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New York.

New YoRK, December 2l,-Cotton-
Quiet at lSlal3sc, Flour-ln buyeJl
favor with a limited export and home
trade demand; super6ne, State and wes'
tern 81 50a4 10; common to good extra
S. OOa5 30; good TO choice s. 55a6 90
white wheat extra western So 05a7 rs
extra Ohio S. LOAF 40; ST. Louis S. 25u
900; Minnesota patent process So 76a
900, Rye Flonr-SteAdy at 81 26a6 40
Corn Meal-Quiei; western So 25aS 90
Wheat-Quiet but steady; No, 2 Chicago
spring In store 81 10; No. do nominally
al 81 90; rejected do 81 90; No. l Mil
waukee in store 81 80; No. 2 Milwaukee
81 24al %; No. 8 do 81 l0Al Is; rejected
do 81 03; ungraded spring 81 O2al Mi No,
Minnesota In store and aAOat 81 80
winter red western new 81 2ORl 80; white
Michigan 81 45; No. Minnesota, Mil
waukee and Sheboygan 81 S0al SO. Rye
Quiet at ssa90C, Barley-Dull and
heavy; State s5a95c. Malt-More active
No. / western 81 81. Corn-Dull and
heavy; mixed western sail 75c; high mix
ed and yellow western 76lc; new western
mixed 61a70c; low mixed G6R67c. Hay
Firm; shipping SOC, Hops = FIRM
eastern, western and New York State l0a
l5c; California 17a20c. COfee-Rio dull
cargoes l7tal9ic gold, iobbing at l74a2lc,
Sugar-DIll and heavy; fair 10 good re-
fining Siasic; prime SIC; refined steady,
Molasses-New Orleans steady with fair
demand. Rice-Quiet and unchanged,
Whisky-Easier at 81 l5lal 10.
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Den,ocrnIic Cheek.

We had thought when Delegate Short
dropped down upon us a few days since
nndarrying with us five orsiX days drew
his mileage and per diem for the whole
session, past and future, and then quietly
stealing away to the mountain Businesses
Of Wyoming, that Democratic hardihood
had reached an imperial climax. 1t has
been left, however, to Delegate Stone, ol
the county Of Logan, to aspire to still
aublimCr heights Of soulless impndence.
Ye'terday,through Mr.. Depcw (of Roane)i
he asked the House to instruct the Ser
geant.Ot-ArmJ to issue warrant on the
Auditor for his mileage and per diem,
notwithstanding hO had neither travelled
mile nor rendered days service to The
State. lie had not even treated The
House withSo much courtesy as 10 ask to
be excused from attendance at this Res.
sion. Mr. WelCh (Of MineraD very prop.
erly, we think, objected to any such order,
There are ghosts enough to materialile
and jibe with unAeslled jaws at the mis-
deeds Of the Democratic party without
adding another Ilagrant violation OI
every principle Of common honesty.
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Indian Battles.

TOPEKA, KAs., December 2l.-.A 6ghl
occurred three or four days ago between
two hunting parties Of Cheyenne and Ar
rapahoe Indians about fifty miles west o.
Camp Supply, in which number or
each side were wounded. The fight grew
out Of the Arrapahoes infringing on the
rights OF the Cheyennes. A detachment
Of the Fourth Cavalry are now with the
Cheyennes and q detachment Of the Fifth
Cavalry with the ArrapahoeS to preserve
peace.
GALVESTON, TEX, December 2l.-Ad
vices from Eagle Pass state that three
hundred Comanche Indian warriors are
reported by Mexican trader 10 have
assembled at the Canon Of San Rodgero
forty miles above Remilo. 1t Is thought
that the object Of this Indian gathering
Ia depredations in Texas.
A dispatch from Fort Clark states that
a party Of MexicanS recently crossed the
river Twelve miles below San Felipe and
surprised Ponds rancho, killing three
men and capturing all the arms, horses
and six hundred cattle. Companies oi
citizens are organizing to follow them,
and much trouble Is apprehended.
A horrible massacre Is reported near
the Atoka Indian nations country. The
bodies Of four persons were found burned
on the prairie, two Of which were females.
Two were burned beyond recognltioni
the others were whites, A pony with a
lady's side.saddle, dog and gun were
found near by. The bodies had all been
shot through. A party Of men seen
riding nine miles from the spot are sup.
posed 10 have done the shooting. The
prairie grass had been fred to destroy
the trail,
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IIernId IInIderdInsh.

