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New-York tribune., 1871-04-08
NEW-YORK AND .NEW-HAYEN RAJ
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p.,,., Station IL Nev.York corner of Tweaty-rentbs
FOURTH TEAMS "A SilE.sSf LFagE q SEw9ofK
For New Haven tnj Bntgspo = (ELl l;Jo m H'l9 tEI
For haotd so Faraed Southport snd westpOr :, ll;'o
el S5rS. Sr, sP.5 ~ l2:Is CEr) .) ss 40
Fot Dn.S T. g 20 a M s:s5 4:3o 5:1o and $50 p m
a:ts a?S5 IEI AS $50 ESQ 7:is sIJ
Greenwich and intermediate stations l. l;0 A. m E Sf'
sopdaT Nal Tran leaves Twenty ,even EewYOrl alp FOR
0''''-' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield =. N, and p N
For For Hartford and spEns5sd a u is . I:oO Hartford
For Newport l. (EI connecting With steamer
For Conneetcu Rver karos a n I.l5 p % Moarta,
For HarSfori Provdenoe and F.hkiu Railroad 2S n
Line Railway at Norwich and Pro'1eeei '
Por and Northampton Railroad "a m n TO North
Fcr HoG,onic Raiiros 8 4, H. and 3 D. N. .
For NsGgstuek Railroad a n N AM ~; ~ 20 " ,.er'a'
For DsnoSy and n SorsslS Kaa teii i "a 40 s,S so D n
CommOdous Sleeping attached 70 n eaa -o
as n Ha and iai1 q m % irsns i1' Line JSGki noYT satss,
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND IL DoON
~ RIVER RAILROAD le,ve To rueth'' ' ioho''
Chicago Express Drawing room ear. P,go No ,eo~
moiaton passengers except In prs-ngrg ,,, A.,
1910 . m. Northern and Western Brrraa' D""''s'''
sp n Montreal Erpres. cars .it,e%sta % % Water,
81. N, F.s PAeiae LIPrrs. Win ~ ssepnseA" ''
p n, second Pacle kIpres, .'1 Sssf s5 l. : aud
RSs's, % :1d 81 ISf BSs Ii. 'S od S .Sd r'" '
mpn, Night EIprss Sl,epiose.r,s .,,.5, Attached
q. m, and P S M PosshSssIssi SSstfsiii H train.
$50 md S so 5 an nd sSs i5!is # 49, @ $40 ''A
sunday train for SESDack Gsn1 Passenger Agent
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NEM EM,Js6sVssT ,J6 and from foot Of cORTLASDrsr-to'
\ I. $3.50 aEd $40 . m. L- = y -
NbsI Fsr hiadepha Camden . NJ ana 2 M
y R.ITIMoRB aud WASHINGTON 'nd Ihh si r ~ sSi
For BAL b M ll:gO and s.2O' For IhS toe ~ Asp
mo,s mrsrtS uFsT s:O q 9ec- m s.'er I@.e' -
eVutt =, ,b 9: train daily aud run hroa9. 70
For The WEST. Penaal, i. Va n
WILCOX" s'aoci 20 Ne ~ a. W. ens ria
= ana Yors 10 P.burgh Cnnnsn and Cress' N,heus
Silver Palace attached 10 me w. u~ sa Lan
ehsse a ptsurvh CYrenua Louisville ~ L9nis sn9 tHss.
Sasi es.nge Pssoe are ssseel 20 1ne 30
,-.onh 10 Columbus Cncansc thoa' Aes or
run run :, t Of s o Cotsnd' 'nd st biV oNs
g ppin,llrtx o., p,. Agt y W. JACKSON. Gea'l sept
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Chairman EIec1tiye snd Hpance Com
NOTICE.-On and after THURSDAl

