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Xiocal JTews l-wWet 111 BJI Wftl 55 of SS.000 Is aa impostor. lis prob-rYeTfr had tbt amount in his lifs. rTh First Ward Vigllane Committee tn attack on the Western Museum, nirht. and mde the rro- fork 0Tr Ward had a rrand rallv KT i UC a t. e.isa TMrnitu ia r-lear the) I ilfOl IV mmi I1 Atlentlc.il rillnl ta prtxdinPi which appear in another jar-Hie nnr steamer for the Louisville AC woinnati mail-boat line will Baish-4 1 V.

Hh wfll ba named United States. i 4 fmm Fifth to mid wav ci.v seventh, ia in an out. condition. The center of the- atreot rftofrnwi deep enough in some places I irown a ehUd. i ia mo.laraiins' and lIlc LTi every prospect of a continuance, -v frill goon ob "f- 4ut to be thrown oTer the Ohio IUver at lu joint.

ret no report has been made of Leiits and expenditures of the lata 1 1 i i i ta i. UaaS rir ai toe jnriguwn. at ia aap- -i ik eST.te will rlpftPATM lnfV ioi iu dollars. n-s-Tie Catholic, Church at Olendale, Lied oter by theBevr-Tastor, Mr. W.

IL VrfT BBS Oreo inucn rumrcu atuu iiu- LTfd lately, particnlarly as regardslhe I i tbe adornmenta of the actuary, and the organ. fa a inmmrr of men -KM UG iVIIO.a.f, 1 laired into the senriee of the United Y-fiby United States Mastering Offlcer-f i TVmMnn 2ft Artillerr. in plain jui F' l' rv. htvrnirr. to date.

mnatered in Testerdar, 81. ij amount of local bounty paid, being an aTerage to eacn mo DO. n. tiI i journal annonnces Ut Hon. D.

W. Voorheea, of Indiana, and 1. Thomas M. Key, iae oi utnt 'llaa stan, nare associates iboimi nr.tLM nf law. Onr cotemnora- does injustico to Col.

Key, ia sUting ,1 tf was "aismiasea irom ia sruij. faillifiillT. was a Su man in action, and voluntarily re-ard when General McClellan was from active serrice. THE Or THB FOCKTR IL ItT 1 111 .1 1 fit iiens or tae rouna im wm ooiu i iri ir last grana rauy 10-niguu iuere is OD deficient. If not made up to-night, oney already subscribed will bo and a club will be raised for self lKUon.

Works Boabd. A regular meet-, 4 the Trustees of the Water Works hare teen neia at ineir rooms in me iMldinga yssteraay anernoon, out on it of a want or a quorum, not mucn int. The single uemoer in attena- 40t after which the Board of LSnea DlllS mr muum. Wjoorned. Tit Chicao ParsojiEn.

Up to i hour last evening no reliable cine len obtained as to the whereabouts furies Travis Daniels, the military iraer who escaped from the Court Honse Jnedsy, as reported in yesterdays t'f. a rewaru oi i-iJ nas oeen oi. trJ for his apprehension by the General though it is feared that even ndncement will rail to accomplisn His Ianiels is five feet ten inches complexion; has black eyes, have a peculiar expression: long iik htir, which grows low on his fore- n.l black whisker; form slender; zii HO or loO pounds. He had on ea bt escaped a black coat with long rrev pants and vest, a low crowned hn. and grey woolen shirt.

The evi- rttriinst him, as regards. the Chicago was not of a very conclusive but in all probability had he It triuitted on the charge, he would kt been immediately re-arrestea, ana rued as a Confederate spy, His own -taion proving that he remained, for vtecTct reason. Uie Jiortn, longaner tine of his escape from Camp Douglas, yr he was. confined as a prisoner of luir.w JTnvenile thieves are keying painfully plenty, or rather the bt'4ge of the fact that a large number ufsrxist among ns, is becoming pain-1t irtvalent. We daily hear of eases of ft remitted by boys from six to ten tin tA age, which are not no much to be rmid because of the losses sustained, became of the unhealthy state of that ietv ii which they will be frond a beie.

When will the proper author- kbeilive to tha necessity of a work- Scarcely a day passes, but boys tgt range between the years of 8 i 1 are arrested for petty thieving, tried and found euiltr. they are prrtent to the House of Kefuge until of ire, or fined, and if the fine ia not i taey are coinmuiea io jmii which is silent to a discharge. Had wa a House rreetion. these juvenile thieves would fat there and kept at labor for a term noniha, which incarceration would fily tend to their reformation. As long Jte present state or an airs exist, petty fuliaf this class or-voutbs who, in many lessees, are encouraged in their evil praa- ttr bv their depraved parents, and ia Ii ces by a class of "land sharks" who, IV It ibe cover pretense of keeping I Vnd-hand stores, are really nothing less I '-fences'' for these boys and thieves of growth.

Let us nave a wornouse. jtk ArrxoAcnuto Lest. Ash Wednes- the first day of Lent, falls on the first ttrch. The following are the reguia- Fifor its observance in the Catholic rfc-lionse of Cincinnati: the davs of Lent, except Kag days of obligation on on meal. eal is to be taken about noon.

A AiioD, or food not exceeding eight iXM. mar be taken ia the evening. A tea, coffee, or tain enoooiate, witn nill cracker is allowed in tae mora lnersons over wen tr-one rears of are. nndrr sixty, who are not obliged to FTfarm wl mmmmaI lKn whnftM nt pt on account of sickness, debility.itc obliged to observe the fast under pain ein. Persons should not.

on slight grounds or "rtenees. seek a dispensation from the much less assume to dispense the in -es, for the law of the Church is wise, I just, and aaluUrv. Abstineae from flesh meat is of obliga- aonaUtbaWedneadavaand Fridays of pat, and on tha two Saturdays of lnber ana uoiy eex. Flesh meats may be uaed by all ai every ai on SttsMtaysT and at all meals, an ys on which it is allowed to others but ''e, bv all who are ablired to work hard. Urd ran be used, without distinction of J.

cooking. Wa Dose tub Poucx Cot at i eao ue roue t'onrt Has been light "ag the whole week, and vesterdav i i5 wae iignier uian ever, mere Pi but li cases upon the docket, which hearin as follows: John CamnbeU. t. je charge of stabbing James Brown, ld In 1,600 for his appearance be- the Court of Common Pleas, which was Henry Gilbert, on two charges of mg counterfeit money, was held to tha 'of Mareh on bail of 1400 each; John for malieious shooting, was held on il of Richard Kich- tot the malieious shooting of jses was held to the 18th for an ex- Utioo, on bail of SX0, ia default of he waa committed; IL 8I10II, forob-ng sidewalks, had his case continued 3th, on bail; Mike Marning, Joha 2y and John Oustell, for peUt Ureeny, yT. to lbs "House of Refuge; James iu and cost; A.

Smith, for malicious de IT PTrty, was held to the 17th, (," lavid Hicks, Alfred WhiU "0as Thompson and Herman Kan-M h.trf4 with swindling, were hell to bat! of S-200 each; Mary Mo- 1 arnn-enness, and Mary Rielly, Pt larttny, were sent over 0 months. UTIST TELEGniPII I1EUS LATEST NEWS FROM EVZOYH M4 mm4 Moeka Advataeia Hew Tark Ems STITa. FIGHT AT SALKAHATCHIE. XasliTllIe Threatened bj Coil. redcrate Caralrj.

