubics and the mother of pearls
the floor is..ox-roscw W ood, and tho ceilings
arc more bntifiil than the starry val;s o:
heaven. Hot aud cold water squirts and
bubbles in every direction. and notbin
is wantin that u poet could pra for or arl
could portra. The stables arc worthy
Of the stcc,ls Of nimrod or the studs Of
Akillcs. and lis henry was built express
~ for the birds of paradise. while SOM
brc IN the distance, like il,c cave Of Il her.
NIT. gliuIpscs arc caught of the dog
house. Here poets have come aud war
blcd their lazc: here sculptors have
sculpt; here painters have robbed the
scene NV drcary landscape, and here
filOsOfcrs discovered the studies which
made him the alkamist OF iiattr.
Next to the northward NV this thing
NV buty sleeps the residence aud domain
ov tho Duke John Smith; while south
ward. may bc seen tho barUuial Willy OF
Earl Brown and Ducl,cssc widow Betsy
Jones. Walls OF primitive rock. !alc IL !
Roman cement, bound tho estate. while
upward am downward the eye catches,
far away, tho slow grlnslOor Of the lIud-
son. AS the young morn hangs like a
curtain Of silver from the blue breast oi
the sky, an angel may bc seen Gael, night
with goldcmtipiocs on the green.
\. B.-This angel goes with tho place.
Diagrams can be seen ut the oils Vi
the broker: terms hattcrim. Mono but
principles dealt with. Title ~ pure as
the birth Of a whith male infant. aud
possession given Will. the lark.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-07

List Of Enterprising Business
Firns Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Who have subscribed 10 the Capital
Stock Of the kockpor and Northern
Central Railway Company. Purchasers
visiting Cincinnati will find these houses
the best in tho city to deal with, and dis.
posed, as they nave already cvincel by
their actions 10 look after the material
interests Of their customers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-07
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER
sDuBOis COUNTY, INDIANA, ,EYsE
CLEMENT DOANE,

OFFICE.-IN COURIER BUILDING on
WEST MAIN STREET. 8F4sr esv
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Hs The Auditor Of state decides that
in listing property for taxaiion, u tax-
payer has no right 10 deduct his bonn
ii,lc debts" from money either al interest
ar on deposit. tnt reductions fur IL.
,lcbttctincss arc ~ br sna,lc from his sol
vent claims" and the words solvent
claims nrc not 10 b. construed to cover
money al interest, (whcthcr secured by
mortgage ur mott or money deposited ~
bank, Ur certificates ur deposit from
citllrr bamks or individuals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-07

Y rMdslux BrOt1scra. Wholesale deslcrs IN Mann
AVA fsrturcd Tobacco, Nos. - and - wcs, Pear
strcct. Cincinnati.
~ crrhcva1 4 UosS. Toharco Vom,p,.y,,, No,
IN chants. ~ Vine street. Cincinnati
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-07

n'Thc Grand Jury Of Pike county.
found m indictment against t;,.,rrr
WoIvin. or ''im,irlrr in The second de-
gree" Wolvin is the ,ilan WIN Shot Al
vim liay~ sonr ln"mih> avo VI Utwcll.
IIr was admitted 10 heiI il The I'm, al
s3WM.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-07

.XYM. BrOmWtll T. Co.. Manufacturers If I,rush'
w and Wire Goods, ISL walnut street, Cincinnati.
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nfThc city papers arU calling attcn-
ton Of the police 10 that part of olive
Logan's lecture where shc says "worncn
carry concealed weapon, which can, Il
properly used. sway The dcsiinics o.
mankind"
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

udOlph Wurlitxcr. Importer aud whoicsal,
III Dealer IN Nusicsl Instruments Music BOXES, Fan
cy foods Toys. smokers articles and Baskets No. II.
Main street. Cincinnati.
b. ----4 --4.-
John Church y Co.. Publishers IL Music am! deal
crs IN Sheet Music Music Rocks Planes
and vtolins. 90 west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
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Each subsequent Insertion, rs cts.
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Notices of appointment Of adninisira-
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@Thc New York sun says. will
ono Ulysses :. Grant. of -. Inui-. Mo-.
CofmOrimt or Washington. ". g.. bc
kimd enough Ia intor,m u whn wa tit
ton u, he Nrw Hampshire r!cr;inm:
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PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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For six months, / %
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-04
from THE WEST.



ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3-The Democratic State
Central Committee held session to-day, at
which there was a general interchange of opin-
ion in regard to the future action of the party.
A State Convention for amending the Constitu-
tion, abOlishment of the registry laws, and the
reduction of taXationtwere advocated by ma
jority present. In regard to caucusing with
liberal Republicans there was q diversity of
opinion some favoring it, while Others advo-
Gated preserving Democracy intact. General
Blair moved that the Chairman of the Central
Committee call caucus of the Democratic
members of the Legislature, which was de-
feated. Prominent among the Democratic
candidates for Senatorship are John D. Phelps,
Samuel T. Glover, General Blair, Judge Buck
ner, Colonel Bogy, Judge Norton, General
Shields, Judge Woodson and General Craig.
The most prominent Republican candidates are
Judge Wagner and Colonel Benjamin.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-04
AN OLD SWINDLE,
An0thsr Individual Taken Iu-ROsus Watches
SaCMEilY for HlrrnAYen MnnRY.

Another Individual Taken Iu-ROHus Watches
ns security for Borrowed Honey.
Yesterday afternoon two genteely-dressed
men went into the baking and confectionery
establishment of Mr.. Nathan Brigel, situated
on llayerford street, between Thirty-fifth aud
Tbirty-sXth streets. Mrs Brigel who is n
German, was waiting upon the counter, and as
the gentlemen" were negotiating for the pur-
chase of q quantity of candy. rough-lOoking
German entered the store and struck up con-
versation with Mrs. Brigel.
The German informed the lady that he could
speak no English, as he had just arrived the
day previous from Germany. He furthermore
gave the information that he had on board of
the vessel some clothing and other goods, and it
would REQUIRE $45 to obtain them. All of this
talk was addressed to the woman in German,
the gentleman standing by pretending not to
understand the rough-lookiDg stranger. Finally
the ''greeDy' produced from his pocleta couple
of gold watches and chains attached, which he
said were OF the purest metal, having been given
to him by his father in the old country.
Each of the we'll ldressed men offered 500
apiece for the watches, aud Mrs. Brigcl acting as
interpreter conveyed the offer to the German,
who refused point blank to accept that amount,
as the articles were worth far more. Finally
Mrs. Brigel agreed to give the German the SIS
to obtain his clothes, and accepted as security
for the return of the cash the two ''gOld
watches. The three men then departed and
evening he was informed by his wife what she
had done. He examined the watches and pro-
nOunced them worth just about dollar and a
half apiece, which indeed was fact as the
watches were nothing but brass, containing
useless works, well pOlishedup for the occasion
As matter of course the three sWindlers are
not TO be found.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-04
THE DEFECTIVE POLICE
Their WOrh for 1SSO-The OGenses CHARGED
Property Recovered.


Property Recovered.
The Detective Police of this city made 817
arrests during the year 1870, just ended. OF
the persons arrested, we're charged with
assault and battery, 8 abortion, abandonment
of child, 4S burglary, % conspiracy, 124 lar
ceny, 12 robbery, selling obscene books, IL
picking pockets, 16 receiving stolen goods, 6
homicide, forgery, 3 dealing in lottery poll
cies, 5 embezzlement, 5 indecent assault 2 con-
spracy to defraud, rescuing prisoners, 2 sus-
picion of house robbery, IL false pretenses, ID
store robbery, 3 perjury, suspicion of larceny,
] intoxicatioD, l indecent attempt, house rob-
berry, disorderly conduct, 8 highway robbery,
larceny as bailee, keeping disorderly house.
5 swindling 13 rape, 2 suspicious conduct 3
cOunterfeiting, / arrested on bail piece, 1 Access
sorry to abortion, 3 absconding, fraud, l stab
bing. suspicion of burglary / professional
thief picking pockets. Total, 377.
The greatest number of arrests were made by
Detectives Miller Fletcher, and Cobb, being
143, the next highest by Detectives Levy,
Trvon, and Lukens, numbering 49,
The property recovered by the detectives dur
ing the same period was valued at $40 2S1 90.
Detectives Levy. Tryon, and Lukens recovered
property to the value of $902719; Cobb, Miller,
and Fletcher, S7S0340; Levy, Mutt, and
Fletcher, S6S00; Franklin, $4065; Gordon, Mutt,
and Mcguire, $16S6, etc. etc.
In the month of September alone the value of
property recovered amounted to $4,000 80
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FROM THE WEST.
Senator McDoDaId,. withdrawal

