New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
December 12, 1866

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oY Bk é New-Dovk 504 Tribune, y De Clad Gh en Fru Se PRICE FOUR CENTS f— NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1866. the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphan Bowe. 10 was Pickett’ i dat y would not be afraid of rage if female suffrage wend that if the House chose to he have no ohjee- rath git application for p arden, Ui od Jun ABO, letter t0 sed. 1shal De j leased to hear from. you bs 308, pro with it. He would 20t be the tint 10 propose ER on tion. Ia the preparation othe ilk preambie, the Com. rea three times and passed. ittes had been to ond the precedent already WASHINGTON. is or pardon, addressed to’ the President, in which Lo saye mad gree 1 a Pa with respect, your obedient servan the watter of suffrage, but if any chan be wade 1t careful v. ONS. ished. In the Eah.iie the Committee hal adopted the Mr. DARLING N.Y) presénted a Rtn of the he City of New-York, for an tp only through the conscientione duty to his mother in ought to bo a radical and 1 3 ung Nuate this Kind. Ho was estab] SERRATE DIROTASION OF THR PIRTRICT SUFFRAGR BILL— g¢ot Wo that be joined the Confoderise army, Persons Tavis y. Hoan 4 {uiBimients ol Jodiuts; Al yoo eatuegh in oft ring this amendment; he was not so declapation of the dent of fre Thiteg Steg oat the Marine Cuderwitya oth Now Sopa, Sor ui DEFINI THE a a j 0 ti rey na wife o jo in tion to of the THN TOUSE VASYES TER WILL ¥o THE DU- afd that, hed she not seceded, ho would nobhave Lo ticular iu giving their attention to the propayment yi SCYRILE (Rep: es aid het could not believe that course of Oe ee DBD renin portions of the Hook. Tt was referred to (¥e Commibtes on A L t had aldo followed the dee- Mr. CONKLING (Rep, N. a of YOUTH AXD TRE ELEC- beens in that service, a no One Wah More attached to of posta Although the newspapers avd the De- Mr Cowan had been i conyinee the Senate in favor of anion of all eivil government, of Wp ooh rity in the Senate intended to larutions made by Congr in the Jui resolntion providing for Rev. Dr. Corey and others aking a and from b and certain others. Aldo, a TIES OF THE CL¥RE—TE the old service, nor ever stood by and fought for it 1 f the b iti While th Po iy «BR OF 1 3 1 ent! is proposition. While TOKAL VOTE—THE C4%B OF THE REBEL GER. woop nore fidelity than be did. The documents show ast Tous imetcpeatcdly 15 hh ve gir be sadicl, they intended to bo yational also, and all the efforts the wdmission of mew an that the political by clergymen, teachers JICKETT—ALMORT A DUEL that in’ June, §665, bo took the amnesty oath. A hi'i A a Cd under. of Aheit encinics fo make thew ridiculous wouki beseict tell relations of portions of fhe Union formerly represented os manufacturers of and worker is Jory, horn, Be i A tis rather on the increase, Persons shou u I“ Heo would net consent to see Mr, Cowan pre to imdorse States could not be restored by the consent of the law waking a change in the tariff, It was to Committes Aramid TUB TRIBONE letter from Gen. Pickett dated March 12, 1866, ad- G00 0 that the law especially directs that atl mail radicalism for the purpose of breaking it down. It was the old power of the United States, those two declarations in the Ways aud Means, Wen aTON, Tuesday, Dee. 11, 1666. dressed to Gen. Grant, shews that the papers acooin- dwtter not prepaid is sent directly to the Dead Letter device, to make a measure odious in order to defeat it. Mr. preamble the Committee based its justification of the bill, In THE REGULATION OF APPOINTMENTS. oud Cowan did not believe in the prineple ho weed. he was Puply tion of the bill, the Committee had followed the pre- The bill reported from the Judielary Committee, Dee. NA ie of and removals from Very little In the nature of business was done in panying his application for clemency to the President Gfice and thus many important and requ atly valu in the pre mm hief; ceeod. de lished by the XXXV i h ppointments She Renate to-day. Several resolutions of inquiry, was resented by ex-Seoatdf O. H. Browning of gh)0 hd are lost, The Department is Dow 10 \forrih, in hoi gh i hy vet dl Mr. See intion exchiding from ig etn) Cane baie th i order, An extended male la om one Troi MF Lliinoie. Pickett says to Gen. Grant: tof hundreds of such unstamped letters, and Cowan that the proposition to disfranchise those who in rebeliion, The only difference was, that the joint resolution Janeous i gfectull slots considered ng them one from Mr, Apilouy in relation to the receipt of hundreds P 01 V Pos thatthe place on the bill, which song My object now, General, in presenting thie paper in fo ask well as for ticipated in the Rebellion of the right of franchise wos the was confined in its operations to the J ak Election of if in C the Whole, and Jaw of Presidbntial succession, were introduced, Mr. your favorable considetht Sh Dry hse aud that you will, if fOr the convenience of the Department, 4° wt a8 for or a ex-post facto law, and therefore wneonstitutional. 1#64, while this bill previded that it shall apply differentially. iscsed sud adted Nita port d bis Colorado bill from the C i ou-believo in my sincerety, for which Ihave pledged yon ty the interest of the writers, it is hoped the public Will 5000 ended that no punishment was intended or inflicted. It Mr. FINCK suggested that there was another difference. House finally Amended the fret section #0 as to read Wada spore, bi Colorado fu he Commies Bie Eis 1, ih 3 Spent Boe these ft tl LUD SL dpe Sl wi Kat db nent, hr at tht ee het or isst ms He alo io i uaa rive. D n N 3 ‘TL ys “8 s wr 0 CVE a, a trast from those who shown themselves unw OW wea in »i he PrUss Sse the 4p Rerritoriop “4 ae ak Dinrict Sullrege guarantee that I ma be permitted to 1ive wiwelested in my Ake Rd a Hn ho roared i Mr. COWAN resumed the floor in reply to Mr. Morrill the Republican side. 1 wy of the Unita Mill came up. The pending motion wee that of Mr. native State. where I am now trying to make a subsistence for Post-Office Departinen p ‘harles. maintaining that 10 deprive wan of the right of suffrage, Mr. WILSON~We were at that time in the midst of war, shall be removalfle except be #lowan to strike out'the word male,” so as to make J} family, wuch impoverished by the war, by tiling the land. tion that the through mails via Memphic and Charles: (jug wow proposed, was not of the natare of an ex-post facto and we think fhe effect of that war on these communities exists President with the consent I acted siuply as the General coltpane. nf the Department. ton Railroad, due at Memphis, Tenn,, on the 26th of jaw. to-day. Holding, as we do, with the President, that t war por of Saati of ws in 4 n \Ir. WADE (Rep., Ohio) said bo had wot intended to take against the Government of tho United States deprived those 3 He SenfieL the grey of The [ithe na p be bill universal 88 to sex as well as color, Mr, Certain men, deserters from 6 North Caroling regiment, were x ber. were burned in the car wcar Corinth 5 taken with arms in their hands fighting againet the colors onder avomber, og hy art in the disenssion, beeanse on the first day of the last ses. people of all civil government, they should not be permitted to #nthony expressed himself warmly in favor of this which they had enlisted. Larges were fre inet them. Miss. The accident was caused by a fearful collision, FO Go oe iroduccd the original bill, to which the Loe ate iis the ¢leetion President and Vice President of amendmen involving the total destruction of the baggage aT .ouuittee had made several amendments, which he supposed the United States until they shall Lave been with the civil gov- t, and niade an admirable speech on it. A regularly Sighnred court arti was htop, abled som posed hE 1 the horrible death, by burn wl od oficers from North Careline, ¢ieorgia nud Virgins, tal mails, and the horrible death, sufficiently demonstrated to all what his views on this subject ernment. fro eontaining the mails, y ily Mr HALE (Rep, N. said that without expressing any Mi. Cowan followed in an argument reminding the whom the men were tried. The evidence in the case being per i same, and were, His views were not of an #udden wth, He listener very strongly of Sergt. Busluz, ALUMS fcily ammistakable—the men being idestified by numbers of ing, of the baggage Aster havin charge oa cand ho bown of opinion hat the uy sudden growth, Ho Sa option at fo tho merit of th Dil, he. tought the House earnest and at times lacetions, he awa nsed the Benate, their old regimental comrudes—they were found gulit and con. also the conductor, brakeman an others. 26 Ind) government onght to be limited ouly by ears of discretion. He pot force action upon it now without its being grind 8 if he did not convince it. His sincerity in behalf of demued to be bung. TLe sentences were Gpproved we and supposed to be lost which were destined.for Memphis, ould always beheve that it would be safe when the laws of the without opportunity for its examination by members and for suffrage was doubted by Morrill and other they were duly exeented secording to the custom of war were from New-York, 25th; Washington, 25th, or 26th; country had remitted over to the ple their rights, whether they discussion.” Tt was certainly as graye a question as had exer of the hill, but he atedly declared in like coses. My action was sanetioned by the then Confed- poh ond, 26th, and Chattancoga 27th November. had fixed simply an age of m ony and competency, to manage engaged the attention of even this Congress, whose time has 3 i Top 'd erate Government. If the time bas not arrived for the Execu- ond a N De _ their own affairs as the qualification for suffrage. He did been ocenpied with grave questions from its. eommencement. honest and earnest in bis proposition. MT. tive clemency to be extended to wy cose. and which poivt Tem Dispatches have been received at the Navy PARL- believe any such rile was unsafe he imagined the unsafety The «dent put by the Chairman of the Judiciary Commit. made a short speach in favor of amendment, not now pressing, 1 merely wish some pesarance that J wil not ment from Admiral Goldeborough, dated United States entirety on the other side; for justin proportion as you tee id not strike hii as opplicable. Ho was not satistied with the gwund that women needed the ballot to be disturbed an wf anllcnves to kbep my family from starvggion. steamer Shenandoab, Point De Galle, Island of Cey- limit this francMee you ereate in some way an ristocrucy or the argument as it now stood. Tt did not necessarily follow them to make, laws to protect themselv end that my parole, Which was given io good feith, may protect jo, Ngy 1866, stating that the officers and EE uaible Goverinnent, and gentlemen wnat bo a little tine. that What was within the sphere of Congress at tho time the Wn 10 Jake, AWE pr eISelVes me from tho assaults of those persons derbous of sili keeping 3 a) 1 he Admiral pleased tured with the fear of republican sentiment when they fear the Kebellion was actually raging was necessarily a precedont for the frequently arising contingency of brutal up the war, which bas ended, in my humble opinien, forever. crew were all well. The Admiral waa pleas extended rights of suffrage. 1 he believed, ay some gentlemen a€on to-day. Whatever might be the Sheory a the position at the courtesies extended to him by the military and did, Wat to participate in the Governmens required intellects of of the lute Rebel States, it could not he denied that they were jot now in a state of bello Aagrante. He conceded to Con nds. Mr, Frelinghuysen delivered his maiden Appealing to 300 8 soldie:, ard Jucling sehfdent you will VY fe Mae left Oct. vo hur i t iateblovtn appreciate wy position, 1 sign myself, with mugh esteem, your which place the highest character, the test perspiencity of mind, the amides GBORGE E. oivj) authorities at Bombay, bh wy from wo KA A ip if only such the power to determine to a certain extent where, how and Proseas. dave tor Cale eatest discipline 10.” The Shenandoah was to leave for alcutta, Nov, ersonk should be permitted to participate in fhedoverment, how far States should be restored to theif Jopresentation i e Sect, and Scquied himself to the gdmiration of all JF erin Board him. He Gpposed the pesiding tinahduidm yy Grany's indorsewent on this “#6 not germah to the ollewing is Gen. Grany'e t on 125. Information has also been received at the Navy FSiouid know tha ta republican form of government could here and to their representation in the electoral college unl sincerity that there was a limit to that That tks rection shall not apply tot Y ot for ay My, Mori the ne fue gate lator: ded NT th leit. of De ment of jue aarival by the Guited Bites not live, It was Deve ue pived that all that was sincwtinl olen believed with o ued si A ts a li t hie rout 2 stlackel 1 the w Ae F Respectfully forwardes to His Excellency, the Pres 0 ood we on the 27t to Government for the welfare of the community was in to power, and that it did not lie wit ‘ongress under the eirenm- Deg H the country for what the Sprtutiifa the United States, with the econ Lin Gat cleneres way ghip fieliy i e Lupe o ow ro A Batavia of 38 the simplest intelicct that he believed this Government bught to stances and in all eases in time of peace ns well as of war to r. STEVENS (Rep, Pa) offered the following as af Con of the position-of the Senate with regard to this=y be extended in this care, or assuranee given that no triad will BCP paseng stand tnd soukd stand forever. Who is it that ight to be say that cortain States as communitics shall not be jepreseyt a: be enacted, That how been of ill He charged that the mode in which the Senate take place for the offence charged sgolust G. E. Plekett. Dur. days, i protected by this republican government Certainly itis the in Congress, He therefore nrged’on the gentleman who had Cots ow et to the ny at eh R k in thi disgrace ing the Robeliion belllgorent rlglits wore acknowledged to the Representatives from about fifteen Lase-ball club8 weak and the ignorant who have vo ether manner of defending reported the bill not to force petion on it this morning, but to gor No sive the and £0 of the bet and been spoken oO In this connection was a sgrac enemies of our country, and it 1s clear to me that the parole of the District left to-day for New-York to attend the their rights except through the ballot-box. ‘The argument for allow it to be J imted and made a special order st any early folio teneite thmadvise fo Tog 0 ny Yeo 2 40 American jonrnalism, and-asserted that the Senate given by the armivs laying down their ams profecis them oy i raternity be he aristoerncies and monnrehies had ever been that the people did day. He would not gay that he would then be found in 0pposi- the term of one sfter Wi oe two-thirds of the Ld fully kept pace with the House in the matter. ngainst pusishwent for ucts lawful for any other belli. Convention of the baseball fraternity to eld Sot know caough to take care of any form of government. Aw tion tot. He might be found supporting it, But to-day he a re rol Jue 31 Tae To-day. in reply to a question, Mi, Wilson said the Gent J thie cose 1 know that it is clawed that [there t0-IOITOW. to the pending amendment, he intended to vote for it. He was not prepara to record his vote on so important a measure, nominee rejected by the Senate i 3 to nad Js Ply di hn h bill ot Wa the men tried ond comvicted for the crime of i, ST might not have introdneed {t because thin wight not be the best Mr. WILRON pssented to its postponement, and on his mo. office. Hiri the Senate id bot bey’ the bill Tast seseion Was 30%. lin were Uston wen frow North Cason, who THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS—SECOND RESSION. time and place to agitate the subject, but as to the right of wo- tion the bill was made a specinl order for Thursday next, and He in Suppant of his emendwent. He that use they were dt ey had pot strength enongh had found refuge within our lines sud in our service The pun- lps wan to vote, he had no doubt whatever; he was fully convineed ordered to be printed, the six months 6 elass of the meanest 5 to override the veto. The newspapers assailed Dy ishauent was a harsh one, Lut it wa in timo of war and when gu fir on that ubjeet. Tt would puzale any one to draw the line of e- AWE PUNISHMENT FOR TREASON overlooked in making men, had been appointed to. Mr. Morrill bave never said more than this. the enemy no doubt found it necessary 10 retain by rome iy SENATE... Wasnesaron, Dec, il, 1866, marcation hetween (be female and the male in this respect while Mr. WILSON (Rep, Jown), from same Committee, reported. b Ho hats wifi rejection or Sous yf the services of every man within their reach Gen, Plekett PETITIONN, both were alike subject to the same law, ‘Ihe time is approach 4 Lill to repenl certain parts of the aet of April 89, 190, for Lut if he he u great map Au h fs LL pts The President has not yet sent to the Senate ALY yoy pe A RO tox Tui he g A personally to be an honorable man, but in this case his Mr. WILSON (Rep., Mass.) pre sented petitions for jug, said Mr. Wade, when every female in the country will be Ten Ini #uportant appointments for eonfination, The secret judgment [romp d Lim to do What caunot well be sustained 00 Le to J Ctticers, he to the Military t'om- responsible for the just government of the country as much an Ti Be pron BE Gain office he woul reward, them all 7 0 not see how any good, either to the friends of the to 0 the males: their right to participate in the government of the yrocecuted, tried or punished for tre op. other capital fot Sage of Just gach men. a sli Ne raaiees communication transmitted to that body yesterday though 1 a yy deceased, or by fixing an example for tho fatare cin be secured Mi. MORGAN (Rep., N.Y.) presented a petition from the country will be just as mich acknowledged as our own. offense, except the indictment therefor shall be found hy grand i oh ro” "of Ne Mr. ATES Rep, Tih) said he did not share with other urate yearn next after the own ur cmpital, obese through such me oy Yor y as Qu wieraly covered a few naval promotions. br his tal i i yw his trial now. Ju would only open up the gucstion whether rh N ork a 10 To-day was committee-day in the House, and nearly or not the Government did not disregard its coutinet entered Noasd of 1 aaern riters wv! Rew FO Ad AEBtape ution Senators in the ewbarraswent in which this amendment ‘half the session was consumed in hearing ¥eports into to secure the surrender of ah aTTeU enemy. Temove the wach of the steauship Scotbud. Ref rred 10 th ro lnvolve them. He cond see 40 argument why we shat bo committed, Aan Lit provides Shik lien ky. of dishonest to be trusted with it, and that for at from the chairmen of the committees, The most im- March 16, 1566, wi U. 8 Graxr, Lieut.-Gen. ip JHE COLORADO BILL. wan sboukd not vote that would pot equally apply to prevent a Sragas pire thevolr y y hey shod Jol no offios Ad t bills wore two by Mr. Nelson, from Yesterday a little affair occurred here which eae Mr. WADE (Rep. Olio) from the Committee on Territ ries Man from voting. But another, ohjestion ba oh nade Jost Mr. LAW RENCE (Rep., Ohio) explained and advocated the Mn ii (hep, ve Shposed hal feat A LP \d Q gy 3 hb r Jed Judiciary Committee. The first was bill de- Very nearly resulting in a duel between two distin reported a bill for the admission of Colorado, with a favoinble pr Tg y Pawn BF He i pry Aug dow im Dn provisions of the bill. Fe Torh a oh wh hah sutdenly fining the duties of the Clerk of the House, and is in guished Southern gentlemen, It seems about noon, recommendation. Pennsylvania (Mr, Be Take Temminal did I Mr. SHELLABARGER (Rep., Olio) inquired whether ihe: giv tise, and he (Mr. Hate) wad de to witness esterday. Dr. Sidney of Missis rember of the THE LAND REPOST. 8 a Ii would allow the (rial of pursvis whose trial was now barred come his accession to these Twaks accordance with the resolution agreed upon in the Ye y, Dr. Sidney of Mississippi, a wember of U Ar. RAMSEY (Rep, Minn.) mos ed that 10 (60 extra copies in the next election, and if he (Mr. Cowan) iredd it, he was 1 tho net of 1500, ie x caucus last Wednesday evenin setting forth that Southern Radieal Republican Association here, while £1 Baw h i dm Public Lands be pri Ly for universal suffrage, and when the timo eae he would vote Mr. LAWRENCE re in the negative—where the with the zeal n to a neophyte be mow went far the Yi 1 Es g walking through the Capitol grounds, wae met by one pie bcport bf the i Woe “ands be pon for it, but in voting against this amendment ho only adhered to ol iready barre {Expl od id zexive the right hoy gia those who lind been here comxidered as in some name of no person be placed on the roll of 4 1 4 Ky gh y teferred 0 Committee oni” ng the yoiee of his State ns expressed at the polls last ‘all, confined ho 1 bs prosec susteining the President He (Mr, the XLth Congress, as member of said body. unless Judge Abel of the same State. Abel differs from Sid. THE TARY MIL ary, Ey te Jani I SI ALDING thet. Ohio) inquired whether the bill dm= [i510 the hands of the t suck power as hae Mr. FESSENDEN (Rep., Me.) said that the Tariff bill Lad Mr. WILSON (Rep, Haw) aid he should vote agrinst this Aly TAWRENCE rE “id not intrusted 30 FS man X rer the id YW the State he represents shell have been represented in ney in politice, and saluted bim with, Here (Rep., Me h the present Congress. The bull was presented you are, you d—n renegade Southerner.” Wid Ji HNL CLL ote! do Committee oat sews: with Mel aunendment. Ho was opposed 4 conneting the Wea anestioln: Me, SPALDING asked whethot 1h oki ot be better 46: gn office. and on the Scaate refuio lo sone ney without replyin immediately knocked down n iy nw Ee I th together at all, These ladies in the W omaon's Rights Conven- siyply extend the time for ation. y Kg 0 and was adopted by a yea and uay vote of y PiYIng, M Finance Committe had not yet hod dime, to consider the BL io, seemed to have had a great effect upon Mr. Cowan. If Mr. re LAWRENCE thought not, There was. uo limitation for be incapable of holding any other office IE Joos. Abel. Here the scene ended until evening, when but would do it at ax early a day as practicable. He moved that Cowan had read tie speeches of these women during the past yy upjer cases in Ohio, a State whose jurisprudence bod been il EY EONS remarks a! be, ction r. counting of the big a nr po he as Abel sent challenge to Sidoey to meet him and set. 40 copies of the bill be printed for the use of the Seaate. FI®. fo years he would have n better record when he Jeaves the Gusipated by also recommended in caucus, and rovides that no tle the matter by fighting o dul. The challenge was motion was carried. ok Senate. Before he (Wilson) came to the Senate he entertained Mr. CONK LING N.Y.) fed whether the whole pur- JM SEALE weut on So remark, ia avei of slliary thet Whey p 1. and Col. Fish of New-Orl selected THE KEGULAR MEETINGS OF CONGRESS. the conyietion that it would be better for the legislation of the nose of the bill would not be accomplished by repealing the evens was competent for A on otes shall he received in the Electoral College in 8¢C epred, and Lol, 11s of ew-Orleans was zeiected The House bill to fix the time for the meeting of Congrem country if the women of the land had the right of suffrage. I Sotuie of limitation, and whether it were worth while to at- the earth, but yet the Senate might him the from States not represented in Congress at that 88 Riduey 8 second and Roe fight MTRBpe 10 come ui: Whe taken up, read twice, and referred to the Judiciary Come Mr, Cowan would ry) Wont} suffrage ns an independent tempt to do in this bill what was known to be itutional, bon th Af oa tise. The Democratic members expressing a desire Without unnccessary Goluy, oi e Virginia side mittee. a al measure bo would vote for it, but he was opposed to connee namely, to revive an offense which is 1a truth outlawed. If the Posie. to debate the bill, it was ers the p's Jal re for of the Potomac, To-day, however, friends mterfered, 0 ppp oA Ok OLE TEL, Can _ the two fogetnr. Js Hur of seg ape trsi offense was dead, any law sought (0 revive it was an ez wid ie Yi ool or Sui next Tuesday. Tho last half of the session Wes con. aud the thing was settled without a resort to Aru. whic wes agreed 10; armor and say we Nave won 18 for all the “3 JA WIESCE said (hat if his bill did not. pass, all the woud se uf Me sumed in debating Mr. Williams's bill for the Regula- It 18 stated that Judge Abel wrote a note of apology, Resolved, That the Committee on Military Affuirs and Militia be States of the Union. Before the 4th of March, 1257, before this early treason ol Davis and those whe with wr Jike Taner, if tion of the Appointments to and Removals from Office, Statin that he only intended a little pleasan try In his. stiyetel io nd ee lita I vomivd Ee re Her Administration shall close, T expeet the negroes in all the Lim would be entirely exempt.from punishment. was Wills fe for or (ren. A The debate” was cinated in by Messrs. Stevens, remark to Dr. Sidney. The affair bas created no Jit= Jar Asmey the sain benefits of brevet conferred for length of service, Hate gl be ctupiod with the Hf of ity. Ihave not a jug to go to the verge of Connliuiiva To i purpose of the would be rendered meapiig of 56 hi Williams, Garfield, Hale and Schenck, and was tle excitement among the friends of the parties here, and inall other sespects, whick ie Slowed FOCern bh vents doubt Lat thel wil be Le Eh te eee. Wiliam il, AF] Biching thtcurfy reuse of those W ho MAug Rated the t hin: Vo ATed “0 Jitter doll and monotonous. Several amendments A eommittee from North Carolina, headed by Gov. of fair services tn such volusteer postions. wi this subject had been decided by the last elections, the consider. B x 4 son bills STEVENS josisted on bis amendment, aud called Mr, STEVENS (Rep., Pa.)—I bave always looked upon Yes and N were offered and ad Mr. Stevens offered Holden, has arrived bere, and was received by the THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE, ation of this bill was discontinued during the last session, siter that have evidently been prepared for the parpose of nsecrtaine the and Mars, Nays Yes, 1 3 wore offored and odopied. Nr. Stevens offered SOL Mp SO LA Cltion Tat night a Ur ir ANTHONY dle, J 1) oer te boing rol 03 SRR SLT on won ht it men ound ters 11 0 ste wih th ceime- we com gro troviet walt vis uel tptstaud, Xi uf iRs1 om, LR 0: Mr. ol to public office and rejected by the Senate shail rooms ob Fst. The mission of the committe here is 10S Committers on the Jodiciary be Mustsucted to Was not strength enough i the Senate to piss it over the Presi: trust 1 donot A. i i do. not 0th ominduitm was Ielected. and the further coueiders;. be disqualified from holding office for the period of one to Jiaike suf Sestions 4 Congres wnehing the Testu ing et wit additional legislation in ne eomary fo provide fot tha, Goat Seto aid it wus es Snowy ihal the President would believe that it is safe for us to undertake to pass laws by which tion went over till to to-morrow. aid bes wt anh year unless the disqualification should be removed by tion e Southern States on a loyal baxis, &nc bux ofution Freak 4 office in cose of he ost of Aaah 10 AY yetae i Riptes ch z Inte ul the people ha we can punish men, however guilty, who could not be h Mr. STE from 3 AFTROPRIATION, priations, 2? Y ete of two-thirds of the Senate. It wasvoted down represent. the needs of the loya) people, their present Hh iaete bon Bho ar other. An of Mnf expressed. aud wot Sow uSINORL LLL LL epg) WEE ho, lS wer which the crime was committed EF opg bi to. supply deficiencies in Aopeiren fo tho I T d he condition, &e. “Gov, Hamilton returned kere to-day COMPENSATION FOR ~LAVE-OWNLRA. ht of x ha wo now alter the Coustitution so as to change sery ot the Government foz the hod 3 y I8 yeas to 132 nays, The amendment was the B RPT II why tho right of suffrage had never been generally extended 10 of traitors, aud say that the conve way be and that Tee h cause of a short spicy debate between Sievens and from New-York, after an absence of about two weeks. HA ig (Rep ne) from ita June o- Jom. I bod not any ever been asked, fur by women, but t},ey shall be tried oo tht al bailiwiek a to Committee of the Whale, and ma J a H 3 N H h p out amendment, a ng jeved it In by them. w another A 4 Hule, the latter getting the laugh on the old war- Is Fr uth talked of Bere by high Goverment gif Day nt of moneys from the Treasury as CmPEUSAion to Per. reason why hey said mat le allgwed to vote, 1f they partici: Ti Congiibiiuyais out Wes gostidh Noriheateinli ghar <i "SALARY INCREASE— horse. Thad. took the matter in his usual good- als of the necessity of having a cable line rom Lous claiming the service or labor of colored volunteers, of pated in elections they must be n part of the militia. StF John. pasia pr rend rp hen) rine SE Mr. STEVENS introduced a joint ing. ade. hamored manner, bat wad" determined on having the the United States to France direct. All our dix- drofted wen, aad for other purposes, which provides that the #on read a portion of a letter from John Adams, in which the Luw and from a jury from that rh Any law that pro. ditional compensation to certain eivil the seas aud nays called on his amendment. The bill patches now to that Power have to go through the final report of the Commissioners provided for in the second writer opposes female Mite: and gives his reasons for his op- poses to change in any of its features, to me so tive Department in Washington. Referred to Co ill, i ili i another government. Our Government does tection of ihe act entitled “An set making appropriation for position. Those who fuvored the amendment sontend Tone like atte: kind of judicial murder that I have Ways apd Means. will, in all probability, be passed to-morrow Daring hands of another gov en ur Lxoy t sundry civil ex the nd r h 4 traitors The A J penses of the Government for the year ing ed that woman should have the right of suffrage for her own heen always it. Tam aware that if the House at 3:40 adjourned. the session ex-Speaker Grow and ex-member and an immense amount of correspondence by telegraph. June 31, 1867, and for other purposes,” sball be mado through protection. He (Johnson) always supposed that the duty of of the South were to be tried under our Constitution wt It is stated thot the four dispatches sent by Reward the Seeretury of War to Congress, und no money shall be paid protection to ladies belonged to their husbands and their broth 01 one of them would ever be conyieted. I should never ot- po ER TT ers. Ladies had never complained that they had not sufficient gompe to try themggr treason. I should try them as belligerents MEXICO. 3 from the ‘Ireasury ou the same to any claimant under the pro elon of Seotion 94 of the ne Ep vi Feb. hie i protection. Some such complaints had been made bya few, but unger the laws of Whtions and under the laws of war, ee. An net to nmend an act entitlel an act for CurilRE AYE 6) they were such ns were very properly denominated, strong A MEMBER—That is what you would de if you were the y MBE THE TERCANTEPEC RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH—THR, ing out the National forces, and for other purposes.” Ap- minded women. Ladies were not anxious to participate in the Administration, election hroils and political excitement, Mr. STEVENS—I am speaking of what 1 would do when I FORFEITED GRANT——HISTORY OF THE TRANSAC- "ee member elect from the Orange and Sullivan District, N. Y., Col. Van Wyek, were on the floor of the house, CONCerning Mexico and Surratt cost our Government Several memorials were presented to- the House to ¥20,000. a ‘United States Treasurer Spinner to-day received a day, one from the West asking for the repeal of the A r sp O-{4y income tax, and one from New-York asking for the letter from a rebel agent in Europe, inclosing a cer- proved March 3, 1863, until such report shall be approved wid broils a contraction of the National currency. tifieate of deposit of the Confederate Government of vonirmed by Og DINTRICT SUFFRAGE BILL, would Na ie Sub Jyeseuee of ladies ut fb polls get ints fue Aduiaintion. Angier know St dau TION Mr. Stevens, from the Committee on Appropria- L400, He stated in his letter that inasmuch 88 DO 4 10.90 the unfinished business of yesterday, which was the Mr. JOHNSON said it would not. The kind of men who tempt to LF thaws For Hensel an A Sah OW BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. g tions, was instructed this morning to report a bill to such Government was in existence, the money belonged District Suffrage bill, was taken up. The pe nding question created such disturbances were not to be deterred from it by that I aw fully sensible that none ‘of them, under eur present Ww Dee. 11.—Th a t to the United States. Gen. Spinner gave orders wos upon Mz. Cowan's amendment to strike out the word the presence of ladles. Aside from ail delieney, what right had Constitution and laws, can ever pe convicted and yet I would ARLINGTON, 11,—The recent decree by the Juares au woman to vote, when the right was denied to a boy until he rather let every man of them ru unpunished for “ever, than Government, declaring forfeited the grant tothe cover efigtentith amounting to about two million dR ee ond 0 1 1 sid a half of dollars. It contains the appropriation day to have it sold and the proceeds turned over 10 Mr ANTHONY (Rep. R. 1 oa a A) wn. RB. 1) said he supposed Mr. Cowan asked for by Secretary Seward of $250,000, to enable the Treasury. ee had offered this en by uy of i oy but he shoald Lim to prosecute the cases now pending before the Mr. Lindsey, member of Parliament in England vote for it, not because of any fnherent right thut women had a tribunals of England and France owing out of the and one of those whe opposed our Government so to exercise the franchise, but he considered it a right that could protect themselves by she ener! of ust laws. sswab ate rebaliion, oy ng 1 A rept the the DF only be granted by society, Tfit was claimed that intelligence Mr, FRELINGHUYSEN (Rep, N. 0), alluding to 8 Chinn fiercely in the late Rebellion, is a party in a suit now Ps A le id _ ought to be the basis of suffguge, worsen could not be excluded from Mr. Johnson, that w nm voted in New-Jerge the On its passage as soon as it is printed. pending in the Supreme Court, and 1s represented by yj lese, if virtue or morality was to be the standard. It wight in certain local po ctions they “id at one time: but (3 The House Military Committee to-day authorized a counsel. The suit involves about £100,000, It Be wold that me represchted VAL but this wis not so. present. He would say further, that the women of New-Jersey with the crime or the remedy for it. It is better to forego a ne re bill to be Tpored cniering upon tbo. Faden seems ib 153%, tho Gpelonus Karond Comput Uf po, Sone ein ion 11 once 1h Ak wa To te So Bum om Benue 0 0 Nosed ta te stn wiih orld A view Hedy Sato Fat Company boning woufe cers i ‘hase 4 ailroad A nt. yi 0 Americ y b ie ~de-s itie nse wer to coufer brevet rank on officers in the Regular StiFtrR, EY Oe rinsed 1 del iad Nutions had boc well guterned by Wome. Won not paid.” how exercised through their influence upon men. THEIF Wia how to pass 8 tions wid htop, This Pha Dee wrk whi tho wopived rmy who have distinguished themselves in the vol- iron from Lindsey. e promised 10 deliver Lh iron Elizabeth raised England to the bight of greatuess, A sion was higher and holier. He could see no connection be. fosses A be au bill t ke indefinite the t 3 ti nN 1859 for an exteusion, which was granted, snd at a certain date, but failed to do co. When it wag woman furnished Columb#s with the means to discover tween the two cases of women and negroes, one of er hy pT all 8 Ee Li ae ae Ee applied to Lim in 1660 for another extension, w WAS d NY granted. By the terms of the last extension they were com... male” before persous. make a law by which they could be punished. I think onr Government would endanger its future existence and its char- Company for a railroad and telegraph icross the Isthmus a for justice pefore the world, i Vhink that the iritieh of Tchuantopee, and granting a like franchise to the Tran- overnment suffered more from the murder of Lord William i ttract no UW Slehanh it Was in exeention of the sentence of a_court, pat ut isu anted Bt sltention here. On in a was 21 years of age, although he was put futo the militia at 18, Mz, WADE resumed the door in advocacy of the umendment. He spoke of the nécessity of fpmale suffrage to enable women to AURITEL, Dieses Tha it would Tv SMIerea py the revere or a toarary Ithink “77,1650 8 grant w to Sloo and bi this Government had better be careful HOW hi! Yi nave dither Shh ed Hive og Fond) hoi Amctates. and unter service, Under the present jaw no gich af leli 1, th i fi had fall iderahl Ameri A woman now sat upon the throne of Spain 1 thority exists. The Committee also had under con- delivered, the price of iron had fallen considerably, teriea, A WOma® NOW it pO Oe Of A Cy ADJOURNMENT. lapse of time. Murder is a different thing. There are so mar ideras i i and the Company refused to take it, Lindsey then woman was the ruler of the proudest monarchy of the earth. Pending the consideration of Mr. Cowan's amendment. on otgaged, hot oul in Henson "but in vebellion, tha he ey pelled to coimence the work by the lst of April, 1862, and sideration the bounty question. The bill passed at pany a 8 It wi tical would J guged, in treason, but that there must Bs A y then Ji an not Jogical to say that woman could reign a8 a Queer motion of Mr. DOOLITTLE (Rep, Wis), the Senate ad: be some quieting law, and ti bt to be, i dg complete it in seven years unless int Wak or insur- the last session is not regarded by the Committee as #ued for the difference in the price, alleging that it or command an army, and yet that a woman was not Git to vote journed. alo’ x Hug of 0 A op ought to be, Ii My In giuent. iy aud interruption duly proved to satisfactory to the soldiers or just in its provisions. Wis the fault of the Company's shippers in Liverpool. for Common Conncilmen of Washington. The tie had not yet oN rom Pa a Wot Mexican Government. ‘The work was never commenced, It is pro therefore, to frame anew. bill, with 4 The case was decided in favor of Lindsey just about come for Sette wullvage, but it wi coming. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ny The Statre of Pber ghd a Uo ys prom it it is alleged by the Juarez Government that thero was no view of remedying that crude and ill-considered the time the Rebellion commenced. The War pres ye sroteetion of the hal hi Te res et Jac CREDENTIALS OF A NONTH CAKOLINA MEMBER, is possible to enforce the remedy, Tt only runs from the time L, Sr ERY aia th a he should yothgainst the Amondaent; and Tor the Bn Ne. The SPEAKER presented the’credentials of Alex- when itis possible to enforee it. For iustauce, Benjamin is in ong a the French jovasion. The grant 1 sh gains y i vote Bik AC ander H. Jones, a Represeptative from the VIIith Congres Europe so is Slidell. I do net suppose anybody would say i cont by citize is and p measure, which was burried through during the last that while Benjamin was absent beyoud the seas, the statute Dy sitjscag ot the com of lwitotion would run. It only rans from the time Hom 30 Rr tus the dousn uf the delop in’ Shion. when he way be prosecuted, and eis not prosecuted, Rebellis the pp J ell wrote 10 Whether that be so or not, during the continuance of the wurthe £0 vi ah the Pe ities on the Isthmms to crime continued. It was a continujug offense, and that offense A hip] to commence that vented their getting the amount of damages, and now boars of the session the Company bring up the case on a writ of error. groes liad been enslaved snd degraded, intelligence had been eed s Ys apn h Fraps Pip ional District of North lina. Rele n An amendment was adopted at the last sedsion to The Chief, three members of the Council and an Unie then WOR, LE bu eimlaveds or de ded on ran, a Retr 10. Tie vomiaitee the Diplomatic Appropriation bill, striking out the interpreter of the Bhawnee Indians arrived here yes- ponored. Husbands and brothers protect wives and Tito: ns awe ate CO MITEE VACANCY FILLED. appropriation for paying the Minister to Lisbon, terday from Kansas, and had an extended conference wnd it was the pride and glory of Awericans to love and houor y, he RE o. RER anloduecd the “ppointment of Nr. uve i i i C'ommisgione Indiar [ithe av. the female sex.” It would be thine enough to consider the (Rep, Tenn.) on the Special Committee on the New Orleans roulni uarea which was intended as a rebuke to Mr. Harvey, who with the Om; NISKL ner of Ind an Aff I LL Ww. Lie om ae Set, Lb i x h 8 gh CO he ues. riots, in place of Mr. Campbell (Dem, Tenn), excused. y eontintics up to the time when peace shall he proclaimed. It rant was la Ten J pr, or held that position. Mr. Harvey is still at his post, The fol owing are the names of all except the women. No such demand had yet been made, except by a few COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS, Bos hut beep. proclaimed, 1 iow Tit 8 geitleinin Up. the im for its revalidation, with of good cam or ure occupying the position, but draws no salary. The interpreter: Graham Rogers, Chief; MAUKEW who sought notoriety and did not represent fhe sex to whieh On motion of Mr. DELANO (Rep, Ohio), the Committee ou Avene do uit furth some Li of papet which jhe thinks oorform. The Company, stead of adopting the suggestion Committee on Foreign Relations of the Senate have King, Charles Tucker, and Charles Blue Jacket. they belong, if indeed they can be said to belong to any sex. Claims was empowered 0 sond for persons ond papers, when. [IS CL proclamation of Jams or Cliarles, hut they are of of Juares, forthwith sent an sgent. ‘to Maxiwilian i i i sndi Their objeet is to ascertain the intentions of the Gov. lel he considered quesmonable. Tt had been suid that the VO Jt Was necessary to do so fn its investigations, vide OngIe 0 peace. [S and got a decree from him recognizing the 1 a8 under consideration the question of recommending Wi id their people ho el ae hand that rocks the cradle, rules the world, This N hd and The SPEAKER proceeded to call the Committees for re sided by Congress. Lait Cake J Bb pease {Sensation} This and ue thie company to resove from ana to g p J K p Sorgm bncH York, and to chauge its name to the New-York and Tebusn- the appropriation for keeping up said mission. Mr i i s beautiful, but in a different sense from that of exerelsi y Wr. Seward is very anxious that the salary should be re- movement on foot to make treaties wiih all the In- right of sume. i Thos: Homes whet hi BM iy dhe Mipvovuls are in the power of the conquerors, to be dealt with as tepec Railroad aud ip G President Juares stored, and Mr. Harvey-allowed to remain. Mr. dians in order to effect their removal out of the State moil of politics and wished to enter into the contest with men Mr. WILSON (Rep, Iowan), from the Judiciary Committee, sity Yor this bil, but a oo Tt should was applied to rabar while by th new Eraisit alner, w i i 3 0 y Wes s Chickas SO ut the ballot-box, would, if they had the power, overthrow the reported a bill to regulate the duties of the Clerk of the House a a Wet ra Cond o/ raut, and after waiting several mouths for the Tr, 0 1s rman of the Committee, is un- 10 the country west of the Chickasaws and south of framework of society, and make hook house Hell upon of Representatives, in preparin Jor the organisation of the certainly object to any alteration of the law ax it now exists Eopon to apply, in pursuance of his suggestion be i es Ho gf! 1 NS 1106 Je a wt v LA dl y PSC 8, pe g J Tan HL) A n TOV A derstood to be favorable to if. the Cherokees. It was not until the Shawnee dele- piri, When women were willing to be sailors and soldiers, House. “The first section provides that before the meeting oF Wil refogenee fo Arenson, w hiek would Snubic the Governuisat dearce Oct, 157 Tes, prt giving the franchise to the new y who have recently ap:

no importance, and the question of peace or war is yet to be de- i DUTIES OF THE CLERK. Its ascertained that the members of the Senate (ation arrived here that they becdine aware that a to fight battles and navigate the seas. it would he time enough the next Congress, and of ‘each subsequent Congress. the Clerk yuger the law as it stood when the crime was ramen T States to interfere and Finance Committee, and the Ways and Means Com- commission Lad been appointed to visit and confer for them to ask the right to vote, Mr. Williams then moved of the next preceding House of Representatives shalt make a conmitted. 1 should be very glad to see con- Pied ty the Gyve i of the” United de Finance Committee, and the Ways and Meus Com Sobiesn bd et POL Si probably return He conridention of sho ile of flgy to the neg, ou tf fh, SRS i SE Spline det un Sitouel su vial psn ed Beri win wan ay RR EE A ending that the hallo weeessury to thom, to enable them Ions g seats 6s Representatives cleet from githough not capital punishment. [read Becaria when T'was a x i z I nows nothing of sanch decree having been important question.of infation and contraction that 10 their homes, however, before the departure of the protect themselves. All the arguments against it were mere ore States that were represented in the next pre ceding Congress, y "we sreotte viv oinle: fed os lui 4 it is very doubtful a= yet what will be proposed in Commission, They all pes our language fluently prejudice. Why was it that so long as a negro was a slavé no and of such persons only, and whose Ait hm ow ty Kilgy aves 0 i forgoniets tle prinoties which i¢ Jalit President Juarez, but at all events that the question is either Committee, though there seems to bat little and are remarkably intelligent. The following is the Objection was mado to his getting iu a railroad ear, coach, or Wei regularly elected in accordance with the law of thelr sider that there was sufficient pron A som mado by the execation which the Governmont of the United States will not deubt but that Mr, McCalloch’s recommendation will letter of instructions from the Commissioner of Indian *¢mbout, but when he became free he was not to be aliowed States respectively, or with the laws of the United States. The of that mugniticent leader of the Rebellion, riekety Wirz, the All the documents and fucts affecting the rights of nearly be cc d i In it ent fi Affairs Bogy to the Commigsioner above al why such privilege He would base his argument solely ou the second section provides that in case of a vacancy in the office Dygehman, with the humpback, who only obeyed the orders of Banies Jute hoe a So ge vey ny meurred in. In its present form, Mr. wh gS A mmigsioner above alluded to: right of protection, which every man, white or Lack, should of Clerk. or of his absence, or inability to discharge his duties, pig superior. officers, and’ who, if he were tried, in ordinary he fh pple ou them. Ho regards the action o Beatwell’s bill for the sale of Government gold does This will be the last letter I will write to you before your have. It had been said here that the inhabitonts of this Dis- they shall devolve on the Sergeant-ut- Arms, aml in like case times, und according to law would never have been conviet nares as tina! and conclusive as to the rights of all departure for the Indians to whom you are sent as Commission trict were the descendants of proud nnd haneity families, Tor of Hix inability, shall devolve on the Door-Keeper. The third peequse his government was suswerable for him. The ide $0¥S that uo matter who may bo the future p the decree of Juarez will be respected as law, uot ap to meet the approval of the Committee of a ere. Ov request of the two Senators from Kansas, yesterday, that reason he wanted this bill 1 eid i i i i i as Jeqv 3 ASA, i PCus ted this bill passed, so that all the descend. section makes a violation of this law a felony, unishable by starvation of fifty or sixty thousund men is to be at an bein Means, a3 IS will ngherugore ive amended ML wn Ww i nrnsworth of Council Grove, Bunusus, was ap- ants of these huughty fawilics may hiuve the right to vote, If it dmprisonment not less than one year, nor wote than five years. Jat se savwilith ot pi lpn Airmen prison, [ant person iu Mexico recognized as Prcaideps. 00 even "i reported use if, indeed, it is re- nte ie Ie one of the Farce Logininsioners. I wrote to him wad said that the negroes were not intelligent, he would peply Mr, WILSON explained and advocated the bill, aud moved of being visited on Lis government, is absurd. tenslous us such. He re the claims of the ported at all, i ast daght Yo Inect you at Aansns Y In the event he should that they were intelligent enough to distinguish right from the pres fons question on its passage, Here the SPEAKER interrnpted, announcing that the moru- pany. under the decree thon ite The Committee on Investigation into the New- not be there when you arrive at that place, you will leave word wiong in the late Rebellion, and to know the friends from the Mr. FINCK (Den, Ohio) represented the importance of the ing hour had expired, aud that the bill should 0 over till as being of about such and an would an or p g to- Orleans Riots has alseady summoned six prominent where he Seif) mess you. I will likely have occasion to write to enemies of the Government. bill, and suggested that it should be postponed and printed. a der of Jefferson Davis ex nding abd fame 3 Louisianians now hereto a prominen pa Tore uh ire ise directed by you I will send my lefers Mr, COWAN (Dem, Pa.) had not intended again to take the The House seconded the previous question, and passed the GOVERNMENT GOLD SALES, ileges which the President of the United in the Ce itteo ex PRET five testimony. pre ores a Bis ow iy tinue. Ty ow dats, send a 1 floor on the subject, but it had been sald he was not in earnest dl by 123 to 31. Mr. INGERSOLL (Rep, 11.) asked leave to introduce a bill of law, declared lapsed aud lost, re TH, GN a po bn oifering Thi 4 i AR PRL Ln NUN Te E 8 Lo The Sxpacks lo srt Bouts tye Last of weconnt of this expense, which will bo allowed you, Fintlose Jeane. Xie gad mens ra dt Wri He had THE SOUTHERN STATES AND PRESIDENTIAL FLECTIONS. regulate the sale of coin und bullion by the Sceretary of the DEPLORABLE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN SOUTHERN MEX- The President to-d y ou o list of the different tribes of Indians now in Eastern en vt if negroes were to be enfranchised, le was in favor 6f Mr, WILSON (Kep., Town), from the same Committee, re- EW SHBURNE 1C0~~FORCED LOANS-~ORTEGA'S RELEASE. ar resi ay sent .a message to the House Kansas, with the population of each and the extent of the ay Mr. WASHBURNE (Rep., TL) called for its reading. NEw-ORLEANS, Dec Dates the in reply £o a resolution asking whether any applica. reservation of each ibe. My object is now to Or Mi She still further changes, so ay to embrace women also. If white ported a bill to prevent the ‘reception and counting of illegal Phe bill was read. It direots the Scerctary of the ‘Ureasury, og yaw-0 A From Tamp to th pple. Y renty men could not be intrusted with political power for the negro, glectoral voles in the election of President and Vice-President. whenevor the amount of gold und silver in the. Aveasury eX: oT rosent Southern Mexico in a deplo coeds $50,000,000, and when the interests of the Government re. No legiti business is done, tien been made to him for the pardon of 4. E. with all these tribes, and get them out of the State—where they Le could not be trusted with it for women, He who thought The preamble and resolution recites that the Rebellion which the i quire its sale, to give public notice for at least 30 days of his est uncertainty future pret as 4 pico. Pickett, who acted as a Major-General of the Rebel are in constant conflict with the Wiites—to a new home better women were represented by their husbands might go to the forces in #be late war for the suppression of the insur. Monde thes Te ri hire hom fb i.) ould Je proceedings of the Women's Rights Convention, recently held, was waged by a portion of the United States aguinst the proper esire to effect snl sale, of the wmount to be sold, and at what ity of the Juarez to n ection, aod if so what has been the action Chickasaws aud sauth of the Cherokcos, It wan formerly Wa willing to mpd (Aghia Bg h ge. Je authorities of the Government thereof inthe most virulent aad period, and shall receive sealed proposals for the parchuse ot| burdensome loans on the ie themon, Among the documeuts inclosed tulled the Jansed Lands, but JL Focus tteaty the absolute wore by the past, but when the time came to make n step, jt revolting form, but whose organized and allied forces had now Rol port hereof eat bidder Washiugiop, snd stl have done likewise, At San 0 one om J Advecate-General Holt, ervation of sutlici A te ill be we; d o cach tribe ares: should be made in the right direction. He was surprised that been overcome, did in its revolutionary progress deprive the Secretary may all the bids, and also vided o aonnt cently exacted, the 1 by Mejide «0m 0s oe dated July dast, who submits for the con- directed to Visit tits the different Fides i Wu ate Shertiure Bit sincerity should be duubied. dion were y i ie hay people of the several portions of the United States heretofore the Treasur hw not be reduced over $30,000, 4 also FLL od that tk release of Gen. Ortega ‘bas been a we Secre of War he state- Js subject, and dC sition, and ditetmivation, shoukd be 8 radical as any of them. He did not intend to let represented in Congress as the States of Virginia, North #13 Mod that dens sisi deposit two Pent of the W1 sd lanin oe of vhecd men write who was n them ser. y settled the Juggernaut of progress run over him. He taroli lori is 4 gn a y anita sseley rey wii fond ry yo OI Mary ir this session of Congres and so that this way be done within NT. Aut Top Is or hy hk Say Carolina, South Carolina, Georglo, Florida, Alabama, Missis: yy WASHBURNE (11) sald that the tendency of such a ‘SANDWICH ISLANDS, _ hse bogails with the investigation then mad Bites or Shi ot. 100i here by the Int of tribes to send dele- this bill, for he had w wie, whereas Mr. Anthony was a wid spp, Arkausos, Louisiana and esa, of fl civil governmant, il Would ef pu the whole i fn tho contre of (1 old EE hoes 0 e ity, ere by the 1st of February, i sible, fom ah athont i p i gamblers in Wall st. 3 AMERICAN COUKTESIES v possible, ower, He hoped, therefore, that Mr. Anthony would make an and so disturbed their pblitieal rélations with the Union as 10 Bye Brg Cum GOTT. said that on thé contrary it would take the ar oF TE RT gh IA B70" 3 wi y Ri of the charge prefer,red against the Rebel Pickett and all events uot later than the 10th of the same month, so as to bjee jg axpre jeet apology to him for having expressed a doubt of his sin. deprive them of the pear 1 gress of th blers ive time to make the treaties with them and have them laid This new Ki w sin. deprive them of the right to appear iu the Congress of the matter out of the hauds of the gold gam and would stop BY TELRORAPN TO THE TRIBUNE. a ecrity. [Laughter Jovan who appears Uyited States in the positions of Senators and Representatives; mbling In gold. It would put it out of the power of the others of having ma,"dered some £2 of our prisoners before the Se 3. OL. nate by the 20th of February, to be ratified before i red. of war. Judge Holt says he is a thoroughly the adjournment ou the 3d of Mach. re on the political stage to oppose the Jupiterian system of i cretary of the Treasury to wield a golden scepter m: w ML. TCOLY reliable man. It i recommended that Pickett You will inform these tribes that they are authorized each Rkistation, com itiug that Jub have beech. a tyrant to her. Shak they can be Restated Vo fugit foraser politionl ielation In wer than any bb in the writen r op at the Navy Department g eury ym be arrested sud put on trial before the Military Lom- £240 send twe deleajes to be accompanied Ly the ngent. oll vivoteenth annual mecting of the Pennsyliy Bat the 1:the Union only bY the qonyent of the law making Pct the 495,000,000 of goid—so that he could depress and Taise the mar. Thatcher, com the Pacific Squad 0 mission engaged in trying, the employés of the Freed- via $0 be pad by the Government; for which you will pro. Socigty the speech of Mrs. Grol ne Doansylvania antenlavery United States that it would be improper for communities this kee dt his Monsure, United States oft Hopola men's Basowe in Nort Ovrolins, The Secretary of woud bo weil 0s you to. ¢ome Whig with. hein, wh 3t woul) whes safe Vilbow) to CxbrbLe Be opiion mm. that ABjock ai depsived. of civil government, and whose politica ations to Mr NKGRACRE (ep Cou SEL Cols or we #4 ey on tue 13th inet in this ship, Bavingion By J wld setts (Mr. Wilson) to express hie opiuic int subjec Jovi Tui p 3 py War in a letter to the Presid bt, dated December §0, Wsebe well if they sould all game together. To accomplish Ne felt nasnred that he xpress hi Slition, va hm bjt, bd the Cri of the U nited States ore i) Bist for yas bill board and suite, for Houoluly, and icipation in the clection of President and Vice-Uresident of the The SPEAKER stated that, as it required unanimous on 4 ie Ee Sop loses Mill and others who had bes. 0 tried and cou the Pottowotforoies and Osages, If you should not icted you thould not have, you groes i the Massachusetts Loginjatire, be conkd not doubt that tious of the United States, heretofore represented in Congress as THE CASE OF THE REBEL GEN. PICK®TT, tions, returning the thanks w SPEAK d says takin A {uto considers ion the action of the this eu will appoiat to meet in the City of Knnsas. Tell on this nestion., He conld almost see fr h he oon ods Io [4 them 40 be careful and select the most intelligent and influential bosom of Lis friend from Masrachusetia heave 4h iid United States, It therefore enacts that until the law making sent to introduce the bill and as objection had been made, the of a di his Excellency A. De hii hs Ss b will visit as many of the others as you can, and advise th 1 the ae ain to, Sr. Wilson wayld couse to bla (3s. Cow's) pilin. He from tho President courtesies extended to her Majesty the Q Eu Court of Btates, in preme the United y in the case of of thetsibe. J have dowlsed iff you will Lave the time to visit with this new issue [laughter], and, now thet they had two ne. power of the United States shall have declared the several por: bili was not before the House. 1 _— Ug pes IN ch to ig litary Commission, aud the doubts cast un jurisdiction of such tribunals, the. Secretary has So expenses deegaig. If son ul need ary money for your ool, aio, tht bi oer rend rom Massachunels (Mr, Sum thie States of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Geargin, yuo hia Yaports hum the Secretary of War and Attorucy- wl a t authorized to pursue the cow 3 recommended would pay some attention 0 the quality and character oie he) Sod vous Ly his Jroposition, hire thats hange Florida, Alabaina, Mississippi, Arkansa# Louisiaua aud Texas, General, in reference to the case of G. E. Pickett, late “COLORADO. ADO. by the Judge- Advocate-Geperal until th opinion of the Juud in‘each reservation, sd 4540 nubile ox to place aloe on uve Aliededt to this ramon laughter) “re faut restored to their political relutious to the, Union, they shall not Ghostul in the Hohel atwy. in reply ithe Hume resolution of Lo ceysewarn vo mE fmpeNe, CO 7 nan EE Rufreme Court should be formall promul ted, Xe when the pe 91s mas. vied 10 Ae ntcabeii af tied Jno sowe remarks from Mrs. Goege in relation to Mr, Sum be entitled 10 representation in the electoral college for the ome ply cot, hol ted the 23d June ar DexVER, Dec. 11=There ie great enthusiasm overt hie wagnitude of the offense alleged again StPickett is that *'ic “vo. from every ports. In Sclegation, ex's great speech of Vist Winter, to which he was compelled choice of President and Viee. ant of the United State®, 23d Jul a Hi ars before the. termination of the sossion. determination of the Repu cas Cogress 10 adn 4 Cole. such that there should he no reason to ¢vDeEL the you wili tell the mgpt that he ls authorised to assent. Mrs, Gage had discovered that Mr. Sumer and that no electoral vote shall Le received of counted from Tt wos laid oo the table and ordered printed. BG ORD SNES Shas (BIN BIALE Bh. jurisdiction of the tribunal t heir trsl m 10 con ith 1} Re of. Which he ib protested against taxation, ged male representation, and wot a thems cxcopt as each may hereafter he so declared restored to its bas been o tribunal to Whom their tn NIJ v7 (Sato With the AF, te Spl Ih AT ut. word was said by this gentimen against the tyranny of tai political ridiops in the Union and entitled to répresentation REPOKT OF THE REGISTRR OP THR TREASURY. represent tha Territory in the 0 gommitted, :Attorpey-Gen. Stanbery, Du Ob, FC or oh it fr wi 3 ae adnt onion eh wou withuls giving them the feb of represen tio. He in Congress, re SEEAKISR Pieaeniod SOWLmICAUOR fom the Sec Hd! Lol? him the object 107 Y08 Ryo weuld say to the gentieman. (hat Mrs, Flizabeth Cady 8 FINC i i othe X r namittin report o Regi Treasury, y J I abeth Cady Siaiton, Mr, FINCE (Dem, Ohio) asked My, Wilson whether his bill JU8 0 a wind x penditres FoF th year en: yA Ibe ‘Indians are J lL 6, informs the Pre sident that no ac i 148 on u ed ri 40 los of De pe ction ha h ino jeter of July luc wd and po 2d Iu aad con I Wn 8 east i LR TE A hy RAS 4 al gt Mr Frances DV. nge, and Ars, Susan I Anthony weile at was prs m 3 n 30 1965. The sauie disposition wns made of itas of the pre prings, iles YC Lad upon the ¢u i i i estion of pardon of Gen. Pickett, nev fer with him file ood £00 f ho 0oe0res aod bas tino he their d 1b. wh ¥oely arid fiir, and Uy i io he weir heels with their bunners £3ing and they word iter ther fr. WILSON tea 2 office an information of proceedings joeti. dy pn w iy t theso Qisferent tribes 1 n Ho in point of persistantly aud shay A. 7 ad cho close of Lis wee ir Hd AY Lp alg mattor of great Coullug mater sre known to u to a hos ff ogh Bla cet, for ariekty to prisons, ox 6ny 4, ae ta Jourid A Hy Rilsmainor,: HH» HY athe Fizes Lana 5ad a Jetter hon ais tu As Bunn B. Athos, bopostance aud ove that should pot be possed without dis THE BOT BYERS’ AND f ATLORE pod! id i a ose opeREL Le Jaws of war, Au fle {uw OR AE et bl ug bt $48 ih ha Wi pe vratten Taet Sumter Li QVOF OF ftiaie su hE i “wy LON, J hw Mr. INGERSOLL (Rep hi) fiom (Fe Com) "on Dis ph Con tion, A for alin k papers PfilorSmadvies ail bap pence Feu with abo We Nar ik or wap opted, he (Doan) Wold Veto TOF the bi Ais. WEDBON sqiel Be v ould proceed to explnin the bill and tags of Columbine, reposted back the bid to atoend fhe aol ue express oflice, bioke jul on Friday last. osha

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rr a YT verdd gafely parehase the defi My Ogdon anya that ho wos on the gro Cl IL C OU Re. simply ask od Will we De sate in buying the 1" and that be ai asa erod I thina so ylila Robinson su) s that be wos abet i 1t thodlimeand kiww pollo ol they mptieg dt 1ecdew told Bin UNITED STATES CH COURT-D, 11 Befors bd vera. Geden furit ov testified that he Rad been favor LEY ably impress d hy Mr, Bennett, vio had perches 1bhonds fron COUNTER! ING DASES thew firm, ab! woul! guile rob: hiy lave nad om ko Charing Mellar h for oassine and bouds i a moddente cmonnt ad roguestod ab amply Cakbog Catbaring NOUIFCE, Heo Kotioneh aim o: 1 (he preogusion of Suing oni whet be Uy clin garospeets bie atte Pe aa i} inaued tha ne! Nuit PL AER ae] parbeol the bity Mr Loblson, too, testifics tht who (he MAY VO) UMN a Ai y titi ne to him an the 1 hid Pp Ki ol he thomeht mogh, N.Y, ought uj 4 vr ves Trane ab all THeit-nhd--Imov-have said so $0 dod wath Terie Mad Hepvett would have moasicat all ry mind mov have said wo aot guilty plonded gedit), w r x thot raft was retnened protested, and from letters send om Lag 40 passed C0 a Bnd gd eb ball fo appusd yas feito Jolin Conngll, indicted fod $10 NaWonal curyenc) pate aunt for trial, failel to apr ‘1 my Tames Miller indictad for having in hls poss yar, with i toad tO ss cminterfeit fractional Wr cent CRIFENOS poles, alse forfeits! his‘ reeoguizanes by nol ajpoaring for tol. Wilkin Gaonett, indicted for dosing tu oonnjerieit =i CH fractional curecucy, also tuiiod 1g appear, forfeiting Mis Trecog BAZAN 1a £0.00 induc od for pressing Cour woreelbrongt up fo Catharine May and Mary Hardon tarfeit ¢2 Unitog States drensury polos tind. Harden vitdegw a plo of web guilty and pleaded ilig, She, was remdndod Tor sentence, Ou motion of te fur Attorney, a nelle proscgur Was entered in the case of May, and she was disch ged A Giovani donut (an Kalin ishietod for dealing 1a conn- torfeit fractionn] currency found guilty, and re wmandod for sentence, AN ALLLGED BXCESSI\K IMPOSITION OF BUTIHS. Burkard and Hutton ag! Avcusivs selicll, Collector, &o. Wo publ shed an abstract of this case in Saturday's wp. The case was pontin ned westordny and we now [ito it in detail. Tt is a'smit rough by the plaintiff. ym. srtore of certain dry goods in i457 to rocoverof the defendant who was Coliceto of the port of Now York at thal time, duties allegod to hinve been exncted by hi in excess on costs, charges, and totmmissions. “Phe first section of the net of Marcel 5, 1%], atingdtbe reappraisement of imported merchandise, pro- vides that tu all cases of ad valorem duty on imported goods, it shall be the duty of the Colloctor te cause the actual market value. or whelesale price, to he apprgised, estimated and ascer- tained ‘and to suck value, or price, Xan be added all costs and charg¥s, extept insurance, and including in every case. the charges for commissions at the waval rates. as the true alue at tho port whiro the sams may be ontered wpon whivh duties shall be aggroecd” The paint ifs allege that the “costs and charges” and the commissions,” referred to in the above act, ‘were ascertained d estimated at the Cnstom House in ercess, and therefore y are entitled to recos er back the duty imposed by the Col leotor npea sel excess. CP EA RE Suvolving similar questions eamo before the Cirtwit Court. Judge Smaller presiding. and in that ease. by consent of all the parties, the report of My, Tsane Phillips, an A fser iu the Custom House, was received as evidence of what all costs aud charges” actually were. aud what the gomunissions’ ought tebe, on the merchandise in question, The rps of Me. Phillips was made in answer to a question submitted by Auditor Ogden, as to what was the genoral aver- of suck ems, Phe plaints in the present action offered this report of Mr. Phillips 08 cvidepee fo show?yhat were all costs and charges actusily paid In fhe patutifs. The Disjriet Attorucy objected to its reception, upon the ground that the report did not pur port 10 represent the actual amount paid, bat ouly a general ay erage or approximation, Ihe Court sustained the oljection and rulsd that the plamtiffs must prodoce affirmative evidence of what was the amount of al! costs aud charges actually Jud on the merchandise in question by the plaintiffs. The plain- tifls not being ready to produce ths proof the trial was ad- to Wednesday next. It ‘also appeared in the evidence ofMred by the plaintiffs, that fits were not attached to the entry in each individual case, wp at the close of some of Jho protests, there was a notice tot ‘allector that he was to consider the protestgapplicable to all future similar importations. This raises the a1 mooted estion of prospective protests, the District-Attorney taking e nd that each hoportation and ach entry must be accom- panied by a protest in reference to that pet icular importation, and that the protest must be filed at or before the payment of the duty. appeared, in the plaintiffs’ evidence, that the import- ers not appealed from the decision of the Collector to the Socrelary of the Treasury, The plaintiffs aimed that, in the dcoisions of the Treas Jepartinent, appeals were not neces. sary in oases of duties exacted in excess on costs, charges and commissions. The District-Attorney denies the applicability of tho decision of the Treassuy Department to the case sghar, and insists that, fu overy case where a protest is required undes of March, 1557, an appeal to the Secretary is also neces. _ in order to enable the importer to waintain a suit, “here are other important questions involved in the pending tril which will be preseuted for the ruling of the Court, and it is antioipated that the large amonut uvolved will take the case 40 the Supreme Court, whatever may be the decision here. Ex United States District- Attorney X. Delafield Smith for tho plaintiff; United States District Attorney Samuel tv. Court ney and Asastant United States Distyiet- Attorney Ethan Allen for the defendant. 2 cs UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—Dee. 1l.—Before Judge SMALLEY. GHAMPAGNE CASE§—~ALLKGED UNDERVALUATION OF INVOICES, United States agt. 3,100 cases of Ch Wine,” This is ouo of several suits bronght by the Govern- mont ust certain wine morchants and importers of this sitysfor Meged fraudnlont undervaluation of invoices of cham- ague wine imported by them, It came up yesterday in the Pon of a by the United States District-Atforaey, Sawml, G. Cougtney, for a term, on the tponcwment of the trials until the March that material witucsses tho Govern. ment were now in California for the purpose of testifying in wi casos there: that he Lad made no agreement®with Webster and Craig, the opposing counsel, that the cuses Ie tried this term; that the cases had been pending be- tern of his immediate predecessor, and that Messrs, s and Lowry, uutil recently, bad the prosccntion of tho cases in their hands, but that he had now takew charge of y direction of the Searetary of the Treasury, who had Ws instracted him not to have them triea until the March term, if Raaibie, as the Goverament would pot be ready until that Sines We the motion, and read Jind affidavits I showing that un agrecment hi en ma to rin Ton the cases this term. d Bir. Lowry thon read letters contradicting the affidavits read by Mr. Webster, and said that Mr. Webster in stating that an argument bad been wade labored under a misappre- honsion: that he (Mr. Lowry) in conversation with Mr, Webster ohh a certain occasion may havo made a easnal observation in roforence to the trials, which Mr. Webster has contrued into an agreement; that Mr. Webstor hand no right to so consider it, for he (Mr, Lowry) bad informed My. Webster the vext day after ghis conversation that Le would not be ready to try the December. ThepCourt informed counsel that a stipulation or agreement bet ween counsel for claimants and any other party or partics, other than the District-Attoruey, evea if proved, would not affect his dbeision in relation to this motion; he should only recognize as binding what took place between counsel for claimants and the Diatrict-Attorney. The District-Mtorney then said that the management of casos havisg been, until recently, in the hands of Messrs. and Lowry, he had not comuoitted himself to the trial at this term, except by saying, that he was willing aud act THAN counsal on Yolk sides agreed; butas it seemed hat no agrecwent had been made, and asghe had been recently verb A. by the Scerctary of the Treaspry to take full charge of the cases, aud as, since he had done so, he had received in- structions not to try them till March, on account of not being roady, he should certainly not agree to try them now; and there wo agreement the counsel for claimants were not in their efforts to force on the trials by the plea that many of their witnesses were here from t the ement would put thew to seri- ons ce, trouble and expense. They had sont fore Choso wit: sess afterbeing informed and warned that the other side wore uot ready for trial in Decewber and could just as well &s Bot have prevented their coming, but as they were herg, bb would inform the Court counsel for claimants that the Gov!’ ernment was willing that the testimony of these witnesses n de bene esse, and should be received on the trial, NEW-YOR4Y DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1866, it whioe of the defendants, which Dennett Sit of getting, and which, as it appeared, wore from 0. 164y to another, it was judged, when they were opened i tao Sheil, that Bennett had Deca a swindler, The pleintifls clall Wat they were induced to buy hia bogus x Th to LM. Honncit in tho hao dealt through (he falee repre eutations of the doloudants, and thut they were theveiore Liahie for the amount, 1 he Uonrt charged that there must have Leon false reprosci tations, deccit™ud. a loss of money through redance on those representations, 10 coustitulo a oatse of action. The first and last were aonceded s the second, docoit, was that en which the ury wore ie pass, and ths might be faise statomcnt of oe ledge where the partiesshind not kaow ledge The Court dirceted a se Med verdict Liefoue Mr. Justice Mason, ACIT FOR LOA OF A LEG AGAINST A OOTY RAILROAD COMVANY. 3 Caroline Rexford agt. The Broadway and Seventh-ave. Rail rond Company. This cass, proviously reported, andgin which defendants for £20,000, for the loss of her leg, which she alic;zes was orused hy the heggiunce ofa conductor of one of their cars, was snommed up Td givenMo the jary yesterday, They being unable to agree up to the time of the adjournment of the Court, were directed to bring in a sealed verdict this mortiug. Croawimns —Bafore Mr, Justice RGRANAM. THE DOWNIEVILLE GOLD 8T0CK MATIEX—A (CORNER THAT WAS NO CORNER—ALL'GED FRAUD ON TUE PART OF STOCKIOLDEYS. James Fisk Sens egt. J. G. Riley, I. A. Wheeler, and J. C. Lurriott, The plalotis in thie ease suc te recover $12,700, Their story is embodied in the affidavit of William Belden, one pf the plain tiffs, on which the defendants were arrested, and 6f whiok the following*is an‘alstract On Nov. 5 Wheeler wonght 8 stock, thendsc ling at £5 share ghat he said he owned all the gtook of the fictipans that he wanted plaintiff to buy of him 2,000 shares Mud advance £7,000 aud the'purchuse money for 0ehares if ther conld be got. saying that theastocs conld noo down, as he owned it oll, and had contracts for de- livery to him of 60,000 shares short stock besides, that is, stock not in (he possession of the seller; that relying upon this, plamtifts lent him ou 6th November £80, aud paid for 2.000 sharcs for him £5,700; that these re) csentations were false? that Le did not-own the stock it is avw for sale at Rl, and if is diffict’t to get that sum for it; that Wheeer knew it was plontifil in the market and would go down; that pllzthe defendant bay since confessed iat Wheeler acted forgthe iu tyerest of all: that thes have made a number of similar transac- ious, ande\ heer nnd Riley aexnowledged that they know, on the morning of November 6, before plaintiffs’ advances were made, that the stock could no longer be sold at a price that would at a!fhpproach he advance, and it was impossible for then to maintain dts market price. Wheeler now moves to dischaige the order of arrest on affidavits eo:ting up substantially that he was in defendant tiley's cinploy to attend (o transactions in Downievile stock he proposed vit November 5 to deposit with plaintiits 5,000 shares of4)ow nieville stock'as margin, they to buyaud sell other stock of that. company ss he might direct, the stock then seliing Jat 82 85 a share he did not te IL Belden hie owned the stock, but that the pool” yrho were operating in it ow ued®orycont rolled the whole of it, which he said on Riley's aathority and still be- loves; plaintifs aceepted the offer, nud he made a written con- tract with them authorizing them to sell the stock, he to keep his margin good. wlieh he did until his arrest that on Nov, 6 de deposited 7,000 shaces of the same stock, and recely ed from them 87,0008 0 be repaid on call on Nov, 7; that whea the loan sfcll due on the 7th, he believes the gtoek would have brought enangh to cover it; did wot say the stock could not go dow that on Nov. 6 he directed plaintiffs to purchase on his ace 2,000 shares of the siook, which they did; that he balieves tf could have sold the entire stock before gait brought for eno to cover their whole advances; that he never acknowledged ti he knew on the thorning of Nov. 6, before he got advances, thu it was impossible for them to maintain the market price of the stock; that since his arrest Belden Lad used@hrentening 1: fre re to him and said he should never leave jail till he preted is innocence, Riley swenrs that Wheeler was in his employ, and and the defendant Harriott on the 5th, 6th aad 7th Nove! ow did control shares to the amonut ot the entire capital sock of tho company, and denies the admissions alleged wo Lave been made by him on the 6t1: November. Tn reply to these affidavits and others brought to support them. Mr, Belden says that on the afternoon of Nov. 7 the stock was down to 75 and 80 contspand Ly the 224 had fallen to 17 cents; that Whedernever spoke of a post or of ageucy, but that ke was owner oD all the stock andshed put £300,000 in it, and that*there has been an over issue of 107,000 shares of the stock. Othor afidavits were read in support of this, and Wheeler's examination su 4 it in some points. On theae®aflidavits, Mr, ley Field, the counsel for plain- tiffs, contended that the 1 show clearly that Wheeler acted in combination with Riley t= %all these matters. The defend: ants assert that Wheeler was tmplosed by Riley as an agent, and aeted for him in the transactions; ‘but neither pretends that the plaintifts were aware of the fuct, while the plaintiff say ex- plicitly_ that they mever knew or sn that Wherler was acting “as an agent until after the loans were made and before the suit was brought; that the result is that both Wheeler and Riley are liable to Shitting that the fraudulent representa- tions were proved to have heen made by Wheeler, thet he is responsible for them; that the papers show a general scheme devised by Riley and Harriott to raise money upon this stock, by inducing brokers to buy stock for their account, with a won of which they secretly supplied themselves, by “a franduleat overissue and by wal Upon the stock an ammount far exceeding its vaine, at thoy have obtained upon tho overdssue alone up. rd of $48,000; that ip this scheme, part was assigned to Wheeler, which he earfied out; thet his dealing in the stock for Riley during a pe of three mont'ss or more, and his repro- sentations were aetoslly false, and his obtaining similar advances from Jones and Westervelt and others, show that he was familiar with the entire device, over-issue and all; that Wheeler in his own evidence states that when he gave the or der to the plaintiffs to buy he knew they would have to buy Riley's stock, and Riley admits he negotiated and the money upon one of the fraudulent over-issues, bat declines to el to the matter further lest he may eriminate himself, The counsel for the defendant contended that it was but an ordinary cornor operation, and that Wheeler was shown to have been merely meting as ageut, liley coming forward to clear m. The Court reserved its decision. Before Mr. Justice SUTHERLAND. DECISIONS. The Second Avenue Railroad Co. (first action) agt. The Bieceker-st. aud Fulton Ferry Railroad Co.—Motion granted, with $10 costs to the defendant, to abide the event of the action, The Same agt. The Same (second action).—The same. In the matter of the petition of Laura Karme.—The/motion must be denied, but without costs, &c. ¥n the matter of the application of Mortimer Livingston et al. for removal, &e., of tinstee, &e.— The motion for a stay, &c., until motion can be made to Court of Appeals, is granted; the other part of the wotiou is denied, without costs to either party. Before BARNARD, J. Robert Campbell atgilishia PB. Sackett.—Motion denied, Sandford agt. Pegram. ersettled. Robert 8, Livingston agt. Tho Mayor of New-Yhrk.—Motion”granted. Cincuvin Cases William Kelly agt. John Atwell.—Motion deuied, Fdwerd Del Bauco agt. Theodore: Eustman Verdict for plaintiff. Srroar Tens. Before Judge Porrin, Osgood gt. Given —Judgment for the dofendant on the demurrer to the fourth cause of action, with leave to the plaintifi to amend within 20 days on payment ef costs of+the demurrer, Melntyrefagt. Fitch. —Tudgment for plaintiff on the demurrer, with leave to the defendant to answer within 20 Jind anes

Jim 5,000 shares Downieville fhe should bo take the same as if the wimesses were'persounlly present. daysion payment of the costs. Mr. Webster replied that the suits had been pending two TT years; that bouds had been fiYen to the extent of $1480 in SUPERIOR COURT—TaiaL Tery.—Dec. 11.—Before Justice gold; that the soourities for claimants were anxious to havo the MONLLL. oases sottlod so that they might be released; that there had THE WRONG PARTY. been ample time for the Government to prepare for trial; thet Charles McCarthy, Adinr., &e., agt. Isaac Duryea, the District: Attorney wanted the cases postponed for, tle conve: The plaintifi’s lithe girl was, according to his evi- nience of tho Government, but he (Mr. Webster) had" right to Pp g eg demand that the trials should be with, us the righ dente, run over and kill® by a cart Inarked yith the defendant's of his clients wers ixvolved tha hie considered any one of h name, purchased, together with the horse, Vs the defendant, in olicats would have as Haid to ual fou the postponement Bia oWh Hate, and in chia of a driver hired by the defendpmt. cases Swas 4 et, as it appeared that the defendant, s own testimony, ta on ridge the claim gu waa throughout only an agent of Joseph L. Duryea, the Court nience, and yet, the District-Atforn well decided that the caso was against the wrong person, and that know that if that was the case—if the’ situstion of the parties the only person liable was cither the person ggectly negligent to this action —au application by them (the or Ms real employer, and not an intermediate #gent. claimant for SRostponement on the ground of conveieroe, GN SBCA Mr. Croshy or defendant would ughed at, yet he (Mr. We thomght be- yo Ri Hered tad wy one of Wt cists, Rot withstaing the power of AL ve his wis consul ee aad fespostod, and should receive the same treatmint in a mat Charles L. Dexhicimer, Adm'r., &e. agt. Conrad Gautier, ter of kind, and have as much deference paid to Is wishes, The plaintiff, na Administrator of his brother, Jacob Dex. as the Secrotary of the Treasury, or any similar public official. heimer, brought suit against the defendant for certain moneys The Court took the papers reserving its decision. and goods, amounting in ali to about 8500. It appears that Ja- Samuel G. C United States District-Attorney, for cob, when entering the Army, placed these in the posseasiongof the Governwout Webster and James U. Craig for the the defendant, as the plaintiff claims, merely for safe keeping, claimants. as the defendant says as an actual, free, voluntary, aud valid CONDEMNATIONS. gift, with directions to keep the same as a gift from him to the of prooess were made in the following cases said defendant, in case of his death.” case. —U A The Court held that the defendant's claim did not amount to 8 title; and directed verdict for the plaintiff. do, Fonrlind' in ey tre do. found st No. 176 Same ie abil) found st No. 16] West Twenty vonih st, Sais agt. One kindred and ninety-eight bbls, dis-- afistts Sond on Bast Twenty-sixth-st. BE a a a. Distsicr. Atoms) ey catered condomaing them by default. y rr ONER'S OFFICE-~Dzc. 11,- CTR Ae Cammiasioner. NEWTOX, “SOOTOH"” EXTRADITION CASR—THE PUGITIVE "70 BR SENT BACE~OPINION OF COMMISSIONER NEWTON. In re The of John Greatrex, The in whom the be delivered up in accordance with between this Government and we with having fled from that eountry, afier certain of a large number atthe Union of which the Government of Great Britain Datantiuts the upon the tions Ww the These do- Yar at fam aay the place those who _ Et tnits narrate ET CA evidence alone X should to grant the cer £2, Sm tegen aps aloe fm lag iat 1 amt to mati ia in to D a 11.— Before Mr. Justice SUPREME COURT ohn J. ¥reedman, for plaintiff; Stalknecht Hall, for de- fendaut, SPECIAL Teny—Before Justice ROBERTSON. DECISIONS. Mnrietta Schmidt et. al. agt, Emil Heiforth.—Motion granted, and proocedings stayed. In the matter of the appointment of arbitrators: Kiffer, guar. &an, ad litem of Louis Kiffer Elizabeth Muger, sn infant, agh The Forty-second-st. Ferry Railroad Company; Aunetts Francis act. Meyer Rosenthal, sen., et. al; Marshall Spring agt John Rohn +.—Motious granted. em a COURT OF COMMON PLEAS--Dzc, 11-Defore Judge BRravy, SUIT FOR COMMISIONS, “James A. Lloyd et a). agt. Edward Matthews, The plaintifly, who aro real estate brokers, allege that certain premises were placed in their hands by the defend. ant to sell on commission, that they procured a purchaser, and that the Jioperty was sold for the suw of 120,000 to the Grand of Masons. Ob this sum they claim one per centom. The defendant denies that the sale was effected by the tiffs, or that he ever guthorized them to sell the property. Ne also claims as a point of law that a broker cannot recover com- missions for merely giving such information as afterward leads to a sale, The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiffs for the full ameun 200. Lather B. for plaintiffs; ex-Judge Pierrepoct for de- Kraner Kaur.—~Motion denied; see Muldfeld oe on ted. Noters ond agt. n n 's st i ye Bn Eo on t Cummings sgt. men. Beero dit. James Motion Marsh Gaubaudan—See opini lg opinion. Injuncti Before Judge Bravy. Bogert agt. Bogert—Decision with Clerk. MARINE COURT.—Dzc. 11.~Before J A COLLISION IN an: Hay. I Gan 1 od severe in: forisa.oi of which be claims $500 damages. Syrtiom driving of plaintiff, Ha Sodned Tatough she In the course of the evidence it came out that the w onrriage Calo Ge pn, 4 Gos ted 51 comp 1 2000<Watkios ngt. and that the action should Lays been brought against he wife f oh bury for plein; David McAdam for dofondant. Me “oro Judge ALKeR. AOTION FOR BALARY. sugene 1'oit azk The National Life Insurance Cofopany that he wai employed by the general arent 0 the Company as 1 fasistand, in Jude, 1864, ut a salary oF L100 ver montis 3 Lat he performed the services incident to Jig postion nmtil December of the same ~year, and thoi he hai never yet received any portion of highaalaty. Ho now brings The defense set up is that the gone The plaintilf alleges suit against the Company corn) ngent bad po anthority from Lie Company to 0) an wsistent that if be did §o-he must aie) hiv himacll. The ‘Gout charged the jury that if {they fennd from the ovidence that the Compan yiceopted the services of the plaintiff, Le was entitled to a verdiTt The yary found a verdict for the plaintiff for 1300. L. 5. Lhowmus for piadutil 4. O. Dunmies for defondant. UR COURT CALENDARS Tins nav, sUrRIME COURT—CIROCIT, Pony i. ~Llold by Mr Justice Darnanp—Court opous at IL o'clock Nos. 2591 ~Shuyter, adm'r, agt. Nott, 2601 Sanborn agt. Herring et ol, Nos. 675K he ot of agt Ford at ol. T43—Chamberlain gt. Sailshong. IM —Ovnet agt. Howland of al, [189 ~5rophens Donald om ot al. 2829=Woring et sl The in| 055—Burke agt. Kolly, Bneriff, kc. demuity Kire Ins, Co. Panay IL—-Tlcld by Mr shies Crmzr Court opens at 1 clock am. Nos, Now 4 Timan agt. Marke. 2501 =Brown agt. Raphnel. 2036==W right agt. The Mayor, 2008 Daily azt, Woodiufl. 2432—Lindsloy sgt. The Europea 2600—stansberger ag. Fisk. Petrolonm Company, 2582—-Bennelt agt. Hyde, t-—-Abplepae sgt. Ven 1g. 2686— Barney 2A =Harrimau ugt. Smith. 2606—Snow agt. Fricaon. Elsen 2008—Cook sgt. Kelly, Sheriff, ke. 2612—Denniston szt, Liberty and agt. Cwponter. don Fire Tne, Cos 2568—Brown sgt. Central Amori-i2614=Martin agt, Clapp. ean Transit Company, 2616—Nostrand azt, Reeder, 214—MeNab agt. Suthertand, Zoit=Ebel nat. Larwarn. 1 2670~Carrington agt. Thorp. Part LL, —Held by Me. Justice Monies, at No. TJ Duane at, —Court opens at 10 o'clock m. Nos. Noa, “t #73=Nicliols at Kelly, Sheriff, {192=Stateson et al agt. City of irook!yn, o ng. Same, 180—Dusenbury sgt. The Lenoxi %9—Rolirseheit agt. Btevens. Fire Ins. Co. 2069—Conghlan sgt. Becond-ave. 1070—Same agt, The Globe Fire, Railroad Co. Iusorante Co. 1919 =Hageerty agt. Bunstein. 1071—Ssme sgt. The Croton Fire{1360 Wily ing sgt, The Same. Inserance Co. 1080 —=Dryant agt. Hassell ef al 1072—Bame agt. The Kiogs Co. 2775 Coffin sgt. Kelly, Sheriff ot al. Fire lusursnce Co. 2316—1lall agt. Wecksler, 1073—Same agt. The Phenix Fire [21T0—3ume sgt. Same. Tusuranee Co. 255 eaver gots The First Nat. 1074~8ame agt. The fot. Fire fu Bk of N. O. re Co. 505 Iselin agt. Buckley et al. 1483—=Venoist agt. Pinckney ef al. SUPREME COURT—BPECIAL TERM. (Held by Mr. Justice BArcox.—Coust opens at 10 o'olock a. m.—De: murrers, Nos. 27—Same agt. Thomas P. Lyman. Noe. 23—Huerstel agt. Hurlburt, 26—~Osgood et el. agt. ich et al. lesuos of Law and Fact os. 308 Howht of el. azt. Benaeholl Run Pet. Co, 1309 Same ag. Sams, Keteliom 185—Sehettier agt. Smith et al. 1190-~Hendricks of al. agt, Stark. 324=-Hunt eta. egt. Sanger et al. Ll 1nd 0ll0s Bat. Collins, 137~Coben agt. Jockson, 19-=Somers Kec'r, ke. agt. Adams 11 3—Lisenbers agt. Pettingill ot al. et al, 10d=Litt'o agt. Tornure et al. I of Manchester ag' Noa 175 Wiliams agt. Jay of al, 177—=Hamn orsloy ry Byme im- leaded ef al, ot ol. sgt. I 100—Tujlor al 181 Calhoun assignee egt. Ketchom ot 0=elden agt. Arnoux. Myers ot al. 195—-Pulmer ot al, agt. Roe ot al. SUPLEME COURT—CITAMBERS. 4 ed by Mr. Justice INGRANAM. —Coust, opus at 10 o'clock a. m.

