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THE NEWS.

OoiD^oscdSn Now Vork yesterday evening at 134. It 1« stated that John P. Hale, Minister to Madrid, will be nominate^ Minister to Austria.

TiiEhasls of the Union Fenian Brotherhood, under the Presidency of John Mitchell, is published.

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of Admiral Talmer, U. 6. Navy, ar

rived at New York yesterday, on the steamer

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qnehanna. ^EjAarf^ABfe'deliVered an address in Baltlmoi-e on Monday, before'the- fcotie\y for the education offreedmen.*' "!.*„*!,'•

Thereis a rumor from Vienna that a- change hi tie ii«rian llAistry W fthpendfng, and Cbnnt VonTaffe is to form a new Cabinet. 1''

Bevence officers at Concord, N. H., have bro up several manufacturing concerns for frauds on the reTente in that district.1

Comjtbhcial feeling in HaTana If Tery insecure, the condition of several merchftn$. is critical bankruptcies are expected.

Baowwand Trimble, contestants in the Kentucky delegation will probably-be awarded seats in th^aw^f BepjesJjRtaiives, Rt,\\'ttablBgtpn-

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New York ^pb-JIarine Company engaged in raising {greeks at St. Thomas, ia having great success. ,n

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President has removed, .Esvid W,,Ballard, OckijQJ'ouiMka'i aomidetUf t6 Mii -Settate Isaac £. £H)be for that offlco.

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Companies. AtAAtfrnialelifctloA of Trustees of the Merchants' Union Express Company, at Auburn, yesterday, the old Board of Trustees was elected without opposition.

'aoMiNfNxDgmocjats »t Washington disouss Wlfflfrits ot'Vfiftofts places for holding their ilace

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National Convention, favored "Boston airtlie for thejjptKSfcventiajj.lfM

THH Spanish M\nist«r At Washington, while not denying the' reported offer pf Cuba to the TJnlte(J States, say's he has not been notified by his gov

At a recent Sheriff's sale in Alabama, of teal estate .and railroad Stock, land sold at from Ave centi to twenty cents'an acre, and railroad stock at ten,cents on the dollar.' .•••••

AnvicEg from Australia, .state that the Duke of Edinburgh had a flattering reception. His visit was to'be tnarkpd at Melbourne by a grand free banquet to 20.000 of the humbler classes.

At the laqueSt held on the bodies of persons killed by the attompt jto blow up the Olerkenwell prison, 'London, a large number of witnesses wera examined, Mit nothing satisfactory was elicited

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Thb Londou Times, devotes a leading article to American* finances, and-strdtigly objects to the flaancl^lifns by Sacrtftafrj ftcfcttlibcb, The Times t^nks tfi'e Secretary's plans would simply substitute fi'ew evils far old. .*"•101

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Earthquakes sjill continue ^to the lower, regions." The last.rspjrt is from the Island ,of St. Kitta, theiBea,j jjsing suveral^feet on the occasion. Tlie earthquake at Antigua on the 18th of NoYombor cafliod great loss, of life and property," 'r

I.Ai^:si, ri|iortfl^'om Hayti statp Jthat tire revor lution was increaaing. President Cabral, of St. T)fi|iingn a" witlk.au arinv against Haytl, undefthe jrttt«ucejc.f %vpn»Bg tjiie death ofMontei, btft ln^tflif to gatV^disesii'oti of the whole Islapd.

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Committco on Wajri'tfufi Means find that the 'b4vern.m^»tr onfcUt to rfefei^o as whlBby tax 9305,673,400, whereas the receipts have bee»only $28,000,000, and estimating the prOdtiet from the capacity of sflllli in uporallop jjhe. Qo^rumsnt •ught to have received 31,200,000,000. A i». .«•

SEVRBAi Democrats at :Wa»hingtOD, froM' tho West, whose choice for President has ljitberto been for Pendloton, have declared themselves in favor of Gen. flancock. The ttanbock'mfivemept is reported to acinjire eyery 4ay more strength and significance.