NEW YoRK, December 2l.-The Herald
this morning publishes the text Of the con.
stitution Of Ihe order Of American Union,
q secret order, which II Is alleged has
been controlling the elections In the In
terests Of President Grants administra.
tion. II alleges that President Grant,
Postmaster General Jewell, and ex-
Speaker Blaine are members Of The order,
beside many others prominent In politics.
II also asserts that the order Is In the
hands OF Grant and Blaine, and hos for
its aim q decided and persistent social
and political war upon all Roman Catho.
lies In this country. It opposes an
extension OF the church ot Rome,
prevents Catholic citizens from hold.
Ing office. Is In favor Of re-
electing President Grant, who will
be run by the order for third term.
Most Of the members Of the post Offices
and cuStom.houses are said 10 be mem
bers Of the order, and President Grant
and Speaker Blaine were initiated pri.
vately. The Herald says that the order
IL u stupendous political secret organisa.
tion. The constitution Of the order op.
poses any division Of the school fund;
pledges The members to sustain repub.
lican form Of government, and to repel
the aggressions Of Romanism. The order
was organized In 1867 with the avowed
intention Of disfranchising Roman Cath.
olics. 1ts national government is styled
the Senate, while the State organizations
are termed Legislatures, and these are
divided into subordinate councils.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 2l.-Flour-Nom
inally unchanged. Wheat-strong ant
higher; No. Chicago spring 81 OF No
2 Chicago spring 9Sc, spot; este, January
99sc, February; No. 3 Chicago sprinl
79tc; rejected 65la67c, Corn-IrregulaI
for cash, steady for option; Alto bid De
Cember; 47lc bid January; 43a4Slc Feb
ruaryi rejected 35a40ic. Oats-Stead,
and unchangedi No. 2, SOC, spot. Rye
Buyers offering lower prices. Barley
Dull and q shade lower S6c, spot and
December. Hogs-InaCtive and lower
7iaSC. Pork-A shade higher; $40 10
spot; $40 35al9 373, February. Lard
In good demand at full prices; $l2 20
spot; S12 4Oal2 421, February. Bull
Meats-Firm and unchanged, Whisky
Steady and unchanged; 81 10.
On call board Wheat was steady and K
lower; 9Sa9stc January; 9Obc, February,
Corn-A shade lower; 47c, December
49Ac, January, Oats-Unchanged. Pork
-Eirmer; $40 so, cash; $40 4Oa10 45
February. Lard-Firmer; $l2 2Oal2 20
cash; $l2 90, March.
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PARIS, December 2l.-Thc following
are the names Of the members Of thu
French Senate elected to-day: Admiral
De MontaigHe, the Minister OF Marine
and Mr., Leon Maleyille, member for
Larnet Laroune Of the left centre, This
completes the list Of Senators 80 far as
the National Assembly Is concerned
seventy.Gve members having been elected
by that body, The other members 225 In
number, are to be elected indirectly by
the people Of the several departments.
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IN SENATE.
TUESDAY. December q.


