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CALHNpARs-Tms DAr.

yxr-Kp STATES DISTRICT CoURT-IB Bsnkruptcy.
Involuntary CdseA
$780, The Chrome Steel Co agI g aJman agt ana she
C,ysey and or. 1863. Stanton Agt Graham.
COO Mo- r., al Al art S64 The Fourth Nat Bank agL
SOL. Cochran agt Courtney. hhyeA
32 al MenEes Jo5 Timber et al agt CaAe
h,imer 37G6. .Rgmy sgt Brooks
-pe Ts~ell Fl a, AIT Cameron GroOiy and
ana sno J769. .Wystt rgt Reeher
~, Dreyer et al sgt Sitl mo Jno j. Reeher
SO p,i. .st Morgan nd at Gordon.
yTi7 Uyll ,st Young l3T7l. .Wver AIT Decker.
Ak Rstes "a AL All Breen 373 Rolscs al Gerlon
37s ct al The Deer 3t Muller ct a. ag Hoppe anu
and Wahrath Printing Co.
.Psrdee ct a. sgt Martin aud ms Doneom agt Richard
drearaeRt Calendar
290 Boune IT, sat The Mon S1 IOchenbraah e. =. ast RADIO
tsat Iron snS steel Co 3 Mott agt Middleton and
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paSsgNGE6S 1ERTTED.

FROM LIvERPO0L-In steamship GU Of 1artrp, Dec H.
Mis- NJ. Bailey Miss Bessie Bailey D. NJ Bere Fred AmTn.
FROM LIVRRPOOL-IR stsdlaShiD Minnesota, Dec lMr u
GoWd Gowdy Sarah aud nellie owdy Master Gowdy
~ yen Miss Hattie Collins, MT A. Farrell, Master A. Farrell,
Saye Dr. D. jenkins Miss A. NJ Lea r. Wade Pastor H.
harosen Mrs HOsen and infant Miss llue Olsen Master " W.
Farrell J. Tatson Ole Meey Mrs. Meteg aud children
Mis- LINDSAY, Geo o. Fntz Fntiherger.
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nation with Gen Thomas n. Van Buren,. 81 Chambersst
NewYork, or with the undersigned.
o. A. GILMORE,
f,revet Major General y. 3 A..
rmy Building West Houston-st., N. Y,
Chairman Group XVI (War Materials)
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THE MARKETS.
ic.refrllr R.Usr.ed tor rnn rHrsuss.

FRIDAY. ~ 1874.
AslIES-Tte receipts to-day pkg Pots VERY qet AMI
chspg quoted at 50 so Pea l. are dull and nominal
Broom CORN AND BRO0MSThe msrke aud unha aged
jobbng ease = n for Meidm Hu quote Oh hNs
at3Gc New at from 4d6e quality BrOoms without change
an0tei a 81 5Hd SO y dozen.
BEEsWAX-The denaud is only limited. but prices hrn
the cary Of freight quote al & for Western sui
50. for Southern.
COTTOS-Tbe demand for spot has been ong mo
prices ruled in the BUYERS favor; quotations eu Good
Ordinary Strict Ordinary. aud Low Mldng rke closing
stealV We ouote lows.
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Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamship
Celtic will close at 1915 L. H., at the Merchants TX
change, Nos. % and 81 Pines St.
The monetary situation showed evidences OF rcaXa-
fon Today and very little business done requiring
bonus above the legal rate. The ruling rate TO the
stock brokerage houses gold during the fore
noon but after 1880 D. the quotations bid 10 seven
currency and The close demand loans were quoted at
COZ per cent banks report receipts Of currency
from the grain sections Though yet remittng to the
pork packers Mercantile paper rules high and leading
names are quoted at 10 to ~ per cent
Government bonds have been fGet but firm, closing
the basis Of ll6 ales fgy 1865. Fish Hatch report
Ia I.rz 4 m
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The Treasurer OF the Northern Pacific Railroad gives
notice that the transfer books for the registered bonds
OF that company TO prepare for payment by check Oh tne
semi annual interest due January l. The payment VIII
be made heretofore by mailing TO the address OF een
bondhoder OF record at the closing o the books com
check for the amount OF Interest due All DonuhOicrs
who have changed their address since July l. sf2 are
quesod send their present address to the once ue
diatey. The books will be reopened on Thursday Jan
4, 1870. " -,
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company will pay,
on and after Jan. g. dividend Of 81 per cout ON tho
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Sun iseF. AN f!3j MOOD 4 81 - Mann
THIS DhH-AD
wATRR fiIs DAN-P
20 Cows tsiauL<. 8O2 Hen Gate Ferry a5
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExoHAHGE-FIEsT CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
&ct<s OF 0oprrnm<af Bondf
5000 u s. IS, 1891, Coa...1lf l90o 70 Cou bslJi
1000 $40 ecu liz 1890 g. Currency .....l2i
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The quotations based Cotton runnns gas not
more than grade above below the grade quoted
FUR PRESENT DELIVERY.
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HowRs q MACY, Bankers, No. 80 Wal-st, New
York offer the Same facilities TO DepOsItOrs a. In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds &c.
&c, for Investors
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OFFICE OF THE NoRTHiRN PACIFIC RAILRoADi
COMPANY. % Fifthave. New York, Dec 2, 1872.
The books for the transfer Of Registered Bonds
viii be closed on Saturday Dec. H. to prepare for
the pay ment by check Of the semi-annual interest
due January, |, 1913.
The payment will be made, as heretofore, by mail
ing to the address of each bOndhoder Of record al
the closing of the books coin check for the amount
of interest due.
All Bondhoders who have changed their addre@
since July l. 1872 requested to send their present
address to this office Immediately
The Books will be reopened on Thursday, Jan. ?,
1873 a Ii. BARNEY, Treasurer
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prcposGIs.