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Mb.OiuriBtb, of th« House of Representatives reported back tho bill, from the Military Committee, declMllIfc'tlirtTMi tJBKWTiif fheTflfffy casSiere^ or dlsiaCiwd so»tcnc'e of a general eonrt martial, approved by proper revising authority, shal" evorbeU^re4 ft miliaryj^rrlp^ ^mpt liysaf ro-appointment confirmed by the Senato. .The bill passed. ',:r

Tue National Convention of Manufacturers assembles at Cleveland to-day. Delegates from eighteen States •re«xpecte(tf including Kentucky and Tennessee. Xheobject of the gathering will be strictly confined to the -pnrpcisee named in the call the securing the early removal of taxes upon marij^^es^fXf^iiBftt&s," j»»d Jo suggest changes in the mode of assessiuopt and collection

of revenue, and appointment npd reinoxal ofraye-,

TH8RK is scarcely a county in the 'wbole

State i*n WhlcTi there are hoi half a dozen Democrats who are announced as probable candidates fof nomination by the 8th of January Con YputiflP- fQLlQflag one of the Slate offices.. i^.,A -ir I.

Tuit bo^erheflts: *t' ^Vf Aihnlgto'h' fcW' urging .the removal oi General Pope and the appointment of tSenei'kl Meade in his place. Their purpose will probably not be accomplished, !\Gonetal PopehaB managed. bis department'duties with consummate tact and skill from the beginning. .* j»s.*

is %aid ftat 'Cfenfertil"McClellan,Mas accepted the position of engineer -of a line of horse railroads abotft ttr "be constructed in Paris.*'It 1111 bo paany-ft«day before"The Great Unready" makes .an advance' movement for Parisians any direction whatever. It will-be "all quiet on the Potomac," with him for a long time to come,

A Nabhviilb paper says Mr. Johnson will soon issue an address declining to be a candidate ro1rtB'e"'Presi3ency, Petroleum Y. Nasby wifl- probably issue a similar proclamation, when .he sens there is, danger of liis being nominated for that position. The latter baS as good a chance for the Presidential race as the former.

The King of Denmark has, issued a proclamation notifying his subjects residing in the islands of St. Thomas and St Johns, that he has determined to cede those islands to the tfnited States, The

principal part of the transaction, however, will consist in getting the money from Mr. Seward, our real estate agent.

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SEVENTEENTH YEAR r-jr i-iq A-'

Louisiana—though Mr. Jefferson asked for an amendment to the Constitution— was ratified without the slightest scruple, and yet internal improvements were op posed as a gross outrage upon the rights of the people. Texas was annexed and California acquired,' in order to increase the power of the South, while Tariff bills were villified as downright robberies. The violent agitation'excited by1 measures for Southern aggrandizement, carried with great difficulty by means of specious arguments and threats of Secession, had frequently not subsided before some other law was passed still more hostile to human freedom. Every concession made for the sake of peace was only considered as a preliminary step to further outrageous demonde. Advocating, in words, the equ^jity of ^tbp .States, in action the. Southern leaders would be satisfied with nothflig less than the position of absolute rulers, and every so-called compromise consisted in humbly begging them to abate from their arrogant claims for supr^macy, This^ 6Jirj\ of .dictation is as •vigorous as ever. The crushing out of

t^BflbfiUion has JUt taugbt.the Siouth that fchpv must accept the ponditjon of revolted Stales ttrat haVo tWn subdued, and that thoy must Sybrriit to the Mithoirity of the gSvernmentr The4 Bichib^i JBngtnrer, of December 10, speaks of jhd position ofSoutherners as if they had been supereminently loyal and every ont Am hid (Men double-dyed rebels. "The murder of ten Stales'' was an act of attempted suicide and the victims of their own folly have* ho right to complain that the vigorous course of treatment requisite to resusci

tate them has been more efficacious than agreeable, flutjjthe blackest ingratitude of'the Enquirer consists in its attack upon its friend, Mr. Johnson, who is severely blamed for not restoring the ten States by tiolence. The President, who has barely escaped impeachment and removal for his derelictions from duty,is abused for giving

practical force to the reconstruction policy of Congress.* He is even blamed for his dwn acts in "dictating constitutions," and fpr not restraining the "demoniac tempers of those who wielded the truncheon off supreme authority." The combined executive and legislative oppression is now to be resisted by the South, but in

what way is not stated. Mysterious promisee of what is to be done after an appeaj

to j^he courts, conceal the actual intentions of these unrepentant traitors, who say t^ft,hs Johnson is ready for extremities

it kthe'dilty'oTthe South'to get out of his

way^and to jjjbaust eyerj resource Jo,, avert the horrible .dppm setting down upon it The Enquittfr after dealing in fl^nificant threats of what the rebels can accomplish if. the will ^o succeed deter* minestbe way, says, ^'we must go to the cburts unless President Johnson shall do

aft ^—refuse W1 bf party to the destruction of republican government in ten States." These signB of the times clearly point to a violent outbreak in

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BU80PEAN NEWS BY CABLE

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Loitdon,

Dec. 17.—The Times devotes

Jleading article to American finances it sfrongfjQfcfeptt Jto the financial plans proposed by Secretary McCulloch as invojving tlie 5fifer to' exchange per cent, bijnds for 5 per cent, and as a violation of the axiom that local trfxatiotf should be n»t by looal means. The Times thinks the Secietarfs jjlins wodld limply subSti-

'II sl^e new evils for old onas.