kOTICE.-On and after Thu URSDA1, the
~ inst tbe first day of January last on The
", God Of Asbss ssed for the benefit
I aud ChataO Railroad COMPANY; also tie inie ~
Csun rs Mortgage uds Of sid Railroad Company uunbe
r. II rtared Of AlshsIna vii he pad o. the
Brfrgloase Of LCSCAN SHERMAN Co.. Financial Agent o.
T. sd S'lte.
ga bodr- FIRST Mor.gsge Bonds Of said Railroad ConTary
raer sov g Il tie Governor % te bta'e OF Ala
kss se ecu present them ssii BaBkng House or lupee-
'EuHT B. LINDSAY Governor o. Aiahama.
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Chances for Busintss flen.
prntlns.
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
DRUSHES Of EVERY DESCRIPTION at No
I'D 325 Pe..t Hsrpers Building " y All sret a, Che eTs
factory prices JUN ~ n hOrIEl-
CUMBERLAND COAL.-Freshly mined Cum
beand Coal the Border Mnes arriving daily By bargs from
Baltimore. fof SALE, Anoat or o. srriye, b. - -
BORDEN a LOWELL. 70 and II West'i-
EXCHANGE.-Marbl Mantels or Monuments
h EXCHANGE in Whole AID part for small Houie and Lot IL
Nc" WATHAS's MARBLE WORKS 519 Eghtser,h-s~
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
W THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANTS hAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAWKE, CALLlNI
AT BRESr. --.,-- - IN Ill
from Pier No. So North River, As follows; -,v.r ,.o
PEREIRE. .Danre SATURDAY April ~
WILLIE De PARIS. .Surmont. ......sAIlkDAI, NAY O.
LAFAYETT E.. .Rou sATIh MAY ~
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD lneuding Sinel
TO BRESr OR HAyRB: -
Second Cabin.
E1cur.ion Tickets Issued at reduced rates
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
Continent d Europe
taxing this hue avoid both trsnt By bogh railways
aud crossing the Channel beside tine trouble
and expense. GBO. MACKENZIE Agest No. 50 BroslsG
WHITE STAR LINE.
w SRv-YORK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
FtLl-lOWERED STEAISHlPS
THE SIX LARGEST N THE OnI.D.
ATLANTIC BALTIC. ADRIATIC
600 tuDs tarien-3Ogo b .. sssh -.
SATURDAYS, from Liverpool
DAYS, AID Cork Hsrbor the day following
OCEANIC Capt Dgby hu7ay,I sIpohted to sal from New
York SATURDAY, April IS, M2p
ioT all clssscsl vailed combining
SAFETY SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Saloons smoking and bathrooms in mdp ser
least motion fe and se"trdes accompany
these
RATEs-saoon $50 gold see,ge so eurreuey Those wish
ing Old Country obtain sieersge
certificates
from al Of America Pans Hamburg
Norway Sweden, Indis, Australia, lie.
Excursion tickets granted a. Lowest rates
Drafts from &l upward
For inspection of psns and other Information. apply
OCEANIC STEAM NAVIGATION co y OFFlCRS
No 10 Broadway, n. y, J. II. SPARKS, Agent
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Oteau Gtedmcrs.
1 NIIED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND AND
- .vv,n. AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

4 NIIED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND AND
rvv,n. host nsAllA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ.
nIroTs 2 so tans
q. 800
MOsRs TAYLOR Can't yo,d 20 tans
The iie-Vhee Steamship '''''''''''''-f'''' '
NEBRASKA
hs dispsichel from SAN FRANCISCO an NJ, -s,h Ill .
sDd th. o 20 BoSoLgLg iS AUCKLAND wELLIsGT0R LTT
Chalmers with seanbs for sydney Asboaae and e osr Au.
Ian ports.
To he followed By the steamship MOSES TAYLOR
NEVADA retarBiug will leave PORT CHALMERS NAV II and
AUCKLAND hay 10. -
RATES or PASSAGE Payable ia Gold)
From Franotsc0 lst Cabin % Cabin s,e.rar.
To
Ts Auckland. ............. 10 Us
To fTfreT.. gu ~ HH
To Melbourne I-O 100 UO
For freight passage apply 10
w. II. WEBB,
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Loss over $25, 900.
A Terrible Blow to the Manufac-
turers of the Place.