Hou Y—Shepard agt. Danfor' lh, 115-Stevsas agt. Capon. 118—1u 10 assessmentsof a sewer in Seventy-third-st., bet. Third and Fourth-aves. 122=De Witt agt. Black. G2 Preston sgt. Moore, 63am art. Sawe, 64—lu ro petition of Wheeler,

el ul S4—Lelton, Ree'r, gt, Prescott. 88—-The People, Ke. ox rel] Mazel! agt, Beebe, General Call begivs at No, 126. SUPERION COURT TRIAL TERM. Parr ~Held by Mr Justice MecCusn. —Court opeas at Hi o'clock am. Noa Noa, 3065=Cuff agt. O'Reilly. 2715~Gross egt, Whitten. 2050 Stephens agt. Biske, &e. 28~McKeo agt. Maas, ef al 2567—=Melutyre agt. Payton. FitiTorping sgt. Lynch, Sherif, 2305 Whittemore ot sl, agt. Levy. 3 2:1 1=Francis agt. Tallman et al. |2731 —~Baktugt. Herselihorn, 2619 pone ngor ag. Smith, 7T3=Rogers ag! Robbin, et al 2631 —Ueorge the Coaut Josunes; 2735—StraMon sit. Neefie, sgt. Fisk, 2739-301 sgt. Dellinger. 1461 Spratt ae Maitland. et al. Pant iL. —Heid by Me. Justice MoxeLr —Court apens st 11 o'clock am. Nos, Ros. 2568—McCallnra agt. The Arctic 2934—Lyon agt. Kelly, Sheriff, Le. yo lu. Co. 2128 Bierce ot al sgt. The Poo 2526 ~TaJlor egt. Ketchum et, al. plas ¥ire Ins, Co. 196i—0 codridgs et. al. agt. Nat [270t—Ross sgt, Tho Mayor, ke, Fire lus, Co. 16:2—Sree ing sagt. Howard Sur 1008 —<Jovos agt. Dezan, vivor, 2470 Butler sgt, Mcltveine, 206% —~Nover ag’. Whitcomb, 2006 Peck et, sl, agt. Negbam, i—Metishey adm'r sagt. Hun 2810—Rysn agt, Heury, jr. etal. ter, etal, 2002p ian Clos Co. B12<3ame ag', Same egt. The Mayor, ke. COURT OF COMYXON PLEAS Parr f,~Heldby Davy, hCannt opens at 1] o'clock o. m. os, Nos, 154 +-Van Dyke ast. Hatch, 1912 Frisber sgt. Broadway and 1687 De Cola sgt. Burgess, Seventh-ave RCo. ot al L132 ayle Becor et al. 1913 =Beuhaw sgt. Bluxome, Al id—Brintoell sgt. Shipman ot ol, 83% Pearsall sgt. Kipp. 166% Hawon agt Keys 1690 —~MeUnrralian Waters. |[L176—Phillip agt. Dowlay ot ol, 859—Hyde eo: ol. ag, Van Veiken L0T—Morton et a’, sgt. Vaughan. 1329 W ison sgt. Uirodin. argh. 1911—Jones agt. Rutgers F. 1, Co. Pant 11, Held by Judge Briny 1 o'clock o. ma Court opens at Noe, 1140~Nelson sgt. Kidder, Nos, 1626 ~MeFreaman ngt, Street, 1814=M Neh Mi=Simonson agt. Brady. lsn—P Ox at Third-ave, R.|1507-Y ine set. Howiit asvor ag', Corwin, 62 1% Dunlop at. Frool 0. 1%%—Holmes agt. Brandags. ge 160—-Wood agt. The U, 5. Pateut 1903 —Moors sagt. Lawrence. 1909~Am. Nat. Bank of N. V. sgt. Baking Co. 181T~Masterson sgt. Kelioe, 1666—Bchutt sgt. Archer of. al, Clapp. 1910—Jones of Corn Fx. Tos. Co. of N.Y. MARINE COULT. lleld by HxanxE, JeCourt opens at 10 o'clock a. m. Nos. on, 25 Hall agt. Gr y #3—Same Same, PF e=Wators sgt “he f., N.Y.| 84=Olish act. Waters. B5--Beatty sgt. Watoin. Phils. 8 8, Co. 50 ~F.llison agt. Acton. £5 ~=Sintler sgt. O'Brien. @i—=Fowier sgt. Hauser, 6Thurber agt. Wood, T7—RBlack sgt. Livingston, #0—Goetiing agi. Teel 78—Tue C.Chowical Works sgt.| 90—Same at. Schwartz. White. 9 Anderson agt. Tetterich, T0=Simpeon sgt. Riley. $2—lioetiing agt. Klieinschwill- Bo MeDonnell sgt. Russell 8l<Hofferlieth ngt, Schaefer. #2—-Templeton ag’. Ingiain. Rer, 93—Whiteley sgt. Shotwell. CRIMINAL COURTS, ttt cat COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER, [Before Judge Barnard.) Tae Mysterious Moroder CAse.—Leonard Fay, the prisoner who pleadod guilty lust week to manelanghter in Fitzenmeyer, on the last of September, was bronght up yester- day to receive sentence.. The prisoner's plea was voluntarily made, and there was no substautial evidence to prove him the perpetrator of the murder. Yesterdaysthe counsel presented testimonials showing the goodgcharacter of the prisoner, and also his sworn statement of the cirenmstances attending the shooting, which has previously been shromded in mystery, The prisoner states that the shoot. ing waa entirely accidental; thatshe and the deceased had been together aM the evening and had visited several places of amuse. ment; that they were gecompanied by three companions; that they parted with them at the bos ding house in Frankfort+t,, and went to an oyster saloon in WilRam st. to get some oysters, wid when they came back in front of the boarding-house pris. oner showed a pistol to deceased, stating that it belonged to John Pick, one of the partics who had been out with them in the evening; that prisoner stated that Pick wanted to sell it, and snappad it two or three times and it would pot go off; that the prisoner and the deceased both spoke and said they did not beliove the pistol good for anything; deceased again remarked that he aid not believe it was loaded nnd took hold™f it when it went off, causing his death, There wos go words between the prisoner and the deceased, but they were the best of friends. This statoment was accepted by ike Court aud the prisoner wos discharged; gantence suspended, CALEXDAK Fos To-pAY. ~The People sgt. John Daly, felo- nions assault and battery; the People sgt. Michael Sullivan, manslanghter; the People ngt. Henry Wagner, felonious assanlt and battery; the People agt. Patrick Dorton, feloniows assault and battery; the People agt. Patrick Kennedy, felonious assault and battery; the People agt. Tsane Rossdon, using metal kouck- les; the People agt. Michael Connor, using slung shot, rr COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. [Before Recorder Hackett. OuTrAGROUS RoBeeRy.—Joan (Toner pleaded guilty to petit laroeny from thejperson, on an indictment for robbery in tle first degree. The complainant, Matthew Breiner, was asleep on board a canal boat, of which he is captain, on the morning of the 19th of November, and wns awakened by the entrgnos of the prisoner snd five other unknown men into the cabin after they had broken open the door. They said they werozin search of the captajp of a certuin vessel, and when told by the complainant that Ie knew no sush person, they pro- ceeded on deck, followed by him. The complainant then went to the WA ision chest to seo if anything hed been stolen, and whet he cand to tetwn to the cabin he was intercepted by the prisoner and his eomparions. He pushed b thera and they followed him ia#o the cabln, blew out the light, and then seized him. by the hair end throat, and struck him on the head with a brick, and then stripped dim of his pantaloons, comtaining a gmall amount of mosey. The” prisoner cried out to kill him, and the complainant then hollasved murder,” when his assailants ran away. Officer Jacob Van Gerichten of the Twenty-cighth Precinet Police heard of the trouble on the boa and prosaring the assistanca of another officer, went on boa and arrested the prisoner, who was just coming outof the cabin, and who was identified by the Captain as one of the robbers. The affidavit of the cewplainand proved the prisoner to guilty of tho serious offonse of robbery, but Lis plea of a lesser crime was accepted by Assistau®District: Attorney Hutehin and he was sentenged by the Court to serve five years in State Prison, STATE Prison SENTRvCES.~Julfus Ribelli pleaded guilty to stealing, on the 19th of Qotober, twelve articies of wearing ap- parel, value 200. (ho property of JosephiBaldauff. The prison er was seen In the room of the complainant in the afternoon b the landiord of tie house, and was binding up the stolen arti: cles ina bedspread when arrested. The BAe was sen- tenced to serve in the baie Prison for two years and six months, Isaao Smith ded to stealing on the 10th of tember i gay when en. of talus §30, the property of Cathe- rine E. Sharkey. Tig was n 4 0h pA] by the ys subsequently was ar- prisoner, who ran away, bat several wh vohumeily smisted that he was the thief. He was sen to sexye in the State Prison for two years and siz pleaded guilty” to stealing ten under- coats, vahe the Broad firm, at Br Remake pr ot mien rotten hom: serve two years aud six months in the a indioted with two Kochi former, Edward Kerloton, John Tor. James H. Walton, laroeny; The The “gt. ohn Shannon, 8 ve, folings, Thome a, the fourth degree, on sn indictment for the murderof Frederick

The People agt. Tonia Barrett, aftempted burglary; The People by he lorgery; The People sgt. William 1H. hry John Peckios, James Gill, Sem Jackson, false prolonses. UROOKILYN NEWS. i Tis WHisky Fravps—The case of the Uniled States agt Yiovlin, Tilton and Levan came up in the United Ktalos Comwissionsr’s Court, Brooklyn, yesterday, al 10a mw The first witness oxominod was Deputy Collector w Tappen of the Third District. Ho testified that he knew Tilton ss an inspector, whose dulics were to inspect, gangs, and brand spirits; knew also A. J. Thillips 8s aa inspector’ by regulations their commissions expired Nov, 1, 1866; they wero required to make mouthly reports thers wore a lien tions wade by Tilton and Lovan to_linve liquors iuspeote and brandsd as made before Soptomber Witness stated that he ad known John Devlin as an assistant nssessor under Mr Robinson; did not knew how long he Leld the place; be was reported to bo a speenistor. Oa Lis cross-oxnmination Mr, Tappan stated that he did not know that either Povlia or Tilton wore distiiloss. Mr. George IT. Birdsall, @hicf Clerk ofsthe Asseasor of the Second District, was then placed upon the and examinad 48 to the manner of taxing, Engng oud Anspocting inwoss. Tho larger distilleries were required to make tri-monthly ro- t the Assistant cessor, The Assistant made the as- sessments and sent them to the Assessor, who sengthem to the Collector forspollection. The liquor was inspected, branded, eto, before removed from the distillery. Returns were made both Lygbe Inspector and the distiller, for the Friis of as certaining if the latter gave correct reports. No rand was required previous to Sept. 1. was Mr. J. A. Farrell, a roetifi Ho testified that he The next witness culled doing busuess at No, 10 Water-st, purchased liquors of Devlin; since September 1 had purchased 10,000 gallons; the last purch was made about six weeks ginoe; the Hauor was distilled oFrits, not Ligh proof enough for hizhwines: witness hud received some fromgDevlin for re-dis- tillation; since optaumbey 1 had received 21,407 gallons; the liquor was ce-distilied and takep awsy; the amount would make 500 or 600 barrel®in all; the price paid was from $1'80 to 25 per gallon; the barrels wore branded os manufactured prior to September 1,ahe nameson the brands were th Inspectors Tilton and Phillips; should judge that the Nquor Was e from molasses, but there might have been some grain in it, On his cros-examination Mr. Farrel! testified that she brand did not state the kind ofdiguor he had bought also from other parties, pa i x them about the same prices. Joseph H. Cunningham, a redistiller of liquor, was noxt called, and gave evidence varying but little from that fof the praveding witness. Since thé 1st of Seytewber tho establish mont had purchaged from Devlin 1,600 barrels of ‘liquor, pri, cipally rum, varying from $1475 to 52 23; the liquor was bran: a8 made prior to Sep. 4. Witness stated on his eross-examina- tion that he understood Devlin :tdPhe an extensive specniator, and that there would be nothing surprisicg in his havisg on hand a large amounto fspiris made before Sopt. 1. Mr. Soth Eyl the firm®f D. P. Ely Co, wholesale dealers in liquor, gestifitd that his firm had bough®lurgo quantities of irt ye #00 barrels—from Dewdin, Mr. Samuel Engle, a dealer in navul stores, was ondled a3 a witness, and stated that sizee the 1st of September hothad hongght probably 100 bprrels of liquor from Lovan, but nono from vin, Mr. J. W. Manley, an Inspector of Spirits in the Second Col- lection District, was noxt placed uporthe stand, but his evi donee was little but a reiteration of Mr. Birdsall's statemonts as to the duties of an Inspector, &e. The last and most important witness called was Mr. Henry Osborne, who testified that he was interested in a distillery, and was a licensed distiller under the old law; know Tilton and Devlin; had sold Devlin liquor several times since Sept. 1; it waa inspected and branded by Mr. Tilton as made prior te Sept. 1; Mr. Tilton had beon ut his place several times since Sept. 1, and branded Hguor as inspeetell priors (o that date; Mr, Devlin came with him once, about Nov. 1, and branded somo ot the barrels himself; the liquor had bat just been manufac: tured, some of it only the night before; Levan never eame with Tilton; Phillips Lad also branded liguor for Devlin since Sopt. 1, and all was brnnded as made prior to that date, Witness then stated fhe prices paul him by Devlin, and testified that the latter smid he had to pay os high as 000 a month to Government ocrs for protection witness informed Mr. Marshall and Mr. Horton of the Internal Leveune Department of New-York of Dovlin's doings, and they conceited a phn to cate him Horton came over to hisgOsborne’s) house and over wight; in the morning nd saw carts laden with whisky going to $i plumbing shop of Deviin's brother, in Hudson-ave.) at about ‘7 o'clock a. wi, Phillips Was seen going to the same plage; Horton, Marshall, and witness then wont to the shop and saw Devlin; Horton demanded admission and was refused tif Collector Tuppan came along, when he was admitted Horton told witness afterward that the whisky had been seized and a guard plicedgover it; it was a common thing to hear carts foivk win the morning as above stat®l; Doviin had anothor epot in John st, ‘he testimony was here until this morning at 6 o'cl 9 A etl Tre (‘oMu0¥ COUNCIL—IMPORTANT ACTION IN RE- GARD TO ‘@i1r WHARVES AND Prensa —A regular meeting of the Common Council was held on Monday afternoon, Alderman Bliss in the chair. A communication was received from Joife John Dikeman in refereyce to the submerged lots in t T aeifth Ward, recommending an application to the Legislature jripeated and the trial adjourned 'K. tor aid. The communication was referred the rd of Health, A resolution was presouted and adop allowing the Williamsburgh aud Newtown Railroad Company to lay their tracks from the present terminus through Magpeti-ave. to Bushwick. y F. A. Biggs, esq, was appointed Collector of Taxes from Jan. 1, 1867, On motion, the Controller was ordered to pay the recent Iu. spectors and Registers of Elections #5 per day; Canvassers, $10, and Yoll Clerks, 310. A resolution as to the leasing of Engine-kouse No. 2 (E. D.), was offered, and referred to the Controller to report, A resolution fixing the salaries of Commissioaers of feeds at £300 was broached, and, after some debate, referred to hosLaw Committeo to report, A resolution was offered and carried, to award the styeet- cleaning contracts for 1867 by waids, Tho question of piess and wharves then came up for consifier- ation. and the following were offered by Alderman Cashow 1 hereas, through the erection of errtain fences and bilck walks by various individuals the people of the City of Brookiyn are excluded from access to and wie ofgthe water frout of the city, sod bat great Lighway the Fast River, and are thas to oll intents and pur woe isolated from the ordinery taclities of commeres, as if the A was located 30 wiles from navigetion and whereas the result yof this wonoy oly by grasping few, of that which by theif of God and of patursi rights, belongs to the whole prope, is to increasn nearly one hall ghe cost of coal, wood, luwber, brick sud oll kinds offgroduce to the ronsuuwer, and thereby seriously to injure the prospeiity aud re- tard the growth of the eliy and 15 horean. This grievous evil has very properly been brought to the Committen of the*Sinte Senate appointed to investigate the subject, and of which one of the Senstoes of Frooklym is Chairman; sand 19 hereas Also, it is the Buty of this Common Council as the repre- sentative of thepeople of Brooklyn and the guardians of their munici- pal rights, to exert aYeiy eas A fa power to aid In the effort now mak ing to reform and sbate sald injustice and evil; therefore ved, That the Street Ovmiissiongr under the diection of the Commitioe ou Laws, be and he is her by®irected to cause to be re- moved, and by force, i it sha!l be found wecessary to resort tothe sso, any gate loading to srw dock or. bulkhead on the Fest River which way be designated by satd Committen; provided that the city shal’ be at the expense of defendipg any suit wWhiclwnay be brought afloat (he Street Bomnissionons or the Committee for removing sai obstructions. Resolved, That tha Street Commissioner be and he is hereby di rected to take possession, snd by force, 41 it shall bs found fecessary te resort to the same, of all docks and bulkheads constructed at tho expense of the City, provided that the expenditure to be incurred shall not exceed the sum of $2900, which amountds hereby appropri: sted for the purpose out of any fund iu the treasury spplicable to the (y FUTEN Kesoleed, That 11 e Common Connell de determine and decide to ap- ply to the Legislature at its ensuing session for power and authority to operMUiver-st. along the entire water {rout ob Brooklyn, sud that the Corporation Coun el be requested to prepare sad report to this Board a proper bill to effect that porpose, Resolved, That the Committee on Laws cause to La prepared a prop- or memoriaf®o the Legislature for signature by the people of Brook. lyn, pras ing for the said opening of Riversl.; provided that the ex. pena to be inonrred by said Commuit‘ee shall not exceed the sum of 500, which swount ie hereby appropriated for that purpose oud of soy fund in the Treasury applicable to the same, The resolutions wero referred to the Law Committee and the Counsel of the Board, after which the Board adjourned. a Tur Boarp oF SUPERVISORS.—A meeting of the Kings County Board of Supervisors was held at their rooms in the Court-House, Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, Supervisor Talbot in tho chair. The principal subject of discussion was the purchasing of 30 feet of ground on each sido of the Court-House, and converting the same into a park, a matter which was broached at a previous meeting of the Board, After considerable talk, the question was, on motion of Supervisor Little, referred to a Special Com. mittee of three, to inquire into the cost of the proposed pus chase, and report at a future meeting. A resplution was offered and adopted, increasing the pay of Jurors to #2 per day, and allowing them five cents per wile for pmileage; and after some unimportant business had Ueen trans acted, the Board adjourned for one week, tl Business AT THE NAvVY-YARD.—Business at the Navy-Yard appears to be greatly on the wane, and the couse quence is that last week 64 hands, out of th salt sumber already oa loyed, were discharged. Many of them are married men, with iyhoresy are inchided in the number above mentioned. The Navy-Yard is otherwise apparently lively; a’ great many hands being employed the year round. a 8E120RE OF A SMALL DISTILLERY. Inspector E. F. Daily of the Internal Revenue Department seized a small dis- tillery in Powers-st., E. D., about 10 o'clock on.Snuday nizhe, while.s was in full operation. The officer did not find anybody on tL premises, which are connected with the residence of a man named Gardner. Collectop Wood will probably conliscmse the concern, BASE BALL. a “THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF BASE BALL PLAYERS— OVER 250 CLUBS TO BE REPRESENTED. The tenth annual meeting of the National Associa- tion of Base Ball Players will take place at Clinton Hall, to- day, on which occasion it is expected that from 200 to 300 clubs, incinding delogetes from 23 States, will be represented. ‘The Couvention will be called to order by Presi. dent JohmyWildey of tho Mutual Club of this city, at J o'clock pm, oon session of the Convention lasting until gp m., when a recess will be had until 8 o'clock p. m., when the selection of officers for the ensuing year will take lace. In addition to Setaguteatron individnal clubs and wmem- iv of the NutionaPAssociations, there will be present dele- gotes from the North-Western Association, which includes a tation of over 200 clubs from 11 States west of New- York, from the New-England Assoclation, whieh includes some fifty odd chibs of the Jdastern States, and from the Penn. sylvania” and Maryland Associations, which number 100 more clubs on their list, making a total of 400 additional clubs to those individually represented in the Association. These statistics show at a glance how generally the game has extendyl itself. in popularity during the. past“season, aud how vast afl influence it possesses as a means of physical culture in this country. ‘The base ball field presenta a sebool for the cult: vetion of of endurance, courage, activity, nerve and presence of minddapert from its advantage as an invigorating exercise. ey Rd, a on ution. coming convens ay the ten bia 0 history;of the game, and Ba ball, dates its existence from the hour of the mits Sow 3a Vaitonal Association, tings of this Association, and the ni- atl sion ion ge families, Ship carpenters, canlkers, masons and. a a TIE MONEY. MARKET. BALES AT Tuk STOCK BXOWANOR T Bas 520 Cp, 1664 Importers Tracom 2.500..... oa 0. Jose dang sn 116 U 5 6s, 5-20 0p,"65 n Best River 1,035... .osndes JOBE) TBiavisy. «na. s 0” on Tress Notes 7 3-10, UankefCommonw hi 300 1st Series RYT Men Michigan Central +o mall. 1054 Camberland Coal PT 100............ IN| Fp POSEY BU, uns oe: HT 00....0.0.....0004 RAR. +35 0s 106g( 100. wense T3 Mich So N Ind 20 Series D0. <a cs verses TION amis nat mass 4,000 .........1003 West Union Tel. 1,000...,...%.. Bl 34 Series. OK. 00vingess 4731 1,000... ial. POL 1,000 ..........1058 100....... as HR fess NYState?s BL 6.0... 43 Panna 5000. 1044] 200... Rdeall. 484 10. 9D Tenn State 68 New 93.......... Bo. 48 $100. 0nne.. 95,000... Onicksilert Clov Pitt] NC State 6s Now 300... Vote ed ons .e 88 4,000,......7... Mariposa I'ref NW sadive nna B3j M KT 32 \Clev, Col Clu 15,000, 91 [Atlantic Mal mph avs zune AOD Missouri 6s Pac Ris, 400............ 103 [Ghic. N, W. 10,000......... 0, 100.000 vanes 104 1800.... Ohio Cer B00: isiuis suai on a 000... "jens Adams Express Co |€hio” Font cort” Apres 2 EE 0, 1 Oli uens swans So) Kl me 2 0% 3 aan B80 #8 American Naviga| 50... ..0.nnn IE Mich Sonth 8 B tion Marine X 1.500. ‘hh 5,000.......... O04) 100. PR JR il 00:5. 0 cnsvess 18 12,000. 5... wens ens ARGH B00... ou $50. 73 Minois CentrallB ion Nuvigation™ 100........ slo. 74 10,500, «eu... 106 102 ‘Cleveland Tdedo Alton Terre H 2 P} 100 1023! 600...... ew 1 1 82 Paclfio Mail 8t Co [Chic Kook Chic, Bez Quingj 100... uuu. 20 1733) 100... vous 10M 5000...... sens A120 AOD vase sansun 172 59... 104 Chio &IN W cons'dl] 100. c..voovaadlh S00 caniiannaas 104 convertible bonds (NY Cenlral 100:. os ivivhond 4 6,000. ..000 ses. B82 200. 00ui.annns 200... 2d call 1044" Del Lack West 14] 100. .cauu.nanns 1124 Tol, Wa Western 3,000........ ..101 [Erie R00, caneirnies 42 Mil &PDuC 1 Pre) 200. ..cc00meeee 13 1000ccsivnniaas CU a 99 5% sie rnsnnsen TI AO awa nasess 43 Chic Alton 1 500.........b3.173 Pitts, Ft W, Chie 30,000, x 102 500........ B30. 734/70: 0 snus be snese OB San Francisco C 10¢ Erie Preferred 200. 0iinaarnssl LOO. .cvauunssns 3 vp Bhiviiinsaias B3§| WEIR American Ex Bank Hudson River, 000:0uussisinss 10D Bs es rs: Sous 14g 100... .......192 Milwaukes St P Ocean Bank Alton Terre Haute) 300. ........op. 55 As sige canes 3} 900... isu, a «39 |Mil. St. Paul Pref. Shoe Leather Bk Marietta &#Cin 2 Pf} 100............ 65 BOuuicinacinnns 1H 100.kee....D00. 20 100...00000ees 60 1 0'CLOCK BOARD. U 8 6s 1881 Conpdn.) Mariposa Preferred Erle og pus asks 2 100, ce.eininnes 32] W0,einnniinan U's 6s 520 Cou "62. Moston Water Pow's| 100. sl). T elie nun vn y 516 I 30 |Erie Preferred U*S 6s 5-20 Cou 64.| 100. b30. 30 200........ 10. B44 2000 1063] 109. cnunnnnns 20§iCley Pitts J UsS 6s, 5.20 Coup "65. Quicksilver 00... 0s oss ian 83 “30,000. .s.00 10048 200: «0s v uvnuns 454 Chio N W, Pref 0 Miss Cert INY Central, 400....civnnnns 10,000. .c0. 208 30. .ovanse ensall? 100...cin inane Western Union Tel 100...8....... 1125 Tol, W West 1 A 14; Reading. H0Dy vv un 4 BY pte 1104! 100...... b30. 44 24 O CLOCK BOARD. JU 8655-20 Coup,'62 O &-Miss Cert Mich So N Ind 10,000... 4200+ 1074 10,000. 90 1100.40. csp es U 8 5s, 10-40 coup 10,000..... b10. 30 500........ 1 J uf West Union Te Cleve Pitts Treasy Notes, 7 3:10; 200, «...veens 48F 400....000.0000 Ist Series RIE 42f 1,000.......... 4,000..........1053 Canton Co. Chic N West NYState is BL 00.0000 sesees 46f 100............ by 2000. coup. 1074! Mariposa Preferred. Chic NW Pref Mo Gs, PaRLhils 600.....0...... $2 100... ..ninnnns Ty S000 .uasssese. Pacific Mail 8. Co. 100............ 7 NC State Gs Merl sivas 171} Clov’& Toledo 4,000... enue RRP eens 172] 500. casninsnes 11 NC State 65 New |New-York Central 000........ bo. 1k 0 CET ae TUR ARR, N O State Gs JO 11244 1,500...... bao 113 20,000. ex coup. 543| Erie Chic Rook Islan: Tonnessco bs New OD. uss. fesse TH 1O0....000i0 eo 104§ Ley ches 20s eT ne means 72, Pits FW.& C= Tenn State Cs Reading 200...00000000e 105 2.000. 0x coup. 704 LOO... 1004! HL St Joseph Cumberland Pref Erie Preferred J 100.....00aniee 800. 0aueernesns 08 38..0nvanesnass 834 PMichigan Central UPEN BOALD OF BROKERS—10 A. M. Mariposa Pret (Clery Pitts. {Chie RI&Pa SMe sus eenuman S20) illeuwer senses Ths Dds nme senses 104 Wostern Union Tel 400........ 0. B83 408......... hi. 104 JOO 474 Mich So& No nd 400......... ba 4 Erie. 600. eenenee 81 JOO. ....cc..e c. 14 J JO T2540. ..e isn es #1 |Chio North West 2 iH RAR bY. BL 500. sr nes seen 53 LE. ..0... 83. 2 S00. aos nsse 83 0 Ap Reading 200. o. BOF 400......... b3. 53 S00 en b3. 1104] 300....... sn 3. 804) 400. ........53. 533 BR. 200s vnsnun 110 Chic. NSW. rt. iP, Ft W &C ex div 500. 53.1103] 800... 00 srress 734] 300...... arate «0. $0.110°| 1500 G3 THY 0c Weslo blo. 733 00... 41 OPEN BOARD OF BROKERS—I1 P.M. Cumberland Union Navigation Mich So N Ind BO: covssvin. TUR} 200 2x pn son ay iisidirars 500. 000000. s00e 704 West U Telograph 100........ bio. I 70 J00..00000000ns 48%] 200......... y 00..000000s..0 6p 20......... 100. ...4...813. 200. #3. 69 New-York Coutral. 300... snes vin nn 200......00.0...112 |Chic, Rock Is. P HN0..uensonnens 60% Erie waning» snanid H0..... ad nnd i 1,000,000 sennnsd 1 NO “psn lop. zea =f! 600......... v3. 728 1Chio North snes nrssns 683 200.,.......b3. Tf 1,400.......... Wilkesbarre Coal. 1, ab nekinns snare BB 0...0.0000040 b3. 75 200.........b3. Butler Coal Ulex eqns rus PURE ERA o. 004..0esrnnes 17} Reading ERY 83. ver 00s ves v's n 13.110 [Chic N W Pref rH pins Sia 457] 400...... 05s, HO B00...verrnnann TH Mariposa Pref 2W0......... 83 100§] 1,100 ..000e....' 7 100. b30. 323! M0........ slo. 109%" 200........ 7 Deiat SE) 400... 50. ..0, 100 B0OS....... s3. 74 30. 0eeeen.... 24iTol, Wa Western| 200.........03. 7 00..,.0.5 b3. 324! 100...cuunsrens 43 |P, Ft W Chicex Atlantic Mall Cleve Pitts I J W0..000000ess. 400. ...000000as 108.0usss.. 813.1 Cumberland Coal Ene ToL, W.& West 1 RL BB) 500..0un. seas 793] 100........ 830. RD, sv severvess G83 300. ..cunsn. I: 1 100.0... wnniiun BO. .cennnnns 68°) 200....u... 53. 72§/Clev. Pitts B00..c0ensnsnss 673] BU. iannninnnns T23 1,800... ceases 20......0..... 67g 400... «ss 141 400......... 3. 3.000... 810. 67% Reading 1000, 20s 0 od 83. BX LY Gigl 2,200....... ...1003! 900........ bio. Butler Coal AWE ee. 1003 Chic, R Is Pa R00. cenennnnnnn 173 600. 83.1008, 300. .......0...104 [1 53. 18°[ 400........ L10. 109} 200....0ueennns 104 Mariposa Pref 80......... b3.1003 1.R00........... 104 A Mp MichSo& Nolnd 630...0000usnaddf LL a L853. 32) 1200..c0.. ou un SA: 2000 svn «2s b10.104 West Union Tel 300.... 4. ...83 SO} D5O0......... 93.1044 es onssseivh 48]| 300.........s3. 80f Chic N West MU, coannisnsn L403 Pitts, Ft W Cexd| 400..00uurneess 530 N Y Central oo RR 30535. 00. 0.445 es nssun 534 400....00...83.1123 [Chic N W Prof M00......... b3. 53§ JET, 112, Seas sserss sJ. M 100........ bl0. 34 R00ras0ee senses 3D} 1,000... 0000s 144] 400... b3. 54 Levins 8b0. 4 0... caus 83. 53} PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS. FIRST BOARD, Bid, Asked.) Bid. Asked Petrolevm Stocks, Keystone Silver... “7, Bennehoff Run.... 375° 3 85/Kipp Buell G... 8S a5 Buchanan Farm... 30 La CrosseGold.... 1 00 125 Centrdl............ 05 1 15{debig.. oun vera LY 5 Excelsior 20 30 Liberty Gold. 15 Manhattar 10 20 Montana Gold.... 48 NY Keer 12: Montauk. ...oonees seas 83 Pit Hole Creek.... 75 100 New-York........ 115 25 Rynd Frm...... 10 253i Nye GoM......... 9 11 Shade ver...... 20 Onk Hill Gof Col. 25 40 United Petrol J... 1# Ohio LK Col G&S. 45 50 Uuited States..... 325 40 PeoG&SofCal.. 150 180 Mining Stocks nartz Hill. L250 285 Alpine............ 100 130 5mith& Par G... 630 650 American Flag... 210 2 30/Texas Gold....... 10 25 Atlantic Pacifico 3 30 Vanderburg....... 0 2) Bates Daxter G. 1 33 2 50/ Canada Copper.... 50 8 Benton Gold..... of 0 1 30/Central Copper....30 00 40 0 Bobtail Gold. 3 00 Charter Oak Cop... 110 Boscobel Silver... 1 23 Payidson Copper. 0 70 Bullion Consol'd:, 200 3 0) ivirgreon Cop. 10 00 Burroughs Geld... 30 40 Indiana Copper 408 Crozier Gold...... «oe. 30 Knowlton Copper 40 (Consolidated Col.. 15 Mendota Copper. 100 Consolidated Greg. 9 25 9 50 Logg liland Peat.. 3 03 4 05 Corydon... «vss 200 ¢73Tador Lead....... 270 300 Downievillo Gold.. 11 13 Walkill Lead. 138 135 Eagle Gold. “es 90 Wallace Nickel... J EculaG Minof C. 3 25/Rutland Marble. .,20 00 First National... 4 25 Kzrpresa Company Stocks, Fall River G Min. 75) AdaMSesssssesse 00 0 Gold Hill... 400 470 American.’...... 7%0 80 Gunnell Gold........ £5 United States... 75 00 Hibbard Gold C. 105 110 Manufacturing Stocks. Holman........... x 251 Russell File. 27% b Hope Gold..... vee 00 1 QUiSavon de Terre... 5 SALES, Mining Stocks. [Columbian Gl Sil, Con'd Greg Gold Ayers's Mill Mg. 400........... OE ERP 935 800.9....... 3 W| Express Stocks, 100....... h30. 9 50 Montana American Express [United States Ex £00: nes. de ee 8. «ABU Bes prawns dn 1Jvenneviesn +75 00 N Y God Second eall, Kegstone 5 100....000 vss. 1 20, Benehotf Run 1,000......03. 7 Nye Gold 100. ......810. 3 75] 1L,000...... so0 “7 H0.....0 ene 10pAmerican Flag Mountain G Smith Parufelee G| 100... 2 10{ 1,00...... a. 4 1 JE #l0. 6 50! Ayery's Mill re 900... 0.0.00 4 20. G0 50) 200....00000004 uartz Hill Gold 200 645 Corydon ws rene nus 200 840) 100. ves 270! Walkill Lead 0. .uu.s..b3. 6 50)Gold Hill erases. 130 T A——— a TuespAy, Dee. 11—p. 0. (Jol opened at 139, and closed at 137). For delivery, 1-16th per day has been paid. The stock market is more active and higher, under what is called favorable action by Congress in regard to the currency.” As Deither body has yet proposed to inflate the currency apy further, its favorable action is not so patent to ordinary people. Government stocks were sold sparingly. The 7.308 were lower 24 percent. In Rall way mortgages and Bank ghares a moderdto business.. Western Union Telegraph roge 1} per cent; Atlantio Mail, 3. Railway shares were generally higher, Cleve land snd Pittsburgh rose to #8}, an advance of 2§ per cent, Chicago and North-Western wes alrong, the Com- mon selling at and the Preferred at 74}. After the call the market wag lower and dull, but improved again at the Second Board, but later in the day was lower and dull, closing as’follows: N.Y. Central, 11242112]; Erie, 72}@ 724; Reading, 109§@1099; Michigan Southern, 80§ 2803; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, S3j@88§; Rock Island, 104§@104§; North-Western, 53j@i4; do. Preferred, 74} ®74}; Fort Wayne, 105) 1054. Money on call is 6@7 per cont, with exceptional loans at 5 per cont. In commercial paper there is moro doing at 6}@7 por cont, with an occesioual slo et something undo, ‘Phe baaks 45° agt disposed to oplarge thoi opopy- tiona, and somo am ara atill deficient in loge! tendors, If tee pot Id not be counted as reserve, the 61oming of the atite banks of the Atlanflle cities wonld be vory Mdifipropt. The following banks are short of legal tender, by the lust siatoraent: Deposits and oad Ton, Beska, Stith. wd do oy ARliouns Butahers’ and Drovers’, §1.042 M7 £316,175 $141 0 Mechanics’ and ‘Craders’, 1,618,218 6,4 TR 138 Oconn. ver 3,278 189 622611 p Park........ iat 84us ok 18,451,006 4% To Central Nadonal 14,181,251 3.07 5 207,104 Niuth National... 7.00 4 16 145 0m Metropolitan... TAO, 000 bs, a 219 100 Total 'es cones oo 0,129,004 As the surplus income and (unding are steadily decreas. ing the compounds counted as hop sender reserve, there ia littlo'hope of mwel more Lank expansion, if Congress keeps thogbanks within the iagal limit, 50 fur as resocvs ie concerned, A The quotations of exchange are: London, 60 day, 109§ #109); do.,: sight, 110} 2110}; Paris, long, 515; do, short, 5.124; Antwerp, 5.183@5.17}; Bwiss, 5.13§@6.17}, Hunburg, 36}; Amsterdam, 413241); Frankfort, 41j; Bromen 79@794; Berlin, 724@72j. ht Freights are more active and firmer, Tho engagements 20 Livorpooi are 500 bales Compressed Cotton at 1d, 21,000 bush, Peas at about C4/21,000 bush, Wheat -at 5d, 7,008 bush, CorpPat 53d, 21,000 bush, Barley at 6J, and pes steamer 300 balos Cotton §d, To Glasgow, per steamer, 21,000 bush. Peas at Bd, and 7,000 bush Barley at 8. Aa Italian vessel waa charteged to Dublin with 30,000 bash. 1 Barley at 48. 9d. The annual report of the Insurance Companies by law is cansing considerable disturbance in Ph of the managers of several cognpauies, which will be. obliged to add fresh money to make up their. capital. These iustitctions are,in tos many eases, harbors of refage fot fivees at high salatics, alike unfortunatedn managing theproportyof the stockholders as their own, Commons. ing with charging inadequate premiums, these are ab. sorbed by large salaries to officials for very moderate sere vices, and the paymont of commissions to brokers sad policy-holders, ,The sooner ihe small compsnios are coa- solidated into institutions of reasopablo capital, and the businesstsaved the expense’of numerous extravagant rents and salaries, the better it will be for the sfockholders a8 well as the insured. The close of pavigation Bas been improved by railway managers to reduce froights 15 per cont upon fourth-class goods, which, under the new tariff, will be 90 conts 109 1%, all rail, from Chicago to New-York. The Erie road has not its usual accumulation of "freight at the West this year, nor have any roads enough to do. All are suffering beavy losses of traffic, especially in passongers. The following are the reccipts of the Grand Trunk Rall- way for the weok ending Dec, 1: 12D. «1d $141,703 1865... .....154,016 Dee. $13,213 The Chicago Times of Friday afternoon says: The local money ipeiuticontines to tend Sward prog 4 A damm Ch for the ving paper maturing at the East, is very lar od there beth uo wee of consequence going forward I] sont In Ai of it, the shipments of 500,000 per diem, and iveidagh bavihg scanenly ion Mos Hn while the nee, ins here, Wd are bhiied to make heavy ids Scoumuinting daily absorbing an immenso amonnt of eapital, is ally tied up for the season. The demand for strong and daily increasing, but so far from vival Tif business, it is of such a character as to sere stagnation. The banks are scrutinizing all closely, and unless parties press their claims they are v. to fuil in procuring accommodations. Ah The Butler Coal Company has declared a dividend of 4 per cont, payablo to Now-York stockholders at the Warm- ers’ Loan and gl'rust Company, Dee. 21. Re The Boston Advertiser, noticing the wool trade, says: AR increased disposition gu io part of man chase give sof an ca mprovemen of the ail hore suceeeded in rstuting the of aad it is thought with wool at during the very quiet, but, a better scases manufacturers prefer to hold than soll at feiews. In boots and shoes there has been oing. In other dending articles the movement bas and without in prices, The Michi Road earned the firs weok (a December: 1806...» 1a $79,030 1865.........§86,890 Decrease... 86,030 Committee: Trond ond of 11s ep A Tepe rer A an toe rwmner af the Cuied Bucs, ve, te eh e a a like amoun a like rate of interest, and maturing at the same time with the registered bond, aad for the purpose of paying the expense in- curred in making such exchange, the party the tion for exchanje shall the the United States the sam of one fourth of one per cent, and no more.” It is wanounced that 22 banks in Wisconsin are about to close up their business, The Bank Controller's repor$ for December 1, 1866, shows about $60,000 as outstanding circulation, owned by about 50 banks, which. will be re- deemed at par,of presentation of the same. Forty banks have oxe¢hanged their State stocks for United States stocks, The 22 barks above named will pay an average of 75 cents on the dollar on outstanding circulation, The highest paid by any one is 80'conts on the dollar. Tho Treasury on Saturday held gold to the amount of $96,722,000, of which $22,160,380 were held on gold cortifi- cates. Total outstanding: 20s, $91,480; 100s, $1,861,900; 1,000s, $4,152,000; 5,008s, $16,035,000; total, $22,160,380, The Boston esports for the week ending December 7, including specie, were $280,187, against $491,615 for the same week in 1865, The following are the rates of interest in the European cities: London, 4}@4; Pafis, 3@2}; Vienna, 5@5}; Bere lin, 4}@4; Frankfort, 3]@3}; Amsterdam, 5@5; Turin, 6; Brussels, 3@2§; Madrid, 7; ilamburg, 4; St. Peters. burg, 7@10. Advices from Fraukfort mention that there 1s now more animation on the Bourse, and that tho greas plethora of money in the market has brought the rate of discount down to less than 3 per cent. An opinion pre- vails that no warlike complications are to bo apprehended for tho present, and this draws ont tho hitherto hoarded supplies of coin. Large purchases of American securitios have raised prices to a point above those of London or New-York, so that remittances of bonds come in from all parts. These bonds are, of course, the old issues of 1862, as it has been vainly tried thus far to introduce tho new or converted bonds of 1865. The Managiog Committee of the London Stock Ex- change have directed regular official business to be dous in United States 5-208 of 1864 end 1865. The difference agaiast these bonds and the old 5-208 of 1862 has already fallen to 1@1} per cent. English investment holders of the "628 are exchanging for the new. Exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New. Yorkito Foreign ports for the week ending Dec. 11, 1866, $3,101,416, The following 18a statement of coal transported on the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending Decem- ber 7, 1866: Week. Delaware and Hudson Canal Co.........0 22,625 Season. 1,302,804 Pennsylvania Coal Co..covvvusnnerenns +r None. 24,008 Totaltuns 1,397 803 For the same last year: at 40@42¢. for Yellow. B CORN—Tho the market. is steady; sales BRICKS are firm and in fair common Hard, §22@#24 for Croton, and $35 for Froat, core been a moderate demand ER—~There bas ayy 3 ion 1 i