:At the inquest held to'day on the bodies of the persons killed by th® attempt to

blow hp the wall,of the Olerkenwell prison, a large number of witnesses were examined, but nothing satisfactory were elicited as to the perpetrators of. the

crime. A rumor has reached herefrom Vienna th^tjuchangem-.tbe AusUiaa Ministry

is (mpeodin^, and Count Vs* Tafis is to fotmanew Cabinel. The report needs

confirmation'.^'s bate dispatches fron^llazzpwah report the British expeditkfflm*f force in Abyssinia had reached a place called Zenahe, where was abundance of water, and'na

tives frfendly.

Paris,

Dec. IT.—The, "Patrie" indig-

nanttydeniw that ttrere Is any truth in'

tiie report which has Current, that the French Government haj^^en^. an ^envoy to Mexico.

I flea Howard. Baltimore, Dec. 17.—General Howard made an address last night before the Society for the education of freedmen.'

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"Washington, Dec, 17.—The President has removed David W. Ballard, Governor of Idaho, and nominated to the Senate Isaac L-Gibbs, to that office.

XXPKX8S CONTRACTS.

It is stated that Vanderbilt is about to repudiate all Express contracts between New York Central & Hudson River llroads, and that the Brie & Pennsylvadia Central Bailroad will do the same. It is also stated that the Merchants Un« ion Express Company has consolidated with the old Express Companies. The Telegraph's Albany correspondent is the authority for these statements.

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Xn ^ital objection to trusting Southern politicians with the task of reconstruction, consists in their stubborn adherence to the principles of party action in the past. |While binding the rest of the country to I a strict verbal Inlerpietation of the Con, stitutipn, they feel at liberty to violate it grossly whenever the slaveholding interests may.be promoted. Insisting on the right of Congress to control legislation in the Territories on the subject of banks, they sternly tesisted the exercise of a supervisory power when the extension of slavery was prohibited. The purchase of

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From Hew York.

Nkw Tobk, Dec- 17.—Two New Qr leans merchants named Moses Trink and his son George Edward, who are charged with defrauding firms in this city in amounts ranging as high as $15,000 wero brought to New York yesterday by do tectives, who, finding themselves likely

TOY FACTORY BURNED.

The toy factory of L. P. Hill, 59 and 61 South 4th street, Williamsburg, was last evening destroyed by fire, loss $12,000., in sured.

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New York,

Dec. 17.—The Herald's

Washington special suys the Spanish Minister, while not denying the reported offer of Cuba to the United States, says he has not been notified by his Government of the offer.

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There are five treaties now under consideration by the Committee on Foreign Belations, none of these will be reported to the Senate till after Tecess.

PRESIDENTIAL.

Several Democrats from the West, whose choice for President has hitherto been Pendleton, have declared themselves in favor of Gen. Hancock. tThe movement in this direction acquires everv day more strength and significance.

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONTENTION. A number of prominent Democrats Inst evening discussed the merits of various places for holding their national convention. A majority favored Boston. •s"1| THE AUSTRIAN MISSION.

John P. Hale, Minister to .Madrid, it is said, will be nominated Minister to Austria.

FINANCIAL.

The Senate Finance Committee it is said will so modify the financial measure below a3 to ullow a tax of about 1 per cent., and at the same time fix interest of such a rate as will not compromise the valuo ot the bonds as a source of investment. This it is thought will satisfy the Republicans throughout the country and Secure their support.

CONTESTED SEATS.

Messrs. Brown and Trimble, contestants in the Kentucky delegation, will proi bably be awarded seats in the House.

THE WHISKY TAX.

The World's special says the Committee on Ways and Means find that the Government ought to receive$305,573,400 •whereas the receipts were only $28,000,000. Worse yet! .Estimating the product from the capacity of stills in operation the Government ought to have re^ ceived $1,200,000,000.