Khermnn'a Plans nt General! Known The NufCfu or tli Ubralsi In TXexfeo. Limit of Maximilian's Authority. Favorable Military News from North Carolina. Col. Swaino Severely "Wounded Telegraphic and R.

R. Communication with Charleston Destroyed. American Difficulties In Europe. War Between the United States and En (land and Prance Predicted. Steamer Seized for Illegal Trading The Encouragement Tendered Southern Calhoun's Residence in Ashes.

Canada to he Severed front the British Grerinit, Victor Emannel in Rumbold, the Rappahannock Pi rate, Acquitted. The Evncnntioa of Xoblle Confirmed. Gen. Price in SZextco on a Secret ITisalon. SAVANNAH COTTON FLEET IN N.Y.

Tha C'rrpUMa Sleeailaitt la th AttHiM Pffrljaf Snicidc of a Confederate Ageat ia N. V. Rebel Troops Evacuating Arkansas Engagement Between Howard and Hardee In the Swamps. Palmer Relieves Burbridge in.Ky. cl SPECIAI.

TO THE ENQUIRER. FEOM WASHINGTON. The Prohibition of the Cirenlatioa of State Banks Defeated The Commerce Gone to Norfolk Soldier's Pay Back Fonr Montks The Secretary of the Treasarrf Ac, Ac. TrlrsraphlcCormpoiidcnraof (iwinuti Enquirer F1KST DISPATCH. Wiiro, rabrnaiT IS.

In the House, "this afternoon, the amendment to the tax bill, having for Its object the prohibition of the circulation of the notes of State banks, was defeated Some of the Republicans were opposed to the amendment upon the ground that Congress has not the right to interfere with the State Legislatures, under which the State banks were brought into existence. A portion of the House Committee on Commerce have gone to Norfolk to investigate the alleged fraudulent permit to bring cotton from the insurrectionarjr States. A large portion of permits heretofore issued, were granted to seceeh sympathisers, as is alleged. 1 Paymasters have been sent forward for the payment of the Fotomac army. These soldiers have not been paid off for over four months.

We have to-day no further indications of the President's choice for Secretary of Treasury, Mr. Boutwell appears to be the roost prominent candidate. The budget fur the next fiscal year is still before the Committee of Ways and Means, awaiting the appointment of a new Secretary, that this budget may be submitted to him for examination and approval or disapproval. SECOND I'lSFATCH. Arrival of 'the Cincinnati Council Committee Arrival of Bebel Deser-.

tera Their Assertions That the Rebel Soldiers Desire to Come North, j- it WMncrertas, Teltraary ts, tCV Messrs. Weasner, Gilbert, Wilt see, Moor and Crane, of the Cincinnati City Council, arrived here this evening, and will to-morrow present to the Naval Committee the claims of tha City of Cincinnati for the location of a navy yard at that eity. Seventy-five deserters -from the rebel army arrived here to-day from the army in Virginia, and took the oath of allegiance. Fifty to two hundred deserters arrive here daily since the arrival of the Peace Commissioners, and they all concur ia the statement that were it not for tha most severe precautions on the part of the rebel authorities, an enormous number of rebel soldiers would desert in a body. FBOU INDIANAPOLIS.

Reception to tha Legi slat are bv Mrs. Governor Mortoa--Prorress of Vol- nateerina; The Disfraaehisemeat of Members of Secret Societies The Reveaae Bill Railroad Taxa-- tioa, (Tlacrahic Correspond ac ot OnHaaatl Xamlrar. 1 Irataxaroua. rah. 1.

Mrs. Get. Morton gives a reception to the members of tho Legislature and citl sens generally, to-morrow aight, at the BaUs House. Valuntearing progreeaing rapidly since tha draft has been deferred, and we shall fill ear quota this time without diffi culty. I Men are pouring in.

bill has been ntrodaoad ta the Legislature disfranchising all persons who have ever been members of secret political It Is aimed against the Sons of Lib erty, but exempts Loyal Leaguers. In the House, to-day, the bill for the pur-poee'of raising the revenue for tha year 18Co-'C8, levying a tax of twenty-fite eenU on the $100 valuation and a pell tax of seveaty-nve cents, was taken up and passed. It is computed that a revenue of thirteen hundred thousand dollars will be raised under tt. The bill legaliilng the actioa ef County Commisaionera, relative to bounties, lies over, The bill authorising the nse of the two ttowing-paths ef the White, Water Canal, for a railroad, is deferred. The bill placing Railroad Companies npon the same footing a individuals, as regards taxation, was passed.

There are to be no reservations hereafter, to far aa these oor po rations are concerned. B01I OHIO Sa-clJ CiariaaaU XMmlrsrJ oanaaa. tthnmty l. The markets are heavy and business is very dnlL Flour is quiet at $9 SQ12 for winUr extras and S7 603 25 for spring extras. Wheat is dull and 1(J Jo lower, closing at SI 441 44 for No.

1 spring. Corn is l(S2o lower; sales at TSTCr for rejected ia store, and 79f5i80c en tracks Oats are ljlc lower; sales at C83y59J for No. 1 ia store. Bye is neglected and nominal. Barley is all and 10lSc lower, ranging from $1 13 to $1 SO for No.

2 in store. High wines are nominal at $2 ISV 2 16. Provisions are heavy, aad Pork is 75ofSSl per brL lower; mesa sold at $33, aad 600 barrels prime, mens sold at $30. Pickled Hams sold at 16c. Balk Meat and Middles are neglected.

Lard is dull at 20 Jc for No. 1, aad 21J21 Jo for prime steam- rendered. Hogs sell at $12 50(214, dividing on 200 lbs. Money is close. Exchange is arm at par buying and of 1 per eeaC premium selling.

LA TEST i TO ASSO CIA TXD PRESS Defeat of ilea. Baxeare ia Mexico The Increase of GeawDiaee'a Aran- The Liberals lacreaaias; ia Strength The Extent of Maxisniliaa's Aa. thoritr Ac. Nrw Yoaz, February 11. Tha steamer Eagle brings Havana dates, to the 11th.

Private letters from Mexico say that General Baxeare has been defeated three times at Oaxaoa with heavy loss. On one oeeasioa he found himself almost surrounded br masked batteries, which did fearful execu tion upon his army. General Dinse has 12,000 men aad 100 pieces of artillerr. This force is constantly increasing. It waa reported at Vera Cras that Baxeare was seriously wounded, 1 and that 700 of the foreian lesion had deserted, most of them going over to the Liberals.

The Liberals are increasing la strength, and it is said they now number They have recovered the entire state of Jalisoo. In deed the Empire consists only of Mats mo ra. Tuxpan, Tampico, Vera Crux, Alvarado and the City of Mexico. Authority is maintained in those places only by the fre quent execution of innocent The Liberals have gained a victory at 80- quite. mt.

uwyaa nas lert Havana xor Europe. i Nashville Again Threateaed by Coa- federate Cavalry Clarksville Infested by Guerrillas Personal. Nashviixbl Feb. 16 Our suburbs are again threatened by small bands of Confederate cavalry. This afternoon about 400 men supposed to be under the command of Lieut.

Col. Withers, made their appearance at the Murfreeeboro Pike, about 6 miles from town, and captured several wood choppers and Government employees, among them Capt. Stearns of the Quartermasters Department. There were numbers on the Nolansville Pike yesterday, and we cap tured one man or the loth Tennessee. Clarksville is reported to be Infested by roving bands of guerrillas, who are plundering the country people.

River rising with 3 feet full. Gov. Andrew Johnson who has been eon- fined to his room with a severe oold for the past two weeks, is improving, but is still unable to attend to the duties of his office. Gen. C.