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HH HH I HH HH HHH HH Tu TTT Ir NEW.YORR DAILY TRIBUNE, WRDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1866, 3 gs im Sr vr __—_—— Uplands, Orleans sales of £750. market with a more set! very general demana for the’ fallen there ‘Bow OLD MINES of GRORGIA.—An’ soft 16.3%. for do. Now oe trade’and for the Wert Todion &o; prices have Boctassed Ft Srcidere a Yvich shal nee ihe stock 7 G of on most ore Bolidan Goods. A ASRYVED, hs COFFE E--The market for Brazil Coffes remains very'dul) d@nily to-day there waste moderate busioees dome, at about hand before holidays, after that the trades not ons SO et FN No. Pine. TOPPING Go aT camibip San Juotuta, Lovetind, Bavermab, $4 tact, pith. mile, amd prices Are Jower, bub wi the reduced quotations bokiets aro farmer prices, sloxing quiet Vor future delivery we note sales mach, Cranberries are selling a little quicker, but at no od: ot. Room No, 35. Refe han ged. porrive THE QUESTION. Ad flew, with dadaiSnad pot freo sellers, and the marker may bo culled steady. Wo of 2,000 bbe. new Mess, seller Janiars, wt $21 0@2l 3) vance. We quote: FIRAVELING CREDITS on Mesers. J B. MOR. A Fodor, mon Go. 4 "in gold, duty paid, es follows: Prime. 16218}. Good, The sales, cash and regular, are aco ph Bt §20 1280 37} A Oho and Michigan, $Hbl........ 34 00D 23 1 OAN LONDON (8 "PEABODY charming, ngw bumorens Group, by he i736. Fair, 10f @163e; and Ordinary, 16e Fair to Good for old Mess; $21 25a 821 37) for new Mess. In Prime Moss a Apples, fine State, Pbl....... 1250475 20), EA in \be Ci py PE and the A BUSCHEL, Monish, od and Joseph Omey died of their fuses, i6jatie.’ Tid stock of Ko, 9 made, np Solute Visine Tet i Soné Be Agures; Ales, River Jl, good, band plekrod 3 ha 4 FART,” seve by DABKEY MORGAN Cau Now 80 Exchange: B0W resdy of wr, Veas (Er.), Wash, Cow Bay 10 days, wich coal to D. A. De Seoit Son braces ‘bags at Lhis po a u pples, common, bbl. arnenid place ved rg Ay md 20. at New-Orleans, total, 76, export; small sales Lave been made of Western al $20. Beef Cranberries, Chola, bbl.......vve. reas. 1% 00914 00 ates ANT sail Khoruan. of sbi 8). Kitta 28 dogs, with self Docs West India Coffecs are negioeted and saraswat souiital tu vont dest and stendy Suite of 00 bbia. at 00413 for Cranberries, Common, VU. 121.. 111.1. 00210-00 ee No. a BeCADWLY. NEW.70 ee: Ia triad Wing (ies Sten. 1 0. SH ype rary 19@2e. for Ceylony 173 @19%e, for plain Mass $130818 for new do; $1388 for o stra, rapes, Common, rT BL y p he CHARITY ‘uf Astori a Yon das Jide and Yoga 16}. bor St Dod and $172821 50 for new do. p Tierce Beef is moderately active Grapes, Catawba, BOB ieee seommpes We 20 Banking fonses and Bankers. $A HNMITY Famers Bohs iby h, Smith, lute Aux Cayes days, sales of 100 tes. prime Mess on private eros Beef Hams are FRUITS AND NUTS DRIEP, NOW READY. i rn Jr dig 3. and wee BEtGS AND DYES— All articles coming onder this head-» without change sales of 75 bis, at §25 Wa for Western. bh offered at much lower rates VERM LYE CO tat with brig James CUS, for Boston. Left no vessels. tag hove been very dull snd prices bave ruled beavy, We Bucon has been In moderate demand, the supply isinereasing, ples ave quiet with a full supply AL£O, o sud '8, in the absence of business of moment, are 3 No 44 WALLST, «G9 UNCLE NED'S SCHOOL." e batt g Alum, PB eines BP WT 3A 4c, small sales of City Short Ribbed, et 10§@103¢,, aud of Bhort 7 w OATH.» 2endh Arvovio, Powdered, B®. ..ooviiniiraenes Wa le Clear at 12)@1%. Long Cut Hams have woid slowly at 12{@ P) adhd i ED BCOUT." 2 Balsam, Copaibe, B..... aasaens inns wees 80 @eT4e Je. Cut Meats have been froely offered on time, and prices A MO y J yd Vessel will be removed feovs ber static fo3 Bi-Card, Soda, Newcastle, Muooocorneeen ie oder ore vocertain, Hogs have flnotaated, bave been very plenty, CRE sd srl iagaot a od Darl 4 Crom Laden Light Tarsel dh nom, 4 Coustio Soda, 1 (ZI). ooorvcnrernneens 9 a 9c. but ¢lose and firmer, the wore reasounble weather giving sellerg no dR pe Ly of the Light house howl, 44 vain Cream Tartar, Prime. .....ocecevcinenicraes arse. the advantage. We quote at 9@oge. for City. Lard)as GOVERNMENT STOURS “THE, RETURNEIAVOLUNTEER D. Trxwcwans, v. 8. X. Epooi Salis, B...coo oe imnnnennns Kr Ade. more active, the supp! is lareer, but with 4 more general de AND a) “THE COUNTRY PORR OPHIR: hug Dec. 8, 1568, honse Inspector, Viet Gum Arabic, Pleked, Mapas akin $x nk matey Ly nid ¢hinga firmer sales of =X Pres. ut 14a R40. Jo a i REST NOT WUNION REFUGEES Me Sb Gum Arabic, Sorts, Mo. cooooviniiniaan p45. 2f @isge. for feir to prime Sleam ab git an (a fulo, Boos deanna As on BRA izfauie. for Xew dob Ys ered soci Todaumlol fer COMPOUND INTE Ba ‘THE HOME GUARD, J ed sona, Large Make, sprees sieatiasanan 4 Al 00N PROVISION MARKET, O'CLOCK. eo 4 Yu E dvoid ol pig Wn (gold) AR.ANLREY VRE L SEX) “Pork was firmer, £20 774 bid. cash and regular, for® New; the (LOSING PRICES.. “MAIL DAY." §10, Bal Soda, Neweastle, Bown conininn. 2 ve. offerings nre light; sales of 500 bbls. at §20 Jig, scller January; NEW.YORK, December AL, 1 wTHE PICKET GUARD.” Seneca Root, Bevecvannnsn Ana RASS bi nin dA, 21 12} bid, and seller February $21 25; wedearn that the Goy- oils’ n “8H ARP SHOOTERS.” “TERE Shedd AZ routes 18 W300. ernmest entered the market late this afternoon and nade pur- Bay Sell- Loe: vgmr Town PUMP Roda Asd, B(gold)..aeeieiiiiiiiinin, i 26. ehnsos of Mess Pork to a considerable extent, the particulars of Registered, 0 br ine, 1 7.9. ob PHE R PL AYERS Lota PJP dtd. creer os Aes 3 a which are not made public. a Coupen, Ron BY ily. 1 ge CHECKE YRIENDS WiTh TRE ah x Vitriol, Blue, I......... Bas fons s uass 4 <a 19 @l3}e. EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS, HOPS, rod 1964, 4 DYEWOODS remain dll, Lat in prices we have no special Yorn. Bee. econ Butter. Chose Lard Tal. Fmmet Wills, in his latest civoular thus speaks of the Lop Coupon, July, I. Notes, Vid. “THE CAMP FIRE’ g hange 10 hot, We quote “In 3 bbit tow tuns tun. tous. tous tens. ooo 0 Tha better feeling noticed in our report of last Wee 6... 106 $4 bP Jet, WTHE SLAVE SALE.” DUTY FREE. To G. Brit'n and Cont, still rules an improving market, stimulated as it has been y G9. Youd... VL} SCHOOLMASTER,” 3 2 weck i Logwood, Laguna gold) Per ton. $30 0008 for weck endiug Dee. sextreme light receipts and a steady consumptive demand, 3 Neva “VILLAGE Togwoud, Campeachy (gold. 25 HOP JO, 1866.............. wo A432 LL TET YM G7 1 reduced the stock to a point below that of auy preceding ue “THE CARD PLAYERS." Stoamabi) Mass Fustic, Cuba (gold). ee ernnmee anene 30 80@ 31 00 Bince Sept. 1, 1666. 34D 2A 1S 763 1,252 oo i gine thie opening of the season's trade in September. An I Nome $0 cach. No charge made for packing. A Rte iets i; etic, Savanilla (goMD)........ovinnn. 2 Wa 23 00 sDline mend... L545 11600 1,131 38VN6 69 402 export order®by telegraph, from Europe has just been received SCHAUS'S ART #EMPORIUM, i sens sires Latin A Jenkins viveres (do RECKIEIS OF PROVISIONS (0d, Dutton, Cheese, 101 200 bales; but if prouent o hive do uid sontiubes, Sr No. 149 Brondwey, Bark Rik osriiesse JOR AND Flour market has been libera gd without more liberal receipts, qur present PRESENT for the HOLIDA aT ‘os LLL anpplied. and with very mild weathorvand o ligsted demand a wor week ending Doo" te tn SEE 1 of the execution of furthef shipping orders ta SY considerable 13 ANKING HOUSE A NICE ARES for DAYS is the Bark Francis Milvice vesspnpsspuspusseesernee have declined, cspevially the Medium and Family grades; ne 5 amonut. Stringency in the money markets the past week or BES FANCY INKS, six dong defers pansaenhusprnrnnn ig noun pave ben catreumary alaw-of sale, aid havo boen disposed A081 iig--o ho MID 8 seek pen tended somewhat to chock eash operations but it bul BLL Pe, Purge Green, Carmine, Vict, Dulin’ 61 per bax. hod 1 Mish seiehotesieabissessiess of at very wregular prices, Common hrands have declined Baye a wiih’ WA1SS 22.007 1713 usd 5654 concessions whatever, and the same fecling of firmuess which Sucouns by eure Brig Prpiilessesssvassnssnssonssissnisinensiss Wightly and are comparatively in Yimited supply and not gener BirRoT UM The market is quiet, but prices oro Mitte’ bus characteriged the trade from the beginuing of the Stock hy Sob A re Sehr, ieassrasasanusnssrrsassnsessa RODINE'S, ie eye eb pt Ap rrr VT mn /11 SAR iT wae nde owly to ir stook and es Ar it at 500,000 bbls. Bagkels, 2 re Filly et Straw 10 iets Hoes Old Foreign. 40@43¢.; New American (Inferior), 3a 4x. Mids buy tol} al the most TL keep on hand No. 943 BROADWAY NE ENTL-2T, 1 P i y ay ~'a<hg ih New ici Wai; N j Y A a full eu of bi 3 I ydard 1] i I er oudiog work Just veers @ite; Standard White, 31@3ige; Prime White, 3c. Freo Sow Americus’ (Prine), W0a3ic; Now Auerign’ ¥usty) "OVERNMENT BON OF ALL ISSUES, Wiking Coton, Work axes, Port Mounsiengbtomsa and Carved Wake 50 W500 0 0 np nterior, 10 come forward are less than ono quarter Ui, dane is no ‘dems Por. tn and pried MEATS. SE not Ge Rilo ud Pra wi Books, ods, bor Ofogact, he Lhe; THE COLORED SOLDIERS CONVENTION. y 9 i and for East India and prics are 3 3 v still AND last orks, Juveniles, TUT LE those of Just season, and with a bettercexport demand, most yoninal Carolina is still coming forwardsfrecly and prices ure Clear cold weather helps the sale of dressed meats; #t ive COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, GILVER PLATED WARE ll I oo potent. oy ede Bite gantral, weak and somewhat nominak; the last sules reported were at kil Fun own veiy lee ri jst Ti Toms nt And aoe te ordersdor purchase and sale of BOC Ra, BONDS. to St A u AN ADDRESS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMM! the low grades being the most ‘inquired after; the sales are 18 Bal RS-Raw Sagars are dull and valves ausettled: the not very firm, though tending upwa We quote y 1 AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. BY TELEGRAPH TO TRE TRIBUNE. lO Ln kK ALTe 0 hh at, 8 am a 5 or he Rav §R Fail 13 for fow sales made from duy to day afford no fair eriterion of the. Feet Aide, Ai Er, EH 3 3 H TUE ENTIRE STOCK ‘WasHis6TOY, Dec. 11.—The foMowing address has-been Extra, $107 £12 50 for good to choice Esirn Wisconsin, $10 ae thuugh wo: ainex juvissd quotations fF pu ue Beef, Bind aarton v Baan amar eared @ld b J po MANUPACICIED BY THD issued here: 3 n iL AD foi Shipping hilo, g Sno for Arenle oval Sj@10je. for Cuba, chietly Molasses Sngars, at the juside A PB A Dit BANKERS, MANHAFTAN ‘PLATE Co., LEAGUR Rooms, Sntvurce Couumy in of” 300 Dhl. "a $1 S00 Sin Jo top xara, karen I, for Foto Miew, qm dob bone, HS ELC, Fork Ste aid Sgplerney Heb BR Ne. 5 NASSAU.ST, Wiki, BE OFFERED. be SO Hemi i Southern Flour is steady, with dre inure s saliyer 20 bbI8, hed; 13a de. be Soft Whites, and 12@124e. far do. Jorkatue and hv-Jersey, heavy, 9 B...... sa BUY sod SELL AT MARKET RATES ALL DESCRIPTIONS wei ub sein wa ~_.. UNTIL JAN. 1, B66, Epimow. SoLpmis AND Crruzns: Tue Colored Soldiers Sout, and §12 ispain for trade and "family Extras Rye Yellows; wo quote Raws as folie Luty Jeanie, jor Veals, Bog Arosted, 8 B............coneeeseedd or AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES, Lond Sailors’ League of Washington, on thetist day of “Septew- hs 6 ry. i 0 Aid demand suis of SSoubble, ak Serer Coco me 0 SEE le, FOULME AND GAT. ww GOVERNMENT SEOURWIIES, HIRAM YOUNG, jes 1200, apued pb Sle dutuden Sheongheet MEIPLICE After report of last week poultry aud.game kept piling in, States, inviting all who believe that they have not received 20 John st. O20 Tob ee ta due ition for their services, rea- need, and who further believo that, in sus 8 Wasi. Corn Meal is inactive, and priges pominol, Buck. wheat Flour'is in good demand, at #2 25283 25 per 100 1b. FRUIT The market is moderately active at about our fig- from the Govern dered in the hour luge. for Centrifugal (hide, and boxes), and owe. for Melade Havana boxes, Nos, 7 to 9 at 5} @uie., Nos. 10.0 12 at 10@1040., Nos 13 to 15 ot 11 @l13e., Nos, 16 to 1 at 123 ide, Nos. 19 to ACCOUNTS of BANKS, BANKERS and others RECEIVED on favorable terms, and as the weather was warm and rakiy trade vas in the worst shape imaginable, and large quantities were sold at Saloe. SIT VUR YY WARY 1, to say nothing of the tune seized by the Health Inspectors. 4 ULVER-PLATED WARE. A fine assortment PLATED, on GERMAN SILVER sud wes. We quote: x yd 2 A 20 at 134 @ldle., and White 13@14}e.; Porto Rico refining t Raising, layer, new, BOKepeneens saussss 959 ats 9% rite, o p Se. ah Milind 138 Jide oy 1946. Brasil bags, One dealer sold a tun of mixed poultry to the street poddiers, 7 COLLECTIONS MADE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED HE EAL, 4 taining the Union with the musket, they have won their right to Raisins, bunch, new. iv pg 20a io ui @l0je.; Manila bags, vj ave. Havaus boxes, No. 12, in Jor $40, but fearing comtiscition, they backed out.” A few STATENS AND CANADAS. TEA SETS, CASTERS, CAKE BASKETS, CORDIAL STANDS, th to meet at Philadelphia, P ary 8 1867 the rant, PW caBamnnicnrnannnae 13@ 1% bord, 33 4§¢., gold. The stock isfostimated ut 42,904 Shds., 55,802 Joxes fresh-killed Jersey turkeys wero sold this morning at G7 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ISSUED. SOUP TIGLRENS, &o., &eo. ballot, ed at 2 Lllacelp ia, 24 mn, Leghorn, do 334 boxes, aad 116,343 bags R2¢., ipa clilekens at 200., but 2c, for the former and Ifo, I. IEED, jr. Co. Manu®sotovers, prrpase of eonmiting, as host we ey a PEPPES Be esrnn dann 5 a i SERDS—The demand for Cloverseed kas been moderate, the for the 1M ter are the prevailing rates. It is impossible te cor 01d Ware repaired and replated. ‘No. 33 Maiden-lane, ap-stalrs. ture, and agreeing upon some method which we may meet Sardi y ba FATA PE, A t 18 decline in gold aud freights checking business; soles of Old reetly report the soft and roug lots, as there is he established ARR iO ADIES ard GENTLEVREN'S DRESSING “and the Jeits that arise, 40 petition SOF, cerain 4 ines, GF DOX....oincncininianns ye Iv) Cloverseed at $12 @8it 25 and of New at 314 75@%i5 75. Timo- Price for them. Dealers get the best offers they can, and ae- b) b) A WRITING CASES. Portfolos, Pocket-Books, Card-C xige may ain rights RA NS Ba Sa Se ol EA 1 thy Seed is selling slowly at ¥3@#3 Wgper bush. though Flax cept them. Large quantities of poultry and game, which came BANKERS, Bankers’ Cores, kon, on ealiibition and for sale low pr TR AA fra of which we are deprived by arbitrary. above all hers, "y Bs G0uasiineocnsnnens, ne fe Aja seed in in fair supply and steady at #=2Xo0a £3 10 per bush, of 56 during the warm weather were dnped into the river, bain No. 4 WALL-ST,, NEW-YORK. ee rantarers WM. T. FRY Co., Nos. 134 and 136 Williams. things, to petition for the po or SPICES—TLe market remains very dull for all kinds, and "00 00 1 ed is sellin 1 uy JUS 4 unfit to expose for sale. Tha present sharply coll weather w Orders for Stocks. Bonds snd Goll ynomptty sxseniad, er PE 7 FT NPPH ip wm quantity “hefore the law, Tndorsements of this t prices nominal We hear of fio important sales. Wo quote: bush 4 Sh Auseed is selling at Boston at 3% 400 SPE oily improvethe markets. There is still a large lot of yen FOUR PER CENT INFBRE J ALLOWED T. FRY Co., Manufacturers of the well. Loon redeived from mony of the LH gr uni. Ra ETT et pad g 4 STEARIN—The market is well supplied and lower;*sales of 1801 On the market. We quote: will LT Owdegouite subject 10 Sheek 0 AGL, oot 1 ph ry A AN POR A OME GALS: soldiers and jllora fn the Stats th La Ye Bex, hal he. poy oo AB ry x SABRES, AED, oy 5 v A Nutinegs, No. 1. ve. 8 290 gold. 0.00 1 ut 104 124e. cash, A ebor’ bat Thuis have d Chicken andiFows. io P n NO 7 NEW-ST,, near Wall. oN Manufactory, Nos. 194 4nd 130 William-st., N. LL TX ig il oO ol o ru uy e remained ot, eT have Dog i e—— Pepper (in bond)... sian fii. active. We ie uD god: 3 oir ao. oy Ducks, pair. ....cooeoenenens 0 GWYNNE N ATCHES enitable for specnlative and gift pur- Kansas, and our comrades in these States, send Probto, Jamas ow Rug 7 BOIL Ayres, 35 ads; Payta, 3d@adic; Cape, aie, Honduras. 57'@ Geese, Vv PATE. coeannncannnnnnnnnnne i) BANKERS BROKERS, Puy sud Sell IE sees and holiday presents, five Cold and Pliied FHA delegates, in answer to the call. Every Cloves... SE Ciel 274 229 te; Vera Cruz, 57¢00e; Central America, Xe; San Juau, Turkeys, Rooeeen sesceususcesrnnenns 18 STOCKS, GOLD, nd 1 8, SECURITIES, Saidand Silver Lu oricard wiches, Send for Price Ligt to bly Tp od We bes 10 say Shah-we hea boul hy A FISH—The inquiry for Dry Cod has been only moderate, but 924¢; Sisal. 55@dije.; Paru, 3ija to. yy NA wa Ww _ Accounts of Country Bankers received on favorable terms. JACUBS. No. 471 Broadway, rd hai io pagition hibit iva I Lt BR tro Sy [VEE NEW-SOR UNION, VALENTINE CORE M150 50 AE Pes ts Sot” won I y HAE demand whys wr We que 80 YE Business in both bulk and sack has been only to a backs Shoke, d cons Banneeriniisaninns x2 x the a a bo Siar oma Nos: Abt i iba Foch will Vevuive shat cums lish bina y Fo 4 Sage SRE gon <xHRanLn a tae aa nent IB WN ttiont chance. Vo qiiobe: Ducks, Mallard, [lias daevarssdeons A" OD Er Ea a Cr N- ~S ~prI mwas men as well as officers Navy, who Dry Seale, Wh. connie hi odeput ug A Forhoues hange. hh vy Fiwivnl 1 ‘wy LA 2a 16 5 000 DOLLS and TOYS of every deseription; 4vq not only our indivi of whom we:haye*uot-tee Metered, Noi Mess, small, bbl... 900 BVO Cl PUR cn eras eran 82 UD. Tuthers, gush, choidn, P:B.oavusrvsrern Ne THE TENTH NATIONAL BANK Se aa Buxed Portfolios, Albums, Writing Bp many, but our eis, have told us 3 2 ass, cans hi ape ie ha aka Go Turkeys, ordinary, 8... ..oooonienns 93 6 lifiremove to ove Boxes, ke, &e.. 8 good canse.’ Salmon, Pickled, No, tee... vu.o.. 40 00 42 00 Javergool, Fiut, ana I tie ry 2 4 Turkeys, wild Western B........ocooee we No. 36 Broadway corner Wortheet,, Hob PAIRORILDY BAZAAR, Day, and Mr. Garnet, have sent Harting Nets I wea ET ey er vumtonrs “War 5 Vartridges, trapped, PRpair _... 1 00@ 125 on or about December 15, a. xtheave, and Twenty this on we havo TA the th hy AL 1 Ol A EE EE 4 y er 4 ol LEE ER Sb iihdh dd hg nd Pra ie Chickens. trapped, 4 pair. .o.oeees Loa? 112 met p———— Senator on. James WRT Sit only ric Busincis bas bovu dou Bet ure lower; we quote at 104¢. for Drop and 11e. for Quail, CP truppe d por rronses wale BANKERS AND DEALERS ACCOUNTS SOLICITED. Hon. Senator Yates, en z Hara Ye bo in Y 4 ded Y nrnitnr this, and 0 further ndvines in freights have prevented the filling of SOAP—Castile has been in moderate demand, without change La y pale Pm... OR 3 h ML. ROSS, President. true and tried fricnds, hry ry Sul A380 on the Sth orders, and millers have purchased cautiously, in view to note in prices we note sale of 125 boxes at 124e., gold. Varun ov ey Mihm Ah AAA re IG J. H. Syory, Cashier. TD EDROOM EN E FU of A will be a glorious trinmph in the cause of Nberty of dming tendency in Flour; Spring bas declined about STRAW, &c.—'Ruo supply is ordinary, and the market is outCen, Y eaamanins. EDROO AM RNITURE war foe) The t is that of nen ting Se. bush; White Winter has improved and isin very limited heavy; Cholee Long is not plenty, and is firm; sales o Wheat at A v ranted manufacture. Also, solid rons Boos taxed and voice in the affairs of "oa PY mh. mo net 1 T in Jess rot In the potatoes since ‘cool weather #¢t in. Suites, plain ornamental, »t IH. F. FA 0. 68 who are are and this is true of the whole country the public gon- 3a i5c. per 100 Ih; Ont at W0@75,; and Kye ic. od JI, etarfrom Virgin m- y a Wooster. Fstabliahed 1843, ernment they sent 260,000 Bayonets to save. Beside this, ION 10 belive ts of short cfbps, nnd attribuie TOBACCO. ~Kentucky has been only in limited demand, but Trad® continues very dul. iw pweets rom irgihia Foy Canal-st.. ov) y Vo ee TRADING YA, co Fay A ent 2 ee 2 wed try igh pices to dutors, but this js efar® from tife truth this prices are witheut change sales [12h nls. Kentucky, ol 15e.; 33 nbd order, Some Hubbard Squasies are selling Mn resus AND OFFICE FURNITURE, inthe a history. In we taxed and woason; our Wheat is lamentably short, as the 150 bales Mavava, Sac; 183 bales Yara at anction, G2@ove ae 15 00216 00 Svare of New York, Baw Darassuunn, Manofactored sented, naif} t WA v in the body Bast half of the oo year will clearly demoustrate; We quote in coin as follows: Light Leaf Lugs at 34 4¢.; Common #7 100 bunches.......cooovneernnee 3 ®a 3 50 ALBANY, Oct. 29, 18066, TI. 0. w, a— SLI this is to continue we continue to be wur receipts bave been liberal, but as the canals Bt 4) ave; Medinm at T@10c.; Good atsli@lde; Five atliae Ondons, 47 100 SEPANEE. .....coonvinrisnnses dal OTICE is hereby given, purstant to Chap- No. 107 Fultou-st., N. Y. id of ts which have. Without will close today this week will clase the seasen; 16c.; und Selections 17@itc, Heavy Western and Clarksville Ouions, red and vellow, bbl.............. 10a 3 0 ter 236, Lawes of Jot, aut 470 Laws of 1965, that the circu: ANAMELED FURNITURE.—The largest ASSSOTL- this ‘political 0 Rk chgvory man shoud hay of others. our present stock es 1,160,000 Pushcly afuinst 000,008 Jugs, ny Camo, gaiey ol re 10a; ba 1 Voictoon, hckeve, LL) 0a Pu Yorn AN atk Jw pp BheR aan. will bo 4 ment of Evamelad Chestnnt and Solid Walnut edie, Suites There is only one way to overcome this evil. It can be done, Tusbels Just your, and with a fair export and ood domestie de Fine dese, and Sou cons FELT Potatoes. Dyekman Seed, bbl’... 0. 3 0@ 400 hes a Rank in oe onde satranted as reprosented. Also Mattresses It requires radical remedies: Devotion to to and mand present supp disappear. To-day the TIN—Pig hns been in fair demand we note sales of 2.000 ‘otatoes, Dyckman PB oY a yedoemed AT VAR, by the Superivtendent of the Baukiug Depart: is city requires radi es: eared HA Ton ine, Ohl aif an strung hid slabs rts areve in March, un prigay tras. lsu: Fonadoes, Garnet Chl, 1H 7 die El whet, aE NEWYORK SEGENATIONAL sd Spice Dede” AUEATISNIIRET To. om consat._ Ho oman bo ann rosy appl 0 you. wid BOW women ave heavy; Amber Western and Stato Wheat, finer, RANCH, «4 xe 0scomuzetngess ass god, #0 Bi} Potatoes. Peachblow, Bbihuz cori 200 2 pet theres i, 37d 5) using your ideas p ou can, the gc to. millers wales of 19,200 bush. Xo. o Enlist EE ead, T Da or Potatoes, Prince Albert, 4 bbl.......... RS TEE The outstanding circulating notegol the said bank must be presented I OUSEKEEPERS, or Hows goin to House. the BA that is brought Buds in ass Chicago Spring st $2 15082 25, and 550 hush. choice Amber, TK ab RG TT ey B 2 Potatoes, Mercer, bhi Lowe 3% we aforesaid within six years fr the date hereof; and sll notes Belroots ie fe. at BENDALL SCOTT'S, Nor, and 211 main outside, and keep you from the t-box. By wo Bate ut §3. Barley bas been in moderated demand for export Kd ieee i on, a0 Potatoes, Nhe, Sweet, Bbl..oo.oovers ins 2 00@ ma which shail noth preset ed for redemsntion and pay dent wkbin the H udson-st,, corngt of Conal-at,, snd pay by woekly or ypay- with all your might, energy and hereditary endurance, vietory and the trade, but with moderate arrivals prices are quite firm, aL AIH. wucks cwiu aks Bede s vn 25 RD Potatoes el, Sweet, bbl "Me 50 time thaw specified will cease to be agehiarse upow mente if prefer will and an contemplate. the mordifavorablo news from Europe mducing muck firmness, DOr CORB. x 5 ants wha aaa 9 5 @lv Ww GLI, J. Sweet. bhi ae bands of the Superintendent for th ments if p rr _ come, that sooner many though with a dgeline in gold and some advance in freights Terne, Charcoal. ...........«¢ceeeeeee.- 132 @1I 70 pe ring Cheese, 9 +4 g o wlio M0 EE m————— 0. W. SCIMYLER, Superintendent. Payee PATENT SECRESARY BED. Our couse is just? in God we trast.” wery little has been done, The stock of this staple dw®about TALLOW—Under a more active dewand thePmarket closes _ wp BR Sots Marrow. Doi. or o mr ETEGRE BED, SIPEBUMRD BED, We not only call upon the soldierssnd sailors to lend their aid pmahies, Boston Mar bhi 10a 1 Syare or New Yong, Baxx Depanrmesr, y 1.860.000 hash, To-day there is more firmness noticeable, but ‘Ww ittPmore steadiness; the supply is larger of Western; sales ol Turnips, Russia, bbl ea we 0 ALBANY, Oct 29, 1866, N BUREAU BED. PAYKES oh 180 Onbolsten near, Molt. and intial es Wut also ph he bikinis at inrge, upon this TRS ‘Fi ive fa 2 who gave us their sympathy dur ie x DEPUKS, OTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter 236, Sub wi lo oe BE oars Ramps, and shared ple ‘estern; 111 eo for N 146,000.15 at 113 @11ge. for Western; 1ij@llje. for State anal HIDES, SKINS AN sales of 21,400 bush. at 95. for too, are urged tovlend the market is not active; FOR Lb ALR oll Ltd ni iB PICERARDTY Lxtenson PARLOR BEDSTEAD Wes in bond; $120 for ws JR0e, and £114 for 1} allie. for Unty. f m i od 4° hy 4 a Mate. Barley Malt is quiet: at 81 25al 3B. 1. {oor —twe have rater a better inguiry for this staple since Bodies he h 8 a iA Rk, dus serene i +4 AS Saws of 150, and 4 Saw, a that the alte atin ka took Silver Medal at L+st Fair American. Institute. with us in g and bercavemer:, the Rye is firmly held and is not v active; sales of g 000 bmsh, nt our last prices ruled steady, bat are still nominal, the sales Beas tt Tk om £1 ody ak Lng” Bo: ty 23 Association located in the City of New-York will be REDEEMED, It is entire! different from the commongsofa-bod; it Las an equal their assistance in this strangle ork before us is the #1 17 for New Western, aud $i 28 for States Candaian in boud making being confhied entirely to small Jota of fine tosmowifoe Hegre de Wo B. hw] 00 Op odd ‘15@ 2 AT PAR, by the Superintendent of the Bauking Department, on ypyring and Bale martzews. Can bo made iu sofa snd chair to suit the most Enportunt, aud it not only requires your aid, bu sen- is held at 81 11281 12; sales last evening at #1 10. Oats nro turers we quote Domestic Fleeces at 40@45¢. for Native and var pus dd Vid ro dha Ode po resentation st the New-York State National Beok in the City of space. Factory and Salesroom, No. 167 er-at, cor. of Sullivan. {iment with which you hailed the dawn of freedom. tu active speculative detaand, and pritcs are 2@3c. better, 1 Merinos 4owe. hg and do, S0@seve. for full-blogd Me- Cali, £7 3h v m, lath pia as 3 Find SUF. er bt pt 4 pos Albany for six years from the date horeef and not thereafter. Also. all kinds of first-class Fury tare on hand snd made order, i here but our hands are tied. We can widoghe kuot. The closing quiet; sales 127,000 bus, ot 61 @62e. for Unsound West. Tinos, and 55a 65. (OF Saxony Fleeces 30adte. furdde. 1 Cob hype, each...... 100 23 Thier, ba trio al The ontstending eircaiatiog notes of the sid bank, most be pre- tl (cation is, will eur [friends support the soidiers ad sailors in 2a C6e. for ator: GRD TN for Biats. d nehse. for 8 ot nd ASabie. for BE y Cat, wild, each Sd 35 Rucoon, Northern... 208 00 pented, as sforesald. within «ix years from the dato hereof; and wil ers, tha toe. for Old and New Western; 68 70¢. for State, clog- Pulled, 30a 55% for Snperfineldo., a Wl S5a@6e. for Extra do, ravele wroun Wide Nouthes 0a 2 B A ohh ahall Ay by h pT their conventiont If yon will, we to hring do Jiu 8 ing at tho latter rate. Indian Corn has Bren in moderate re- 224 Zie. for common Unwashed California 30a 40c. for Tine 3 uti, green ‘agts Yoo 9 Koop id Lan in the tiie thus pecific I ad 10 p08 0 args wpa the nd in Proposals. victory. eqaully as great as t wal ut Waftnty of quest, and with larger arrivals, a material decline in gold, since do. a3. forglexas, and American Combing at 60a ve. We n are. mr. 1 d a 25 how, 4 pro) wll. 3 a 40 the bends of the Supdriutendent for thet purpose, Sl LR A i RR Rn ARIA RL R rR Ar nmr DRE. “We look to vou for much, for that support by hick you sdvanee in freights and very changeable advices {ran Europe, quote Foreign ue follows South American at 25 @¥e. for Com- oer, wf of a eT 00 Ske Natlidy fis we W G. WwW, SCHUYLER, Surerintendept. Oryron or THE Cixoixsart, DAYTON AND EAsTERN made the arm of the'Gov fearful strong, the prices havo Jealined rapidly, and have flnctuated viokntly, with mon Washed 32a Jie. for Unwashed Mestiza and Merino 2 20% Ry Toe ava 35 Skank, white, ‘Se 10 TTT STATE oF NEW YORK. DANK DEPARTMENT, HAILROAD COMPANY, SANDUSKY, O., Dee. 1, 1860, Bot duvs of war, Help us in this our Of $eas. ouly a moderate business doing in exports. We have added @4Rc. for Washed Entre Rios; 27230. for Unwashed Creole Yor Fins A fo ey Avi on 8 Rak 00 1 g ALBANY, June 1, Lote. 4 J EALED PROPOSALS for exeeuting the grudna- G. DD, Jonxsox, Penn., THAR. Awkixe Ohio, daily to our stock and estimate it at J 400,000 bush., and with 40a ue. for A) whed Cordova; Chilian at 24@3le for Unwae ed Marien, each $2 wat 8 Wolf, prairie, each $1 Wal 23 TOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Chap- S aon hcidziug and masonsy, snd for the sapply of me fipon Wr. F. BRANXAGH, N. Y. G.W. ARNOLI a liberal arrivals of New the consumption of Old hes fallen off, Mestiza Merino Cape of Good Hope, 00a. for Un 4 SUNDRIES ter 236. Laws of 1059, and 4759 Laws of 1 that the circulating that part of the Cincinnati, Nayton and Eastern Railvoud, between J. MH. Rionagosos, U. $2 N,N. B. Mikas, 8.( Today there was more busivess at the opening of "Change, but W ished Past India, 35255. for Washed, and African at 209 Rroome Cor o ach bought nn. ond is bringing higher notes taned to the'Park Banks Banking Association. located in the the Junetion, al oz near Shaton, and Doyton (being for a distance of Correspondence is solicited. Please address G. M. ARNOLD, i Jue. for Unwashed and 30 10¢, for Washed. room Lorn 1a Very math Dougls I AR Bing LE City of New- 3 ork, w'll be redeemed AT PAR, by the Superintendent abont 35 miles), will bo received at this office un the 10th day of Corresponding Secretary, No. 32 Lat, Waeskington. v half the usual smount Corn Mew! is January, i867, “Plans, profes end sebedales of amounts of work may be seen, and