Havana Intelligence.ih

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We have the confirmation of previous dispatch announcing a .terrific fire on the Island of Guadeloupe, but no particu-

Violent shocks of an earthquake were experienced on the^Island of.StJKitts on the"l3th and3'0th of November the sea ljising several feet on the occasion.

Earthquakes visited Antiqua on the 18 th of November, causing great logs of life and property.

^^^THOMAS.) &HT The reports from St. Thomas are more che8rfuff,"the" inhabitants are recovering from their panic and business was recu» pe rating."*

The men of the New iTork Sub Marine Company were 'efagaged in Raising wrecks with great success.

tTAYTT,

The. revolution in Hayti was increasing. President Cabral of St. Domingo Was marching' with an army against Hayti under- the pretense' of avenging the death of Montez, but in reality to gain possession of tbe whole Islaiid."

the commercial feeling in Havana is very insecure, the condition of several merchants ie^ritical. Some bankruptcies may beexpectodt vr V-ft •, ,» •s .• *VA'A

HE CAPTAIJT GBKKBAX^

Great preparaticms are being made for tbe deception of Captain General Ii. Eizardi. ,_j V\sv-r-

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Montgomery, Ala

Dec 17.—The

Advertiser contains reliable* information of the arrest of George Shorter, a negro of this city, who was tbe leador of the recent insurrection movement in Bullock county. Shorter claims to be from Illinois, or ono of the Northern States says he was sent by Radicals of that region to ofganize a government for tbe blacks.— The blacks gave information of his whereabouts and he was captured by whites and blacks. When the deluded negroes of the neighboring plantations heard of it, they gathered in considerable numbers and clamored for his delivery to theni for summary punishment. They wbuld have put him to death, but the -whites interfered and persuaded them to let the law take its courso. Shortor was imprisoned in the,county jail at Union Springs. A letter of Shortpr's to negroes whom he called officers of his government, has been published, showing the nature'Of the organization ho had effected. In this letter Shorter decreed'the death of Jerry, the traitor of the t6vo1u«' tionary. organization. There are other* letters ot Shorter's in possession of the civil authorities. prisoners released.

Capt. Brice, Agent of the Sureau at Greensboro, took the keys and liberated a number of prisoners confined by the proper civil authorities his action is severely condemned.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

At Sheriff's sale to-day roal estate and railroad stock sold at remarkably low figures land "sold at from Gvj} to twenty cents an acre, railroad stocks at ten cents on tbe dollar.

Bailroad Bridge Bepaircd

Cleveland,

O., Dec. 19.—Repairs on

the railroad bridge over Sandusky river at Fremont will be completed this forenoon. Trains leaving here and Toledo this afternoon will go through without in terruption.

Merchants' Union Express Company. Auburn, N. Y«, Dec. 17.—At the annual election of Trustees of the Merchants' Union Express Company to-day, the old Board of Trustees was re-elected without opposition.

be detained by a writ of habeas corpus New Orleans spirited their prisoners away, notwithstanding the efforts of Gen. Hancock to intercept them.

GEN. HANCOCK.

The World has a marked leading editorial upon the abilities of Gen. Hancock, setting his judgment above that of (Gen. Grant.

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York, 17.—By a Herald's special

we have news from Damarara which States that a terrific fire occurred there. The. previous report of earthquake shocks at Martinique and Guadeloupe are contradicted.

a E A TTTR OttftSJtl*'WEjM&StfAf PECEMBER

CONGRESSIONAL."—'

tfiv T€U WlBHiNGToN, DKe.,17. HOUSE. 3b*. Koontz introduced la joint resolution f„r furnishing meters to small distillars referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.

Mr. Stevens, bf ^Pennsylyajaia^ipquired of the Speaker whether tbe Reconstruction Committee had a right to report at an time.

The Speaker replied it "had not,. Mr. Stevens then, asked unanimous consent to report "from the Reconstruction Committee a bill ip relation to reconstruction of Southern territory. 'Messrs Chandler, Ross and others objected and it was not received.

Mr. Wilson from the Committee on,Judiciary reported several bills, meimormls, &c. improperly referred to that committee, and which on hia motion were referred to the appropriate committees.

Mr. Thotnas from ibe jame eommitteo reported a resolution authorizing the Judiciary Committee to continue t|ipjr ioquiry dcttiCerrririg' public "affairs Jiif Maryland.

Mr. Phelps moved an amendment that Representatives from Maryland»be privileged to attend the examination and cross examine witnesses. ~«Aftai some *j debate the amendment and resolution were passed.