Gillen reports every thing quiet ia East Tennessee. Extracts From the Richmond Papers The Telegraph aad Railroad Comm anient ioa Charleston Destroyed The Arming of Slaves I id Aside, Ac. PiinaDKLPiu.v, Feb. 1V A speoial dis patch to the Evening Bulletin dated Wash- llichmond papers of the 16th indicate Sherman's advance. His cavalry are actu ally as far North as Florence, the second important railroad junction on the borders of North Corolina.

They also announce all telejrraphio and railroad communication with Charleston destroyed, thus showing that Sherman's left column must nave struck the Itortn- western railroad running from Charleston to urence. I The Richmond papers of the re ceived no-day, show that the question of arming the slaves has been temporarily laid aside In the rebel Congress. Kirbv Smith's Troops Scattered Price Reported ia Mexico Tae Draft ia Canby'a Department. Caixo, February 1C, The late news from Kirby Smith's army says that his troops are.yery much scattered, for the purpose of obtArJng food and forage, and it would be imf' Nile to concentrate them in any force-durfjihe present season, in consequence of insufficient means of transportation. Price is reported to have (rone to Mexico on an important confidential mission, nnder orders.

Kirby Smith reports his sickness and death as being untrue. Scarcely a boat traverses the nrer below Memphis that is not! hailed by rebel deserters, asking to be taken aboard. The draft, under General Canby order, baa not vet been enforced. The Memphis says there will probably be none, within the district of European News Markets A-c. Halifax, February 10.

The Europe, from Liverpool on the 4th, via Queenstowa the 6th, has arrived. 4 Her advices are ene day later than those brought, by tueiteaai- er America. 1 The advices per the steamer China, of the continuant of the war, had aa Sin favora ble effect upon (American securities, and imparted a decided improvement to be Cotton market. February' 4. The Rebel loan ia Cotton advanced Breads 1 uffs are andx Provisions steady.

Lost), February 4. consols closed at 8T 2(0891 for Money. Slocks Illinois Central Railroad Shares, 6153 discount; Erie do. V. 8.

Stocks Five-twenties opened at and closed at S3 J. The Latest from Sherman Ilia Plaas Not Fally Kiowa. Wasiiixotos, February 16. Msj. tol-brand, Chief of Artillery or the Fifteentk Corps of General Sherman's army, has arrived here.

He brings dispatches to the Government. He says that General Sher-xaan'a plana iare not generally known in his own army, although he haa its entire confidence. 1 1 It was General Blair's division which defeated the enemy at River's Bridge; the soldiers wading in water to their waists to make the attack. A little northward of that point ia a fine, high, fertile and productive section of country, easily traversed, with good roads aad abounding ia supplies. Favorable Military News from North.

Carolina Salaries Iacreased The Limited Issue of Treasury Notes, Ac i- Nxxr Tonx, February 16- The Commer-tiot special says: There are rumors ia Washington- of favorable military news from North Carolina, ia addition to that which was received last night. The admission of Representatives from Louisiana and Arkaasae is regarded as certain. The 7W special sayir The Ways aad Means Committee have increased the pay of salaries 20 percent. It is believed that the issue of Treasury under the new Loan Bill, will be limited to the denomination of $100 and op wards. i r.

i 4 Return of Bestoa? Sanitary Steamer. Bfmi r.kmtn 1ftTha lUimtr Grev- hound, which carried the contributions of Boston to Savannah, arrived nere to-day, having left Hilton Head ea the 10th inst. She brings a large cargo, vii: 5C4 casks of rioe and 100 boxes tobacco. Che also broughtight passengers. V-' The Gold Market.

Knw'To'ax. Feb. 18-jGold is weak and declining, owing to the aspect of military affaire, and the price has varied between 203 and 203 with a strong downward tendency. The Satannah Cottoa Fleet ArrTred. N.wvVoax, February 15.

A portion of the Savannah cotton fleet is below. Suicide of a Confederate Ageat The Identification of Real The New Secretary of the Treasury The Rebel Troops Evacaate Axkaasas Matin ia Walker's Army The Late Engagement ia South Caroliaa Col. Swaiae Loses a Leg The Convention ia Georgia Extracts from Richmond Papers, Ac. NxwToxx, February 15. A Confederate agent named Gartie committed auicide yesterday, while the officers were attempting to arrest him.

The Timet gives the particulars of the identification of Beal, the pirate sentenced to be hung on yesterday. Philo Pharsons waa brought here from Itetroit, and selected Beal from among a party of twenty. At the time the clerk came here he waa not aware of the arrest. Beal offered the jail-keeper $3,000 in gold to allow -him to escape. The, Timt's Washington special says that Western Senators and members of Congress, backed npx-by a delegation from Indiana, are pressing McCuUoch, Comptroller of Currency, as Ua new Secretary of the Treasury.

Their i argument ia that they require protection for Western interests against the peculiar influences of the East in the financial policy of th Government. New England is also at work to secure the appointment for that section. The Jeraid' New Orleans correspondent saya nearly all the trans-Mississippi rebel troops, about 30,000, have evacuated Arkan-aas. They are ia the vicinity of Shrevo-port and Alexandria, Louisiana. They are well clothed by supplies received through Matamoras.

General Walker is attempting to get his command to the east side of the Mississippi to assist Hood, but his men positively refused to move. Several hundred of them deserted. Sterling Price waa recently sent to Mexico by Kirby Smith on 1 nun. tura ei miHiga, The Trihvmt't Savannah special ears: In our recent movement, Colonel Swayne, of Ohio, lost his leg; Lieut. Kerby, of Gen.

Blair's staff, waa wounded. Tne same correspondent savs that the immediate objective point of the 17th Corps was Midway, on the South Carolina Rail-" road, 10 miles west of Branchville. and near Smitha For a-of the Edisto. The Fifteenth Corns would vrobablv atrike the railroad at Lowry'a or Graham's Stations, and the left wing at Branchville and beyond, rendering tne destruction of the roada complete. Tne rebels obstructed the roads near Sis ter's Ferry with felled trees, placing torpedoes among them in such a position' that they would be exploded by any attempt to remove them.

The Herald' Savannah carrespondent, speaking of a probable convention in Georgia, aays: i If the Convention assembles, the doctrine of States Rights will again be vindicated, and tne State, by the voiee of the people, expressed constitutionally through conven- tion, will secede from the Confederacy- and return to the Union. The draft is all one way, and the current daily strengthens, and in a short time it will ba strong enough to sweep over all obstacles. Home Ueorcria Union men predict that the State will secede from the Confederacy within CO days. The or Ut 1 bavannan correspondent thinks Sherman will soon effect a junction with Schofield, who is supposed to be mov ing from Wilmington. The Richmond Enqutrtr in an article on the rebel public debt, says the army is hat-less, shoeless, hungry and Buffer- I it recommends the impressment or cot ton, tobacco, meat, forage, negroes, and Treasury Bonds." It thinks Currency can be made valuable by' repudiating and destroying the present rebel debt.

The ZxnUntl abuses the rebel Congress for not acting with promptness and energy in tne present critical state or affairs. The Axanuner says the prisoners at bt. Louis and Alton are badly treated by the Federal authorities, and calls for retaliation. It refers to tbe case of Burleigh, the Lake Erie pirate, and demands that Davis shall protect him. It says that Davis was too tender-hearted to adopt measure or proper severity in? the order offering amnesty to all deserters and absentees who will return, to duty witnin twenty days.