obtained, by applying ai this office, prices. The crop is put down us on Rome hives of honey are selfing at 45 of the Bauking Department, on presentaiion at the New-York'State bugers held off and, with a strong desire to sell, prices declined National Bank, in the City of Albany, for six years from the date rapidly and elosed unsettled; sales of 9,000 bush. at #1 07a #1 10 WHISK Y—The supply is large, and the demand is light at We. 1b STEAMBOAT® INSPECTION. for Western Mixed in store; $1 10a@$l 11 fordo. afloat; 51 11 40@4ie. for \Western, in bond. i Sawer hetoo!, snd blank bi “este [ellow ar we day il for New ctf I ie an th Iter. ry er 2 ite Boston. i) stoic. (early ja, Sl pe) and $1 ar pid wr wv wr _ 5p ts Vana s FATIYNTRY PI —_— BRESWAX, pure, D240 “The entelanding circulating potes of the said bauk mast be pre All proposals minst be directed to the Chief-Engineer of the C,, Ds ol uthern ry damp. Uatiadlan eas aren Th N.Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY. PRODUCE BEESWAX. impure 2% 30 sented, ob uf 4. wit! from the dste hereof; and uli snd E.R. Couspany. N et mand; sales of 17,200 bush. at $1 36 in bond, aud #1 30 for do. For tHE WEEK EspixG Dee. 11, 1866 WESWAX, dm] mas sugani vad Ee v8 Siuress sd, Within 41x Years ftom willbe Teak) ftec Jan. 10, ot 12 d will be {ree in 1 "a AR by a Repantor Cine, new &F gal We XN potes which shall not be presented for redemption and Rayuhent No bids will bo rus wed after Rusti oy SLOANE President CIRCULAR PROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY 10 i LXpressly lor BE DO. X. 1 our own Nep: A "Oy 1x Fo 215 I 0 un ne, EXPORTS OF BREADSTUFIS The following are the current rates of arMeles in good candi Hs MraLl ec wy R 4 3 With the Suns Shas spesitied ih Sigal 43 Sed Shi ge jos Shi fu rt RATAN, Secretary, a g 3 cad I Cons Meal, fine yellow, Mob. THe in th per id for STRAMBOAT INSPECTORS Blows, Wan, Corn, tion, ss sold by gant sion houses at wholesale, Shipp i Cons MEAL fine white, 100 I 245 B= Jeld, lawtm Wed W. SCHUYLER, Superintendent. man e BY TELEGRAPH TO THE ia e Gre. receive 5 to 10 §F cont less deducted for commissions, waddle Broo ol mend i iri 10 16 a [E TRIBUNE. a Weta} to iret Biitalt Cx Cancut G00 2900} dreigituud uther chatges. Fariiss receding produce to sell I ry Count, i Br: W0.@ 73 ET pn Aliscellancone. Was:iNaTON, Dec? 11.—The Secretary of the Treasury Mines Sevt. 1. 1666. 8 10.40, “Cos SRE 200.588 often with the request that immediate returns be made, cannot Frarnens, Live Geese, new tines 0 Wad 95 o Lavings Banks. ea Et Stan ~~nen has addressed the following circular to Inspectors of a ply rtd LILY S20 Sabb Hg «RY 20,58 always obtaimgthe prices whieh transient buyers have to pay. FrATHERs, mixed, 1 2% 40 ta x Bame Lime 1865... .onniians caeeo. 49.60 108,160 242,814 Our figures are intended wore fothe farmer thar the merchant Hg eR ei Mond ih 3 ox y AAA N an te ARAMA AA. OKE—~Wholesale and Retail, £2 50 per chaldron gieimbouts: RECEIPTS OF BREADSTUFFS, nd we prefer not to disappo riving the outside prices of Ginsgxa, Western, 1b 042100 RVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION in the yard, or $3 30 delivered, “Orders received by CRAPSER and we prefer not to disappoint hy giving the outside pri GINESG, SOULREEII ID. .ssnsnceiussannssss 100 2110 Ny e yard, of he Sik: On the 6th Wit ireular letter wes addressed to the lour, Whest, Com, very choice articles. Boxes or packages shonld be carefully Ay ha BH “has sees snierfarneys Na. 96Warren-ot. BURNS, No. 9034 West Eighteenthoat., and JOHN MMTH, eos. Sik: On tae nitimo a cir es blle re an i cre i asda Hoxgy, Clover, boxes, 1b 0 a 42 luterest allowed at the rate of 8 per cent on all suma entitled thereto, Avenue C and East Fifteenth st, Delivered immediately, v Supervising Inspectors of steamboats in the several districts, Por the week ending Dec. 10, 1866... 106,934 100 152 10 Sip marked with point, SA the sams of the sends shoud also bo Honey; Buckwheat, i, HOPING PEE AR a BD Free of Government Tox. Open Rally from 10 to 3 p. wm, 4 Pal FLOUR, $12—THE PEOPL 1s MU calling thelr attention to the provisions of Scotion of Act Since Sept. 1. 1866 1.96) 268 “04 451 1.053.096 painted upon one Cnt all an voice or list of the Artcies Honey. strained, yn. Sh ve it XN _— OAL, bE JO i] o— 4 ee of July 25, 1866, and dizeetin, them to see at onee that LTR EAR, WP VEIG0T8 53m) 147uz0e BPOD theginder side of the cover, and send 4 letter by mail con- Hoops—iibekory und oak, per 1,000 WALTER W. CONCKLIN, Preddent. TUAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION sell, Coal wud Flour at cot 5 Sl le propelled wholly or in part by steam, are TR RAI res Eh tha amma 2 i eR ps Xs oy taining an invoice and directions, also stating Low and when ik wily Po” VANDERBILT L.. BUXTON, Secretary. wholessle prices go bresk down monopoly, Office No. 208 Broadway, ith 1 TAR X i re generally quict, but in prices there has been sent Clean packages and care in putting up will add much to IM pat Hao ary Ey 44 ih A ER x A Roos No wh Al city railroad tickets for sale. eal wit tabi dienes ng SPREE 3 required il by DES—At the improved demand noticedédyesterday the the value ofthe Oe AND PEAS SHOOKS re. Heaps, each. .....c..c0ies. Jw IH Wi 4 OIINSON, HAT MANUFACTURER, makes gen- cate of license be grunted unle le gre thus provided. market closed steady. We quote Dry Hides—Bucnos Ayres 2 ii 9 Sonam Ser, gallon. Hwa W Dwidend Notices. temen's old silk hata into ladies’ hate: alters ladies’ silk and felt Nwnerous ingui Laving been by the and 8510 27 1, 21@22%.; Buenos Ayres, 20 to 23 1, W@ tie; Mon: Sp pet ire OL Show re B this Sp NEwsPArERs, Books, &c., 1... wm 7) AAA A Ar ri nnn rene. ota ILO the latest style; muies fntiemen’s sith hats gvet, inte the others, whether, u said uct, it is required that ali vessels of Revideo, 20 to 2 1, 18 wishes Corrientes, 214 to 22 1,174@ 15¢.; wis Po 00 are ailing roadily al quotnticus, unt ite Jocetpls Kags, Clean White, I +1 VIDEND.—The Directo 0 oul Mew fashions; clestis, dyes, presses und teins soft bate, AL work 1 the class referred to shall be proyided with a disen Rio Grande, 20 to 22 tv, tie. Orinoco, otto 23 1, 16h ic; Woulicurty prices Goan ou. Juke 33 ony oh a Demghd. VINEGAR, Cider, per gal. ........ocieees We WW 1 IYIDES Mave this is Direct ym of the Butler Coal warranted 10 give satisfiction. JOHNSON, No. Eighth-ave. coitus or may defer the 0 stil the expiration of California, 22 to 25 1, 114 I8ie.; Central American, 380 21 1, YONA CORTE Yon ut #1 35, or wa ad Seem —_ of the Company of FOUR PER CENT, clear of taxes, payable ou Mj ANuaTTAN OIL LJOMPARY. or the. cirenlur of Nove froghorchy Be es 15 le; Matamoros, 22 toh B, 16a 7c; Vera Crux 16 to 1 M4 S00, inne “per, bush... 41 0ag128 RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. te 24th inatant to Stockholders of that date. LL No. 46 Broadway, N. X. lenation of the reulas of Revemper]s. Sat Shopfratisiies B. 1jaiyes Tampico, 20 to 22 P Hide; Texas, to 20 1, Beans, medium prise, new, bush........ 310@ 325 Dre. 11,-25.679 bbls. Flour, 1,400 bbls. Whisky, 450 bbls. Corn th Fe dry TA a vik by Ibu [paid the Bid i oJOLE MANUFAC UREKRS OF of the law apply at once tq oll steam Rfjer vest 12albe.; Western, 18 to 25 Ib, 128 lde—pold. Wet Salted vif on Ri ap Nas Th A office of the Farmers’ Loan aud Trust Company, on and after the 24th MASON'S SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD O(L bearing unexpived certificates of license or not, and that the Hides— Buenos Ayres, 45 to 50 1, jc; Kio Grande, 44 to 4% Jomtt kidpe?. iss JUTE: Tow. A I Me 3}. Hk sneiy da. B ng dacky by ke, FH duh. heat, at etohie. Dees. 1068 SAMUEL DUTTON, Treasurer. Wor Railroads Steamships, and Fuctories penalty for non-compliance is fixed by section 2 of the act of “bd rr das Paradis Y ha he Wangs, marrow, prime, New... o.oo... w 32 LR wush orn, 179.0 ymsh, Oats, 23.554 bush, Kye, 20.6 hie, e. Bb, NET Beg Calltamin 48 10 0 5. 16 190, Wessern aml Country, Hew, marrow, band picked... N35 dl Main, 12 bah. Harley, 108 bah. Seeds, 4 Dke®. ATEN VORK AND NEW-IAVEN RAILROAD me—( Jive 153 utd aici of is'act uf Lugs: 3, bei 1 v bro Rr M inferior............ cesssasusserasn 3 D SS Beef, 1,737 bbls. Perk, 152 pkgs. Meats, 307 pkgs. Lard, A 5 hs a pe a aw ofS NENT UE tors 3 to 70 1, Iie; City Slanghter (0x), 6010 BOW, I3w by Lh iw bond, busl 00 140 2 oh bbl Petroleum, 1 ey Phi hy ul pk R pigs. Lave AN CO.~A DIVIDEND of FIVE DOLLAKS per share (free from PASSENGERS SAILED The act of July 25, 1866, Soutemplnics a SLi Boyle respon. City Slaughter (Cow), 45 to 60 1b, 10@ 104c.—currency. P re 4 Southern. bash IT nD oN w rn J Government tax), has this day begn declared on the Capital Stock of FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND ASPINW ALL, Dee. 1L=In gible than'that of providing in the most eflie alics pos The arrivals are liberal, with a falling off in the howe a y BUTTER ee A re I the Company, paysble st this Office, an oud ailer January 2, 1567. steamship Hensy Channcey—S, 8, Curtiss, Co’, J. B. Meudsll, wife gihle for the safety of human lives, on ship boand, re ption. The stock has {nereased matdrially; sues of ry The Transfer Books wiil close the Mph inst, and reopen on the 2d and servant, Miss Lizzie Crane, iiss E. T. Blaisdell, L. J. Lowis, N. fq] or neglect to comply with the requirements deemed ing at 95¢. @§1, and retail lots at £1 15@%1 W 100 1b The butter trade is somewhat mixed up this week, for while Fmancial. of Jauuary next, W., BEMENT, Treasurer. H. Seolvgmen, A, Meilliard, Mre, Jus, Whitney, Norris, Mise Frenor, tin] to this object will be visited with the full penalties pre Bt re note ‘sales. of 500 bales Manila in Boston at 113¢ adealer who has an order for a small vairy of choice State ae a New-York, Dee. 10, 1068, i 8, Kobw, Dr. 8. J, Jordey Sad wifey E. g Northam, Hu. Jive yo scribed by law. H. MeCurLLoch Sceretary of the Lreasary Eo y a) hg dei. i "Gas Ww iv Jy Oc., after POT AeE 3 SE MR reed 1 Fan eb ren nena. wy Dip, J, D, Stevenson, WV, R. Deane and wife, Saml, Gaillan ise Rr h i ‘The market is firm and a fuirtlemand prevail irkios will occasioually, though very rarely, pay dlc, after ro p1op is hereby given, that pursuant to adjourn. OFRics oF Tus Cuicade Nn Sokth f¥ KrRRN FALWAL So Awad Hones, Bliss Elis Laseile, W. W iliac und wite, D Smith wife im ty is Nav Ale aud child, H. L. Lumon, wife. unree, child snd infint, Mrs, Marcia HOPS are firm and in good demand for ime consumption we guote at from 20 240c. and fe. as to growth and patty. NS of 200 tnus Scotch Pig to wmrive, and 1 do. on the spot, wery heavy owing to the large supply on the way. We quote: Pig, No'l American, tun $49 Wa 831 Pig, No. 1 Scotch, tun... 51 0m 5400 Bar, Common E. A, tu 15 OP Bar, Refured E. A, tun 1500 Scroll, tah. cc.vensons 145 aw Wo, 00 Band; Res ais vo ann TN 177 R—— Hoop'@tun.................. 150 G0@ 25 0 Rods (J@3-10 ineb), tan. ....ovns 120 Wa 175 0 Horse Shoe, tah. ..cooovererinneenns 140 00@ 15040 Ovals, haif-rouhd, #100... c0ovmenns 140 00@ 150°00 LEATHER—The improved demand for Hemlock, noticed has coused much firmness in prices; receipts are but fo, and the stock is not Jarge. Uak Sole has declined closes more active. We quate (cash, 1b) Hemlock, Bue- moe Ayres, heavy, S5@%e. middle, 32%233¢. light, Slee. California, heavy, 34a 35, middle, Jija ide. A, je je; &c,, heavy, 0@3e middle, 31a32e.; light, 0a 3lc.; damaged, 2% Ne, Poor do., 22224¢. in the Rough, 5a $e; Oak Slanghter—beavy, Madoc. middle, 30% ide. light 3c. cropped, middle, 49@53¢. light, 43@17¢.; io the h, heay Wale, middle, 35@ 3c. light, ade; Bel «Ne, THS-~Easteru are lower, but fair business was done $4, three months, he LIME ~Xockland is firm and iu fair demand st $1 70 for Cowmon and 10 for Lump. LEAD The boeiness in Pig has been limited, but in prices we has boen no eesentinl change. MOLASS ES-~The business in «ll kinds at private sale is stil Banited even at our reduced guotations, but parties are un. operate. We ouly note sale®of 165 bbls sNew -Orlcans on terms, By avetion we note 141 hhds. Domerara at 50 i h Rico at $d@die; Odo. Aldecoa at 62¢., 4 fodas ab L003 bids. New-Orleans at 70@#bc., eash. We gnote Muscovado at 4iadSe; do Pagel 42a #e.; do. Con- 40at2e.; Porte Rico, S0@630., New Orleavs, 650 stock is estime ted at 6,500 Lids. Cuba, 3,200 do. Porto AY AL SOIR ES ptr Hd is i ts Turpentine rmer; sales of bbls. at dojeibe. Kosius are hea dull sales of 300 Common at O84 12); 500 bbls. fl at 84 Wats bo,- 00 blie. No. nt $6 Tar is quiet, agd prices ere now: Yorgge. Nin uotin: ‘ar, Washington and Newbern... 00 Piteh, Cy or om adhere hem... Phi 42 23 241 50 Rosin, Common. wrens PHOm 460 a8 12H Rosin, Straised wd No. devil) pom 428 00 Hosin, No. 1 and Pade and White... 600 210 50 American... sirits Turpentise, Penal oe OAS nsec 38 dull, but prices are wo lower, Nish Gis go amen ly quict, Crude Whale favors the bayer, bus Cruée bn firmer. Lard Oil eoutiunes dull, and the musket i segressod aud heavy asthe cose. We guote, Linseed, City, in cosks............ gal. $1 B21 Whale, Faigie Prime. PEEETTIRNy I” 3 Whale, Bleached Winter. cov vvvvvnrnnns 1% AIRED coin sie oie 5 Binns o DIPTRP— J ww, Winter Unbleached. ed Na fan Taiko PRAIRO cud 4 s4is vine sannial SD. 40 1 IES. Aa lw jo Ol, No.2 i Of, City Distilled "we Saab ashaps FINI Lae JL MEAL] bo Inguiry 18 fiir and the supply larger; sn) bags ai §2 04 100m. ion AK be The demand has Deen goed, and the inriel is of vps nt 85 fw Western Prime, currency, And de ford TAD TN We RAYE bad an both on private terms, The market is lower and fogroved tone in gor Pork Milling Wis order ho cannot be inducedsto tuke a secogd lot Just us good for more than 35¢c. Welsh tobs are overhauled, and a little of the cream selected at 35¢., while the majority has to be sold at 30% 32. The receipts show a falling off, only 11,446 packagesding reported for the week. Still this is very much more than the limited demand ealls for, and dealers are anxious to work down thelr stocks, but if is next to impossible to do so. In general, while fine butter is doing quite as’ well, Jossibly 0 shade better, oll ofher grades are as much worse, W common butter sold at 13e. Rolls vary greatlytin quality sales of good have been magdogt 30¢., but most of then go gotf very slowly at about®25¢. We quote State, firkins, prime, I... .cooviiiiiiiiinn 3 State, half firking, Choice, uw Statomedivm, I. .......cocciiiiniiiiines x Prime State tubs, Welsh. .....ccovvvneniirnnnend OFair State tubs, Welsh, D5... vviivnnni 2 a” Western Reserve, Vine.............. PARR. OE) Lah Westernslieserve, Summer Jots, 15. .coviuenn. 18020 Michigan, firkins, prime, W...oovviveniinnns. Wad Middle and Southern Ohio. ....covvvveed¥ennnn... 2% Rolls, in wrappers, Ohio, 16... ooo evnnerennen. 2a i White and Mixed, store packed. p i Chicago, Wisconsin, &c., D.viiiiiinnnnnns 16g 19 Northern Peansylvanin. .......covviiiniensncnnes W035 Southern Pennsylvania, PPAF TOP i L730 HEINER" Phe, Q Deane cnssescsnstvnsnvssnnssess YR CHEFSE, 0 Cold weather, endangering cheese in transportation, has very rauch checked arrivals, the receipts being only 17,364 for the week, which is less than half the number reported one week agoPeThe demand, too, being limited, does not encourage bringing forward, Still thie stock €ionld®be on the seaboard during Winter ready to be shipped.abroad at any. favorable op- sartunity.* The feeling is now a little better in England Shut he decline in gold here just about counterbalances the im- provement there. ‘Lrade may be set down as very quietpprices ruling a shade lower than lastewcck. Some 4,000 boxes of wreck of the Beotland. We quote; English Dairy, skimmed, IP. rene 8 213 Euglish, Dairy, common and late made... .c ee. 13 @15 English Dairy, Coun., fine. ......coeveveiinenne. 17 wR English Dairy, Ohio, FH ...ooviviiiiniinnian 16 «7 Factory, fair 10 good SLate. ....coovsenee ones 13 15 Factory, IE EE AT Mie aw as 445552 8668s snshntps oy 15a6 Factory, taney Chedder......... sresinssinennin He Factory, Ohio. pest snenssasssnns ss nnnsnsos 14 wld Farm Dairy, prime State. Sassssesses 13 214 Ordinary to good State....... sraini ends iis enin 012 Vide, SRmINON. «or supe sans ns ss usanns sans sanans 8 a0 Vermont Dairy.......0cocoocniiens Veg esessenes 13 DA4 Pinoapple, fine, COR. vuveveseinnee hy OPPO BV EOGS, Receipts only G0 bls for the week, but so many of the former arrivals, and espeoially limed lots, are still on the market, that prices ure senrcely as firm as last week. The present cool weather will cheek both the preduction and receipts, and wn ad vance is anticipaiod wlter the present stock is worked down a little, Daly 25¢, per dozen is olered for a large lot of lied to take them at the wark, 1'ke demand usunlly tncronses oy urd the ho'idaye. Siugle bbls. fuesl Jersey Eggs are selling at dc. We quote; Norden y and Pennsylvania, (mesh, 4 doz... 22 239 ate, good marks... ys Cy ap 3a x wee oll Waasern oid Canada, do, loss off. ow Liwd!, doz, loss off. 48 Wester t, ut mark, doz... RA VI] Kgg Vals, bush, good... .o. Luvin Lal AN TRUITS AND BEENIFS, A fine Jot of Sete apples, 100 Salk sreemiare was fold “or BO, but 1p ined apple seldom £0 4bor 6 6 5), Aotittle improve end Sone p went i¥ tut ry s gropes are hekl fore emthe; yu Ms, Fy pal fay 4 e hear of choese have been saved, in a damaged condition, from the® ment to meetst the call of the Committee appotuted to investi ute dhe uflaire of the Company, a westing of the Stockholders of the Kew ork Mail Steamship Company wll be held at the Ottice of the Compsny, No. 5 Bowling-green, in tha City of New-York, WED- NESDAY, the 12th day of Decewber vect, at 12 o'clock wi, to hear the report of the Cotmittes, and for such section thereon ss may deemed cxpedieat. By order of the Committee. N. I. ALLEN, Chgirman. New York, November 24, 1866, wi i TT TTT NTATE OF ILLINOIS, TREASURER'S Orica, EPRINGYIFLD, Now, 25, 1866, THE INTEREST .ON the PUBLIC DEBT of the STATE! ILLINOIS, maturing on the first Monday of January 1867, will be 4 ald at the Ocean National Bank of the Cy of New: t York, on the Tih to the 22d (luclusive) of January, 1067, hi JAMES H, BEVERIDGE, Biate Treasurer. FIVHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors of the AMERICAN COAL COMPANY of Alleghany County, Mary- land. will be held at the Company's office, No. mi Broadway, on THURSDAY, 27th Decotober, frou 12 o'clock m, to o'clock p. m. A My Ad MYERS, Secretary. Tun NinTH NATIONAL BANK ov THE CITY OF Kw. Yous, _ No. 353 BROADWAY, Nw Youx. Dec. 8, 1066, N ELECTION for NINE DIRECTORS of this institution, te serve for the ensubog yesr, will be held at the Banking Koom ou TUESDAY, to 8th day of January next, between the hours of 12 m. aud 2 o'clock pm JOHN T. LL, Cashiler. INITED STATES TREASURY, December 3, 1866 —Séhedules of (30) Thirty or moro Seven and threefenthe Coupons, payable December 15th, tust., will now be received ox amination. oH, H. VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasurer. Orvicg or TRE Park Fiux Ixsvrancs Co, No. 237 Ero#oway, N. Y., Dec. 186 TOTICE.—In pursuance of a Requisition from the Superintendent of the Insurance Department of the State of New- York the Stockholders of the PAILK FIRE INSURANCE Co, of tLe City of New-York are requirad to pay the sumeof $60,000 fn money belizg 30 per cent on the Capital Stock of $200,000, at the office of suld Company, No, 237 Broadway. in the City of New-York on or before the oth ay of Decetsber, 1666.— New-York, Dec. 5, J866. WAL JAFFICAY, President. Oro. ALGER. Secretary. Oyricr oF THE TRUSTEES OF UREDITORS AND STOCKHOLDERS OF wir Ou1o AND Missisarpr! HAILROAD COMPANY, (EASTERN Division), No. 88 WaLL st. 2 New Yonx, December 3, 1866. PURSUANT to the terms of the Agreement, the snnusl meeting of the owners of certificates issned by the Trus- tees of holders of the Olio and Mississippl Rail: road Com A (kK. D. Wall-st., Iu the pil) phos ad the ollics of the Trustess, No, York, on Wednesday 1 eceimber, 1666, at o'clock, noon y y LLAN CAMPBELL, Chairman. J ATLANTIC AND Gara Weereny Rarnway Co. (CoNsoLIDATED), SECuETARY'S OUFFIOK, Mua Po pee. 1, 1068, OTICE is hereby iven that the¥secoud®aunual Elec- Sud tune shed OY egiors ui fila Cou any. iy also of Shi 0 ors or Ju ol suc i 0 y Elie oF te Company in the Clty of Meadville, Pr, 0a TUESDAY, the eighth (8th)-dsy of Janoary, Lav, The will be open at 3 m, and close at 4 p, m. The Transfer Books will close on the tweuty-ARb (25th) day of De- cember, aud open the day fier the election. J.C. .CALITOUN, Secretary. Ormce or MiLwavker avn Misxesora KR, Co, i Minwavkme, Wis, Nov, 28, 1966, N° FICE is hereby given that the semi-annual in- AN terest, doe May 1,7 1860, on the fink mortcage bonde of the La Crosse and Miiwsakee Railroad, and that due Spl. 1, 1666, on the bonds bw ed by the Clty of Milwaokee to eid in the eonstruction of wid Maliroad, will be paid on presentation of the oR al tie office <f na a Rg ATLROAD CoM Si), m Lity ol wa ob 4 JONN P, OREEN Froasarer Age i ce Fractions! parte of a share of the Dividend declared fn cash by the Treasurer at the rate of the price of t 15th December instant. HE BOARDSOF DIRECTORS of this Com have this day declared a DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER mber and open on the morning of the 1th, BAT less Government tax, on the Preferred Stock of this Company, for the eur ending the lat day of Decriuber heat, 7th day of December text, in the Preferre at par, (0 bolders of said stock, asebiown by the books of the Company on the lat day of December. The transtcr books wi! aysble on snd efter the stock of the Company, 1 be closed on the afternoon of the 1st of De- Il be paid for hs pai sock on the A. 5 PRITCHARD, Treasurer. tie 1 A Every opportunity afforded for a thorough investigation. For par: 14, thiid floor, between the hours of ALUABLE PATENT for SALE—For full par- ticulars address J. W, F., Merchants’ House, North Third, Flhiladelplia, Pa, A in this country, and is rapid] Box No, 40 ro gr gent remium guaranteed fu four mouths. Address H. 0, Ii FPO CAPITALISTS aud MANUFACTURERS. —For of DUSTLRS of feathers, No. 1.616 N. Y. Post-Uffice. 0 EXCHANGE —Seven Thousand Dollars worth of first-class sal ble HARDWARE, suitable for any market, or en established, profitable Mepufacturing Burivesw, for a FARM or femal! Place. Address MANUFACTURER. Tribune Office, A! ANTED—SPECIAL PARTNE and DRT at great redo T rience iu the FLOUR and Western country und ie 0. Ke. Box Noah, 97 Post-Office. Philde! pin. cash. JAQUES; No. 208 Broadway. futerest lo large manufaotueing establivhment in city, capable of tuiningpout nionth, for which there are in wir p. Lo tent to take entire pertwent od Tad porting ain of tie: CRECORY Box No. 4,800 113) Chances for Business Alen. $5,000 fo an enterprise which will fusore very large ine ulsrs call ag. No, 523 Broadway, Room a mand 5p, m, ARGE FOR SALE VERY rare opportunity for a party to invest Ole, CHEAP.—The Barge INDE- PENDENCE, well fitted for Freight sud Passengers, will be sold with or withoat Furnitore. Inquire on board, foot of vWarren-st., every day «xcept Tuesduys and Fridays. ARE CHANCE for a smart business man with a fall capital. ~<WANTE =A party to take au interest in ovideuce, R, and Le management of Foreign Patents (secured), on valuable INVEN- ON which has been adopted by some of the largest establishments Y coming {ule genersl use. Address "wo. CAPITALISTS. —One-tenth of the capital stock of a legitimate concern will be sold for $15,000 cash 3a Box Ww ribane Ofiice. SALE-A very valuable Patent for the mannfect ISHES from LEATHER, to sv t tion of cost, Address Box x,t Steveus, son aud daughters Seth Kinsman, .d. Hall, Mrs, Law yer and child. Rich Howard, Wu Stine, Mr. Adcock, Mea, Purdy, child Mrs. Rewp'er and deaghter, L. 8. Baum an vd tawily, N, B, Silheimer, wife and family, mma Shephard, Dr. Selter, U. 8. Consul, .Juo, 1, Swain, Jos, 11. Gadner, Miss Julis Carney, M. I'olice Garrett G. Spear, Juliue Kreekl, LASS, bid 1. "Hong Mrs. Hoadley and infant, w Miss Sophie Allen, Miss Mrs, arab Geaetf, Jno. M, Glidde:, J. H, Williams and wifes, J. B, Meader and wie H. H. Hall, J. G. Bergen, Commissioner N.Y. Bergen, 8. F. Sullivan, Major U. B. Halstead, Fred, Wilcox, M. Alvarez MeCouilier, E, Lap, oO Barker, L. B. Matin, J. nutober in second cabinqend stesraze, Kong—Edwagd W, Stevens, A, L. Pheipe, Mus. Phelps, daughter, governess and servant, the Rev. R. Nelson, wile, Brown, aud a lar ife; C. SpreeklesPwile T, Rerey Albele, II. Lt B, Hogeln, L. PD Currie an For Yokohama—Geor son, 2 cliskiren eud lufent. mt ———t PASSENGERS ARRIVED. FROM SAVANNAH, Dec. lin steamship San Jacinto—J. Hughes, D. Keeslua, R. B, Barlow, W, A. dy, “J, C. Dingler, J. J. Hicks, G. W. Hulnes* Fi Binecko, C, Gurdrer, Mr, and Mra J. B. Dixon, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Beckman, D. Kaplan, N. Davidson, J. L. Parker, Holland, C. F. Swith, H. Green. MINIATURE ALMANAC, NIGH WATER THIS DAY audy Hook....11:19 (Gor. island. ....12:00 W, Pollock, wife and e Miss Burkhalter and infant, ard Simpson and wife, Mrs u_and infunt aud lad, d secvant For Hurlbut, Miss Browa, B. A, Cooliman, W. A, Saabury, T. J. Br Bun Risen...os. 7:16 Son Sets, cos ooahild Moon Setters 0 8:25, Hell Gate..vvvrrnsnlidl SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF NEW-YORK..... to $100,000, by two young men of cons GRAIN COMMISSION phis. One of the parties Las traveled for weve years R with $50,000 iderable bosiness ex- N DE in Phila in the Addrow {7 ANTED—A partner in a first-class manufacturing business, now in su {11 operation, would take house and fot in Brooklyn us with $10,000 to $15,000, part paywent, belanece 30,000, Vass 000 to' $40,000 worth of goods aye 2h on hand A gentlemen e of the insncisl 0, tT rr rr rr rT Wedding Garde, Lr. oy WEDDING GAIUS and FINE PRAFIONERY. —~WANTED—A gentleman with equal one-third operation In this very that A TWA EVERDELL SONS, Ko. 101 Fiiton-t. Enwbileban C ho Hv M e ennai, ur Callao, Fabbr! Chann wee. Dec 11 0. Feria Co, ouson HH. Allen, M. EMIGRANTS FOR SOUTH CAROIINA. D. Wellington, C.sG. Emery, wife, nose and two infants, BY TELEGRAPH TO TRE TRIBUNE. Chas. H. French and wife, 8.40, Honigsberger, C. F. Forge, Juo. i Woodard, Mrs. McCully, GensB. S. Aloxaide r. wile and fomily, Bavrimoke, Dee, 11.—The Carolina House o Geo. Cook and wife, Dr. Seott, Lewis Brausen, wife and 2 ek 0, Representatives has passed a bill for the 1 tion from Europe, with a iow Bo ny to the 8 luge of the soil,sbut permanent a t————— BALBIMORE., THE TEST OATH—GEN., GRANT. BY TELECI PE T0 THE TRIBUNE Barivone,. Dee. 11,-—In fature no teacher ployed in the schools of this State will be yequired to take test oath, or suy-other oath as a Sogoiy. Gen runt essed ng le aon Te WI est, to look after al int eced as far us St. Louis. wl mn FALSE ENTERPRISE. BY TELEGRAPH TO THEATRIBUNE. Corvmsia, Pa., Dec. 11.—=Certain New-York and other papers of this morning contain o graphie secount of a great fire lere night before last, inv dumand 0 the wmount 67 3100,000 to $150,000 on which there was Mite sufficicut to state surance, &c¢.” It way be he no such. cad INDIA RUBBER CASE. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRISUNE v BAL MORE, Dee, 10,—Pre unclions were to-day grauted in the United States Court, in a of causes upon t, on of Dental Vuleanite Yompantole restrain dentists censed use of the rin plates for Gouvdyear Cummings’ patent. violation of the CLEARED. a re ep Stepmabip Henry Chauncey, Maury, Aspiowall, Pacific Mail Steam: SUICIDE OF AN ACTRESS. ship Company. 8 wt mia 0 Sun TRIVIA. Bearse, Boston, W, P. Clyde. rAE a Se re rar Piatt, Alexandria, J. Hopd. Bosto, Dec. 11.=Mrs, Julia Thoman, formerly Steamebip Manhattan (Bi), Price, Livergool, Willacw Guion, Miss Julia Pelby, 0 Well kuown actress, commited Steamship Cassandra, McLoughlin, Vera Cruz, C. L. Wright Ce. }0p nce in Dainbridge, Saturday night, by Sims omipon, heh, men CC Godnpee. Ei Vl meenly Fused om premio EreamvHID Concain; “rus, V. i, Brown ments in California. THE STEAMER GEORGE B. UPTON IN DISTRESS, Georges, Kise, 3 Sprague, Cadiz end 8 market, Topper Beattie Brig For 4, ia Burke, Halifer, N. 8, B. F. Snusll Co, BY TELEGRAPH TO ig bp. B, ili Flower (Bro) Suuord Bt Thomer, Peniston Co, NorroLE, Dee. 11.—The steapier Gorge butaler r). Pettis. Halifax, N. S., 1D. R. De Woll Co. bound from Boston for Chai C., has put Bris Contaur, Masten, Norfolk, Thompean Bunter, indistress. Sao will undezgo some repairs to ber Brig ll. T, Eaton, Reed. Aspinwall, Merchent Carman, and proceed. ait! resent Beis Doon Belge) titseby, Demepurs, I. Sclonion 4 tian abn Gals nl a A w, a chun. Lents Holmes. LASD OFFICE REPORTS. ne. Sehr, RB. H. Wilson, Muli, Urov .Gigo. N. Straushen. BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE. Sehr, Aieries, Reonolds Bristol, Geo. N. Stravahan, WASHING Doe. 10.~Returns Sehr, Higben, Dorchester, C. [1 c "dl Beht. A A nfo, Hots Gloucester via Boston, J. A. Stetson, Tom isslone #36 Gene Jad, Br, Ay Aon, Dob, Ayr rou illo, N. L. McCready Co. W*'° akon up lat Bion! Wet Schr, IL. R. Townsend, Townsend, Savemwh, N. L. MeC, te Geta Sm Ve Oetabe niske Hohr. Wim. Flint, Pout. Saltilla River, Ga, Bnow Burges. months Lave 0 Kehr pan (Br) Pottek Ouniing, yp R R. De Wel Co. "Returns yonsi od at the r. A. C. Noyes Croveell. Corpas ati NLL. Cready Cp, an agmegate of 50,690 acres of the public lands the of November 3 the ville, N, 17.628 acres, 10.347 of w Behe, Wikite Bluyginlapd. t. Jerre, NM 1, Nelir, To Je. oe, YM uio At Se ami” 8. Tervy, 5 ith, Fall River. A.A bbott, Edson, Fa'mouth for orders, Q, F, e (0r). Scopian, HK Relir, Belle (Br) Behr. Laura Pr Mrs thoutucn. Bulley. Kitle Fond 8 Tough $B Sf Bhs. Wieadan, Smith, Blue, Snow dlighnideyn gon 8 nder the Homestead law; and ot the i 24 0k mages of Erp ow g tho set ¢oyating lands to mo LY r Ne ECR for of Mog) WER,

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Ce a TT snterns of Providence, RL. 1. ELRCTRO PLATED al “i So Tus Most ELvaanT pf of the unrivaled 6 rr 4 Amusements. MUSEUM THE WOODEN SHOF. TWO HUN. a BARNUMNS AMERICAN DAY AND EVENINC-KALRI; OF PARED Me CW. Clarke wm 1 a full gowpuny, DIED THOUSAND CURLOSITIES=VAN AMBURGH'S (OL LEORION OF WILD ANIMALS WINTER GARDEN RROON THE ETRANUGER--PETRUCHID, Mr Ws VENTING FIE «ITALIAN OPEV A-THL BAR LIF THIS A Pdwiy Dooth BER OF SEV! MIBLOS \RDEN, Te EVENING-THE BLACK CROOK~Groas Parisienne Balot Troupe. NEW YOllh GiRCUS HIS EVERING-NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE. Elise dws asd Wille De Berg Matinee st 2 o'clock WALLACK'S TUEATER THis EVENING SNE STOOPS TO CONQUER, Me, Lestdr Wallack, Mr. Frederic Robloson, Mr. John Gilbers, Mz, Chadlcs Fish o Mis ino Henriques, Mrs, Vernon. OLYMPIC THEATER. Tew MASTEW OF RAVERSWOOD. Mr. Geo. Jordan, Miss llosa Eytinge. 4 AVENUE OPERA TOUSE, Ts BVENINO=SUDWORTH'S MINSTRELS SHADOW PANTOMIME, WAKE UP ABRAHAM, Seo KEW-YORK MUSES OF ANATOMY. REE WASHINGTON TW INA<=ANATOMICAL COLLECTION. Open daily from Fu mw. to Wp. wu NEW NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN VENT ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE ARTISTS FUND TY. Opeufomdam to 0p mo, BROADWAY THEATER THIS EVENING-ST, MARC. Mr XE. L. Davenport, GERMAN THALIA THEATRE. THIZ EVENING -ROUOET PORE, Mr. Dogumil Dawison, Su BOWERY THEATER. THIS EVENINO-MYSTERIES OF PARIS —JOCKO, THE BRAZILIAN APE~TUE PACHA'S PETS, Miss Fanny Herring, LW Ae TOR, ep STEINWAY MAL THIS APIERRDON TF RST G RAND MN. h ichberg, 1. fd WEDNESDAY POPL LAK Mr. Kopth. 4 1 MATINEE OF MR J. Dochey. THIS EVEN. CONCERT. Miss Labbie KELLY LEON'S MINSTRELS. Js EVENING-MATRIMONY —PERSECUTED DARKEY, STUDIO BUILDING, TENTHST, 4434 EXHIBITION OF FRENCH ANP FLEMISH PIC TURES. EL, fal FAIR AND FESTIVAL. NALL OF ST, STEPHEN'S CHURCH, 20th-st., between Lex ngton uve, yaar GREAT MASONIC FAIR AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner of Grand end Crosby ats CLINTON HALL. THIA BVENING—3It VALENTINE VOUSDEN'S ENTER TAINEENT, PHE UNITY OF NATIONS.” LADIES’ FAIR, THIS EVENING-IN AID OF TIE 21ST..ST. REFORMED CHURCH, AT SOMERVILLE ART GALLERY, cor #l. oINces Notices. I NAPA INI aaa The Goran MANUFACTURING COMPANY SILVER- iuform the trade that they dre producing (loops, comprising fall Disxxen and Tea cms snd Tas Ware of every desciiption of a Jory superior quality, sad of new and elegant designe. The base is Niokel Silver, which fs deposit of Pure Silver of such thickness that possess all the advantages of solid silver in otility, snd from of Seal sud superior finish are nndisting=ishable from it.* Gorham Manafacturing Company refer with confidence to the reputation they have established in the production of Soup ven Wank. in w h that ute hak for pany years an sow sasure the public thet they will fully wis'ain that repute by the production of Erzotso PLATED Wars of such quslity extreme durability as will insure entire satisfaction to the pur All artic'os made by thom are stamped thus: a Pog fool it nocessary particular! shove trade mark, Beit imitated. can oll anch ere fully cali the attention of purchasers to t bare been entulipivols These only be procured fom responsible dealers throughout th country. ht GreaT Barcarns iv Fors. Loox BALLARD, Waonsiars Maxvracronen or Fone, Now, 50 and 52 Howard-st., Will offer at retail, commencing Moxpav. Dec. 19, Hie onlice Brock, consleting of Mores. CoLLars, (OLLARNTTRS, Pruseores, Suaruas. and Tarxas ia ‘Sanee, Rovian Exsinn, Minx, Frron, Squinase, Coney, ko. Also goods for Gentlemen's wear, in Orren, Braves, Coney, sud Nvrata 5 Tirraxy Co, Noa 500 Axp 552 BROADWAY, S19 now opening over 100 cases of choice goods, of their own im- Jhottation, end specially wade to their order— embracing sll the novel: Sewziny. Crooks, Broxses, Ax Fancy Goons his season in Paris, Londom, Vienna, Geveva, Baples, ebe.. ote. torming the most extensive assortment of ware articles of luxury ever exhibited on this continent, Tue HOLIDAYS. Tus Lanogsr AsSORTMANT IX THE COUNTRY OF. RICH DINNER AND TEA SETS, PARIS CLOCKS AND STATUARY, and Fixe Fancy Gooos—of our own importation. CviNaToN¥ BROTHERS, ___ Nos 236, 938 snd 340 Fullon-at., Brooklyn. Prerargy Om OF PALM AND MACE, for Preserving, Restoring snd Beautifying the Hair. It the most delightful snd wonderful article the worid ever produced. Tus Mazvee or Panu, s wow and beautiful Perfume. Foc sale by oll Druggists sud Perfumers. Price $1 per bottle, each. T W. Wier Co, No. 100 Liber'yst. N.Y, reo, B. By NNER, ded Ww. =6 AND JEWRLAY Nimmrme No. 169 Broadwuy, fitabalte. og Fiear Prusioy ESTRY ORoANS.—None other con- ain the now sad admirable Vox Humana Attachment. 6G. OU. Saxa Co, Ne, a Broome-st. DaMz's Prido-BroNCHIAL TrROCHES For Coughs, Colde and all Throat and Lung Diseases. Sold everywhere. Ladies, discard injurious paddings. Madame Jumel's Balm and Patent Breast Flovator to developthe form phys Depot 362 Canal +t. Sold by dhoggists. Send for circular. Swing MacuiNgs om Sas NT, Vv. WwW, Wickxs, No. 744 Broadway, up stairs. FLORENCE ee a i cn i aaa No 45 Broadway. Beavrievn HAIR. —CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR THE Han positively restores grayfhair to ite original color and youthful Bosuty impsrts life and strength to the weakest hair; stops ite falling out ot once; keeps the head clean; is unparsl'eed eo a hair-drewsing, Sold by all druggists end Hubionsble hairdressers, and at my office, Sanan A, Cupvaviex, M.D. CaTaxmit '—PAIN AxD Noises IN THE HEAD. —NoOR- Naw pon Ca mode of treatment breaks up ot its fou removes gt once pain in the Sloppages af Lhe ve os, taloted breath, extinguiehies y forever. Send to Oxmmry uy Nonrox, Depot No. Ll Avn-st, selection of my own osanfucture, Banta, voster-ste. N, B.-F Sitered, repaiced and roads over. ln de ee Writ GLEXNeY, Fracricar Dextisrs, DIES Foms.—A very choice No. #9) Broadway. AND Useroy HoLipay Grrr, Fuurne Hoox a utams. Bo. 30 Brosdway. 8 Lacie rar 4s New RsauraTion Navy Car MAPEAV. —_—————Oat, Ba. BAGADWAY. Fras, Furs, Furs—Great Reduction in Prices. ully selected sssortment of elegant Furs in the city, below the sensation prices of the day. Gry, No. 313 Broadway. A Cumz AT Last. All those who are Joering oan be restored to perfect heal’ dower of 's Omsar Rusvnaric Rexsoy. y Wing 8 tw a “Morrs CBEMIOAL PoMapk Restores Gray Hair, oT Bod or aaurok, Ha. 10 Avior Hotver od Drotaoe B by B. FRANK Paiute, LL. D,— "Antes, 2. AA Green st., Boston. Avoid pateuls MACHINE COMPANY, No. 506 Broad- 2 SAL, HE LJ Tausess, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUSPENSORY Bax. ko.~Mansa Co.'s Radics) Cure Trum Seresnuan ke. Matas Co RITY No. 628 Y Ov AFFECTION AND CHa Wusox's Lock Stitch Sewing Machiuee Y PRESENTS. —STEREOSCOPES and VIEWS, fue Avovms, Laxoscarss, bee Kk HT. Avruows bh Cos a Wiisox's Sewing X- NY. apoR0's Hair Dye.—The best ever manu- Botuced. Wholessle snd reial, sles applied at No. 6 Astor House. Y ~ROVER BAKER'S No, 498 Broadwey. ia) WENA re, re antsy iar RAR FTIR TTY, LISLE. KUH VON KU NEW-YORK: DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1865. ed _— nlite, Sreeso Tux TRUTH! Bom medcn: men iatist that it is vudiguified to advertise a romcdy, however valuallo ic may ba. Que r reasoning thie. Ii is like saying (at an artiole which the word nseds slould be bid in a corner —that benefits and bledsiegs may be too widely diffused —that the means of protecting and tos orig Lea'th slould be a close monopoly, end not accessible to all. Whe argument is bad, It ks worse than that It fe Buppos Hosrerran's STOMACH Brersngs— au absolute specifis for dyspensia, biliousuese aud nervous debility had never boen Buown beyond the repertoire of the faculty, what would have bee. the consequence” Instead of curing and luvigorat ing millions, the good cfiects of (he preparation would have been con- fined to comparative few. Thers is the highest anthority for saying thet light should not be hid undor 8 bushel that whatever is excellent should be placed ws a city on bill, where all men can take cognizance of It is upon this principle that the Brrrers have been advertised and continne to be advertised in avery newspaper of any prominence in the westorn bomisphers, and that the spontaneous tastimonials iu ite favor have been translated into sll written languages. Thousands enjoy perfect health to-day who would be languishing ou beds of sick poss if the newspapers sd vot spread the truth with regard to thiy uncquoled dnvigorant and eorvective far and wide, Hupposs profit has been reiped from this pablicity. is that sfiy argument agaiost it? Mf the public health bas been protected; if Hyes bave boen saved if the feebln have been atreasthensd and the sick restored, great good hay been accomplished; and who so mesn as fo grudse lo exertions (hua directed their fair reward inhuman “Pavis Cowismore Co. No. 478 Broadway, doors below Broomest Having Fol heir Siore. by F.xt~ndiag it trough to Morosr-at., have SILVER PLATED WARE to their Large Bock of OHINA AND GLASSWARE. Wao desire Especiai Attention to Luce Assortiont of NEW (HINA DINING BETS. avian, CouronyMan ENGLAND, Op Staxp No. 47 Jouv-sr., New-York FrexcH CHINA. Wao are receiving from our factory in Frauce, richly decorated Dovser, TEA AND ToiLeT BETS, VAS, &o. TTTHOLIAY Girrst FAMILY BILVER'! Lucius Hart Co, The Oldest Plated Ware House tu the City, Nos. 4, 6 «nd BK PurLiNg Sue, (Foot of John-st.) SILVER-PLATED WAKE, At Moderate Prices. TRERCMATISM, NEURALGIA, HEART _Dusask, Spi NAL IRRITATION d all ne s sftections, epeediiy cur y Du. A. hE rau dies. No. 30 Enst Fourth-st., third door from the Bowery. gud between Bowery snd Broadway, WILLOOX Grups's SEWING-MACHINE 118 30am «less Hable to rip than the lock-atiteh.” J “at the ‘Grand Trial.” Send for sai plos of both stitches. No. Brosdway. New Dork Pail Cribune WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1866. ‘70 ADVERTISERS. We will thank our advertising ocustomors to hand in heir Advertisements st as early an hour as possible. If seceived after 8 o'clock they. cannot be classified under their proper hoads. TO CORRESVONDENTS. No notics can bo taken of Anonymous Communications. What. over is intended for insertion must be gutheaticated by the name and address of the writer—not necessarily for publica- tion, but as a guaranty for his good faith, business letters for this office should be addressed to Tue Tususe,” Now-York. Wo canuot undertake to return rejected Communications. SOLON ROBINSON'S NEW NOVEL. Teg WrekLy Trisose, ready this morning, con- (ains the second chapter of Mr. Robinson's Novel. Last weok's number, containing tho first chapter, can also be had. All news” men have it. LF On the second page to-day will be found the Civil and Criminal Court reports, Brooklyn News, the Mar- kets, and other matters. Mr. Henry Osborne, himself a distiller, yestorday testified before the Commission who is investigating the alleged whisky frands in Brooklyn, that Mr. Til- ton had repeatedly since September 1st branded newly- manufactured lignors as having been inspected pre- vious to that date, and that Mr. Devlin had once done the same thing, about November Ist, The House yesterday passed, by 123 to 21, a bill to provide for the erganization of the next aud succeed- ing Congresses. Its purpose is to leave each Congress to determine for itself, after it shall have been organ- ized, who are and who are not entitled to claim seats; aud it proceeds on the reasonable presumption that States unrepresented in this Congress must abide the judgment of the next before they can get representa- tives inside the Hall. Proper safeguards against neglect, mischance, fraud, or force, Are provided by the bill, and the measure is meant to pre. serve to Congress its just control over its own affairs, no matter who may seek to interfere with them. The President yesterday sent a message to the House in reply to a resolution asking for information concerning the pardon of the Rebel Gen. J. E. Pickett, who sanctioned the hanging of a niimber of Union men of North Caroliva. Gen. Holt recom- mended the arrest of Pickett, but the Secretary of War, in a letter to the President, deemed it preferable to wait for a decieion of the Supreme Court. Gen. Pickett admifs the main charges, but gots forth that the men hung were deserters from the Southern army, and hung as such. Gen. Grant recommends Pickett to the clemency of the President, but we doubt whether the public verdict upon these murders will agree with the official exculpation Elsewhere will be found an interesting dispatch from our special correspondent at Albany touching the election for Prezident of the New-York Central Railroad to-day. The contest is one of great interest not only to stockholders in the Central, but to every merchant, manufacturer and consumer, in this State, for the question at issue is whether this great railway shall be run for the benefit of the public, or for the benefit of the Democratic party, as hitherto. And that includes fhe question whether it shall be mdn- aged so economically and honestly as to carry freight and passengers at the lowest paying rates, or so ex- travagantly and corruptly that trade shall be fet- tered, its stockholders taxed, and its patrons plun- dered, in order to feed the political ambition or snp- port the political interests of a partisan cligne. It is for the stockholders themselves to say which sort of menagement they prefer. The Senate devoted yesterday to a discussion of the right of women to vote—a side question, which Mr. Cowan of Pennsylvania interjected into the debate on suffrage for the District of Columbia. Mr, Cowan chooses to represent bimsell as an ardent champion of the claim of woman to the elective franchise. It is not necessary to question his sincerify, but the occasion which he selects for the exhibition of bis new-born seal subjects him to the suspicion of being considerably moge anxious to embarrass the bill for enfranchising the blacks than to amend it by confer- ring upon women the enjoyment of the same right, Mr. Cowan was once a Republican. He aban- ‘doned bis party, bas been repudiated by his State, and may well be casting about for gome new issue by to divert atten. tention from his faithlessness on the old. We have beard that Mr. Cowsu affects the classics; we are suas, Herat Shot Se wilb Shenls i S08 aiding ol familiar story out of Plutarch respectin Alcibiades. When the dishol H laughed and said: Just what I wished the Athenians to talk about this that they might not say something worse of me.” Ve wo uo to be suseeoted of lndifference to the 8 Rome daily. question whether woman shall vote. At a proper time, we mean to urge her olaim, but we object to allowing a measure of urgent nooessity, and on which the public has made up its mind, to be retarded and imperiled. Nor do we think the Radical majority in the Senate need be beholden to the enemy's camp for suggestions as to their policy. Wa want to sec the ballot put in the bands of the black without ons day's delay added to the long postponement of Lis just clin. When that is done, we sball be ready to taks up the next question. Mr Wilson reported yesterday from the Judiciary Commitiee of the House a very important bill to regulate the counting of electoral votes wn the next Presidential election. It onacts that those Slates unrepresented in Congress shall nol. be represented in the Electoral Collage, and that no eloctoral voto shall bo wecoived or counted from thom, cscopt aa each may horeafter be lared restored to the political relations in the Union, and entitled to represontation in Congress. This Will was made a special order for Thursday next, aud is understood to have beén well considered by the Radical leadors and its passage to be counted upon. It is one of tho series of measurcs designed to secure to the loyal and victorious States the adjustment of the terms upon which the disloyal and dofeated States shall resume their relations with the Govornment. THE EVACUATION OF ROME. (vs september 15, 1864, France and Italy concluded a convention over the affairs of Romo. It was agreed primarily that Italy should neither attack nor permit attack upon the territorial temporality of His Holiness, Pope Pius the Ninth; second, that France should with- draw her Pontifical garrigon within two years; third, that Italy should not protest azainat a Papal army, oven if composed of foreign Catholic volunteers, suffi- cient to guard the Papal frontior as well as mterior, pro- viding, of course, that the Pope should not be 50 rash as to contrive or provoke war with his unholy neighbor. Finally, the Government of Italy declared its readi- ness to arrange to tako charge of a proportionate part of tho debt of the former States of the Church, and, as a corollary to these propositions, it was understood that the capital of Italy would be removed from Turin to Floronce. But the covenant does not appear to have been entirely satisfactory. The Pope was sen- sible that its terms simply implied that two very solicitous nations would watch him carefully while be was allowed to dio at his convenience. He could have France to take care of him, and thus nurse its holy invalid with the gentlest of bayonets, or he could organiza an army of bisown out of all sorts of the faith- ful willing to accept pay for their salvation, and keep the good people of the Papacy from anathematizing the Holy Father. But the Convention only took care of his lands; it did wot relieve him from such a bed of thorns as a threatened spontaneous revolul vi of tho people of Rome. It would have been ro com- fort to St, Lawrence of old to knew that, while his body was being devoured by torture, a million of acros had been left to him by two designing relatives. The Pope had been endeavoring for many years to sloep over an Etna, but holy water, salutary though it may be as a spiritual baptism, wanted the temporal virtue to cool er quench thos Titans of reform who belong to steam as well as to firo. Be ho never #o quiet a Pope, there never, was fo reatloss a people; and if he oould sleep on top of a revolution, they bad to keep awake under an incubus. The Pope was uneasy about conspira- cies and revolutionary agencies; so the terms of the convention were interpreted by France to restrict the Italian Government from employing, among other violent means against the Pope, the maneuvers of revolutionists and agitators, all moral means” to consist sololy in the forces of civilization and progress,” and the only legitimate aspirations to be those whose object is the reconciliation of Italy with the Papacy.” The transfer from Turin to Florence had an obvious military meaning, and was a pledge to France. M. Drouyn de Lhuys further explained that *‘the event of a revolution breaking out spontaneously at Rome i not foreseen by the convention, and France reserves hor liberty of action for this eventuality,” while the Italian Cab- inet is to conserve the policy of Count Cavour, who «declared that Rome could only be united to Italy and become its capital with the consent of France.” The tone of Gen. La Marmora’s letter of reply evidently signifies that this extra-French intepretation of the code was somewhat unnecessary. Italy must of course cherish aspirations unfriendly to the temporality of the Pope; but, as these moral desires “belong to the national conscience, they cannot form the subject of an international discussion.” Italy would abide by her compact, and, in an attitude of strict non-intervention, await its end. The Govern- ment of France having reserved its liberty for the eventuality of an outbreak in Rome, Italy could do no less than save for herself the same freedom. The convention, while it, no doubt, served a purpose not altogether inimical to Italy, was denounced alike by the Roman Catholic party and the friends of Gari- baldi and Mazzini. But Gens. La Marmora and Cial- dini, of Victor Emanuel's Ministry, and Baron Ricaso- li, a distinguished ex-Minister, favored it as a measure of prudence and economy. Said Ricasoli: “It is eventually certain that the Italians will count among their finest jewels, the noblest and the greatest of them all, the City of Rome. We are in effect taking I will say more—daily Rome is coming to us of herself.” The convention went into effect at about this time two years ago. Consequently, the peripd of French occupation, according to the terms of 1864, Las ended. If, indeed, Rome has been daily coming to Italy,” the withdrawal of French aid must mean that she is almost at her goal, and that the people of Italy, di- vorced as Florence is from Rome, and man is from wife, are almost one again. We doubt if the world is generally aware that an event of so mueh meaning is quietly taking place. It should be looked for with more anxiety {ban rH watch for comets and star showers, for, if it be all that we suppose, it is the great waymark of epochs and ages. Unless Napoleon intends to act in Rome the tedious ceremony of French leave avhich he is carrying out in Mexico, the Franco- Papal garrison will have left on the stated day as quickly as the Arabs that folded up their tents and silently stole away. The Pope will have still left him his holy janissaries recruited from every Kingdom, and ready, if need be, to slaughter the shriven and un- shriven in the name of the cross. That blessed body- guard cannot be large enough to feel that in meeting a larger number of their foes, they assuredly carry with them certain religions mystifications of victory. On the coutrary, it will be well enough if they yet succeed muzzling a poor Roman on a dark read at night. The evacuation of Rome by the French troops begun on the 11th, and is proceeding to-day. Thus is about to pass off the stage of history the rear-guard of the dark ages. Desperate abuse of power in the name of re- ligion; crime committed as policy; the heart of the people wrung out of their prayers in order to feed an exchequer; pomp and circumstance such as no other sutocratio power bas so applied to bring alike the conscience and mind of man under the do- minion of his fellow; these are the phases of a history for which there is no parallel in its grandeur and sad- pees, and such a history is that of the temporality of Rome. It has served ite day, and, in certain respects, its duty, no doubt; but this, it seems to us, must have been very long ago. The intrinsic nsefulness of the Church of Rome &s 8 material power is many centuries stale. It bad long ceased to menace kings, to excom- munioste prinoes, and burn out heresy. Lacking the power bo admonish the great, long ago cessed to be even of sinister servica. The career of the more re- cent Popes scoms to have been spent princi pally in administering the ostate of their pre- decessors, awaiting nervously the time when they should roceiro motice of evic tion from its real owners, the peoplo, Pope Pins tho IXth is about to go out of business. All the better, we say, for him and for the world. Priests Lave no calling to trade and pray at tho same time; to deal in usury as gatherors of taxes from the peopls, and between Churoh-oraft and Statecraft sell religion in effect, as Judas sold Christ. The day of that sad misuso of Christian authority ought now to expire by limitation, Whatever bo the goodness and greatness of individual examples in a church that has given #0 many saints to the calendar, though on the other hand it has sent its tyrants unscourged into history, wo hoid it best that the memory of the saints should rost in better sanctuary than among the rusty rubbish of a now almost effete tyranny. Better by far that the people should be- come more healthful, and therefore more holy, by the enlargoment of tho liberty to possess their own minds and to worship according to tho sincerity of their hearts, than that a college of learned oppressors should be supported in temporal sway. If the possession of one acre of Roman territory— held by no more solemn tenure, carthly or divine, than that with which British superstition clings to its law of promigeniture—could work good to the world or religion, we should be glad to see the Pope romain alord of lands as well as churches, But there are millions of clamerous heirs to the property he holds, and lot him be ever so tenacious, might must bo at last with the right. The evacuation of Rome, if it horalds the downfall of the tomporal Papacy, signifies even more, It is the beginning of the end of many wrongs extending through all Europe —a reluctant and moody concession to progressive civilization, and the earnest and onward will of the people. The Church and the Btate are hereafter to bo di- voreed, and may that divorce be final, unless the spirit of the people and of liberty penetrates the church as it has already entered the council chamber and the parliament. Whether it be the Church of England or the Church of Romo that is destined for the divorce, the world, let us hope, will be the gainer. That we desire not more for the sake of the State than that of the Chureli; but for Liberty's sake also. The abridged Report we publish this morning o the Executive Council of the Citizens' Association will give tho people of New-York some idea of the good service which is being rendered by that body to the cause of municipal reform in this city. That such an Association was imperatively demanded, the facts disclosed in the Report will make manifest to all. When rockloss extravagance and shameless corruption had become common, to the disgrace of our city, and’to the bitter cost of her people in the sbape of burdensome taxation, it waa high time that mea of public spirit, and of tried probity, should combine to expose and put down the systematic plundering which was enriching the few at the expense of the many, How the Citizens’ Asso- ciation has done its work as yet, let the report speak. Enough is disclosed by it to make us bepeful for the future, and to induce every lover of order, and every fos te jobbery, to range him- self on the side of the Association, aud render it all possible aid in prosecuting the good work it has in band. The disgraceful condition of eur wharves and piers, the nefarious gas contract, the lavish outlay on the New Court-House to put money into the pockets of jobbers, and the other similar matters alluded to in the Report, all show the pecessity for united and vigorous action to rescue the city funds out of the bands of jobbers, The report refers to the obstructive influences which the Association has to encounter in its labors. But opposition should not discourage them, and wo sre glad to find that it does uot. It ought rather to act as a stimulus to were strenuous exer tions in devising and applying remedial measures. The work of the Association must, however, be re- garded as, after all, only initistory. IL is but the preparing of the way for something uibre sweeping than it is in the power of any local voluntary body to originate and make thoroughly effective. In this view the reélection to our State Legislature of the men who stand pledged to the reform of our City Government is an encour- aging circumstance; and the recent vote of the people for a State Convention is another hopeful sign. New-York must be redeemed from the disgrace which the mal-administration of her affairs has brought upon her, which is making her a hy-word in other coun. tries, and throwing diseredit on republican institutions, Where there is a will, there is a way.” Will, we are happy to know exists in this case: the way, there fore, for a radical, regenerating reform, wo are per guaded, will soon be found. The Report deserves the thonghtful perusal of our citizens. Let them read, mark, learn and inwardly digest” its conteaty, EE or OUTLAWS, It is a mercy to withhold power from those who will but abuse its possession. In South Carolina, for instance, exclusive of the freedmen, there are three classes—the Loyal, few but firm, who kept their faith Secession—the Rebels, who really repent their mis. “take and aro sincere in their profession of re-allegiance social grades, some educated and some ignorant, some refined and some coarse, gentlemen and loafers, well- born end low-born, who are united by a common hatred of the Government which conquered and now controls them, and who mean to fight on a small scale for a cause which they failed to successfully defend upon a large one. Gen. Sickles's report shows that Law and Justice have not attained very firm footholds in South Carolina—that crime is not yet intimidated, and violence: not yet abashed —that men of blood are still bold and busy, and niurderonsly meddlesome—that the peacful and law-abiding still need thor the militory protection of their lives and NIN a “a tat their property—tbet (a qeitqin Jocglities loyalists aud freedmen are in constant danger of ill-treafmént, and even of death, and are tormented (to use Gen. Sickles's words) by “bands of outlaws and marauders, com- posed of the most recklees and abandoued characters, organized mainly for plunder and pillage” —scoun- drels who do not seem to have much reason to fear the civil authorities, apd wlio are to be restrained, if at all, only by the dread of summary military punish- went. Weare glad to learn from Gen. Sickles that justice is administered by the Superior Courts with a conscientious respect for law.” The difficulty is in getting there offemders into the upper courts at all. Magistrates are dilatory in issuing warrants. Sheriffs and constables ave far from diligent in making arrests, Coropers, when freedmen are killed, are more than traditionally obtuse. With bands of mounted robbers prowling about the country, with justices of the peace afraid to do their duty, with officers of police either cowardly or corrupt, what chance, in a sparsely settled locality, have honest men of escaping from any outrage which the devil may prompt, opportunity inspire, aud passion consummate? There is nobody who will arrest, and, if there were, there is nobody who will sommit for trial; there is no resource but to fall back upon the military power, and thus indefinitely to postpone that hour, so much to be desired, when it can ba safely and sensibly with. drawn. These facts, which are officially stated, and which are worthy of csedit, pat the Government of the United States in a new light, and exhibit it in that very state which so often has defied and insulted it, as the protector of the weak, as the vindioator of the injured, and gs the power by whieh glove Gout Car through the dark and discouraging midnight of —and, lastly, a motley variety of men, of different olina is saved from the sheerest and savagost anacchy.” agro, while the gooral code of the The very soldiers who were bailed upon their arrivel as intruders sed opprossors, as plunderors and ¥odoral mercenatios, now alone stand betwean the so-called ro- apectable classes and all the évils of anarchy: for the blood-stained thieves who mortally and materially abuse (he loyalists and the freedmen would be quite as ready to despoil and destroy the most ultra soces- sionists. When the promoters of the Rebollion made disobedience to the law the test of manhood ang of State patriotism, they awoke a busy devil with no more respect for those who conjured him than for those he was summoned to destroy. It was the benevolent justice of the United States which saved them from all the pessible horrors of servile insur- rection; it is mow the military force of the United States which preserves them from destruction at the hands of their own violont population. What a com- mentary is this upon the much-vaunted doctrine of a self-sustaining and isolated State supremacy! What proof, plenary aad irrefragible, of the suicidal mad- ness of secession! Bat the present troubles in South Carolina and the adjoining States are the result of a condition of affairs existing unchecked and unameliorated long before the Rebellion, The public mon of these States, many years ago, began to teach their inkiabitants lessons of contempt for law; and by their example more than one eminent person there has inculeated the doctrine of personal vengeance, and too proud to accept the protection of courts of justice, or too passionate to await their tardy processes, has taken the law into his own hands and shot and stabbed at his own sav- age will, not seldom with impunity. When felony, however chivalrous or however bedizened with a fine name, is fashionable among the upper sort, what wonder is it that the contagion of a bad example spreads, and that the lower orders give us a gang ui- nary caricature of the death-dealing exploits of their social superiors? We refer to these things certainly not for the purpose of strengthening old projudices, or of fanning the embers of old hatreds; but we would fain point out to the generally well-meaning althongh sometimes sorely mistaken men of the South, that the true loyalty which it is now in their power to display will be a bright example to their weaker brethren, and will tend to make their own lives more sacred, and their property more secure in a State which they love too well to abandon, and which they would gladly see restored to order, peace aud prosperity. It is easy to indulge in factious complaint; it is not hard to nurse useless and hopeless resentments; it is a mo- mentary gratification to sneer at authority, and to spit upon the statutes; but he who does so in the States lately in rebellion is destroying his own peace, picking his own pocket, and filling the bosoms of his own family with constant fears and poisonous appre- hensions. If South Carolina desires to enforce her own laws, she must begin by inculeating a redpact for those of the United States. Her leading men little understand the North if they suppose that there is any desire to trample npon them—any wish expect to soe the errant State restored to its true and constitu- tional orbit, prosperous, progressive and peaceful. If we must wait for this consummation, we will do so hopefully and patiently, for the descendants of the Huguenots most come right at last, and the better mind of the State in time assert itself. AN INTERNATIONAL CODE, At the recent annual meeting of the British Asso- ciation for the Encouragement of Social Science, Mr. David Dudley Field of this city read a very able and interesting paper setting forth the advantages which might be derived from the preparation of a codo of international law, under the authority of the leading jurists of all civilized nations, and with a view to its ultimate adoption by all nations as the basis of their official action. We regret that our space will not admit of the full republication of Mr. Field's argu- ment, but we will endeavor to give its substance. After pointing out that there can be no common superior to all nations by which a positive law can be prescribed to them, yet that certain doctrines and rules of conduct are so generally recognized as just as to be commonly spoken of as laws binding upon all nations. Mr. Field mentioned a-number of the most important subjects which are regulated by this com- mon understanding of the world, such as the right of mutual intercourse, the right of expatriation, the privileges {of embassadors and consuls, and the in- numerable questions arising out of the relations of belligerents and neutrals in time of war, He reviewed, also, the numerous matters which are or may be regu- lated Ly treaties, such as the extradition of criminals, postal arrangements, copyright, patents, weights, measures, money, rights of fishery, internal naviga- tion, and the like. He showed that avars could he in a great degree prevented, and in a still greater de- gree mitigated, by a distinct ulderstanding upon many questions beforehand, Such an understanding, he thought, could be firrived at by the cobperatiop of the chief publicists of Europe and America in reduc. ing to positive and definite form their common views of the rules prescribed in such affwirs by usage and sound reason. Such a compilation, even Without any official sanction, would command universal respect, would mold treaties and judicial decisions, would overshadow any treatise on the subject yet written, and in time would be accepted by positive treaty stipnlations, The Association received Mr. Field's suggestions with much favor, and appointed a committee of eleven able lawyers, representing America, Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia, aud Spain, to prepare the draf®™of such a code, and to report to the Association in September, 1367, We shall watch the progress of this work with much interest, having a strong faith in its practicabil- ity and necessity, Notwithstanding the absence of any common authority over them, the points of con- troversy between nations have become constantly fower as civilisation has advanced, and even war it- self has ceased to break up all the bonds of mutual obligation. Indeed, almost every war is magked by some new advance in moral ideas as to the mode of its conduct, It is difficult to ever-estimate the advantages that might flow frow general agree. ment, entered to in time of peas, as to the limit. ations of war. ‘The admirable code of rules prepared by Prof. Lieber, and savctioned hy our own War Department, is an apt illustration of the fitness of a code for this purpose. If these rules had been pre- viously agreed upon by all Europe and America, a multitude of misunderstandings which greatly aggra- vated the sufferings of the combatants, without doing either party any real benefit, might have been avoided daring our recent civil war. So the conflict of opinions upon the Alabama and Alexandra cases would doubtless have been anticipated, and the whole controversy disposed of in the preparation of a code of international law; nor can there be much doubt that Great Britain, of all nations, would have been most anxious, at any time before 1861, to have made the law clear against such cruisers as were afterward fitted out in its ports, Judicial decisions, which are at present the only basis of international law other than treaties (which are very lifnited in their scope), are peculiarly unsatise factory for that purpose. No decisions in the courts of one nation are held absolutely binding in courts of another nation, while mixed commissions are rarely of sufficient caliber to be influential. America has ne voice inthe selection of English judges, and may well hesitate to be bound by their decisions; but America snd England could very well have an equal share it framing a code fur the guidance of both. and both countries would soeerfully submit to the avthor- ity ot rules thus framed. If all countries could not agree upon every letail to which such a code might properly extend, special ogdos ight be framed for hese pations which 1id go a putts} wo would provide for t. 09 Cases as to whieh a is unanimous consent. Tu Ort, wo can so no Bifficient objection to the plan, and it” ¢bo honoralle enthu. +m and public apirit of its projestors shall mucceed wp accouiplishing the work, the whole world will 1s under a lasting obligation to them. a THE NEW-VORK CENTRAL R