Mr. Garfield from the Military Committee made adverse report on the position oT afe officer to fe&taljoifed jdredifcitor' to in the service. He said this was intended to. cover this whole class of cases laid on the tablo.

Mr. Gacfleld repertefl ifeekitte bill/de claring that no officer of the army cashiered or dismissed by sentence of a Government Court martial approved by proper revising authority shall never be restored to military service, exxjebt vbytse* appeintment, confirmed by the Senate the bill passed.

Action wss taken on "sevtfral ih'atters upon the Speaper's teble. The House wot| into^Cpnimittv ®f the Whole on the state of the Union, Dawes in the chair,, for general debate on the re id E a

Mr. Boyer made a speech sustaining the views ofith^iniiiqi)ity:rfpQBt "on impeachment.

Mr. Pike advocated -his bill to tax U. S. bonds. The Committee rose.

The Sppaker presqijt^d ia communica-^ from'General Grant'relative'to' the removal of Secretary Stan tori and Gen. Sheridan, which, after some debate, wus referred to the Military Committee.

Mr, iyons, iojb$$ui$ a feHfetd kUenr free goods to be stored in bonded warehouses referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.

Mr. Baker, of Kentucky, offered a reso lution iii reference to remitting, the tax of 5 per cent, on articles manufactured from United States hemp, y$fft^J\to the Committee on Wa^q ^ivijMeftnSj

Adjourned.

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A ew'xX^' 'WATE. Mr. Morton presentod petitions from the society of Friends in six States in re». gard to the dealing of. the Government, towards the Indians referred.

Mr. Sherman, from the Finance Committ$,o,, reported, ^(bilt,ifer funding the national 'debt and for the conversion of notes of the United State?. He said while the committee was satisfied the leading idea^of the bill was .fight, tljey should fu cept ^all- suggestions tis to getting every possible means of information the ]sijl vyas, laid ovor and 5,000 extrti copies ordered printed. _1 •Mri FcSaonde'n offe^e^d-W joint resolatrorf' declaring the act of March 3d, 1861, shall pot be construed to'aHthorize the heads of departments to change or modify balances certified to them by Aba Commissioner of Customs or Comptroller of the treasury, (but that suc& bal Wbfen stated by Auditors, properly certified by the, comptroller sjiall ba-considered asr fifi'al aud^concltisivd iipon t^e executive" branch of the Gdvirnmehf,* and be sub-

Committee Mr. Davis offered'^ ution requesting the President to furnish a statemeDt^of the aggregate cjtet to4heifrnited States' since June 30tb, 1865, of the freedmen, with cost of the Freedmens Bureau, and of measures for reconstruction. After discuss ion .the resolution wa& laid' over."'

The bill to repeal the cotton tax was taken up and, debated by Mr. CoQkSitig' who moved to postpone further consideration till to-morrow..

Mr. Williams opposed the motion. Mr. Norton spoke against the bill though he said the present tax was too high.

The debate was continued by Davis, Stewart, and Hen4pclf%yn|il,^ Senate went into ex&utivd scwon.'

Adjourned.

National Cnvention of Manufao-' turers. Clkvbland, Dec. ^7.—The. National CpnveDliori 6f M&nufeqttii^rs bsaibrub^s at Case' Hall at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. ,. j.

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Delegates aro '(SxpeCted fr rn eighteen States, including Kentucky and Tennessee.

Arrivals aro riutaierous' this even?tig, and all the hotels are full. The object of the gathering will be strictly confined £o the purposes namedL in the cal,' Vh#., •securing tHei elfly Ve-® raoval of tax upon manufacturers and productions except luxuries, und to suggest changes in the mode of assessment and collection of revonu^ ^aijd lappojnt"] meht A removal of raVpriu^i'fScirs/

I 4^,. ..iProm-JIew -¥«rkr—~ Nkw Tofe?i#ec, IT.^Theitliarie/QifS. bfaska with California passenger# via^. panarna, by ^liceiti^rriilQfe, fi^J^-riVM.

The body \of Admiral I'aim.Wy.^gp brought here by S^quehann^.^Q THE^NEMI^ CALAMri^-^ p(

Mrs. Rosafta Murphy, another victim of the tenement calamity, is dead, aud three other sffuerors are likely to die.

a. m. the 8team boiler .in the distillery of J. M. Haas, Wes^^hijladelphiB, Cfplodbl completely' shattering the building and seriously injuring three.person#'. £3 'feriSFjur

NEW TORK DRY 20098 MAtKET New Tobk, Dec. 17. The demand for dry goods "is somewhat improved, although (the market is far- froitt Srtive, and prices in tbe without essential change. The only alteration noticeable being a reduction in Amoskess uub.'eached muslins, which new sell at 15c.