BOARD or EyGlsBERs OF fOUHTH-AyE. IapHoyESEyrl
OFFIcK GRAsD CENTRAL DEPDT, NEw-l0KK, Nov - H.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
~ PROPOSALS for work the FOCKtANE lMpRONkM +,
between ard VIII be received BY the
dopd Al lis once unt O'Clock D. ~ December &C. 1914 Pans
and blank proposals viii be ready ana after th M
inst ALLAN CAhPBbLLI Bosri Of
mn NJ - M ',rIt,,,rv Engineers FoIrltave.
hD ~ ~ a.; ~ ~; fIIG9lI M - Improvement
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SECOND BOARD.

ffs G0rsrHuslt BDHfs
10 50 Coupon. l04 1000 l. s. go Ses lilS...
O8tI between call. lib
soU0 n = o. Clrrcncy.. 1000 4. s. 6i...ll6l
"A ococs 0JU L. ;. 81 IGlO Rss.
nfD
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Iperded in he al ars2 les 10
Forward deliveries moderate transactions c lower rates sales
follow. al on 6a. q Los NJ dd,ss:
500 at % Slice 100 at u e 20 notice ~ lia 10y - igse yS
iS LOO At 70 l5c Pebeiry 100 at ~ G, IOl lsl POD
lsllies March oo a 70 ?te leO e Be- 100 a. y big S
s6e June, 100 pose pa at 4ce, l0 q 70 5eeots 40
S,f E b. F 9 4. 70 g. so &c. so is At. Is,
Ct. l9ie b. 2 Bi zoo ., 9.e $ p b. go at ~ s,lsel
10 2Ise, ,. p. 40 =, 9l6c. go u 2,lee B. R. B.
$ R. r. S. At 10 ,ise leo q y 5is tser,s Moas.T
3 l., so At 9ie 1872, b, loOsls llee, b..
100 ~ ia. B. t9 at y l6e, p B. $40 a - ,e ~ ~
aii9eI6. March 90, 9!e 20 al Sc b. 100 At PIE, 100
at at IS Syd H. ss AIS Toe r T. i B. &
is! 900 at 20 llec p b. ioc at e 70 9sc NAY t 4 70
Slss 81 r D. D ~ q Po p ~ 90 Se 10 a. y :. e. s
CofPEsETSs marie, .iosci good dess. Of .cy At hl
The embraced s s' RIO % y ,s I'A ,SP'Gs ET.a: y 70.
s1o ;t on Mrsso bS re- impS fsso At s
gold snl 90 lass AAasoo By The seaaSs .S On g,ss %
firm At ~. Tor idmantne Sperm quoted st 81 S1ei PaenA
PsutG AND MEkLTSs Of Pour hsh, the low gate,
are 's SS 9ssr s5S Ss S.'ps and ' Ma du and Scs
s The market very du lower fo uos. grade. under - -
d is1f 0' s ,Fe q s iPsS Sol. quote
sSs 30 S s: R I s..5 sf AZ 800
s s s,sS. il as g os ssgEs Pa. : SO
%on oa rs on: id "a n,'' sss
nj. '.... . soT 70 OO 81 Louis singls s0J o
60 80 r,.e. S,np, Louis. Double Rrt ~ ~
w., Rim. -. an 3 Iona Tup xxi 759 u ~
kItrs bgsnas DO " .
Southern Flour steady quiet hsa grades are ans
the close the msfAe
quiet the low grades sui steady Tor the Hosa@ s
40 bbis. quote:
Bat AleN, ABdH eorset0Nu. ana fAAiiI soy
tichm0nd CoultrY SaDeghne.
tlcAmond CoaAIy kxua.........-...s''s''s' 80 ~
Baltimore How branda
Hassrstoxp vleiuiu kxtras .y~ %
Rive flour demand and steady sales Of nv DOS We 9oN
aye Flour, Western. ~
Rel statss nd '~ o ~
Corn demand and sim s.le. 81 =. oos We ssoN
Corn hsA, yorsey GSs - Sesa M \ 'eiisS 49,
CsruM 30 q lOera "e-H"~
Gem Meal eslN. ) ~ o 9l
QFREuHTS-The yesse on berth s coanae saot sac
IN nj, hshrr r.tes resze the easTtersg IN
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING-HoUsE OF FISK & HArcn

