V
ALBANY REGISTER.
VIXAJSOAI. M -EM!s:W'I4I
(iold in XewTork 112. Legal
tender, 88I89o.
Wheat in Liverpool average,
12s6d12s8d; Club 12s 10d
13.
The Portland Jhtlktln gives the
total number of vessels in the dis
trict as sixty-one, forty of which are
steamers and twenty-one sailing
vessels, with an average tonnage of
15,814. Value of imports for 1872,
$728,825; value of exports, $642,
IJ14. Excels of imports over ex
ports, $86.21 1 . Duties on imports,
collected at Portland, during 187?,
$272,562 85. Tonnage for the
same period, Sl,766 18
We see that the Lebanon Mills
taker's extra flour is quoted at
Portland, in jobbing lots, at $5 per
barrel.
San Francisco tefegrams furnish
the following quotations for that
market : Flour quiet at $66 25
$) bbl, for jobbing lots of best city
xtra. Wheat firm at $2 05 for
round lots. Oats, $22 25 $ 100
lbs. Wool is quiet in Eastern mar
kets; Boston pays 4042 for Cal
ifornia spring; 2328 for fall;
clips, 3037c. California stock
between 2,000,000 aud 3,000,000
lbs.
Wheat market lias been consid
erably excited during the week. At
Portland-the price has advanced to
U 651 70 $ cental. In this
city buyers are offering 75c J bush
1 for wheat in warehouses.
The probability of opposition in
the carryiug trade on the Willa
mette has already liad a beneficial
effect, causing a reduction of 50c
pet ton on the cost of handling floor
and gram from the river boats to
the ocean steamers at Portland. A
further reduction is anticipated.
In canvassing our city markets
yesterday we found nothing to
change except butter, now quoted
at 2025c $ lb., and eggs, 30c lb
dozen. The holidays revived trade
somewhat, but business is but so so
money tight.
FOBEIUM SEWS.
Small-pox, imported from Boston,
is spreading throughout Nova
Scotia.
In an election for municipal offi-
cers at Tampieo, Mexico, recently,
a disturbance arose resulting in the
killing and wounding of eight.
A special from Berlin says the
British Ambassador at t. Peters
burg delivered a note to Prince
(iortschakoff informing him that
Kngland will abstain from interfer
ing with Kussiaii progress in Cen
tral Asm, if it does not threaten
Afghanistan. Nine thousand live
hundred Khives troops are now
lieseiging the Russian forts on Euba
river. Another two thousaud
Khives are depredating on the Rus
sian fisheries at the mouth of Euba.
Bein'brcements have been sent to
the Russian troops in that locality.
Diplomatic relations between the
Swiss government and the Vatican
are broken off. The Papal Lega
tion at Lucerne will probably be
abolished, the Charge de' Affairs
aud attaches having been recalled.
The Ministers of Austria, iier
manyand Russia, at Athens, act
ingou instructions from, their re
spective governments, joiutly ad
vised the Greek Covenimeut to
end the difficulty about the Law.
rien silver mines ly conceding the
4maafa of France and Italy,
At Havana, Cuba, the epizootic
has broken out among oxen in iwo
jurisdictions. It is of a mild type,
but the death of ten followed im
mediately on the lirst attack
Tt is thought a revolution against
the new government of .Mexico,
will occur before February. Upris
ing in the States of Coahila and
Chihuahua are exjiected.
It is reported that the Austrian
Government lias determined to dis
pense altogether with the services
of Count YonBeust.
bill providing for the emanci-
ration of the slaves of Porto Pico,
was read in the Lower I louse of
the Cortes at Madrid, Spain, on
the 24th n't. All the slaves are to
be free within four months after the
promulgation of the passage of the
bill. Slave owners are to be in
demnified tor their property. Many
Deputies expressed their approba-
tion of the bill by cheers a1't?r its
leading. The bill provides that
slave owners s' all receive 80 per
cent, irjdenvdty.
King Kamchameha died at Hono
lulu, Dec. 11th, about 10 A. M.,
after a brief illness. He has named
no successor and there is an inter
regnum, during which the people
are sovereigns. I he legislative as
sembly will meet in January when
it is expected a successor will be
appointed. The Gazette favors a
free constitution and thinks this a
proper time in which to move for
one.
Minister Schenck has returned to
London from Italy.
An explosion in a coal mine at
Silverdale, Eng., reported oil the
23d nit., caused the death of eight
persons.
A diamond weighing 288 carats
has been found in the diggings in
Southern Africa.