Gen. Lee says the people have to choose between war and submission, and declares that no amnesty will ever again be offered. Major General Ilerron's Report of the Arkansas Department Allegations Corruption and Speculation Disrov-- ered The Saxpected Sources of Emolument Interesting News from Sonora The French Defeated, Ac. WashisoTox, February 10. Major Oen-eral Herrpn, in his report of the recent investigation at Little Rock, in the Depart ment of Arkansas, transmitted to the Senate to-day, indicates his belief in the exis tence of corruption and speculation, but exhonerates Gen.

Steele from all blame, excepting a too implicit confidence in the in tegrity of his staff. He seems to regard the I'roYost Marsnai uenerai, Laeuu uoi. Chandler of the 7th Missouri Cavalry, as the principal offender. i i-. lues in1! uvcuBCB lur rvicasc iruui imprisonment, and proceeds of cotton, are the suspected sources of emolument, of which the evidence is not very direct.

His dismissal is advised and Colonel T. IT. Benton, of the 29th Iowa -Infantry, recommended in his stead. General Ilerron also recommends the removal of Colonel B. O.

Carr, Chief Quartermaster, and the appointment of a more energetic man. It is further stated that the district of Little Rock is controlled by a combination known as McDonald contractors for supplying Indian stations with an unlimited license from the Treasury Department, by which they bring in an immense stock of goods, relieved from 5 per cent tax. One partner is Chief Clerk in the Quartermaster's Department, and is a brother of a rebel colonel. Henry McKee conducts a trading store 'at Fort Gibson for the firm of McDonald and Seymour at Fort Smith. The partners are represented as shrewd and sharp men, with plenty of money, aad it is a combination i which swallows up everything.

The officer who can't be brought into their interest must make way for some one who Only two or three officers dare to oppose them. There hs9j.be says, been brought into that section $500,000 worth of goods ostensibly Tor the Indians, but in reality to be sold beyond our u2Z It i impossible that one-tenth can be sold within the hnC7: Other similar cases are mentioned in Gen. Ilerron's communication. I rem -o facial news from Guaymas, the capital of the State of Sonora, was received to-day. It is stated that a large force of imperialists, under Gen.

Vega, invaded the State of Senora, when Gen. Pa tori of the national amy aliU-4 to Win. Ik. BVk sent some reinforcements oa board the French steamer Lucifer, and they landed ai Altata. Col.

Rosaleo, of the national army of Mexioo, attacked the reinforcements at the town of San Pedro, and obtained a complete success, defeat tag the enemy aad capturing all their artillery, arms, wagons aad aad many prisoners, among them Laxiella, the commander of the steamer Lucifer, who was commanding the expedition, together wUh six officers. General Pateni at the same time defeated the Imperialists under Vega, at El Fuerte, and took their artillery and all their ammunition, and a large number of prisoners. Among them was Vega himself, who was immediately shot, as a traitor to his country. After this complete failure of the French expedition to Sonora, it is not anticipated that a second one will be attempted. Tt Gold aad Stock MarketEven.

lag -Report. "Nxw.Tonr, February 16. The Railway Share market is heavy and lower to-day, aad the tendency, of ihe market is decidedly downward. The advaaoe of Federal Bonds in Europe continues firm, and the fall 'of Fort Fisher has strengthened Governments. The' Liverpool steamer has arrived at Portland, and brings large orders for 6-20' of the old issue, when the price rose to 112, but fell again on the receipt of later news by the Halifax steamer.

State Stocks quiet. The Coal and Miafcel-laneous list was quite animated in Cumberland aad Manposa, but otherwise dull-Gold speculation very weak under the present military situation. 'The Money market continues easy. No alteration in foreign Exchange. Petroleum Stocks are active and firm, with sales of Cherry Run at 89, Empire City 525, Germania 93, Knickerbocker 100, Buchanan Farm 182, Tack 865, United States -20.

The Petroleum market for crude, firm, with sales of 1,000 brls ea the spot at 62 Jc per gallon; Refined, in bond, dull at-G'c free at 87. Seixare of a Steamer. WAsmsOTOjr, Feb. 1C The steamer Winona has been seised on the Mississippi for alleged illegal trading. The Foreign The American Difficulties ia England The Re-establiahmeat of the Caioa War with Eaglaad tad France Predicted The Soata Promised Airreeable Surprises TheConaectiea Between the British Gorameat aadCaaada to be Sevrred-Rumkold Acquitted Victor Emarael Visits Fraace Cardiaal Wisiaaaa Sinking Markets, Ac.

Professor' Goldwn Smith in the London Daily Arws controrerts the opinions of a Manchester paper, and argues that although a compromne with the slave oligarchy ia impossible It is possible at no distant time that nigotlations may be hopefully commenced with separate States, over which the oligarch of Richmond is losing Its usurped power. The Jder, the Coa federate organ in London, ridicules Blair's alleged peace negotiations, but does not altogether discredit the peace rumors. It asserts that the North is nnmistakibly tired of war, and that more rational counsels are beginning to prevail. It claims that the abandonment of the seaeoast by the South will be aa actual advantags in a military point of view, by increasing ihe'strength of its in-inland armies. The Index then points out that friendship mar be restored between the North and South, and so close an alliance formed aa ta practically make a new Union.

Under such circumstances war with En gland or France, or both, would be a necessity. The Index contends that the United States Government is paving the way for such a war. It saya the war is reaching such a crisis that England and Franco must decide to become the friends of one of the belligerents or fight them both, and events are occurring which may precipitate that decision, at least in tha case of Franca. In the meantime the Index bids the friends of the South to be of good cheer, and promises them shortly a series of agreeable surprises. The Index also gives a rumor, which is alleged to be current in political circles, of the intention on the part of the British Government to sever its connection with Canada before the termination of the American war, so that tha finest province of Great Britain may be seised without forcing England into war.1 i The London Timet editorially finds fault with the legal opinion given by Mr.

Win. W. Evarts, aa to the right of European creditors to recover debts in America on a spe cie basis. The Time observes that it is true that Mr. Evarts arrives at the satisfactory conclusion that foreign transactions ought to be settled according to the real aad aot the nominal value of the American currency, but the conclusion is expressed so doubtfully, and ia fenced around with so many limitations, that those whose interest it is to maintain an opposite opinion will do so.

The weekly statement of the iBank of France shows a decrease of over three and a half millions of francs in cash, i The great trotting match ia Paris, be tween the American horse Shepherd, and tne xrenen norsa Express, resulted in a victory for the American he win ning by a liundred yards. 1 The Paris Bourse, on the Sd Instant, was firmer, the rentes closing at 67f 16c. Li Karoo 1 Saturday Evening, 4. The news received to-day from America, per China, indicating a continued war in the United States, has imparted a decided improvement to the cotton market, and rather unfavorably affected U. 8.

Securities. Qcekxstowx, February 6. Rumbold, the defendant in the pirate Rappahanock case, has been acquitted ia all the courts. Cardinal Wiseman is reported to be rapidly sinking. i Italy.

Victor Emanuel was on a visit to Florence, where ho had received a most enthusiastic reception. i The Italian Senate has adjourned sine di.t A ministerial crisis was reported, bat it blew over. Turin was in a considerable state of excitement, but no disturbances had occurred. Losuox 1 Moxet Max ext. The fjnds were quiet and consols rather easier.