Specii.l dispatch to the kennebec journal.
disastrous contiagration took place in this
town this morning, destroying property in
the manufacturing part of the town to the
value of over 5000. The fire was first
discovered about halt-past six in the sash and
blind factory of S. +. Colby, next the toll
BRIDGE and it extended quickly to the saw
mill owned by the same parties, which was
destroyed, taking S. Wings grist-mill Next
below was the saw-mill Of Stone. Written &
Berry, in the upper part of which was Stone S
sash and blind shop, and Whitten's cardng-
mill. All these buildings were totally con-
sumed. The fire extended to the bridge be-
tween Brunswick and Topsham, destroying
two spans. The material was dry and in
fammable, SO that the flames ran through
them with great rapidity and made fearful
conflagration. The following are the losses
as nearly as can be estimated at present s.
< L. Colby $4,000, insured for about So
900. In this mill the widows, Atkins and
Storer, each had interests Of 81 900. No in
surance on the property. Stones sash and
blind factory, loss about $1,000 Written
carding-mill, about $1,000; S. S. Wings
grist-mill, about 5000; Artemus Coburn,
saw-mill, loss not known; Booker, Bletheu
& Given, joiners, loss not known.
Two spans of the toll bridge were burned.
The bridge WAS owned by stockholders, but
was soon to pass into the hands of the town.
Travel between Brunswick and Topsham will
now have to go by the way of the Androscog-
gin railroad bridge, which has carriage way
beneath
The worst feature Of the fire is that it was
caused by an incendiary, and throws out OF
employment large number of mechanics
and laborers.
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NE VS. BY MAIL.

Mrs. Lucy A. Card has been appointed
Postmistress at Woolwich, vice j. c. Card
deceased.
Seator Revels may be reelected to the Sen.
ate for the coming six years, as Gov. AlcorI
positively refuses to take his seat on the 4tf
of March, and the Legislature of Mississippi
will have to choose some one in his place.
Rev. L. w jackson, the efficient general
agent of the Congress sional Temperance So
cety, in Washington, is raising funds for the
operations of the Society in the Southern
States and elsewhere, and has met with lber-
al responses. The first name on his list is U
s. Grant, $500, followed by those of Schuy.
Ter Coltax, j. G. Blaine, Henry, Wilson, S
c. Pomeroy and John Lynch for 500 each
Other gentlemen in public life are responding
with equal liberality.
| The Senate Thursday, refused to pass tn,
| bill for the relief of certain naval contrac
| tors, over the veto of the Presidential to .
The order was adopted directing inquiry as tt
| the propriety of Secretary Boutwell's Pacific
| Railroad policy. The session of the House
was entirely taken up with debate on the re-
port on the West Point investigation. Finally
the resolution ordering q court of inquiry in
to the conduct of the officers of the academy
was passed; also that directing the restora.
ton of the three cadets, also ordering the
first class to be court martialed and the ring.
leaders to be expelled.
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EUROPEAN NEWS, sc
THE ARMISTICE WILL NOT BE
PROLONGED.
Delay IN the Eastern Conference.
Emperor William is Rheumatic.
German Troops Concentrating.
The Prussians still Plundering.
Delay IN the Eastern Conference.
Emperor William is Rheumatic.
German Troops Concentrating
The Prussians still Plundering.
London.