(i.imbetta's organ in Paris pre
dicts a serious parliamentary crisis
when the Assembly meets in Janu
ary. A Consistory was held in Rome
on the 23d tilt. The Pope deliver
ed an alocution, in which he said
the church was still sorely persecut-
ed. The purpose to destroy her :
was shown m the acts of the Italian ,
oveniment, which compelled the
clergy to serve in the army, aud
imjwsed heavy taxes on church pro
perty. He solemnly protested
against the bill in the Italian Iar
liaiuent for the suppression of re
ligious corporations, and declared
that the title to property acquired
by this means would be null and
void, lie repeated his censures of
those who encroached on the rights
of the church, at d denounced Ger
many, where pitfalls of o))eii vio
lence, calumny and ridicule were
employed to destroy the church,
and men who are ignorant of relig
ion sought to define its dogmas
He concluded with a protest against
the clergy donation bill recently
passed by the Spanish Cortes, and
a general condemnation of the
American system.
HIi'llin'OP.
The Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church have appointed
Rev. Albert 8. Hunt, Rev. C.
Fowler, I). D., and Gen. Clinton
B. Fisk, a delegation to bear the
fraternal greetings of the General
Conference of that denomination to
the Genera! Conference of the M,
E. Church .South at its nextsession.
j4Hsh Bill tigs says : " 'Give the
devil his due' reads well enough iu
a proverb, but what will become of
you and me if this anamgeneut is
carried out."
The Empress uf Auftria spends
aunua'ly 50,000 florins for her ward
robe. Three Vermont hotels have lady
clerks, and they clerk to the satis
faction of the public.
A colored man was once asked
why he did not get married. "Why,
you see, sah," said he, "1 got an
old m udder, an' I hab to do for
her, ye see, sah, an' if I don't buy
her shoes an' stockings she wouldn't
get none. Now, ef I was to get
married, I would hab to buy dem
tings for my wife, an' dat would lie
j takiu' de shoes an' stockings right
out o' my mud ier's motif.
President Thiers received the
Japanese Embassadors on Christ
mas Day at the Palace Flysee.
A New York paper of Decem
ber 19th says this : It is stated
that the English capitalists who
i have for a long time past been en-
deavoring to secure control of one
of the At'antic cables, have suc
ceeded in purchasing a controlling
interest in the New York, New
foundland and London Telegraph
Company, and that'tlie office of the
Company will be removed to Lon
don, where all imKirtant business
will be transacted. The capital
stock of the Company is 84,300,000
The English capitalists havesecured
about three-quarters of it. Much
of the purchase money has already
; been sent to this city. The names
of the managers has not yet been
ascertained.
Since it has been estab'ished that
the Nicaraguan Ministership is
fixed, the ampliations for that posi
tion have increased in a wonderful
manner. Among the names men
tioned as applying for the position
are two Governors of Territories
and several Senators whose terms
expire the present session.
Near I'ittstield, Illinois, on Fri.
day last, William and C'arkson,
brothers and well to do bachelor
farmers, were found frozen to death
in their house, having been dead a
week.
Samuel Sinclair, publisher of the
Tribune, N. Y., is reported as hav
iug resigned
Bv the breaking of an iee mwao.
above Cincinnati last Monday, two
steamers and a number of barges
were sunk, and others damaged
At Oswego, N. Y., a fire on the
30th tilt., destroyed $30,000 worth
of property ; at Grange, N. Y., on
the 31st alt., 840,000 worth ; at
Alexandria, Ya., at the same date,
100,000 worth, 55,000 of which
was insured.
Burglars entered Trinity Church,
N. Y., last Monday night and rob
bed the contribution boxes.
Last Monday two trains in Illi
nois on the Logansport and Wabash
Valley railroad collided, killing
Mr. Wolf and injuring others.
A New York telegram of Dec.
18th, says : Both the daughters
of Mr. Greeley were in Court to
day to listen to the testimony rela
tive to their father'snsanity. They
seemed very Jolly over it Gabriel
le was laughing nearly allthetime,
and when any quotations from Mr.
Greeley's speeches were made,
would laugh immoderately.
Mosby is to marry a Philadelphia
belle next month. She is worth
40,000 in " hard cash."
Beu. Wade has a handsome
daughter who wants to marry a
poor carpenter, aud who will do so
ui spite of opposition,
A Philadelphia ordinance forbids
the building of cornices of a com
bustible material
SET TO-DAY.
PER CENT SAVED
by Btftrdra
j JJJj y1 QQQJ jsj
KLINE & CO.,
ALBAXY. ORKKOX.