Money is in fair demand at 6 per cent. A new loan for Peru is spoken of. The Manchester market is flat and inactive. Bread-stuffs dull and nominal. Richardson, Spence Gordon, Bruce and others, report Flour dull; Wheat flat with a downward tendency; Red Western, 7s 9d 8s 3d; White, K(5 tsr Com, heavy and declined 7d per quarter; Mixed, 27s 6d(a 2S.

Provision market steady. Beef, firm; Pork, nominal, and the market bare; Bacon, inactive and advanced Is; Lard firm with an upward tendency, with an advance of 2s Ss; old is quoted at 50gCOs; Butter firm and fine qualities advancing; Sugar is steady; Caffee, inactive; Tea, quiet; Rice, active; Petroleum quiet at Is 7d for crude, and 2hP 2s per gallon for refined. The Bullion in the Bank of England shows an increase of 144,000. Baring Bros. reported U.

S. 6-20's opened active at a considerable advance on last week's quotations, being quoted at G5e; but they closed at 53 jttje. LivxarooL, Saturday evening, 4th. The Cotton market is buoyant with an an advance of )fMd on fine qualities. Bread-stuffs quiet and steady.

Provisions steady. Lard firm. Consols closed at 8'J89 for money. American Stocks Illinois Central Erie 3133c i All Quiet ia Front of Richmond aad Petersburg Latest faam Charlestoa aad Mobile Other Soatherm News Ac Nkw York, February 10. The Richmond Whiy, of the.

14th, contains the following: A gentleman who left Petersburg this morn-, ing at .8 o'clock, informs us that yesterday he did" not hear a single gun. Officers from different portions of the line informed turn that the situation is now the most perfect quiet. The fact is the men on both marked by sides are so bnsy devising means to keep from freezing that they have, little If any time to indulge in the exciting occupation of picket firing. The same may be said," without variation, of the belligerents on the north side of the Jsraes. The Charleston Courier of the 8th says: No official, information was received Tuesday.

I The Raleigh Drogreu, of January 21, hat an editorial stating that a gentleman from Florida, Georgia aad South Carolina, states that the'people of the cotton States are the worst whipped set he ever saw or heard of. They look npon all as gone, believing Sherman will meet with no obstacles. They winl Ihe best peace they can get, and want it now. (' The Troffrett, in snotLer article, says! Sherman will take Charleston, Williams-ville, Columbia and Raleigh Grant will stay where be is, and keep Lee's army in the vise that haa held it for! the last ten months. Sherman and Terry will move on Newbern, which would be the water base, and liaiaigh the inUad iwnr mm.

Grant on the James, and Sherman at Raleigh, all transportations (tit ofi and supplies exhausted, Lee's army would be in a tight place. The Governor and Legislature will leave, but the people will stay where they are, here and throughout the State, and will do as they have done at Savannah make the best they can of the condition of- things. They could not help it that the people want peace, regardless of -Jeff Davis or Abe Lincoln." Give them peace and protection for person and property, and they care very little about boundary lines or who shall be President. The rrogre says tkat rumors are rife in Richmond of its evacuation at aa early day. 1 i The Evacuation of Mobile Confirmed.

Caixo, Feb. 16 Tbe New Orleans DtUm says: The evacuatbn of Mobile was be- Eun, aad the fact wis known' to General ranger as early aa January' 14. 15,000 bales of cotton are ia the city, which Gen. Maury haa ordered be destroyed aa soon as our forces take posessioa of the place, bnt it is believed the citizens will give it up. I Snbscriptioas at Philadelphia.

PHiiADEirfrtA, February 16. Subscriptions to the 7-30' reoived by Jay Cooke to-day, amounted to .4,266,800 dollars, inclusive of. 1,000, 0W dollars- from New York, and sm of 2000,000 dollars from SJincinnatL There wire 3,120 individual subscriptions of 60 aid 100 dollars each. Gold at the Xveaiag Board. Nrw Toxx, Februaf 16.

Gold to-night t- 'r' -i I Nxw Tone, Februay 16 The steamer Mont Ream, from Jmaicn, has arrived. She bring no 1 a mt a mm saa aaa St. Lonis Market." Sr. isheavy; aal, of aiddlins cplaU 4 7c. Ths rx iat.

ax 3u0 l' ia raV Kile at toj trj tiaiia etrf an4 as." rf'WjW-tr. Vhiai-l. Owal Oat ara Arm XXXYIIIth Congress 2d Session. SEN ATS. rVkmsry K.

The Senate bill was passed ta pay the American Colonisation Society for tbe support of the recaptured Africans in Mr. Wilson introduced a bill to increase the efficiency of the staff of the army. It provides that tbe staff officers of aa army or department of more than a corps shall have the rank and pay of Colonel of cavalry; less than a corps, aad more than a division, Lieutenant Colonel's; less than a division, Major's. Referred to Military Committee, i The bill to regulate commerce between the several Statea was taken up. After Mr.

Ten Eyck's remarks in. opposition to the bill, it was postponed till Saturday. I The Naval Appropriation Bill was considered, aad all amendments of the Finance Committee affecting the appropriation were concurred in. I Mr. Wade offered an amendment to the bill for the establishment of a Board of Admiralty, similar to the one offered i a the House a few days ago.

Pending its consideration the Senate adjourned. house. The House passed the Senate bill for the establishment of a steam mail service between the United States, China and Japan. The House then passed the joint resolution to muster out of old regiments the non-commissioned offioers aad privates, who enlisted for the unexpired terms of such regiments, with the assurance and understanding that they should bemuster-ed out with The amendatory internal revenue bill waa taken up. The amendment under debate was the one heretofore offered by Mr.

Hooper, the object of which ia to restrain, by increased tax the ever issue ef bank notes, and to compel State Banks to come under the National Banking law. Various amendmenta were -offered and rejected, including one by Mr. Wilson, restraining National Banks from paying out any other than National ourrency, and Stat Banks from issuing or paying out any other than National currency after the 1st of January, 186.5. Mr. Hooper's amendment waa then rejected, leaving the tax on banks as in the law.

The amendment proposed by the Committee on Ways and I Meana assessing a duty of 5 per cent on cess of incomes over $600, and 10 per cent on excess of incomes over $3,000 was amended so as to also collect the duty on incomes derived from bank and other dividends, and to collect 10 per cent only on excess of incomes over $5,000. Mr. Ancona offered an amendment that the special income tax does not apply to incomes, of officers of the army and navy for 1864, who are since discharged for disability or wounds contracted in service, or by expiration of term af service, and that any such tax which ahall have been paid shall be refunded. KTIX1KO SESSION. A resolution was adopted instructing the Committee on the District of Columbia to inquire whether persons have not been sold out of the jail to substitute brokers.

If so how many and who obtained the money. Tbe House went into Committee on the amendatory Internal Revenue bill. The section, providing a duty of six cents per pound on cotton until July 1,1866, and alter mat cents, payaoie in com, having been read, Mr. Stevens moved to strike out the words, "payable in coin." A debate followed, after which Mr. Stevens' amendment was adopted.

Mr. Miller proposed a duty or 8 cents on cotton. Rejected by one majoaity. Mr. Holman offered a new section to refund the; tax assessed on molasses from sorghum, Rejected.

Mr. Boutwell offered a' new section to tax sales one-half per centum; pending which, the House adjourned. i Orders from the Adjntaat General's Department Gea. Palmer Com- maads Kentucky. ahhim QTOBT, February 16.

The following General Order haa been promulgated: Wit IrrVMjtT. Auiun i WAaiuauXu. February 10, 1-oi. Cnrral Order No. 71.

i The State of Kentucky wilt constitute the Military Department of Kentucky. Major Gen. M. Palmer, U. S.

