New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
December 24, 1866

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Ne: ee adyibune, A yor. XXVI...No 8022. NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 866. PRICE FOUR CENTS. a i EUROPE. NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC. 23

SURRATT. BY TELF ORAPH TO THE TRIBUNE, ALZXANDRIA, Dec. 22.—Surrat was put en board the United States corvette Swatara. ies THE MEXICAN QUESTION. Loxpoy, Dec. 22.—It is reported on the Continent that the French authorities in Mexico seized the lug- gage of the psendo Emperor Maximilian, which had been carried to Vera Cruz, It is alleged that among this luggage were gecreted a number of private letters, which are calculated to compromise the Emperor Napoleon with the United States Government. Maximilian haughtily refused to give up the letters, when they were taken possession of as above stated, and be himself held a prisoner. a THE FENIAN MOVEMENT. Loxpox, Dec. 22.—The Fenian troubles in Ireland have entirely abated. The island is tranquil, and confidence has retarned to the people. a SPAIN. Loxvoy, Dec. 22.—The News this morning in an editorial says that Great Britain will certainly require the Spanish Government to justify the seizure of the British ship Tornado. The News, after reciting the history of the case, wherein it appears that the Tor- nado sailed from Liverpool on the 27th of September for Callao, Pern, and when near that port was unlaw- fully seized by the vessels of the Spanish navy and her crew subjected to unusually cruel treatment, em- phatically says that Spain must apologize or indem- nify. There is a ramor that another conspiracy, having for its object the destruction of the lives of the ruling powers and the subversion of the form of government, has been discovered at Madrid. The danger hassince been effectually guarded against. smelt AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA. Loxpox, Dec. 23. —The Journal de St. Pctersburg denies that any unfriendly feelings exists between the Governments of Austria and Russia, and asserts that, on the contrary, both are earnestly endeavoring to fos- ter the best mutual understanding. ec ITALY. Froxexck, Dec. 23.—Itis again reported that Men- abrea is to be reappointed Minister of Italy at the Im- perial Court of Vienna, FLORENCE, Dec, 23.—Orders bave been issued to arm two vessels to support the claims made by Italy on Turkey, in regard to the affair of the mail steamer Prince Thomas. Advices from Rome report that the Pope appears to be in a feverish frame of mind, and little disposed to regard with favor an arrangement with the Itali in Government, although he received counsels from all quarters to incline to moderation and appease Raly. France supports the efforts of Italy, which have as yet been of no avail. BE RUSSIA. Beruix, Dee. 23.—The Upper House of the Prus- sian Chambers has agreed to the budget as amended by the House of Deputies, and bas also adopted the bills to annex the Duchies to the Kingdom of Prussia. HUNGARY. Prsti, Dec. 23.—~Baron Beust, in a speech yester- day, said that the appointment of a Hungarian Minis. try was a mere question of time. CANDIA. Loxpox, Dec. 23.—Advices from Candia state that fighting still cofftinues there, and that the Turks had strengthened their blockading fleet around the Island, Re SWITZERLAND. Berye, Dec. 23.—The Swiss Assembly yesterday voted an appropriation of twelve millions of francs, for the purchase of breech-loading rifles.

HAYTL LiverrooL, Dec. 23.—The steamer Bolivar, from Port au Prince Dec. 2, has arrived heré. She reports that the town of Miraguano, in Hayti, was entirely destroyed by en incendiary fire. I MARINE INTELLIGENCE. LiverrooL, Dec. 23.—The steamship Manhattan, which left New-York Dec. 12, has arrived out. E— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. LONDON MONEY MARKET. Loxpoy, Dee. 22, a. m.—The opening price for United States 5-20 bonds of J862 is 723. Loxpox, Dec. 22.—Consols are quoted at 89], Eries at 47, and Ilinois Centrals at 79, Monday will be observed as a holiday. Loxpos, Dec. 22, Noon.—United States 5.20 bonds are quoted at 72. Loxpox, Dec. 22.—The money market is quiet. Consols %0 for money. The following are the current rates for American securities: United States Five- Twenties, 72}; Erie shares, 49; Illinois Centrals, 75}. Loxpox, Dec. 22— Evening. —Consols for money bave slightly declined, the closing price being #93. American securities have also fallen off with the exception of Illinois Centrals. The fol- Jowing are the closing rates: United States Five-Twenties, 1862, coupon, 72}; Eries, 463; Illinois Centrals; 79. THE FRANKFORT BOURSE. Loxvox, Dec. 22.—Telegrams from Frankfort quote United States Five-twenties at 76§. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool, Dee. 22—Noon.—The Cotton market opens firm and unchanged at yesterday's prices. The sales of to-day will reach 12,000 bales. Liverpool, Dee. 22—Evening.~The Cotton market to-day has been quiet and steady. The sales have been about 13,000 bales at yesterday's price, viz: 14jd. for Middling Uplands, ANTWERP PETROLEUM MARKET. AxTwERP, Dec. 22.—Petroleum is quiet at 533f. er FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE. B——— LONDON. GREAT REFORM DEMONSTRATION—THE MERT- ING IN ST. JAMES'S HALL AND MR. BRIGHT'S SPEECH—MR, AYRTON'S ATTACK ON QUEEN VIC- TORIA—THE QUEEN'S RECEPTION AT WOLVER- HAMPTON——=THE HUNTER LIBEL CASB—MAXI- MILIAN. From Qu: Special Correspondent. 8 Loxpox, Dec. 7, 1866. All London, all England indeed I may say, has been excited during the past week by the great de- monstration of the Trades in favor of Reform, which came off on Monday last. I hinted in my last at the scare which this move on the part of the proletarists, as our neighbors call them, had produced in the up- per strath of society. So serious were the apprehen- sions of the impending gathering aud procession, that there was actually a temporary emigration of coneid- erable dimensions from the West End. The Govern- ment held Cabinet councils daily to consider whether troops should be called out and the whole shisg et down, or whether any and what facilities should be iven to the Trades in working out their wished will, John Manners, as President of the Board of Works, and therefore Conservator of the Royal Parks for the time being, and Mr. Walpole, as Secretary for the Home Department, received deputations with bland expressions of good will, and inability to either help or minder. Hyde Park, they said, could not be used of course, as the question of meeting there was in abeyance, to be settled probably by a legal tribunal, but certainly they might muster in the Mall (the broad THE walk which sepprates Bt. J sweg's aud the Green Pak). anybody was at liberty to occupy the Mall peaceably; and Primrose Hill, which had heen offered by the late liberal Government for like purposes, was at their dis. posal. The police could not be charged with the duty of keeping the peace. Neither on the other hand could #pecial constables from the Trades be sworn in; forto give the necessary locus standi for swearing in special constables, somebody must swear that they feared a breach of the Queen's peace. How could this be done when Her Majesty's Government wero convinced of the intense loyalty and peaceable intentions of every one connected with this interesting movement, The leaders of the Trades could not of course take any such profane oaths. Meantime, as the men declined Primrose Hill, it was difficult to suggest where the meeting could be held. So the Government balaneed and swayed backward and forward. Taking example by them, the enterprising owner of Cremorne Gardens, smart man of business, of conservative proelivities, quietly backed out of his agreement to allow the gathering in his gardens of questionable repute. Really the situation was becoming embarrassing to courteous Cabinet Ministers, at their wit's end how to sit gracefully on the fence, and Trades Union leaders puzzled at finding themselves in these unwonted rela- tions with Right Honorables, To the eynical or dis- interested looker-on, the whole spectacle had a sort of lumbering humor about it, while the rest of the public were half angry and half frightened, but desiring above all things to see on one side or other Some sharp purpose midst the twitter.” The question of meeting-place was solved at the eleventh hour, by Lord Ranelagh, an Irish Peer, a Tory of the Tories, the Colonel of the Fourth Middle- sex Volunteers, and lessee in that capacity of a large drill-ground and rifle range just a of the fashion- able suburb of South Kensington. This ground be offered to the Trades, thereby entitling himself at least (as folks say) to a step in the Peerage and an English coronet, for having delivered his leaders from an em- barrassing dilemma, London reposed in comparative peace on Advent Sunday. The morning of Monday, the 3d, rose fine enough, and the weather held up till noon, Then a slight drizzle set in, which got worse and worse as the afternoon advanced, and ended in a steady drenching rain. Taking this fact into consid- eration, and also remembering that the organizers of the demonstration were not the trusted and acknowl- edged leaders of the Trades Unions, but only men who are ambitions of becoming so, and who seize every chance of thrusting themselves forward, in the hope of obtaining their ends by persistent self-assertion, the procession and meeting may perhaps bo considered as 8 success. So, at any rate, it strikes observers as in- telligent as M. Louis Blane, whose letter to the Temps has been republished here. He makes light of the fact that not more than some 206,000 took part in the procession, dwells on the excellent spirit that animated the men, their moderation, their longan- imity, their love of order.” All this, of course, is per- fectly true, but no sane Englishman expected any- thing else; and the mere fact that a large body of our artizans gathered and dispersed without wi or causing a breach of the peace, or threatening to over- throw established order, is not enough to satisfy us. Again, M. Louis Blanc's enthusiasm over his experi- ences in the crowd which gathered all along the line of march are most natural in a Frenchman, longing these many years in exile for the chance of seeing such a state of things in his own fair land. Not a soldier was to be seen, of course,” he says, Will you believe it 7 I had at first some difficult to dis- cover a policeman, which, for curiosity’s Le, I tried to do. However, by dint of searching, 1 perceived here and there one or two, lost among the crowd. They looked on at the procession with much interest. They were evidently there only as spectators, I refrain from all comment and from all comparison. There are certain facts which ak for themselves.” This, I repeat, is just the tone which one would be prepared for in a for- eigner of liberal principles, filled with the remem- brance of the gendarmes and other order-preserving machinery of bis own country, but it cannot be reck- oned for much among any English speaking people. And in good truth if we can just say that the demon- stration was success, it is as much as the facts will allow. The promoters talked so confidently of a million, half a million, 250,000, that when the last figure came to be divided by 10, the party of order” peeped out of their holes and soon began to become patronizing and a thought coutemptuovs, Had the Trades Unions been in earnest, beyond question they could have turned out the quarter of a million with ease, but there was no beart in the business with the majority of them. The old and sound doctrine not to allow their machinery to be used for political Jueposes, under the shadow of which they ave added one-third, at least, to the average rate of wages, was too strong to give way suddenly, even under the genuine and strong desire for reforma which no one now seriously doubts to exist in the class. So, on the whole, I for one am almost sorry that the open-air demonstration was pressed on at this time of year, and the next night's meeting in St. James's Hall, at which Mr, Bright made one of his great speeches, was not so good a one as to turn the scale to any satisfactory extent. There whre no crowds unable to get in, and drifted away into the smaller halls or quiet corners of the neighboring streets, to hear speeches from smaller guns, as thero was no room for them to hear the great one, as for instance, at the meeting at Exeter Hal in support of the North in 1861. The Hall was full, but not crowded uncomfortably, Mr. Bright, of course, re- ceived a most cordial welcome, and warmed up his audience till they sprang to their feet to cheer more heartily, time after time. Nor can I see that the speech is at all more dangerous than many which he and other less eminent orators have been making in the ast Autumn without causing any particular alarm. alf the old fogics of the Clubs are Pratine. day after day and night after night, of the frig tfully dangerous condition of our political and social life. Nobody cares much for them, it is true, or believes that they can see anything but shams through their old spec- tacles; but let Mr. Prigat say we are living on the slopes of a veleano (which is, by the way, no more true in his mouth than in that of the fogies), and the whole Platocratic press shrieks: Look! he is stirring the crater,” and the fogies join in chorus, and open their stores of billingsgate upon the head of a great man who has been singing their own song. However, I don't believe Mr. Bright cares one straw for the whirlwind of abuse and scurrility, and why should any one else? He made a notable example of Ayrton, the member for the Tower Hamlets, toward the end of the meeting. That gentleman, who has been notoriously depre- cating reform during the paet session, ivi} voting with Government, and who bas not neglected oppor- tunities of giving Bright the most Shippers kind of backing for some time past, came into the meeting, and, being called on to speak, had the bad taste to attack the Queen for not having come up to Bucking- ingham Palace to encourage the trades, He referred sneeringly to her prolonged mourning, aud this fairly roused the member for Birmingham, who is, in private life, one of the tenderest hearted and domestic of men, unless report lies. He has a strong liking for the Queen, grounded, probably, on her very esolation and inability to face the tinsel conventional side of her own old iife, again as a widow, and he burst out upon the member for the Tower Hamlets with a repreof, the words of which must have dropped like bot sealing- wax on the somewhat thick mental cuticle of that honorable gentleman. Those who heard it say that Bright was never finer or more powerful, and this little incident will probably do much to counteract the pauic, real or feigned, which polite society bas been manifesting at his late doings and speeches. The English loyalty to the Crown, which burns so strongly in the most unexpected quarters, has becu illustrated remarkably in the extraordinary reception which the Queen has just received at Wolverhampton, The black country, as every one knows, is the rough- est, coarsest part of England. The old song of Wednesbury Cocking ends, For are all cruel by nature, And for deeds the most shockin'— Rob Baker he whacked his own father, And thus ended Wednesbury Cocking. And 50 years has made but small difference in their habits manners; but before the royal presence the other day the rough crowd bent in loyalty and devo- tion, like corn before the wind. I don't pretend to understand or account for it, but give itto you as flict. The verdict in the great libel case of Dr. Hunter agt. The Pall Mall Jaa wos delivered jihet dust r was dispatched, It was for the dam- reso TAR ne farthing, being, of course, in Bpug me r pi] a justification of the libel— i) a decision which as given great satisfaction, aud ap- pears to be plainly right on the merits. Dr. Hunter and bis English colleagues have indulged in a system of puffing their own wares and blowing their own trumpets—contemptible enough in any ease, but which becomes dangerous and abominable when used for the purpose of deeoying the victims of such a dis- ease 48 consumption into their toils. The trial is im- portant in another point of view, as indicating a reac- tion in favor of public writers, who have of late years victory for the ud pmsl) merey in pur courts whes susigoed for far less trenchant articles than that which hae, in all probability, finished the career of Dr. Hunter in London, We are anxiously expecting Maximilian back from Mexico. They say here that a French steamer has gone ont to meet him, with advice that he should Jand in Spain, where he is to find an emeute ready for him, and possibly the erown of the Peninsula! There is the last shave of the clubs here for you. T. H, Es IRELAND. THR FENIAN PANIC—EXTRAORDINARY PRECAUTIONS OF THE GOVERNXMENT—ALLEGED INTENTION OF THR FENIANS TO EMPLOY THE GREEK FIRE "—THROW- ING UP OF EARTHWORKS AROUND THR MAGAZINE IN THB PHENIX PARK-—TROOPS FROM ENGLAND STILL COMING IN—SBEARCIHES FOR JAMES KTE- PHENS, &O\ From Our Special Correspondent, Ie po Dunniy, Dee. 8, i866, However it may bo in other parts of the country, the Fenian panic would abate in this city, if the Government would let it, It was decidedly abating for some days— there is unanimous testimony to that effect—but the ex- traordinary nature of the preparations for the emergency which are being mado by the Government has revived it. Troops had been poured in, but their presence would bo required to speedily quell a movement which would assume no greater pope ons than a brief riot in the streets, But what are people to think when they find the Commander- in-Chief preparing Dublin Castle to resist a siege and not only Dublin Castle but the powder magazine in Phenix Park, which ig already pretty well defended. It is a strong fortification, mounting several caunon, and sur- rounded by a deep ditch, There is but one entrance to it, which 18 well guarded, the guus bearing on it having a raking and converging fire, while inside the gate as well as outside, palisades are fixed in suitable positions, Yet the Government aro having it further strengthened by earthworks, which are being erected undor the supervision of engineer officers ately arrived from England, This looks really serious. Such labor and expense would not be gone to it the authorities supposed the insurrection with which they are threatened could lead to no wore than au hour's contliev in tho streets, Then as to Dublin Castle, scores of men are at work there to-day digging up the ground and laying in large water-pipes from the mains in the streets. This is being done because information has reached the Government that the Fenians intend to burn down the buidings with Greek fire” —the liquid stuff, some cases of which were recently discovered by the police mm Liverpool—and they want to be prepared for that contingency with a plenteous supply of water. ‘I'hat the Fenians may have some such intentions is not impossible, The Castle buildings stand in the midst of a crowded part of the city; the stfeets around it are in some places so narrow that a missile of any sort conld easily be pitched from the windows right info the Custle yards; and bottles of the infernal stuff referred to could be heaved in as easily as anything else. That the Fenians know where to lay their hands on a sup- ply of that stuff is a statement which has often been whispered about among a few persons, and which now scons to be getting noised abroad among the public. Itis said also that a strong palisading 1s to be erected inside the gates, and that in a few duys we shall soe sand-bags piled up there, and guns peeping out between, in the Crimean fashion. What a pretty state of things in the Irish i after seven hundred years of British connection n order that, should any disturbance arise, the military may be able to act at once, without the intervention of po- lice magistrates, 8 number of the military and naval ofli- cers in Dublin and Kingstown have been sworn in as Justices of the Peace, Among them are Col. Solby Smith, Col. Forrester, Major McCourt, and Capt. Chadwick of the military force; and of the naval, Capts. Hutchinson, Wil- cox and Vaughan, The Commander-in-Chief and some others were sworn in lust year, and still retain their com- missions, A number of additional vessels are under orders for the coast of Ireland, and are shortly to put to sea. Three of them--the Wivern, turret sloop; the Kenearch armor sloop; aud the Ilector, armor frigate, are formidable vessels. One would suppose from the number of the ficet placed on our cowst, that the Government were prepariog for war with some naval power, instead of with the Fenians, The 71st Highland Light Infantry and the 45th Regiment are ordered to Ireland. The Ist Royal Dragoons and the 14th Hussars have been ordered to hold themselves in readiness to rocod to ireland. A battery of the 13th Brigade, Royal Artillery, arrived in Dublin yesterday, from Ho Jest, Tho 28th Company Royal Engineers arrived at Dublin, from England, yesterday, Oue company of the 50th Regiment proceeded from Athlone to Galway yester- fav, as a reénforecwent for the troops already stationed there. A troop of the 6 Dragoons has been ordered to Lim- erick to reéuforce the troop already in that place. Ar ther troop of the sawe regiment has been ordered to rejoin headquarters at Cahir, The detachment of tho 6th Foot, recently ordered to Dungarvan, in consequence of the ap- pearance of a suspicious vessol” on the coset, have re turned to their former quarters in Lismore Castlo, the seat of the Duke of Devonshire. And a good deal of such re- enforcing and shifting about has been done during the week, Telegrams in the Dublin papers to-day state that the Government have under consideration a scheme for increasing the English mounted constabulary by 3,000, to be drafted to Irelund if necessary.” The force is to be armod with breech-loaders, and no Irish need apply” is to bo the rule, us “it is to bo somposed exclusively of Englishmen.” Of the troops at present in Dublin a re- warkably large progeitios aro Highlanders. It looks asf the Government, belleving that the real tug of war comes “when Greek meets Greek,” meant to fight Celts with Celts. At the samo time it is to be recollected that those so-called Highland regiments, dressed in hose and tartans, are in reality composed of men draw from various parts of the three Kingdoms. 1 dare say the Highlanders predominate in numbers, but among those bare-legged warriors yon can hear any day the Yorkshire dialect and the Munster brogue. The most thoroughly English regiment we have here is the Cold- stream (Guards, s very fine looking body of men, decidedly anti-Irish in feeling, and hated sbove all other regiments by the Dublin people. Aud not only by the Dublin people, but by the Insh soldiers. A coaple of years ago, when the samo regiment was quartered in this aty, scarcely a night used to pass without fights in the publie houses between these men and soldiers of some of the Irish regiments; and to such a pitch did the animosity between them rise that the Guards were, on that account— according to the popular understanding of the saffair— removed from Dublin. Whenever any members of that force are drunk in our streets, as often happens, they are Say apt to use insulting expressions toward the people and the country. Latterly there is less complaint of them thau there used to be, owing, doubtless, to the fact that the soldiery aie not now allowed as much personal liberty as they werp some mouths ago, and are kept more within their barracks, especially at night. The police have orders to prevent auy person from loitering in the peighborbood of apy of the Dublin bar- rucks.” Two young men were, ou Thursday, brought be- fore one of the police magistrates, charged with that offense. They had been looking in at the new defensive works, and had been heard to sa “What can we do now! Those fellows iu there i fire out und kill us be- fore we could do anything.” That expression of a belief in the puissance of the British Hoo and the excellence of the engineering arrangements o Richmond barracks, the magistrate could hardly treat as crime, but he required bails for their good behavior from the men before he re- leased them from custody. So it seems there is danger in looking at those barracks, or making suy remarks about them, one way or another. The safest plan when passing them by is to affect not to see them. Among the persons arrested this week, one is charged with attempting to seduce a soldier from his allegiance, end another is charged with tampering in a hke mauner with a policeman. Two or threo of the arrested had, while under the influence of something stronger than water, avowed themselves members of the Fenian brotherhood, and indulged in high-toned soliloquies on the glorious time at hand. Some houre afterward, in the refrigerating atmosphere of a police cell, they probably repented of their communicativeness, but too late, The “Grand Orange Lodge of Ircland” met in the Rotundo, Dublin, ou Thursday, and adopted an address to the members of their fraternity, the purport of which is timt Orangeism was and is the safoguard of the country, that Roman Catholics have been taught to hate the British connection, and that the Orangemen of Ireland are ready to fight for its maintenance. As usual in such docu- ments, the address contains very many pious expressions, and declarations of the amiable and peaceful temper of the Orange body. Brethren,” it says, “in the spirit of Christian kindness demanded by our institution, we desire as far a8 in us lies, to promote iove aud peace among all men.” The pie 0 Ireland generally regard that style of language, from that quarter, as what Artemus Ward would call sorter ironical.” A loyal member of the Cork Corporation, Alderman Casey, bas given the following notice of motion, to be considered at the meeting of that body on Monday: «That we, the Corporation of Cork, do call on all the various Corporations aud Commissioners of Ireland to unite with us in forming such a fund (additional to the reward offered by Government for the apprehension of the rebel James Stephens), as will, by its amount, bo likely to obtain such information as would lead to his arrest; and, further, that we do at ouce vote the sum of £100 toward that fund.” It is not likely that the corporation will adopt that resolution, Alderman Casey can hardly suppose they will do so. But he kuows bis motion will attract the at- tion of the Government, aud probably he has an end serve thereby. A J.P.ship for himself or a place in the Post-Office er Customs for his son would probably sat- isfy his aspirations. the widst of all this political excitement the country is wonderfully free from ordinary crime. So light is the calendar in Dublin that one of the Judges said a few da ago he narrowly a pair of white gloves.” The co ndent of The Times writes: ‘‘It is stated that the streets of Cork were never so quiet as they aro at resent. There is an utter absence of the rowdyism that Ritherto prevailed, especially on Sunday nights and Mon- day mornings. To some nervous persons L is extraordi- ary quiet is ominous, like dead calm before a storm.” In the worst of times crime cousisted for the most part of the class of offenses Whigh poring fom poyHV and of agrarian disturbances; but of late years it is almost the rule with the judges at each assize to compliment the nd jurors on the state of their counties. And never as the peaceable and orderly condition of the country bc en more marked than it was while Fenianism wan at its hignt last year and than is is now. Indeed, Lord Kim- berly, in his celebrated speech in the House of Lords, re- ferred to this fuct, and stated that Fenianism was emifely f co of any connection with the ordinary forws of eriwi- nelity. ‘This being so, what ean be more unfair and un- true than the pretense set up by some of our Dublin papers that the Fenians are simply a pack of who pothing wore than an opiuNes ty for plunder No account of James Stephens yet. The police searched a number of houses in Waterford City for him somo days ago, but of course they did not find him. On Thursday the Liverpool police searched the house of a Dr. Warke, residing in Upper Hill-st., Toxteth Park, and a member of the Toxteth Park Board of Guardians, in expeetation of finding the Head Center concealed there, e Doctor wis furious at this outrage. He threatened to beat the po icemen, He demanded to know on what grounds they all visited his house on such a miseion. The snswer was, 0) did so in consequence of an anonymous letter they had received! The police bad in fact been hoaxed by somo wag who knew the Doetor to be an Orangeman and a fierce hater of James Stephens and of all Fenlans, Young Irolanders, and Repealers, But on James Stephens it depends whether or not, be- fore this month rolls away into the irrecoverable past, Irish insurgents and the soldiery of England are to meet in deadly conflict on the soil of Ireland. said in my last dispatch that the Dublin portion of the Fenian organiza- tion are well inclined to believe they are no watch for the Dublin garrison, and would have no business trying con- clusions with them in the streets. I have been well assured that such is the state of the case. Yet if James Stephens should bo able to show them that there is any gleam of hope for the cause in which they bave embarked, number of them are willing to dare all’ odds in carrying out bis directions. Perhaps, however, the Dublin men would not be called on to move at the outset of the strife —if strife there should be.. The movement is most likely to be inangurated in some of the Southern counties, and if it should make head there, some of the soldiery may be drafted from Dusf§n-—and then we cannot say what may happen. Should the C. 0. I. R. show himself one of these days in the South, at the head of 5000 disciplined men the hot-blooded and strong-armed Munster peasantry could not easibly be kept from flocking to his standard, and Hoaven only knows hows far aud wide end fast the flame might spread. But ean he do that Kor the present all 18 conjecture, While I write the police are making arrests in a tobacco shop at the corner of Sackville-st. have three per- sons in custody and are searching the house. Iam told two persons have been arrested within the last hour iu the neigh borhood of Smithfield, in the west end of the city. et I— FOREIGN SUMMARY. T——— GREAT BRITAIN, MARTIAL LAW, It begins to be mooted whether therarrest of Meany, the suspected Fenian, in London and transportation to Ireland for examination, does not endanger the liberties of the people Mr. Bright is charged with having fomented mischief by his speeches and letters in and relation to Ireland. It is asked whether the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland can arrest him in Man, chester and transport him before a court-martial in the dis- turbed distriots, BRIBERY IN ELECTIONS, Some washing of dirty linen occurred in public on the 6th, being a suit against Lord Ranelagh for moneys spent to promote his election for Middlesex at the last general election. The defendant summoned Mr. Disrneli as a witness, and un folded a sorrowful tale, to the effeet that the Tory Committee took him away from Borset, where hie was spending his own mene] to make a hopeless run for Middlesex at their expense, and that they left him to pay all the bills. The Judge expressed his sympathy for Lord Ranelagh, bis belief that Be ought not to pay, but informed him that the majesty of the law demanded the sacrifice of the morally just to the legally right, and made him pay. THE MINISTRY. The Spectator generalizes the rumors about discords in the Cabinet, and believes them premature. There are likely to bo Aifferences on the estimates, Mr. Disraeli resisting Gen. Peel's ambition to expand the army and navy. 1f a break-up were to come the Ministry would probably resign in a body. Lord Stanley, and not Gen, Pee), would be the House of Commons Jeader if a change should, despite all probabilties, deprive the Ministry of Mr. Disracli's eminent ability as a leader, RECTER'S MONOPOLY. The Spectator says that Keuter's resumé of the Message is a stingy and bad one. That great concern could have efo; one thousand words for a document so important to England and France. The President either bas, or has not, Congress, France and England at the same time, but no one can be certain which is true. Masta fot of this kind turn the ry bo Into a European nuisance, and if opened will, we trust, Caan the rows to nholisk ter's Monopoly, The Times ought to be ry eA hy A 0 Protest the 0 1 h singlo-handed but of not, then let us have si 'Awsocinted Press ou the American model. The £1,000 needed to telegraph two thousand words of the Message could have been obtained in a few hours by the journals. PROFESSOR MARTINEAU, The contest in the papers about Mr. Martinean's rejection yh University College, as Professor of Philosophy, continues. legal requisition to reconsider the vote of rejection has been made, ft is signed by 14 fellows and six other proprietors, in- eluding two wembers and one ex-member of the House of Com- Hons, THE ENGLISH CATHOLICS AND THE POPE. The Catholics of this diocese held a meeting on the evening of the 6th in St. James's Hall, to express sympathy with the Pope, promote the collection of Peter's pence, and influence public opinion in fuvor of the temporal power, Archbishop Manning presided and made the principal speech. Among the anditors there wos quite an array of British aristocracy and fashion. The eloquent Archbishop insisted upon the right of the Pope to the crown of Rome, charged the age with a great conspiracy aguinst the Papacy and pointed out that the Revolu. tion in Italy, awed so complacently by Englishmen have pow knocked at their own doors He demanded the sympathy of all for the silvery haired old man struggling alone with all the world. The Pope could never be- come civilly subordinate to any earthly prince it would never come 10 pass, however men might hope for it. This was no time —elluding to the Keform meeting—''to tear out the tie- beums of civilization, or pull off the roof-tree from the Christian world." The Popes held Rome by 300 years of martyrdom, 600 ears of conflict, one confessorship, and YOU years of sovereignty, it the Pope left Rome the faithful would not fear; but to shift the centre of Roman unity would convulse every government in Europe, and wise statesmen should see to it that the shock did uot come, All the speakers seemed disposed to appeal to the fears aroused by the strength of the Reform demonstration, the terri: ble directness of Mr. Bright's demand that the people be admit. ted to a share in the Government. One of them, Lord Arundel, expressed the opinion that if the glor of the Papacy were destroyed, we should look back from the ead level of Democracy to the happiness of the past.” Another speaker, Mr. Henry Matthews called Napoleon a new Pontius Pilate, and not con- tent with this deification of Pio Nino, added that the French Emperor wns ‘‘the incarnation of despotisrn and revolution," which oertainly makes the abused man a very great one. g@ The Treasurer's report showed that the collections of Peter's nce had been as follows in this diocese: In 1564, £1,245; in #65, £1,261 in 1866, £1,684—showing a steady increase, but no extraordinary zeal. Archbishop Manning annomnced that Similay meetings would be held in all the principal cities of the Kingdom, The Times of the Sth inet. has a leader on Archbishop Man: ning's speech. It says that nothing was said calenlated to carry a reasonable being one yard toward the conclusion for which the meeting was assembled. If the Pope had to take refuge with the Philistines, with the Egyptiang," or in the Cave of Adullam,” if he had a hole” or a “nest” to fly to, he would be in just that position in whiok Christiauity Las always been most free and most bold in spiritual matters. By accepting material supports, religion must to a certain extent become material, ssides, all the arguments of the Archbishop led straight to the opposite conclusion to that intended. 1145 Pon- tiffs have been driven from Rome, or never set foot in Rome, the city cannot be necessary to them. He appealed to Dissent ers, Nonjurors, Free-Kirk men; but all these h v human authority and regal sway in matters of faith f spirit of religion, 3 TOM BROWN. Lo Mr. Hughes, M. P.,, and Mr. Goschen, M. P., have both delivered addresses on educatien during the week. Mr. Hughes took occasion to express his earnest sympathy with Reform, having been challenged thercto by a letter from one of the invited guests who would not come because Mr. Hughes, almost as bad man as that demagogue, John Bright,” would be present, rn FRANCE. LAMIRANDE. This bank-robber has been sentenced to 10 years imprisonment. His counsel restored 110,000 francs of the stolen money during the trial. Lamirande declared that Le had given 191,000 france to some advocates in New-York to re- sist his extradition, who were to keep 56,000 francs if success. ful, and return the rest; but they only returned 30,000. The Judge said they were not advocates, but thieves, THE MEXICAN QUESTION. Four steamers have been added to the fleet which is to bring back the French troops, viz, the Foutenoy, Bayard, Ulm and Navorin, They will bring, also, the Austrian and Belgian troops. MAXIMILIAN. The France says (under date of the 7th): We learn, from a trustworthy source, that in last dispatoh from M reoeived in Europe, which is dated New-York, Nov. 23, and was probably forwarded from VersCruz by the steamer of the 16th, his Majesty requests the physicians of the Empress Char. Jotte to meet him the second fortnight in December at a port in the Mediterranean. same tech contains instructions that no more letters for Lis Majesty are to be seut to Mexico. This order Las not been countermanded.” THE FRENCH PRESS. The Moniteur is very unhappy In its solemn utterances. It got off ou Wednesday a statement that the Mexican expedition would be shortly wit awn, and all the other journals pub- lished the same day the cable abstract of the nt's mes: sage. The Patrie of the 6th was obliged to explain that the coincidence was Jara accidental. The same day the Moniteur informed the world that the Candian native insurrection lad been suppressed, but that Greeks and Garibaldians had set it on foot again. But the next day we had a dispatch that about 500 Cretans hap blown themsclves up rather than surrender, and the Liberté wants to know “If adveuturers do this, what must be expected from patriots 1” The Siecle learns that the Journal of Frankfort’ has been seized for the first time In 250 years, and exclaims: “Only once in two centuries and a half! ‘There are coun. tries w this happy proportion might be reversed; but, of course, France is not oue of them." in Lg Lidertd bag received gomynious for miggtatipn the ln struction in the case of a duel between MM. Seguin and Lecce Edmund About is invited to Cempeigue iu the next series of ts, guests ITALY. TNE RUMORED ROYAL MARRIAGES, It is said that Prince Humbert will soon go to Ger- maay io select a wife, or to marry one. Three ladies are spoken of. The daughter of Archduke Albrecht is still spoken of, the daughter of the Duke of Modena is favored by court ip, and a third princess is talked of but not yet named. The Moden family hold Victor Emanuel a aud robber, and the y, matringe would involve a recantation of this heresy. It is believed that Prince Amadeus will shortly marry "the Picdmoutese Princess Della Cisternar. The English papers are duly horrified that the Prince should take to wife oue of his father's subjects and a Piedmontese at that. They forget that Kings are not what they used to be—only Presidents life, and have hardly so much influence as an American Presi ent, J ADMIRAL PERSAKNO, This officer bas been committed to enstody in the offices of the Senate Chamber. He was much affected when ordered under arrest and protested oudly against the cenduct of his enemies. ‘The trial procewds with closed doors. Five senators, three jurists, and two admirals conduct the examination, PANEM. There was a local riot in Venice on the 30th ult. The Gov- ernment has given the Venetians circenses but forgot the panem. The crowd broke into a public building, but were got out by the friendly aid of a Garibaldian captain, and diepersed on a promise of work, tl ROME. According to the latest reports there was great activity in the Papal War office. Officers were ordered to drill their men and put everything in order for a campaign. It was believed that the troops would be coneentrated in Rome and Civita Vecchia, ‘This would leave the provinee free to hold a plebiscite and elect Victor Emanuel King. On the 7th wet. the 71st Regiment left Rome for Civita Vecchia. The Pope went to the Church of the Apostles to close the Novessa in honor of the Immaculate conception. A dispatch says he was enthusiastically cheered by large crowds of people. AN ENGLISH VIEW. The Roman question is claimed to be a universal one. The Union (Paris) says that in destroying the throne of the Pope we are tearing down that on which all governments are founded. If itis #0, what a conservative English weekly thinks is good news, he Saturday Review says that the Pope has composed, and is on the eve of launching another thundering Encyclical. As Sir George Bowyer has explained, his Holiness ncver curses anybody, nor are his Encyclicals to be taken as amounting to more than a strong religious manfesto, Nature, as Anacreon says, has given Lorns to bulls, and she has in the same way given Encyclicals to Popes. The Italians will not resent his using the one weapon which is most natural to him, nor will they, if they are wise, regard the coming thanderbolt as an in- terruption to the harmony of the proposed Rogutint ous. No bull; indeed, ever issues from the quiver of the Vatican which is not aimed, inter alia, at some part of the established law of France, Italy, or other European kingdoms nor does Rome shrink from denouncing the legal restrictious which statesmen everywhere have found it necessary to impose upon her ambi: tion. But, except when interference is imperatively demanded to protect the majesty of the law, Italian politicians will proba. bly follow the example of the French, and treat lightly and pleasantly what amounts to very little more than a very angry and abusive sermon, i TURKEY. THE INSURRECTION—THE AUSTRIAN PROVINCES. The Turkish Government has again amnounced— Dec. 6—the submission of the most important districts, and the reinstatement of Turkish authorities in their poste. Our Con- stautinople correspondent writes, under date of Nov. 28: According to official reports of American Consuls at Crete, Syra and Athens, up to Nov. 20, the lusurrection in Crete was more alive than ever. Five hundred and sixty men, with pro- visions and bregchloaders, under the command of a regular army officer, a landing a few days before on Crete. About five b men a week are to go to the island from (irecce, red went this week from Constantinople. The atrocities of the Turkish troops are borrible. Tite Servian tion is now a very serious one. They have 100,000. men under arms, with the best weapons, and they have determined that the Turks shall evacuate Belgrade and the other fortresses, or be driven ph They have just made the demand here in strong terms. Russa is supporting them. There is a report, which seems Sounded, of a serious out- break in Albania among the Catholics there, who have ¥,000 men under arms. I cannot vouch for this. Our Cypress affair is not yet fully settled. Greece is very likely to declare war againet i the Spring, unless the Cretans are otherwise rescued. Thix news is from a trustworthy source, THE WEST INDIES. t— “HAVANA. THE QUARANTINE AT HAVANA-—-CHOLERA "AT ET. PHOMAS. W. L—IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE AND SUGAR MAKING—DEATR OF A CUBAN PATRIOT=-GOLD MINES IN CUBA. From Our Special Correspondent. Havaxa, Dec. 15, 1866, The stringency of the quarantine regulations at this port is becoming so onerous us to injure the commerce of the place. The steamer Hendrik Hudson, of the line between here aud Philadelphia, which arrived last Saturday, was obli to three days of quarantine because the Spanish Consul at the fata port has not thought proper to f ve yet clean bills of th. The French steamer Panama of the transatlantic line between Vora Cruz and St. Nazaire, on her arrival here with passen cargo for this port, was ordered to quarantine ut Mare, the last place at which she stopped. St, Thomas is to be attacked with the cholera and small-pox. Instead, however, of doing so, the Captain of the Panama put to sca and con is voyage go Vera Cruz, carrying with him the TS Al merchandise whose des. tination was to this place. His reasons for acting in this strange manner being as he stated that as his vessel drew from 20 to 22 feet of water it would not be safe for him to uttept entering the bay at Mariel, beside which there were no means of providing the passengers at that out of the way place with what they might require. The unlucky ngers for Havana were therefore o to continue their voyage to Vera Cruz, where probably they will have to go into quaran- tine, and then on their return back here from Vera Cruz, atter having served out their quarantine at that place, they will most likely have to go through the same ordeal again. The epidemic at St. Thomas, on which there was some dis- crepancy of opinion as to whether it was the cholera or not, was diminishing. During the last fortalght before the depart- ure of the Caravelle there had been only 60 or 70 deaths, and these among the poorest class of people as well as in the most unhealthy localities, but in which it is to be recollected that at the present season of the year, according to the statistics of that island, there is an increaie of mortality, the deaths gener. ally amounting to from five to seven daily. Unfortunately the small-pox and yellow fever, which are likewise prevailing at St. Themas are extending rapidly, and excite no small amount of terror among the inhabitants. At the sister island of Porto Rico the Government is adopting suitable measures to prevent the infection reaching there trom St. Thomas. The planters of Cuba appear to be waking up to the necessity of making improvements in their behind-the-age system of agri- culture, and with the abolition of Slavery all our Yankee sub- stitutes for manual labor and improved agricultural machinery will meet with a ready market here. At present the wealthiest Jlanters, whose estates are of almost incalculable extent, have had their attention directed to steam plows, and several machines of this important description have been landed at Trinidad, on the southern side of the island, for some of the largest land-owners of that rich agricultural region round about that city, Another great improvement, or rather essay in that direction, is the establishment of a central sugar mill on the model of those in the French West India Islands, by which the agricultural part of growing the sugar-cane and the mechanical operation of rindingit in the mill and making the juice into sugar are completely separated, the two operations being carried on by distinct parties. The central su 1 alluded te isin the district or partido of Recreo, and the individual te whom will Delong the honor of having first started a sugar mill on this principle is named Barreto. By this means a humbler class of Jlanters, who are not sufficiently rich to ercct a sugar will be eunbled to sell their cune at a remunerative rate, and can till the ground with profit to themselves and thelr families. Ex. amined in social point of view, this, next te the abolition of Slavery, is the greatest benefit that could be made for the island, as a large class of individuals will be enabled to geta living from the soil who would otherwise be dependents (de- pendientes) on the richer planters and employed on their estates 28 is the case at present, when many small slave-owners, from not having the pecuniary means to start a mill, work with their slaves on the estates of their wealthier countrymen during the sugar-making season. hie opinions are conflicting as to the ensuing crop, the ac- counts from some parts being sufiiciently flattering while dis. mal prophesies are made from others as to the yield of sugar, Iu the Hstrict about Cardenas complaints were made a week ago at the excessive drouth, the planters fearing that if it con. tinued the crop would be poor in the distriet about Trinidad, potwithstanding the drouth, it is expected that there will be an average crop although some prophesy a smaller crop than that of the last year. The planters of this last named fertile district which is known as the Valley (Valle), have made humane and also a profitable reform in the arrangement of the labor during the busy season of sugar making; this is allowing their negroes to have the night's rest instead of working as is still dons on some estates during the whole 24 hours or for the greater of the night, so that the unfortunate creatures are worn out from the many hours of watching to which they are remorselessly and, for the owners, stupidly co to work. The modern rovements of machinery have allowed of this amelioration in the work of the negroes and it ought to be generally adopted even if the owners arccompelled by law to do so. A commission, of which the C n-General who ted it, has reserved to himself the right of acting as President, is to examine into the management of the different companies by shares of this island. Such a commission was very much re. quired, for through the peculation, rascality, incompetence and bad Jali ith don most of the companies here have been conducted, scarcely any are paying concerns. This n will be empowered to amine the books and other documents of the companies, including Tallyare. so far as the latter are financially affected. The head of the customs, the intendente, is to be the Vice President. The island of Cuba bi suffered a loss in the death of one of its most sulighiened inhabitants, Doy, Gaspuy Betancourt Cis- neros, who died a few days ago at an advanced age, after havi assed an active life as a writer, author and patriot. He di in Havana, but bis remains were sent by steamer to Nue- vitas, for burial at Puerte Principe, of which place he was a native. A large number of the principal residents of Havana accompanied the funeral cortege to the wharf where the steamer was lying. The Moxican Consul General for Maximilian's Empire pre- to Gen. Manzano, the Captain-General of this island, a” rich box from the Emperor, containin the rand cross and accompanying ribands and insignia of the sented a few days a exican Order of G oupe, w ith which the Captain bag been presented by Maximilian as werk of bis MEXICO. RE GEN, SHERMAN'S MOVEMENTS, BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. New-OrLEaxs, Dec. 23,—The future movements of Gen, Sherman are uncertain, but the belief is that he will nod proceed further just at present in the Mexiean business, but return to Washington or the West. Reports are ine deed current that he has already, in brief, been requested by telegraph to let Mexico alone. WRECK AND PLUNDER OF AN AMERICAN SCHOONER. New-ORLEANS, Dec, 23,—The American schooner Mary Bertrand, belonging to A. A. Gafney, from Tampico, bound to Brazos Santiago, went ashore ten miles below Bagdad. No date. She had $24,000 in specie on board, the or of a cargo of arms otro the Liberals at Tom ico. Parties from the shore, pretending to act under exican authority, seized the money it to Matamoros, under the pretense that it was attempted to be carried out of Mexico without the duty being paid. The vessel was a total loss. bi PRESIDENT JUAREZ GOING TO SAN LUIS POTOSY. PY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. W asHINGTOY, Dee. 23.—Information hes been received here that on Nov. 26 President Juares wae still at Chibua~ hua, but intended to leave on the 5th of December for the city of Durasges thence for Zacatecas, his destination be< ing Sat Luis Potosi, which isfurther into Central Mexico and 120 leagues from the city of Mexico. MAXIMILIAN AT ORIZABA—FORMATION OF A GRANE IMPERIAL ARMY—IMPORTANT DOCUMENT FROME BAZAINE, THE FRENCH MINISTER AND GEN. CAS* TELNAU AS AGENTS OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT. From Ouy Special Correspondents HAVANA, Dec. 18, 1866, The French steamer Panama, which, as I mentioned in my letter by the Corsica, went on to Vera Cruz without land ing her passengers on account of the quarantine, arrived here yesterday on her homeward vopage, bringing news from the Mexican capital to the 9th, Maximilian had not ne back to Mexico City, and according to the Frepch wapaper published there, the £re Nouvelle, he would otf return us sou as it bad been reported, the Ewperor have ing i received very afflicting news about the Empress by the Sonore from New-Orleans. By a decree of Maximilian, the commercial and manus facturing establishments throughout Mexico were to taxed $2,000,000 for the ensuing year, i867, from pros, the tax not to exceed 6 per cent on the above. eal estate, both rural and city, were likewise to be taxed 6 per cent on their rental which was to be estimated producing 6 per eent ani¥ally. The above tax to take effect from the Ist of January, ¥67, and to be paid every two months in advance. Whatever determination Maximilian, after much vacils lating, may have come to, he will not receive any support from the French, as may be seen by the accompanying offi« cial notice, which, although it no ature attached, is stated explicitly to have emanated from Marshal the French Minister, and Gen. Castlenan, conjointly: f FRENCH LEGATION. The official ne the Empire, in its issue of the 20th off November, published an article intended’ to show what was object of the Emperor Maximilian in calling to Orizaba Ministers and the Council of State. This was only serted in the non-official part of the paper, but it is known it was transmitted through the telegraph by the Ministry were desirous to have it published us soon as opinion was with reason excited on learning that the Em aximilian offered as the determining cause of an even dication ofhispowers: First. The state of civil war in which the country is plunged. Second. The ty of a Franco- American intervention to put a stop to this civil war by changing the present institutions. ‘This last supposition ma appear strange, coming as it does from the bosom of a Coun which finds no place of security for deliberating except through the protection of French bayonets. It is right to establish the true facts. France has no wish to interfere with the sort of: government that Mexico may to adopt. Haring come to Mexico to protect its 3 animated at the same time with the wish to put an end to of series of disorders by which all alike suffered, it would have wished to have seen definitely established the form of goyern- ment which appears to 1t as offering the best guarantees of sta- bility. Far from having done untibing to change the institutions, it has imposed upen itself the mest and useless sacrifices to maintain them. The pitiful crisis im which Mexico is submerged can in no way be attributed to it, Its agents were entirely unaware of the sudden determination alee by he Emperor xiii to jeave bo gapllal. Sout of them no knowledge of it except through the notice pub- lished in the Official Gazette,” Note however, is 1 that 4 Emperor Maximilian was scarcely distant a few from Mexico when he wished to make out his act of abd ain several times to this During the past month he has turned idea, and has been prevented only by the entreaties of the per- sons of his retinge. Orders for his departure had been given, and ships were expecting him daily st Vera Cruz. The art of the councilors themselves who at present im were completely ignorant of Lis Majesty's real inteations, The French agepts were neither covsulted nor informed, However, the Maximilian having manifested to thenk his wish to obtain from them concessions before making his last determination, immediately ted the said concessions. His Majesty addressed to them Bis thanks, In view of an eventuality which offered itself to t nent, but which they had not proveked, they tho: measures which would have to be taken to guarantee the ests of all, Mexicans and strangers, declaring that leave the Mexican nation the arbiter of its destiny, Prestnd to impose upon it any form of government. The as been limited to this. Looking to the tion tak Imperial Government, this Jen is much simplified. not wish to have any share in interested intrigues, which would have no other effect but to revive animosity and civil war, which they would have wished to account anything else but the interests that belong to it direct] iid and to prepare in the shortest possible time the complete parture of the Corps d’ Expedition. i Corona had taken possession of Mazatlan and was confess that he had acted very well on Ading Jovian ot tion having Miramon had left Orizaba for the organizing an expedition against Jalisco. Very few Im- rin Freeh were ior Mazatlap, Corooa's enemies of the city, no excesses of auy descri committed. i i All the State Councilors that were at Orizaba also returned. The President and the Members of the Mimstry remained with the Emperor, it being uncertain when they would re- turn. The Secretaryship of War had been given to Don. Santiago Blanco. Ilis predecessor, Gen. Tabera, would be jatrusted, it was said, with an important military oo mand. By mutual agreement a mail was running be- tween Jalapa, held by the Republ and Vera both parties agreeing not to interfere with the ence. The Imperialist papers suy that Juarez was to Monterey. COMMENTS OF THE PRESS ON MAXIMILIAN'S PROCLA~ MATION=—REORGANIZATION OF THE MEXICAN ARMY—MARSHAL BAZAINE AND THE UNITED STATES MISSION. Havaxa, Dec. 18, 1866, By the French steamer Panama, which arrived yester- day morning, we have later and rather important news. The dates from Mexico reach to the 9th. As yet, Maxi. milian had not returned to Mexico, but was still at Orie zaba, The opinious othe press and people respecting the Emperor's late proclamation are very conflicting. The Estafetée says that Maximilian no longer addresses his countrymen as Emperor, but as a simple citizen, and considors the proclamation as a semi-abdication. The Ere considers the Boj mentioned in the ion a8 feasible, and that it has the stamp of loyalty aad -sim- plicity that ivates at once, Patria, on the same subject, considers the resolution of the Emperor as diffused general content and hope, and confounded alli enemies and encouraged all friends, and even asserts that it is the imtemion of the projected Congress to discuss new form of government; that Maximilian® gives it full power to do eo, aud whatever may be the form of the government adopted by the be gitimate. Rumors are current here (Ha milian will be more firmly settled on his throne that even Juarez is getting tired of the contest and is about to give in his adhesion to Maximilian; bat of course no foundation can be found for such a report, Nothing has as yet been officially announced concerning the reor- ization of the a but the commands of the three ivisions would be he d by Mejia, Miramon and Marques Jespocvely, e French and Imperialists had evacuated San Luis and Dquas Calientes. Zacatecas was already held by Gen. Dzua, The evacuation of Maza was rather hurried the American envoys, Sherman and Cam hby askis them t Re rohroatains tego The Freuch evacuation, and was answered that, as the French got themselves into such a difficult had themselves out of it Se ight BR eSiined decidedly to serve as mediators between the French and Mexicans, Mejia and all the Ime ial officers ignore Bazaine and ne he French seized, on the 12th, the custom-house at Vera Cruz, ahiough the Imperial authorities made an energetic prot