NO Nassau-st., NEW YORK, Dec. Q. 1877
The total amount of the FIRST MORTGAGE SIX
PER CENT GOLD Bonds Of the CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY is s15.OOO,OOO, secured
upon property whose intrinsic value cannot be less
than $35 100000 to $4OOOOOO0 and the location and
advantages Of which such to render profit
able traffic and large certain. This entire
amount had been sold. and the original negotiation
Of the Loan was formally closed in September last
In order to more thoroughly complete the road
with Iron Bridges, Solid EB,baakments, Permanent
Masonry, and Steel Rail- portions Of the route
provide extensive Improvements aud facilities for
the transaction Of large business at both termIn
and TO furnish q more liberal equipment-all Of
which are demanded by recent indications as to tho
immediate business Of the road upon completion
the Directors authorized the issue of S5.OOoOoo in
Seven Per Cent Debenture Bonds. C.. Bonds not
secured by Mortgage.
In the negotiation of the SEVEN PER CENT BONDS.
a moderate amount of the SIX PER CENT FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS Of the Company, previously sold,
have been received in part payment. portion Of
which remains to be disposed Of
The Bonds are in denominations Of 800, $500, and
81 600 either coupon or registered interest at the
rate of six per cent per annnm, payable May and
November; both Principal and Interest payable IN
Gold Coin in the City Of New-York.
1T the present price they yield orer SEVEN PR CENT
IN GOLD on their cost.
First Mortgage Bonds upon frst-cass completed
roads are notably scarce, and command compare
lively high prices and as the Chesapeake and ONO
Bonds may now be practically ranked among the
best of that class Of securities the present oppOr-
upty for investment in them is peculiarly favorable
to Capitalists and Investors seeking investments on
advantageous terms, with the prospect OF an early
advance in market value.
The completion of the road; renewal of the de-
mand for American securities in Europe; returning
ease in our money markets, and the large amounts
usually seeking investment in the early part of the
year. must lead to the rapid absorption Of these
Bonds.
We receive deposits and allow interest on bal
ances issue certificates of deposit available in all
parts of the country. make collections, buy and sell
Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange, on Com
mission for cash. and deal in Government Securities.
Central Pacific Bonds. &c. FISK & HATCH.
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90 ruhom II min Gohtern

BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.-Theo owner
Ed offs large Biek BMins eng S3oeo mor'ed 70 Insurance
yoee Il Of mcauan cac and TIE eilce can be
readily aaped 10 ts uses Address Mr. DAY, s5 lhye Brook IN
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professional Nohtfe

n y. HAMMOND, NJ, d., formerly Professor
Ne Important Specially 10 the Sycsss Medical College n
once 233 Ffethst Of ThrlaYa y. Gas. nh
~ and al other spec2 A9 s-'''' ease reliably treated
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NEw-YoRK MTDLASD.-0f the FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD Loan of this Company there
remains but a small amount unmarketcd. When it
is considered that this new Great Trunk line is now
so nearly completed, We cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds at $4,000 mile secured by First
Mortgage arc particularly desirable and safe. For
sale or exchange for marketable securities. by
Gr6. 0p67Ef G CO.. BANKERS No. . Nass,u-,t
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DenilstrD.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated The snshee uo o. nitrous administer u IN t1
approved manner nothing but EXTRACT TEETH and 20 fh
WITHOUT PAINso pateuts. testify. their
Office. No. ~ Cooper Institute.
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leIiqions Notices.
At Steinway Hall.

At Steinway Hall.
CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLBS
Rev GEO H. HEPWoRTH viii preach TOMORROW at 1850 O..
H. AVID 7:3O L. Morang subject" Chns Struggle with the World"
Evening sucThe Best Christianity" ssbbshsehoo at 2O
D. D. IN Rutgers College Chapel hhays between Forty and Forty
seeoudsts PsyerMesng FRIDAY EVENING at o. at Baptist
Church s1thst Filth Strangers made welcome and
furnished with seats
MEMORIAL NJ T. SUNDAYSCHOOL, Itb-st bet Second
aud Tb aye viii be held on TUESDAY, Dec H. at ~ m Ad'
Apollo Hail. BrO,ov.y Tren,y.shth,tIHoMAs CALLS
FOKsTER Trace speaker lectures :. 10y 70 sa@ee' Co.. 10
he ngiom Of Cod and 7ip Generic Progress" Chdens
BIeec ker-st. UniyersaIst Church.
Rev e sWEETsER will preach TOMORROW EVENING in the
Church corner Of and Downns, u OeOei Subject
Th Enchanted Ground" Morning seEee At lO Strangers vel
cone
BaptsI Church, West seyeufeenth-st. near siIthsve
Preaching Morning and Evening BY the Pastor Rev kobsHT GAM
Church the Messiah, corner PsLsys and
SUNDAY pee isThs Pastor Rs HENRY POWERS SiI preach
& S: Gss i fI S'S S or re- LIE
Christ Cbsrch.-Fhs'e and THIRTY afhst Pre- sere 70
relieve the accommodation, this church there besides
r. RsT b. aosrsos osc.,s. NV '''''
Church Of the Puriians Preaching SABBATH EVENINGS
By Rev D. d ~ s 1s S SS
peiaeuf bu, the law and necessity Of spiritual his"
Central Church West Brood
uay-Presebng the Pastor JAMES d. WILSON, SABBATH
MORNING tID5 ooet In t5 evening oeoek Rev JOHN
HALL D. will deliver the sixth Of the senes Of Sabbath evening
diseouTses 70 young people
Five Points Mission, Of the od Bousy 81
srIgBa mission at the Points Rev j. n SHAfFER SUPERINTENDENT
SUNDAY school al ~ snd nom u p Preaching at u
Looi ia.
Flashing u. H. baptist Charob.
REV. r. r. MIDDLBDIrCH, D. d.. Pastor
Preaching TO MORROW a I90s, m and 7:50BR
sundsy-sshool meets At 1850 0cloci.
Yoshg Peoples Meeting oomms0eO sttpm.
Seats free. All are isVted. .
Inere.tinR Rxercises Morning psI SUNDAY shool
Mission cor and seVenbaTe SUNDAY AZ "a D.
Lesson taught By HATTIE N MORRIS Address By Rev. X
IO0EnAA sHd staer 0TonlpeDt soeakcT. Collection
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The gold market has been quiet all the way through at
l2L8l2igl2 the bulk OF the small amount OF business
done being al the intermediate figure. The market Is
now pretty Invested OF all speculative interest,
and tue present price barely supported, except by
such devices as witnessed at the close OF last week
when a small corner was attempted In the casn gOld
The foreign news is favorable and cOnsols ana United
States bonds pretty much at yesterday n&dres
though certain Of those u s. Government issues
whose interest IL payable the LIST proxmo are quoted
ex-interest the coupon being detached Tor Shipment
about Is days ahead In Paris Renes have fallen about
80 confines the Bank Of France losing 100000 francs IN
suecie during the week. In the gold loan market the
rates were l4 g. ana per cent for borrowing, nat ana
for carrying, 2 ga and per cent Inc day business ~
tho Gold Exchange Bank as follows: Gold cleared
SIS gold balances Sl2t63; currency balances
Sl4I4sS6 The Assistant Treasurer redeemed s9OOO III
called bonds and dsbutsed IN coin interest Old the pun
lie debt $1,000. Tne following were the qlOtatlohs;
tU:Ul.....lI2l fl:JO. ...lRl laO..lit Z;@.'''iis!
io:s0.....ii2 ll:on......ll2l l:59Ii2l 3i9'''ii5t
il.fg.li2I ....tl2i 2:O0......l2a j:jO..l!Z
4O0.....u2t
The DAYS business at tue SuUlrcabury was as OlOWs
Gold recspts... Sy7!25 81 Cursenc 2lyment' s99 ~
cod ayneuts ... l218U5 10 Carencg baauce IJs5l5J -
,o nce ~. 4375l3l 03 Customs @@5OO w
Currency receipts. ltili3o9 ~ . -, "a.
Foreign exchange has been strong and 90 days Dlds
were advanced an eighth per cent we annex Closing
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nlathlnerp.