VoL, is assigned to the command of the Department of Kentucky. I The 2d Department of the Cumberland will include the State of Tennessee and such parts of Northern Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi as may be occupied by troops, under the command of Major-General Thomas. Sd. All troops in the Departments tf Kentucky and Cumberland will, in the absence of Major-General Sherman, be subject to the orders of Major-General Thomas except the posts on the east bank of the Mississippi River, which will be subject to Major-General Canby's orders. In the movement for protecting navigation, that river, in all respects, be under the direct orders of their departments, and whenever time will permit, Gen.

Canby will communicate his orders through Such commanders. The Department of the Mississippi will embrace so much of that State as msy be occupied by troops of the Military Distriot' of West Mississippi, on the river. The Department of the Gulf will embrace the Statea of Louisiana and Texas. Other MiBtsry Districts on the Gulf of Mexioo will report direct to the commanding General of the Military District. By order of the Secretary of War.

Assistant Adjutant General. New York Market. New Toxx, February 16. Cottoa Is Manor metirr, without anr ehna In notation quote aaira ot aiiaouax nptaaaa as t'i--r. Floor Tha anark lur fctata and Wra la is tetfrr oa fommoa a nit mr11nm eradfbut lh marCet ia rathar mora qntal.

Oaod brand, aro dull aad droapinx. Wa quote aafca 1 3Dfci for art otata, til 2um.1I 36 tut coamaooa to Rood ahipaing brand as. tra round hoop Ohio, and. til yOfur trade brand, tha market clvsiag quit with ecarcd; to much i Wtkkr Is ootet; qvote sal of Stat at S3 27 and Weatern at S3 IS. CJrain Wheat trfmnri flrn bat the market ia very qniet; wa qaoceaojeaof winter red watra at S3 fomnn i Karine sprint; at S3.

11; and priake No. 1 Milwaukraclubat A3 Cora ia dull and aot Bra: wa quota old mixed weateraat ei8(ai Kre qniet quota aale at SI 62 for WMiera Barley ia iteadr UaU are dull wa quota aaiea of weatara at SI ldifrl 10.1, bat tht latter ia aa cjttrems ariee. Mmo naTanneb iretaHinaT at XV per IH. Grocaik1 Coffee ia firm: wa quote aale for Kin; tetftoe for Stark-abo; and -Mc forJara. i Hneee in firm wa quote aale of MnaroTado at lvS3Z'i; and UaTaua ltxaintc Molaiee ia dull and nominal.

We quota al new crop Cuba at eor. roUnm Ia dull wa quote aaiea at zttOc for eruda, tfc for reued la bond, and afi47o for refined free. Wool-Iadutl. Provbiion The Pork tnitrVot i heare and lower; we now quota aale at S36 axM for new meea; 833 TUff a for lS-' raeh and in the regular war, rloalne at SU eaah a 0OS3! CO for prime; SM 603 73 for prim naeas ale aaiea sf 3.S09 brla new mea for february, March aad April, barara aad -llf- at ka tOAV Oa. Urrf la quiet at SIS Sue-a for plain mea, and i.i -r extra, B.ea are iuet aaiea at aa Ou; lor choice.

meata are (trade aad arm; quota, 17ld) Ue for Niauldera, aad l622c for Pr Swine are Srmer; quote aale at for light to heavy weetpm Baron ia ia fair demand wa onote aale at XtftluHc for Cumb. rut, XI So for abort ribbed. Jfcf for lone cat aiaaxe, abort tUt Lxd rather heavy; we quote aaiea at j43B Butter ia quiet aad firmer, with aaiea at for Ohio, and 3p for Stale ia ateady at for common ts arima. I v- New York Moaey aad Stock Bfarket. Nxw Yoxx, February 1C.

Money Is enirtan eeay, with larje apply, at (per ct, for BterUna xchane la vary dull aad Wa tuot it at UKvcylurt for fold- America a Gold Ia dull and lower, npnliil at XVf. declinias Jul, and cfoaiac at EH. -Ooraa-nmeam Stock Are active, aad decidedV armer. quote: JJ, a-jn, coup 111V T7. 8, Sa, -in1; -lie 17 i roup r.S.

4-SOe, re I 8. 10-Ma, re 17. S. 1 -Tr oerti u. K.

a. Treaa. JJe Other Stock Are la rood demand, but lower, quote Wa Cumberland, V. J. Cntral, TT1.

OntfaL. Iitt.baxa J1H B4 4 97 UAV N. W.Bfti i Eock M. C. M.

r. M. 8. fUi 4. Beadina IM4j 5 fnry b.

au.4- Alton a X. IX- pal 7U Canton SlH w.n kliaaouri aa Wabash pM. v. a at. Xri are fei Qmekaileer Be Alton AT.

43 Pacine MitiK. Mil. A Prafieda atsX 'Atlantic S. 8. Co31 4 ilium IS Harlwa.

Tt C. A C. A prrfrreL-. i Gallagher's New York Stock Exchange. Nxw Toxx, February 16.

Stocks closed dun at Callaarher Board to-airht, at ta followlag rate: Cold KewTork Central, 115; Urim, 7SS: rfadetm, VM Beadina, Mi 84: Toiedo, 113; Bock Iilud. Forth VTeatem. Morth Weetera. pfd, ft Wayn 7 Cumberland 7 Michiraa Doutaerntc: Illinoia Central lllHa; Ohio A iaeiaiippt 77H QuiekniTer. 66 Martooaa, ll Mtchigaa Central, 113; I hicaco A Alton t4.

tiorernment Mocke S-Saj, new iarao, 10-ttJa. IOC'1 -a. old bwne, in t. The cHock market thia erenia was very dull. Gold waa active, and after call it aold at SM Closing Rates of Gold.

Nxw Tone, February 15. Geld closed a the rail, at GatUeber'a Eeenlnc Ptork Etrhanr. at Jf. Aftar call it aadiard taMtat which rata UcloaHU, "Toe wings of Time are no other than two heavy bills, only drawn and accepted. He is continually wasting the sand from his glass to dry.the wet ink of promissory notes.

i MV artin rr rrel The Destruction GillesonvillrV-Cottoa from Texas Kirbv Smith ia Business Toriaa ia Alabama Said oa Jasper -Calhoaa'e Beat deare in Ashes Ho ward's -Corps ia the Swamp r. Hardee's Trobpa TheConntry Iepopnlted Kaage saeat at Salkaaalckie Ac. New Toxx, eb. 10. The irtmcloa of the town of Clllesonville, South Carolina, was done in retaliation for the murder of a colored Cnun soldier, formerly a The Ilermld New Orleans correspondent says, sit and eight mule teams are engaged in htuling Cotton from the interior of Texas to the Kio Grande, whence they return wlh supplies received the river from Matamoras, consisting in part af war implements from Enttland, and medical and other si ores from Northern cities.

Kirky Smith, it appears, devotes more attention to cotton speculations than to military matters it pays According to the Richmond Wkif, they hare lories in Alabama. A party recently made a raid on the town of Jasper and burned the Court-hbuse, Jail, and several buildings. The mansion in which John C. Calhoun was bora and lived till near the time of his death, at Braddock's IVint, South Carolina. recently, accidentally, took fire and burned to the ground.