THE BLEOTION TO DAY =CANDIDATES FOR PUEESIM NT ALBANY FILLED WITH RAILROAD MAN. OF TRONGRAPT TO THE TRIGVNE. ALBany, Dec. 11. ~The New-York Central Ratiroad stoekholders hold their anual election for o Boa™ of Directors to-morrow. There is a great congregation of railroad HAR the Dolavan House this afternoon and evening, and delegates are arriving by every train, to take part iu the election. 3t will rh dy a8 a great anmbor of the steckholdors declare openly that thoy are dissatisfiodfwith tho management of the road for the past yoar. The Board of Directors consists of members, and this Bosrd, when elected, will choose 4 Prosidend and Vico-President.. The capital of tho road is said to be about $26,000,000, and it employs directly over 6,000 persons on the road. It has hitherto been used as a political machine for the benefit of the Democratic party, but the siockholders amsert that they will not allow this to be done im future. Under the management of Dean Richmond it is said that the capita! of the road was depreciated jto the extent of $4,000,000, and a number of stockholders stated to-night that open ALLROAD. plundoring and stealing base been permitted among somo of the principal employés. Lobbying and buttonholing are going on ot a ferible rats in tho barroom, corridors and saloons bof the Delavan, House. There are half a dozen candidates for Prosidont mentioned, the most prominent being Wil liam G. Fargo, ex-Mayor of Buffulo, and one of the prin- cipal proprictops of the American Express Co.; Benue! Sloan, who was ousted from the presidency of the Hudson River Railroad by the influence of Commodore #andor- bilt; Erastus Corning, formerly President of the Road, and Henry Kcop, formerly Treasurer of the i gan Central Road, a resident of New-York City. Leooard Jorome has also been mentioned, but it is probable that he {is mot solicitous of Te Roeunor a majority of tho stockholders, it is stated, owning about $17,000,000 of the stock, have combined against Vander bilt, who, it seoms, either owns or influences about $12, 000,000 in tho Hudson River and Harlem Roads, sad who, it is also said, offored the Hariem road at a rental of tea por cent of tae par value of the road at a previons moeting of the directors of the Central, but was chockmated by s stockholder of the road, named Boody, who prooured an injunction from Judge Barnard, and when Vanderbilt attempted to sell the Harlem road to the "Central the project was), defeated. Boody it seems was alsc interested in the Athens and Schenectady road, whick was built to divert trade from Albany, by allowing ocean steamers to run up to the head of deep-water navigation through the Hudson River, This scheme would have de prived Albany of all commercial interest. ‘Ihe New-York City and foreign stockholders are dividod in their support between Samuel Sloan and Henry Keep. It iw stated that ail the foreign proxies are hold by Keep, a4 the majority of stockholders cannot be represonted in person, Tho Sloan aud Keep interest is combined against Vanderbilt, as is also the Corning ia- terest. Both of Vanderbilt's sons-in-law, Horgeo F. Clark and James I. Banker, arc as the Delavan, but it is not known as yet whom they will support for President. The entire influence of the American Express Company is to bo thrown for Fargo, who is working like a beaver, supported by Col. Butterfield of that Company, father to Major-Gen. Butterfield of the Twentieth Corps. The Merchants’ Union Express is working against the American in rivalry to get the trado of the Cen- tral Road, its roprosen E. P. Ross of Au- burn, a stockholder of the Central. Ex-Gov. Seymous was smong the stockholders to-day at the Delavan House, seemingly deeply interested ds fo th résult, ar was also Marshal Robert Murray of your city, who is sad to sound for Corning. Dean Richmond's old room, No. 57, in the Delavan House, is occupied by the “Ring,” who are supposed to be laying wires for the success of the Fargo ticket. Danicl Drew and tho stoamboat interest is represented by Drew’s man, Acker. Some of the opponents of Corning declare that he is unfit for tho Presidency, owing to his age and infirmitios. One intelligont and humane stockholder told your corrospond- ent that newspaper men were unfit to live, and that he would give wo information whatever about (ha road to THE TRIBUNE. KEEP TO BR ELECTED PRESIDENT, AND FARGO, VIOE- PRESIDENT. ALBANY, Dec. 11—Midnight.—A private cancus of the principal stockholders of the Central Railroad was hold at a late hour to-night, and it has leaked out that Heury Keep of New-York is to be elected President, and Wil- liam G. Fargo ot Buffalo, Vice-President, of the road. Keep is a mild sort of a Ropublican, and Fargo isths Dem- ocratic ex-Mayorof Buffalo, The caucus represented oight- eon millions of the stock of the road. em I ALBANY.

CHANGES IN THE GOVERNOR'S Biarcr. BY TRLEQAAPN TO THE TRIBUNE. os ALuaxny, Dec, 11.—There is fo be an entire change w» the Governor's staff, it seems, with the exception of the present able Inspector, Gen. Batchelder, who will not be chan, unless to be moted to a higher rank, Gen. vA Darling, formerly of Gen. Butler's is ap- inted Engineer-n-Chief on Gov. Fenton's steff, he [os already conversant with the duties of that ofiice. on THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. aa Ug kta THE PHILADELPHIA PAPERS. PaLapeLPrIA, Dec. 11.—An editorial statement in 7'%e New-York World of to-day that Bout of 13 daily papers published here receive their news from the opposition is calenlated to five wrong impression as to the status of 1 the Philadelphia Jngers. Thero are but eight daily papers that have ever paid for telegraphic news, and these still continue in the renks of the Associated Press; so the opposition cannot boast of having induced a single desertion. If the opposition have uot accom cities than they have iu Philadelphia, the coss are poor indeed. more in othor prospects of suc- "ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. ll BOARD OF CITY CANVASSERS. The Board met, pursuant to adjournment, at 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning, the Chairman, Mr. Fiyan, i Shortly after organizing, Mr. Varzum presented the owing: Whereas, The law of the State, of which this Board is und to take notice, requires that. in nddition to the returns fore required, a return shall be made to the Police Commis: siobers: ad reas, Tt appears by a certified of the return to wil ('ommisstoners for Tho V Ith District of the Eighth ard that a discrepancy exists between the votes for reported there and as reported Lere, Resolved, That the Committee on Protests be Ld summon the Keeper of Election Records of the Police sioners to 8, before them with said r so far as the sane relate to said VIIth District of the Eighth Ward, wl re- port the cause of such discrepancy, and what correction, if say, 8 pro to be made ou the returns, before this Board. eferred to the Committee on Protests. The following was received. CENTRAL DEPARTMENT OF THE METROPOLITAN POLICE, NO. 300 MULBERKY-8T., NEW- YORK, Dee. 10, 1rd. Lhereby arth that the returns of the Seventh Distriet the Eighth W. by Charles F. Thow as lollvas: on file at this oftice, oud Whole Lb of votes for Alderman Was....... ee wr iith of August Schmidt, Canvassers, are Harrison received...... cooooeenesss Of which there were Seattering.............. 3 do further Surtiy tha the original tallies of (lerks of said District, also ou file at this office, agree above statement, in so far as to vote given for the two leading eandidaten, via. BE LL LLL LAR Shi Referred to the Committee on Frotests. The Beard ted the canvass and Nineteenth Wards, for Cont y SIXTH WARD. ~R. BConnolly, 1,191; R. Kelly, 479; M. Con- seveNTIL Wao. —R. B. Connelly, 163% R. Kelly, 636; M- INETEENTH WARD. —~R. B. Connelly, 1,378; R. Kelly, 1,63 that the Cunvasters in the Seventh

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“EUROPE. Stn tI NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE To DEC. 1 a we APH TO THE TRINA GREAT BRITAIN ow STR-AMERICAN CONTELERATION 3 (Me foxpro Monday Doe We Brouing Mn the delegates from the Britis -Ameri: al Prov having in view tho fina! settlement of tie Conf-doration scheme, have ArT od. They have form smselves into a Conference, a: i selected M AM Donald to preside over their deliberat ons Duss, Doc. Li==N000 i arrests of Fenians continne wt hourly i J Mutual Protection 5 otis are ng in Cd wad vacions points of rela 1 SEIZURE OF FENIAN ARMA LoxpoX, Tuesday, Déo, 1 g A quantity of arms, intended for the use ol the sia and all the fittings of a gunstaith's shop, wars avised to-day at Cardi}, while ou their way to {rain ARIZURN OF A FENIAN BTEAMER Lospoy, Tresday, Deo. li~ivaung Pho stoamor Bolivar has boon seised in tue Medway on suspicion of being a Forlan cruiser A largo jaan- tiv of arms and smmunition and 30 tuns of guupew- 1a: were found on board the steatc: FRANCE RUMORED RESIGNATION OF M. POULD Pails, Morday, Droomber i ramored that Mousienr Fould, the eminout ¥oeneh Minister of Finanos, will scor resign. (HE TRANSPORT FLEET FOR VERA CRUZ Tors Monday Dee 10 was suppose] that the transports te bring howe (30 Frouch troops from Bexioo would sail from Brest, R05 Jal Bat thoy are now getting readin this hathor, There is great activity here. a Pant, Mooday, Deo. 10, 156 The departure of the Franch feet oi war vossels for next week. The vewels are fully manned and provisioned, and are expected to reach their desuna- tion abent the middle of Jaanary mehaat—— ITALY TROUBLE EXPECTED AFTRE THR EVACUATION OF ROME. Pais Mozday Doc 10.1 Sovious difficalty is appredonds! in Tome §fer the withdrawal of the French troops. It fs mail that preparations aro waking b the anthoriti moet the worst, Tah LYACTATION OF ROME TO BE MI LETRD TO- DAY, Paws, Tosaday The evacuation of Rome hy the ¥Freuch troops, EF and transvorts for Vera Crar 15 now gard to be nixed tween he two Governments hia whish has been in progres: for several days past, will bé vitually completed to-day SORBATT AND PRESIDENT LINOOLN'Y Bove Tuesda 1 200, The man who gave the faformation which led to tho arrect of John H. Surratt i= a French Carvadian, gamed St. Marie. Ho was foemer!y a Union soldier, sud served in the Papal Zouaves. D volt wore itt love with the seme lady [uv Washing. “9% through Th ton, end St, Marie betrared Surrat jestonsy. Bo says Snrratt told him that Lincoln's Avsassination was 8 preconderted plot: that he (Sur. pb Bow walt) carried direct from Jeff. Davis's cabinet at Riohimoud the principa’ details of the piot to Washe Lington, and that the assassintion was not enly in taopeplance with the desires of the Davis Cahinet, het was dons by their directions and orders. EVACUATION OF ROME. Bove, Tuesday, Deo. 1, 1366, This morning the French troops evacuated the Cagtls of St. Angelo. Tie French dag was rum down and the Pontifical colors hoisted. The Twenty-ninth Regiment bas ler for France, Tho Pope will stay at Civita Vecchia ton days. TUR LAST OF THE BVAOUATION. Roxx, Tuesday, Dec. li—Evening. hs Feeuch flag was hauled down at the Castle of 84 Angalo to-day, and the Papal colors hoisted ia its place. The remaining Frepol troops were swdarkiog at Cirits Vecchia BE PRUSSIA. OPPRESSIVE MEASURES OF THE PRUSAIANS. Loxoox, Moaday, Dec. 10, 1864, A telegram from Hanover reports the commence. meat of oppressive measures against the people by the Prossian authorities, J FONORS YOR THE ROYAL FAMILY OF DENMARK. Beaus, Tuesday, Dee. 11, 1866. King William of Prussia has conferred the order of the Mack Eagle on the King and Crown Prince of Damark. THE MILITARY BUDGET. The military budget has been laid before the Chame ars, ‘a GOV. WRIGHT (LL. Bi aus, Tuesday, Dog. 11, 1866. (lov. Wright, the American Embaasador, is seri susly dL SAXONY. SFFIONRS PREPER RESIGNATION TO THE PRUSSIAN ea a DRESOEN, Tuesday, Dee. 11. ee, The Saxon officers refuse fo serve under Pridbla, MARINE INTELLIGENCE, THE ATRAMBHIP BRITANNIA. foxvox. Deo. 10-: di vent ol hanre, KIA “ET a (Sroevnm GhaiseC) Snaing Bolten. ALE by oll (hoo Manatactace. Mg, 76 Becket Mow Ket, 2 LBC ME MBOLD 8... A WErinmery oC She rooted of Be ae pop To SN UNIVERS RINGER, also for DOTY'S Wa $74 CIN] hg RC RB 1 le Th iat sr Lary, odaite al ote’ ot g 4 a ere gs ry Ev inches Witngers of sl bik WEPATRED $73 NS had ih AND ro FR Lt re tr Se ps fh de ne Pay Sanne RAL RR NRF 3 A ATOM 2 a Wo. 16. ow hid v's TP Pg ye r—— wad Diurent RepRac, Toor TR JRT of BY y Te’ h te {wa a -n oy, (LY X M ER WIRE Ta Wo S BRARALT ALIN tae

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Ten iBdskuelir' orders respec keds 7 ut 108 TO THE UNION, Dk MO en SE cu DIS MOL WOR So Hi rosiey most bors Niioe procs br Plaga rp A ko with Fo elt Holidey bch oe now a Sh SPANGLED BANNER"—Ches per pr EAGLE BOOKS, DA EE a inane. ph fun wy riuted. Onl 50 cents 8 ear. A Ne Now-York: meds fo 1x Senin Address BLAS EP LED B ER, K ERY PE N 8 30 fms ol soe id sles Daly A BOOK RYLEY PERSON OULD READ A TL the Fig a Chri, eon, the Less, bors and Bookbinder 4 Malden’ 31 HAA aa EEE in 15 J rey in mW-E UR ARISTA STOR DAILY SALE. ~The back numbers of THE Wo. 98 Breadwey. 2 Ek ak Jor SEE Er Et vu ef rw, News 1d oe BBR TG 28 SAAN ud ot, o Fin Sr wed end hl pai Dado funds. x y. il Broalwey, A t becn tacked in ther bede, V Untha. TED ARs thotce COLON Of. sata of HOLIDAY EO M. NUNAN, wr No. w a EEP FUNNIEST OF PHUN, Beapénk it a! the news stands, rE. cod look oud for the naxt namberof TEE (BE 17,43 wed oi 55, 82 1.41 4,604 1.54 J3.68 C rE MA of DENY BOOK STORE oN TEE WORLD. TMMBNS® AYE Ks, AChR me ALBUMS, Almost STANDARD WORKS, Half Calf. L 12 GC IAT BROY, No. a Nassau st. bel woen Heckman and Ann, ER 14, FREE, “elf ball price. HILDI VNB ROGKS, 16 cents and 25 cents, DE GAN ir PRESENTS. HURD HOUGHTON, Fo. 308 BROOM E-ST,, NEW.YORK, Bot hioch 4 att of ‘Broad wey), 1. DICRENS'S A WORKS. Household edition, Ves treted by Duley and divest, Fury theae ois, AT ca¥isbias ALA ARORA A 00 i400 elo Haifeart, or half moroce0 spires an COOFER A COMPLETE WORKS, [ustrated Davie 14 Thirey Iw yal 0. Mhethesssnirns: an cal LOT BOLIC sr assusrssnsiriintnes inns 3 MACAULAY'S Jus RY OF EHOLAND, ‘froin to ined 1evised English edition. With pew see pomit of Lord oi Cel Crown #vo, elo Haf eal, gle or antique caresses BOOD’E WORKS. 8 vols, Lioth. "aerener ol or antique. BACON'S WOR 15 vo's. Gioth,. enlf B EB H h oF Antique seine CARLYLE] A AYS 4 Jos. Cloth or antique eo 8 vols, Cloth. f enlf, git or antique. ooo rnvinn MONTAIUNY ORKS. 4 vole Gio Bessareyssrs brasiabite Sr} or antiaue, cosines A La OMIA RE! FABLES. 3 voln Cloth, i: a AOLGOE. is Franaatia ‘DE STALE YE ANY. i vole Gieth... “ie Half calf SCOTT POBTICAL WORKS. via. Cicth. Hal io or his BERTHOVER SLETTERS. Tt EEE TE MOZARY 8 L LETTERE. 2 yois. Cloth, EARLE LE £3333382333 Eezyt Ad hassannganpnrians cruecBomeseboltRoS0EILS £23883 TUL SEIRRIAIRIRINS Tegetd ES pH did tock of ether w eapiendy “e HOLIDAY ILLUSTRATE ATARDARD "ND JUYENILE Lr Rooke, AT WHOLESALE OR R r—— rey Hoods. i AAAAANS AS APP GS OAPI EY LEE §yrciaL SU LCTAL NOTICE, Toe JEROME SKIR'S, AR PAYROR 2, the latest, and Asewledged to Bo the moet elegant nbrcduced thie penton. Wu Lave {hota in a) golern wah ih the HORKE SHOT, We arg bw wiking, under ibe voperyieion of ew HEAD ARTIEY, a very beauli! 1 BLUE SILR, with Horeo Shoo of White Eilk Yelvels 74 1s ordered by, and wade expreesly for euo of our most distingrisked customers, sod wil be shows lu our SHOW WINBOW on! TUESDAY, the 1th ‘net. We will slso cpen, on Abe snike date, 44 cases of FRENCIT CORSETS, juet rocelyed per VILLE DE PARI e We wil sell ihe trade on Ar LIBERAL TREMSA, GAYNOR, Tmporter and Mewnfeoiover, Wo. "65 Broadway, between Eighih sed Ninth-sle, No connection whatever with any othe: scien a hie ie City, 1. AKE McCREERY, Mo. 471 BROATL OREAT REDUC TION IN CLOAKS, x 4 BASQY BS, SACQUES and CIRC URARS, ASTRIVAN, PLUSH, V LYET, BEAYER, IL IMAUL, md LARGE APSO R/T Mi AH i FANCYQCLO UL —y WAY, “Er o -_— GREAT £PLLING OF" At HALF PRICE. Onty iD dogs more, Anvidee LUAKY «t oy worth $700, Avo, drposed LYUNS VELVET CL CAKS, BEAVER CLOARS SACKS AND EASCUES. coud at (3icen n proport en, eb Now. 294 and 2% CANAL g yADCL PHL (The store bo ed) (GREAT RELUCTION IN PRICES FALL AND viiNTCR CLOTHING {vals a GEO. A. HL An co "3 CLC RING WARLHOUEP os, 290 snd 92 Bowery BURINESSH GOs om Bi gle $20, #22, end €X UYERCOATH wb we $2, $8 ih $50, $52, end $0, i wad 3% Ba weary, Baie Houston and ec hos ols, Cat To HOURE KEEPERS, CARPLTS AND O11 CLOTHS, CMITH AOI NSEBE HY No. 4856 BROADWAY NEAR ORAND.OT NEW-TCRE, HA7EON HAND 4 ~HARUE AND BELSCA SIUCK OF NIIW FALL STYLI'S, WHICH THF Y ARE OFFYERINO AT IMPORT LARS AND Man UVACTUAERS PRIOPS TAPESTRY CARIETS 4% LOW AS ¢1 TEN Y/RD CARPETS MADE UY AND LAID AT SHonS [Lanka BLANKET THE AUCTION ROOMS OUR WEADQUARTER® LEAVY Reh N BLANKETS, {OLICE.?

and 9%. EXTRA 1¥ AYE Mi A Rr $0 apd BF NS, ge, 14a. 160 and tle SXFRA GUILTY, 20° ne Ee EXTEA FARGA INS IN CARN RES, ALYACAS, DRESS GOODS, 8 LES sad JLANNELS Musiios snd Fan ele 76. os ar si Ge, 40 Jc. 8 JIG) On Fac and Por cies for 29%. FOSTER BRC THER N FONTER Bi MIUERF 1 T DE FPLRCEVAL®Y, A $e. a yur 2 Beciheret o Tofante Ward robes* Ne "8 Broscway, organ te Aska place Children's Cicaks end Hoite, Figaro Corl es Ba ae De vr 2 wt Blankets, Fibs, Waist, 4 prone, Comets, Spe Ledies Undes Oerme te, Ladies Shire Latte wd Si Inaes’ Sete Large stock ¢f Proto dered Yokes "nl ler 40d sot Ams En brofdered on Handker: Mets "ac Liner und Pod Clothier. Stamplog wit Slemwped Uce in of 41 sre kind VHUO'!' SALE AND ERTATL, ART ETH, CARI'ETS.—H., O. FARRELL, Nos. C 7 268 end 400 Thirty bitheet, one door east of FKiglth-ave. ~Putic prices n Carpets and ¥arnituce. Look at the reduction. epetinn Stair, 45 ce. ol price, W cin, Cotton snd Wool, 6 cts, old, MW ete: wi wool, 75 ete 5: Boyer. Ihgiains, LAA ®1%, old, 10 cle. to $1 90, XE eair k Par eh ture of sli Kode correspond wiih the ebove etnctit Xo wold warranted os represented ord deliveries ee. Brusiels and Odi oth recuced equally low, HOLIDAY GOODS. ri A subets $1000 woh Cre Frencn, German. Swisve, Bohemian and Austrian FANCY OC WAX DOLLS, SAMBS, AT rob CIAR CPRices. BK BH. WH. Y. Forrteoninoat, and Bixthave AC Ne. 66 West Fo nak, between Fifth snd Sixth aves. LACES, EMBROIDERIES. 1,000 ZF FRENCH NEEDLEWORK JANDKERCHIEFS AT Por AR X PRICES. Also full assortment of Heal Leces, Noedlowork Goods, ke., for HOLIDAY PRESENTS, R. H, MACY, Fourteenth-st, and Sixth sve, No. 86 West Fourteenthat., belween Fifth sod Rizth-aver, Now. 204 Yd 206 Sixth-ave. FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, OW QPENING, 10 CASES FINE FRENCH EXTRACTS, POMADES, AT POFULAR PRICES, H. MACY, cht, nd ad BS teers Filan Noe, 204 and 206 Sixth rn 8 vA D GLOVES, SCHA AMPS frog “GLOVES, The wost sida ASSOR: Rie Sof pons FOR “a Sage or _EVERT PAR GRIN Bs: Loos ti nd Sixth nM. Macy, 1 1d Bert Fourtaonth-aty i Pind Sixthaver. Nos. 204 and 206 Sixth-ave AT POPULAR PRICES. LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES, SHADES, AT REDUCED PRICES, TAYLOR, McGIBBON Co, NO. BROADWAY, Eleventh and Tweliih-at. TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS, A YERY LARGF AND COMPLETE AEEORAMENT AT EXTREMELY LOW PRWES, MILLIKEN Co, No, 748 TTROADWAY. DATLY DIT G000s REPUKT, with ik fall diet ay oar, DTAE at pears b d MOST SPARKLING and BRILLIANT NH) Ltd ws abba D4 dona in in the Jundwry nowber N FURS, FURS, FOES, Ln A DESPRES HANUPACTORE: of K1D ‘GLOVES, Tura VS0Ried tafthy Exhibition of No 59 Rup de Richelieu, Tih ave pear igi beer tl ed RI JH DRY GOODS FO) FOR HOI HOLIDAY 'BRESENTS, I) ppm A Mo. #8 BROADWAY, between Frankiln and Leonerd-sia, Wil offer on MONDAY, Dee. 10, at Regail, the GREATEST BARGAINS YET OFFERED, from last week's peremptory Anetion Salen, RICH SILKS snd B Loe reat el york by ever offer offered a HOLIDAY PRESEN TS, ol NEAL POINT LACE ANDER ML, GUL CQULLARS wd vor offered, LACE SHAWLS, PARIS, CAMELS HAI FABLEY sod other Rich SHAWLS in grost ver BLACK L Ne SILK vid LVET, fred goality, st about half af Sfabasension, bids 5,000 DRESS OR of tbe fi HMR, Ms hopin DRIES PAT TRENS, with Pree m marked in plain figares on each dress, and mand Mated on FH A ME HINOKS. pf customers, comping PACAS, STRIPE nd CHECK POPLINS, ¥8, PLAID od HR ED VALENCIA WINEBYS, I! NCH and AMERICAN DELAINER, FRENCH a AMERICAN PRINTS, ters on the Iron plate at the left side the words, DECKER BROTHERS PATENT, JUNE, i862, ot no other placa in New-York w-York City, PATENT PLATE PIANO-FORTE, The public and the patrons of the WELL-KNOWN DECKER PIANOS aro cantioned(egainet buylog ey Decker Piano which por “porteto be a Decker Brothary' Plane, and does not have in raised lev The Decker Brothers’ Plano is sold st No. 91 Bloeckerst. only, and TOMERSON® PRANOS. Great reduction in onsurpas od for tone, good womuuenp aod Watrented for five years. ndin, CA orn, No. 628 Broadway. ERS Factories and Nyads HAiNE: ATT Fen sate an NEW PIANOS FOR BALE AKD hd EM ON ON HODERATE TERMS, wo of Twenty first-sb. and moved to their new eed ions w Ey New- Ya. or (GREAT T KEDUCTION In pomarquenie. of the im icense decline in n ena epared to ph the A MAONIFICENT 4 ASSORTMENT O st yrices nr below these of wu any other Hotieo in Naw York, Alo J A FUPERB SELECTION OF FURS atisve than wmenufacharers prices, fo slose ond the dich i ON CA No. #MRreedway, Ler, a ted Twentieth ols NEW STORE, ATA Mrs. GAX NOR corner of Twelfth et. CORYPTE" Her PRCA, 8, Al) the leteet Fr teh impronements REETS sud Newest Byles Kits imported reg late Novel veut to Mrs, Gaynor o Ber x Quen yor, RAIN ATTACRMENT), alericd te nies of oll sizes, NB. Mr GATNOR ally sitends st this Uppex Store, where ordese ore Tg with great aoe fatast, Kd #24 Broadway eorner of Twallth-st., sud No. “11 He bet. Fighth end Ninth- te ILLIE Co, Mave opened the most DLEGANT ASSORTMENT Qe, JACKETS nd CIRCULARS cones be wu 0 America oR BROADWAY, baa Eighth sud _WILLIAR F BUCHANAN JSACRFENZIE, Sopt. {ILOVES! G1 OVES! GLOVES !—82 Kids re- duced to #1” ask, White, Light and Dark Colors. Excel lent ove at 3 wi Bu Undressed Kid, 80:ts, and $1. Red, Whijd ed Ble Cloth, Ling bt d agftaentef Fall and Win. ter Gloves, Hoode Soniag Hoeieay and Under Qa: iol 502 Broadway. veer nud d ha MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STORE- AT GRANDS, CHE AP STORE. We cut lengthe of Mi livery code chosper than gutows Jobers ted whole pieces, Cell 'DWARD HRIDLE Now. 09, 311 fv 1 1 13 Grand, yshub Noa. 46; 40 ud 74 Allens, Fifth block east from the Bowery, “JAC El WN. No. 1651 Broadway, is offering at a great redaction ENGLISH BOMBAZINES, FRENCH BPOMBAZINES, BANMITZ, EMPRESS LOTHSA CASSIMORA CLUTH, TAMISE CLOTH, CRAPE CLOUT, ke, ke. Also, BOR- REIN, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, VAILS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES MUFF, COLI LARS nd SLEEVES, A LMORALS, ke. Coll snd antic, owt Jr? {fa CR LARA hod 551 B posite Tiffany &Co's ys NT E BE D-C LOTHES CLASPS are seal baardian Angele at 27 en's each, Every parect should tecire there oval able rete tom, No. 47 Bs ondway, Mylled post free. URS and BONNETS at HALF PRICE this week. Chuldren's Furs, $5, worth yt Sado Furs ot half price; Bounets at $.0, worlh #39, he oda? Ma LB Miliigery, No, 377 Broadway. M IY P TDP RESTS BENOY oN DRESS LOOP. a ERS Convenient, efficient arid dorable, req iiring no sewing, and very mmemenisl; #1 pet set: sold everywhere, or mailed, port fioe, on receipt of prise. No, €7) Broedway. JATENT RY RING HAIR PINS. A Juv superior mticle awarded preiulom by Aweiloan Too itote, JOE. od wholes s end retsll st the MesuZactory, No. M Ona Vet eer Broadwsy, New York. A ME. DEMOREST® COMBINATION SUS- YESDER and SHOULDE R BRACE, very simple, convenient and comfortable. Every ady shoold woar them they expand the chat Gig su prove Loe ligore and rel love the weist of the A eight of she 5! chidien’s, LY coming isiied icee. Emporium of oediiny, 4 Ver OAKS, SACQUER, BAS is VELVET acd CLOTH, whi 1 Ds 2 ix HAL Fnsirnction. A. YAY ARGER'S conse of three Lg 6 n AL Pim n, pow med to WADNESDAY Si NOON, ry ak, e sven ot the FERRIS INSTITUTE, 18* Maclienave, Tick ta procured ot ir Yay. Ne. wo Progdwey. ees NTHON, MR. GEO. “C., Classical FRENCH and RGLIsH SCHOOL, with Frimmy Depsrtwent and Oymos- wom FAL eve, cor. Twontysinthet, Blok KEEPING, WRITING, e., for Busine yp DOLBEAR, No, 98 Brosdway, tea hes Book keeping prac: Healy, as ared io the best Now-York hopses, Lie nleo removes stiff: ness cramping of trembling, and makes slegiot business peomen. oy ANTRAL PARK FRENCH INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLEMEN, wish PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, Y. FRZANDIF, Dire lor. Day sod Boarding scholars. DAY MOMOLARS TAKEN TO BCHOOL AND HOME IN AN OMNI BLA Handsome house and grounds between Central Pork and Hod von River, Coniplete Fugiish, French. German, Spautsh, Classical, Selentific and Com Toe Io] Toetrcctlon, Circn'are at Sheistern's, No. os Broadway, the iustitntg, cer. Broadway nd Ninety-third-st, 1) Ww SL MIN \RY for Ladies, Carmel, Putnam Co, N, Y.=Advintagrs ln all departments and Feathiiadatiome Ee a Wiater Verm bering Jan. 3, FO. C. SMI OD. MOLLENHAULR™ MUSIC AL GONSER. AVATORY, SHUEERRTH'S FUILDING, No. 820 BROADWAY, Tostruction in Vooel and Instrnmental Music, $10 per term. OLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YORNG LA- DIES, Bridgeport, Coun. For cireciars, address ihe Fulncipal, MISS EMILY NELSON UDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Claverack, Co- G I Jum bis County, y) ®100 pore {02 ow, Washi. Fuel snd Furnished Roop in wid viion 1a common and v English, Latin and h, German, Dining, hy and Ol 1 ok: of Te voks. Term o pens Meg ALONZO FLACK, Principal OUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTI TA fenton), Com sercial y French, aith I prepagatory ania square. Tecan reasonable. ‘GEO. W Ww NCEARKE LM J, VAN N NE AN® NCH and erp BOARDING yo DAY SCHOO for Young Ladies, No 5 West Thiciy-eighili-a4 (two dooss from Hr sve New York, Midress as above, W. LYON™ COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, No, 161 FIFTH-AVE. and No, 811 BROADWAY, Rooms bigh-celled, large, Might, airy snd heated by steam. LIOHT GYM. NASTICS taught, Ouly pure, ogptested, working pupils desired, JUNTAIN-WLEW SEMINARY, A niles south of West Point.—=Next Term comme cos JANITARY 7. For Cir: M culars, address OL CARSWLL, fi, pg land Falls, NY. EWBURGH, N. Y.—Miss H. M, PARKHURST will COMME NC E the WINTER TI RM of her Boarding and Dayfehool for Young Ladies on MONDAY, Jen, 7, 1867, POUGHKEEPSIE YOU NG L ALES SEMINARY A select family sehool, o Spt. 15, 2, 1866, ForLixeulars, address GEO, W, Mol, Th LAN, 2 a Prin ipal. Pe Pouglikeopse, N, Y. FYE ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSICAL SCHOOL of Dr. BERTHET A LUPO. B. GOODALL, wwii be open SEPTEMBER 17, at No. 520 Bh voor There isa Oym- pasiam. For Clreulars, apply to LOCK WOOD, No, 41] Broadway, "‘ONKERS MILITARY INSTIT UTE For making boys tate igent, healthy, Cliristian MEN, For circulars addoess El BENJAMIN MASON, Yonkers, NY. mr a a rm ‘Dancing® Academics AAAS IPI NINN SAIN INNIS IIIS DODWORTH"™ DANCING JACADEMY, pms UL FIFLH-AVEN Y. SSES on AlOXDA Ys md bly RSDAYS, J TUESOAYS and FRIPAYS, (Even Etta fur U p TUESDAYS and’ FRI For Termy ks. aah gg aS vonr. FE GARMO"™ DANCING ACADEMY, No. #2 Fifth-ave. Séraer Fauttasath ot. y+ en for the reception ol Jo0AYS sud SAT- ois on LUE fT L201) Bifba™ phi 04 1 PE _ Gentlemen EEDA and THT FR hIEe ut orclock. AAA NE GARMO™ BOOK, Third Edition, containing N. Bo, Fre ut LOLs Ne Nos. 080 and MANY, 4 Kan Ey eo GRAND 12 SQUARE PIANOS, having and, from Their 1 great experience "nl ity. All and each ine roadway. bey) with srezooms, tweon Seventecuih snd Eightecuth-eta,, Jty ark foe of attention of those wishing to purchase bade ais ph saperior instroments! their personal supervision, m, they are enabled to guarantee FI aD, sy del and a compass of tone, combined toperiority of workmanship which iusares the greatest darabll of them sre constructed with the Agrafie arrangewent, and strament will be werranted for five years SLY AZLLTON BROTHLRS,” Praxo-Forrs MANUPA would eel] the atte So doiaina od the public generaily to the man and goat construction of their Pianos, Their in the country, nad co; sweetness in Use Lighest degrees, Warnrooms No, 99 EUP NORA nt B LE has been tested by the highest musical talent. needed by all to possess powers Princast md’ ition 4 of om o DRI: INDEMAN BONY PIANO-FORTES. lock west of Hroadway. Bead for our new Circular. Tr EINWAY d, in sdgitioa thereto, a Firs Prian Me at the Orand Yionel Fa abi parts of tho world, very instrament constr warrsuted for five years Warerooms, Noa. 7 Fast ourteonth sh, NY Pianos nade, with latest improvements, ot A Noa. 241, "43, 2452247, 240 West Twenty-wigh that. near Ni NITED PLANO OR(E MAKERS, WALKER-ST., New-York. Every lustrament gosrantecd for Fiva Year. Ww ATERS™ f factur recal to LET, snd rent allowed il parchesed, for the same, Seeond hand Ls ey pianos taken in exchange. 238, alergyn en. Cash paid for second-hand pianos, Fisnd tn yopaired.” New T-octave Placos for $275 and a Wes No. 481 Broadway, N. Ho E WAT! rm ee gL Gitnations mi EE aa a es A ing of proofs, knowled eo of language, and writes vi Commonications trested as coufidectial. men of wm sition (by Letter only) to PU rE “ily Lig Bt 4 wr YOUNG GERMA 1 a respectable family, to atten ai st No, 1% Lodiows., neor Riviogtomat. NE CONOMIZING “WOMAN wishes a Sit 4A a COOK Ha LalAD) 4D 8 HOUSEWORKER, 1g tlomau's fami) ty or i 8 wages woderate 4 a enced Ma character for Dosyny and respect cull at No, 146 Twenty: eight Previous experience lm aterial if abe b Qin Applicant will 5d obfldrea and do sew! the city or country to cook, wash Bousework, To bo seen Ul 1 waited at No. 69 Sixth ave. A GIRL WANTS A SITUATION as seam hair; ean on take charge of a baby from ite birth, reference, Can be seen for three days No, 738 Sixth ave, Forty second and Forty-thirdste, SITUATION WANTED as wm WAITRES, JX private family, Can give the best of city reference. eet Weet Forty-minth-eb SITUATION WANTE ‘D—Hy respectable 4