CONSTRUCTION of new Machines, Working
" Models and Gear Cutting SSi MNrsis, Achluiss
ard BoleTnskers furnished for Tepa Castings AM Fones
GEO. g. HOWARD, II Eighteenth-st Philadelphia, Pa
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Bleec ker-st, Uniyersalist Church.

Rev. C. swEETsER will preach TOMORROW EVENING in tn
Church corner Of BeeeIer and Downing at u Oeloe subee
The Enchanted Ground" Morning seee At Oi Strangers
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nolIo Hail. Broadway and CALLS
F0RSTER Trance speaker lectures at 10y Subject Corr IS
81 ri this brethren flesh and blood inherit
he neiom Of God and Up Generic Progress" Chdrens
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A RELIC OF THE PAST.


We were handed letter on wednesday
last by our friend James H. Neil, Esq,
written by Andrew Jackson to his friend
and once Private Secretary, Charles Cas-
sady, written Oct. IS, 1923. The letter was
found by Mr.. Neil in looking over some cid
papers Of his fathers (John 7. Neil, Esp.
The autograph is as distinct as If written
Yesterday. 1t reads as follows:
HERMITAGE, Oct. Is. lS23.-Dear Sir:
l have receiTed your letter Of the 4tn inst,
with the volume borrowed, and the pros
pectus Of the work proposed by you for the
press. It would afford me much pleasure
to patronize any work from your pen that
would afford prospects Of pecuniary benefit
to you. l hope this may. have offered
the paper enclosed to me for subscribers to
my neighbers without success, and my sud
den and unexpected election as Senator to
Congress will prevent me from attending to
it, as it will require all my time to prepare
for nv Journey. The present moment Is
unfavOrable 70 the encouragement Of au-
thors, the scarcity Of money and the pres
sure of the people discouTages them from
becoming subscribers TO the most valuable
work, and It is the only way l can account
for the reluctance Of the people In becoming
subscribers to your work. have sub
scribed for one volume and return the pa
per, that you may place 1t in the hands OF
some person whose leisure will permit him
to attend to it,
With great respect and esteem, l remain
your friend, ANDREW JACKSON.
CHARLES Cassidy, ESQ.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
DOMESTIC.