Senate met al o o'clock A, NJ.
On motion OF Mf. Dennis, leave Of ab
sence for the rest Of the session was grant
ed to Robert HerndOn, page. 49,.
On motion Of Mr.. Bennett, Senate Bill
20s, authorizing the Circuit Courts In thii
state TO set aside certain voluntary convey
ances made during the late war from fear o.
coniiscation, was taken up Out Of It's ordei
and ordered 10 Its third reading. II wa
subsequently passed BY suspension Of tht
rules.
II. 3. 259, authorizing the County Court.
Of Mineral and Grant counties 10 erect tol
gates on the county roads in said counties
was, on motion Of Mr.. Clayton, taken "
out Of It's order and by n.SuspensiOn Of thl
rules, read twice and ordered to It's thirt
reading,
H.B, 33i, prescribing the times for hold
ing the County Courts in Preston county
was (lisposed Of In the same manner
II. B. lis, providing for the compensa
ton Of officers for conveying lunAtics Il
the Asylum nt Weston, was passed by sus
pension OF the rules.
On motion Of Mr.. Camden a resolution
authorizing the President Of the Court O.
Impeachment to issue subpoena dneL
ieeaim in the vacation Of the Court wa
passed. .-. .
The following bill passed on third read
ing:
II, b, 1876, repeating section 3 Of chapter
Al Of the acts In reference to jurics In felony
cases.
An act 10 establish a court Of limited ju
risiiction at Grafton. ......
s. B. i76, concerning the Jurisdiction ant
powers Of Courts Of limited Jurisdiction, Al
amended by the House OF Delegates.
On motion Of Mr.. Goh, Senate Bill l9s, L
pay Samuel Chenoweth for work on tht
Staunton and PafkersbuFg Turnpike, wa
taken up out Of It's orde! and put upon IL
passage, but was rejected.
II. 3. 200, concerning Express Compan
les, was taken up out Of its order, reat
twice, and ordered to It's third reading, I
was subsequently passed.
The following bills were passed on secont
reading:
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B. B. 1856, appropriatlng 5000 to build a
bridge over Twenty Mile Creek on the
Weston and Gauley Bridge Turnpike.
s. D, 2l3, providing for collecting school
taxes in the Wheeling School District,
Il. D. l40, appropriating $3.50 to build
certain bridges In POcahontaS county.
Il. B. al, apprOpEiating 81, 900 to build n
road from Huntersyille in PocahOntas cOun.
ty, TO the White Sulphur Springs,
A bill appropriating s. 900 to build a
road from Charleston to Elizabeth In Writ
county. This bill was subsequently, passed,
Il. b, lG7, aPprOpriating s., $50 to build q
bridge over the GuyandOtte river, near
James BaileyS,
The following bills were passed on 6rst
reading:
s.B, lOI, extending the corporate limits
Of the town Of Cerodo In Wayne county,
s. b, 1914, amending section 25 Of chapter
81 Of the Acts Of 1928, fixing fees OF oil.
GERS,
s. B. l7G, regulating mileage. This bill
was by suspension Of the rules read sec.
ond time and ordered to It's third reading.
y. B. 1914, diminishing the number Of Nor.
NAL Schools to three, one In each Congress.
SiOnal District, was rejected,
On motion Of Mr.. Price the Senate took
o recess until 2 o'clock, p. NJ, at which hour
1t re,assembled.
The following resolutions were passed:
Government to aid in improving the Elk
River.
8, J.R, Ss, providing for the payment by
West Virginia OF sundry claims against
Virginia.
II. J. h. SO, authorizing the Governor to
furnish certain military organizations ut
State institutions with arms.
$. b, 2l3, providing for the collection Of
school taxes In the Wheeling school district
was taken up and passed.
3, B. l7S, amending the present law con.
cerning the sale OF land for taxes, was
taken up and ordered to It's third reading,
). B. l57, approprlating 5 900 to rebuild
the bridge over Middle Fork River, on the
staunton and Parkersburg Turnpike, was
taken up out Of its order, and by o suspen.
sion Of the rules read twice and passed.
The following bills were passed on first
reading:
s, u. 9O7, amending section Of chapter
30 Of the Code.
s, B. 2l7, providing for the modification
Of charters Of towns Of less than two thou.
sand inhabitants,
8. B. l97, authorizing the Boards Of Trus-
tees OF Cemeteries to tax lot holders.
AT o'clock, on motion Of Mr.. FerrGll,
the Senate took recess until Z o'clock r.
NJ, at which time 1t rC'assembled.
EVENING SESSION.
A large number Of unimpOrtant bills
were passed on first reading.
Thn fnI1nHinn htlla tpaRn RatAninns
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West Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