London, Feb. II. There was no meeting of
the Black Sea conference yesterday.
The members are disposed to wait the ar
rival of the French representative who is ex-
pected daily.
a Times Berlin despatch says that if peace
is not concluded prior to the assemblage of
the German diet Emperor William will prob
ably remain at Versailles and the meeting of
parliament be postponed. The Emperor is
now suffering from a severe attack of the
rheumatism.
German troops are concentrating in large
numbers to the Loire.
In case the occupation of Paris by the
German troops should be found necessary.
Gen. Fokerstain will be designated as Gov
ernor of the city.
The Prussians have demanded SOC, 900
francs from the town of Bernay in the depart
ment of Eure under threat of bombardment.
The Germans continue to levy contrbu-
lions in Normandy despite the armistice.
Prince Napoleon has contradicted the re.
port of his candidature for the Imperial pur-
pie of France.
Versailles.
Versailles, Feb. II. Notice has been Off
cialy promulgated by Chancellor Won Bis
marck, that the armistice at present existing
between the French and German armies will
expire on the 9th inst, and will not be pro-
mulgated beyond that date.
Paris.
Paris, Feb. II. The Figaro says the re-
ported German propositions for peace runs
thus The cession of Asace and Lorraine
and portion of the Department of Doubs
an indemnity of one and a half millions OF
halo Hha prncp SO To Ena oil I. 10
rial of war they captured, and the French
fleet and colonies to remain intact.
Bordeaux.
Bordeaux, Feb. II. Favre and Pckard OF
the Paris Government have arrived here.
The majority of the Committee of the As
sembly are favorable to the proposal to ap'
point NJ. Theirs, Chief Executive.
The military force posted outside the As
semby Chamber was doubled to-day.
Grevey has assumed the Presidency.
All the elections in the Department of tho
Seine have been confirmed.
Before the sitting was opened a member o
the Left remarked: ITO get here have beer
| obliged to pass through several lines of armed
| men. l shall therefore in the future come
armed myself"
Emperor William has consented to a reduc
| ton of the contribution exacted from the De
partment of the Seine Infereure, to ne-thir'
Its original amount.
Leipsic.
| Leipsic, Feb. II. A petition to the Frencl
! Assembly is circulating among the prisoner
in Germany, expressive of a desire for a sub
mission of the question whether the form O
the government of France shall be Mon
arahy or a Republic, to universal suffrage.
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Senator Blake, which prohibited evidence in
the court of claims of the Presidential pardon
which after discussion was rejected, 10 to 80.
Mr.. Trumbull reviewed q portion of the
amendment and moved to repeal the'provi-
sions of the law proposed to be repealed by
Mr.. Sawyer which makes a pordon conclusive
evidence in the of claims, that the per-
son who is present is guilty of offence re-
cited in the pardon, unless upon its reception
he entered written protest to the contrary.
He regarded this provision of law merely
calculated to entrap the innocent and let the
guilty free. He knew that these pardons
were issued to persons who never applied for
them.
After much discussion the amendment was
adopted.
The bill providing uniform system of
education, for the district government to con-
tribute one-fourth of the expense, was or
dered to be engrossed and read third time.
The bill giving the. right of action in the
district and territories to any person suffer-
ing from injury, to person or property or
means OF support, on account of intoxicating
liquors being sold to their husbands or fathers
coming up, Mr., Lawrence of Ohio, explained
that it gave women the right of action against
any person who sold liquor to her husband
which made him incapable of performing the
duties which he ought to perform. Iaugh-
ter
An amendment combining the bill to the dis
trict of Columbia was agreed to, and the bill
ordered to be read third time. The reading
of both bills previously ordered to be
crossed, then demanded, but not being en-
crossed both went to the Speakers table.
Mr.. Dawes Of Mass, from Committee on
Appropriations. reported river and harbor
appropriation bill which was made special
order for Monday.
Mr.. Hooper of Mass, introduced bill to
provide for the expectation of distilled spirits
and regulating the forms to be observed. Re-
ferred to Committee on Ways and Means.
The House then took recess.
The evening session was attended by only
dozen members who discussed the national
education bill until adjournment.
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STATE NEWS.