Call at No. 2344 Twenty-seventh-st., for two days. A ed on Be W glee, JANTED—A 8 middie-aged Widow Lady, (American), com charge, Fes ol, Tele ~rences os to respec ‘ity, dress Mrs, W Box No. 161 Tr yune om: e, y or Cal a small private family ss COOK, of ity references I iP t Wo dave, ANTED, by RITUATION as COOK ins muall fuaily i good city Can ba seen for two days ot ber lant ylae ok Vy pe” farels STARS, Fld Sew bury al Braiding would hevg 89 sk ‘N

Find b I week, at No, 130 West Thirty firet of ho TOTS i want SITUATIONS to do peers) HOUSEWORK, Le, 1 LOWE, S Cherman Insbitats 0, No, 17 PATENT QYCLOID AND SQUARE WAREROOMS, No. LE ROY.-PLACE, BAELCKL RST), coe IT N ORAND, SQUARE a UPRIGHT P1a%08 ta labon 2 First Premium at ne faire in hid country, \bition st London, 1664, lo competition with 260 pianos from ted with {heir Patent Azraffe Arr kro oa. 7h and 73 APNHE J. C. FISHBR PIANO, the most reliable Wholesale and retail superior workmen Our betng v entire! we aro en ahived fo: A more perfect Vien Forte THAN AN OTHER HOUSE. SQUARE and UPRIGITT PTANDR, ME il and CABINET UROCANS, the best meus Monthly payments aude at barzains, from 3600 pn disconnt to teachers 1 ADY can have sccasional employment, at her own residence, in the oritios] revision of anaseri 3 wid pend requisite A ly and pieturosquety N LADY wishes a a SITUATION Interna nth aves ANY weld sud ine, "RY, TA Tue iat fan y bo Ny ve Toren NEAT competent ol wants o TATION and iron, or to 4) weuersl stress; sen sutond fit ladies’ and children's dresses, snd dress ladios Has the best of clty betw ean in a L000 to going tv Brooklyn, Cau be seen for two days si No. 53 J Coun; Woman is an excellent Cook, and is willing to Assist in W oh ing end Ironing bas the best of ci'y reference feom her last pio oy RESPECTABLE Girl wishes a SITUATION in yo willing to sesiet du wasn's lease call ot Ho. #7 West nn a midde-aged Awerican Women, a celery e UATION as Hout t by tent to hae tire Ad- "ANTE Dm ily a respectable colored SEAM- to take home: ean do oll kinds of Pine Lik day. NU MBER of well rec vane Gunman nan Girls at Mrs Stauton st., near the Bowery, Gitnations Wanted Males. obbers in this sud other inrge cities, is open for agent or buyer, Good references, Please address Box 3,779 A let ter addressed to A, Box No. 104 Tribune Ofii: A x -ences ean bo given Please address No. 37 Walerat. §!To ATION WANTED for a boy of iI} to d bY work, with board, Is honest sud truthful, Address Mrs BITTON, New. Dorp, Ss. L 1 before Jan. 1 uess, by a You N( reliable, and forsevera for a large house in this eho Loeod references wil be given, 0. E., Box No. 13, Stat on D, New. York A as COAC HMAN, Good reference can be produced, Gu, Box No. 164, Trib: ane Of Rice. (do MAN AA SALESMAN of experience, hav ing an extensive acquaintance with the loa ding Dry Goods and Yankee Notion met ue ost-Office, SCOTTISH IMMIGRANT deires.a SITUATION in 8 Warehonse or a Shipping Office: is scqninted with pusl 1a, active, accustomed to accounts; no objection to go Seuth, Apply by YOUNG COLORED MAN wishes a situaton Address COLL RED MAN wi Wants a situation in spme 0 TO. spectable family es coach mean or sa porter in estore, oad refer: 0 do light HE position of BOOK- OK-KEEVER or CASHIER, or some Wop responsible and primanent positl on, is desired on or? ‘holesale House pirruivg s legitimate boal- of 2i=prempt, cflicient, and m every wa years past Accouttent and Confidential Cler Address, ANTED—By 8 “Young Man, CLERK ina sage or town he can jhe an bis eugployer would be acceptable i WILLIAM MH. MORGAN, books b or $l manent situation ie obtained. Geneva, New-York. double or single a situation as Goods or Drag Sters in some country vil: woul if deshied woderstn salar ye Address ANTED—By a yo WANT Zh Neh A) ANTED—By a Single Man, a GARDENER; understands the cure and A. phe well; fae Road wilds and willis 10 Mae {onaral aselo) ohn the Bow of references. N Lribune Office. mg Colored Man from the CHMAN, or Waiter in a private reference given. SITUATION as nagement of himself Box No, BLISHLUA, Noe ow price; bad better see this, C. HOWUEN 8M 0H, 2) k West Twenty-fo hi West Forty-el hate 4 story 18. 0. F Fett Fifty-seedud-ot., r.. Story H, 8 pk of yh wiles sents, Fa i op R churches; od Lt 1) Pr.ce, ee ob Fou Village lots fer biripase wud conmafaotutens ite Clay SERRE Ey AO is NE, Address CHAS. ineland, w.2 Popass Capi {efonmation From Report of bp gy By Vi Ro Edite of The Trike ume: “It da one of ths most gaint Joti tracts, awn amon emi Postion and suslah tondition for pleasang Jarming hat ue have ATTENTION! ALL WANTING, FARMS FARM auld ud PRUIT LA LAN Wege Lots Water BRC} UNG, OCERN NEW-JERS Y, 4 Be a New-York ou relizosd 10 PLiscel 11. fine loam’ superior for ail crops. CUomtry just rolil ipha sud utlity, <limete snd proverhisky Water snd pure. No fever and aque. Sod only AT on easy terms. Prise per acre, $25 and apward For ciroulars and waps, address sn show JopE i \wpopLL, Provdens A FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY PLACE F inLicwg yo Park (only ove hour from Berciay-st.) for SALE, COTTAGE with fodr acres “si ad 8 A BUILDING LOT of ry ve 7 loomed, belie a fon LOTS of five sero, HANK E ntifaul! To the Park. Apy toe proprietor, L. 8. H AiRRbe ding, Omnge, ‘A GOOD FARM [of 10 100 a New Bruzs- wick, Silt mile from depos: wood boase and cutbafliings; Yar herd of soil 3 i oer Wh Also FARM Mara AS a New- Bronswick; Boe hulkitgs orchardsg fine rocution, SATU A HARDENS ERUS, Fey VALUABLE TRACT of LAND in wi nein, wy Bows 0000 p of 900 cores. Sdarnid with lead ik taken out alare cad ou AL a A LL WANTING FARMS—Good woil, mild CHa, 34 miles rg Wien ov) Nid N whi Lt reey. 3 ge extraordinary productive I ARM, 29) acres, oth Co. Mixl of beet quality i reat abnodauee, o wel now hea to be. solds Fe way. bh ‘1d. noice fralt, sume fae tHmber; near Tatu Call ou JAC on J Hes No. SPLENDID Ls oF "WISCONSIN CART FARM 72 acres, neer Rahway, ad $5,600 to 10,000 N be put in trade for En thane orcs dine. JAQUES, No. 209 he. way. SOLID HOLIDAY GIFT.—Boy productye Fuim, haatifal Contry Sop, 1 or Se races Floma sli prices. Terms easy. Ne, 208 nil gl all localities, 3, 208 Rr sadias. (CASTLE HOWARD IE suhworibar Wik et eT 3 A Bd id TR lace contains 112 aczes. mor od the tursplke ye Princeton snd Kin Kingeton, 1 ry nn gr place, pd same distance from the two stations, The laud is ‘38 state of cultivation. It containe Ww won, meadow, hout apy waste or wet ground, A liwn In Gon and eroniéi Five. between five and six with 5 fine growth of "wre a d other trees. The dwe.lin situaiad about S00 Feed om) turnpike, on rising ground. horse (2 laze god.) ped sufBcisut Lo honse the orops. 400 font 1974 or Tess, with sav, hn for building, and ol did nelghlbornoud, Fuithesdee NHNECEIIATY, 4 POrsons tan the vr pest themee Pros can view ah 24, 10d, Sale THURS RAN 100] a JLIZABE TH, N. J. ~FARM of gores, $7 i “wn 30, 0 scree, iodo; a, J Country enidencn, acre monte, 000.8 J M. MUEKER, No, 123 Broad ot, Elizabeth YOR SALE or to LET, Furaished or Unf iriiabed, with Horses, Corriagas, 8 best sl RESIDENCE, i ported orden, having a'l modern t, 80 minutes ‘rom the 3. neaz the Hudson River, venient; outbuildings a frontage on the torn ersone wan liz 6 gemiec) Tesidenee, a) 9 a JOR SALE—At Newark, 0 on Clinton-ove., an eer gant MANSION cud GROU NDS, 102150, The House baatevery and Water bec pred Frow ed thre ty currounded with Evergrerns I Hongo snd ciker ry ili A gmtlemen's residen: ves nie PL BECKER ENISON, No. hyd J70R SAL LE—With Tmmel'<le gun, the fol’ ory brown stone HOL SE, 153 West Thistioth, Apply veo HARVEY BAKER ki SON, To. 1%) Prealway, A SALE—RE SIDENCE® on Baten Toland, a sirably located near the landings 80d int adc le price from, $2,080 to $39,200. 0. Apply to A SALE—Murray Hill, farnjshed or wn 4 nished, the first Sass dutory Brows 3 So <1 A HOLRE, No. 4 Wert Thlity-sighth-st., ne, NORGA 4, ol) odes w Apply to TOMER MORGAN, Non 2 TB. -8t, BR SALE—A first-closs brown-:tbne HOUSE, No. 20 West F -fift hate, four elotles, mi collar, It can be scen af ail tiiough tho day. Ary mi or reniee, JOR BALE RARE OPPORTUNITY turnishqd HOUSE ia Brookiyn, cewly fin! shed ond, +I! modern im Tavelsigie Foast-clua Jochen #0 Terme eany. Fuornitere #1 ddressC. M. B., Box Nor 484.2 OUSES i SALE by A. JOU KNEAY, Pine-st.— West Fatp Shidst,, 3 3 wy H couve rience of AMAT JPY ED IRON AND COAL PROPERTY FOR SALE. —The best and best improved RON AND ML NOUS COAL PROPERTY now on the market, sitoeted In th “ate of Pennsylvania, Furnace firms, (lly tested a pioved=with firet-clase ral! sid water facilities, snd ready immediate business, can on the mows favorable 1 early spplication to “eo Box No. 4831, Now York Po VER 100 HOUSES, from $1,500 to $30,000, 8 13 agbeth, N. 1. 1. M. MEEKER, No. 523 Brosdga, Bigs: COTCH PLAINS, N. J.—One hoor ira N Now. Yores 1074 nores, 12.000; 30 sctes, $12,000, 63, $5 000: 140 AA 70 acres, $10,000; 73 acres, $2 sores, $5,000; $4. adn 100 rea. $10,000; 63 seven MLEKER, “ie. 223 Broed-oh., acres, $6,500; 150 x some Country Feat, Elizabeth, N. J MANUF ACT URERS. —Swperio: sites for man u- directly oa the Mote, oF Long leiana ors City one hour by milrond, dyer whieh tien Reatly every bour in the day, and Ly stesicbost daily. Vi drawing i€ feet of water can discharges osrgo st the ded milis, The situation le one of the most Loalthy in the S ne operstiver. vy terme will be made with ds desirin to lish new branclies of business. end Fry van ewe pished if needed. Address, A OOF oe P. FPYHE SALE of the HOMUSTE TEAD FARM do 3 fac from New: York. ok hom soins; Gtcwseds at Beky HHL WN. 1, wat storm, snd Ww 8 be sold to Bs Didder on SAT ROAY, hea 6%.0 88 0, 60 a Vib b. VODKIFES, Exe. yo KERS I ROPERTY.—~H, DLVOE, Yonkers d New-York lec. Eetate B al de pe ‘NCES'to soli at a and Now. ug o\\ rg ec Pxchange ox et, please call as aia Oder No. 21 PULLDIN TOTS on n_ Bergen Hights easy pois wodurat. H for of 110 40 city lots each Rg TEE 00 Sake within one hoor of New-¥ 00 Sar byt). M. MEEKER, 223 Bioad-st., Elizabab, 10 Rg DENISON» So, Nuthe Bits ESTATE BROKERS and AU 3 dud os io a porte of he sty Bor wilh wale. oust Formitare sale coe ANTHONY La. BLEECKER. EEICTAMAR Neon, in "A. SCHEIDLER, Desigps with Fatly “will be sent for country Churchds, Banking Hotes, Hotels, &c., No. 37} Wat corner of Broalw oy NY. Ao ONLY IN VARIOUS SUMS To LOAN family. Ne objections to tha_ottntry Addrows MEO Box "on 164 Be Often 10 hy ANTED by a BOOKKFEE R, A A Pox No, 120 Tribune office. rson a situation ns entry.) Address J. W. GENTS WANTED—THE BEST CHANCE YET TOME Pum mE horses, To. House refinement ~A work of Historical Jats 4 aod National imp A Samencs the bch gir rr bug rh ATER fe ty the beet Pano 30 bafire The public public; unsurpassed n Now: 16 NT and 189 Bowery. SNR Cos “A T BIDDLE® WAREROOMS, No. 18 Amity. Creat it Banghlae i in Pisno-for ev, 23 per vent loss than other first-class maker. tone snd dursbility sre Fully warranted, A H. GALE Co. PIANO-FORTES Manstuttors and Wiis Wercrapm New-¥ oh. A ED A ORTH {TINGS 10 B20 East Tweuly- hwy i Ty Le el NINOS. GRE BAT BARGA IN--Bplendid PIANO, high oo cost, told ownet ving fe, a1 impr enl £1 wacrasied Ba ((HICKERING BONS, or GRAND A Das Mags C, BONS hove poet swarded tS meadcte for the saparion ie ui Si AY At which were [DECKER NEW Wag OR FAS AGRAYFE BAB Pronounced Wy our i] euituent i the BEST PIANO MALL, Call and eaiine bet NH gh The shove Pine we werikil for he LOTEN JONIY, tional i. Lin Gough a 461 to Manufeetarers of ves’? generally, ho ou our Navy ye! ia the field. Agente find no a ARRAGUT UT AND G O'R NAVAL COMMANDERS, By the Hon. J. 1. the Author and 1 en handsome volume. with 32 sple id Steel Portraits snd 2] Seanes—comprieing the early life, public services and navel of our pave gmptiaing wed a more popular and rapid selling book was Le wd to sell THE CHILBREN® AND STORIES, written and ie bok, coutaing Ra BAB sles. Add rate wr 8 Eo full desort of ail the Quadrilles, Fignres of the Germs WHITE 3 LROES RIN GOUDS, Cotillion, te, now ready rice, 0 5 counts. Ap Juki of address, No. AGENTS TAKE NTS TAKE NOTICE —~We. Tave now now -ave,, corner Fodrteentliot. HOBIERY, alav Sg WEAR, WARY hos Soma wc 3 cn bil 180 CIVIL 4 yor 1 J Ulustrat plete, reliable, goign bad Ww. between Bil and Sixth aves. JFK 0" Madea Tistemments. and iparsial aio 1 a po Pos oats, wins four ar AAA AAA AAA agen on KERCHT 4 CLOT, GREAT BARGAIN. —Foute(d elegant 7) ootave Foes 7 “i Chri As CHIEFS, o Ghia Jax Rosewood PIANO. hana for J, positive 47 QUAKER CITY PUBLISIING ROUSE WAREHOUS Clinton Hall, Astor place snd between cash best city vig wk full warrantee for fived en to esc i oe No. 221 Savsoupat., Philedel Bisudway and Cooper Insictn fb: peck ef-s at bo row nd tied 0 be appreaitod CY INVARSERS FANTED: T0 SELL THE I have grest power mdf e: four round corvers, carved C ‘R POCKET LANTERN, nd BROCATELL overstrung bas, full ron plate, ind worthy the attention of those PROVED FOLDING LE light ES, search of a relistle piano of a ply st BATTE ERSON'S ins Sod ponte. oop a pocket er bag with T A PESTRIES, att Ro, fx ave, An Fortistheat, from 78 y ind a o A io. RIQN PIANO-FORT E—Patonted Oct. 10, 1860 appreciated coed Nor cae lone pou leaded work. Inquire for THE PRINTER, at OMFORTTONS Tires wanted mmeiatel at No. RY GOO a ER, wh influence hale sale in atrangoment with C UNNI GHAM, F ORTON Fi Kl ond 73 Won Worth-st. DS. =Two or three first-class SALES. ANTED—MEN to SELL THE OLD FRANK. LIN ALMANAC. Apply jo Sick k FITZGERALD, No. 18 Anne ANTED.—An experienced ELECTROTYPER, ait, 1 MRR GAL, M 4 Beekman ot. ANTED—A SECRETARY FERED JE yo eontie] $5,000 to sddress MARSHALL, No. 135 Vor Room gio ca Man a8 ANTED—An active §ruris Ne. in shoowstore, Inquire of |W AVES COAL. AND INCREASES HEAT. MILLEIUS ow Patent TADTATOR ta vastly apoliod to S or heator, ond will be bv MILLER, wanafeciurer, Ne. Al Ureenosh bend lor ire peinphlet, wh 4 ny stove found Highly ssonondoal ter ollices aud families, deson T. JOHN H New-York, on the E avi ry Ind 44 is now private pulshed Tor {mills desired, S Board ani and Rooms. NCE AL LADY having two F URNISHED ROMA wb RO A Ra PoARDIN ER a “ik g 30a! JFUENIsHE FIRST FAO to LET; a Horii insures s we! Mh NG- ELE NJ ARBLEIZED ELA AEM MANTE BIE Wa) RT, Ga aaa on i He AANTELS, The emi 97 Af ARBLE Me ar a

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEX 12,1866; 866. 1 v Gales by Auction. “"H. LEEDS MINER. me TENRY “DAY, Dec, 12, at 1] o'clock, at theis Gelleries, No. 2 a fow doors west of roadway, flue coll of ancient OIL PAINTN CHRUMOS aud E NGR AVINGS hon. o BLRFC KER, Auctionecr, RB) KLEE G REL RON Co., will gell at Aue- ila “113 DAY, at 12, 0:¢lock. ab, the Exchsuge Sal Hy Vilonbl werty 8, E, cor. Otheave. sud 02d st A liouso and 4 Ve West 6th w., Lots on 103 Tcheak, W. of Wp Pu 101t to 192 west side. Maps at No. 1 5 RO RAITT Auctioneers 0 TRADE SALE ROOMS, 492 Broadway 8 SREB KIGH Co.. successors to J. F Cooley MN NT? SOLICITED. ADVANCES MADR t iv, and follow ing days at 50 ho kp WT. ef day. t Ee n snd Foreign Cols "e. av 4 sod ii: oho collections of Mr. A.V. Jencks po) A George S t idenos, R. 1. Cutslogoe ready a ai AY, Dee. 13 end following daye et 4 o'clock p. m, each be Private Library of Wiliam i Whiteman, e+ wih adel- ing of an exceeding v choise oollechion of Books in the v s depnitments of eles Lett res. The specialty of thiseLi ibrary wm the CHOLUE EDITIONS of the best books, and their CHOICE ONDITSON also, the many scarce works on An eric and goners! Amoug therm mag be found Msther's Ma: is, ed. 1702; Firat fetter, Buds 14%: Bradford's Glob Series; Book A w; Independent VY hig, 1321; Punters’ Peluso of Ple -aEuI0; shakospearesna; Old Plays; all the best editions of the old English Lenmatisin; large number of privatoly printed and iarge paper works, and the whole Library is well enriched with extra en autographs, he. &e. gravinge, newspaper cuttings, Caialogues ready, snd B cooks on exhibition IN PRESS—RE ADY IN A Yew DAYS Catalogun of the Library of John Lafarge, 0sg., sale Dec. 18 and 19; C Ne ogue of avery large tollection ol superb book, sole Dee. 20, 21 od 22 Catalogue of the Sclect Librargiof J. B. Fister, ecg. of Ans tearm N. J.; Catalogoe of very large and valuable Theologi- vi Litrare, Catal gue of W, wre thart ead's collection tographs slogas of the Library of Dr, W. Diekerson of 1" hit adelpbis alogue of upward of 30.609 Aut ocr a, the entire collection of the o 4, fs, Telit of als Ge... Lon ke. TA. M. Marwix. row Y BANGS, MERW IN CO., Broadway cor. 4th. a ~Sales of Books, Works of Art, Fancy Goods. F ornitare, ke WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 12, at 4 0 clock BOOKS, PICTURES, PHOT GRAPH ALBUM=, FANCY ARTICLES and STATIONERY, eomprising valoable standard and Miscellaneous Litarature including ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. Also LRLLE 4 INTIS number of Photos pt Albus, OPERA GLASSE PAINT- wm OLASS, DOMINOLS FABRE PARTOUT FRAMES ed Engravings, Evvelopes, ke. Catulogues are +4 Ty hu RSDAY AND FR DAY AFTERNOONS, Dea. 13 and M, ut 4 o'clock. NW BOOKS—Comorising o large assortment of fine editiofE of s andard end miscellaveons lieruture, tnelndipg ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. dn rich bindings; Lapdson:e Jekips end variety of HOLIDAY ana BOOKS, Lc. Catalogues are ready. AND FRIDAY EVENINGS Dec. 13 and Dec. 14, at 7 o'clock. FNGLISIT AND AD 1k Re AN BOOKS.—A large collection of valuable standard works in noarly ll departments of litersture, ans, and sciences, and 8 greut variety of miscellaneous literature, ke. Cate Jones Yre ready. Be LLY STER BLRU, AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 86 Cadar-st,, Between Broadway aud Namo gh Na T C HOY GHTON, CERES TER, chivnee G. C HANGE 8 ON SALES. 5 PE R CENT. Will bold regular sales of Household Furniture, Fancy Goods, and other Merehanaise, attheir store, Cash advances made ou consign: mentaew hen request Porvonal attent iy Sion to salos of Furniture at private residences of partios relinguisPiug housekeeping. or the goods may be removed 13 our 100m" Lo be disposed of ut Auction or private sale RITFRENCES. Tip Hoo, George Opdyke, ex-Major Willard Parker, M. D., No, 57 Eset Twelfth-st, URSPAY 0 Woodman, Bevkers, No. 66 Walla. Ww, Y. Schedel, Thirty-cighth-#t, rnd First ave. ThetProsident of the Atlantic Sevings Buuk. WEKNMENT SALLE —By order of the Chief of ORTGAGE SALL.—The following property will be sold by order of the Morte sogee, ot Public Auction, WED at the livery A (i KR Ordoance will sell 82 Pubic Auelion on SATURD BY. Pec. IT, Mw, at 12 o'clock, wr in front of stére, No. 112 Pea by 1. Hi. DXAPER Co., A wetionpets CTWO YOKE OXEN. 7.1.8. LAIDLEY, Brey t Col. Com.

i I NESDAY stable of iiges, Bro-«., No. 86 West oek in the forenoon Twenty-thirdst., viz: Une gray the 12th 1nst., at 1] o'i florea, one bay are, ope peddlers Ww acon, and one scl of double i ‘Harness CHAS, A. CLARK, At 'y for Mortgages. OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS AND QA h) QUARTERMASTERY PROPERTY. Divot SivAnTERMastAn s Orrick, Earsmone, Md, 10, 18606, v Will be sold at pablic Anetion, at 1! he Port of ad imore (Ferdy's Wheri, south side of ‘the Basin) on THI'RSDAY, the 20th inst, af 12 mi. the splendid side-w hee! stoner CITY OF ALBANY, rebuilt in 1964, of tuus; bueth wo foo t 4 breadth of berm, 35 feet depth ‘of hold, 10 fact oylmder, 40 inches cond 12 feet stroke. Also, thegstemn-tug ISLANDER, tans; ler ath, 56 feet: weadth of beam, 14 feat depth of hold, 7 feet, and 17-inch cyliuder. Both vessels of light dreft; hulls sound "end strong, end cogives end pokiors in vi good condition. tity of Quertesmester Jigherty. consisting of 11 22.005 pounds Chain Cable, will be disposed of at the place to tie highest bidder in Goverumrut fads on day of sale. In quires respect. the Aue 16 South Aor 3 same un Uerun oN ing the sale may be addrenod to the vedersizned, or Sous, Mossts. ADRLON, THOMAS Co, hy Cha By of the Quartermasior General, Captain snd A. Q. M. U.S. A, A. 8. KIMBALL, Depe ot Quartermaster, Corgoration Notices. 10RPORATION NOTICE ~PU BLIC NOTICE is horsby given, to the owner or owners, oced pant or oc ESufatits of al! Houses aud Lots, improved or unimproved Lauds, ffvctetl there- by, thei the following desessmnents have been compicted and are Yodzed wa the office of the Bowrd of Aves sors for examination by all persons interested. viz: ¥iret—F or building a Sewer in 6 SYenusS Secoud— For paving with stone blocks Charles street, from Hudson to Greenwich, Yo erd—For egging sidewalks in "th avenue, from 43420 00th etrects Fourth—For peviug with store blocks 4th street, from 3d svenue to the Fast Rive i rb. v—=T or buildiog Basin ou W. cornerof Old Skip snd Frounk- n Markel. Sixth —~For building a Basin ou N. W. corner Yof 5th evevnuo aud 46th reel Seveath—For building a Besin on 8. E. corner of West and Albany wreets Exttb—For building a Basin on 8. W, #ch streets Nioth— For building a Sever in Firet avenue, between Bth and Oth, I street, from Broadway to 9th cotner of 5th avenue and Tih and 42th and Toth Ttheetree ts. Tenth—For Yuliding’s sewer iu Eighth avenue, between 14th and 1th streets erent For building calvert at the corner of Second avenue weir F or build r a ‘welth—For ing 3 sewer in First avenne, be ween 84th and 86h vireers, withibeanebes tn 8 ith aud 85th wreets. Thirtesoth—For buliding o i in Hodeon and Greenwich streets between Laight and Hobert efzeet Fourteeuth—For paving witn wy block 31st street, frem otk to Oth avenues A ifigeuth—For paving wilh stove blocks Ceder street, West streets The limits embraced by houses and lots of ground, vucent lots, pieces and sled on First—Both sides of 60th street, fram Proadwoy to 8th avenna, and to the sxtent of ball the Blo k coutherly on Yrcadwuy and 9th ave: Guo Socond—DBoth sides of Charles street. from Iudsor wl 30 tbe estan} of bali the block either way on the iu F Third—Both sides of Fifth avennc, from 43d to 600) slreets, ourth-Both sides of 3th wy cot. from 3d aver eto the East River, and to the extent of half the block ou ihe intersecting seoots and avenues, uth=The block known as Fra klin marke’, sixtheThe woot gide of 3th svenne, bet, $60 and aud tothe extent of 175 feet on the northside of 46th sire Seveuth=The south side of Aloany street, bet ween W sshington ©d West @reets, to the Extent oi V0 Tent on Weat steel, 3 hii—Ward Nos 38, 28, w, 4, 42, i), on block No Ph Wad Ninth —Both sides of 10 svemme, between 20h and sides Of lewavouue, betwen 11th end™! 2th streety; ol of Lat avenue, between 18th snd 17th cireets. yTeath—Both sides of Bil avenue, detween AL band 15th «rete. Fleveuthopll the lots on block Des. 272, 230, 364, 5, 296, 367, 768, i. B 4 T, 456, 459, 450, 461gand #2 in the 10th Wand: snd gleo Cen- Tweilth—All the lots on both sides of 84th and 85th streets, from 2d 1 evenueto a point 275 fee: wast of lst avenue; sleo both vides of lst venue from B4Lh to 88th streets. Thirteenth—Both sides of Hudeon snd Greeawi:h streets, from iaight to Hubert stre-ts Fourteouth—=Both sides of 31st street, between Oth and Oth avenves, 10 the extent of half the block on said avenues, Yifisonth—=DBoth [Aoedar street, Iroin Pear {rom Pearito ench sssesament foglnds a)! the severs) parcels of land situ- to Greenwich, tersecting h strests, 3 in the ii sireats; also #0 both sides to West street, «wl to the extent of half the block on the futersecting strects, 41 pervons whose luterests sre sffected by the sbove uaned Ames! tn pad who are to thelsame, or ber of thew, are re i» Read thelr objections in writing, to one of the uuder- se ui Pa flies, No. 32 Conubervetreet, Basement New Court within thirty days (rom the date of this notice, TACO AKLEY JOUN Do OTTIWELL, ISAAC OQ. HUNT. wr cn. Boano or Asszssons, New Court-Honee, o SCHOO the jurisdiction of the Board of Educati wh BOC of wid Sc #4 list of the “mi of ~S under SECHORERY, sud other articles required Huth oo A urn ed On 3 ication of Education. TIMOTHY BRENNAN. 15 BAMUEL B. H. VANCE, Coma ittee JAMES WwW. on CE is here un additienal One per cont will be added on 15th st. to Rallowint. in- ol Lanes on day. On the Ist of fa ja 1 AND BETWEEN BC BOSTON A _ Orean Sicamere AA NON PA A ANSI Pac ar 1c MALL STH AMSHIP COMPANY" HROUGA LINE TO CALIFORNIA CARKYING UNITED STATES MAIL VIA PANAMA RAILROAD, Steamers love Pier Ko. 42 North River foot of Canalet. at 12 o'clock wot, se follow Dor. 1.=—OCEAN QUE BN, Capt. Jef. Mawry, counecting with GOLDEN AGE, Capt. Lapi Dee. 11. =F F KRY CHAU Ne KY, Capt. A: CG. Gray, connecting with GOLDEN CITY, Capt. Watkins Dee. 2), RISING STAR, Capt. 8. Harris, covnoctiag with ot and 21+t connect at MONTANA, Capt, =e All departures tone st Acapuleot thoss of J lst and in for Cen- tral American ports. and those of lot touch Meaneawil} Panuma with steumers for South Pepific porte Departare of 1th esch month _eonncdts with the ov steam line mm a from: P'unatos to Austrelia and NeW Zog'and t with the first steamer of the steamer of Dec. 11, 1868, will cone rangisco Jan. 1, 1867, for Yoke: Company's China Line, leaving Sap bama and Hong Kong One buodred pounds of bagzare allowed each adnit tte ndance free For passare tickots and a! furt! er information, spoly at the office on the wharf, foot of Canalst., North River, New Yo 8 K. HOLMAN, Agent, COMPANY" Medicines aud oh Rot GH LINE Ou AND HIN Via PANAMA AND Bax FANG 1500, Carrying the U, 8. Mail. FIRST VOYAGE, Q Steamer HENRY GITAUNCEY will leave Pier No, 42 North River, foot of Canal-st., New-York, at 12 o'clock noon on TUESDAY, De. comber 11, 1686, connecting wia Pause Railroad with steamer GOLDEN CITY for San Francisco, where phasengers, 1oails, aud fast freight will be trausferred to the Comite splendid steamer CO LORADU, to leave thet port at noon on! TUESDAY, Jeuuary 1, 1867, for Y okohama sud Hons Kong. Through tickets waned from New-York, sdding to regu! tween New-York and Sen Francisco the [lowing rales, _goldsor ite equivalent: ar prices be. payable in First cabin. Second cabin. Btecragn. Sen Francisco to Yokohama... $200 $70 San Frenocisco to HongKong. a0 200 100 Due notice will bo given of sabseq ent voyager, Freight recoived and Through Bills of Leading” siemed pe OCEAN QUEEN, Dec. low, and pe por NR LuAUR OE, Dec. 11 (fast), connecting closely For'ieight, throogh tickets and sli tart her information, apply at the office ou the wharf, Pier No. 42 North River. fam of Canal«st., to 1 HOL! MAN. Agent. For CALIFORNIA VIA P Ta ~The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's stenner HE NRY CHAURCEY will sail on TUESDAY, Dec. 11, at 12 o'clock noon. Freight receivedsns For rates, ke. inquire at Freight Office, on Company s Pie, usual, Ne. 42 North River, foot of Canal-st, WELLS, FARGO Co, LEAT vg Bole Froight Agents P.M. 5.18, Co. {(JFPOSITION LINE. TO CAL JHORNTA: VIA hy ARAGUA. EVERY TWENTY DAYS, “THE NORTH AMERICAN NIAMS IP COMPANY wili dispateh the fast aud elegant steamship SANMal O DE CUBA, a JERKY W. SMITH, Comumnder, ondTIIURSDAY abec Ry 20, at oon, {ream Pier No. 20 North River, foot of Warrenet, AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES, For passage snd freight, apply at No 177 West comer of Warren-s!, PD N. CARRINGTON, Agent. 0 FOLLOW, __ Jen. 10 Steamer SAN FRANCISCO, Capt. C. W, Bolin. TLANTIC MAIL STE AMSHIP C OMPAANY. EMPIRE LINE FOR SAVANNAH. EVERY SATURDAY, FROM PIER 13 N. R,, Papctaallv et 3 o'clock p m. The Javoritaaiden heel steamebips AN JACINTO, Lovetand, commander, alls Decem wr SAN" SALVADOR, Atkins, commander. sails De ‘ember 22. Turough tickets and bills of 16d: 2%0 all points. Elegant passenger eccommeodalions UARRISON ALLEN, Neo. 5 Bowliug-green, NY. A TLANTIC MATL STEAMSHIP Co FOR ST, THOMAS AND BRAZIL, EGU LAR 1 NITF. D STATES MAIL, STELAMERS sailing on 22d re Tout! av (DING ST R. Capt. Ww. C Sun, Dec. 22. NORTH AMERICA, Capt. L. F. Tixsoxxay, Jan, 22, SOUTH AMURICA, Cept. F. L. TINKLE2AVGH, Fob, OH TRICE ais regularity. and cail ut St Thomas, Pare, Pernambuco, Bahia, and Rio de Jeweiro, going und returning For engugem nt of freight or passage, spply to GARRISON ALLEN. Awouts, No, Bowling-green, New Yor JOR NEW-ORLEANS=BLACK ST \R LINE.— Tie Siesmstin NIGHTING ALY, Cents Breaker. wil leave Pier No, 13, North River, on SATURDAY, Dee 15, ip.m. For frekzhit or passage, handsome accom ymodat 10he, ney to JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. 15, at J o'cl ok v. mw. It. LORY DEN. Avent, cor. Cedar und \West-ste, SDAVID McCOARD, Agent in Now-Orleans.. I The new and ficst-clins steamslip GENERAI gin: ANT, Capt. FE. W. Heh will leave Vier No. 9, Nit, on SATURDAY, Dec. For freight or fwsige having nusnrpasead pecoromodations apply to H. CKOMW ELL Co. No. 85 West-st, The GENERAL MI Nive will follow Dec. 22 St AR LINE, for NEW-ORLEANS. Tue New. York Mail Steaunslup Co's, fine Ocean 8 ers will leave 46! North River et 3 o'clock, p. m.. as follows: Liv MORNING STAR, on Sati rdav. Decor or 15 MONTEREY, on Wednesday, December 19 HAVANA, on Sovmidey, Deven ber 27, in MISSOURI ou Wednesd eCacnte rl All Bills of Leading signed at the pier. For freight OF pases se appty to Re GARR! SON, Urasident, Ne v Bowling green. De CHARLISTON, 8. C. THY PEOPLE'S MAIL 5TFAN MSTHIP Co The regular snd popu ar stoampshin MONERA, Cont, Libby, will leave on WEDNESDAY, 1. at 3 pona,, from Pier No. 28, North River, looding (reight on ‘Mo 1.y morning at Chagleston, Through tickets aud bil's o1 lading issocd to all points South in con nection with South Carolina Raitrosd. __ LIVINGSTON FOX Co., Agents, No, 08 Libert yet, i 8. MAIL TO HAVANA, Je ATLANTIC MATL STE AMSHIF COMPANY. Every THURSDAY, from ior Neo 4, North diver, Pyuctoally ot 12 um, The elogint sido whe! stoning! MORRO CASTLE, Capt. Acne. THU RSDAY "Dee. 13. EAGLE, Capt. Greens, THURSDAY, Dec. 20, COLUMBIA, Capt. Barton, THURSDAY, Bec. 27, OARRISON ALLEN. Agents, Neo. 5 Bowing Green, N, Y. BEVERY TUESDAY The favorite TE VIRGO, E. M. Ba kley Commonder, will sutl ou TUESDAY, Dec, 12, at 3 p. 1. precisely, from ier No. 1b, Eat River, foot of Wali-st, Though Bills of Ladinz snd Puseage Tickets given to all points in connection with (sores atthe Raitread, Jox SAVANNAH, GA. MURRAY" LINH For freight or passage ap MERI AY Tin ‘iis g Co., Nos, 61 and 62 South-st. (AREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF PASSAGE TO EUROPE by the only Awencan Line to England sad France.~The New-York avd Havre Steamship Compenys fro. closes mall steamatips ARAGO and FULTON, baring been thor ourbly refittea, will leave Pler No. 37 North River, {or Havre, caliug ot Fa mouth, the jolowing age, at noon precisely ARAGU. co ll. A. GanspEN,.. Dee, 22, 1804 Apd every 'S gave the iter PRICES OF PASSAGE. PAYABLE IN GOLD bent Main Saloot..ooveinnee setdtess Leon, Fizrat-Class. Lower Seloon,.... "een 2, Second-Class...... Ses Esaseaes Sass RIeLS oN. 1 An experienced Surgeongon boerd, The compsny wit not be responsible for specie or valuables Snlony blise!l lading, having the velue expressed, are signed therein i COMSTOC K, Avent No. 7 Browdway, New You JAMES A. WOTTON, Havre, Genersl Agent in Europe. LUHERBETTE, KANE Co... Agents. Pare NLY nIRECT LINE to FRANCE. THE CGENERAL TREANSATLANTII( STEAMSHIPS BETWERN NEWYORK AND H AVRE or C LL ING AT BREST. Boe splendid vew wvepsels on this favorite route for the Conti. pent will gail from Pier No, 50 North River, as follows By en ches aBuanse ins ERE EE rane, SATURDAY. Dee. 13 87. LAURERT, Bocu: di PR eransesnssrvne RD RDAY, Dee, 29 PEREIKE. Dochesnt.., eure vores ns SATURDAY Jen. 12 VILLE DE PARIS. Sureoni.... SATURDAY, Jou. 26 PRICE OF PASSAGE, IN GOLD, Firsr Camix, $10. Sreoxp Canin, $00 table-wine in elllhior clas Passengers intending to land at Brest can be furuished on board with reilrosd conpon-tickots. snd ir bazgwge checked to Pais, ot an sdditionel charge o7 $5 for rst and $3 101 second clase These stearners do DOL CATLY TreTago pmesen ors. Medical attendatis free of che GEO. MAC ts NZ 'E, Agent, ONDON NEW-YORK STEAMSHIP LINE. Passuges to London direct, $00, $60 snd $50. Payable in USSAMCurrener, The wagviticent pew Hritish Iron Steamabip “WILLIAM PERN,” 3.000 tans “burden, EDWIN BILLINGE, commen Jer, will ‘eave Pler No 3. North River, on SATURDAY. December 22, for London hess 1. Fre {ght will be taken aud throuzh Bill's of Leading given to Has Avtwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Dupkiik The s:romodations for passengers on this lin For passage apply to CHAS, A. Ww "HITE metuding No. 58 1. oudwey, unsurpassed. 3 26 Breadway. For {reight apply st No. 1, ont iid ND ASPT NWALL, Agents, TL AM TO" LIV ERPOOL, C. YLLING AT J QUEENSTOW N. The Inmen Line, sailing remi-week y, cairy- ing thei United Stites Maile CITY OF PARIS..... PIT IT PRP SSATURDAY, Dee, 15 KANGAROO ,,vvuensnssersrrsnssssssssnns C'WEDNESDAY. De CITY OF NEW. TORE ate retin nmie verensne SATURDAY, Dec 23 CITY OF but wees WEDN? WSDAY De 0 SAT! Ki JAY. D SDAL, noon. CITY OF BOS TON i ena esch suceeeding SAUL RUAY and WEDNE from Pier No. 45. North Hives HATES OF PASSAGE. Py the saat sterinar sniling every Sar FIRST Te i 1 To Pacis «oun. “eee T Paris sasssscannsane 40 PATABLS IN GOL Passage by the Wednesday stesuers, Fini Cabin $9, Steerage $35. Payabie in U. currency Pussengersaniso forwerded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, ke., ot moderate reles. Bteersge passage from Liverpool or Queenstown, €00 gold, or the Subtalnt. Tickets cen be Lougbs bere by persons sending for thes triend Nor further information, apply st the Com JUOUN a. Abe. Agent, Ne. wy, TEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL, Calling n: Londonderry ie lind Mei's sud Passengers, The favorite Passenger Stennis THE ANC OR LINE SAIL FVERY SATURDAY. 10WA sails SATURDAY, Desonaber 15, CALEDONIA sails SATURDAY; Decowber Rab rr ANBIA soils SAT wey Rnocasoet 28, n ster of Passsge, payable in currency.—10 Liverpool, (Aeegow, ow Derry, Sabine, $5) and $7 Steerage, Prepaid Cerificates from Poris to New: Yom, $35; to Hem burg, Havre, Aitwrerp, We. $100 and BIT i Wo RANG ic 8 rie SONAR C0. Aue Agents, owling-grees, Now-York. HE BRITISH od Yh SE AMERICAN BETWEEN a A 3 ROG, ‘CALLING AT offices, roadway New-York ae eens mG rene TR sitadar, Dec. i «elon cess snsaes Wednasday, Dec.” 19 rw-Yor Wednesday, Dec. 20 JA nies Dolan... oro Wednesday Jun, 2 AVSTRALASIAN Jeeves New -York....... Wednesday, Jan. 9 AFRI a inves Ba rn Ww 6 Naw. LIVERPOOL. Chie? Cabin Fassage. LT LT LTT LTT Tp au Second Cabin Passage. ..o.oovot Hs c FROX BOSTON T0 LIVERPOOL. PONY Def Cabin Postege. ..vvereiiisssiionsaisssnssnnns an or Vala: re SATURDAY, Dec. 15, PREMEN LL LONDON, Hyer SE EE ry) MO town hrpress st Ho, om 1.30 pot I a Te ts 0 Boke @eean Bieamers. “OR RICHMOND, "NORFOLK ‘and CITY POINT. dom sidawheel Seo m-hip i3A1 re KAS, Cept. Alexandor Nd SATURDAY ALBEMARLE Dense, es WEDNZADAY, at 13m. fom Der No, h verti Raver, giving thron ph Hil ta of ding, &o., to ali potas en the Yeahoard road and ite coun tions LIVINGSTON, roxv Co., Asents, No. Bt piberty-oh, Bteamboals and Railroads. SANS WPA PIII De a NANA A I PSA VY INTER ARRANGEMENT. NORTH 8H uni STATEN ISLAND FERRY Co.--Rosts leave Fler Noa 10 N. R., between Gourtiandt snd Des ata, at 9:30 a w., 2m, 3,40: 0p ha Sundays ot 11:30 8 wm, 2:30, 5:9 p. GLEN COVE end ROSLYN, toaehing ab Whi estone, Bavhe Dock, Oresl Nock, Bau int ands Oller Wood, steambost-A KKOWSMITH, freight end ssougers. eaves Pier No. 24 I. (Veck-slip), deily, Bunday excepted. at 2:45 p. wa jor NoRw Danbory Kairos, layers Plor to aT Yast River (foot of and¥inturday at 2 0 clock p.m. Reuruing leaves Norw ‘wt biondsy Wednesany and Friday at 7:45 0 1., ob vel of raizoad trains. JOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and BP RMNG- FIELD—=FARE, 75 Cents. Steamers leave Peck Slip for Now Savon at 3:15 sud 1) p. ma. conuocting wit hh Radroad. FEE OLD LINE. —8ag Harbor, Greenport, ta Ori ent. Beamer AKTISAN, Capt. G. C. ibs, from Foto No 9 Fast Kiver (loot Rutgers-st.) overy \V vdussday end Saturday at pm WILLIAMS BROS. No. 6 Beckman. at NATETY, 5 D AND COMFORT. RR OST ON, WORCESTER, PALME 4 (att HRURG. NASRIUA, LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WILITE MOUNTAINS AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS The now snd stanch steamers of the Norwich Hoe CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW-YORK, leave New-York daily (3 andre excepted), at 4 o'clock py oa, from Pier Ro. 5 diy River, foot of Vestryst., RN W LONDON there con nesting with rd oh camboat Express Train from fhe abjve ts. vie Noawich and Worcester, Bostou and Worcester, Worcester d Northern Railroads. For information inquire of MARTIN, Agent, ou the Pier. A\LNTRAL RAILRO AD “of N EW-JERSEY— Passenger and Freight Depot ‘n New-York, foot of Liberty. ot. counects st Hampton Junctioh with the Delaware, Lackawanna sud Westorn Raiiroad. snd et Faston with the Lehigh Valley Rail road and its conn nations, Jotmaing a diroct line to Pittsburgh wad the West, without Haws oh LLE TOWN LINE TO TIE WEST. Two Fapioe rains daily for the West, except Bundays, when eno (eatin In the evening. Sixty miles and three hours saved'by this line to Chicago, Ciacia nati, SttLouis, he, Via brit one changes of care VINTEN ARRANGEMENTS Qonuaracing Not v. 10, 1666—Loavs New-York as dollows: 1». m~—For Fastop, Beth! eke ue. Mapeh Chunk, Ww illiamsport Wilksabarre, Mahanoy ity, ete 5:10 8m. MAIL TRAIN—For Flominzton,s Easton, Water Gav, Scranton, Wilkesparpe, Great Bend. Pittston, Hins¥uton, ete. 90. m.—Westorn Expross for Easton, Allentown. Harrisburg, Pittsburzh snd the West, with butwne change of ears toglincinnaii or Chicngy, and but (wo chanaws to y St. Louis. Connects at Har risburg with Northern Centra! and Philadelphia aud Erie Roads, for Corry and the OF Regions, 12 a. TRAIN =F or Easton, Allentown, Maanch Chunk, Wilkesbarre, Reydag. Pottsville. tarrisbure, &c. m.—For Eston. ‘Scranton, Great Beud, Bethlehem, Nuch’ hunk. £oom—For Somerville and Flemington. p. m—For Easton, Reading, Harrisburg, Williamaport, Eris. ke. Sleep! ing Cer from Now-York tog illiameport. 6: 15 p. m~For Some rviite 7:90 p m,~For Somery 6 p. m.—~ WESTERN Es PRESS TRAIN—For Easton, Allen: town, Reading, liarrisburg, Pittsburgh sod the West, Sleeping Carsturongh (row Jeessy City to I"ittsburah a very evenioz. Additional trains sre ran so Bergen Poivt, Elizabe bh, Tickets for tne Wear can prained at the ofhice of the Uentrai Railrosd of New- Jeraey. foot of Thivertyst., N. R., st No. Astor tiouse, Noa 204, 274, 826 prosdway, sud af No. 10 Greeniich-st, JOSIAN O, 8TF ANS. Sapenate oe RIE 1 AILWAY.—Trdine leave Depot foot V Chambers-st., Pavouia Ferry 8. m., Day Express for [tochester, Baffalo, Salamanca, Dunkirk and points West and South, 8:68. m.. Way Train, daily to Otisvills 10 m., Exoress Nail. Buffalo, Ssiamancs and Wat 4p. "i, Ww ay, lor Port Jervis, Newburgh, Warw 5p. m., Night F.xpresw. Buffalo. Selaanca and Dunkirk 6:90 p, m., Night Express. daly, for Buffalo, Salamanca, Dankick and sll pointedV et and South, To pom, Emi zeent Train daly, Foxpro Trains ren in direct co Wecern lines Wa RB. Bang, Gen UDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS, ALK DIRECT eounccting with the The new swift stoumboat NLLLY WHITH Tarket at.) Tuesday, Tuvrsday J AV Nashus, aud New-Londou en SP Ereigh taken at the lowest Tats, Cory, of fe the Wad, tiom b all Southern sad He Git RTODL KE. Gea'l Supt. Pass, Ageit, i On aud afer MONDAY, Novetaber 19, 16, tising for Al bany aud Troy, conne ig with Northern sod Western trains, wi leave Now -Y¥rk gs to 8a mm. xpress tein 3 vis Hudso River Rellroad, Thirtieth of, and Toath-ave,, th roveh to Buffalo and Saspmsion Bridee without clisugs of cars, and com ct nz at Troy with (raises tor Sarstvgs, Rutlsud ington sud M 10 6, m, Express wy Mad ts sin via Hodson River Railroad, conueet- ng at Albany with Western trains, and st Troy with (rains for NorthN 1 a wo, Expeess train vis Hariew Ratlrosd, Twenty s ixth t. and Fourth aw, tang a! Chathern with Western Rail i tor Leba- won Spvings, Pl ed ke: ot Alhory with Western trains, snd at Tre ih tisius lor ra es. Rutliud Du lington sud Montreal 05 pe tm, Exoress train vie Hadson River Railroad. connecting at “Albay with Western trains, snd at Troy with trains (or Mootresl, with sleeping car rrtached 24:16 9. wa, Express train via Harlem Railroad, conreeling at Chat. d, Ke; ot bau with Wes ern Nutlmad for Lobia sings, Pittefiel Rutland, Albany with gW estecn trains and at Troy with trains fo Burlington and Montreal. Sleeping cars stinched at Alwuy, 6:00 p. wo. Fxpresa treda via Hud son River Raliroad, with sleeping ears sttached, end Hasogh te Baffeio and duspension Pridgs without eliange of rar Also sleoping car ov vy day excepting Saturdays st. tached from New York through to Ogdenshnrg without change, via Howe WW. aud UO. Railroad Convection fot Troy will be made st Fast Albany. This train witl run ou Sede i we. frei, vie Hodson River Hel Fond, with seeing car at tached, connects al Albmay with early tralos for Bol do wind Sue pension Bridge d of Troy with train. for Seratoga and points North A Sunday train il be run via Hodson River Ratlrosd. from New York to Poughkenpsie wm 4 iturmadiae stations, leaving New Vork et 6:30 5. go. a Moturmng. leave Ponghkecpwle at 2:45 p. we, arriving ln Sew Yokel Glog wo Also! a Sunday trai vis HarletatRa'lroad, leaving Forty-second-st at 9 eo, mi, and arrivi ng bt ro ot LON w Re itulng, leave Millerton at 5 p. vo, arpivis New York ot 12: WHE MY ANDERGILT, Vice Progen, ONG ISLAND (RAILROAD. Winter arrange 4 mente. November *y 66 wharves James slip. New Vorx, at a mi, wall teal for Grocapost snd way stations; 1! a. m,, for Syos set and way sizbions :*3 p.m Riverbend xpress train; ip m., for Syosset and way stations; 5p. m., Farmingdse snd way siations, snd on Bsturdcy mients lor lorii slip REIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY wt of Barclay ot. On and ait w Now, 19. Mosgudng mail traine for Esstor and intermediate stations will lesy= ot 8 a mm, Mau bxpress fo: sl eiutions west of Bi barmat 4, 10 p,m. Motrie s, sCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent, NE IW-YORK and NEW-ITAVEN RAILROAD. WINTEK'ARNRA NGEMENT 186%. [Po Fistion 1a New Yorx, scomer Twentveoventheb aod Fourth ave Entrance on weulv seventu ot. TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YOKA: Your COMAULENCING DiC, dv, Passenger For New Haven, 7.00 0 (F.2. Le mo; 1215, (Ex) 300, (Ex.,) 245, 4. wd 0.0 (ix, oe. For Beidymport 0, fA LW wm; 12.15, (Ex) 3.04, (Ex. L454, and 300 F.x Jp. For Milford, and Strstlord, 7.00 Dem; IAS 430, pm For Falriield. Sovtuport snd Westpors, 7.00, LL00e om. FRTRYE TY n. For Norwalk, 7.00. 6.00. (¥ix.) 9.00. 110 a. m.; 1213, (Ex) 1.00,