STOCK MARKET. Haw York. Dec. 17. at 134 and closing at

By Telegraph.] Gold firmer, opening 13« J.

Government stocks' a shade firmer. Coupons si nij*cam?4, do '«2 iosj^qio^. do-#4 \W4,, do^06 105®1056, new 107^^107%, 10-lVa 10C^100%,7-30'S10S^TO4%.

Jay Cooke reports the corner in bfcnas or G2 has beon the feature of ttie market. The Jsra. duemt Halifax, wi)l tripRUrge shipment fro« Enrobe, Vnd the VHIftl or other lots should make

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tjme borrowers who sold at 107 to 107% are falling in their deliveriet, and cash bonds are bid ap at the pleasure of latders. Meaatime it is eanr t° ^bnr ivt W0|lO7Jj{f»llers at 15 or 30 days withoat interest.

The Sxpress says the public accounts by tbe cable to day, (note boUds in IiOBdon at 71971X, while private advices quote them at

Canton 47%@47Wells Express 53%@l American Express TDflTBJj, Adams Express 8 @81%, U. S. 81083, Merchants' Union

CINCINNATI MABKET. By Telegraph.] Ciscihsati, Dec. 17. FL0CB—Dull and 25c lower, with the demand light family $11091 25.

WHEAT—Nominally unchanged and receipts light. Holders firmly contending for $2 60 for No. 1 ied, and 2 20 for No 1 spring.

COBN—Pirffl' new ear g7@SSc. BYE—Dull and unchanged at $155 for No. 1. OATS—Quiet and unchanged at T6@78c. COTTON—Firm at 14c formiddling. TOBACCO—Quiet and unchanged with small sales.

WQtSKI—DtrU at 28c in bond. nOGS—DtillTegular sales of beary at 18 250 8 40 nett light 7 5008. Beceipts 7000-

JWOV«l«Mf8—^Very dull oad unsettled. s^wr

**—«20 fv^ioldifBd $21 for aew. J»d-tOff^ing st li^Qft^c for steam rfnd ll?i@12c for kettle rendered.

UBEEN J1EAT8—«J07c and 1^011c for shoulders, sides and hams. .4 MIL® MSXTV^-8$01O£c for should*rs and -t-T-

BOTTEB—Dull but not lower. T~*^ a CHEESE—Unchanged. APPLKB—Firm at.$303 60 jier bbl POTATOES-Firm at $3 60.

I.0VEB SEED—$12 76013 and firm. FLAXSEED—Dull at $1 90. TIMOTHY—No demand. OBOCEBIES—Unchanged and dull. BEEK CATTLE—Dull and supply better, but nrices'not lo*er usales to batchers at $t 6006 60 Silica for ajiipiaent brought- $707 W. Jj°#e largo Christmas cattle brought $9011 gross.-"

SHEEP—Unchanged and quiet. GOLD—133% buying and 134 selling. MOSSX^MVff'tnchang^d^ pi

NEW YORK MARKET By Telegraph.1 Niw Yobk, Dec. 17. COTTON—Very firm and quiet sales of 2100 bales at I5%c for middling uplands....

FLOUB-»ilccelpts 8701. Shade firmer and" 4*i2 etj Jfto'btitoKt $8 tiW» 'Maor sapsriM atitn'and western, lb910 80 fi»r extra state, 9 12 25 for extra western, 12 50014 60 for good to choice white wheat extra. 10013 10 for common to good shipping brands extra O, 11012 for common to good St. Louis, 12010 i'dr good to choice extra do closing quiet. California without decided change sales of 800 sacks at $12 250 13 50.' Bye Dour' firm sales of 1250 bbls at $7 60 @9 10.

W11ISEY—Quiet and unchanged. WHEAT—Shade firmer sales of 8500 hiu at $2'29^ fdr Ntf.

1 «4ringf 2 06 for red Pennsylva

nia, 2 SO for amber Michigan, 3 15 for whits state. BYE—Scarce and firmer lfiObas.sfate atj$l 76.