The World correspondent shows that Howard's corps, in its advance, was obliged to press its way through forty miles of swamps ef the most dismal character, against Hardee's army, which they con. atantly pressed back by vigorous charges. These chargea the chivalry could not stand, consequently the losses on either aide were emalL The whole country was found to be depopulated, excepting ef old and helplessne groes, who were on the verge of starvation. The first stand made by the rebels was at the Salkehatchie Kiver, on the opposite side of which they showed themselves in force. Aided by a flank movement, our troops, with fixed bayonets, charged across the stream which was five feet deep, in the face of a heavy fire, and wrested the position from the rebels, who fled in disorder toward Branchville, leaving their guns un-spiked.

We lost one hundred and fifty killed and wounded. Among tha latter was Colonel Swaine. Dxatb or Cob. Washington A. Bartlett, formerly an officer in the United Statea Navy, and father of the young lady whose marriage a few years ago to Senor Oviedo, of Cuba, waa known aa the "diamond wedding," died in New York on Monday, aged 4H years.

In 1801 he was actively engaged in fitting out a naval brigade, but subsequently left the service. Wkli. Tcaxxn. Juvenile Swell "Oh, how delightful it must be to be a dog! Young Lady "Never mind, Charlie, you have a chance to grow. GROCEIirCS.

6. W. BISHOP, la tha arm af K.M. Blehoa Cot BIOP DRQTOERS Wholesale Grocers, HAVE TS STORE A LARGE AND well aaeorted atnrk. which thee offer for aula la lot to salt purabaaera, aad wbrca coualata ia part of Isoverlng's White Nnrxars, IleflntMl Yellow Suarm, New Orleans Hnirars, Various brands Sirnpft.

IX I A Xetuniyra Coffee, tureen Ulaclc Teas, Elackerela.uia-.hf.Na.akita. Window Cnlass. nisnor BcoTncKS; No. 16 Street, uppaaita maniac uouea, lidtibuu, j. ALITJSEIXEirTS.

MOZART tt A L. LXOKABD OBOTBB DIBBOTOB (Ale of tiroeer'a Cheetnut atree Theater, Philadai-phia, and Greeer'a Theater, Waahlngton. D. POMTIVELY THE LAST NIGHT OF TOE SEASON. Friday, Feb.

17, 1863, Will ba preaented Mryerbcer'a rrand maater-pro-ductwa, LES HUGUENOTS. MARCHI. KORMKH VELESTINK. MAD. UKIITH JrtllANNSKS KAOI L.

Cil IsKlTl. TA.HAUO MAIIUAUITA 1K YAI.OIS M'LLK PAULINE CANIKKX' Bo7sKOSB' TIIKODOBE HABKLMAX BB A I SOPHIE PZIIBA Col' NT-UK 1T. Bol! uIIKINUICl STKINKCKR I'OlNTHK NK KRS. ISA Hull LEHMAN EIKST LAliY OK lltNtK MAIL AK1.A11KT ZlMMkUMAN l-ECOND LADY UK MAD. MATILDA BEROER THOREFii.

a. lll.VKl.Es VIKKEi IWH' J.iSKPH KLK.B.H 1K IUTZ. EbOlAKli HA I Kit VI K'T EKNiT ItllHiK K('0-D MONK ANTON UUAi' THIRD MONK, 1 ALrnoNso tbchs ti, M1S4 UK RES A WOOD Tlii imnefie Oeera I nrewnted entire. The tint and attention. etuiy and rvhetu-wil, iiicid'-ntal to the tl.e entire rlateic and imMtra in happiljean orrr.

The Orwra haa rwivMl aln-al a. -raJ jepn eentaHona thia M-a-on, which are rvyanld aa tha ntitt perfect in Am-rica. A higtilr NU--fitrtcr retformanc be koki-d for-4 ward to. Taata atay be aernred frnra 10 o'clock A. M.

tot P. at tha srneio htore of A. O. PRTKR8 BKO Pike'a Opera Hoaae ttculdlar, Fourth etreet. At nieht at tha Bos, Otace of MuaartUall.

PP.irES OF ADMISSION. Pnrriaett aad Dra Orel, aeat aecared- l.lmiMinit rami if Oallery It -S oo I OO Pike's Opera House. Jf. Piaa aad Masi pioaaia Xanaeer and Treaaurev TawMas v'1" if.trv niaaaafa J-ABEWEtt BENXElf Axtiatei aUM CttABLOTTB THOMPSOM. TRTDAT KTK5TNS Feb.

17. ISM. perfonitaBee kvwomiti wih f.uaaNpeare a trareciy or -BOMEO ANDJfLIBT. Juliet Chariatte Thompson Performance will conclude with a Grand Dirertiae. aient by th ZATISTOWSaU TBOCPB.

Katine to-aiorrow. FOBTY THIKTKS. Kondny avaninc, firat appear nee of tbe iuinitabia Coiucdiaa. PBTCHELL. Parma or Anaisnov.

Dree Circia, Parqnetta and Balcony. OO eea ta Gallery BO eeata been red aata. PriTat Boxes, BS toBaV. awchadrea ta ana act adauttad. Poors open at o'clock comaaeaea at 1 'olock.

Wood's Theater. Corner of Via and Sixth aliaala. JSJ d.ri1""- BTaBaeara O. Oolllna, Traaaar. ar: H.

B. athea, btag Director. Pbjcb or AoBiaaioa Draaa CIreU and Paraaetts, Bot'V, SSI '1 7c' -rr. FriyatS Ioara ob at IX e'dock eoataaeaee at 7X. FRTDAT ITMHHI, Feb, 17.

ftnet and last appearaaca of Mr. J. E. McDONol'QIi. ECSTACH BArDIN, i BOBEBT MACAIHE.

Last act at tha BBYBN 8DJTER4. Monday, EDWIN ADAMS. Wood's Theater. N- CHANGE OF i Fottka kraeat aad last appearance mf EL McDONOUGH, i 'beB hajill appear Is hU original character of EUBIlcnE BAUD 127, TfaTinr Jeen-rnnl by hint far fifty conaecatiT autihta in PhUavieaja, Euatacheftb J. E.

MrDonourh jnja nanotie Kicnanuoa Viler hrst appearaacc. After which. i Bshertaaeaire, tt. Baraenra. BobertMa J.

E. MrDouourh Jaque Strop Sidney Bmith th? PerirmBC' with the lat scobs of SETEHSiBTEBS. It, a new Palace Varietleau Viaatret.BaCFoart,4 TUB GKEA1 zx ta TO-KIfiHT A T.ata'jf. WHOUSJILE GROCER no. sa r.TATrr cr: arw a aa arvaw t-isat OI olxi.xa.a.tl.

sm hhdM. rood rtrirtlr choir, v. q. Snrar: hbt. (..

Oraa. Pow dand hvaaed Iauewt an hr4a. choir new O. Mnllllli; hf. bble.

old do. ban rood to cbow-e Bio ToO: lr oM Lrurra and Jaea fkjra. Noe. 1, 1 and Wei-kerel 1.U8S krvra Shoenbrrrer and BWiaoat Fail. Lufiuatnnl Ivbaora.

tiirara. Wunlia aa Oordaovs hr-irea, Teae, Koeea, Caaxllea. inl earv other artil" on hand and lor aale, at The. I La No. SO Maia street, aear Columbia- apo-tf ATjcnoir sat.t,-;.

JAMES TL LAWS CO. aad Mai a atreet. Sxatatlw Brt We wra aen at our rtore. No. MaJa etreet.

VX1PA XORXIXli, February at a'ciooa. the ueual aeaJHOtent of naple t.rocerie. att at aa mi. aja a J. A.