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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1866. THE MONEY M ARKET. 8ALXS AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE. 8 82 5.20 Coup, '62 West Unioa Tel i] ing $35 003] SOM. ues vovens 43 1600. oe vnanes. MB} 4.) N Mees suas. JN} a USER EPO Ap was 0 C posa I 0c. 104 dn us 000. conven. M i {rol 29 1try GB SPP 2ETLY ry PRE TV OF LT CR Miah de N. In v 8 58 1040: Cowonp ih. ion. een R90 BURL dds vwnees 70) amann $03. Atlantic Mail 1 3 es 19% 1 J) casencs 105 800. .c.nvnnee “3 J 0. his 106 |X 11.1044 50 104] u fon Navigation, KE 4 08 eerens- 1063] 800. de. &0g «es 104 3 Bi ton Ww; ‘ter Pow, (Li Central. u Tenn Stato.Ca. hate be Anasnns aabd 30 X Jeanne 3 $0,000. .ex coup 691 faa N C Stato 6s 5,000, 8% pOUp Sl Alissouri Sta ted ITIL 1.090. orale oifie Mail {Ch de o Nos th West, 19. rm 9 TOU cen nuns snvnna 150 LF VP sana J 0 Miss Cort 100. .00nees 10.160 100. iid 80,000. ,.0.0004. RR 80. cunurnsarens 1503) 1.000. cccunin sss 473 5 JRE ON. eens... D0 1604 1.000.000 Conve. 434 0 Ira Cert. 100:ensssnssnss 16041 1,000. .0sas L30. 44 10, 7 100........ b10. 1603] 1900. vee 408 rio Morte 8'99) 00, cave A603 R00. Laas 434 O00: +0 neh We HI, pape 10. a x Wl... i” Eiiodi Mor ga ago Re Ceutial Clie, XW om. o3%! 100. bls 108 0. vera We Fh 18 Mort 5 i. cessnenenn: JU I00; 6,000 si iio 0d 100}! 400. c.uuu..eund0igs 700 Tol 4 Ink ate X| 200.0eiases@ 1074) 600. 0arse FY pe A G00, cnr b pan ous 1A, S00.. 4 5,000... 11 FO. LD30.108 100, 4a. rae h 1 and in Corn. Our stock is estir nated at 2,200,000 closing dul] and heavy at 62c. for State, nnd 6% (Se. for Coby Tudian Corn has been comparatively quiet, Las de- welt redidic, ue Lins lactated vieleotly: aud mark the the To-day the market opened lowe: ate depiand to complete bush. at §1 08} @%1 10 for Western mite! &in store, and §L 12 asked afloat, and Jersey Yellow at or 42 EXPOKTS FROM SEPT. Erognatli 14% 160, Tunpivo, 9022 Ib, 14@15¢.; Matamo Sun J un 03ND 16¢,; Rio Hache (Dry and a Had Ww, li wiles H Jay Vinswomion Hwy m, laid: dC neey they rey at Be, Arps J Corn M stil is stey nnt th on y ite. Currency was ordered from mt we do pot see any pros- ied enters hog products abonid be or le ship ad to the sc Joard. 3 forward now tom ake ex oes CO. JRANCE the 79 A SIOCKHOLDES, fo Yori Guin GOVERNMENT. 60N. P00. ur vn enn D. 07 200 Ere ¥or Sale at 95 per cent. and accrued interest from July 34800. waved 4by.. G4 28. 1, in onrrency, 100. mer a30. 673 Cley Toledo For further particulars apply to LL, A fT RR FISK HATCH, Roading ex diy 10 enseas ity Papkers and Dealers in United States and other desira- BOD. eens onene 203 200... 10 T0109) 7 ble securities, No. 5 Nessau-st., New-York. $30..1ar... DIO. oy) I b3.123 3 y eb ¥J63 Pitts. F.W.& C 100 RR THE MARKETS. Tot Wa West 4 [Carefully reported for Tng Trrueye.| din ASHES dik i BATUROAT, Dec. i 1968, 5 without chance, the demand $s moderate; wo OPEN BOARD OF BROKERS—I P.M. quote at $2 fo Dia age iin} $12 50 for Pears, West Union Telex d oni North W COFFEL~In Iti has been rather mors Qofpg withood heasve sass en SBY quoted chy ge in tori wn the sales embraces 4,410 bags ex tending ex div Eagiet, and 3.336 ex Dometitia on rivate terms; Dy sterner to- 300: aus ee wave] Gay we have advie s from Rio de Janeiro to tie 24h of ‘oom igi 200 .0.103 ber, but as yet the news bad no perceptible etieet vpon le Mich 80 N bud ket; the gales for the United ®utes befween stean or 200. ceceiin... BOR} 2A 49,700 bags; stock, =).000 bugs; prices as follows: kive Su B00. .canerasna. ll 80§ ror, 8 60045800; Snperior, S=BM@6..100; gord firms, 44 100... 00... D5. 105 810. 80} IW@5=200; erdinery firsts, 4-=200@4®40), end ortinery sec B00. 00s verrsnes 100 804 7 Lig onds, 3==6003=500. The following vessels had 80d fon Nowa 100.........b3.1054 100.... York: Angebs, with 4,93 bags; Valkyrien, with ho bags; AY f 300..... OR TH ygea, with 3,000 bags; Grossherz Anna, with S000 bags; B00. «io rvv sv vue 1 1,100..... PU To May Bond, 5.000 bars; Mocue, 4909 bare: Bremerin, 50000 300. cus ooo 83H I, FitwacC bags. For Baliimore: Edetherctie 400 br vw; A ded side, 5,554 A ease anevine 10 853! 100...... 13.208 {Bngs: Favoriie, 4,300 bags. For Nes Orler 18: Neus or, with pf rod FIPRIPRRA 8587100. .0.vt vans 104% 3,500 Lugs; Superb, 404 Lags; Uke bags kw Give reeves sannned 400,..... avs otie 85 400... 0. vees0.1 ton; Vain, with 000 bass. Cieared and yerkiy fg a: Fried. 200 FRVITPRIA b3.. 853] 100. ......b8.1C4 ericke, for Now-York, 2600 bags: Roth, 4 00, and ‘Deutesin, Mii St Paul Pref 200........ 10.1043 13,060, both for New-tuivaus, Loauing ler New NO Campe- 100 C Nav 4 Td oledo nero, 4,50 bags; Aravewer, 4.40 bn 9 Aad, 3,000 0aer Nein Anerien, 7,000 bags, ana Christians, 4,100 bugs; For Hamp- A ton Roads; Lark, 2645 bags. Jur Gaivestoic Alina 22000 «85. 68 For New-Urleans: Gauss, 5000 wna COPPER-The markes is wisottied awd lower; wiles of wh. .........80. 100,060 16s at 26¢. for January delivingy sodus reporicd on the sp at 250, SATURDAY, Dec. 22—r. 0. COTTUN~The dem: "cn Las been Ipole race, and pa‘ecs ares p easior but close, sug wh wt upseitleds. and rather noakuad ad Gold continues heavy, and closed at 1444, aftet sailing So. ior Mid: Lng Uphuds bo Jojo. wa do. Sew-Or loos; sales at 12] and 133]. The Government will pay the following "ix Ne AALS o 0 KA LA L—Sinee our review of Walnwdng we gold interest on tho lst of Janvary: hey had quite a Speen 4 focling in the low and wi ROI Of AR veers snsns nuns s senmngnsssgenans £200 450 grades of WW este tate Fl pevalative holley haved Loan of 1848. 00 taaeiir ant atiliL,, 267.230 evinced more «is: £50.10. $6lL SDK 10.40 40, HAT 3 ol 200 FN GR] ED san nt =anane ss esse ssseasemns uss 0 3 lL; Trad Franny brane ge siovlr hud as Lonn ALL RPE ARR My ey ee r prices; receavers general ve ed to sail freely an of Ted, 18601 IAS cession, au ud Harived ortivels a’ m saw 1 reductna oan of Joly 17 I Aug. 5,'1861.....%. 5,677.5M in our stock sdncing much conlidoues Gud some spacrizsive in Oregon War Ponds.............iele een dd 30480 wiry for dnunary delivery falase wiote sacs. of wwe Five iweaties secseasae 2,250.00) Em pags Is. common ES Stato mt $l TY} oe ve coves, 1663, mew inwus. Lo. “erians bat Teceipiy ope po eok have wen aboal JM 3 rere benc ith thes: ob a rivels laily depletion v Total interest due Jan. 1.....%.. 0, 186,510 stock i Inte: he trade are Gory Well Mock h sl, ll On The six per cont gold-bearing irene of @overament FEMI ath 4 a Present of ok were woll sustained to-day with small sales. The J Jon bbls, whi th the lizhi Te0R pls It Prosae arded Sin Le slog nt 20-408 fell to 993, and 7.908 were sold at 104. In Sta! 8 BL toy V Sidi eon “8 wn Eu Flour 6 1 active, tego good Extras, without ava 3 50 for Trude and ot: alos of 20 LH Jes of 00 bbls, is hy 7 at 80 10wkd Ww. Bucke Loat Flour Is heavy at $3 WI $330 9 300 Ms. EXPORTS FROM BriT. 1, 1866, TO DATE Ut, Britin bi er Fuove. gd Attias dh. ¥oi 1 hy ts Totals. 30! Yew York Dee, 21..45,010 10 1 9" on gis od Baltimore... ~ec. I.. 2 YT 7 Phaladelplia. Dec. 14 2! 97 1.997 SUBLOW «ov ne Des. id. 10 ol, 121 51, I Pasian wi Dee. M.. 30 21,400 4, 0) Totals. is 80 19,571 Wx 423 ABhiat gee up wgiswns 074 C4600 TIO 3 SRB sis usin 4 vin nm mns 56,097 Fd Ss 62) 050 the demand for Wheat for ndeod, we do not remember a sen- probable wants of our In our estimate we incinde that afloat us well as in dust Hui bevy chuico I ue stock holders ‘ere fiver in their views; millers cou tend for lower prices, but in view of se light and diminished Modk there is no ansiety to realize; the soles ure 4.200 lish, at 8 10 for commen Chicago Spring. Barley Ins been in moderate demand, ohiefly for tim home trade; prices have flucrur ted, The export demand has fallen off, the rapid decline ve oid dhecking the inquiry, and the home trade Irs Laen light show list'e change for the week. at Wail dw the demand in v Malt is aull the wifavorable ed decline in Gold hava increased and to do 80 a large abatements has been At the dccling thers is more inquiry for eonsiderable shipments from first hands. 3.500, 000 bush, week oorrespon dang aport, and we Gar stock is and Is dumm hing daily. are 20.006 bush. agaivst waek bast year. minal, but closed firmer PATIO; sales of 32,000 anid ne 1868, 10 Dp. ATE. Ve Britain (ithe Waar. &lteloid, For g Ps. Motals. New-York Dee. 21, Yes 300,00 5,645 306,451 Philad fae Doe. 14, bush 3.04% 14957 17.502 Portland. Dee. 14, bush. 3,00r2 3602 gi LEG UE PRLS eees 307753 10,602 327.355 1865 ®75,471 G2318 93 89 1964 ve 1470158 104,576 1,583,730 EXPORI8 FROM Sept. 1, 1846, 10 DATE. 0. Pr Britain thet orn Pia, Deo. 21, bush, 2, 454,30 180,471 Aye Dee. hush 1,»97 0290 11187 Dee. 14, Hush. 38,90 7,056 ie Dae. 14, bush. Soi 11,097 11607 Dec. 14, bush 1.118 255 13671 rreeeeinaseeniones BORGO 160,470 2,004,062 mas... 3IR535 166 604 3,350,359 1864...... TRAY US05 163,304 P~Manila Is dull, at 1132120, gold. i We hate bad a modstate dean fiom fhe {ride for e extremo firmness 0 ers choc 1 WF, Hiden HI have heen wm fair demand 4: a Steers, and, with a light snpple. prices are firm. Dry Sq both Cows and tod Hides are quiet; tio supply ta Lumited. We quote Hides as we: Buenos A 2323 1, 190; Thon A Sa 26 W,21222.; Monte 0024 1, 182150, Lio as e, 20 2 Mm, ae Grito, Vg California, 2 lot 4 va Pan ox Ports" Sails 1206 Bb, 1324; Vers and Ceutral America, 18721 1, 15 13% 1c; Bogota, 1922 ty, 10D {Fait Hedy Via: Om, ilali; Sava Curae in 1872 Mh, 10 12¢,; all Jomingo and Port su Lexas, 1Bwzi. 1», 13@15¢. Dry Maranhei, 262 0 460W I, Maids, Tame ia, 25@28 1, 1121lle.: and Metamoors Ta" 130; 5,19, 11219: Sai a Cl nm 14210 wich lsiauds, $8 “Qn hera and Western, 204246 mal) Wet Sal tod ides— Buon: s Ayres, 45250 939 16¢,; ji Gr indo, 48452 1, 100; California, 15250 1, ‘HP 10; Far 0 1 ails, al gol: Western, 60275 3, Country Sinog) tar, Trimmed aud Cored, 60@75 MH, ey; City ‘asd W, N@ie; Ci do, 50 20 1, Shulic. 1X nor Leather Soek—Baenoy Age nad Rie rand J an, 8 Y i fim a Leu: wan i, Sua: Gamld ond woln. A @l5h nw He Kant I dia i 222 Wy licg golly dlaiaike ands belavia 1. On ead HOPS a nd. and ee are firm at from pit i! E ATHER fe dem md for fen lack Sola has been fidrly tive throushent the week, from oth mar nactirers and J bora; prioesc are (rm, without wy ut orind el ang in qu tions the receipts fiom the ta nue ied hava bean abo ut a, IX 7 eides Wr them ain ag considerably short of the sales, aud leaving a reduced supply in the hands of Lo trude, Prime etock of all kinds is gelling scarce, while of inferior gra des the re 19 0 fals o tock. Yor Oak fame A there hos b wen a good ine qui ufers an dealers, at fh end furor ing is reduesd, We quote, eal: Oak Slasght nnd Salted, go i Veht 31@73¢; middle, 35 Déic; heavy 49c.; Yight Cropped, AfgRes idle, dx 25d0. bellies, 1 guie. Heil0ck~ urn: a Ayres, light, #0je! ios middie, k@ 8c; heavy, 317 35%. Hem Te alifortae, light, 30323) Fr pulls PEAY Lj heavy, 33435. dlemigek— ~Origoco, 4 Le, ight, 208 We; kik i.e. i 292¢.; heary, el Ten geod and Li A. Qa 1, oll wel ior daitaged, @%3e.; Sianghier, in “the Rog] pe, Oak Slaughter, 27400, hou vy, Wade. degasd, ut ab $i 0 for Common, Wr light, 362100; middle, “LIM —Rocklund is iu fair and 62 if 0 for Luin. MOLASSES =<The demand contiuees ery reo derate and we Lave no sales fo adv iso. NAVAL STOKE =Sp! rite Tarpontiue fs dull at T4@75¢. Wa note a gale of 30 bhls. Common Lusia, 80 solle January, at $4 50, apd £00 blls. on the spot ak &4 40, Tar ks qu PROVISIONS Ou r market for Pork ha 3 hac yi y active, but ot very changeable prices; the material decl line in logs ot tho West, end the suddn yeriations in the value of Pork have boon the chicf eauses of the fluctaations here, a mat erial decline in inland fioights contributing to the depression and irregular ity; there has been more disposition «lie vu to purchase for fu- ture delivery, the lower prices at whieh it is oficred for January aud Feb ruary delivery, attracting attention of speculative buyers. At ihe decline In Lid are has Deen more auimation, and the stock of this bs reduced materially, but of New there is sorge ingreage; at the prose: ut rate of Sepietion our ok of Old will goon disappear; this time last year New Mess was gelling at #31, or about 811 below its presént value. avd the trade was comparatively light; now we have a brisk demand for consump- tion and for éxport, probably four times larger than at this time last year, and under tio iron lances it appears to us good policy 10 encowsgo His demend, and pot overstock the market by speeuls tive pur- chases for futnre delivery at unreasonable prices, It is now quite cortalu that very little Primo Mees will be peeked this season, nor do the fudications thos far ‘encourage the idea of a large buriness in Bacon, so that with a tracted slaughter there is no doubt of an phund ant supply of Pork the coming year, and violent fluctuations are not probable. Prime Mess hae been qnict, and hardly enough Las been done ja it to test its vane fully. In Refuse a limited business has Deen foge at irregular prices. “Lo<iny there Las be n less doing in Pork, but prices aire without important cluige, closing steady. For future delivery we hear of 2,000 Lbs. Western Meas at 20 81, seller February, The anles, cash and reznlar, are 3,500 bbls. at £19 Bad 50 for O10 Mess, §.9 571 #79050 for New or #20 753 $21 for New ‘We tern Mess; and w® for Clear Pork. Beef is a little more active and prices steady sales of 250 bbls. at $2812 for (Nd Plet n Mags; $11@dis ior Now do #i2a sl bin Old Extra; and {172321 50 for New de. 1 ree heel Lins beer bettor demand and prices have improved, with more steadls ps et the close, the wiry chiey fur Liverpool. The stock of goous Is larger, bat fs conalderably less hy in last year, closing with a fair demand and full prices: mid to-day of 500 tes at all for Pi imo Mesa, and $0 23 for ladia Moss Beet 1h ma are in g od dune ard ghowe brands vory tir soles of ns. at £5 Jf Wan, a best pow held ut £4 Cut 3 ATE 11 of 1,250 pkgs. Piekiod Li ans at 11}@ 0, the. Sawide for Newry weights. 1 ©ol Las been in betior request, the lower p attrucsing the attentic m of 86); and we notice sumething doing for fature delivery. Dres ed Hogs are Mew and lower; we uote at flac. for Weiten LS for Clty. Lard has om in MOrC A five demand, b at variable sod lower prices, the more liberal errivads and rapid decline in gold Lave give bugeratl lia tage, we notice some disposition {o pure for future delivery she close the sippy fs Moht Fad with m Arte offe M oe and he xtreme yates cenorelly domanded; business is limited; ‘eas of wb bbls mid tos at a2) e. for I City and Old Western 1s smal i" New Western is Lel q ot higher Sgures, but prices are minal. ArrrayooN Pi y M ET. 5 @'CLOCK Tae marks for Pork ls lim of &#w ul ie Oleh 2 bess alge 6 and A0 Sbis. New West oyu, selics Febindy, ul §2L a rd 13 quick YP RERY LEU M1 The mavket is dull 1; wa quo y Crude at 13a in bulk, and 5 a in bbls: Pefived, in bood at 97 22:0. for Light Saw to Wits Hae. for rice do. to, 3g, for Straw White, and 3: ajo. for Vitae White, RiGE~De sales are regated; pices a6 nomigally un. changed SUED3=The faquiry is Light for New Clover $oed nt 1412 154e, Timothy Scolds quiet al §la sd oJ "ouai. Tloagh Fax Seed is steady nl §2 Was $F Rel SKINS <1 be demand for Cunt has heen solv moldorats, and prices are I ui suppey ds lpi, sod let ir pric 1 been 1a fair d& from 1 ture, ty price v are firm We quote Desr~Honduras 50» Lf TO San Juan, bape; Polvar, 4e.; disal, Ww di} Vern Crus, Sdaliqe; Ch ARIES ay 3 wero Cabello, 450474 Fara, We. per O tT A i We. Motarmores, 45¢.; Buenas Avreg, 20¢ a, le op wie, Awd ie. per 1, gold. SUUsAlL R==Xhe Ws Aes i YRIY eerie Lo-uay and prices Tathez fun is there is a sh ow of firmais on part of y hi ro st t A ROT Bi for Fair to Goo 8 ining, chon oh HIS pl aba lo that the y ‘above grades could be plac at over $j @ivge Lhe traasegilons ledade B2 bids. nt 104% 12. for Pus to Lice RBelined am willout lmport ant cha TALLOW Las been fn more active demand, hut prices are lower, ¢'oetog dull; sealers, chiefly last evesing, of 2X06) ibs at $11 1582411 374 #100 Ine TOPATCO-T.e market fo Kentucky Leaf fs still quite dull, th 1g there has been a ori wig Wish tie trade in gall purvels, The ads loons from abroad report Hiya e Be aivity in the Engl al ower fig s. and a very RS ood business i G V Wins Shoes ts TPCT 1 f i imo quo. in 5 rat4dede MM