Just Received.
nil entire new stock of the
MostFashionable Qoods of tbeSeason
-seen as
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
3Q0T3, SHOES,
TAPS,
HATS,
MLAMi,
CROCKERY
and HARDWARE,
China 5utln Dress Good,
MARY STEIAR T KTRIPfK,
POPLIS Ll'KTREN,
SCOTCH PLAIDS,
TAIHS CLOTH,
KTRIPED,
PLAID,
nod
KXITTED
SHAWLS,
M'ABFS,
WOOLEN KAQl'EM
UKAXt AND CIIAHPIOS
HAT'S,
mill n large stork of
FANCY GOODS!
VARPETH,
OIL CLOTHS, &
Honwe Furniftliiiig Goods,
ALL OF WHICH IS OFFERED
AT THE
3jO,wisis,a?
PHI O BS.
Pint-fit., MUotnlBf Pet Mm
P1AXOS-ORGANS.
PIANOS.
HAllET. mvis a eaja
CELEBRATED PIANOS
Take Hie Highest ICfsnk.
II
AM.Ki. DAVIS A CO.'S P(A30
luivc Ikhmi selected he n- ICxih-ihUh
Committee of tin' Worlds dm dice m tlw
Best pihhom. No other Piano win Bu
used.
lE'xnsz: 23x2.ciol,
The (ma! i st living Pianist, who was in
Boston, attending the Jubilee, says
" the Jfniiei DAvta A (o.'n i i:1lv
exeela, in every particular, all !lu r
Pianuk."
("all and examine and nee foryonreelves,
or send for Price hist ami Cm niars.
W. K. BA1GEB, Sole Agent,
at Snow A Roos' An (ialirry.
78 First street, Pori.and.
"DEV. 1. W. ROOS, 5' it - , u a; gf,.
XV U'i- of hi' MotlHidlsi Chiuvb, Sun
Francisoi, saj : "In my opthim,4eoriM
hihmIn a Vo.Hi Oi'KtiuN have ho eoual
for nthness and aweetiiem of tone, with
great power. I am familiar with all tu,.
most prominent Orgawi in tin- market.
have owned lour ditferenl kinds, and mi
liesimtinly say I preior tlias; of 'Hoarse
kx1s toanv otlicr."
fk;nd for Pfiee Us! and Circulars for the
finest Organ in Hie world.
W. K. BAJKIKK, Sole Ajtent,
WjSnowaBooa'ArttjaUen,
. ,rs; 9treet' Portland, or.
August KWlvimii
F
or mm tiooi s. uxmrn. tkim
First street.
mu, i.osiery, ete.. tola Tun-ellv
4W
0 TO TCRREIjys FOR HARDWARE,
V Lamps, LamrM-himneys, etc. He has
the Goods to suit you. 4,-j.t
A. B. MORRIS,
General Coitiniisioii
-AND-
F0RW4RDLG MERCHANT.
H
fmr LliASEl) R" CtoADLE s
W A. If EHOUSE
BI T, SELL STORE OR FORWARD
f.iK)tir,.,,"'0,H,al!i"1 "feet. t4wluk
or the vVillamette river, 1 am w, arellTo
WHEAT or OATS,
in nnlimltod (luantltiee.
The ii'i.kiH". j Tlarht t Prim Palil la
ttosh for Wheat aaI Onto.
Parties wishinir
tttranBements to get all the sacks needed.
(.nun Stored and forwarded at lowest
rat es.
A share of patronace is solloitiwl
A. B. MORRIS.
Albany, July 17-lv4
(1 RORGK TUBRELl PATS THE HUM
VJ eetprlce tor all Wnde ol Countrr Pro
duee. Remember the address. Ttirreirs.
irst street.
BLAK SMITHING !
-AND
General Repair Shop.
P H E I XDKUSltiSEI) HAVINC RE
A turned to Albany, aud taken his old
hop on corner of Ellsworth ami Second
streets, announces his readiness to attend
to ail kinds of
BLACK9M1THINO. MILL ft MACHISt;
FORU'Xli, ETC.
Also, has on bond and for su!o, tlH)
COQUII.I.ASD WAGON,
Strayer rorce-iccd
GRAIN
STAR MOUNE,
WOOD'S HEX. PER & MOWER,
which ht .111 sell on tho most raisonabie
tenns. H ,.
HORSE SI10E1NGAllrcnnd,$2
Howttiay, $1.
GIVE ME A CALL.
AU work entrusted to me will receive
prompt attention, and he e.xeented In the
best possible manner, with ood material
A share of public patronn:;( is solicited.
ESSTShopon corner EUsn-m-tii a....,,.,..
streets, opposite Pierced Ferry.
1UV F. WOOD.
AMorted Herchandlite
to tnlt the market. It would be to the In
wij i kivc Dim ma eeriy