CAKLEY—Scarce and 305c better, $2 offered and 2 03 asked for Canada West. jCQRN—Receipts 14,803 bus. Wore active bat #l»hou| xbangB.",. skies. Of 76000 bus at $1 4001 41 for old mixed western in store, 1 42% @1 43% do afloat, 1 3901 43 fot new do afloat, 1 27 for inferior "wHite southern, 1 35@1 40 for common to good Jersey yellow.

OATS—A shade firmer sales of 62,000 bus at 84@84%c for western in store, 87087%c afloat. BICE—Quiet at 8%09%c for Carolina. (JOFFEE—Quiot.

SUGAB—I-n fair iwqaest sales of 3000 fchds Cuba at 11%©12J^, ahd 1000 boxes Havana at ll%013c.

MULASSES—Quiet sales ot 200 bbls New Or-

and 25c refined bonded. HOPS—Quiet at360GOc for American POBK—Heavy and lower sales of 1850 bbls at $20 750 20 87 for mess, closing at 20 80 cash, 180 18 50 for prime, 19 75020 for prime mess also, 50Qbbia npvt mtfBi^ fflier Jannary at $22 250bbls db, sellWFeljrtiary 'sf42 50

BEEF—Quiet sales of 1220 bbls at previous (prices. 9ISF PA9tS—Steady. Sfdii of 188 bbls at.$30 !^32!

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SIR JiMKS CIARiii fKSAlli PILLS, Prepared from a Prescription of sir J. Clarke, M/ D., Physician Extraordinary to the Qneen.

This invaluable •edioiiie is u^tfaiUag tb the cur cf all tbo painful and dangortfa's diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It, moderates all excesses and removes aU obstructions,' from whatever cause. ,.r:•

TO Bf AKBIED LADIES

It It part cularly suited, It *111, in a short time bring on the monthly period with regulArlty,and although a powerful remedy, doea not contain anything hui tful to tbe constltutlen. In all cases of Nervous anl Spinal Affections, Paint in the Back and Limbs, Failgan on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics and White*, it will effect a cure when all other meant have failed. Full directions in tha pamphlet around each package.

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Lombard, Part., and highly recommended by tbe ant ire Medical faculty a/ Trauoe. Art a most energetlo and elltiftnt B«mMy In caeee of SpenatorrhcM or Seminal Weakneas Nightly, Daily or PaEBAToaa Emissions Sexual Weakness or IwotiHCT Weakness arisiag from S4cret Habits and Sexual Excesses BelaxaUon ol the Genital Organa Wank Spine "Him"or

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CONSUMPTION

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For the treatment and CUBE ofthe above clui of Diieasea.

5t£

CATAXtBH."IT.'

i*M»*Mtm^tiEr I J..W-.JI in ..-v Nasal catarrh conaiito in inflammation^ which begins behind and little Above the veil of the palate, aod eztenda upward^ from thence into the noae. The in^im mation is not confined to the: naaal davi ties bat extendi frequently to 'the siij cavities, called antrum* and titauet, which cover a considerable portion of iht face^ and extend to 'th* lower part ofthe fbre-r head.—Persons sometime* feel a* thou} their whole face wera -Involved in

The catarrh often creates a perpetual desire to swallowi and gives the .feeling, as patients express ii "as if. something were sticking in the ,.upper part of the throat." Many times the patient caa only breathe with, tne mouth open. Upon arising in the moraine a great. effort is Required to clear the bead and throat of 'the puriform matter which hps become sbcreted during the night. There. is occasionally a feeling of pressure and tight-, ness across the upper part of the .nose, and the base of the brain sometimes suffers in such a, way as to indticfe .^e^dache, verand confusion. The eyes frequently er by the catarrh dosing the: lachrymal (iueL(% little canal that carries the tear to the nostril,) causing the.eye to matterate.

The dolica|e lining menpibrane of the lids becomes, inflamed' the Arnea of the .eye becomes dry, shriveled and oloudy,' and if the catarrh not subdued tho sight will goon became impared. The inflammation sometimes gets into, tha auaiachian tubes, ihe mouths of which are behind and a

little above thepalate,andeitiendH up the lining membrane to t$e drum pf the ear, causing pain of deafness, and.^asioaally, both.. In addition1 to ttts aLl^Qgue^'of itvils there is oft#n pddea enfbngatioi) of the uvula, aortitis of tha throat, cough, lost of appetite, the sufferer befipmes bilious, sallow, dejected, and low in strength and flesh.

The p'roihotipg causes of [.catarrh are

conie chrtnic and scrofufous tafnH of the system, are among the proniinent .cause's, of this disease.