Se (Jl STH I Hat vr Gwe (FP Fine 13 d Mu Cae hruninetured Wu very a Le principal Died ons ge low wed sales of brit work WHISKY ~The demand is extremely Mght; these is no le. gitlinute trade in this nriicle

WOoul—Wehave ha a firm market Sr all desoriptions o Pomnestio and Foreign Flees os the bosiness, however, has Lean caly 10 a moderato satont. The cou pi are as fol Wws: Domestic Flesors at 40245. fer Nat ind 3 Merl npes; 40a50. for and do. Soa we r falb-biood Me rinoes, and Si@ube. for Saxony kiroecs awe. for No. J Pulled, wie, for Superfine do, aud Jo #t for Extra do, aie. for common Unwashed Califomia W100, for Fine do. 2020. Foy iy and Awerican Combler at 00 aioe We quote Foreign os fol Hows: Bouth-Am Jiouh uh ug for Com- man Wash i; a Tie. Ik I Merino 2 @48¢. for Werbed In 73% fo Ue «1 Creols 402 40¢, for We bed Cordova; Chilian at £43 Meatiza au Moris 0; Cage of God Hope, washed Bast India, 352 5%. for Washed, and African at $09 sue, for Uwashod, and 302 {0v, for Washed a A— LIVE STOCK MARKETS. CoMMUNIPAW, Dee. 22. Receipts at this place are 557 Beoves, 8625 Sheep, and 654 Hogs. About 20 0f the Cattle were taken to Hudson City and Ope-hovdrediiat, for retailing, the balance rold here at 1% 217¢. mov at dale. There bas been a frir demnnd for good cattle, but thin stock sells slowly. Butchers hang back, for with the immense amoant of soultry on the market, with a decline in pork. they anticipate a F ght frade in any bat prime beef. ‘I'le 4,200 head reported at Albany, nearly 3,000 of which ure looked for at One-hundredeh. st. next Monday, taken with several hundred from this place and Hudson City Incline butchers to lay off. Sore 30 head of Cattle were slanghtered at this place, Common Sheep are gelling very slowly at a decline of je, or from 4to lo. Iv. A Jot of 429 light, thin Sheep were ran out ot 4lc. Some very fine Christinas Sheep bronght Be, with 25 seled ted from a drove of fut Olio stock, sold at lle. They aver. ged 155 1 each. Only vue car load of sheep was received this morning, the rest all sold, and 856 were slaughtered hero, The Hog trade is drooping with 23 cars over the New. Jersey Central road this morning, 14 of whiel stopped here. The only sales made to-day were at 7ic., but the hogs were nat strivtly prime, averaging 225 Dress ad Hogs are bringing fe. 2%., with almost no demand for the fresh trade, Hogs slaugitered, 6,334 hoad for the week. et RECEILI'[S OF PRODUCE. Dre. 251,544 bbls. Flour, 2753 bbls, Whisky, Meal, 4,020 sacks Corn Meal, 1,000 bush, Corn, J, 475 bush, Oats, 54% bush. Seeds, 186 pkgs. Beef, 201 bbls, Pork, aed igs, Cut Meats, 14! 8 Jou Lard, 249 Dressed Hogs, 1,206 blis. Pe troleum, 1,783 pkgs. Butter, 2,631 pkgs. Checse, rr RECEIPTS BY ERIE RAILROAD, For week ending Saturday, Dee. 22, 1666-164 cars Cattle, 53 cars Hogs, 50 cars Sheep, cor Horses, Tolul—248 cary, SL EL i Financial. THD NATIONAL BANK, New-York, Dee. 22, ELIL.CTION. ~The Annual Election for Directors of this Bank will be held at the Banking House on the 6th of Juunary next, between m. snd o'clock p. m. “J, UG, MARSELLUS, Awsistant-Cashior, Haxxixg House or Fux atc, No. 5 Nasseo-st,, New-York, Doc. 20, 1806. HE COUPONS, dua Jan. 1, 1867, on the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL- ROAD of AOALIFORLIA will be paid at our office free of Govern wen y ly oF KANSAS, XTOCTIvE DEPARTMANT Tan Treason n, Toveka Dec. 15, 1606. srw st MATURING JAN, 1 1. to Bn upon KAN- A IND ald aukin Uouse Inett, Kerr Co., No. 4 Wallet, New. Yorke v, W. Sr RIGOS, State Trosburer. NaT103AL VAKK BANK oF Hud, Mo J No. Batkurers HE ANNUAL ELECTION br DIRECTORS of this Bank for the oy Los will be held at the Banking: y House on TUES AY, J aT b auvar Pol Wont a fata} OTICE TO BONDILO DEI rw on bonds fis nf oi, Br on prvi of te ann WE arysvile, Yabs Coanty, Cat, Nov, 1485, am 28 Teasvny, Dec, 19, 1966, Sones, of thre (3 30) 0 or more coupons, dne now be for examioation st the vod es age. i H ANDY Assistant Tremurer, THE BELLEFONTAINE INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY Offer for sale, at the Office of the UNION TRUST COMPANY, No. 73 Broadway, corner of Rectorst, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Uaiod tt per cout aod acoruad intorert. A VERY DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. W. F. ALDRICH, Secretary. Of thelr FIRST MORTGAGE Beven per cent BONDS, for NINETY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED RY THE ATLAN: TIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, IN COUPON LONDS OF $1,000 EACH, TWENTY YEARS TO RUN, DUE REPT. 15, 189%. INTEREST AT THE RATE OF 7 PER CENT PER ANNUM PAYABLE IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK ON TUL FIRST DAYS OF JANUARY AND JULY. Thess Bonds are issued on TT miles of complete road, pow fu operation to Rolls, in ihe State of Missourl, which cout 40 CONSETUCR ss ussnssrsnrasssssssres vines. $4,300,000 And 13 wiles of road graded, with material on Land, to be compleiad by January 1, 1277, at a cout ofu.uins 500.000 Together with 260,000 acres of land, now being dis posed of at minicium of $3 per scre, (maximum 40, LL EE EL ELLE 1,300,000 $6,200,000 THE AMOUNT OF LONDS ISSUED IS £2,000,000, SECURED BY MORTGAGE TO JORN P. YELVERTON, AND CHAS. H. WARD, OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEES OF THE ABOVE-NAMED PROPERTY. By s provision of this mortgage, when lande are sold to tho amount of $40,000, it is to constitute a special fund for the redemption of 8 like amount of these bonds et a rate not exceeding 100 per cont, They ers al4o receivable at par by the Company ia psyraent of its sales of laude say present tots] value of suvriiiinns At St. Louis this road connects with all the Eastern Railways, and rune west through the most attrective parts of the State of Missouri via Frsukily, St. James, Rolla, Lebanon, Marsufield, Granby (load miner) and Neosho, to the west line of the State. At Springfield it will connect with the Great Atlantic and Pacific Raliroad (its Eastern terminas) to the Pacific. When completed, it will reas} a road of 310 miles in length, costing about, PPA. $12,000,000 With 1,036,000 acres of land Vitel I 10,000,000 Showing total valoe of.uvuiins veennn. 922,000,000 With a total emount of Bonds suthorized, with the guarantee ss above, of coon cas sinasnsnsansesen 7,250,000 Which may be issued ot u rate not exceeding $25,000 per mile of CUNPLET2D work as it progresses, FasTaRERER aay area nraren OF the present fesue of $2,020,000 of Bonds, the sum of $500,000 ts now offered for sale st the low rate of 80 per cent. The Company will ad "woee the rate to 85 per cent. on lit of January next. For further particulars apply to WARD Co, BANKERS, NO. 54 WALLST., NEW.YORK. a ————————————————ro———————————————— Orrrce or viv Invizg Fram Inwnaxos Conpaxy, No.9 W ALLST., Luw-Yorg, Dee. 15, Joo, T the annual election held at tis office on Mon- day. the 3d of Derentber, 1866, the following persons were mously elected 1) i sctory of the Comper y for ‘he ensulug year MASON TLHOMS0 ul ANDERFILT L. Bi STOR. 308 y i’ Rr OGERS, BUNJAMIMT J. AAR] wor FHEN WRAY. JOHN KO! MER ISAAC QLELL, BLLA S. SQUIRE, SYLVANUS 8. Ww ARD ALEXANDYR Mc. (ENZIE, JOUR W. DEGRATW, JOHN WADSWORTH, JOHAN B. HOANY, CITAKLLS STIRLINO. ROBENT A, FORSYTLL JUHI CAST A WNL IELD 8. HANNE ALD. WAGE Git aA 8 PA Pit MEET n M i Cad bos AL RATIAS tM Br NINO R, Mak TiN FL. CROWELL. CHARLES BURKAALL FR. At hme oe ing «Ethie I ireatars, M.A LEON THOMION wes upenimously ree onted ices het t of the Company for the ensuing your ARTIN L. CROWELL. Secretary, PEE Suan 3 aT Nak 14 TANK OF 1 2 Cirx or wAdwAY New-Yonu HY N ELECTION for NINE DIRECTORS of this Imetization, te wre (or tia cosvine yoar. will be held et the he heey TITERDAY, the tu guy of January next, brivween th Ahonra of 12 4 sad be ps OA T Lileks. AY Ax ew Your, Dee. 15, LiuG, FLUTIEEN DIRECTORS of pear, will be hald at the January next, Det ween R= HAMILT IN, Cashler the HOW ALD INSUR ANCE COM- N ELIA TION FOR i. this Ineil? ta serve Bepkisg Rrra ou TEESDAY, Le hours of 12 m. and 20'clock po M. on, for the susaing Lae loll de a (price, of No. 4 WALL VW YOIl X.~At the: election A idof Desens a i the flowing persons were pie ted ory ef U1 Conte ort eeneying year: SAMI FAN IMO Anh RO FEARING wiLl AAM COL Of Th#MMAS H. FAILE, JORN Db. WOLFL, ALR sh FENFOLI MEIGS D, BE SIATI'N HENRY WW, T MALY. EE RY I. R=M RICHARD SAND 8 ULKER, CHARLES N, TALH Fe, W, MEYER THOMAS W, GAL JON [L SWIFT, Mo NOLLY, JAA TAY! On URIAH 3. RMIT HED t J. SCUDDER NPREY A AK} a an uhengaent meat lng a'ore SAMUTL T. En! i was feaai’e resident, sud Hi SY A ARKLEY Ate ny