AbbaUhit DCGGluutT 81 4oIU
House met pursuant 10 adjournment and
BdstOw,
% motion the reading Of the Journal was
dispensed with.
SB. 2l4, fixing the status and liabilities
Of Boom Companies, read the first time and
ordered to second renlieg.
SRgl concerning provisions for the
poor, read n first time and ordered 10 a sec.
oad dteadng.
S.B. l19, the civil appropriation bill was
aEeh up and the following sums were ap.
pfopriated:
FTr The Legislative Department, six tliou.
For the Judicial Department, contingent
expenses, three thousand seven hundred
dollars.
For salaries Of Professors and instructors
va current expenses Of the University at
NG,i!Santown, five thousand dollars.
=, tGr pay Of expenses Of regents visiting
me University, three hundred dollars.
IOpay insurance OH University build.
lhs' six hundred and twenty-five dollars.
Io,pay Samuel Woods, attorney fees, two
hundred dollars.
NORMAL Schools.
10 pay Secretary Of Board Of Regents
snd other expenses connected Herewith,
hTe hundred aud Afty dollars.
i, tor the Civil Contingent Fund sixteen
thousand eight hundred dollars.
For PUBLIC PRINTING
done OF furnished according to law during
'hecurrent fiscal year, ten thousand dollars.
EoF OOO School Registers, six thousand
For printing and stationary for the Super.
!aIendcnt Of Free Schools during the cur.
rent year, three thousand dollars.
rENIrBN1fARY.
for salaries, support Of convicts and re.
PAIRS and construction Of the PenitentiaFy
dollars. wv - ~
ii iG' the construction Of water works for
"e fenitehtiary, seven thousand dollars.
HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
tot salaries Of employees, support Of the
inmates rebuilding engine house, and pro.
yidtng apartments for the colored insane,
W..Snsporthtion Of patients, insurance, &C.,
,s1ehly'siG thousand ive hundred dollars;
$Sn SaiI. lor lnnatics in Jail, twelve thousand
'oR TlIE DEAF, DUMB AND BLISD ASYLUM.
Nj. tor pay Of employees and support Of pu.
KY ESsm construction purposes, DO, thiFty.seven
thousand three hundred dollars.
civil. ADMINISTRATION.
IoPay for listing births and deaths and
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AnannltntI nnti RnhI,nti.

LOUISVILLE, KY December gl.-F'rank
Eich, q German laborer, was found lying
in the mud at the base Of a bridge near
this city to-day. Eich stated that on the
night previous, while at the bridge to
fulfill an engagement, lie was assaulted
and robbed by highwaymen, who, after
obtaining bis money, threw him from the
bridge 10 the ground below. EiCh was
seriously wounded, and could not tecog.
niIe the men who assaulted him, and
therefore no arrests we're made.
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NrnIln nm AnaIpnmnnt.

CHICAGO, December 2l.--The directors
Of the Commercial Loan Company, 80
North Clark street, yesterday decided to
wind up their business and made an as
signmen to Joel lleryey. The cause Is
understood to be personal disagreement
and not financial embarrassment, the as-
aets being fully equal 10 the liabilities,
including the capital. The total Indebted.
ness, the directors state, Is $3.50, 900; CAPT.
tai, 100000; assets Of all kinds, S550I000.
The suspension has caused no excitement
In commercial circles.
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NEW YORK BUCKWAEAT FLOUR

have lust recalyed few cases Crown Brand Of
this luitly famous Cheese. Il. j. SAfIH.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
The BremerhnVen Victims.