The Oxford Democrat says lady in Nor
way is the possessor of an old fashioned glass
tumbler, holding a pint, which is a hundred
years old.
Ex-Gov. Chamberlain delivered his popu-
lar lecture upon the surrender of Gen. Lee
TO large audience in Bridgton, Wednesday
evening.
The Methodist society in Hollis, held tea
party and festival on the evening of the 3lst
ult., which netted their pastor, Rev. S. b.
Sawyer. $50.
The Baptist society Of Lyman propose the
dedication of their new church, recently
rebuilt, and located at Goodwin's Mills, or
Wednesday next.
Arthur Macarthur, Esq. of Limington, is
the oldest member of the York County bal
titty-six years ago.
The Reporter says Rev. Mr. Nutting, Uni.
versalist, preached the first Sabbath of hi:
years engagement with the society in Skow-
hogan.
TheArgus says upwards of 20, 900 bushels
of corn arrived at the port of Belfast, Friday,
last week, for Wholesale dealers there, who
were nearly cleaned out
The Rockland Gazette says J. L. Moore,
Esq, after a brief tour through the Western
States has ueturned to Thomaston and en-
tered into partnership with A. p. Gould,
Esq, in the law business.
The Lewiston journal says that the veneer.
able Andrew r. Giddings, of Eanville Corner
died on Tuesday, at the ripe age of 20 years
Mr.. Giddings has always been a resident o
nopy;ila tha lo,t g
circle of old citizens of that part of the town
who have long been associated in business o.
political life.
The brig l.. l.. Wadsworth, owned b,
James Thompson and commanded by Capt
b. b. Shackford of this town, made the rul
from Portland to st. John, n. B., in twenty
one hours The Eastport Sentinel asks
this is not little ahead of the time ordinaril
| required for sailing vessels to make such
passage5
| At the last stated meeting of the Pheni
Lodge, +. A. NJ, of Belfast, the followin
officers were installed for the current year b.
ID. ID. G. NJ, VIM. o. Poor: Geo. f. Wight
W. NJ; c. w. Haney, s. W.; f. A. Follett
j. w. &. +. Johnson, Sec; w. O. Poor
Treas; f. S. Carter, S. D.; H. o. Russell
J. D.; Chas. T. Richards. s. s.. Peter Til
den, j. S.; A. w. Sawtille, Tyler.
| Mr.. +. Mcbride, at the Pool, has left witt
| the editor of the Biddeford Journal an oil,
tobacco box which he estimates must be a
much as 100 years old, having been in the
rfamily for a time whereof the memory of mar
runneth not back. In it is pasted an extract
from what purports to be Connecticut blue
law, which is quite legible, pronouncing fine
of sixpence for every offence of taking
''any tobacko publiquely in the street, high
ways, or any barn yardes, or upon training
dayes or in any open place
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We are pleased to be able to announce that
the South Parish Congregational Society, of
this city, is now out of debt. The total
amount of the debt SO far as ascertained,
resting on the Society, January l, 1871, was
about S7,625.00 A conditional subscription
was started to pay the debt, to be void unless
the whole amount was subscribed. The
amount subscribed up to February 18th, is
about $7,700, and few additional subscrip-
tions are expected, which will pay the addi-
tional interest since January l, 1871, and any
surplus will be appropriated to improving the
grounds about the church. In addition to
the above, the Society contributed and paid
during the year 1870, for current expenses
and for various benevolent objects, the sum
of $4,000. This is the jubilee year with
the Congregationalists throughout the coun-
try, and it has been indeed a year of jubilee
with the Society in this city In brief time
they have wiped out their entire debt, and
should rejoice with the entire community at
the result. The remaining subscriptions yet
to be paid will be devoted to identifying
the church grounds and making them at
! tractive.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Feb. II. The New York Ma
tonal Exchange Bank has been sued by the
United States authorities to recover Sll 900
for not correctly returning its dividends for
three years.
The brig Udola, of Machias, Me-, went
ashore Tuesday night, near Barnegat, and has
since gone to pieces. All hands saved.
W. G. Lambert, broker in this city, was
committed to-day in default of $4,000, for
having in his possession Scranton city bonds
stolen from James w. Drake, of Strangs-
burg. Pa.
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, Feb. Il. The Senate to-day
passed an order to have the following senti-
ment uttered by Gov. Andrew, engraved upon
the pedestal of his statue: l know not what
record of sin awaits me in another world, but
this do know, that l never was so mean as
to dispise any man because he was poor, be-
cause he was ignorant, or because he was
black.
The work Of loading the Worcester at the
wharf in the navy yard is progressing rapidly.
The purchases thus far made by Avery Plum
mer, Chairman of the Purchasing Committee,
includes 5000 bbls. extra flour, 500 bbls.
westerh packed beef, 100 bbls. shoulders, 100
bbls. beans, 100 bbls. peas, and 500 bbls. pilot
bread.
The members of the Handle & Haydn So
ciety will participate in the musical portion
of the funeral services at the funeral of Col.
Thomas E. Chickering, Trinity church. to-
morrow.
Fire.
Smith & Sweat's store, Webster, n. H..
was destroyed by fire. to-day. Loss 81 900.
Dr. Ayers dwelling adjoining was damaged
to the amount of $500,
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FROM KINGSTON.

Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. II. The Supreme
Court has refused bail for Capt. Dickson, of
the brig Premium, of Yarmouth, n. S.,
off Port Royal in October, for consgning to
Geo. Soloman instead of Chas. Levy, the
consignee, who brings actions, and lays his
damages at 10000 pounds. The trial is fixed
for March, and Dickson is likely to remain in
prison.
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Fire.
SUMMIT MT. WASHINGTON.

