n1ovnments OF TreycIIers,
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SO than during the previous part Of the week. There
are at the


AMsRlcAs.-Y. II. Benedict, Tarrytown; L. D. Kins-
ley, West Point; L. Stanton, Fort Hamilton; A. Talcot
Hall, Copper Mines W. b. Blair, David Fitzhugh, U. s.
Al Nv. Edwards, Buffalo; Mr.. Hsary, do; W. MITCHELL
AsroR Capt. John Eldrdge, ship Liverpool" !" Isaac
Pugh Philad; PIT; Jackson, Boston; Mr. Z PARKING
II. Wells, Hartiord Mr.. Lawrence J. ". Edw ards, Bos
ton; James Kennedy, Albany; T. n Berry, Bcstoni T.
Hartford j. H. Cornish ~ c; j. Denis, Boston; hessrs.
Ewing, Gay. Page, St: Louis, Geo Bowen, Worcester
]. p Boyd Portland; Thos Robinson, Bath, Me Jacob
Hayward, Boston; Robert Harris, Canada


FRAsxLrs.-A. Garretson, Believille;J Howell Phila.
Francis Bacon, Chas Hallowe Philad s r. Waterbury,
Baltimore; G. Bushnell, Pokeepsie j. G. Wilburne,
Troy R. Whitney, Louisville s. Hayes Albany; j. W.
Crry,-v. Dalrymple, Morristown; J. II. Hasbrouck,
Kingston, N J; r. sinyvesant Boston; NJ spoford Pc
Kingston: Mr.. Bristol, Capt Clarke, n H John Ross,
Nova Scotia; A. W. Classon, Westchester; w Queen,
Phad; A. Johnson, New York


IowAsD.-s B. Myers, Philad; A W. Mcintyre, do;
W. p Airey stonington; Messrs Draper and Hovey,
Boston; f. Robinson, Attleboro; c. Curtis, Hudson;
c. Gilmore, Philad A. II Dashville Tenlesse; Halyn
Mass; Heath, N c; f. e. Jones, Pnilad; B. Walker j.
Alter, do; J. b. Ives, Salem, Mass


Parisian Fashions, per Cambria. from the


Motics ParIsieMnes.


There is only necessary TO complete the toilet of
fash,onables, shepherdesses hut the shepherdess
crookfor have the shsphsrde hat and the faithful
little King Charles dog all Of which essential TO
complete the carriage airing


Tarlatan dresses, white and coored embroidered for
soires and balls than any other style Of
evening corssge trimmed with rich lace, for
dinner and the they considered recherche
few Representations OF the BouBe noticed most young
ladies' dressed in pink and blue aIlatan, but the
former ard white wore predomnant-tarlatan and lace
scarfs also very much in vogue There never was
such profuaion Of flowers worn at present; adies
scarcely have any other branches, wreaths
SC are promiscuously worn Embro dsred peeiines,
site Taste, are worn by married ladies'. Amazons are
worn with basquines rounded in front.


Gentiemens pants are full on the boo coat full
and shorter then usual watch ribbons with punches OF
seals worn instead of gold chains.


The SHOE TRApE.-The shoe manufacture of New
England IS in rather depressed state at present
the business having been overdone This is severely
felt by the citizens OF Lynn, Danvers, Haverhl and
other large places which their growth to this ma.
nuiacture Perhaps those engsged in branch Of Indus
try have sustained many losses from bad debts
west fraud and failures the shoe dealers of Massachu
ses and New Hampshire Besides the sacrifices in 1888
and 1910, consequent upon the difficulty Of making col
eciions the business has by means recovered the
stability which it had prevousy and were it not for
the tariff ii would stand chance OF being utterly ruin.
ed. We learn that some manufacturers turning h eir
attention to England as field OF particularly
n the article o Pegged shoes none OF which are manu-
iactured out of this country. gentleman from Dan.
sails the present week. the agent OF large
pany whose object is to introduce the manufacture of
pegged shoes into Great Britain Manchester (N H)
.4merieen.


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! MEMBER OF CONGRESS FROM OREeoN.--Mr. White
a delegate appointed by the self-constituted govern
ment Of Oregon has gone TO Congress- to ask for
in that body to represent that distant Territory. lie
carries with him his edentias from the provisional e
gsature OF Oregon, and large petition from inha.
o'ant, OF that REGION asking that the Jurisdiction OF the
United States may be practically extended over that
country He represents that the people OF that land de-
sire to live under the laws and protection of the United
States and that even largo portion OF the persons
neced with tho Hudsons Bay Company anxious for
the same event. Mr.. White is New Yorker by BIRTH
has resided Tor some time the Pacific and Is
TO furnish Congress with much valuable re.
Gpectiug that extensive country. This delegation to
Congress TO induce that body 10 take the actual
panc OF oregon and on his report and will de-
pend the decision OF the question whether not the
people wall establish separate indie pendent Republic on
! the shores OF the Pacific ST. Louis Era, Dec a.



Ths mercury At st. LOUIS, on the ltt instaIt, was
Ave degrees below zero AstoniAhlnSly Geld