DC4AA@7AAN'
The Japanese now in San Francisco are
to appear in American costumes on leaving
that city for the East.
Six prisoners escaped from the Jail at
Cadiz, Ohio, Thursday, by digging from one
cell to another, and then letting themselves
down from an upper story by ropes.
Archbishop Spalding is again seriously
i'll at his home in Baltimore, and apprehen-
sions are felt by his physicians as to his
ultimate recovery.
The Supreme Court Of Kansas has sus-
pended the execution of DR.. Medlicott for
poisoning Mr.. Ruth, until the 22d Of
March.
A delegation of leather dealers from East
ern States are in Washington 10 oppose
reduction Of the duty on leather.
a deputatiOn of prominent Fenians at
tempted TO interview Comptroller Green, Of
New York, yesterday in regard to the dis
charge of Irish laboreTs.
The first deposit has been made by Mace,
which O'Baldwin is asked to cover, to fight
for $500 side and the championship Of
ths world.
The New York NeacS of yesterday even
ing says HembOld's drug store is in the
hands of the sheriff.
Gov. Brown, Of Missouri, has vetoed the
bill to pay the maturing bonds of that State
in greenbacks.
In Louisville yesterday g little girl, aged
four years, died of terrible burns received
from her clothing catching fire from playing
around the CRATE.
The Oakland Driving Park at Pittsburg
opens July % with $4,000 in premiums.
HoratiO Seymour presided at a meeting
last night in SteinWay Hall to promote pris-
on reform.
The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
of Japan, regularly attends the fifth district
court in San Francisco, se4ted along side of
Judge Devinnel on the bench, and his at
tendents taking down the proceedings in
the trial Of Ike BrOkan for murder.
FOREIGN.
Tomorrow Paris celebrates the anniveF-
saiy Of its capitulatiOn by closing all its
business houses, notwithstanding its being
Sunday.
The Prince of Wales walked two fur
longs yesterday.
The Parliamentary election Of Speaker
occurs on the 9th prSx.
The Empress DOwager Of Brazil has
freed all her personal slaves.
Some sixty French Deputies have sub
scribed to The patriotic fund to lieuidate the
war debt. The city Of Nancy subscrbes
150,000f
The Brazilian government is arranging to
import 10000 English emigrants annually.
Victor Place. late French Consul GeneI-
81 at New York, has been sentenced by the
Paris Court Of Appeals 10 two years i'm
prisonmont and fine of two thousand
francs.
Mexico is forcing taxes il adva nee to
raise the sinsws of war against the rebels.
a railroad train at Puebla, Mexico, was
recently attacked by robbers, and the en-
gineer and fireman Of the train and seven
passengers, including a girl seven years of
age, were killed.
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WASHINGTON.
VIII Schurz Bolt RadlcalIsm?

NEW YORK, Jan. pa Washington
telegram to the Herald says that Senator
Schurz asserts that he will bolt if Grant is
renominated. He expresses himself as
confident that Grant will not be renomi-
mated.
A Big Slice Of Texas.
lis reported that project to sell part
Of Texas to the Federal Government for an
Indian reservation will be introduced in the
House on Monday under the title of the
cession of plat of land as large as New
York State, about one-half of which COM
prises the staked plains, at the rate of fifty
cents per acre. The plains are commonly
known as the desert.
On the Anxious Bench.
Gems. Porter and Bsbcock ask to be sum-
moned as witnesses before the Congre ssion-
al Committee of Investigation of the New
York customhouse.
New Orleans.
Dispatches from Gen. Emery at New Or
leans announce that nearly all the members
of the Legislature took seats at the State
capitol yesterday.
-Four Cents Postage TO England.
The Cunard steamship line have offered
to carry Wednesdays European mail free
of charge, thus enabling the Postmaster
General to reduce the rate Of postage to
four cents.
The National Labor Convention.
A. NJ. Puett, Chairman of the Executive
Committee Of the National Labor Reform
party, after considering the mooted question
Of pOstponement ofthe convention which is
to meet in Columbus, Ohio, on the 2lst of
February next, finds that he has no right to
postpone the meeting. Therefore the Con-
vention will be held on the day appointed.
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SPAIN.
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New YORK, Jan. 26.--In Spanish Cortes
Dias Quintera said it was quite time to
cede Cuba to the United States. He was
hoWled down by the whole house.
The COrtes MutinOus-A Threat Of Bar.
Ficades-Tke Military under Arms.
MADRID, Jan. ga stormy scene fol.
lowed the reading Of the decree of dissolu-
ton In the CUrtes. The House seemed to
be taken by surprise and the members were
unable to conceal their indignation. Pas
sionate speeches were made which were
answered with derisive cries by tho few
supporters Of the Ministry. One Deputy
exclaimed, "The time has come for barri-
cades." The greatest uproar and confusion
followed, amid which the sitting was de-
clared at an end.
1t appears that Amadeus finally refused
to accept the resignation Of the Ministry
rendered by Senior Sagosta, and the decree
dissolving the Cortes was issued in conse-
quence. The people generally sympathize
with the Deputies, and demand the retire.
ment Of the present Government. The
King is urged to accept the designations and
Immediately form new cabinet. The agi-
tation is very great in the city. Disturb
ances arc feared and the troops are under
arms.