REN 5 Cr Capital, Stock, and r nt of emsting D sud Tlabliition of the Uniled Distes ny Tie Cap ks Company fe Bxed by (ts certificate of or r wiion a CER oil of wich ve sued and given ia payment or eestor new Bad Total oDreves eas, Juveited (0 sudsonriue ves. eds ad 0 inton, for w, a cavess was filed on the 19h day of la t Olen of the United Bigten, noeparatory to fat wv! r pwholey ght us tite th Tew vg Is the vo, and to Letters Pwen or pad far 2 letters Valent Lave Laere io! a Dean hubind Lge ol by ti ad Slates of debta, or L ile ‘es of the Company on the PY tday pt ary. 1808, There fe a the do. eof this report, December 13, no exis tog debt, of debe, or Na dite of mid Co: peny except an wleged fon in favor of FA wa, Clare Sait, on socount tor seid Cotapany, Vated New-Y 2 i, Docgmier 13, 106 CLARK, President. YDWARD of Ki RRP LL, Vo Trot eth Lnited States LB €LA LMU Ly ubmarine sod Leipedo Boat CHARLES Hi) SMITH, Company Sage af NewS City and County of New Yeoh, mw: 1, Lemans) B. Clark, Vies dent of the shove-samed United diaies Sabmarine snd $oeteintnnns Torpedo Bost Company, being doly sworn, say that Biamp (he foregoing iss rue sisterient of tue amount of cap: 3 Canceled. Mul of #aid Cow pray, sad the payment in of the sams goeevconceneny and of its existing acbis end bh. bilities at the cute of this report A JLAR President of the United States Submarine and Torpedo bBoad Com. Je Bbctibed and sworn before mo this 13th day of Decamber, 1906, MELT OWEN, Notw y Pablie, New-York. “Orricn wari TTA Axo y CINCINNATI LATLROAD COMPANY (as ro fo rrnige Curnocerits, O., Becember 15, Lue FF'HE TR ow SFI i “i BOOKS of this Cot pany, at the Aroney in New-York City and et this Office, will be closed from the Firs to the Fificouth of Jai: iy fra sim. 1 wiusrvs, WATSON, Secrotary, Parties holding Certificate of Sto: N diacharged A fromathe Chillicothe books are requested to surrender them st the New-York Ageucy wr registry befor re tha closing of the Teansler Books. ATLANTIC AND Urzay WeeTERT KAr,w war Co. (CowsorLipaTED), SECRETARY'S Upnien, MePoviies, Pe, Dees, NOTICE: 1s hereby given that the second annual Flees tion of twenty-one (2) Directors of this Company. and also of three H Tuspectors or Judges of the sacoreding elestion wil be aust the «0 of the C oi pub y inthe as of Meadville, I's, ou TUESDAY, the eighth (8th )utay 3 The poll will bao auysiy; 16 a t m, and close at dn The Transfer Boo i F- o cowber, aud open Wie day hor the Sloet} lon. «will elome on the twenty. fri (25th) day of De J.C. CAl LHOUN, Secratary, “City op ALLEGHANY, Tezasvnin s Orrico, December 1 1896, OTICE 18 hereby given to the hol Jers of the G per ceul RURIC IPAL BONDS of the City of Allegheny, that the coupes Th sald bonds coming due Junusry 1, 1567, will be paid on aid 1) Riv the Etate tax) at the Bank of Pittsburgh, ia the City of Pittsburgh, Pa. D. MACFERRON, Treasurer of the City of Allegheny. TI AMILTON FIRE INSURANCE (OMPANT, No. 11 Walla LECTION NOTICE.—An ELECTION for DI. 4 RECTORS of this Company for the anauing your wil be he'd on MONDAY, January 7, 1647, between the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock p, mw. JAMES GILMORF. Secretary. $00, 000 QUINCY ILLINOIS BONDS Cen be converted futo New Bonds of the date July, 1066, which the binte of Ilino's pays the ese as ordinary Stato Bi toda through KIDD, PIERCE Co., No. 19 Broad BERT AT. WOUD k Co., Boston; or FIRST NATION AL BANK OF ar NGY DELLE INDIA TELEGRAPH COMPANY, CHARTERED UNDER A SPECIAL CHARTER. CAPITAL ivi isisisssisirressssssssasensin $5,000,000, Jory P. YELVEKTON...... Prestdont, MICK LES vssessessssnrssees Vice-President. Li. JOM NSM aresassesssse Secretary. OFEOROE ELLIS... uv0e0000. Krosvizer. AUGUSTINE HEARD, re... Prosiding Exscutive Gllicer, Hong Koos, China Pirector and DIRY JOTORS, J. H. WADE, Praiilent of the torn Union Telesraph Co, JSAAC LIVERMORE, Treasurer Michigi Central Ruilroed. Boston. FLETCH ER Ww STRAY of Weetray, Uibbs Hasdeasile, No. 1 Y. ALITY, Troasirer Western Union Seleqrephs Co. h Co. TRAM SIBLEY, View President Western Un JOLIN P, LIL: iRTON, vasthunt Sattunnl Bank Nova, frat, P. MeD, CO ussl il ny AER ER fo: Bren Fart India Telegraph Co. scott LL AL all A AA of the Chiness Empire with the Coline Line across Eeliring Strait, A San Francisoo and New- York, and the Husson Saveinment Line to St Petersburg, aud wih Lal dd Hemme 55a of ie Stock vaiy will be id ta Th rh Ee THE COMIQNWRALTR. THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, sad at the offics of the Company. Ro 8 y Oy REOKUK EIGHT PER CENT NEW BO laterest due on os Honds, Jan. 1, 1967, for No a be i after uext CEN. TRAL N erie tn Juno wast at (he MERICAN DOCK and IMPROVEMENT COM- Ri SEVEN PER CENT BONDS, pry at parable We Wari ma wii LT 13 hd ime bir Hi EIA os. 59 and 61 AY B Naw You, Dec. LECTION Tho ual section To Tor Dicectors of Ay yr Hs 1 YT roster ania AY, the the fh day of January uext, between the poof of Tin wad 17, Gostiet 1 oelock CITY OF ALLva rss YT RRAsUien Ta DWion; Decomuer 12, 1860, DLEGHENY CITY COM PROMISE BONDS WANTED. arsons Lolding Compromise Bonde of the ity af Allegheny, Pa, are hereby notiliod thet sne SINKING FUND for oui 1 sedi theas Donds ab t weet tates offered. Proposals nis oe Bas in RT TA the Tat Of any. Desmuier lh, Lich eo a) 18 ui 1 i ik iod irr SFB it of ghar Orrion or TEN Avoutio dw» Pixn's Prax Rameosn Cowr'y, td sr, Lew -Yonk, Dec, 17, 1506. HANGE OF" N CAME PUBLIC NOT ICE is bere by ven that gu! faliad j miseting tha Ste holders of the ALCIH SON AND K RAIL. iia MPANY held ourgnant to peotice, AR othios i) the Come uy, ia the City of Afclison, Kars rv ou Lie 20th of Novewaber, 1866, tho Toilowdng reso wtion was «10 Pesolved, Tint the name vf t any, on and sfter the first day of Janurry next. shall be and be els Coop tha follow ing etal, to le: CENTRAL BRANCH UMON PACIEIQ Ri ILROAB COM thereafter bo used in ull sets, Instr. Trewsurer bo and a new common sed of eo all PANY” that seid non ments, and contracts f Ho by is ue prepare seid Cor yu hereon fnste ad of tle present name, sid to cause uotice to be h ehauge to the Government of n of 8 the Unlied States, end hy isement in et l2nst one newspaper in cach of the Cities of Top ka, i 50 {ow- Yor k and Poston, and otherwise as Le shall deers expr dle ut, aed to do such other sets (te. "FEF i bya IT. NICHOLS, Tesaserer, NO ICE TO DONDUOLDERS y—Interest on bonds of the Connty of Yuba, Ca'lfornia, due Sannary 1, 1967, Payable tue City of New-Yock, will be paid on sna after nk date, in U, S. lation thereto as way be req gold coin, upon potoniation o of the coupons ot the Awerican Ex- change National Bank lu said c!ty, DECKER JEWETT, Marysvills, Yuba County, a’, Nov., OFFICE OF THR MT TRAPOLEPAN I78URAN GS COMPANY, Nos. 108 evd 110 Broavway, New: YorK, Dec. 18, 1803, W HEREAS the Superintendo ui of the Insurance Department of t! St ste of New-Yo ng at the instance of Sie Directors of THE METROP POLIT AN SH BATH CoM. PANY of the Guy of New-York, examined into the effiirs of sald Company, bas deciered that the capital thereof is dimpaizod to the ex ay y of for 'y per eent, such Lnpairment amountlig ta §400.000, w, thetefore, In puranenes of the requisition of the seld ue tend nt, end in order to minke the cn pit ui of the Company equal el. 000,009, the swount tized by i's chaiter, tbe Stockholders of atd mpany ars hereby required to ps ay in the said sm of $400,000 in ney, the amount of such deficlsnoy of forty per cent, st the Oflics of the Company, Now. Jy2 and 119 Lroadway, fo tre City of New- York, on or bel to the firdt day ef Jancary, 1997, at the A of forty doHars upon enc share of stork held by them respective, Tu cese any stockhol ler shall refine or uezlcet to pay the amount hereby called for, on or before tho first diy of Januury, 1957, the amonit for which ceriificates shall be issued to sack stockholder in lieu of that Leld by him, shall be sixt Y per cent of the pur velue thereof-=the Company RE vy for ull fractions of shares iu cash, st the rate,of sixty per cent Ho pe thereof. [£8 LORIMER GRAIIAM, President, Hexny 1. Porran, Pa Stary, A TRARY I TA Banking fjonges and Bankers. vs “VERMILYE CO. No. 44 WALLST BANKERS AND DEALLRS GOVERN ME x Fr STOCKS COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. ALL DLA OF GOVERNMENT FUNDS CREDITED OR EMITTED FOR, ON RECEIPT, AT MARKET RATES, FREE OF ALL COMMISSION CHARGES. CLOSING PRICES. IR i, December 22, Jini ing. ne, ing. far, Registered. 21. 167 107% Inne, 0... 1043] 103 Coupon, "81... 1104! 110% Joly, 7.0 104) 108 5.20 Registered. 108° 1&4 Jase, C. 1. No Hed! Lie 8-20 Coupon, 1004 ey July, C. 1. Notes, 1864..] 115% 116 620 Coupon, "6%....| 1043’ 105" Ang ,C. Notes, 1264,.1 [153 115 5.23 Conon, "65....| 105°} wi}! Vet, C. 1. Notes, 1804, 14g! Mig 82) Coupon, ‘66 now 1074) 108 (Der, C. 1, Noter, 1964, 132 I 10-40 Registered....| 993 974 May, C. I. Notes, 1305.,1 1113! 111 10-40 CoUtpORassaass i 993!Ang. C. L. Notes, 1635..| 1108) 110 Goldisserrssnvesnse] 133 13 (Seg, C, I, Notes, 33:5,, Le 1 August, 7.30... 1043) 105 |Uct., C, i Notes, 1865.. 110 FISK HATCH, Ro. 0 NASBAU.8T,, BUY sd SELL AT MARKET BATES ALL DEUCRIPTION3 or GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. ACCOUNTS of BANKS, BANKERS aud others RECLIVED ont favorable tovms, COLLECTIONS MADE TU20UGHOUT THR STATES AND CANADAS. £9" CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT IS2UED, UNITED PANEING HOUSE JAY COOKE (0, CONNER WALL AND NASSAILATS,, NEW-YORX., Wa buy tad alia the on oa: liberal c.roent peroos, and keep on head a full supply ov ERNMENT BONDS OF inp ISSUES, SE SYENT] ahi COMPOUND mil EST NOTTS, And axetuty scrders for purchase and sale of STOC 9. BONDS, and JAY CUOKE Co. WARREN, KIDDER 2 Co, ANKER No, 4 W ALL y x! hs Ww. YORK. Orders for Stacks. Fonds aud Oold prompt: yexscuted, FOUR PER CENT INVERESLT ALLOWED On deposits we hj joes to check at sight, “D. L. Ross, Pres. dant, 1.000,0 J. H. STOUT, Cashier, At—3 300. ENTH NATION. AL NG Destzr ated Aspository and Fiscal Agent of the alted States, bas REM( IVE D fam No. "240 Urosdway, to No, 336 Broadway, ce: wer of WV orthi-et. 7 NEW=ST., near Wall. NY “1 GWYNN Fn DAY, BANKERS WROKFR:, Buy aud Sell on Commision, STOCKS, GULD, and 8. SECURITIES. untrs r Back ts receive Jon fav rable terms, Accounts of Lo BTATE 07 DEW S Vaax HANK DE IMENT, BAT, Sept. 22, 1866, NOTICE ISTEREBY GIVE n Parsuant to Chap- AN ter2os Laws of 1850, sud 476 Laru« of 1865. that the eirenk lating notes issued TA VOLK COULIX BANK of the Cily of New York, Bank fatten locsied in the City off New York, will be redeemnd st tr be ti Superiatendent of the Barking De- NT on pressn‘etion at the NEW-XORK STATE NATIONAL SANK Ln the Clty of Albauy, for six years tron: the dats bereof, and not thersafter, The oststendins cirenlating notes of the said bank must be pre. sented as aforesaid, within six years from the date Lateof; and all notes which shall mot 2a prosentad for redamptidn and "payment within the time thus specified wil sense to be n chargs upon the fund in the sande of the Sugeriuten de CY for that purpora dept. 29, lawtm Ww. SCHUYL ER, Superintendent. Savings Sauks. TL ANTIC SAVINGS BANK, Caatham-square, 0) nk Jone dep tod on or Before January 2 will draw interest from Six Pen Cony INTEREST ALLOWED, ow or'l M.D. VAX tir, President. Anan Cranes D. Barny, Tiessorer, Joserin P. P. Coop, Seeratary, TLANIIU SAVINGS BANK, Chatham-square, Fh AN. Y.-3IX PER CENT FREE ROM GOVERNMENT DIY IDEND-A Sew! Aurual Dividend st the rate of SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM, free from Government Tax, on all vams from $ite $5.00, will be paid on and after the third Monday ia Janusry. Deposits wade on or before Janay a 7 draw interest frow the 1st. Bank open daily, VAN PELT, President. Loon Sewietary. B ROADWAY AV INGS INSTI UTION, No. 237 Broadway, evtrance on Perk-plaes, DIVIDEND, ~The Trgstees of tis institation hava directed that the urns! DIVIDEND on deposits entitled thereto, for the six mouths ending Dec. 31, atthe rete of SIX PER CENT per snoum on suns not exceoding $500 300, snd FIVE PER CENT over $500 (free fiom Government tax), sha!l be pad J on and after MONDAY. Jan, 21, 1667. NCIS P, 40HOALS, President. _Waoa RN, WonnaLy, See. Peres Cosmixe, Acct {OITIZENS SAVINGS BANK. NO. 58 BOWERY, CORNER OF CAN SIX PER CENT, FREY FROM SA £3 TAX, yeast slowed ou ell swoants from Five to Five i every doy from 10 to 3, and on Monday, Wednesday and Fil an Benin fron Sto ue deposited now will draw interest from Januvaryl. IME SAVINGS BANK OF WILLIAMSBUUGH, corner of South Seventh and First.sts —Six per cent interest alowed, {ree of tax, ou sums to $5,000. Deposits made this mouth will draw interest from the 1st of January, East IVER SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. J Cusmnans st. Nuw- York, Dee. 12, 1866, [EROSITORS are hereby notified that intdrost et the rate of 7 por cont jor 4 sunum will be paid on all sams from HY to $50 and at the rate of 6 per cent Je sanum on all sume over hich have been aposiiog for the space of six and three have re, to tho Ist dey of Jenuary, 1867, payable on aod after ia 21st day of Saninry next. Intergst not called for will be added to pal and diaw lutorest sa Uf deposited previous to the lst of had daily from 10 a. m. tH! 3 p. m., and on Tharsdsys from chon ily CHA Ries A WHITNEY, Boootary. “Wiis wn. H. fLOCUM, Presiden. JP RANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, No. 54 Eightioses, son Josna hy (¥iriyancond Interest, 6 per aj ME of ta Deposits m mado now draw interest from Hnawy 1 (YREENWICH SAVINGS BANK. JAN GARY INTEREST FOR 1087. The Board of Trustees have ordered futarest to be on and after MONDAY, ho lat day of Junuary 1 SIX PER CENT per annum on all sams of $500 end thereto, and FIVE P PER CENT per annum on all sums over 500 plies jects fire ft “Fy ovis at Iutorest uot called for w o! order o —e print EW HEELWRIGHT, President. onyx TOKRRAOY, Amps Bavor, Suen J ©MES FOR TUE ii} PEOPLE. The HOUSE SAVINGS BANS te now prepared to receive orders for srecting and leasing hous The rent of each house to. exceed the interest on its cost, snd sll sums oxceedi a 1he interest will be orodited on the purchase, For firther particulars apply at the t rary of cowpany, Ill Broadway (Arinity Butidiy s) lon. THEO. B. TOMLINSON. Hon. A OE WOOT WARD, Mr. DAV, fin, Ri'ks wl ADARENS EA Hoo. yg El LON, SAVIN vali WALTER WF. CONOKLIN, rn cs FVII ADERS' GAVINGS IN: 3 0, No. 223 Bowery. Six por co nterest (free fom “Government tax) allowed on sums pois made ou or before Jannary 3 will deaw icterest from that pen tay rum 10 am to 4p m, wd on MONDAYS sud Wi Tp WiEPHEN CUTTER, President. Hewyny Funes, Becretary. rE TROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK, No. 10 Cooper [nstitute, bird ave,~SIX VER CE NT 1pberost allowed on til sums from $1 to $5,000, free from Goverument ax, Deposits uisde ot or bofore Jan. 20 will dense ful at from 1st fast. pantie 15840 F SMT {inddent. Wa J. Banas, Secretary. ta Wa the rate kK 4 'under, entitls K SRAHAM. NB, 2 4 MORRISON. B. IX PER CENT INTERVST oo FREE OF GOVERN ENT TAX. a \MIKET SAVINGS DANK, Interost on Lo dn Fu! tap “t. A Kew York, in t of the month pile A of the ores aly cu the frat day Fasnr R. Coxguro, go retary, AN NAME, President FUE T INSTITUTION FOR TIT: SAVINGS OF ME HANTS JRERKS AND OT ENS, No, 518 Broadw, daclirod a DIVIDEND ou deporits en titied thereto for the months ending Blot Inst. and payable MONDAY, Jan, 21, 1567, of ti following rates per an nom: 8'x per eeut on wom of fron "$5 to a Five per cent on larger sums, free from Government tax. ph snl Wanwen, Saray s i ORLNALLL, 0 “1 rp NORTH RIVER SAV ING "BANK, corneas rd 3 Thin in th =i I or WED NEY s will ba recew, onde vielso on MON AY TUR DAY EVENINGS, from 6 to 8: Interest allow ol the race of Bit Freox L. Vous, Secretary. cous, free of Governuient tax, JORN HOOPER, Fensidazs, VY LLLIAMS BURGH SY SAVINGS BANK, outh Third and Fourthsts, Brooklyn, L. VomDoy J hereby votified th at Semnl-annaal mh tie rate of IX PE CENT persouum. onall ons of $3 and upward, that shall lve deposited three aie on the ist day of Januar next i be to Deposition on or aller MONDAY, Jeuuary 4, free "fre rs went Tuterest pot eal'ed for will be eased to the 31 osftors neipal. Deposid ede vik OF Detra she sons dh it of Dash et raw interest from the ist. Tho Bank is open for business daly (Sndavs and he ed); on Mondays and Seturdays from 3 toy ach x veh ag 1 URGE RICARD, Prosident Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Tokisiant i Fridays, fiom 198, Wittian Ware, Nartuasiee Bricas, ti HITE Dwider) Notices. Tun CHATHA® NATIONAL New-Yeun (ec. 22 SEMI-ANNUAL BIVIDEND of EIGHT A PER CENT, free of Government tax, will be peid to t bollers of this Bauk, ou sod alter WEDNESDAY, 22 of "ihe Transfer Book wil rewaalu closed from the 24th tost. to day of paguasnl, inclusive, _By ordex of the Board, 0, 1. BCIIREINER. “IRVING NATIONAL DAXK. NEW-VO2K, Dec, 21, es DIVIDEND of IVE PER CENT, free of Gow ernment tax, has this day been declored, payable onthe 2d ft Jauvar next. The Travser Books wil in glosed fiom inst. foxhe 3d POX hat bo 4 weer, fr Coa Lhe Vice Dina Sawven W, Tamiwow, Ssoretery. ee Tus gis NATION AL ANE, DIVIDEND of SEVEN AND ONE-HALF C ng free from Governaiept tax. will bs puid on and afte Jan. 2,1 ANTHONY HALSEY, Caster, Joux 7. “Hi, Cashion Tar Nina NATIONAL DANE, No 263 Lgospwar, New York Dec. 14, i068, A ernment Tax) haa this duy bean declared, payable on the A of January next, Tue Transfor Booka will close oa the 22d inst, 80 etpet on the 24 January, 1807, JOHN T, HILL, Cashier. Natio¥aL Park Bayz oy E hv. SORT, iio, 5 Beekman-at., Naw K, Deceaber 2), 1868, DIVIDEND of SLY a PER CEN T, free day of January next, ustil which day the tzausier books will be Uh WORT, Coble, 7 w-Y 02K, Dec. 18, 1386. IVIDEND,~The Dir sotory of the Metropol National Bank have this dav declared a SEAMLANNUAL OI tue first Monday of January next. The Transfer Books will remain closed until Jeuuary 10th, 1887. GEORGY, 1. SENEY, Cashlerg nS LABALIA AXD Reavive ATIROAD COMPANY, x Long Dec, 18, 1556, “3.0. i DIO, DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT (free of Gow order of the Board of Directors, L 4X Government tax, has this day been declored, payable on MurTroPOLITAY NATIONAL Das No. 108 BKoADWAN, DEND of 31X (6) PER CENT, ree of Govecnmeut (ax, ‘payable 0. 227 South Fourth s Philadelpl in, Mec. 13. (868. IVIDEND NOTICE. —The Transfer Books of Comp will be closed ob TUESDAY, Dec. 18, aud on TUES 15th of Janmary next, A gs) ND OF FIVE PEL CENT has been declared on the Preferred sud Common Stock, thar of Nationel and State taxes, pays able in cash or common stot uf par, at the option of the holder, on and alter 31st inet., to the holders thereof, as they sill #tond registernd om the books of the Company on tue idk inst. Al payable as tiie oiloe in Philadelphia. Ths option as to taking stock for this dividend will cease at ¢lose of business hoar® ou SATURDAY, doth Merch next, after date the Dividend will Bi payable fa Cash only. All orders for dividends must be witnessed snd stamped BRADFORD, Treasures, IVIDEND.—The Dirzctors of the Butler Company have thi fay d eclared a DIVIDEND from the Sout of the Company of FOUR PER CENT, clear of taxes, payable om the 24th instant'to Stockho'dars of that dote, Etpckboiders residing in New-Y orm. 0 prid the dividend at plies the Farmers’ Loan and Tro ny. on and siter the SAMUEL DUTTON, [reassures a delphi. Des. 6, 1209. OFFICE OF THE Biron) Sud Couvany; No. 73 Broapisy conxzn or R 3, 1868, TVIDEND NOTICE.—The r BUSTER g of UNION TRUST COMPANY of New-York, have DECLARED a DIVIDE! ND: on i¢ cap al stock of FOU UR PERO ENT, free of Gan ernment tax, payable on aud of er the Ist day of Janualy nexe transfer books wil be closed Bathe 20 of inat, ait he 2d day January next, ALDRICH, pais Kw Tok gabe 2 21.1 IFPTH NATIONAL BANK.—Tue Board of Dirao= tors have this day declared a SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND of vs (o per un cent, tree of Government tax, payuble ou and safle January The transfer Ros will be closed Noss the 20th fost. to January 3 1867, YHOMPION, Cashier. A ERCIANTS EXCTINOE NATIONAL BARR A OF THE CITY OF NEWYORK, December 19, 1866, —D! DEND. =A semi-annual dividend of FIVE (5) PER CENT has declared, free of Government tax, payable on sud alter the 2d dag January "next. The wransier-booke will be closed from 20h hetant anti] 34 prod proximes A N ANTATTAN SAVINGS SINS PITWTION, “Noi AY FROADWAY, CORNFR BLEFCKER-ST, Dec. 29, ne Trustees of this Institution eve desiared the 81 Py COND SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND on entitled thereto, at the rate of SIX PEL CENT AY N sums of $1, snd not preg Bo and FIVE PER CENT ANNUM on smounts over payable on and eficr MONDAY, Jan. dl, the [ustitution paying the ayvaran eos Ibe dividend will be eredited under date of ng 1, and If not withe drawn will receive interest the same 444 do pani of that dade, Fowinp Scenery, Treasurer. BROWN, President C. F. ALvORD, Secretary. NE IW-YORK AND NEW.HAVEN RAILRO ROAD 0.—~A DIVIDEND a Xv poLL ARS per share (ve Goveroment tex), has this dey been deelarad on the Capital Stock the Company, paysbm et this Office, on apd afer January 2, lsel, The Transfer JF o0ks whi glass tas Ih Jos wat. 84 u oon the 84 of January vex BEMENT, romsaten New: AY SR 10, 1868, N TION it FOSDWAT ET BANK. New-Yonk, Deo. 22, 1868 THIRTY. FOURTH DIVIDEND.—A Semi-Avnwsl Dividend PURSE DOLLARS per share on the capital stock of this Bank 4 vernment tax, will be paid on and after Jenuary 2d By order of ti» Board, J. L. EVERILT, Coming Ting. VE, TINE) BAR, CORNER LHIRLAFE. AND sri sr. New-York, Dee 3, 1866. IX PER CENT, REE FROM MENT TAX. vilend, at the rats of SIX DIVIDEND. =A TW. Svea CENT iu anaem (free from ment tax), on all sums bom 4 to $5,000, will ba paid on and after the third MONDAY ia Jana: Deposits made on or before Feanl 10 ill ow ltornit from the 1 Bank opens daily from 10 mn. Bo 2 JUNDA WEBNESDAY and SATURDAY VE INGE dts SPENCER K. GREEN, Ricaarp Kxrry, Secrstary, N.Y. axp Haren 1 5. Tratsicer's Office, K. Deo. 19, 1966. INF. NEW-YORX and HARLEM RAILRO. COMPANY have declared a DIVIDEND of FOUR PER on the Preferred and Comzaen Stock, and the same, less ment Tex will be paid poll the Shareholders on the 2d day of JAN ARY, 1607, st the office of the Cocpuny, corner of Fourtn-ave. Twenty -sixthost, The Transfer Books will be closed at 2 pn m. Deo. 26, 1668, aad opened at 10 8, m. on she 3d Jonuwry, 1 1807. HH. EMERSON, Tressaren VIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL KAILROAD COMe PANY. —At a wasting of the Directors of the Michigan Raliroud Company, heid at Boston this Lah duyof December, Ww Voted, That a divilend of $8 per share, Sree of @overnwent tax, be rg a, Thy y declared, able on the bot da of J next, to hollers of stock at the close of busines on the 20th Pogue to be wade to stockholders reeidin Ing 10 in Rilebizan. and oh ered at Boston, at the affice of the Ueneral Receiver in of stock regieced inthe i of New-York, at the omen Ved Farmers’ Losn snd T SHOSgTY: n aid wy peadte ali others, the office of the rene, in of Posto "uted, Thet the Transfer Books of he Cotapiny be closed from the 20th inst. until the lst of January next. 13AAC LIVERMORE, Treasores FEE BOWERY NATIONAL BANK, wu The Directors of the Bowery. Natfonsl Bur have this dy lectured a DIVIDEND of FIVE PERCE NC (free of Government tax), pays ble on and Jan. 2, 1857. The Tranler hunks are close] n. 3, 1867. R. HAMILTON, Cashier, PENT NATIONAL BANK, 336 Broapway, Now-York Dee. 21, 1868. The Board of Directors have this day deolsred a DIY iDEND INE PER CENT aud Goverment Tex, paysble ou aud after Jame hohe ne Transfer Eooks will be closed from elusive, Dee. 4 to Jun. 3 JBL, 1867, tae @hances for Business fllen. OR SALR--SCHOONER L174 oe phion 75 ‘ol 1 measurement, A AT ig u ‘abi hoard, fot 4 Mfrs yor of 5. PATENT FOR NEW-YORK.— A valuable Patent Right for the State of NewYork, adapted for the carding of Wi Sor hor partioa and alfording N lars, requiring in its manafeoture but little rofit, Plesse address \V., Box No, ¢,401 ase. ANTED 810,000, with a GENERAL of SPECIAL PARTNERSIIP, by party who bas $20,000, 4 well blinked bnsinme. A. ve MeKILL OP, SPRAGUE Ce. No. 37 Park. row. $12, $12,000 HEN. BNE Western Georgia, the nioet relisble u South country a Qi of 8, ROOT. No. Brorower er Printing. (BAS. C. SHELLEY, No. 63 Barelar-st. STEAM JOB PRINTER Cards, Circulars, Bill-Hieads, Catalogues, &e,, at the lo CYLINDER RE: RESSFS! a FOR a THADE. ul A cin Mee. Bngloset of he G, Bb “obi wil Tesnied alles Jan 10, B50 3 ssa sin L. RE Siri, BOTY BR rm ww YEN DWIGHT Co. 39 hw No. It OLD: SIP EW: YORK SALPRATOS SULER C CARB. SODA, wo And Sole Agents fa the City of New Yo k leg UQuakLLL'S CLGAM OF Tablas NN Pay wr