LONDON, December 2l.-A special to
the Times from Berlin says: 1t is aow as
certained that the total number killed by
the explosion at Bremerhayen is 1913 and
Of the wounded SO. The BremsrhaVen
Aid Committee reports that 20 Of the in.
iured are hopelessly MANNED, and there
are So widows and 1856 orphans by the
disaster, for the benefit Of whom It pro-
poses to raise a subscription Of $4,000,
ORDERED TO THE ISLAND oFsr. THOMAS,
A special from Lisbon says that Por'
tuguese gunboat has beeu ordered to the
Island Of 81, Thomas, in the gulf oi
Guinea, on account Of an alleged lnsur-
Fection Of the negroes.
The StaRdards Spain dispatch says that
Prince Pierre Bouaporte has issued an
address Us candidate for the Chamber oi
Deputies from Corsica.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGEN0ER
NEW YORK.
Freight Rates by Erie.

New YoRK, December 2l-ThiS after
noon a dispatch was received by Vice
President Blanchard Of the Erie Rail
road, announcing that the Grand Trunk
railroad declined to entertain the propo'
sition for an increase OF their freight rates
from Boston to Chicago, in order to cor
respond with the present rates from this
city. In consequence ot this refusal the
Erie Railroad Co. resolved to put their
rates to Chicago at the following figures
First class, 80 cents per hundred pounds;
second class 25 cents per hundred pounds
third class 20 cents per hundred pounds
fourth class 20 cents per hundred pounds
and special class, including sugars, coffee,
&C., 10 cents. These rates are much
lower than those which have been been in
operation from Boston, and which were
for first class, 40 cents per hundred
pounds to Chicago; second class 40 cents
per hundred pounds to Chicago; third
class 80 cents per hundred pounds to Chi.
cago; fourth class S5 cents per hundred
pounds to Chicago, and special class 10
cents per hundred pounds to Chicago.
Mr.. Blanchard said he had not heard to.
day from the managers Of the New York
Central and Pennsylvania road, but their
action would be Joint and all the New
York schedules would be reduced togeth-
er.
INDICTED FOR MURDER.
The Grand Jury Of Kings county in.
dicted RubenStein for the murder ot Sa-
rah Alexander.
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BAtriAtoRE, Decembet 2i.-Flout-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and
firm; Pennsylvania red 81 3s. Corn
Steady and offerings light; western
mixed, old, 67c; new 05c. Oats-Firm
quiet and unchanged. Rye-steady al
SOas5c. Hay-Uhcbanged. Provisions
Quiet, steady and unchanged. Pork
New $21 80. Latd-Dull and unchanged
Buttet-Fith, active and unchanged
Pettoleum-Unsettled; crude 0ia7C; re,
fined l2ic. Cohee-Nomihally nnchang.
ed. Whisky-Dull At 81 10.
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Tho Forred School Ronds.

TOPEKA, KS, December 2l,--There
have been no new developments In the
forged school bonds matter to-day. The
Attorney General has been busy drawing
up papers to commence suit against lap
pin and his bondsmen.
Mr.. Francis, to whom The Office Of
State Treasurer has been rendered by the
Governor, arrived here tonight There
has been no official acceptance yet, but II
Is generally understood that he will &c.
aaFN
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ChegnteIIf9enHr.