Mt. Washington. via. Littleton, Feb. H.
Observation taken at p. NJ. barometer,
1856; change plus 40; thermometer - dogs.
above; change plus - degrees; relative
humidity of the atmosphere, 81 wind, W.
velocity of the wind miles per hour.
Last night the wind once more blew in those
gentle breezes varying from 20 to 80 miles
per hour. 1t abated about o'clock A. NJ.
and splendid day followed. Mr.. w. Aiken
and other gentlemen of Franklin, n. H.,
visited us to-day
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New York Produce Market.
New York. Feb. II

COTTON-,sales 1854 bales: mid. uplands 151S.
FLOUR-22, 600; state 6 00g7 l0 round hoop Ohio
675a7i0; western 655a760; southern $50 dS75.
No. do. l549157; winter red and amber western,
l59al80. ~ -. g e@ # ht ae
CoRN-i5,oOo; new mixed western, s3as5 , old.
OIL.
OATS-state $1,000; western 65969.
PORK-00o. new mess, 22.s7g 2200. old, p rs 9
90 90. prime, 00.O0al9.15.
LARD-l2bgi3a steam; 90 q 90: kettle.
BUTTER-Westn, 15a25: state, 25942.
WHISKEY-0000; Western free, $685.
R1CE-Carolina, TX gs.1
sUGAR-Porto Rico, 00o0ao0; Muscovado, 81 o
l0A.
MOLASSES-N. o. 5Oa65
SP'TS TURPENTINE 5ld52k.
ROSIN-255 9260 for strained.
PETROLEUM-crude, glj; refined, PAX
TALLOW- sh 40.
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL - Cotton, l.32 q
I'd, -four 3s. Cd, wheat I'D
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, Feb. II. The japanese
mission to the United States, which arrived
yesterday, headed by his Imperial Highness
Litsnomia, Prince Royal of the Qusoliwa
family, and is the first Minister ever sent by
the Japanese Government to reside in for
eign country. He served in the National
Council at Yeddo, and is leader of the pro-
gression party now controlling the japanese
Government. His Excellency Mr.. Morey is
Charge d'Afiairs; Mr.. Tayani, Secretary,
and Mr.. Dana, Assistant Secretary of Lega-
tinD
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-;U. 8. Elk. Co., 4sx; n. r. Central and Hudson
Harlem, l25k do. pfd, l25 Reading, 99,z Mich.
Central, NY; Lake Shore and Michigan southern
lO4H Chicago & North Western. 75A do preferred
sGk Chicago & Rock Island. 1861 Mil. Il St.Paul
53lz, do preferred, TAX Toledo Wabash & West
ern. 81 Toledo, Wabash q Western preferred,
49, Pittsburg \ Fort Wayne, 81 1; Terre Haute,
2sK, do. ,pid 81 Alton, 1lS, do. .prefd. ll5;
Ohio and Mis-. 2J& Boston, Hartford q Ere, 2.
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FROM HAVANA.

Havana, Feb. IL. A vessel arrived at the
eastern end of the Island, reports having
seen on the I'd inst, a war steamer off the
Haytien coast, with three masts, painted
black, bark rugged, and of about 1000 tons,
steaming slowly, and supposed to be the
Tennessee.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Feb. Il. A case was argued
in the Supreme Court to-day, involving the
question whether Emperor Napoleon III. has
a right to sit in a court of the United States.
in matter involving damages to a French
National vessel by a collision in the bay of
San Francisco. Gen. Gushing took the afir
native and c. b. Goodrich the negative.
The President to-day nominated J. Milton
Turner, of Missouri for Minister to Liberia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-18

Rennes Pain.Killing Magic Oil il an excellent
remedy for toothache, headache, and many other
kinds Of pain. All our readers would do themselves
great favor by keeping it on hand for and see
how quick three or a dozen drops will cure choc
pains, given to yonr children. sold by johnson
Brothers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-18
Chicago Produce Mrrket.

CHICAGO, Feb. II.
FLOUR-spring extras 565a5.s5
WHEAT-No. =, I22x.
CORN-50k.
OATS for No.2.
RYE-No. 2, ".
BARLEY--a16 for No. ?.
MESS PORK-2l.67.
LARD-l2&.
LIVE HOGS-700d9.00.
RECEIPTS-200O flour, 2i,0o0 wheat, IL COO corn,
5000 oats. 3 600 barley, 1900 hogs.
SHlPMENTS-90cO flour, 10000 corn, 900 oats,
5000 barley GOO hogs.