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W W i Erion YI cA® B YMURELL, amren wa IC bring mi edicioes or Chiees worn Fxpron Flemington, bak, W i nl 180d ou N Ne): HM DKF JOLO 5, D QU DO Y pELO MA er, N apply wd 2 bicago, i Wow Bend Ww wis bo Back (Fe), Man Wad EDU eo BRE Drs RED ALIT ZENS w €o IL ST 2 povury with Nor Farims or ington. Easton Miazaepor Day Spriog wn BLE CED Nos. 2 0 467 BR UBE DE BORDER MU Y, FR( ADR 0! The PIR EA 8. KH office cry ith No butstw with Tanto u, B w, BrigT, por hor rvs ot re, Co. y 2% SROA EC Yo STB IM 4 REO] favo EL LIN MSH Sim on 12 n vd the prthern 0 o bm n, A iazham ater B il. for Nos. 47 to 261 Dw PRIN AxD HAN iD (os Between ROM Se. 2% J TIER 8 rite of TROAY. Fh ip AN, A Rly giinein Lente i ay wah Riazhamion, Gun, Mere “Hav Faulaner Foi”, RICH the HC ws oa ADWAY INTED IBRES {ING PWR tn BO SAN JAC dewbee Y FROM PIE 0M gent. ding sais per En a rg Hw ange of ean XW AR dl hp SES, LACE By IDAs ATHARINE-ST._ Wl... 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(F oe Bi 530 ad 7.00, 8 LEAVE RROAET Sara. R. Marrs nines NW ken. 31 grorial v wil nH olf er Engl pres s fur PR pe JON, ber 8 JYLIES TAN OR N ard salt fo x.,) 3 8.0 0 N TAY, Gra: gales; ous. nah En. a. pn FA i a with dein Sal ep REx Sa a fo FR SE i) Tons HE at so os at] waki ath N s. cAU y— and ent ed do wade t LOY and T n GA er No wr and IE x. i ris da Hay, of apes ight, Brases wn Satin wd rap den Sed ore, arvo dowen. RL NESE IR Hon ehh ever. sa toWyLNG, Gr JCTION Rn 5 How Lh or Norm ThA Or rid Ez) 308, ge i A. B. C 'Aalh (Be.), Fort Vinh of Hastersh Gx uoed re rand Disweds Skirte forth Slik Mt ell do wa. 3 ui wa? PRICES 10 TE URE, pry i ear dy thay “IN ri or 1 3, alk, 700, oo ili wy 15, (Ex) 208, i Nisa Saal, Pou Glace Bay Lr ofr J A INS TN TOL po Jay “Rib a SASL. ad 8 oes, med old, cents, Tarned a i a Er EOF P en bn 5.0. 899 (L x10, 11 Tie Arak NE ui x Bors. with 10 days, wit or ETS 0. 477 Co otice N BRO SH 1®, Ki dow and 8 rT ED IES a. 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Di ster, Ri hd to progend at rT Sire a ns om ph pesu—— Ane A hid: d LE HE or. ry i Te Femi Et tg LD "RY is 5 wv 3 ry A LB. game ih a THES ARD FEE A Silk WALKS Fi SLE ti LITE hn 3 Sata ba hai ha Tr eorteiod x Hows nt tas. $18 werd an fac! Ww. boo st A v LEN Agr ey LAN om and3 Chir eis i ni i go Ronl k Jan fo Offie h iy K ND Ab und urt! D FE Dr. nw a Rut ant souih's 2 ein VPRE rg a Contre, Wo CORNY RE. JOR, STORES, Pie ood, Haemost COVE a aye at 8.110 0m. RRY C fun Edie, Mosier Ch Fitton Dee. 1 as rom prices "ARE Walke 7 CEN NEIL 8. No. atubost Be D and Ki nA) ats. Cor Rises Tp George W, we’ sed wil br Campi te Fo oT Elm nt Bees: I OR i AWN Sb En andy ho BO dies ood, Lt. J Waalh fn. 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Amusements. NIBLO'S GARDEN. THIS EVENINO-THE BLACK CROOK-—Gres: Parisionne Ballet Troupe. WINTER GARDEN. THIS FYENING-ITALIAN OPERA-CRISPINO E LA CO- MARE Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, Btockion, Tests, Bellini, An- tonucci, Giorgio, Roucoul. WALLACK'S THEATER. THIS EVENING OURS.” Mr. Lester Walleck, Mr. Frederio Robson, Mr. Jom Gilbert, Mr. Charles Fisber, Miss Madeline Heu- viques, Mrs. Vernon B DWAY THEATER THIS EVENING PLES LAWYER LIVE Mr. John E. Owens INDIAN. NEW YORK THEATER. THIS EVENING—CENDRILLON—GRAND FAIRY BALLET. OLD BOWERY THEATER. THIS EVENING—TRUE TO THE CORE. Mis Fsony Herring, Mr. 6. L. Fox. BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. DAY AND EVENINO-—-MAJOR JONES'S CHRISTMAS PRES. Mr C. W. Clarke sud a ay. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CURIOSITIES gURGH'S COLLECTION OF WILD ANIMALS. full com VAN NEW YORK CIRCUS. THIS EVENING-NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE. Robert Stickney, Australien Family and Mlle. De Berg. Matines at 24 o'clock. FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. THIS EVENING-BUDWORTH'S MINSTRELS THE MAN IN BLACK-TWO POMPEYS—-WAKE UP ABRAHAM, Lo KFLLY LEON'S MINSTRELS. (THIS EVENING—FIRST APPEARANCE OF LITTLE MAC, 0. DODWORTH HALL. TIS EVENINO-M. HARTZ, THE ILLUSIONIST. STUDIO BUILDING. FREE EXHIBITION OF FRENCH AND FLEMISH PICTURES. FAIRS, Oreat Masonic Fair at the Presbyterian Church, corner of Grand and Groth taut. Fair of the Union Home and School for O «of Boldiers, af Union General Rooms, corner of Broadway and Twenty-third st. Busincos Notices. AAA AAAS AAI AAAI The GorHAM MANUPACTURING COMPANY SILVER- axing of Providence, R. I.. inform the trale that they are producing fine ELROTRO PLATYRD (oops, comprising full Dinxen and Tra Bxrvicss and Tass Wake of every desciiption of a very superior quality, and of new and elegant desigus. The base ia Nickel Silver, upon which is a deposit of Pore Silver of such thickness that they possess all the advantages of solid silver in utility, and from beauty of design and superior fini<h are undistinguishable from it. The Gorham Manufacturing Company refer with confidences to the bigh reputation they have tatablished in the production of Soup BiLvRR WARE. in which they have been for many years engaged, and they now assure the public thet they will fully sustain thal repuis: tion by the production of Evscrmo PLATED Wares of such quality and extreme durability as will insare entire satisfaction to the pur All articles made by them are stamped tous. GUBHAMMPG,,, And all such are fully guaranteed. They fool it necessary particular! 0 call the attention of purchasers to the sbove trade-mark. as their desigue have been already extensively imitated. These goods can only be procured fiom responsible dealers throughout the country Great Baraains ix Fons. Looxis BALLARD, WaoLnsaLe Maxvracrurss or Furs, Nos, 50 and 58 Howard-at., Will offer at retail, commencing Moxpay, Dec. 10, His entire Spock, consisting of Morrs, Corrans, COLLARNTTES, Prsaniens, Benrnas. sod Tarwas in Sams, Rovarn Exsixz, Mixx, Fircn, Squignsi, Cover, ke. Also goods for Gentlemen's wear, in Orrex, Braver, Coxay, and Nvrnia Davis CoLLaMORE Co., PAR Joadwer, 4 doors below Broomest., Having their Store by Extending it through to Mercer-st., have added SILVER PLATED WARE $0 their Large Btock of CHINA AND GLASSWARE. We desire Especiel Attention to s Large Assortment of NEW CHINA DINING SKIS. he Houipay Girrs! FAMILY SILVER'' Luvcivs Hart Co, The Oldest Plated-Waie House inthe City, Nos. 4, 6 snd 8 Burnie Sup, (Foot of John-at.) SILVER- PLATED WARE, At Mode rate Prices. FLOENCR Reversible Feed Lockstiteh Sewine- dacHiNEs. Best family machi ve in the world Froxexce 8S. M. Co, No. 55 Broadway. L] 1 Dasnixg Youxa Mex will find the new style of Har tor calls at JExXIx's. The ynost elegant febric of the sewon. No. 513 Brosdway. FURS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. —830,000 worth of Furs, of di kinds, seiling oF at BarTA'S, No. 357 Ca uslet., corner ot Wooster, CLosiNG OUT SALE OF Winrss (CLOTHING, 4s 0 ‘wer-Costs from Nine to Thirty Dollars. A Slt of Clothes from A. ANAPP, No. 19 Conrtiandt-st. (rrox10CATARRN '—THE ONLY POSITIVE CURR New or bas there been one case cured hitherto. have iu my posses- sion positive evidence thst the principal certificates published of a ‘ded cure, dated Greenpoint, is a forgery. Also that others are Nature's remedisls, from plants, present the only itive «wer discovered, and patients will be refer:ed to those who have BA oth Expispatory circular, one stamp. Advice gratis. Ad- dross «or call on Wx. R. Prixcs, Flusning, N. Y,, which 1s 55 minutes by Thi rty-fourth-st. Ferry. Ww WORKS LIKE A CoARM.—Mme. Demorest: The pew Bi rtlett Sewing-Machine, purchased of yon soversk weeks muce, wos pt rfect satisfaction to the ladies of my family It works like a charm, 1iever gots out of order, is so simple in its construction that one ped not be a skillful mechanic to operate it—is, in short, a Louse- bold fairy. Bian Barxgs, Chief of the Freedmen's Bureau, Virginia. Tos to Forty Dollar T. B. Byyser, Watches and Jewelry, No. 189 Broadway (up stairs). Trrraxy Co, Nos 550 Axp 552 BROADWAY, Are now openioz over i00 cases of choice goods, of Abeir own im- phruizion, and specially wade to their order— embracing all the novel: Jewnirny, Crocxs. Broxans, axp Faxcy Goons this sesson in Paris, London, Vienus, Geneva, Naples, eto,, oto., torming the most extensive assortment of rich and vars articles of luxury ever exhibited on this continent. AT EVERDELL'S CARD DkPOT, No. 302 Broadway, Wedding and Vidtiog Cards, Monograms, French Note Paper, the styles, the new HRYSTAL VISITING Caxp for the Holidays. A HOLIDAY PRESENT.—POLLAK Sox, No. 692 Broadway, New York, near Fourth-st.,, Munnscxavx Prem Maxv- wACTURERS. Pipes cut to order, repsired and mounted. Cartes Vignotte, $3 per dosen; Duplicates, $2. All pogatives registered. R.A. Laws, No. 160 Chatbam-et.. N.Y. BATcEERLOR'S HAIR DYg—The best in the world; Harmless, Reliable, Instautaneous; the only perfect dye—black or {iowa No disappointment, ne ridiculous date, Oenuine signed I'm. A. Barcuxrox. At sll Drnggists and Perfumers. TrUsSSES, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUSPENSORY BAND- sons, Supronrans, kc.—Mansx Co.'s Radical Cure Trum only ot No. 3 Vosey-st. Lady attendant, HOLIDAY PRESENTS OF AFFECTION AND CHARITY— Bahan Wiusox's Lock Stitch Sewing-Machives. No. 625 y. “Tax Hows Moni Co.'s Lock-Stitch SEWING- Maiomixss LIAS iow to. wing Mas Maonighs, Eviapliows, jc. {atiginal inventor of the Bu Me A HOLIDAY PRESENTS. —STRBEOSCOPES and VIEWS, foe ALsuxs, arms, ke. E. LH. T. Axraoxy k Co,, No. 501 Broadway, St. Nicholas Block. Tax Best HOLIDAY PRESENT. —~GROVER BAKER'S Hionnst Parive Sewine Macninn, No. 495 Broadway. A SURE PiLE CURE. Gireant's Pion MANY. b 4 cures the worst cases of Piles. Bent by mail on re Circulars free. Sold Agent wanted every Brosdway, New" Thame Address J. B. Roxarxs, Massger, No, At S1umoxs's, No. Broapway—A splendid Field pug Re Glasses, a Syiealia Pr 8 and Eye Glasses. Alastationt of Operas. 41d 2 At rid “of a Cold at once by using JAYNE'S Ex- PROTORANT, certain cure for sll Pulmonary and Bronchial effee Bold everywhere. AT Wu. Everpeul's Sons, No. 104 Fulton-st., MW. Y.. the Carvsras Visiring Cand for the Holidays. SHOES and Garrsss at Huxrs, No. 430 A cheapest, sssortment of custom-made ta ny ey pu mide $2 9tdus af share otis. Freneh Boors THs Most ELEGANT AND UsgruL HOLIDAY GIFT. One of the unrivaled Erwirric Hoox Locxsmirom Swine Ma onixgs. No, 543 Broadway. Mort's CHEMICAL Pomapx Restores Gray Hair, S00 ad Yom falling out: Cumeras nA cei ARM AND Liza, by B. Frank Parses, LL. D.— “boat” uso to suifliets, and law to sloets snd Civilisie 1,600 Astor-pl, N.Y.; 19 Groen sb, Boston. Avoid ir of bis patente Daxws PuLMo-BroXCHIAL TROO ot Gong tad Fst nd Log Diss Sid every ware Ladies, discard injurious padding. Madame J umel’s mma Sim Faten Brug Hig a darig te orm ph BEWING-MACHINES Fon Saus and To Ruxt. V. W., Wickes, No. 744 Broadway, up stairs. ““Finst Parsivy EsTeY OROANS.—None other con €aln the new sud sdmirable Vox Huxaxa Attachment. th 0. 0. Saxe k Co, No. 417 Broome ot. WILLOOX 1558's BEWING- MACHINE, Its seam Less Hable stitch," mf Declsion” Trial] Band tor mane oth store on 08 Brosiwey. 3 Bxwing-Aaonixs CoMPaXY, No. 506 Broad- the Lock sitich. A valuable snd weeful Hokiay FH RISTADORO'S HAIR iversally ackuowl- siistatonis al TE Is nivoreally ackuowl TEN Keasoxs WHY Hosrerrer's Stomacn SHOULD MAYE A PLACE IN EVERY HOME. BroAvss by invigorating the constitution and the frame they aver sickness, Brcavse (especially) (heir use prevents the atmospheric poison which produces epidemics from taking effect vpon the syslem. BrOAUSE they cure indigestion, and impart unwonted vigor to the stomach. BrOAWSR they are the bast appetizing medicine at present known Brcavse they are the only preparatiom upon which persons ofa bilious habit can sufe'y rely to keep the liver in good order. BECAUSE they tone and regulate the bowels and invariably relieve them when constipated, without causing undue relaxation BrcAvsE they strengthen the nerves, clear the brain, and cheer the animal epirice BrOAUSE in case of an attack of spasms or bilious colle they are the best thing that can be administered an the instant. Broavse they combine the three properties of a tonic, an alterative and a nervine in their utmost purity and perfection. BrCAUSE they are a specific against Aguo and Fever and all inter- mittents, and with all their potency as a preservative and a remedy, sro 8 harmisss as water fem the mountain spring Brryens HaviLAND, CnurcuMaN ENGLAND, OLp Sraxp, No. 47 Jomnar., New York Frexci CHINA. Wao are receiving from our factory in France, richly decorated Dixxer, Tea Ax TolLsT SETS, VASKS, &ec. TMETCALFE'S GREAT REEUMATIC REMEDY is daily effecting wonderful cures. It acts like magic, both Chronic and Jo flammatory Rheumatism giving way before it. The afflicted are ad- vised totry it. WHITE GLRNNEY, PracricAl DexTises, No. 893 Broadway. New Work Baily Sribune. 1866. ec ce MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, Advertisements for this week's issue of Tne WEEKLY Tripuxe must be handed in To Day. TO ADVERTISERS. Wo will thank our advortising customers to hand in (heir Advertisements at as early an hour oa possible. If received after 9 ¢'clock they cannot be classified under their proper heads. EF" On our second page to-day will be found The Money Market and the report of the Markets. Wo print to-dsy a full abstract of the Motropolitan Police Report, which will be found of general interest. The Grand Jury have made a presentment in regard to unsafe buildings, and cite several reasons why Commissioner McGregor should take further action in the matter. Though they decline to make publio their opinion of the security of the new Academy of Music, we infer that they do not consider it safe. A London dispatch informs us that there is no longer any dager apprehended of a Fenian revolution in Ireland, and that confidence has returned to the people,” which seems an ironical expression when we consider how many British regiments have been sent to keep the people quiet. That the rebellion has been smothered is confirmed by the tenor of our Dub- lin correspondence. The Roman Catholics in Loudon recently met, Arch- bishop Manning presiding, to express sympathy with the Pope. The Archbishop held that though the Pope might leave Rome without giving the Church cause of alarm, Rome should still be, for the sake of Europe, the property of the Church. The chief significance of tho meeting, however, was its opposi- tion to the English Reform movement. The speakers considered the desire of the Romans to become a part of United Italy, and the demand of the English for the extension of suffrage, as equally wicked and dangerous, and warned Great Britain that in permit- ting the Pope to be driven from the Holy City, she parted with an important protection against revolu- tion at home. The war on the River Plate has for some time been taking a turn specially unfavorable to Brazil. There are indications that there may be still greater troubles in store for the South American Empire. Paraguay bas long been in negotiation with Bolivia for the oon- clusion of an alliance, and the lagt mail brings a re- port that a treaty, offensive and defensive, has been concluded, according to which Bolivia will supply to Paraguay a contingent of 2,500 men, carry the war into Brazil, and, if possible, republicanize that country. If this report should be confirmed Brazil will find it exceedingly difficult, if not impos- gible, to defend its Western Provinces, the only com- munication with which in former years was by the rivers now made impassable by the guns of the Para- guaysns. Itis also coufirmed that both the Prosi- dents of the Argentine Republic and Uruguay are powerless to aid any longer in carrying onwbe war. The latter may any moment be unseated by his op- ponents at home; and the former is even said to be favorable to the alliance between Paraguay and Bolivia. The mail from Rio Janeiro brings us a piece of news as significant as it is pleasing. The Emperor of Brazil has just liberated the national slaves, the profits of whose labors belonged to the Crown; and large numbers of the freedmen, we learn, have entered the army, and are being forwarded in detachments to the seat of war. This looks like the first step toward general emancipation in Brazil—at least, it is so regarded by the Abolition party of the Empire. The Emperor of Brazil is known as one of the most enlightened and liberal rulers of the age, and there can be no doubt that he sincerely desires to see the fine country which be governs delivered from the incubus and stigma of Slavery. In liberating the national slaves he has, in effect, entered a quiet but telling protest against the ‘‘institution,” and the in- fluence of his example can hardly fail to prepare the way for the emancipation of the slaves throughout the Empire. It strikes us that the course pursued by the United States Government in our civil war has had something to do with the Emperor's action in freeing the Crown slaves. At any rate, it is remarka- ble that, as in our case, Brazil accepts the services of the negro as a soldier, to fight the battles of Iris coun- try, putting the sword into hands from which the manacles bave just fallen. A friend of Mr. O'Gorman furnishes the following explanation in respect to his efforts in the matter o the Fernando Wood lease: ‘‘Mr, O'Gorman ha “done his whole duty, and has overstepped “his line of duty, in resisting this atrocious “fraud. A week or two after his election, and “before he had been sworn into office, he entered a “formal protest against the completion of “any such lease by the Controller. After enter- “ing office, the lease, as drawn up in con- “formity with the resolution of the Common “Council, was submitted for his opinion, and he dis- “approved of the same and refused to lend it his “sanction. Shortly before last 1st of May, “Mr, O'Gorman made official application to “the Controller for new offices, olsowhere “than in Mr. Wood's buildings, for the “use of his two Buresus—that of Public Adminis- “trator and Corporation Attorney —but was ‘peremptorily refused any relief by that official. “And lastly) Mr. O'Gorman has made him- NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1 golf personally responsible for the offices “which he now oconpies in No. 52 Nassau-st." —We trust Mr. O'Gorman will not suspend his zeal till it is sottlad that the city shall be surely pro- tected. BRITISH PROTECTION. The Importers of this city are in full chorus just now against the unreasonableness and the absurdity of the demand of the Laborers of the United States, that at least equality of competition between them and the manufactaring capitalists of Europe shall be secured to them by law. *‘More protection for mil- “lionaire manufacturers,” More taxation of the people for the benefit of capitalists” More legis- “Iation to enrich special interests,” these are the reiterated cries by which the British Free Trade League in Pinc-st. expects to frighten Americans out of their common sense, Protection!" Why, the manufacturing supremacy of Great Britain is founded on protection, and on nothing else. Her enormous industry bas been built up by protection— by high protection, devised and asked for by her manufacturers, freely given by ber Parliaments, watchod over and amended by hor Boards of Trade, steadily adherod to by successive ministries 84 vital national policy. An Englishman, or an Englishman's hired American echo, discharging from his cheeks the word Protection” as a scoff, or in any wise arguing against protection as an incident to the development of nation's industry, with such a record before him as the British tariffs on Iron !'—the impudence is matchloss. Just see what unswerving support the British Government gave to the British iron manufac- ture for an unbroken period of 147 years, till it was strong enough to invite the world to Free Trade, and to teach Free Trade. In 1679 the first duty on foreign iron was imposed by the British Government, of 10 shillings per tun. In 1710 the duty was advanced to 2. ie. 6d. per tun in English vessels, and 2. 10s. 10d. in foreign ves- sols. A stiff tariff, which yearly did itsintended work for 72 years, undisturbed by any howling of foreign importers, camped in London or elsewhere, against the folly of manufacturing dear iron at home when cheaper iron couid be bought abroad. This tariff did not make cheap iron—did not even supply England with the iron she needed, for she was a constant im- porter of it. But what of that? She was after cheap iron, and she was going to get it through persevering protection. In 1752 the duty was raised to 2A. 16s. 9d. In 17#5 Parliament prohibited the exportation of tools, engines, models, or plans of machines used in the manufacture of iron, under the penalty of one year's imprisonment of the shipper, £200 fine, confis- cation of the articles shipped or intended to be shipped, a fine of £200 on the master of the vessel, and the same onthe custom-house officers, who- wore to be dismissed, and be thereafter incapable for- over of holding office. Item, for enticing iron work- men out of England, Parliament imposed the penalty of one year's imprisonment and £500 fine for every workman so enticed the fine to be doubled for the second offense. Blood-earnest legislation—but there was not a mau in England to protest against it, For England, and the English, were after cheap iron. In 1757 there was nobody to talk about the right of buying in the cheapest markets, and foreign import- era not having a voice in legislation, Parliament pro- hibited the importation of iron less than three-fourths of an inch square, except plain bars, and all manfac- tures of iron and steel. In 1795 that blood-earnost act prohibiting the exportation of tools and machinery was mado perpotual. In 1706 the duty on iron was raised to 3. 1s. 9d, per tun. And now England bad 121 furnaces and made 124,579 tuns of iron —and there was still no voice for free trade. In 1797, higher! the duty raised to 3. 42. 7d. In 179%, unsettled revenue poliey, eh! very bad for manufacturers, eh!—the duty was again raised to al. 158. bd.—and not a whinny of free-trade to disturb tho deadiy purpose of these wise English to beat the world in making iron. They were determined to do it, and through the only possible way, protection. In 1#02, England had 165 furnaces and made 170,000 tuns of iron. And there wasn't a man in the realm to say that the iron manufacturers didn't need more pro- tection, that they could sustain themselves, that this increase of the tariff was special legisiation, and other such bosh. In 1803—oh, the folly of changing tariffs, which our importers weep over!—up the Government puts the duty again—to 4. 4s, 44d. In 1504, the duty again raised to 44 17s 1d. In 1805, the duty again raised to bl. Os. In 1206, up again '—advanced to 5. 7s. 6§d. In 1809—0h, these constant changes of tariffs (in favor of protection) so injurious to manufacturers !—the market of England for English iron not being yet se- cured, the Government again advanced the duty to ol, 9s. 10d. In 1813, the market not yet secured, the duty was again advanced to 6 9s. 10d. Under this protection in five years the production of iron in Great Britain ran up to 300,000 tuns a year. But England could not yet beat the world in making cheap iron, and, inexorable in her determination, and wisely and faithfully governed, she again, in 1519, advanced the duty on imported iron to 6 10s, in British ships and 70. 18s. 6d. in foreign ships. Iron slit or hammered into rods, or drawn, or hammered less than three-fourths of an inch square, was charged with a duty of 20. Hoops theretofore charged 111. 8s. 4d. a tun, were now charged 230. 155.! By 1825 what had this determined, patient, ever augmenting protection accomplished? It accomplished its work. It enabled England to develop her manufacture of iron to the degree that she could undersell the world, and begin to preach the gospel of Free Trade among nations. In this year the price of iron per tun in various countries was as follows: France, 256. 10s. Sweden, 13. 13s.; Belgium, 160. 14s; Russia, 134 13s.; Germany, 16. 142; England, 100. In 1826 the duty on bar iron was reduced to 1. 10s; on hammered rods from 201. to 5. Hoops remained at 23. 10s, and pig iron at 10s. The British Government thus advanced the duties on imported iron fifteen tines in a space of 147 years, from $2 50 a tun to $35 a tun, and made every one of those duties specific. More than this, during all that time her manufacturers had the advantage of high prices of iron in all the other countries of the world. England did"not begin to reduce her duties on foreign iron until she had so established her manufacture that she exported nine times as much as she imported, and of course no longer required protection. More yet: she waited ten years after it was demonstrated that she could manufacture iron from 33 to 50 per cent cheaper than any couutry in the world before she re- duced her tariff, and took the first step toward free trade, That persevering protective legislation, that piling of duty on top of duty, that construction block upon block of a wall to shut out competition and retain the home-market, we look upon as one of the proudest monuments of British administration, always in re- spect to its own interests vigorous and far-sighted. We honor the sagacious and resolute men who for century and a half shut the doors of the British Cus- tom-House in the face of the world, and held them tight, while within the kingdom capital- ists and workingmen, undisturbed not ouly but encouraged, built up, by England's supremacy in iron-making, England's supremacy in commerce, machinery, and wealth, The grandeurand fidelity of this protective policy is equaled only by the selfishness and dishonesty of the free-trade policy which succeded it—the endeavor to persuade the ma- tions of the earth to adopt the theory that tariffs and custom-houses hinder the development of industry and the growth of wealth. And the cap-sheaf of this solfishness and dishonesty is the voluuteor or the purchased assistance given by an American to propa: gate tho paradox and the untruth. LICENSE TO MURDER. The President, by an order dated Dec. 22, has dis- solved the Military Commission, held at Richmond, for the trial of Dr. James L. Watson. The prisoner, who recently murdered a negro in Rockbridge County, Va., has therefore boen discharged from custody, and ia secured from any punishment. The facts in this case deserve to be universally known, A fow weoks ago negro named Echols drove violently against a carriage in which the family of Dr. Watson wore riding, breaking it, but injuring mo ome. The next day Watson went in search of the negro, found him at work in a field, and attempted to beat him. Feohols resisted and ran, pursued by Watson, who threatened to shoot him unlesi he stopped. Echols preferred flight to a struggle, and Watson drew pistol and shot him through the body. He died in a few hours. The murderer then surrendered himself, and his trial in the County Court resulted in entire acquittal. Gen. Sobofield, before whom these facts were brought, issued an order, under authority of the Act of Congress of July 16, 1366, for a Military Com- mission in Richmond, and on the 19th inst. Wat- son was brought before it, His conviction, had not the President interfered, was certain, for he confessed that he had committed the crime. Mr. Johnson, in dissolving the Commission, chose to accept the recent decision of the Supreme Court, that military trial of civilians in the Loyal States is illegal, as his authority, Mis Cabinet, it is said, agreos with him. This interpretation will sur- prise no one, though it would have been better had a test case been submitted to the Supreme Court from the Rebel States. We are not yet prepared to admit that Virginia aud Indiana stand in equal relations to the Government. But any argu- ment on this point is superseded by the fact that the President's action has taken from the freedmen their last hope of protection, from their oppressors the last fear of punishment. Watson killed this negro bru- tally. It was a murder without a shadow of justification, and freely admitted and boasted of as an aot of courage. Yet the civil authorities of Virginia acquitted him of any crime, and virtually excluded the wanton killing of a negro from the category of murder. He may kill another to-morrow, and there is no power that will punish the act. This is not an exceptional case; in Georgia, 300 freedmen have been killed since Christ- mas, 1865, and but three of their murderers have been punished by the civil courts, Our correspond- ent at Savannah writes, under date of Dec. 19: “It would De just as easy to get a jury “in the State of New-York to convict a person of manslaughter for shooting a mad dog, as “to get a jury of Rebels to find a Rebel guilty upon a “charge of killing a negro,” Sweeping as this assertion may be, the escape of Watson is an instance of its truth, as the New-Orleans massacre, the acquit- tal of Perrin, in Columbus County, Georgia, of the murder of Henry Thomas, and hundreds of other cases are proofs. The civil courts in the Rebel States positively refuse to try such cases, while in the fow cases where the fear of military interference has induced them to parade the form of duty, the jury bas secquitted the prisoner without the pretense of deliberation. No more need be said; we may simply «dd that the construction which President Johnson puts upon the decision of the Supreme Court, whether it be right or wrong, has left the Freodmen without a particle of legal protection. The whole subject must come before Congress, which will not, we may hope, neglect its duty of immediate action. THE FRENCH ARMY. Oue of the greatest, though not one of the imme. diate results of the late German war, is the impulse which it has given throughout Europe to the question of military reorganization. It was commonly known, even before the war, that Prussia had an excellent military system; but how far it excelled that of the other European countries was never fully understood by the statesmen and soldiers of Europe, until the extraordinary brilliancy of the campaign of 1866 filled all of them with astonishment and wany with dismay. Nothing, certainly, could be more compli: mentary to Prussia than the haste of most of the other European States, after the close of the war, to initiate measures for a thorough reform of their armies. In none of the European countries has this initiation of military reforms attracted greater attention than in France. Proud as the French Government and nation have always been of their army and military renown, they did not hesitate, in view of the Prussian triumph, to admit and loudly proclaim the necessity of creating a more numerous and more effective army A few statistical facts about the armies of the two conntries will show that the French had very weighty reasons for taking this subject into serious consideration. The population of France, in 1366, was estimated at about 47,000,000, For the same year, the effective force of the army, om a peace footing, was fizsed at 400,000, while on the war footing it would amount to 757,727 men. Prussia, in 1866, had a population of 19,000,000, or just about one-half of the population of France. In time of peace its standing army was 208,578, about one-half of the French army, and therefore in the same pro- portion to the total population; but whenever it should become necessary to put the army on a war footing, Prussia could within a few weeks bring iuto the field a thoroughly disciplined army of 609,000, or, if the reserve troops were added, of 714,000 men, thus equaling France in the number of her soldiers, not- withstanding the double number of iubabitants in the latter country. In consequenee of the war, 10,000,000 of other Germans are to form, with Prussia, the North-German Confederation, The most important object Prussia had in view in establishing this confederation was the incorporation of the army of the minor States with that of Prussia, This point has been secured even before the meeting of the North-German Parliament, and Prussia as a military power represents, therefore, a population of 29,000,000 of men. She is straining every nerve to complete the introduction of her entire military system into the minor States, This being accomplished, Prussia would have on the peace foot. ing an army of over 300,000, and in time of war an offoctive force of more than 1,000,000 men. No one, moreover, doubts that the South-German States, which have a population of 5,000,000, must very soon drift into uhion with the Northern Confederation, and in case of a foreign war, they would even now be almost sure to go hand-in-hand with Northern Germany, Their annexation would raise the Prussian Army to the grand total of 1,300,000. We can hardly be mistaken if we ascribe the pacific turn which was all at once given to the foreign policy of France, in great measure to a consideration of the above figures. Upon the establishment of the North. German Confederation, France became, 0s a military power, decidedly inferior to Prussia. To change this humiliating condition was the task imposed upon the Military Commission. The report of the Commission ia not yet before us. Rumors come by the Atlantic cable that it was intended to raise the French Army (including reserves) to 1,200,000 men, but that the dis- content with this measure was so general among all classes of the population that it had to be abandoned. Thus on the one side is the military superiority of Prussia, and ou the other, the universal dissatisfaction of the French people with the proposed increase of the standing army. Besot by these two diffioulties. the Emperor has to adjust a policy of military reform which shall rajse his power to a level with {hat of aad Re Prussia, aud still keep peaco at home. On his ability to do it the stability of his Government may largely depond. SUPERVISING SWINDLES. Wo lately callcd attention to the action of the Beard of Supervisors, who, at their meeting on Wednesday, added $200 to the salary of each of the 101 attendants on the City and County Courts, thus putting $20,200 into the annual tax-levy. The announcement that #0 largo a number of persons, in addition to tho regu- lar corps of clerks, librarians, stenographers, oriors and interproters, aro employed as Court attendants at a cost of more than $120,000 per avnum, bas sur- prised many of our roaders, it being well known to those who are familiar with the Courts that not more than one-third of that number discharge any duly beyond drawing their salaries. These supernumerary attendants have been ap- pointed by the Board of Supervisors (most of them during the last three years), in defiance of the opinion of Corporation Counsel Bronson, who decided that suoh appointments were illegal. The number of these extra attendants has been doubled in consequence of the peculiar construction of the Board of Supervisors ~thht body being composed of an equal number of each political party. This non-partisan arrangement necessitates a trade being made upon every job, either large or small, that is put through the Board; so that whenever a Democratic Supervisor finds it desirable to provide for ome pugilistic satellite by placing him on the pay-roll as an attendant on one of the courts, a similar compliment must be paid to a Republican Supervisor in order to keep the account even. Such arrangements keep matters moving pleasantly in the Board, but are not profitable to our tax-payers. In illustration of this subject, a circumstance of recent occurrence may be interesting to our readers. During the past two years there have been eighteen persons receiving pay as regular attendants on the Court of Sessions, but in consequence of the non- attendance of most of these gentlemen, the Judges of the Court found themselves in want of a couple of officers to convey prisoners to and from the Tombs. Fully understanding what was necessary to obtain their desires, the Judges sent a communication to the Supervisors asking for the appointment of four addi- tional attendants. The communication was received and referred to a Committee, who in due time re- ported favorably, and submitted a resolution appointing the four extra men, at a salary of $1,000 per annum for each. The “Ring in the Board, however, desired to give it a further nursing, and the resolution was laid over until the next meeting, at which time the matter was again considered, the word four” was stricken out and “ten” substituted, and the resolu- tion thus amended was passed and sent to the Mayer. His Honor, Mayor Hoffman, not deeming ten additional attendants necessary, vetoed tbe, resolution and re’ turned it to the Supervisors, who are holding it until the proper time arrives to pass it over the veto. That these ten men will eventually be saddled upon the public treasury may be inferred from the course pur- sued in regard to a similar veto of the Mayor's, which was sent to the Board on the 15th of August last, and was passed over the voto at their last meeting. This resolution appointed John Hogan Clerk of one of the Courts, at an annual salary of $3,000. The objections of Mayor Hoffman were: First, That the appointment was not legally made; and Second, That the Tax-levy expressly provides that no liability shall be incurred “in excess of the appropriation,” and that there was no appropriation from which the salary could be paid. Nothwithstanding these objections, the resolution was again passed by a vote of eight against two. The Legislature will probably abolish the Board gf Supervisors this Winter, but care must be taken that provision is alse made for removing from offico the swarm of sinecure place-holders which has been created by the Board during the nine years of its ex- istenco. THE DRAMA.