NIL the West Virginia Republicans
..Ip,mocrnts hold two State Conven'
,,,, each next year--one to send dele
.,,.. 10 their respective National or
o,.,iicn,ial Conventions, and another,
's,,r,rd, to nominate their State tickets
,,j adopt their plutformsH suppOsing
Er these National Conventions meet in
Ma, or June, as they have done before,
tor are the delegates to be sent to them
t,,n thi, sateg VIII the two parties be
..,Iy TO name their candidates and lay
,,ro their platforms in advance Of the
,i,Otion Of National platforms and the
animation Of Presidential ticketsH II
A they may be called upon to open the
S,,e campaign very early next year,
p.,hap in April or in May, In
ID, the Republicans held two COnven'
dos.. but the first was a Legislative sort
oj,o affair, the members holding proxies
from different parts Of the State. The
democracy, we believe, held but one in
,b,t wear, and both parties, II We recollect
,iaht, held but one each in 1872. The
R,oublcans would have held two in 1872
botiOr the fact that Gov. Jacob ran as an
independent candidate and their Execu'
,i,e Committee concluded to make no
nomination in opposition to him.
N.1tyear there will be the usual amount
oi perplcxity about platforms, and we
D,,,nme no living man can forecast to-
ju the candidates or the prinCi.
pIe.ol either party, especially the DEM
ocr,cy. Business may improve SO much
next spring that the Bill Allen Democra-
g, Of I1at fall may become the Tilden or
specie Democracy Of next sum
m,t It /. reasonably certain that the
Republicans will adhere to the plat.
form upon which they carried Ohio last
fall, but still both parties in this Sover.
sisn State of West Virginia will want to
know what they are about when they
srunciate their dogmas next spring or
next summer. How then are they to eS.
cape two conventions apieceS This is a
question Of importance, however trivial
itmay look to some people, for II Is no
small affair to go through the routine Of
getting up and holding two State Conyen'
tion,, Our suggestion to the Republican
brethren, in case they decide to hold two,
/, to let the first Convention be chosen
with the understanding that the members
shall have power to hold an adjourned
Convention at a later day II they think 1t
iudCous to do 80.
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,,rnnlIN,i Whlai,1 rrInis.

MILWAUKEE, December 2i.-John s.
Taft, gauger, convicted Of conspiracy to
deifaud the government, was to-day sen.
fenced to Eve months imprisonment in
the State Prison, TO pay fine Of $1,000
and half the costs Of the trial. Phillip
Weimer, convicted Of the same ofiense,
was sentenced to eight months imprison-
ment in the county Jail, to pay fine Of
$4,000, and half the costs Of the trial.
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GnmmIssions RelnseI.

CHARLESTON, s. G., December al
Governor Chamberlain has refused to
issue commissions to Whippet and cx.
Governor Moses, the obnoxious Judges
elect. He says that as the term Of the
present incumbents Of the office to vi hich
The above.named persons claim 10 have
been elected will not expire I'LL after an.
other general election, the present Gen.
etal Assembly has not the right to elect
their successors.
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The Providence Tool Company
Affairs.

PRovtpENCE, December 2l.-The com
mittee to examine the affairs Of the Prov
idence tool company, engaged In tha
work to-day and ad djonrned until to.mor
row, when their report is expected. i
Is understood that The company showed
about 81 100000 assets in excess Of theii
liabilities. The President Of The compa
ny to-day received communications from
nearly all Of the 800 employees express
ing their sympathy and good will for tht
company, and Voluntarily proposing L
reli6gush all claim Of wages due for thI
month Of December, amounting In aggfe
gate 10 about $4,000.
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New York Dry Goods.

New YORK, December 2l.-New stylel
Of plaid prints are In increased demand
and the supply ls light. Cotton good
ruled quiet, but were steady In price
Low grade cotton Hannels, brown sheet
ings and corset jeans In fair demand
Shirting prints ruled quiet. Dress goods
ShAwls and skirts moved slowly. Fancy
cassimeres In fair request by clothiers
but other wooden goods for mems veal
remained quiet. Holiday handkerchieis
lace, &c., in moderate request. Other
foreign goods dull.
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BORDEAUX, December 2l.-The sleam'
ship Louisiana from the West Indies sunk
in GirOnde river after collision. Six
teen persons were drowned including the
captain.
BosroN, December 2t.--The steamship
Siberia, from Liverpool, arrived,
LIVERPOOL, December 2l.--The steam.
ships Italy, Klopstock and Victoria, from
New York; PrusSian, from Portland;
Atlas, from Boston, arrived out.