II rxT. Bra! Ketate AufooerT. TJ West Third atreet. Two Well Btaill Btrie-k SwelUBur Baaw. n.

im ea, eati ler ai re-e-a, aae-awr-e-aa aaa erru and Waer, at AneilaaW VIII I eold at MONDAY AFTKBSO0W. "WQxr 3v 1-. el '-lt-h. ea tke erenitie. witle- at rt4-re.

a w-tl iMiitt trn-k clwellmr how ef roeane. neerl. new; nne dr cellar, i ietera ea ar airaul. i.le entraaoe. He i I.J (i frft an ll-v, ell in itoori onler and a Wirm4r neilibr lioii, inhi-re property i adTanciux i rapidlj laa I )ur.

Term eaey tme-tan r-n, naiaitrein oaran sww Teare, or ail cn il nr itpsi. i uh prrpn-i, aaai -lllte. Kit -T lr- pi UBLIC SALE. THE UXDXK- JL alirned ill oSer aw aale, at public a actio, at raw lata d'Preraaiita ace ox oeo. a.

poiumaie, Btwl lift Kut IWI etreet. Ciar-iaa TL KM'AT. tb. net day of February. A.

p. laaa, feaa rood aad cam tele or at oeoaaaed, aonawunaj awra of pouada of aheet oopeer, l.X pound of atria a lot of oM copper, u.eoo poaaaa ot eeao, aaa tin. analter. train, (team ruajra. eoppar xorma, 1 tare aiae.

on Inch, the other LM kteaw Pall art of eopperenutn loou, eonper etiua nana froat ta SM rmlloaa, toaherwith a rariety otaaar articlea. each aa banchea, beadMaa; aiarhin. ptaaauraa acalea, ac-. Ye. rai to commence aa iv ewem a Term: Parch anoaalul to S3 Vwa, an.

paid ia aaah aboe that aunt, note at. eta, aaaauaa wit wo gaum eanwa a rVHreare tft. I. fee- BU BABBITT. 8.

H. BAEEJLTT, r-iAirox' act lien I AHXr Vi HOLES ALE DEALEQ W4 ata4 Willow-Ware Brooaaa, Wick, Hatches A Brashes. DSALXB IB aPaT-TOBAtXXJ aad OIOABS ta hrn atook. a price ttiaa caa be pjfhad ia the West. YimeiHTA E.

corner Walnut Front ct. laieaaawpatwr 1 TbeXOentTftl National Cizi OF CINCINNATI. paniaalF OaBtsi. Ha a Sauna DEAL8 IN Erfhange GajTernmentrStocks A Bntfs QIlartellaarten, Vouchers, y. T.

PESKKS, CMUler. ias-tr TP -JS jS. JLi TH, TOCLWE COXSIGN'MEXT. 100 BAKItKLS MAItHALLS J. Vy BourlKta Whik.

iron hooped; loa Barrela N. Pike' Whi-W 71 Barrel 8. N. PlLe'a Maturiia WWT. The above ar held on cousirnuieut, aad will be aold low fur cash.

JANES II. LAWS A CO felfi tt A7 and if Mala tr PHILLIPS, SLEDGE Provision rollers AND COMMISSION AGENTS, a Kxehur BtaUlallBaJ. niNCISNATI. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO TIIK purcha and sal of Pork. Beef.

Barwa. Lard. Bora, Oil, Tallow, lour. Grain, Uirtiwiaea, A. Advance aude oa conaignuMttU lo our correspondent) in all th Baatera citiee.

Befar to the Commercial Bank, (Mnciunati Kiae aey A Bankers, Cincinnati and Maatern. Wen-era, rtotharn. and Ctacinnati ProTiaiea Marcaaaaa gen rally. HAIX1JEL B. KEYS.

DEALER IS GOLD AND 0YT SECCRITE3, a West Third strrrt, Ciaciaaati, ILL BUY OR SELL GOLD. Stock, or V. B. Government Bunds, aa it sion, at th regular fctock Board ia New Tark Clur oela-tt Disjoint Ion rrniE paktxeestiip irERETOPORU JL esrwtins under th name of P. Andrew A Oew.

sa flisaolTedon th lut Inst, hy th withdrawal of 11 1 at aa M. Hiirh. Th buaiaeea wiU ooatUaed ayP. Aar drew end Lloyd, without ehanre of firm uiw: Th partncrahia andsr th name af Geore hi. B'e A was alas dteaolTed oa the 1st bt th wua.

drawalafa. Andrew aad B. Lloyd. Th bajnae at ueoraja at. nigh a t.

wiu coattaaea Th buaiaess of P. Aadrew A will P. Andrew that of wesiss M. Hk R. LIX1T D.

Jaauary ts, tl tW, aj, HlQaT, Tobacco. Z. nr. B0XR8 peach dFFERLNGri- 1V7V- Hard prea.M: -lo boxes Paach Ofleria', Natural Leaf; BO I Mrina. pound i ,0 Lnnealled, pounds; 4 Boyal tm.

noanda: 40 Mnroolia, pannoal 70 raddle Will Mx-ka, Am. In store anH tnr Mb he KAMJAK8, MeLAUORLIB A OO-Tobacco 6om miion Agest. Ms. 4 Walnut atr t. Fresh peaches, strawberries; aUspberri, Krf-pluma, taarrle and PhmaAp.

Pie, a and 3 lb cans; freak Pea and Cora, aad Lay cans Lobsters, core snd arm ed Oyaters. aad La sans: and ralloa Oharkin. rofakbii.A i.AKvDAni, niiMnai 1 neater nunaiaa atreet, between Third and Fourth atreet. CoiijKlgmexxts. pLOVER seed, bags AND BBLSL 5 do da aw eatrer, amaii ana nrp pax.

caaka Potash. I barrel Pee rl Aah. a brrel Been. lU) bah-i heataat. nit lb.

Honey. 8 barrela Tar. For sale by P. TBKIfCHARD Grocers aad Commission Merchant. Ja3 H.

W. cor. Walnut aad Cotamixastsv pONSICNM ENTS i Cloeereeed, barrel and bars narmi am 11 a lour; bsrs snd Barrels Buckwheat 3 ars Ilarler bushels: Barrela Beana; Bushels beet nuts; Xta) Pouada Butter i 3 Bate, lea there SHarrrl Pine Tr. 1 Foraalsbr KPWti P. fcl t- W.

corner Waluut aad Ooiumbta 1- PURE WTNE3 AND BRAXDIT3. Bt. Sferoaaux A Co.1 Champara, eart soadr Ceal, donate, aad fioerA Bm. qlm. and pts.

lsarkiinr Cataw on, qt. aad p. Jaoe Hennsasee Bnady, TiBtag rv-i, la.z Otrd, ia-oet, PeouwB, p'es, m-ht -wbalessl sad retail by J. J. TRAXt riA-N --tional Theater Buil.Unjr, 8roaavra strSst, hiwssm Third and i ourth streets.

fttUx TRISIL SCOTCH, EYE AND EOUB- JL. BOX WHISKT. Old and Bar Irish, Scotch, Br sad Biaataaaa hiaky. Old aad parsBrsnn'iVa, Port aad Madeira HiaiK ine, hvo das. Blackberry Brandy, tor sale, wholesale aad retail, by liattoaal Theater Buildieir r- J.

J.TRiJCHlJT, IMS betweea Third and ioarth Mreata. 63 bt ps-haw mad choice Bia 1 tumaoa to nur sua; a mat extra Jaa For sals by BOWLAKTt BTOCKT03T. jalt 1 4 West Second etress. BALTIMORE SIRUP. li half For aale by rTWAB7 T.

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