WINTER GARDEN, There will be a performance to-day at the Winter Gar- den to which—in view of both the season and circum stances—tho attention of the public should be especially called, At no time more than the prosont does the sacred cause of charity come home to our hearts, 1f Christmas means anything, it means love, and kindness, and benevo- lence. Whoever honors the day will practice the virtues that belong to it. Tho performance, at the Winter Gar- den, to which we allude, is to be given for the benefit of tho Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund, Mr. Booth, and all the players in the Company, bave volunteered their ser. vices, Mr. Stuart gives the theater. The play will be “The Stranger,” and the performance will commence at 12} o'clock in the day. We sincerely hope that a solid benefit will result, On Tuesday evening, Christmas, Mr. Booth will enact Richelren, The same play is to be given at the Wednesday matinéo, On Thursday an extra matinée will be given for the benefit of Mr. Lingard, who has sustained such a heavy loss in the recent burning of the New Bowery Theater. Mr. Booth, and tho theatrical company, as also Mr. Ma- rotzek and his opera troupe, have volunteered to partici pate in this entertainment. The occasion will be one of weculinr interest, aud can scarcely fail to call together a arge audience, Su Saturday evening next the long promised representa- tion of “Othello” will be given, with Mr. Dawison as Othello, Mr. Booth as Tago, Mr. Gotthold as Cassio, and Mrs. Methua-Scheller a8 Desdemona. The dialogue will be spoken partiy in German and partly in English, and we should say that the effect must be something wonderful. RISTORL On Wednesday evening next, the 20th inst, Madame Ristori will reappear at the French Theater, in this city, in her best part, Queen Elizabeth, On Friday evening she will play Deborah—which is familiar to American theater-goers as Leah, the Forsaken '—and on Saturday, at a matinée, she will enact Medea. Madame Ristori’s en- gogement in Philadelphia was prosperous. She played Pra dv Tolomes for her benefit, ou Friday evening last, and also recited Legouvé’s French version of Schiller's poem of Joan D'Arc’s Farewell.” SPECIAL AMUSEMENTS. The Huguenot Captain’ will be acted for the first time at the Olympic Theater, this evening. Mr. Jordan will sustain the principal character. At the New-York Circus, a Matinée will be given every day, at 2} o'clock, until further notice, in addition to the usual evening performances. This arrangement will ac- comimodate all classes of pleasure-seekers who desire to tmprove the boliday season. Mr. Hartz will give his 100th entertainment at Dod- worth’s Hall this evening, and will perform a new feat, entitled Multum in Parvo.” It consists, we believe, in taking an immense bulk of miscellaneous articles—such as bird-cages and dressing-cases—out of a small portfolio. There can be no doubt of the perfectly posing mystery of this magician’s arts. Tho plays of Major Jones's Christmas Present,” and Away with Melancholy,” will be acted, for the first time, at Barnum's Museum, this afternoon. Qurs" has entered upon a fine run at Wallack’s Thea- ter—so that we shall have abundant time for further anal. sis of its merits, and of the excellent acting wherewith it is presented. Mr. Owens is drawing crowds to the Broadway Theater, by the old magnet, Solon Shingle. He is, this week, t play “The Live Indian,” as an after-piece. CHRISTMAS PERFORMANCES. A fow notes as to the performauces announced for Christmas day may prove useful to our readers, and are, therefore, here appended: Three performances will be given at the Circus—two in tho day and one in the evening.—Mr. Hartz will give an afternoon as well as an evening performance at Dodworth's Hall.—Afternoon ss well as evening performances are to be given at Niblo's Garden aud at the New-York Theater. “The Black Crook” may be seen at one theater, and Cendrillon” at the other. These are true holiday pioces. Their merits have already been acknowledged and de- scribed. —Christmas Day will be a very busy time at Bar pum’'s Museuin, since. a8 is customary on great occasions, rformences are to be given there at almost every hour dawn to midnight. The Van Amburgh animals, to which we give special attention elsewhere, will be ex- hibited as usushBudworth's Minstrels commence matinée to-morrow at the Fifth Avenue Opera House. They present an excellent bill, of which The Manin Black” 18, not unnaturally, the chief feature. —Christnas Day will also be observed by an unusually festive enter. tainment at tho Hall of Messrs. Kelly Leon's Minstrels. ~—A performance of tho excellent comedy of Still Waters Run Deep” will be given at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Christmas night. Mr. George Jordan and Mr. Thomas Placide will appenr on the oocasion—this being the first of a series of entertainments to be given at the Academy under the direction of Mr. C. W. Tayleure. On Wednesday ovening Mr. De Cordova will read Dickeng's ("hristmas Carol.” at the Brooklyn Athenmum. WASHINGTON, _—— 5 THE IYDIAN INVESTIGATION=THR TARIPP BiLL-=Nxw.” YORK OUSTOM-HOUSE—THE WHISKY FRAUDS FOREFPATHERS' DAY—COLORED MEN'S INSTITUTE. BY TELZORAPE TO THE TRIBUNE. WASHN0TON, Dee. 2, 1866, The Honsé Committee on Indian Affairs resumed, on Saturday, the charges against Commissioner Bogy, and examined 8 large number of witnesses. The oy. idence went to shew that the samples offered by par. ties bidding from §20,000 to $40,000 less than the successful bidder were fully as good and, ix man spocta, better than the samples of the successful y Io he Commissioner wholly failed to justify himself rejooting the bids of lower and responsible parties, and awarding the contract to higher bidders. The Com. mittee have adjourned to the 3d of January, and in the mean time directed the Commissioner to make no cont in bis wards. The Committees are deter. min robe this and all other matters connected with our Indian Affairs to the bottom, avd show up the whole system of swindling now carried on, It is said that the poor Indian gets only about one-quarter of the annual annuities which are voted to him by Congress, The Senate Finance Committee have béen engaged two days in considering the Tariff bill, and have made considerable progress. Put few of the various inter. ests interested in thiz important measure have before them. A large number have informed the Committee that they will be here during the coming week, Tho bill will be changed, it is said, somewhat, No definite action will be had on any of the leading articles until the new bill is laid before them by the Secretary of the Treasury. The bill ought to have been before th Committee a week ago, Why it is kept back is not known. Collector Smythe arrived here this morn Itis said that the Special Committee whe are investigating into the affairs of the Custom-House, are giving him some trouble. Ho was to-night closeted for along time with prominent officers of the Government The investigation into the whisky frauds of New. York and Brooklyn has developed some very grave things, The Committee find that Mr. Dunbar, an Irishman, who has been a contractor, was appointed an Inspector through the influence of a distinguished member of the Cabinet, The first celebration of Forefathers' Day in this city occurred last evening at the Columbia Law buildin being the 246th anniversary of the landing of the Pil. rims. Between 200 and 300 persons were present, including many ladies, Chief-Justice Chase being the most prominent guest. There was a profusion of Svery thing appropriate on the tables, the traditional New-England pumpkin pies and brown bread not being omitted, Addresses were made by the Rev. Drs. Boynton and Sunderland, Messrs. Giddings, Fos. senden, Morris, and others. Gen. Howard, as one of the trustees, has pur. chased grounds and buildings for a university for colored men on Seventh-st., which will ba opened about the first of February next. The object of the Institution is to educate colored men for preachers, doctors, and teachers, it being the intention to join the two former professions, in order that the spiritual and bodily affairs may be administered to hy the same person. It is said the institution will be opened under very favorable auspices. The trustees embrace Gen. Howard, Rev. Mr. Boynton, Senators Wilson aad Pomeroy, Congressman Cook, of Illinois, and others. The President has issned an order directing that the roposed trial of Dr. Watson v1 a military commis- sion shall be suspended. The Cabinet has decided thas the decision of the Supreme Court in the Milligan case must be recognized, sustained and obeyed in good faith, by all parties. The President promised a leading New-York lawyer yesterday, that be wouid send to the Senate, in a few days, the nomination for the New-York Naval Office. The Government Departments will close at noon to-morrow, to give the clerks a: opportunity to pres pare for Christmas. Count De Beerthemy, the new French Minister, arrived here last night, and will probably be presented to the President by the Secretary of State toward the last of the week. The President on Friday ordered warrantsof on to be issued to ex-Gov. Thomas Fletcher of on the recommendation of the Attorney. Genora), md to N. R. Slodge of Mississippi, on the recommendation of the Attorney-General and Wm. L. Sharkey. A few members of Congress only are in Washing. ton, nearly all of them baving left the city to spend the Christmas holidays elsewhere, Representative Pike's Select Committee to examine into the facts attending the murder of Union soldiers in South Carolina, and the recent discharge of the persons convicted of the crime, expect to leave here on Monday for Charleston. Information has been re. ceived here of the passage of a law by the Legislature of North Carolina, grauting general amn d par- don to all officers and soldiers of the State of North Carolina, or of the late Confederate States armies, or of the United States, for offenses committed against the criminal laws of North Carolina. THE SOUTHERN STATES. re LOUISIANA. THE CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTER. BY TELRORAPH TO THA TRIBUNE. N Ew-ORLrANS, Dec. 23,—The Congressional Invest ing Committeo have decided to carry on the invest at tho St. Louis Hotel. The Committee commenced work yestorday morning st an early hour. Subpenas for some 20 witnesses have already been issued. Among those examined were Judges Warmouth and Howell. The Committee are to work day and night, to havo the report ready by opening of Congress. The first examination of witnossoss will be with regard to the riots, and subsequently with regard to the management of tho Federal Departments, and also the sentiments of the Southern people. All who are con- nected with the Commission are sworn to Liout.- (den. Sherman and Gen. Sheridan paid a short visit to the Committee this morning. The General will attend the races at the Melair thisafternoon. THE INVESEIGATIONS AT NEW-ORLEANS. NEW-ORLEANS, Dec. 23.—The Congressional Commit too's duties take a wide latitude. Ther are ordered to take evidence upon the riot, the affairs of the Custom-House Internal Revenue affairs, the existence of secret Rebel soci otios, Gen. Sheridan's fitness to administrate this De. mont and his acts, and the present sentiment of tha athern people. Gov. Wells has writton a very impont- ant letter to Sountor Trumbull upon Gen. Sheridan's ad- ministration, which he criticizes very severely. tl TENNESSEE BY TALRGRAPR TO THE TRIBUNE. CHATTANOOGA, Doc. 23.—The Congress excursion party arrived here this morning. They spent the day in roview- ing the battle-iold and National Cemetery and taking an excursion down the river. During the river trip Den Wade spoke at length on reconstruction questions two-thirds of his hearers being rank Conservatives an Rebels. The pady is treated with distingnished consider. ation by everybody. A delogation from the City Council of Nashville, over half of them ex-Rebels, arrived hers last might to tender the hospitalities of the eity to the dis- tinguished visitors, They loave for there to-morrow morning, and will bo feted and lionized to their heart's content. Gen. Howard is not neglecting tho interests of the Burvau in his journey. VIRGINIA, DISCHARGE OF DR. WATSON. Ricnsioxp, Dee. 22.—The military commission in the case of Dr. Watson of Rockbridge was this day dissolved by order of President Johnson, and the prisoner dis charged. The order was made upon the Supreme Court's decision. MARYLAND. JUDGE MAGRUDER'S SALE OF FREEDMEN. LNGRAPN THE TRIBUNA Ne atons, Doc. Z—1t is genorslly understood that some action will be taken shortly in the United States District Court in this eity, in reference to the alleged dis- regard of the Civil Rights bill by Judge Magruder of Ann Arundel County, in sentencing negroes convicted of lar- ceny Jobe Sold, in acconduiee vith the peovisions of the Mary! 0; provision which has un prod Maryland hata oa fea Stato, Vig law, authorising the sale of negroes as a punishment for crime, 18 conflict with the Civil Rights bill, which makes the infliction of any punishment upon the blacks, other than that bod for whites convicted of the same punishable by fine and imprisonment. The matter ia at- tracting considerable attention, and there is much specu: lation as to the course likely to be 0

CRIMES. I HEAVY ROBBERY TX PHILADELPHIA. SY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE. oe PuiLADRLPHIA, Dee. 23. ~The store of William G. Couhrane Co. No. 324 Wahunt a. wae abel and on ight, the brick fire ug into, srament tow carried off to the amount of over $24,000 ‘he were as ws: Certificates of Pennsylvania Railroad stock: 2,735, 190 shares 2.427, 43 shares; 30, 46 shares. Certificates of orri} Canal consolidated stock: Nos. 1,681, 60 shares: Lo ho shares; 1.705, 12 shares; 1,665, 7 shares. Delaware Di y Canal bonds: Six bonds of $1,000 each, as Hos, 5% 79, 530, 531, 532. Philadelphia and Erie bonds: ust bonds of #1,000 each, as follows: Nos. 112, 104, 1,319, Huntington and Broadtop 7 per oent boads: Twenty ut bosdh for §500 each, as follows: Nos. 116 to 121, 6 to 431, anh oy 421, 115, 551, 114, 552, 549, 535, 556 and 54: and a $1,000 oach, as follows: Noa, 1,343 and 1,299, North vanis Railroad 10 per cont bonds: ht bonds for $l. 3 ach, as follows: Nos. 116, 140, 163, 43, 133, 156, 208 and 214: an og bonds of $300 each, as follows: Nos. 206, x31, 418, sod 3 5 and 336. Union Canal bonds: Five bonds of $1, H.000 follows: Nos. 406, 995. 604, 364 and 585. Bonds stolen—- LK City 6s., froe of tax; $3000 certificates of ng Narige oi 7 per cent Boat Lowa; $5,000 de, Loan of 1862, 100 shares Giggn Ggptos 4 Stroot Passenger Rallraad Coppasr.

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rr aaa NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, DECEMBEK 24, 1866. Bh a. SOUTII AMERICA. etl The steamship Occan Queen, Capt. Gray from Axpin. rived at this port on Saturday, bring svall, ar satehes and files from Central and No America, and ag nu 415+ 3 th . Ferguson testified that she remembered having seen the prisoner with a body of grmed Fenians who had stopped at Carpenter's tavern on the 9th of June, and that the prisoner was armed. ing arrested the prisoner MeDonald at Pigeon Hill, and that he was armed. 11. Chadbourne testified that MeDonald had on a Fenian medal when arrested, but that he had denied he was a Fenian, ‘The crown then proceeded to examine several military officers, in order to prove that the Fenians entered the Province with the intention of levy. ing war. The prisoner's counsel proceeded to address the jury at 2 p. m., and ocoupiod their attention until 3j p. m., in attempting to prove that the prischer visited Pigeon Hill, where the Fenians were camped, in order to satisfy his curiosity. Mr. Ramsay then followed on behalf of the crown. At5:120'clock the Judge charged the jury, and at Gp. 10. they retired. After au absence of an hour they came into court with a verdict of guilty, Judge Johnson then sentonced the prisoner to be hanged on Friday, Feb. 15. The Court then adjourned. CRIMINAL COURTS. RD COURT OF GENERAT SESSIONS. Before Recorder Hacke!t THE wo TERY. The December Term of Court of General Sessions for criwinal business was concluded on Satorday. THE ORAND JURY ON UANSAPE BUILDINGS, The following presentment was regeived from the Grand Jury t wal QU» RON, “a To (he Court of General Seasi ns of the Pete in and for h City 1] sounty of New- ie Cmtyof New York: Tue Grand Jurors in aud for the body of the city and York, upon their ostl the special subject of unsafe buildings referred to them by this Court, Tu their investigations they bave found reasons to believe the request of the Court one of necosscry precaution. The pressure of prison business, the short term, and the fear advent of the holldey season, hava prevented that general inquiry into the snbjcct of iliy-coustiucted tesement bouses, unsufe bul'd ngs, and structares deficient in many particulars, important to public security, which they would otherwise have made Respecting the partic lar building now constructing on the roine of however, make t spe the old Academy of Music, the Grend Jury, 8 cial repoft: They have taken considerable testimony from srchitecta 1 they do not deem advisable to file with the Court ral pxperts, wi ne ublic record, but will send some of the sagie to Mcliragor for his oificisl action t is sufficient now to state th high charac er and ability in their business, viz masons, two carpenters, ard one blacksniith, who report have examined seid stir be used ss an Academy mitulssioner sel they have sammonad snven men o ture to b nd find that, for the purposes for whieh it is lntended, it fs with the ex. ception of the poof, sufficiently #'rong; but that tha reof covering the stroctute requires material aid adiitousl sitcpgilening iu odes meke it aefe The Grand Jury alo, from the testimony, find resson to suggest that al doors fu public edifices, aud especially ju churclos and tl ters, shougd be made to open oulwerdy At a miliary ieception given In the Acedemy of Music, short y boford ite destraction, appeared that aot only great coufirion eau ted fromnd struction of doorways, but that ander pando and excilen resu'ts might have been oroasioned, The (aud Jory would also siren: proper nothorities to the dangern thresie ed bythe pia stocls, chairs, eto, In tho aisles of public balls. chur ete., in which there are douse sudigtices congregated, The Grand Jury recommend thst Commissioner MeGregor farsher sction on the subject of (his presentment, JOSEPH Wl. COOPER, Foreman, ferent eon pt disastrous a'l the attention of Ingof henches Les, Lhealels dy Le take N. W, Cuarer, Secretary. Grand Jury Roomy, Dec. $2, 1068, A ROBBER SENTENCED TO TWENTY YEAR, Timothy Donovan was found guiity of robbery us the frst do gree in aszanlting Jeremial O'Cosuer early onthe mor {ug of the Sth of November, in West Washington Market, aud aling b's woney, coat, vest, cravat, and one of his boots, beside attempt ing to divest Lim of his pants. He was sentenced to the State Piisor for 20 years, at hard labor, The following is a recapitulation of the sentences impos] and other criminal business of the Court, during the December term Sta'e Prison, 20 years, 2:5 years. 7; 4 wears, 4; 2 vears and 8 months, 12, Peni‘ectiary, 4 years snd 6 nonths, 1. 7 yoags, 15 yeor and Gmonths, 2; year, 3," 6 months, 3; 3 mouths Hoos of Refuge, 1; suspended, 7: disagreement of Jury, 2: uusenionced. d fined 1. City Prison, 10 doye, 14 sbandoned, 8, not guiliy, 4 Total, 75. There were 21 prisovers tried by jury, Fr 2 3 rc bog POY 8 cil, thrid

SUPREME COURT—Crausgns—Dec. 22.-Before Justied INGRAM AM THE TROUBLE IN THE CROTON AQUEDUCT BOARD. er to show cauge why nandamus shoul TR to sho ity h a mandamu should uot issue against Mr Steten to con pel the sarrender of the paves &c., practically the Presidency of the Croton Beard. has ween issued, returnable on Wednesday next. when the whola question will probably come np for discussion. Mr. Abrahan Laurence, jr., for relator ALLEGED BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. kvijpan apt. Byrae. A suit has been commenced agminst the defendant in the above action for breach of promise of marringe, sceompuiied with seduction. The Court, on the aflidavit of the plaintiff granted an order of arrcst, fixivg the bail at $5,000. James and Dunphy for plaintif!, THE SIREET COMMISSIONER'S VACANCY FPAYMEN] OF EM- PLOY ko. Mr. Ingersoll, on behalf of the emploses and laborers on orris Park, applied on Saturday for a peremptory mandamus to the Superintendent of Lands and Flac the Street Comms sioner's office being still in abeyance, to compal him to certify the pay roll of those employds. so that they way obtain thelr 5 Ld 1 Phe Conrt took the papers. Lm” TT UNITED STATES DIIKICT COURT-Dre. 2.1 wT adl dndge SuarLey 3 SENTENCR OF COUN BYEITERS, ETC. 5 Richagd Weeks, Giovahui Tennati, Catling Me, Cart, Conrad Nefendorf afd i Sbalf Wi 8, Nick Mary Hodis and Catharine fchoessuan, all of whord I 4 sore cithor hloadad anilte 4a A4RATC Elin eT Bootes Ler N for, were brought up for sentence, They were se hitenc ns ollows: Weeks, 10 years Albany Penildhtlary, Tenhati, 12 rs Albany Penitentiary; McCarthy, 2 years and six months Allahy Yeuttentiary; Nefendorf and Sibald, 4 months eacls Albany Pen jtentinry; Nice, 2 years Albafiy Penttentinry; Huy din, dlsciargen P Lier own recognizance of $150, to appear when wanted; Behoenemyn, two sears at hard labor In prison, John R. Wigham, embezzling letters iu Post-Ollice, 10 yours Albany Penitentiary, ADMISSION TO PRACTICE. On motion of Ramune] B. Courtney, oited States District At. torney, John RB. dos Passos was admitied to practico at United Stutes Coarts. Dafore Judge SHIPMAN. OFINIONS AND DECISIONS BY JUDGE SHIPMAN, The following opinions and decisions have heen re- cently given by Judge Shipman: Alexander Cunningham agt, the stesmboat Helen Brown, DECISIONS ON EXCEPTIONS TO COMMISSIONER'S REPORT. The New-York Mail Steamship Co, ogt. the stemnship Baltic. The following is the substance of Judge SLipuun's opinion in this case: “This is a sult, in rem, against the steamship Daltio to en. force a claim for wharfaoge. ‘The libelants allege that they are the leaseos of a dock in the City of New-York, and that the Baltio occupied a berth thereat, at various times named, in pur- suance of an agreement between her owners and her libelants, I'le particulars of the agreciment are not set out, and the Court is not informed whether or not there was a fixed rato of com- pensation agreed upon between the parties. If the rate of wharfage was specified in the a ent, that would end the case, even if she was a foreign ship, for no lien would attach, and of course no her in rem could be maintained. (Ez parte Lewis 2, Gall. 483," Judge Shipman then says, that the vessel being owned and registered in this port, wharfage, even granting that it is a lien upon the ship on the same d as other necessaries, dogs not ily to this vessel. As to the claim that a lien is given by the Joeal law of this State, that is conceded but that this len can and ought to be enforced hy this Court is denied. Judge Shipman after stating that the old rule, which he quotes, giving power to this Court to enforce such a lien had heen abroga and a new rule adopted, says: ‘The o), of this alteration was to take away the power to enforce rem, created the local law, and u that alone. (The steamer St. Lawrenoe, 1 Huot, I ry) The should therefore be disinissed with costs, t a decree be Bul. ac: oil J ‘I. Willioms for libelants; Mann and Parsons for respond. ents. BE SUPREME COURT—Cnamnens—Dec, 22.—Before Mr. Jus tice INGHAHAM, DEOISIONS, Henry Brash agt. Louis Peyser.—~Motion to set aside attach: ment granted, with §10 costs, Adolph Obri, Nip The Same. Motion to vacate attachment granted, with $10 costs, David Marks The Same. ~The like decision in this case. Antonio Rook sgt. Thomas Churchill. —=Motion denied; defendant may renew on defendant plaiuing the charges thee made, on pay- ment of costs of motion. Joseph Monday agt. Andrew J. Kerwin et al=Riport confl Ellen A. Price agt. Jose D. Price. There is nothing to ex. cnse the defendant for not making the first payment. He then had property which he transfe to his father. His purchase of patent rights under such circumstances is very suspleious. The commitment must be granted unless defendant within ten days pay the first payment ordered by the decree. Plaintiff may renew application if further proofs ure obtained for oul er pay- ments. August Fater et gl. agt, Jas. Kelwn—Motlon granted on George F. Jones testified to hav- make Presentment and say they have considered payment of costs and motion. Judgment and levy, if any, to stand as security. Samuel Phillips agt. Myer Phineas. —Motion denied, Timothy D. Patton, Reoeiver, agt. Henry W. Prescott.— Motion granted. Costs to abide event, Leszyusky agt. Goo, C, L. Giossou et al; Catharine Healy agt. David Cooper.— Motions granted, Nathan Burchard, Reeeiver, agt. The Pucific Bank.—Motion denied, with costs to defendant to abide event. ipsam COURT Dc. 22. Defore Tresken. wills of the following deceased persons have to probate during the past w eek: Elizabeth SURROGATES Surrogate The been wiluntt Bradley, len Rockersfeld, Joseph Arneal, Charles A, Jarvis, Samuel Nicholl, Patrick Costello, Elizabeth Provost, George Schocning, John Townseud, Margaret Hopper, i