MEMPHIS, Jan. A special despatch from Little
Rock gives the follow ing extract from Senator
McDonald's card withdrawing from the contest for
the United States Senate:-
He says that ''undOubted Republicans, regularly
nOmr ated in Republican districts, II unwilling TO
commit themselves unquaifedly TO Governor Clay
toD have been registered out and Democrats elected
in their stead; while in some Democratic dis
tTtcs, Democrats who refused bo pledge themselves
to the Clayton Republicans have been registered
and known 10 be in ClaytOn's interest, and on the
eve OF the meeting OF the Legislature Republicans
known to be his supporters alone were caucuse1,
while other true Republicans supposed to be
opposed to him and his schemes, were denied ad-
mittanCe. and rather than submit myself
to degradation in the endorsement OF such conduct
l feel il incumbent on myself and my friends that
should decline the contest under such ctrcum-
stances. (Sgned) ALEX. MCDONALD.
The eiecNon' Of TankeTsley as Speaker and the
Withdrawal OF Mcdonald insures the election OF
ClaytO on January H.
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.RROM EUROPE.
Infr,naement of Swiss NeutraIit,

InfrinE ement of Swiss Neutrality.
LONDON, Jan. A telegram from Basle re-
ports fighting on the 1st on the Swiss frontier,
in consequence of which two hundred French
troops retreated into Switzerland, where they
were disarmed by federal soldiers.
Rumored ENGAGEMENTS.
A severe engagement is reported on the 2d at
Dele, in the department of Haut-Rhin near
Befort. No particulars are given.
A despatch from Lille reports that vague ru-
mors are current there of battle on the I'd
between the towns of Sapingues and Bapauue,
in which there were heavy losses on both sides.
The Prussians are said to have been defeated
along the whole line.
King Amadeus at Madrid.
King Amadeus made his entry into Madrid on
Monday and was received most enthusiastically
by the people.
The Army ofthe North.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-AIore reliable information
has been received as to the movements of the
French Army of the North under General Faid-
herbe. 1t appears to have occupied the towns
OF Acuiet and Briancourt after trihing resistance
from the Germans. The towns of Ervillers and
Behagpes were also carried by the French after
hard fighting. The losses were heavy on both
Sides
Effectiveness ofthe Bombardment of Paris.
VERSAILLES, via London, Jan. 4.-The bonn
bardment of the forts on the east side of Paris
continues with such effect that only Fort Nogent
now replies to the German firing.
Corrected Cable Quotations.
NEW YotK, Jan. 4.-The annexed quotations are
corrections of telegraph blunders made by cable or
English lions yesterday Cotton at Liverpool
should have been quoted at sgd. for uplands and
s2 ID. for Orleans. The quotation OF Wheat los. Id
@l0s. 3D., given in l3O 7. M. reDort for new, was
correct and that of 10s sd los. 10d OF 1880 report
was incorrect. TaloW, at London, should have been
quoted at 1l'3O A. NJ at 45s. 3D.. since advanced to
45s I'd. q 45s. cd.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON Jan. Al 80 a. M-COnsos, 92A for
both money and account. American securities
hIm; bonds of 1862, s93; OF 1853, Old S9l6; OF
1867, SSH 10-40s, S74. Stocks steady; Erie, 10 Il
Illinois Central, 1l316 Atlantic and Great Western,
2SH.
irregular; uplands, Sad; Orleans so, Sales esti-
mated at 10000 bales Tallow at London 45s. I'd.
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FROM EUROPE.
KInR Amndeus nf NTndrId.

MADRID, Jan. 3.-Prince Amadeus, immed-
ately after his arrival in the capital, paid
visit to the widow of General Prim, and in a
feeling manner expressed his sympathy for her
in her bereavement He then proceeded to the
chamber of the Cortes and took the oath as
Kink of Spain. The enthusiasm of the people
was universal. The King has counselled with
senors Rosas Gorilla, Rivero, and Olozaga on
the formation of constitutional ministry.
A French Victory.
BORDEAUX, Jan. 4.-The following is official.
General Fadherbe sends the following despatch
to the Minister of War, under date of jan
uary 81
1--WE have fought battle near Bapaume,
which lasted from in the morning to in the
evening of Monday. We have driven the Prus-
slams from all their positions and the villages
occupied by them. The enemy's losses are enor-
mons Ours are seriOus,