It often follows scarlet fever, $nk£r rash, measles, putrid sore throat, diptheriey 4ms, '!,

The general practitioner, Jim heretofore pronounced Catarrh incorable, at when oonsulted in relation to1 it? has bWin satis, fled in prescribing some snuff, or squirtiog a little warm water up the nps^ wbieh-of course does'tw good-^the Irst/ iA'sdme instances, twtnally doMg hairmi

Unfortunately, e*tarrhis®W[ geherally lelected by th* patient iii well/ until ft tost sight of in th« disastrous consequent oes to which it gives rise.

Catarrh is beth a genefal as wall as a local disease, and should have botlrar gtnr* oral and local treatment. So succesBful has been tho method 1 adopted for its cure that I do not believe .it will fail in one case out of a hundred, fchefc ptfAperly and faithfally Applied.

I regard catarrh at the great feeder ot pulmonary irritation, and 1 do not belieV# can by any means so effectually guard the longs from disease af by catting off the catarrhal affiBCtio•i.,

:ha&8» jaa»a». df .r#9*-*.4

JDK,. HALE ays May be Consulted in •rqntiii 1 .1888 Olf

Terre Haute.

\smmx3.

Of Cure

A E

it, AT HIS '*J,r •,6il

DI8PENSA1Y and WIGHT,

"lNDIANAiPOLIS,IND.

ESTABLISHED in 1865,

disease, and 'Were almost hi a state of rottennea", so great is the amount of matter discharged fromthe head. Su^h free dischargee cannot be wondered at when we reflect that all the fcir cavities in the fiace are lined with the same mucuoos' membrano«rbich lines the nose, and that! they all comtndnicato'with the ttaaal cav» itiea. We breath# through the nose, hence that part of the mucods mtftiibrahe be» comes injured, flniirom sudden changes in the temperature of th^.

ajrr

Qt ^rof^any

irritating matter it may cohtaui. ?he membrane lining the nasal passages also extends downward, lining tjie throat, larynx arid bronchial tubes. The symptoms of catarrh vary in different persdns, no two ever' being afiec|ed exactly .alike, and the disease T» met with in various forms and stages. In the first there is merely a discharge of the straw colored mucous, which accumulates in "the posterior hares, or abovis and behind tbesofl palate, and is hawked or cleaned out from time to time during the .day' In' soirie cases thece are sores formed inyside of tlie nose, and the secretions become dry and hard, requiring almost constant attention to keep the' nose frSe. Then again, a false membrane secreted from the diseased lining, which the patient removes front time to timO. In the last stages the secretions from the head drop down into the throat. Often the mucttous thembratte befcomes ulcerated, and the discharge like pus. When this occurs theire i* often loin of smell, and the discharge has ah 'offensive odor—especially is this the case when the ulceration eats through the membrane and attacks the bone, forming caries of the bone.

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MAY 12,1851

A O N E S

ir4

0R4BLM tmtrrr.

gAlBD & CJRU.FT,

Attorneys at Law **'n

str8et,

febl2dt.

In? *talrs.)

Attorney mt Law A Real Estate Ag«mt Orric*—Ovet Plrat National Bank (fornierlv W. U. Telograph oiBc*,)

Ter*e

Asthma and

Haute, Indiana.

to^?katt.^,llU^*iTen,t^"examination or titles

comPltteabatracts

furnished.

JB. McLEA.Y,

."Wm.

if&raty aua Counsellor at Law,

collecting agent,

Terre-Maute, Indiana. Omci-No. 96 Ai&iu Street. dec6dlj

ft. C. HATKM.

JBIUiSZY & SAFFELX, AXrORNKYS A.X LAW.

(kiend Coiie ting ud Real £state Agents.

McKe®n Block'

below Mo-

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fS.:o

aod from ILe Depot alao

Bcadquuiors fjr. ail conveysMe by Stage, Uacia, Wagons, Ac., to differeat poiuts: MaruaU iiaily, Moutezjma Uaily, BowIiajf'Orceu twlce'a week.

AccocimoJations., fer Xrivveiejrs geasrallv. with -WiihoathorMa.- Stabliug for 70 head of horses 'II hiiMls constantly tfttoutj. Charges reaaonablo.

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1.1' TBRItlC ITAtfTE Doc. 10th, 1307 Hotjee

is l«rt*y

given tfcat tAe-a«»'.aal'ni«et»»g of

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