it Rounds; Ne Flo find enough), sad it is done tn trice. William Kellogg, Charles H. Sanford. Margaret Webb, Letters of administration on the estates of the following deceased persons have been granted: Cotharine Horan, Wil. liam Tobin, Jones Tamms, Angst Heyne, Patrick Donovan, Ann Welch, Joun Erickson, Margaret Schilling, Henry Bnss- man, Peter WH, Pederson, Angel Doxius, John K, Karns, Patrick Hanigan, John Erickson, Susan Green, Eliza Gladd, Johauna 5S. Mcrback, Elizabeth A. Moran, Maria Bartholf, Francis A. Cannon, Sarah Forgay. Joseph Griosell, Meria Montgomery, [2ane W, Small, Gilbert C. Barrett, Henry Hunt, Elizabeth Korwin, Peter Junsen, William Dolan, Joka Gib- bons, doin Blake, Orchard Miller. stil t—— COURT CALENDATRS—THIS DAY. SUPREME COURT—CILCUIT. Pants Land 11. bave adjourned for the rerm, Paur Uli. =Held by Mason, J., st No. 74 Duane-st,—Court opens at 10 o'clock mu. Nos f 1:80 =Wilmerding agt. Berustein. 2316—~Hull ugt. Wechster, 217T)=3ame agt. Same 1230 Ber hard! sgt. Wanman, SideeHartley agt, James, 2468 —Crow agt. Mill. r, 190=MeCready agt. Johnson, 2465 —=0gdean aut. Herwood 2021 Darragh sgt. Feallm 2 Ga=Yan Nostrand act, Reeder, 081 Benton apt, My 1469 Ander on agt. Min, Min. Co. £61 —Ballstine ag’. Henry, j2iibBpown sgt Veaehe, RUPREME (OURT-SPECIAL TERM, {{eld by Jodge BALCON, sl No, 73 Dusuve st.—~Court opens at 10 o'clock a w The ealendar as publisted on Thursday remains unchanged. No new calendar will be wade up this tern, BU PREME COURT —CIIAMBERS. Ho by Mr, Justice InGrauaN.—Court opens at 10 o'clock a. mw. ‘sl’ of the calendar at 12 w. Nos, Now, Li=Port. SLove! Man, Co. agt.| 4i~Savazeagt. Kane et al. Master, jr 63—Giraux sgt. Pendieton, MeAdsros azt Carson et al. Tl=Liucoln agt. Linco, We Dwight sgt. Wiidams, Tie genera! call is No, 110 <Lich'enstein ogt, Marks. SUPERIOR COURT. TRIAL Terys—Adjourned tor tha Term, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Tria TV erss—Adjourned for the Term MARINE COURT. Ill by Hearse, J =Call of the calendar at 19 o'clock a, ma or sagt. {Nos bird, ill=Kacfinger agt, Taylor. 174—Sing az, Brown 130=Giie son agt. Board of Fdu- Nos, 24 Leland agt. Leland, [A ret agt. Corn, 18:0=0on'd rg’. Wolfsohn, 2494 -Palon srt. Butterfield, 670 ~Caumgb Il sgt. The Mayor. 167 Kiersted sgt, lorke. 1604 Cope laud sgt. Watson. 547—Chase agt, Loyd. re, n Nos [LT 1 —Swith sgt. Ayres, 194 Bensel agt, Rickaoby. cation, 495=Nelson ngt. Allen, 181 Aaron sgt. Pornoski. Liu=dioo oy ag. The Hudson R. 1ed—Duvie ngt. Findel BK Co ja5=3cunlon sgt. Dogan, 107 =Metzger sg’. Chapman, 107 =“cauf sr sgt, Caspeda, 19 0—Phillips agt. Dore. 180 —Frirgreve agt Mathews, 190 ~MeCormack agt. MeCuro, 10—=Fow!ler sgt. Dinsmore, 20'w=Kecfo egt Hanlon, 1 Pugh agte Williaus dn—=Balfoor agt. Dammers, Tus Honipay SEAsoN. —In our late mention of the clothing merchants of New-York, the old established and honor- able house of B Baldwin Co, No. 70 and 72 Bowery, was omitted, some years sinee by Mr. Astor expressly for Messrs. Baldwin Co, is yet among the largest and finest clothing stores in our city, while gir stock of goods very extensive—embrae- ind string In the HH u's 3 boys’ cloth, gents’ furnishing goods, Le £2 LRRD AR Masses, Foster Welsh, No, 227 Eighth-ave., near Twenty second st, advertise an inviting list of ladies’ dress goods, balmoral skirts, ladies’ handkerchiefs, &e. This store will be found a conyeunienge to our up-town readers. Bro ne rt v r Tue Pott Fikes, —Fof Ted Wiany years New. Yorkers have regularly looked to the Downings for the holids supply of oysters and accompanying odibles. Spee the deccase of Mr. Downipg, sr. the sons, George T. and PP. W., carry on tho business in the Custom House, entrance on William st., and Lave this year a fine lot of plokled oysters, boned turkeys, ete, at disposal to thelr customers i eee msm THE STATE OF TRADE. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRINDXE Naw Opriays. Dee. 22.—Cotton doit aud easior, Bales, 2100 bales low wid hag Je; A No. Midding, 32. receipts, 1964 bala Soear inactive fair, Ble. prime to choice, jello. Mojeses iu fair tise to choice, B0GeS Sterling exchange deinand good, Sle God, 1324 Freguts i214. New Yoru hs gut, discount firm and auchaaged. AUGUSTA. Dee 2% Cotton markst drooping; middling, Me CHARLESTON, Dec 22~Cotton market irroguiar and declining selon, 100 bales, Savaxwam, Dee 22. -Cotton market depressed snd decliving; midoling. Je. OswrG0, Doc. 22. =Flour in good demand, chiefty for the interior, Southern and Fastern trade; solos 1,500 bhis. st $11 75 for City pring, #13 Wa #1375; Red Winter, $15; White, 0and 10 for Uontls Extra fine cholece White Wheat: Rye roteaty at $5 80, Wheat dui; sales 200 bush of bolie White #3. Corn quiet; sales 400 bush, No. 1 Dilinois at $1 12, Osts (5°. tor Chotce Westerr, Barley. Rye, and Peas nominal Ghorts, $162 $21, Ship Sud, $0X #37. Midding Step, Vioights by raliroad on Flour to Boston $1; to New-York, We. 0 Albany Torep La Wl 18 LH Aid Canadas! yw Doe 22,=Whet=-Sales No, Spring. $2208 42 22; Amber, Corn, §3¢, for Old No 1, oe. for bew, Usts dull. Uressnd Pork, 8, Po 86 25, Recuple, 4.100, Total Receipio=110.000% Cotton dul; go for low Middiing. Flonr—=% get 2 M0. Oats, Sc. Cory sheled in bola T0c Lar 03 240, {oe Witter Wheat, $8 Sugar, 1} 5. Molasses We. Ler i =Tlerces, 1240. Wnisky to bond 2 Cuigaco, Dee The week closes extremely dal! In fluanelal and commercial clrales. Demand fir noroy active, market firm; Eastern exchange in good dewand but light supply. Flour quiel am steady; receipts, 3.400 bble. shipments, J 400 bbls Spring Extra, $10 270 #10 50. Whest, 222 ceuts lower; receipts. 16.000 bush, shipments, 8 000 bush. No Spring. $2 58; No. 2 Spring, $1 84@ $184 Corn jo. lower; receipts, 5.70) ob, Oats vowloal, 432 tle. Rye le lower, 87 Bude Baroy neglected Mess Pork easier, #18 500 $19. Lord Quer; Steaus, Hdl Jo. Dressed Hogs opened too lower, but under good packing the demand becaue hrmer aod 100d eady st 85 Dadi. Beef Cattle—ilocoipts tos the week i shipuents, 1,500; prices without quotable change. Live Hogs vty “the week 856.000, shipuenis, 2000; prices well sus LB 1 tained neal $3 Sep 1) Moni De, 22. nin tele dewand, factors geuera'ly sel ers along, 2 sles, low de vod deiiand, closing quiet ot Jig ht Geld IER eg yu BE 4 usetsorox, Dek. 22. Colloh Weak at Ie £0 Shad; Spirita 8} Tarpeutne lows fay ph, Blasio Crude Torpentine steady at $4,40 for Viegluia and elow Dip. Tar scarce at #150 p bbl. Pork snshanged at $24 000 #2) for City Mens, Cineinnatt Neg, 24 =¥lour glist arminally unchanged. Super flur, $9 250 B10 BiFrtra 810502812 Mew Pork firm and board steady and nn sdvanced 25c small sales at wI3 Soa Bid B Whisky muchanged. chatiged. Cotton=No sa'es; holders hrm at Sle, Br Lor, Dec. 22 Flour wore rolive; dugesrfive, $8 Ma dh; Tobaero dull and omehatged. Wheat #260, Corn doll and prices auchanged Corton lowers Middimyg 20e, WE ik v motive at Vor, $20 00, Logs, $3 152 %6 25, Tiple Exia 8 boa CL) Orta potuing doing; Little going at 7 225, Hlsy bigher ot 810 ard unchanged Miwavzex. Dee, 22.-Flour dol! and drooping; $213 per hush. for No, XX Spring, $10; Wheat doll Land $L01T $Y 9 per bud. for Sle. No. 2. Corn declining; tle, per bus for No, I, Oats steady ot bash. £4 No. 1, Rye Bic. per sush. Providons flimer: Clix ork, $19 25 per Lb tossed Liogs are lower at $6 50a $7 Re. seipte: 900 bbls. Flour, 3600 Sah, “vies, 2.50 oly Qars, 00 Drassed Map Shipgent, nu [XA Fleur, 0 bul, Tivat, Oswrao, Dee. 25-7 1oar unchanged, with a ood demand; sales of L209) bble. at #0 75 for City bravds from Ro. 1 Spring beat $12 oa Bs om Red Winter, $15 from White and $16 302 #159340" Donte Extra (rom Choice White Wheat. Kye Fioueatasdy, ot 80 To, Toe When! market is upchaoged sales of 30 bush. cho ge Wie Canada, at #3 Corti quiet; sales of 400 bush, No.) linet, 2 #112. Oats selling In swall lois, st 63¢. for Choice Western horts, $182 521. Shipstufls, S225. Middlogs, oo CAEL Freizht ou Floug te Boston, #1; to New) ork, Pp tq Aloally, woe, Borravo, Dec 32.-- ar aniet pnd oad A 30 bbls. No at $11 60. Wheal qhief, iW! artied apart in their views, wodeiate demisn nh vush, In carloads at To} we ir ER at fo, Heriey quiet ul [35 a1. a Rye op t #1 Provisions quiet y AL Provisions quiet ae ec veer _ A Yolce from the Country, Mie. B,J, R SELIG of the ee aud Wilson Sewing: Proalibes: My Lgusvkold fairy came p omptly Within two weeks of haar 3 sent the check. Our Art impressions were, of course, favoguble, 1s Li ris beautiful, snd, mere/y as an ornament, would add to the Attractions of any parlor. But what can she do with those white srhis of bers? Dainty as Ber appesrsvee fs, she will accom. plish more than hall a dozen seauisiregses, and the work ls perfect, I am more than satisfied with wy fuvestment. We have many calls, of course, for her ladysbip {s a novelty here, I just give ber a piece of work (by the way, my work is done so rapidly I am puzzled to A lady, who lotends purchase ing. calied for a sample of work. A large pillow case was hemmed aud stitched tn three nduntes; snd 1 am only a beginner, you know. Talk about the Atantie cable! We don't ider ita of when compared with the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machloe; for, while It ls fritting away Ita electric life on the submariie cliffs, the little sewing mechine, with ita musriest click, click, iv lengthening many human fe, Stes! nerves and muscles are more endering than those of the human (tame. When we got up a jubiles, 4 will be in honor of the Sewing Machine. Advertisement, EE The Masonle Falr,—The Fxecutive Committee of the Masonle Fair invite attention to the advertisement of Brother J. T. ELLs, No. 939 Broadway. eorner of Twenty-second st., proposiog to supply the WaezLer Witsox Sewino-Macuing on orders received during the continuance of the Fulr, at manafacturers’ prices. Masters of Lodges are fuvited to forward their orders for the nomber that they way be likely to want, and Brother Ervs will arrange them for delivery to such persons ns may be recommended by the master as trostworthy, eusbliog the poor and dessiving of the oral te obtain the wmesus of support in paying for a mackive by monthly installments. Tue building itself is a landmark, and, although built DIED. Samuel H, Brown aged 27 years. The (neral will be ou Second day, the 24h inst. at 1 o'clock p. m,, at the residence of Samuel Brown, No. 17 Lamartine-place, N, COOK—At Albany, on Sstardsy morning. Dec. 22, 1666, Ana Phillips, wife of Sawuel H, Cook. sad daigiter of Alexander 0. Cocliran, CLEVELAND—At Clymer, Clsutaiqua Saturday, the i4th inst, Eunice, relict ol years, GRAIN=In Jarsey City, on Sovday morning, Dee. 23, in the 44th year of her age, Mary Jane, wito of J eoderiek Grain, jr. The relatives snd friends of (he (nnily are respectfully fuvited to stiend the funeral services fron r late residence, No, 137 York-st., Jersey City, on Tussday oftertoon, tie 25th inst, at 4 o'clock. Her remains will be taken (0 Albany [or Juieimuent, Albany papers please copy. JENKINS—On Saturday, Dec, 22. Mrs. Sophie LL. Jenkins. The relstives and friends of the (vuily are invited to attend the funeral from ber late residence, Eighty eighth st., nea: Twelfih-ave., on Wednesday, Dec. 26, at 10§ a. m., without further notice. MORRIS—On Saturday, the 22d inst in the 18:h yesr of her age, Josephine Awe is, eldest daughter of Johu H, Morris. Funeral services will be held in the Church of the Mediator. corner Lexington-ave. and Thirtieth-st.,, 00 Wednesday, Dec. 26, at 11 i a. m., to which the relatives and frieads are respectfully in- Vited, MATUEWS—0n Sunday, Dec, 23, James R. Mathews, in the 24th year of bis age. Fineral so:vices at 2 o'clock p. m. to-morrow (Tuesday), the 25th inst.. at tho residence of his mot er, No. 105 Seventh st., New-York City. The friends of the family are invited to attend. PARKER—On Fridey, Dec. 21, Wiliam Jobn, loft edn of Isaac snd Fophewia M, Parker. The relatives and friends of the family sre respectin!ly invited to attend the fnoeral from the residence of bis parents. No. 142 West Twenty-sixili-at., on this day (Monday), the 24th fust, at 12 o'clogk m, REIMER —On Saturday, Dec. 22, after a short illness, Reimer, in the 72d year of bis age. The relatives aud fronds of the family are re tend the funeral from bis late residence, No, lyn, at 2 o'clock p. m. STONE~-On Saturday, Dee. 22, of diphtheria, Harry, youngest child of Henry A. Btone, aged years and 11 days, Phe funeral will take place Monday morning, at 10§ o'clock, et No. 262 Fiktn-ave, STUDDIFORDw=At Somerville, N. J, on Saturday, Dec, 22, John N. Stadgilord, aged 56 years. STUDDIFORD ~At Somervilla. N, J.. on Sunday, Dee. 23, Mary Fires, widow of the Rev. Peter Studdiford, in the U7th year of ier age, The rolotives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to at: tend the funersl on Wednesday, at 10 o'clock eo. mm, Connty, New-York, on John Cleveland, sged 73 setfully invited to at- £1 Duftield-st., Brook: Mourning Goods, ACARD. —W, JACKSON, No. 5331 BRUADWAY, has constantly on tand a fu'l assortment of Bonbazines, and ail other Mourning Diess Goods, Also Donuets, Shaw's, Closks, Veils, Crapes, Handker- ehlfs, Gloves, N. B.—Ledies walted on with goods at their resi: Gudae. Swits to order on short notice. No. 551 Broadway, opposite Ti any k Co.'s. Special Nolices. A Sweet Traveling Companton. Coleridge found 10 unpleasant odors in one Rhenish city, and even in this cleaver country al travelers encounter offepsive smells. Fortunately, however, the wave of the handkerchief moistened with PHALON'S NIGHT BLOORING CEREUS will surround the owner with a refreshing atmosphera, [Unton UrNeran CoxmiTTeR, HEADGUAKTERS Soa TWENTY-THIRD-ST AND UROADWAY The Unlon Electors, recognizing the regular organization, are reqnested to meet on FRIDAY EVENING, December 28. 1066, at the place to be desizrated by the Inspectors, end elect five delegates from cach Assembly Distriet to the Union Genersl Comutittes for the year 180T.a0d a President, tworVice- Presidents, two Secrotaries, a Treasurer and an Executive Committee of ten members, for each District Asso. Cletion, The delegates to the General Committee will meet at Heedqnarters, corner of Twenty-third st, snd Broadway, on THUKSDAY EVEN: ING, January 3, 1867, at 7} o'clock p. m. The various Assembly District Associations wil meet on TUESDAY EVENING, January 1867, at 7} o'clock, and on the second Tuesday eygyingtheresfier of each month. he i gctory of each Anesnnly une and Times the Haves where hours of 7} aud 9 o’cioek p. Diy. 4 fispECTORS, 1..A. Jackson Piamb, D, H, Prinjup, Amos Stokey. 2. Geo, A. Ray, Dan el Murphy, Geo. T. Goodwin. David B. Dwire, Thomas Regan, Adolphus Borst, 4,. Thomas C, Bills, Lewis Hop s, Daniel King. Archibald Bradehaw, Wm, fhinsotte, John Ryan. 5. 6. David P. Smith, pdward Hoyt, Daniel Laysick. SARI A AT A Te u, anseil, 8..George Donaldson, flanbih (VA Jobin Lewis ils, 0. James W, Furr, Robert fei Aly Age or 10, Smir es Corroll, Peter Weirich, M. T, eel.” 11.71. EK. Smith, Enox McAfee, Join J. Kabineaa, 12..Lewls Joves, Mark Brown, John Atkins, 19. Robert Murray, W. 8. Gregory, Robert MeBrido, it... Robert B, Bovd, F. C. Wagner, W. L. Proc, 15... George Metirick, Chatles Fatley. L. C, Claude, 16., Win. Atkinson, John Hanna, Sol Birdsall. 17.. Ben), Firth, Wm. J. O'Brien, A. P. Smith, 18..R. Dunean, J. A. Siiceibury, G. B, Gidord, 19..0, 2, Van Brunt, J. R. Davis, John Cooper, 20..M, Wslloran, H. J. Armstrong, N. Crawford. 21. A. N. Lewis, Thomas Bell, Clarkson Dye, THOMAS MURPHY, Presideut. JAMES KELLY, Chairman, Reorganization Committee, District will publish in The Trib. o polls will be held, between tle CUAS H. HALL H. H, HUELAT. “Orphans of Soldiers ond Seamen—1ing TRIBUNE, Wo 8 Secentarles, 87 1 via, Dee. 20 ~Tobsora—Hales, 62 bide, full rater. Mess recent article, very justly urges upon the State of New-York the im- portarce of providing Nomen tor the children of Soldiers and Seamen who have parlshed in the war. This sacred care now devoi¥es, opon rivate charity, the oldest instit 8 of the kind being the Patriot Home located at Flushin IL, which {s now {in the 6th voar of its existence. his Hom¥BPPw sheiters, clothes and educates 129 children who have no naturs) gusrdiars. About 100 of these or- pt ans will attend a meeting on TAURSDAY EVENING uext, 27th fnst., at the Marbls Churcn, corner of F.fth-ave. snd Twenty-nioth st., 11 order thet those who sywpihise with them may witness their jwprovement. The exergl es will consist 0, ng the children, saslsted by Mrs. Fowle o LA Ky "rhe Kn A Presidact il be made by His of the Institation, will preside. and addresses w Honor Mayor Hoffmen, the Rev. Dr. A. R. Thowpson, the Rev. Dr. Hastings sud the Rev. Goo. J. Mingine. Services at 7} o'clock Tickats of admission (without sharge) may be had at Carter Brow. Hook store; at Randolph's, commer roadway and Tentl-st,; also at Broad way Hotel, cotuer Forty-second st. x Watches and Jewelry of all descriptions, and STERLING SILVERWARE, For Sale by GEO, C. ALLEN, No. 415 Broadway, one door belaw Canal st, Uardware and Cutlery, ENGLISIEE AND AM ERICAN SKATES, TOOL CHESTS, SLEIGI BELLS, BOYS SLEDS, &e. A large assortwent at mioderate prices, WwW. N. SEYMOUR Co, No. 4 Chatham-square. ll i Miller Co, No. MAIDEN.LANE. A OFFER TO THE PUBLIC AT LOW PRICES. HOLIDAY GOODS, GLOVE BOXES, ODO CASE JEWEL 8, L BOXES, WRITING DESKS, POCKET BOOKS, RSE DRESSING CASER MUFF Gant FANS CLEGANT FANS MUSIC AND CIGAR STAND. COMBINED, LIQUOK CASES, TRAVELING BAGS, GILT ORNAMENTS, OPERA GLASSES, PORTFOLIOS, ke. Ae, oe Inlin Rubber Toys, VULCANITE JEWSLRY “le. eA "AND FARCY ARTIOLES, “Lan 8 8 [1 great oh for the HOLIDA XE, AL GOODYFARZ I RB GLOVE MEG Co, No. 203 Broadway, corner of Fulton sh Faifnlve OF THE LATEST SLY LED, PARLOR. DINING-ROOM sud Ch in Rosewood, Walnut aud Maple a i CONSISTING OF AMBER SUITES, tailing at Mmanufuctarers’ prices, F. RIES hy MANUFACTOR v AND WAREROOND Nor. 9 and U8 Fast Houston st. Petween Bowery and Secoud-ave. All Goods warranted, “Goods for CHRISTMAS TREES, GLASS BALLS, CANDLES, FLAGS, CANDLE-HOLDERS, FIGURES, GLASS FRUITS, CORNUCOPIAS. WA. TAYLOR, No. 533 BROADWAY, et BUB'S 4 EAM 0 CHRISIMAS, CHRISTMAS NUMBER of the FUNNIEST OF PHUN. Au excellent number, to bo had at all Railways, Newest and Book Stores. the Christ Number of the FUNNIEST OF PHUN. DON-BONS, Ju the i Brother ELuts sa member of Eureka Lodge, and ls tantly on hand, and will explain to Masters of Lodges more fully than we cal Advertidement, Best Family or General Manafacturing Machine.—J WaLkaves, Upbolsterer, Curtain Manufacturer, ote., No. he Broadway, says: After thoroughly testing the various first-class sewing machines in my manofsetory, greatly prefer the Elliptls Lock Stitch Machine, which alone bas given me perfect satisfaction. Tho special excellenoies for which 1 recommend this machine sre: Ease and lightuess of operation speed, Loruty und strength of stitch econ my of thread; great simplicity avd thoroughness of constuction, and consequent nowliabllity to derangement; sewlog with uulform perfection upon the lightest or heaviest material, and without woiling the work or thread with ofl (the wrks of the machine being covered). 1 consider §t noequaled for family or general manufacturing purposes.’ Adver teement, TE mm An Acceptable Holliday Present. No homes ean be ssid to be truly happy where the geutle hum of a Grover Baker Sowiog Machine is not ti heard. It robs Iwbor of weariness, changes toll Into pl sud in the Infinite va rlety of tts uses affords constant dalight. Advertisement. MARRIED. BAILEY =WASHBURNE—At Sing 8 dey. Dee. 10 by tha Res; H. Hermanos, pig oa, wil New York, on Wednos- aniel W. Halley to Carte, ol the formes glace. A, Btovens Co. nn RE Es aD Ene, sii are o sprries D JEWELRY A. ari, ported from ths best E acturer SIVER WARE. Dinner and Tea designs, aud testimo Daa ad To Sree band rid dein, ad in of and of Farthed sitention An ot pot of design and elegance wy Closure, New York, J and m BTEVENS No. 38 Fast Fourteenth st., Gifs WATCH have been instructed by the manufscturers to sell AnD ST GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, RING F LIDAYS ONLY. obi ERUGER Arn, the ADIpS' At WH twas at Ho Insion, ~The Little Wanderers will greet their friends Tron 10 8. tu to 1 p.m. at this, thelr last Christmas Fostival ot thes old klidiog (No. oh Dewei}, ow xercises t ort speeeho, [Siaiion of proseats. From 6 to p.m. ts parents wiildine at the n, “Albert Gn Room No. 3, formerly with Ae en Set iL ad Wied ver Work Jewel y, wr Fiaved Wate, hoe Wakules aud Juwairy repulsed. BROWN—On Fifth day morning, 20th (uet.. Aunio 3. Brown, wile of [loliday Goods or REAL VALUL AT POPULAR PRICES. MEN'S YURNISHING aoo0oDs, UNDER GARMENTS, WARM, DURABLE, AND CHEAP. MAGNIFICENT SCARFS OF THE MOST FASUIONABLE DESIONS I'INL. DRESS SHIRTS, EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN LONDON MADE COLLARS, TWELVE DIFFERENT PATTERNA TIES, BOWS, AND SCARFS, OF UNRIVALED BEAUTY. ANTIQUE SLELVLE BUTTONS OF MYTHOLOGICAL DESIONS. SILK UNDERVESTS AND DRAWERS, CROQUET STOCKINGS, REDUCED TO $1 Mapaiee ZEPHYR KNITTED SHAWLS, WITH ROMAN AND ORECJAN BORDERS, i Au unriviled and magnificent variely of the above goods, entirslp pew, mannfactured and elected with reference to the Broadway trade, will be found at UNION ADAMS, No. 63% BROADWAY, Cheap nnd Elegant Goods. 1,000 PACKAGES OF GOODS TO BE SOLD AT A OREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, FINE CUT GLASS, 1 DOZEN EACH OF GUBLETS, CHAMPAGNES, CLARETS, WINES, AND FINGER BOWL?, AND 2 DECANTERS, $38 PER SET, WORTH 832. 1 DOZ DO., DO., $23, WORTH $40. FINE ENGRAVED AND CUT GLASS, 1 DOZEN EACH OF GOBLETS, CHAMPAGNES, CLARETS, WINES, AND FINCR o's AND 2 DECANTERS, $36. a Fite. ole GL. ry EK) TLE DOZEN EACH GOBLETS, CHAMPAGNES, rarers, WINES, AND MQUORS, WITH 2 DECANTERS, $20 PER SET, WORTH 833. g FINE CUT GLASS GOBLETS, £3 ¥5 PER DOZEN. FINE CUT GLASS CHAMPAONES, $3 PER DOZEN. FINE CUT GLASS WINES, 82 73 PER DOZEN, FEENCH CHINA. WIIITE FRENCH CTIINA DINNER SETS, 135 PIECES, $382 PER SET. WHITE PARIS GRANITE DINNER SETS, #35 PER SET. FANCY DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS, 118 PIECES, $73 PER SET. FANCY DECORATED (HINA DINNER SETS, 134 PIECES, $125 PER SET FANCY DECORATED TEA SETS, 44 PIECES, $13 30 AND 818 PER SET. 100 EXTRA RICH DECORATED DINING SERVICES, FROM $200 TO $1,000 PER SET. ne ALSO. FINE SILVER ANU PLATED WAKE, VASES, BRONZES, JARDINIERES, PARIAN, AND A SPLENDID SELECTION OF PARIS FANCY GOODS, JUST OPENED. CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES, A LARGE AND a ASSORTMENT, a I. V. HAUGHWOUT CO, Nos. ASK, 400, and 483 B: os lay, Comer of Bui smaet.