(Ex..) 3.45, 4.50, 5,00 8.9 (E&..) 3. hy Vor Dar jem, 00, 9.00. 11.99 a m. 13.6 4.30. 500 p, m. For (hreenwieh, 2.00 800, 1.00 ain, 2 Lo, 3.45, e000. 6.9% 3pm, For Stamtord, 7.00, 800 (Ex. 9.00 11.3) rd m.; A158 (Ex) 2.15, 30m, (rx) J, 4 5, La 0.0. 8.00 (Fx..)p For ors Uheder and intermediate sla lous 15. 245, 4.00, 5.00, 6.30. 1.0 p.m in Thorsdays, the 6.39 5, wm, Train will leave Twenty “10, 200, 1.99 a saven'lest, at CONNECTING TRAINS For Boston, via Springtie id, 8.00 a no. (Fx.,) 109 (Kx For Boston, via Shore Line, 12.15, (Fx..) 8.09 p. m. For Hiattiord and Spunglield, 8% a m.. (Ex) 12.15, 3.00, (Ex) J) 2.00 p.m. 0p, m. fou pb ot River Ralljoad, 8.000 mw. (Ex) 1215p. mm te Mon {rea p.m. to Sorthampto i For i rod ford. Provideuce ad Fisbill Railroad, 8.9, (Ex,) m.; “or Tl Haven, New London ld Stonington Railroad 8.00 wm, 12.15, 300, 1] For Canal Railroad. 12.150, m. to Nort! iampto. For Housatome Railroad, Ya m., Jo. For Naugatuck Ra road, 2.00 a wm, 109 p. m. For Danbury and Norweik Kairong, 7, Vem, hin np m. Commodious flee ping Lars attached to £00 p.m JAME Ss tis HOYT. Savt. "EW. JERSEY Ir All ROAD. ~Trains leave foot of Courtléndt-at for Puiraperruis. at Tend We ww. 12m, 4, 6, end 12 p.m, for Barvimonr sud WAsHINGToN et Sand 10a mT p. t., snd 12 midnight, @o Whom 1t man Concern. PARTIES HAVING BILLS to be COLLECTED shoulddeave ther: with DAVID A, RITTER, Collection Agency, No. 5 Heazman-st, Good reierences, USpIcn OF THE OFFICIAL CATALLGUD PAXIS FL XMIBITION 1857, Av UpreEeniNG La 1s Vianovor im Waingnoons be a2 Broanway, New-York. 5 rE UNDE REIGN w respectiully informs adver- tisers nnd exhil we are tat in denies with the te rim of lie contrset with EF, Deuta, contractor end pabister of tire shove cate: loge, XO ADVERTIS NT ctoanating rom the United States csn be ineerted in said catgfopne UNLESS TRANEMITIED BY MYSELY, Ar py, of the contract, daly certined by the Freoch Consul, can seen hy those interosted st my office, Applicetions for the rem: ing spece shou delay t to the vidersigued from whom all nece id ba sent jo without udrmation can ba *T, obtained, as oll the proofs are required to be delive nd at Potis by the ensuing 15th of Januery. _ CHARLES 1. LAWRENCE, 0 ARC HITEC TS, ~P LANB AND SPECIFIC A TIONS FOR N¥ LDINGS FORTHE WAR DE PART MENT ATW ING v. I. Co=Arshitects gre invited to prepare 1 ens and speshdiestions, sod estates of cost, for new fir e-proofbuild- pugs for the Wer Department, on the site now ocoupled hy tLe War Department fd adjuoant vacant gronud, in Washington, D.C. 5 ‘Ihe bulldivgs required should hayp 4 supers riciel aren ae large asthe vite selected will pi of. T'hotogfpin site, and eli other informa~ tion relating to the subject, will be furnished to Arclitects uesinug to compete for the work, on spplicstion, personally or by letter, to the undersizned. A prearium of $2.000 for the first, of $2,000 for the second, and of $1,000 for tha third most acceptable plus sxdapecitentions received, will be awsrded. upon tise approval of the Hen, Scere'sry of War, br the Board of Oftioers charged with the duty of seldcting a site sud prevening plans snd spec tone for the uivhuss at ile War De Pritment under aot of Congress approved July 24, fications must be sent to he a ail ‘e of Brevet atensnt-Colone! T. J. Treadwell, Recorder of Whe Board, Ordoance Office, Winders Auiling, Washington, 1. C., on or before the lst dy of Fon Februs he B whe reverve the right to reject any ¢r a1 plans submit ted, A at To for the p 48 well #8to re tain any.or a! such plas By order of tie Boud,, T. J ADWELL, Breve: Lieut«Col., U.S. A,, Recorder. YY OOLEN CARDERS,—Any one wanting steady 1,000 ment $id th sutiiciant capacity to card from 10" 300 oundecof wool a address, steti Dred iy City PostOfice, og pantisuless, REWARD. ~The Shove reward will he plans and specifi Bs Tull Found face, 18 bout 5 feet, inches, and weighs about 180 pounds. The forefinger nail ol bis loll hasd wes split up a kiife on the day of his escape. by on A SH MAYO Warden of the N. H. State Prison. Cran Sh raven: No. 68 Barclayat. Fy po 471 i oT lh 1 IPR ns Aumusemen e. \L YM Pe THEATER, Leonard wil Wed RF ATARI i Ww "EVENING, DEC. 12, LR OF RAV ENAW O00, 3) yf RAVE RRS. gago@ent in America 107 weve Lil, GLO: RG JOLDA oe ME. GROROE SJORDA Who wil make bis ve-appectance on the New. Yok slags in the char aotr oA EDGAR OF RAVENSWOOD in Mir Walt or Neott'y highly I Me Kowance the MASTER OF RAVENSWOOD, MASTFE OF RAV PNIWOOD Tals great desmatialion bs many sittin! able to tha pen of CHARLES DICKENS, evq. Also, first appearance st this fiverite Thester of Miss ROSE EYTINGE Miss ROSK EYTINUE ay LUCY ARHTON, ri BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR. Fu eniti fo} Music originel and selected, arram, for the MAS. TER RAVENSWOOD by W, J. HONTGO dORY; on. Tum new aad unique see oot from the artistic Messrs, EDWARD HAYES ND DAVID STRONG. Fantirely new and correct costumes of the period propared expressly for the pieces by Mr. Balleck, The nove’ theatrical hau tontrivances and designs by and mechanics wot pi WILLIAM BAUM OF WK. us nto, Na 4 Drnmati Roman pressatiog oe HionsT STYLE OF ART, ARI rh enazon with the FOLLOWING GRAND CAST IN THE MASTER OF RAVENSWOOD, EDGAR OF KAVENSWOOD, Mr. GEORGE JORDAN; Sir William Ashton, Mr, T. Hind; Col. Douglas Ashton, Mr. Wm, Bar rou; Hayetou of Liniiy if br. C. Vandenbof Cap. ne Mr. Stoart Robson Hanzy Asliton, Miss Thervea Wood y he beut (n mivister), Mrak. 1 Sinclair; Caleb rhb eid ir Btoddart Norm, A Forester Mr. J. Ward; Robert, Mr. Kenwsy; Ram- soy, Murray, Melville, FAR Pretender, Messrs, Moran Ward, J. Daly su 'C. H. Burke; LUCY ASHTON, Bride of Lammermoor, Miss HOSE EYTINGE; "Alice, blind woman, Mrs, Saunders; Lady Ashton, Miss Caroline Carson; Mysie, Miss Florence lea; Lords Sut. Foresters, Conspirators, Bridesmaids, Ladies’ ‘Attendants 1] ACT L="1 bide my tin Legend of t the W. oll; TOWER OF WOLI'2 CRAIG; Tue Dark Shadowyon the House, e~THE YORE ST COTTAGE vw ben the last Lond of Rayenwwood o Ravewnw ride HALL IN THE CASTLE, or RAVENSWOOD, ACT a ENSWOOD; CHAPEL AND RUINED €LOISTER; rea Crffs andeQuicksands Beuvcath; PROPHECY FULFILLED. SATU RAY AFTERNOON, 20 7 o'clock n eontinuanea of, THE Git AND FAMILY MATINEY BERRIES, MASTER OF RAVENSWOOD, witl Its entire great a po pic taresqae Style ry. On this occasion tho amiss 10m to Matinée has been FIXED AT 0c. ALL FARTS OF THEATER; CHILDREN 2c.

GrmD CHARITABI AL FAIR, PRISE STATION FESTIV AL, A i IN AID OF TPH N haat Home snd School for the Maintenince and dueation ofthe Destitate Children of onr Soldiers und Sailors. WAN 4 "LALJO THE PUBLIC Wa #4 Oficerd aud Manag is of “the Howe ar 4 School for the Education and Maintenance ofthe Destitute Children of our Soldiers and Sailors, earnestly solicit the sympathy en d eobperstion fu oar FAIR and GRAND 2 PRESENTA SORT, it VAL. of all who desire with us to see the Tome ord Reliool” enabled to receive and care for all needy ones who seck ila sheitor and protection. Mrs. Gen. LYSInS 8. GRANT, President. Mr: TH DALY, Acting President. Mrs. A J.C. FREMONT, Fisst Vies Proaidont. Mrs. ROBERT FORSTER, Second Vice-President. Mrs. JOHN 8. VOOTHIES, Tressurer. Mrs, DAVID HOYT, Sacretury. Mrs. Wal 8 HILLYER, Corcespondiog Seceotary Mes HERVEY GO. LAW, Manager. Mrs. J, J. VAN DALSE u, uMatugee Mrs. W, OERMOND, Mar Mes, E. CLIFFORD W ADEN (NLT, Manegor Mrs. NELSON PLACE, Mausger Mio. W. BERRIAN, Manager, Mrs, HH. J. SHE RAMAN, Mavager. Mis C. MAILLER ansger, Mr. WILLIAM n rE R. Marsa Mrs, HENRY BATIER. Monsger, Mes, JAMES GILLIES, Manager The Fair will open on the 10th of December an! 96 at the Public Hall, corner of Broadway aud A weloded b ORAND Hie SENTATI To Le held at COOPER INSTITUTE. NEV YOULL, BATURDAY EVENING. Doo 2 I gder the magical direction of Theodora “oA eng. On whioh 0g a committed wil be chosen by the andiznce (o award Aw ARIA First ou a ACT 2 continue two ty-third-at., the oN FESTIVAL Cont S100 000 IN PRISENTS, in such lawfal manner os oy may determine, For the Festival thers I Wil De saa Ticke!s 200,00 at (ins Dollar euch, end 200,000,Preavints. boing 0. to rach Ticket hiotder. HOW TO OBTAINGIICKETS, Or ises may ve ont dire! to vo inclosls a thet money, from $1 to $25, ina registered letter af out rise, with stamp for reform postage. Lar:er amounts should be sent in dealis or by express at thovoliowing cmb rates: 5 Tickets to one addrors,. $4 90! 10 Tickets to ome sddives... 9 00 80 Tickets to one address. 4: 50 3) Tickets 10 com addeess. .o 26 25 100 Tickeis to one addres, 85 00; Address all ogders and comunuicaticas to THOMAS Co. Manag! Directors, N.H. DAVIS, Ag ol for the ‘Home ond School, PECIAL NONICE: a e take pleasure schnowledging. on belin!l of the Home and chool, the Libera! donation of $500 wade by the Eupire Sewing Ma chine (on pany of No £16 Broadwey New-York, Donations tor th nie will be grateinily recelvad and acknowl edged at the oflive FHOMAS Co, 616 Brosdgray. elrrics or THY URAND U'REsENTATION i No. G16 Broadway, New-York MPORTANT CIRCULAR to MGENTS, ~The un- paralicled sucoess of thie enterprise, renders it imperative that all Tickets should bo accounted Jor 8 once. Unless yon are positive that oll Tickets now in your hands will be sold, you wii groatly oblige us by lmwedistely forwarding Lhe surplus to thie office, In order to complete the sals of 200,000, (many lower numbers being in Agents’ Lands) we have been compelled to imue tickets bearlug bigher numbers. Should we sell mors than the 200 000, we shall in 4 Tickets to one address. $35 00 “1 616 Broadway, 1 New-York. Managing Directors, No. crease the value of Lhe Presents in exact proportion Lo the number of tickets sold. Von will plese bear ia mind the importance of a correct registration of the tickets, and the absolute necessity of a full report of sales, to be nce, Very truly yours, ssut with your last re THOMAS Co, Managing Directors. M. ATINEE! MATINEE! I WINTER GAR EN, THIS (WEDNFSDAY »AFTE SON AT I. JAIR for the WLS will open at tho New Assembly Rooms on Broadway, between Twenty-eighth aod Twen' yninth-els,, TOMORROW (Timrsday) EVENING, end continne throuzh FRIDAY and SATURDAY, A larre gumber of articles wil be of red suitable for Holiday Prescuts, Thers will bes collection of Paintings and Statuary not belore opened to the public; slo a Prowessde Con vert. avd Singing and Recitstions by the Cuildien, G {RAND FAIR and FESTIVAL, with PROME- NADE CONCERT, THIS PVENING, sad EYERY EVENING TILL DEC, 15 IN THE SPACIOUS HALL OF ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, entrance og Twenty-eighth aud Twenty -uinth ots. ‘between Lexington and Third-aves, Mudie furnished dy the celebrated Orchestra of Theodore Thomas. Drswetic porformances every evening by scversl smsteur compagies, Twenty tables, attended 150 ladies FV xcellsutly furniflel Refreshment Saloon. Brillant coup d' ell. U nusnally large od splendid srray of articles, ws cious. neefnl and ormamental espe islly suitable for HOLIDAYS Variety of Ame ata BH for Chilldren, between the hours of Sand 6 p.m Doors open from 3 till 10§ p. m. Childeen not admitted after 6p. mw. Admission 20 cents; Seasons Tickets $1. Proceeds to sid in paying for the ne arly towpletod enlargement, or: ing by steam, and decernting of the C hare he Ble sors. Steinway Sons have kindly lout one of their cele Grand Pisvos, ADIES FAIR, For the Benefit TWENTY-FIRST.ST. RE FORME 0 ‘ou TCH CHURCH, Somerville Art Gallery, (DeGarme’s Academy, r. Fifth-ave. and vrteentn-ot,, Tn ESDAY “AND WEDNEMAY, Dee. tl and 12, Open from 2 o'clock p.m Adwission Twenty-five Cents. Insurance Compames. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW-YORK, OFFICE, 5 ‘orner of BROADWAY and LIBEWIY STS. F. WINSTON, President. CASH *ASSLUT'S, NOV. 1, 1000... 17,316,001 N3. This Company insves Life, Endowment, sud Pama-up Policies, in various forma, and at rates es favorable as is consistent with security. DIVIDENDS ANNUAL, AND INYCASH, which way be used fo payment of premiums, or ou paid-up Policies, as an spnual Cash Income to the Awured. Attention is calied to the INSTALMENT 1'EATURIL, seeutior to the beneficiaries Annuities for any number of years alter the death of the Assured. RICHARD A. MoCU RDY, Vice President. sukrrann HoMANS, Actuary. I8aAC ARBATT. 4 Secretaries, Jomn-M. STUART SAFESE AND CHEAPEST SYSTEM oF INSURANCE. Cash Capital, Serip Participation. WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY, 172 BROADWAY, COR. OF MAIDEN LANE aren GA RTT A Lvs nse sprersoes is sut-sutiBif 00. ASSETS, FEB, 1, FEIT CTT FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND NAVIGATION FF The Polici a w peas rau 25 per cent f the CR to he gg 4 LE nd sit TR Wee Loring h/t BELTING. ORO. A. HICKCOX, No. 73 Packman st. R SALE—A second-hand BOI wixd coils of 450 fest of onasineh To sch; No. 3 Orecne-st. vipe fad tatat of Jp meh pp st No. 39 POBTABLE 3 ee w MILLS. AAA J FEATHER nA, bs Ca la, 40 Gpastiapdi ot, B. SON INDNSTRIAL SCHOOL “ROG a a eros Anr PARAS LW-YORK THEATER. Lasoo and Managers, Lowis Baker. THURSDAY EV, he G13 gat wilkbe presented for the firgh ime in Amertes, tho grest r ALIS AN FAIRY bPalT ALE, teanslated (Ow ie Freweh, iu As Acts, Ly Mi, L. BR. Pessux oat it! CENDRILILON, gow eojoying an ui oe dented rpy af tho Theatr da Ghatole?, and Lich wi he pre wdoced with TENURE LY NEW SOENERY sud MAGNIFICENT WARDROBE, onder the om diate stpervision tof BALLIE A. BIKCKLE YX. INTRICATE MECHANICAL RETRO, By Messrs. J. Denham: and Roundy. Mew aug Appropriaie h Muse, by. +300 sss RY on, Elega J. Lon y aod E. Yeanans, SCOm ETE COS bi’ BALLET oF "FIFTY LADIES, sioXDR 1 N. TIT y 5 POW ERT C Prince COMING, sessrsrssrsanes seven vs Miss Eliza Newton Condrillon........ Mrs. W. Gomersal Ursais de ie Javotze.... Madelon._% Ocul, suressis Presiden UPOBassssssyere Queen of the Be se ARRES SEARS SS nun Raa of the Righ RR TRA Kre: urlyburly XIX. ooeviives cessavesenness Mr Mark eh a la Pinchonniere,.... Jolieoeo, Prime Minister... hi ch Balti issvs irernarisie. iiirenvesiie ii Sm THE FIVE BENSES. Bblisses Beity Pierce, Josie 8 Suit Francis, Carrie Brown este llo. PRIRCESSHS oF Hin SLE oF FLOWERS, isses Louden, Dien and 8 Janey, PRINC EASES or ilk i ATE RELY ns. Misses Mary Stecey. lo Bogart, Charles. PRINCE SES OF 1 THE CigTAL GROTTORS, Miswes Nettie Bush, Josie Stee wn hans 1sncis. PRINCHIBES OF VOLCANIC ISL Misses Fiteh, Henuiog, Slimm and Wri 7s of the Court, Huzzars, Amazons, Lords, Ladies, Peasants, Fire-Demons, Glow-Worma, The Court of Cupid, &e., by the Corps de Ballet and a host of auxiliaries. Foray of seesery aod lu idontas sot bills of the day. BO BEATS. SEC URED SI .D SIX DAYS I Abv ANCE. pr 0 1] mense due ja speetacty the TH ENTE "Wikis BE of the Bet, THIS 115 (WEDNE DAY) EVENIN JARNUM AND VAN SCH? 8 MUSEUM Ag Te Co COMBINATION, Huee, ate, MENAGERIE hv AMA THE PERFOAIND ANIAPALS IN ThE ABENA Y MOR high AND EVENING, On schon uo all hours ENTIRE VAN AMBU RH C "OLLECTION OF LIVINGWILD ANIMALS, to which has just been added A LIVING GIRAFFE, OVER 15 FEET HIGH, the only a on this Contines PERFOR ws ES EA FRY MORNING, J xr 1 O'CLOCK, nin ARENA. HOUT EXTRA PERIURSING ELVPIANT ait LIND. TitE NLW AND SPLEN he 18 THE LIO WER TER This hEN OF wi To The modety Soad La ulioduce the ONDE HR A ger THE TRICK pasiEa, ND PER FOI NG MONKEYS, THE ANIIALE A Wa BF Fioh IN PRES OF VISIT ul 12 0 GLACE. NOOX EVENING A THE ait PERFORMANCES TN THE ARENA. Previous to which wiil be presen ed the smusing Fairy Spectacular F xtravaganza of KABRI; OR, THE WOODEN SHOEMAKER, GORDON CUMMINGWCOLLECTION, JOHN TOLLELT, THE [RASH Jal] bot AGED SIXTEEN YEARS: WEIG ROLKDS, MAMMOTIL FAT MAN, W EIGITING dis POU DS, A GIANT AND GIANTESS, FACIE OV ER EET HIGH, Sav Mars S IRC ASIAN g fi A Ww osmorsmas, Learned Seal, Huppy Fuml'y, Gra ax Figures, and 200,000 other iy. i, Admission 30 cents. Children imder ten, 15 conte. N IBLO® GARDEN. at Lewes and Manager. PIR POT TA MIWEHEATLEY., Noorsopen ut 7. Commence ot 7} TUS FATADLIAIMENT DO®S NOT ADVERTIAR IN THE N. X. HERALD. 5 EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY AFTERNOOON, UNPRECEDENTED DE Rrss OF i, BLACK iy ucing Jarrett GREAY ARIS NXE BALLET TiRoUPE, Sh ih SILVER CA AND THE GRAND T ANSFORMATION SCENE. Seats can be secured six day advunes, GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATU RDAY. COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK wiywhich occasion the prices will be ONE DOLLAR Ja oq J to al parts of the house. No vatra charge for reserved seats, during the week, TEW-YORK Cire Us, Foust lat. opposite the Acalouy of Muasie. B. LENT esis vas sus sssnssssssDirector.” MATINEES SWEDRESDAYS AND re UL RDAYE, upon which occasion ALL THE VAST RESOURCES of the New York Circus will be brought into requisition te furnish an tars ment slike ELRIATFUL TO OLD AND YOUNG! EVERY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK, will be presented brilliant salection of diversified SCENES IN THY CIRCLE, introducing MLLE. CARLOTTA DE B THE GREATEST LADY RIDER hg Ti WORLD, whose UNPARALLELED FE ATS OF OF EQUITATION sre the a and adad 5) THE CHILD W UNDER, and the entire forces ACCOLPLISUED RIDERS, GYNXASTS, CLOWNS, ACROBATS, CONTORTIONISTS, AND PANTOMIMISTS, included iu the IMMENSE CIRCUS TROUPE attached to this ovublishaent, eckuowledzed to be THE LARGEST AND BEST which can be secured any day L. ayer brought toseiher in America, torether with sll the HIGHLY TRAINED HORSES: AND PONIES flat form so eminent a feature among the sttractious of this Fay ORITE FAMILY RESORT. TALLACK™. Proprietor and Manager.......... Mr. LESTER WALLACK. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC, 18¢8, will bo presente] Goda ti's Great and Favorits Comedy entitled HE STOOPS TO CONQUER, with ophropristy Se NE TUostumes, Appointments, and FTANGARD CAST "OF TIS THEA ATER, ineloding Cy LESTER WALLAUR, oun LBERN GEO. HOLLAND, W. YOUNG, B. T. GGOLD. J. C. W{L- LIAMSON, UEOPGE BROWNE, LEON MRD, GRAMAM, CASHIN, s POPE, WARD, Miss MARY GANNON, Mise MAD 1. ALINE HENRIQUES TES, Mrs. VERNON, LEN a LE Sikh WaLLack TH nSPLY AND FR DAY, DEC. 13 and 14, in Lis own original comic A entitled TRAL PARK. _¢ SATURDAY, De 1510 MARRY OR N MARRY. After whigh, first time this sehson, the excellent farce of DEAF AS A POY During Mr. WALLACK'S ‘ugugiaeat, (which musi vecessarily be liited) lie wil ht g ar in an rely AND ORIGIN AL CHARACTER COMIC DRAMA, replete with novel and picturesque efee Sd in activo rehearsal, sud which will short!y be produced, written by TT. W. ROBERTSON and ARTE Hi WARD, esqy., entitled OURS.” Box Office open from 2 till 4 daily. Doors open at 7}; commence at 8 o'clock. (zFRMAN THALIA THEATER, in anew No. SIC BROADWAY, opposite St, Nie Shales Hotel. WEDNESDAY, Dee. 12 Finth ADpReE ee of Mr. BOGUMIL DAW IRON in ro great role as CT BE LISLE" and Rudd 1 VON KU "DORK ARTZ TEMPLE OF MYSTE RY, Dodworth Hall, No. 806 Broadw The public is respectiully tukinsel ol phat the DOP ILLUSIONIST, will REOPEN at the above Halt on MONDAY EVE, DEC. with Wonder sud Mirecles of an Dt riaary charucter. Mr. A, SERGWICK will perform on the linglish Conesstive. For sale at the Hall from 10 till 4 Ti kets, SOc, reserved resin; a) Doors open at 4: cotume Ml LTUM IN FaRvo VERY SOON. "ELLY LEON™ MINSTRELS, No. 720 BROADWAY, A New Proghmme: Carnival Dance, LEON'S KELLY Pevecnted Darkey, Dandreary, LEONS ELLY Afric Polke, lwmense Furore LEON'S KELLY Country Julations, created By LEON'S KELLY atrimony, these popu LEON'S KELLY Wake the Wake, Minstrels, LEON'S (UD WORTH™ MINSTRELS. —=FIF TH AVENUE OPERA Jones ad aining Fifth-ave otel, ENTIRE CHARGE OF RGR AM LE, Ho i ADOW PANTOMINE. ware 9) ABRAHAM. CONGRESSMAN SAD U ¥INEST UARTETTE, MATINEE EVERY BR ATERDAY AT 24 P.M (LN TON HAL Ly x ASTOR-PL, ACE, BROADWAY. vO THE on FE) POLYNATION. LI MIMIC, from the Rotands, a, snd Oxford street, London, Line anuouneing Hm PIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA, hia s inal Enter Y OF NATION MONDAT. bain Tt Aud EVERY NG 1 8 o'clock. rved Seats Seats. 50 50 conta; Rese cents extra, ANCE SHUTZ MU MUSICAL L INSTITUTE, es No. MLE STECK'S MUS ALL. a oy “COND A eg 0 at 13 0 D UL SOIREE. Doon Admission, $1. a Wa FREA AK OF 1 NATURE. —The Er rar i oH 6. L. FOX. ES THE "FAcHAS PETS. hl TON oF FRENCH £ND FLEMISH PICTURES Is sow open at the s1uslo BUILDING, TENTILST, era ADMISSION FREE, THIS mm i clock, ‘MADAME MONTANIA” SHEET WAX for Wax JA Floweon. 39 cents por desea, fo. 719 Broadway, ven Bagi ot Lee the honor 3 Will sppear "Gillan. "Beats may now be Qmosements. rh Ea a INTER GARDEN. nme EL Hort 174 Armacmion, tn SSR MOE adh To Ce FARE it ite eo se THURS A (H} EATCRDAY ih TY is THE ArOs Sas may bo cured MATINEE and EVENING ox Gays bs GAR GARDEN. of orn i DUOCIIEL 1 0 ns 4 wus ussnnss ousted sibnss nsssnts sss TONIGHT FE BAHIA vi In the revival a—y BARR 4) SEVILIE, inagmad S HONS iE PENI will be produced i THE SAREE 1 SE with snsmequaled oa LLER, wv coun BEE RECAST “YRIbAY: Dac, 14341, BARAGLY on Ming, Suing SATURDA LE OPERA WATINEE. QI i o0 Coats. LAS NIGHT BUT THREE Pn DAVENPORT, WEDNESDAY EV EXIKO end SATURDAY MATINEE, THE SOL OF FORTUNE. THURSDAY —STRANG JIONEX MOON. RIDAN—BEXIA 17-11 TURDAY. fy OATS ad BLACK EYED SUSAN. MONDAY, Dec. 17, the NS, i two favorite charactors, on binge a PU J3ROOKLYN 'N ACADEMY or MUSIC. Bg 1 ii KT 8 Ax aan 8 ON THURSDAY ROSSINI'S TIHL ba oF SEV with a cast a halos b u, «GIORGIO RY Se SORES, of Severved Seats sud Bichon pill companies THE 0X New York 41 Noa. 113 and 114 Broadway. IFTH WEDNESDAY JFOPULAR CONCERT T STEINWAY HALL. WEDNESDAY EVENING. fc 12, ot 8 o'dlock. LIBBIE SMI. Sir. WENZEL RoPTAS Mr 0. W, COLBY... Pianiety Mr. THEO. 0. THOMAS. ietosunserpunsesCOblBER CELEBRATED TSTRA. 50k aga ns rs sassrisseeeeesurnnnongs ran DOORS Reserved Seats Cents extre. oo QONGS OF SCOTLAND. GREAT SUCCESS OF is D. KENNEDY, THE SECOND GRAND TF STEIN AY Y HALL, ON FRIDAY EYDRING DECEMBER 14. AT 8 O'CLOCK. ening will be agrfollows: sss snstanannnninns he Bay of Biscay, 0,” Johny Cope, end wha hae wi’ Wallace Ried, Tickets 50 conta. Tabs liad at oF the uuisic storer. _ Reserved seats 50. ceuts extra. STEIN ways ROO IB, WEDNESDAY Der, 3 hy rr o'clock, FIRST GRAND Ms J. A. DAWSON, American assisted by Mr. OTN YICHBERO graesssresiosensest ais Vi og HEE Mr {E Tichuts $l, Tor'ssle at at the Hall and Beer Broadway (RAND "CONCERT the VIVE POINTS MISSION CHIGOREN, PTA HALL, East Fourtesnth-st., THURSDAY EVENING, Dee. 13, commencing a 7 o'clock p. uw Led by Miss EMMA CASE, Pianist. H GRAFULLA'S SEVENTH REGIMEXT BAND wil! bo in attendance. 50 cents. «May he-lnd at ts Bodh Hall way Kopi Ho. 204 Ho and Grosby-ats., and at Ul (EAT I' MASONIC AM In sid of the HALL AND ASYLUM FUND, 1s now open, At the Presbyterian Charch, corner of Grand and Crosby-sts. The display of goods will be unususlly attractive and presents advantages for thosa wishing to purchase for the Holidays. The proceeds of this Fair are to Lo Lo the erection of v8 Asylum as 8 home for widows and orphans, the aged sod indigent, end strongly to the Syapthisnist the Ghusilts Siapusah x Admission Season tickets dmission Zipente, TE FAIR OF THE UNION HOME ANE SCHOOL. for the education snd maintenance of the Orphans of ous Soldiers and Sailors, is now open st the Union Genera! Rooms, cornes of Broadwaysand Twenty-third af. Donations to the fair may be sont to Mes. CHAS. P. DALY «Acting President, No. or to Mre. DAVID HOYT, Secretery. No. 168 Heury:st.. 1 N.Y. RUSERVED SEATS for First Nights CENDRILe vile Ee MS EES, Lectures and Aleetings. i a A A. FAVARGER™ READ Ag Yor GAT EVRA Der is is the Cb Chapel of Ne. 9 Univertihy places gry ue Keo 138 Madisoriave elk tna "DUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN CR THE ig te OF NEW YORK~ from QL olius Cesar) THIS (Wednesday) EVENT at-§ Twenty-second-at. Vibare. eoroer s 0 A Dl ae sterly Sr. 8-e00) fog AA Fegal Ngices. TOTICE is thereby ven that Spplication BON 9 RE ANCA FREFEN. our Convio Ot Say Dur yews Dated ewok rh vy roo esd OTT! TCE of APPLICATION for the dischar vent fram bs debts, Chapief of he Second Antics ot Firet Title of t the Rev Statutes, CHARLES M. Ja County of Renseelaer, an ort ws Seeds EA o'clock in the forenoay, to to show EER should not ‘bo made of wily in args frown his debts. CHARLES 031 Jaw low Wed N. LON at New-York Theater, aud for all other The stars of Amssement. Central Ticket oflice at CHICKERING No. 652 Broadway. will P. Y. SUPREME COURT.—EIMIAR W, NOYES JOHN F. SUARREPTS and BENJAMIN K. K. SHAR- RETT Summons for defendants:

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