137 PIECES. 1 Next. wo shelter, partly feed and ‘houses. Inthe Hy w fiom o EA LopGiyo-Houss, No. 208 a Jan othe year about aloo Lopeixe Ho ch gli, wd in the Rxsvge, No. h H 4 E. x 19 Wee pave tos 067 He there are some 80 lads ev EE or of n the Newasoyy LoDpQiNG- lf fern wit beds, which will entail Jie ome, $5060 Fur Wer os Y P Ou 13 [¥pCATRIAL SCHOOLS ed donitate children pul ron Christrass} Wo German friends ou and the ITALIAN Let every familly, os they paper happy day. remeber the Lungry ones of the greet city, aud resclye A make of) ier. CL. A x wid Children's Aid Society, No. 11 Clintcn Bal, Astor-place. WitrLiax A. Hoorn, Piesident ER en we Jomy E. Wirtians, Treesurer, The Festival for esch Sehool and Lodging House is specified. and (L6 mY 080 be went for ce or all, as the donor desizes. Articles oy ra Le wet fox if ted. It rive TCE Movs nd poor children if our frisade can be present at some of t tothe Donations way be sent (the either aS WiLLiax A. BooTn, esc. No. U8 Frontal of to the hd WiLLIAXS, esq, Setropolitan National sud, No. 108 Kr or to the Secretary. Gu L. BRACE, No. 11 Clinton Hall, Aste? olage, 44) York. Ne RL stale Your Owa Soap WITH SAPONIFIER. Great waving is obiaived by sll who use their wasta grease for thy purpose of making Soap at their Lomes with the PENNSYLVANIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S SAPONIFIER, The cost of SoAP, superior to uy sold for waking purposes, ls Lee THAN HALF THE USUAL PRICE. Directions are attached to each box. For sale at all the principal grocers PH. EPPELSHEIMER, AGENT, NO. 86 CEDAR-ST. fick. Jen, Aten. Tetter, (4) A sw aA AH NTE NT 4 Iteh.” Cures Itoh in from 12 to 48 hours, Totter. “teh” t Scald Head, Rasn, fel.” «ll Skin Price 50 cents, leeh.” By 60 cents to ho o Jeb. Dr. A vy leh.’ North Sixth-st., Itch.” box will be Lo lien.” porspe o, mi. 8 3 Fen row. 3 Hots Tio Hots MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF of restoring tonic for the sick and delicate (ladies naninth ld by [ue es He ues Dyspepuis aC SSIEMBER No 542 BROADWAY. ite Barnum's, Orders by mall promptly executed. y Gita, ~CaS MACK Co. Hotel, offer an variety of Elegant CUT GLASS COLOONES TOILET SETS, PARIAN MARELES, WAX FLOWERS, PHON~ TON BOUQUETS. IEWEL CASES, ete. iy We caunot say toe much tu aver of Dailey's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, If is the ment rapid eure for in the world. Cores Piles. Corus, Bunions, Od Sores. and Bruises, as if by magic, Tryit, Fwenty fre conte 8 bok by arogrists. ‘lothes 7 oli ARE WGlethes Wrinwers obo AD RH Courtlandt-ot.. New-York. a wissen s Green Cop ently Yad X For by J Tespectable oughout the country. “Wigs, Teupees and ammental Hatr— of bait aod hair d Black or Browu, ull shades st. SPRUE Be i¢ Fosarn RHEUMATICS SHOULD TRY TUEM deserted wd anbefriended little one child's bears BRACE, Secretary

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AD on Bee 3B ITS avin ted WA 00 orders gizes on whic ono or inter at Li ‘a, Lock for the vets 8 thousa I PHe— on han erat. chai an UNIED 2 245, 0 FANE ir OPE NS OU gui Te P Ln oe Bow: ar to maw enlarged, fan's Lost soi center Junaqree sla, Toon A aod ade LOL HED 2, 245 West fon 0. cloth with stock, NTI No 5 4 Loum ay Dail OEMS by LITT SEE Fr Ne. nav table. Hazocn, git sngration, Y, te Ol FAV tru wom f Sulf Our Come 1 dima t pay BEA for cue EN 122 N REL. y sod y AN iE as well PA sture— ESO FOW Bra ke May be full $6 now jetm of ASS ARGE clion. Orie No. 84 SAUMO Bat GRA Pry rs, N Dt et DT Lz Indy alo PSF LE w The had gilt, heavy to LS a ER E tid ko. B4 WAL id MOXT a achalf the gut VINGS, u-st 0. 45 Molde 1 vol. RAN: CoM Vy) ir cers 30 pants ABLES, il w ay, Now: Trade "tA el. L Tox Ho. 6.12. N porter’ will iy HOTS RALKER. Pome, iow you PICTU i NSLA bre oy rl Sele wd iu ELLS York. hed 5 Avis ire ora VE pupils begi oan oducs IR tot and wou TURE sellin ‘lane. v EMMA Tio ww strated, publish by Shel A vate have n an A more 1 aw 7: gor d FLET id pay filling" 0 er non EAHA LAS INS, Boston. wit ght, FOWLE Xe HON, lessons fon Ki huthad Th TERS’ A eaaraniead portecs Yon. Ln CHER. 84 Motion, 1L ar sels at LFA on 2 0 Posmogep STOR handsome 8 ENGLISH MR. No. 9 Univers rig Sor WY Sie SQ for Five pA ay HER Sv. oo E a 0. 49 P vGHT Price 0 ph RY O ition ‘ith uve 80 GEO. irty Dol N hiwtured to LE CARE r Forte or SALE, A-E-E Hovsroren TON, 8Q Y Ory OL 2 8 of T2OOK- cor. HOOL, Cc. Wy ve Dallas hv SeLET. ad and ears. THAN M an PE [-OH-A wore Xdublishen, i. Fhis ne N UARE M FIOAAR, say, bos KEEPING bapaterh 4 SHassica AL repuired hae on oi. Ab P. NS YOU-E ILE ns prod Fr E ARO ILE Nat wey: i NG, yd ical, FRENCH an No 44 it Pooh ry ning yous ERK- RE E- ESR8. 1 Loy accurate, boawif yup S u Cini in AR, No, SF RIHN FRENCH i Brosdw su Ww ov mie! 1) boant 3 g oF an ay i Noor a ene “AYER LLLRL 103 RK CITY. Chive aE T Grn i. A LENGE DE Td FAR. pdlinned 8 YoU 1 Johns. FRAY HOARY PARK Roiset, Jor Basin Qs us auiy. Toa FYE we pas UnG A ScHoLARS SENE slegant ess. VE ed. r yA ry te Every hing ah P cana Eo ME RE 2 Book kesping prac hom NORESE. Ne cs a ont His Se wr ound fren FE Fice 83. ie "ba Ke Fal To reaoves oi Lior n yeh erywhe 4 d gir in. 853 otic 0 house peamen man 6 413 Bross ie. Bway, N: it fvady ET airnctive Iho $3. ti and Comm i sciibols TOL a: ION W wosdway, JON Fatty age snaary hu 2TH mosh PWR Engllon AND HL An Gon, Oraene Concern ol SY Qui copies omer Jost out 1ADW eine as Foi HO RTM for Ors 2 ED LeR ow Tes XOTE, s 1 cen or. and ageing er. b cou DWICK Instits en Contra ENT. SOC nge Co the ving of JAMES be tr. Fre iy ie; Bil ather, and sb amey Sehool, MAL itnte. cor. Cocaine 84 obAY CIETY N.Y ame Oo. ee, C. r¥ strat ed (ree. nd SE yo dg ot pr L, L road wd 4 exhau cal for j Eis yy HE ee EF i hr {rei lly k 1 gilt, at STAV i Die oi he, sud g family a ane inety sei Br ~The E or vial ya thir fund Also CHARL E DOLE, EB, A N SEMIN t, wily, “omruction ay Ean a Led vopeint Fok NY ur I rE ie car IR ETT 1 SIOLLENIAL 4 mn Fs wy SE TERE EAE I) AUE ok ang el iy arilia fo TENT Ra Rodin rs A Hd Au d acco Patn AD OF, EES Ears; othery to Yeu BUI Us GEO. C am FICE, tunneling. and or a SMITH. 2 Lu 128 father o. #20 DRO GAL CONSER -_ Nassauat. sol at Xi Ms AD I [1 WAY. Copa ee R. J riner 1 OSE row our Erg L. in Noti L 6 consent has this d Wal a a) smu, wie WN LE

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NEW-YORK DAILY ARNE NONDAY, ‘DECEMBER 24, 1866. 7 comp 5 by Auction. i folidan Coods. To 3 1 MINER--HENRY H. THU Ar VE Nl NO, Dee. Nn, ut t Galleries, Nos. 817 and 619 DUiocsdwasy, at AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN »ilo Artiets, beirz the entire coliec- eICTU. Hou of wo Wed Eno wn Cobol» 3601, C0! prising Pictures by via: Lororia REISS, A. Achrrbagh Van Eivan, Tonernint, 1 Wenters, David, Cerne luc impy H. de Level, Seherwoen, 0. Festi, Willews, Kiwseman, Hobne?, eeckent, Feterman, A. gert, Hogue, Cortes, Boulanger, Verboockhoven, Ve vrassat, Gues Everson, Gude. AMERICAN ARTISTS. Chart Btourt, J. M. Hart, 0. H. Bonghton, r. Cole, Ww, rt J Brown, Coleman, Ww. Rondel, I. Nehliz D, Johns Yorn, Whi A Poest, T. L. Swith, ye JR Breveort, nd They 1 will be on exhib, jou ou and a stuiday, Dec. 22, from 8 pw and ong ipo the tw o gvenfugs previons to sal By TEARY II, LEEDS MINER, —HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer.— t the Jameds Art Golleries, Nos, 817 pod 8 £19 Proudway, on tue EVENING of FRIDAY, Dee. 26, at 7) ‘A remarkably Fins Collegtion of PAINTINGS by the best Ameri pan Artists; alse a few choloe Fo reign Works, ma ul the pre petty of B note, consi med to Avery. Amoug Le Lagest snd Finest wl ects ever Vantes We wnto om Ww o found turee of h Caeouted by 3 aitat} DITRAND, and representative epecitiens by the followin write; Plor™ 8 a Tones Hol, Kel Teett, ¥y Gitturd Casilear, W, ii. Beard, En ydam Wa. Hert, G. H. fall, FHovwliive, Hubbsid. Whittridge, Lamdin, Mignog, W. 1. Haye, Tait, dinonds, RB. Coléman, W, T. Richards gig I oud, W wher, Veddus, Plauvell, Nehifg, De Hate, Mr Spencer, Kossiter The Piro: by For odgn Aststs sro by Verlay, Late) so’ ame Auker, Vosset es, Blots. Lafont de Mt Lambert, 1 ry "oo wi JT ri: Pe mM Chitiilion, Davi zie Jaron Marre, Pe R Gd 1, Chang: lat, {ler, Galetti, Heigric b, Croud, pf i They wil be on Free L%ion, vith eaten n end after fia slud 5 y lrot yr m. t0 5 pe in. and until 10 p. m, three gs ous he J 34 ir NRY MH LEI MINER=HENRY HH. LEEDS, Arviion +n FRIDAY. Dee. 28, et 11 o'clock, t onr sa'esro om, No i st.. lerze and selvet stock of bak 3, on LAN DIES, fn nd CIGANS. F al! particulars bereafter. BY ENK XN Ho L El iY) S MINER. —HLENRY FEDS, An r.—u MONDAY, Dec. 24, at 11 o'clock, si ely Sa SIAN Pr 08 TH way 3 BE ol 'y ATA Nals, oom UP ot the ate ast styles, and warranted pre we ke 1 i M. Me RWIX “Auctioneer. g Y BANGS, Mi: RWIN N CO., Broadway cor. 4th. Fency UG! as tones 200K TR! EVA "ROO MS. “403 LEAVITT, STREB ONSIUNKTNTS HOT CITED: LIfninrke CATALOGUID AND SOLD. PERS BOOKS AD ho t 4 and 7% arear SALE Or Pound oks, it T or Chrisimias Frosen Albus Opera Gilatsen, ond 8 larg na I A "w u bo dway BE "2 tes of Do is, Wo Ks of Art, d Foraitere, ke. TRADE JEJCH Co, successors to THIS MONDAY AFTER NC YON Piesant Cla as Looks, being ext SION MERCHA! nt a ow Jor. EW oT rs {roa of age. REWSTER BERG, AUCLIONEERS AND CON No. 86 Cedr Pot wean rend way eud Jus gC HO n GH. Ci i ARQFS ON Will bold reg TY f ether Mer i or’ their sore. rents when reqaest Pers ent sees of {ture at privat f partios relinguisiing housekevping, or Lhe OOS, WAY our roows to be di sposed o! at Ait yn or private sele. KEFE ES. The Mo. O¢ forge Ope yy eg, ex-Mayo:. Willerd Parse yNo. Font C&G. We du n, g W, J. Echedel, 1 Kors Lirty- The Presid B—p—— ER, Ci NT Faney Goods, gerd “Cash ec made ov cousign hi SALES:S Fi f Far po roside removed be v Roelst heat, of the Atlant lil Fo. 20 DroaDWAY IROVISIONS, CLOT HING, Tie] els at auction, st Ma fothinz in the hi 7-Y New-York by on SHAD AX, Dec. 21, 1666 ak 2 olock, coupr ising she toll erxticle PROVISION. PB: eid, Beef, Pork, Rice, BD; b ed, Pickles, Beans, %a. IG, loth sud Satinet 7 ats sto WES. Tied, Pea Jacky, Round J 5 Prawers, Llu Cl ge dl lank Tob i bot Go CONTINGENT. Candles. Plank Dooks, Oil Paper, lokstand, &e., &e Catalogues can be Lad at this Ulice. D. OIESON, “NICOL. AY, Paya: ter U. “ALBERT RS OCK BRCK rr AND AD CTION rer. 43 PINE. NEW-YORK. (ES ER ABTS Torgrapee, City Ko id Mini cke aeceis we of Uiess puvies from 1 Grace oF AY L THING A sD I id by LROADWAY, New Youx, Dee, If WiLL be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION at tho b pot of Army Clothing end Fquipage, cornet of Leigh Patuing 0-4 NewYork (1° v. on BHURSDAY, the 24 of nary, 7, Coun st 1 o'clock, a m, 3000 to 40,000 AK MY BLANKL 13, new. yaceo, Mustard, obj. Need'es, Thimbles, Lc, Joun 8. Navy. No. 1€D 15 YEAR: Light, Pouk, spec al witondd to 20 per eent Divid graph, Express fur sale— \GX, 7 28 ENR Tanny Cosh, in Government Assistant Qu ster-Ge ¥amples of the sbove may be secn st the Depot, and further infor ation oblaiied at this office finde; 10 3 cent down, and the bal: ce before the goods are taken from the Depot, which most be within reo days of sale, under forfeiinre of purchase aud 10 cout. Brevet paigadier-Gen, x: H. Vi} RTO: 3 NE ET TAT aR straa UE STAR Gilnations Wanted —4 females. AAI INP SAN AANA Baad LL Respectable Te milios, Boarding. Hous es and Hotels ean be capplic d with yod SERV ANTS from all notions, Brotestant and Catholic, "at MIS, YORKSTON'S OFFICE, No. M4 ourth-ave. LI, persons desiring situations apply at the 2 NEW- YORK EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION, No. 163 Broadway. A.B. Helo of ail kinds [arnished free of charge. L NUMBER of well recoomnended Gern nau Girls wan: SITUATIONS to do geasral HOUSEWORK, &c., at Mrs LOWE'S Germaa Institate, No, 17 Stauton t., near the Lowery. ETE

“Gitnahous Danted— Alales. A AIA IIASA NANA ASAI ye tt td GOOD PENMAN asd BOOK-KEEFPER, with anexo-ptionable references and recommendations wishes some ITUATION 8s Clerk, Book-keeper or Assistant; hes tcted as euch soe 1850 moderate sopport ouly wanted. Is fice to dexate himself tirely to employed sine resis. Address 11. VW. KARTE TON, Neo. 27 cag th! ave. TC ARPENTER® first-class EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, No. 132 Eleventn.e,, eof, Sixth-ave. (estebliched 15 sare, tor reid Servants) cau be fund comstasily on ba d capavle alo sud Female HELP, German, Fuglish, Scotch, American sud oouit ali private families, be andi Bouses and hotels, i ci ity or 4 LE ely Wanted. y i for the SALE of the WORKS ICAN PU PLISHING COM! ANY in New-Jersey, d Eestern Peonsylvania ut sous da market cTercd with me, Sold only weription. Totelligent and active A low les will find the scie of these works pleasant and rofitahle viiployment, Y Foi tetiis aud berutory epply to BLISS Co. Geueral Rubi lng Agents 194 Broad-st., Newath New Jersey, PSMAN WANIED in a Cloth House, to 0m, fo this State and OLlo; must have an Ad%re us Box No. 044, I'okt-Office, NSU R NCE AGENT will a ae rr New. sods 0a coma val iates, Aa BAL h hell ce in those i N ei verionacd LIFE 1 be offered unvsuel inducements oss fnimediately LIFE COMPANY, ork City. JORTER WANTED.—A Milk and Fancy Dry (Goods Jobbing Honse are in wont cf uF IRSY- Slass. r oF ORTER. {BL} jute st have rie th sud can bris god refers arene WV. a No. No han 0 WOOLE N_GARDE RS and SPINNERS. WANTED au BOSS JARDER also or four grins i a don Junttan: with my y to or bhrots JAMES owell's Depot, Mm Conny, New- A Tow Sow ex encad CANVASSERS, Ve act A in EVERY STATE, ia “HOME,” i RELIGIOUS BOOK FOR THE FAMILY, A loans ut hve siall opt al, and be ae go co: eat th ger. a putsber o we a py prepared to offer speciai induce H.;E. FENTON Co. Springfie! d, Mase. ARTYL.D--100 FARMERS, to engago in a Busi- ness that wil t fx 100 AH ae) Serio. hd jp om $100 to $150 per month, from JONLS JROTHERS Co, No. 517 Minor-st., Philadelphia, Pa. A Sache, tha rate A MERIC ICAN GENILE on, thing 'n tk JRO, A "USEF UL AND APD ROPL ATE Gli fh 18 This is the most tl of a brsinnase ednoation in ti Life Scholarslipe, g Office open during Hol! Call and get a circular, TRI IMPLANT! COMPETITION DETIED. N ATIONAI LIVER'S Te RUBLE SBPAT ITT LEAD PENCILS, R PENCIL TIPS, AND PAYER S1ZER, A IL POINT PROTECTOR, OVE PA i. ATR-TIONHT INKSTAND. y N LEK AN D PAFER CUTTER. {mprovements, vod ve of ti ie shove useful INE PR) feeilities for within spention of to quelt y sud price. Every ies Eki] ne at lowe I J. ERT og Me rafsetariny snd Tmpor rin J Statjiner, 0 A ast, dour d hd vw Fuelton-sh OR CIIRISTMAS Hs R NEW-.YEAR'S KRothing could be more useful or appropriate tor a Aoliday Gift SCHOLARSHIP {a BRYANT, STRATTON PACK ARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, located at No 037 Broadway, rough Justi r ineiruetion in the brauches 3 CO ny iz C od iu fo 801d at vory reasonable dey week. ge 8. 8. PACKARD, D, Principal, cox descr oa If y edu er! Ir de Ww men C Tien SPLENDID HOL DAY] Pi Ret F chine oF r ell ki fo. L Baker's, We od's, Howe's, El Niptic pr J SENT i SEWING N ae HINE hes a shities of 8 first-(lwe pra ‘tical rua. dr of femily sewing, with eli the Gu sirable attecih- R25. Sat infact! on guaran tecd or exchange for Grover or Enupire Machina. JAN HOUSE FURNISHIN G STORE, Ne. 601 BROADWAY, HOLIDAX GOODS MORESL'S BARILY n of al the esse tied gn nee IN GRE AT VARIE Ty or STYLE AXD PRICE, Gold, Eflver end ory M fEAUIIEUL and RU BST ANTAL HOLIDAY om cd Wak! NG-CANPES of 1 best sesoitm iptiot. The largest, cheipest en in the city oan ma st roe IVS SONS, No faiden lane, HRISTMAS and NEW. Xkia It, é FATHER TH MOTHE} UNCLES, AUNTS, GUARDIANS RF LA TIVES 41 YI) FRIEN n wish to make Christ rent i et cate them to ‘waste and #pend cabinet #ize (with or without Mil t, alway fF 50! re ope-hall, and ve th R.C. tree sand 1 Yerles dslior. At) Pl GL ILL E A Rio, Pll CARD end CAKE BASKETS, Vitek DISIIES, of glow Cus Nd ines se and New Ye jifts to children, pre ue as da small depos $i by such gifts you Sif uselows toys and tiinkels you cdue TUE ar {0 hy NY Hg BANK, Me Ville ERR 3 10 rave. whit MAS PRISE NTs. LAYW AKL Co ig Tia D ul i POI FRAT ro BI 4SHER YORK. LFEPINE'S CFL] i 1 8), Consisting of Portraits of Presidents lu end Jobe Gens. Grant, Lee and Stonewn!ld i Me La Was shington, ke., ere now offered by the prb i ehers at redu. ed I icon. Please call, snd examine them, Ae We wanted, RK EGANT CATH IC BOOKS for tha HOLI- DAYS. ~At D, J. SA) nL Co's, No. 2l Barcley-st., will be found the most ext el sud mazniticet it nesorts nt of Cat) lic works ew the poll fi leg in morocco bind'ug Proyer Pooks io vet apd morocco aut styles, ay end haste: Lives of tte Peper ro, wih splendid engravings, in word ul “hn mest mognificent specioen of Cutholis typography ever ii ry: beautiful bo iday rill. The Works of Gerald ita, 10 voli, fine library edi'ioa. Dectrival end Controversiui Works, Tiles, Dlogra phies, Skeiches of Travel Le key, st prio D. J. SADLIFR Co, 31 Barelaveel, JOUN AIN N'S INDIA STORE. 2 IA, CHINA, A PAN AMERICAN INDIAN he rf RARE A CLES. W e and Re ail. Catalog fre Stors open pleasant ey ns ROADWAY LIDAY PRESED vo apreeted to—slwars w ith be te {al inz to the reci Buchman RiY3 Hl 10? MEQPALLIC SPECIFICA Ab »redy, apd woye fn order Ie keeps out we aud Ive A a Pelion 11 wie HUMPIR ¥3] ROI Ait iC Mi Lie Hl iw v CW Ors, DAY "GOODR. Wholesale and Retail; Mo. “eo and Kn Jo ther 1 t snd Shoppius Carrs I J Trunk Ia No. 700 Broadway 1 ce] i fine <I IDAY PRESEN IS. —40 1016 useful prosorta nb wade in ar wy bom wohold than DOYY'S CLOY IES I 0 LOTIIVE WRINOFEIL aT. will ween the we ro Bur +f wes d wiinging clothes chr ot ne ots TH BROWNING, rai Ag No. 3 riandt-at,, N. Sk GOODS! fved 2 very fin avon cf Ladle’ PB low 3 Clock an wis, B te, lireast ona i et do rloure, lad ow’ Lio a s IRS. ROVLLITR-ANGIERS, No, 6 West El thst. ost stylish Dresanaking orraer'y RAGLASS Woh =flrgant Pearl OPA ASSES for Hokey: Jao nuts. Jet dr ced 1g ee T. lH. Ae 4 spt fn, Ne avrau-st, MAY AT 1 NTI (FE STOCK T™e EXTH BANDPACIUNED LY TUE MANHATTAN PLATE Co, E Orr LRED UNTIL JAN. 1, 1807 r MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. LiRAM YOUNG, Ko.20 Joh "on GZRMAN SILVER aud 2.8 CORDIAL STANDS, e G Le E's pufarturers 01d Ware repaired a re lane, up-stalre. r HE MOS bli 150N, RD aakay THE MOST SEIVICEABLE, THE MOST ACCLPTABLE, NT. HOLIDAY PRESE AN UMBRELLA, A PARASOL, A WALKING CABE. ISAAC SMITINS SONS CO. Menolacturers, No. 405 BROADWAY, NT AR VALET aT, MANUFACTURING L. Lo HARL kL A bk SILVERY LA TED GOODS, L TEA SETS, COFFEE od Goon ALVERS, TABLE kK A Si¥ks, ICE Also, KNIVES, FOI KS AND Si 'OONS, Novelties, New, Freeh, aud mental, st my veual Low Prices al! of the best doses tion and workin wnahi ALESKOOMS No. 74) TA: DEN LANE. GOODS HOLD st RETAIL uni Jan nary 1, FIVOYS AND FANCY GOODS! FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. in Endless Vericty, Useful gnd Orua- Articles for fairs; good assortments. SAMULL D. WILSON, No. 75 owary, near Canal-st. No. 617 Fighth-ave N. Y, Na. 51 MyrUaave., Urooklyn. px the tr: trade) at ti thew r pulenroomns, he i. 1 rod 136 Wills lam -st., New FIOYS aND FANCY (COGDS of every deseriptiony \Work Boxes, Pocifollos, Albums, Wrltlog Desks, Dressing Ceses, G wt T ADILS apd GENTLEMEN'S IiEs3ING and 4 WRITING-CASES, Eaukers’ Cases, ke., on exbivichi an ul for sale low eb the office of Lue manufactorers, VW. wal. T FRY FLASKS, SOAPBOXES, DRINI Le. c. Mennfactory, No. Nos. 234 end 136 Willlum-st., N. Y Portfoios, Pocket Hooks. Card Cases, Nos. 1314 and 136 William ot. an TTA of the well V8 PATENE POCKET LASKS, METAL OCUP3, REWARD MEDALS, T. FRY LV ATCHES snifabie for spec cnlative and gift pure Gold and Silver American Watches JACUBS, HE NEW-YORK UNION V PANY have an jm menwe stock of Valentines ou exhibition (to resents, five (Gold and Plsted Jewelry, Send for Price List to LIONEL 'ALENTINE COM- owes and holidey No. in Broadway, York ove Boxes, ke. &e, H, M. FAIRC. (TLDS BAZAAR, Ko. 577 Sixth-ave. and Twenty-thirdat. Race —We are prepcred to furmich NISTS' TOOLS of EVERY QE. QCRIPTION on hah and st REASONABLE PRICES. %_*AMPLES of the TOOLS mennfectured by us may be seen st “Yareroom, sud we INVITE an INSPECTION of their WORK- SHLF sod DESIGN, by those in want of superior Machinery. NEW-YORK STEAM ENGINE CO, OFFICE AND WAREROOM, No. 222 PEARL ST, N. Y. RIABLE STEAM ENGINES, and Bh u TREE RRR STEAM PT AxD No. 96 Maspes-vave, EAM ENGINES AND TOOLS FOR SALE.— orizontal 125 horse power second bend. One 1 Haris) Evgtor 101 horsepower, new, g Bugs new, FEE se gi AEN with vi Tugs Lovmmotie Edflers, solid Govervor, and shiogether Satuiey Dri Muchices, J Industrial Works” tani 1 ine A wols are nesrly new and v sll wize, Lng 18 weta of Ol Te hE oe Ari rh iron, and fit w Jorn Bi A bost 2 Si viy at BOUTH (81¥] REPKCEAEASE best ever built in 1 ils HE WORKS, near rovklyn, N. wmilten-aye,, South WEDDING CARDS sud FINE STATIONERY, (Esiabikshed Wholesale sind Retail. _ Bkates Gro Groond ard Repatred. OODHAM® NEW.-YOKK CL! oll other desirable styles of Englial and American Skates TB SKATE and ALFRED WOODHAM, No. 424 broadway, N. Y, TSEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Mme DEMOREST'S DBengiton Dress: Loo me. Demorest's Ladies’ cod Chill with Mme, Demorost's Com lasti pr Waist sHtt, cut vai ta ue, 25 ote. Palterns of new and elegant pers, $1 per wot; fen Stocking Suspenders, JO cle. ingtion op. Ty rr. ad Shoulder. Lily Bloom for the com ots. Ever. Rogestount plexion, 50 50 eis, Bartlett A Sewing Machine, darigan for ow ov’ aod Clifidrou’s OUI OF ARHION n No. 433 thxoadwa 201 y. N. Y, H. T. DEWEY, X) L PRACTICAL NATIVE GRAPE WINE AND 1 DY MAKER, BRAN HAS THF GREATEST VARIETY QF PURE NATIVE WINES AND BRANDY IN NEWYORK. All of hiv own wake. 4 and wade of pe S [rote ot Sandusky, Kel'ey' FOR Free 0 ONLY AT No. 201 BROADWAY, N.Y. fost and Fonnd. of JX WAL EVERDELL" SONS, No. 104 Pulte dho ot Sia OST, —Certificates Nos. 4 an Neva Naas ou relwning thew u Notice ix tlio given. thas unless found. spplication will be w caruiogie, ALKLE 187, 188, and 129 for shares each of the Twin River Eilver Mining Company it my name. id person finding the same be suttabl to the office of the company, No. wi v WIA S Sa jos TUE HOLIDAYS. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY have made se'ections of SHE FINEST COFFEE IMPORTED, with especlal reference to tha KEW-YEAR'S TADLE, which wil be sold at 40 CENTS A POUND. No New Year's table will Le complete without ih Their stock of CHOICE TEAS 1s pow full and complete, and they are selling them st the following low prices: BEST OOLONG, 81, BIST GREEN, $1 23, Ths Company receive thelr goods by the cargo, end therefore save to the conswxner seven or eight profits of middlemen, AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT there 1s nothing that would be more acceptable than as package of Tea or Coffee; and the recipient 1s sure of geting the value {f the wouey expended (which is sot always the care in feucy articles), if these goods are purchased at either of the warebonses of THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, Nos. 31 end 23 VEEEY-ST., corner Church-at. No. Gi0 BROADWAY, corn No. 461 RIGHTH-AVY,, north corner Thirty-fourtheol, No. 29 SPRING.ST, No. 203 FULTON 5T., coxnes Concord-st., Brooklyn. No. 133 ORAND-5T., Willlamsburgh, wt Dleecker-sb, for THE HOLIDAYS, THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY have wade selections of THE FINEST COFFEE IMPORTED, with especial reference to the NEW.YEAR'S TABLE, which wi'l be roid at «0 CENTS A POUND No New Year's table will be completo without It. Their stock of CHOICE TEAS ts now full and somplete, aud they sro selling them st the Pliowling low prices: BEST OOLONG, #1 BEST GREEN, $81 25 The Company receive thelr goods by tue cargo, and therefore save to the consumer seven or eight preflis of mice AS A LOLIDAY I there fs nothing that won'd La more aco] than package of Tea or Coffe and the reciplent is sure of getting the valae of the mousy expended (which Is mot always tha case in fancy ert iclen), if these goods are purchased at cite of the warehouses of THE GREAX AMERICAN TEA COMRANY, Ccéat Ahetican Gen Compan. Nos. 31 and 23 VEYEY-ST., corner Cliurch-st, No. £40 BILLOADWAY, corner Diseckerst No. 461 LIGHTH-AVE., north corner Thirty fourth-o! No, 200 BRING No. 205 FULT el i kin Na. 137 GNA ND. Wi wel ee [oR THE AOLIDAYS, THE GREAT AMER! NTH bt bev ve! THE FIN 0 wil e i sho NEW YEARS TALL! which wit be sold st 4 CENTS ATO No New Year's table will be comp without I Taelr stock of CHOICE TEAS 1s now full and comple’, and they are adiag Misa of the following low prices: BEST OOLONG, 8! BI.ST CRI The Company receive their goods by tie cs en] therefore tive to the consumer igren or ht profits of millewaen A3 A HOLTDAY PRES t] ete 1s pothing that would be more Len a peckagn of Tew or Quffen; sod the recipient bs sure of tho value money opended (wiksh fs uot ghvaye fo t ia fancy wu ee goodu ere purchased ct ritier of warehouses AMERICAN TE VESEY ST., ¢drner Clivich et THE GREAY Noa 31 aud 35 EROAUWAY, corner kei -b. No 640 No. ¢61 EIGRITI-AVE,, nos Lung leartust No. 208 SPRINC-NI No. 20° NST. corner ot, Brooklyn. AND.ST., Willamsburgh, No. 1331 G1 re jor THE HOLIDAYS. THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY have made selections of THE FINEST COFFEE IMPORTED, with erpecial 10lerence to Lhe NEW.YEAR'S TALLE, which will be so'd at 4 CENTS A POUND No New-Yaar's table will be complete withoutdt Their stock of CHOICE TEAS is pow full and complete, aud they sie selling thom at the followlag low price: BEST OOLONG, 81 BEST GREEN, 25 The Compeny receive their goods by the cargo, and therefore save to the consumer seven or e'ght profits of piddlemen. AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT there is nothing that would be more ecc=plablo then a package of Tea or Coffee; and the recipient la sure of getilng the velae of the money expended (which Is not elways tle caso ln funey articles), If theso goods are purchased at either of the warshouses of THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, Nea 31 and 33 VESEY-ST., corner Charcht. No. 640 BROADWAY, corner Bleecker-st. No. 461 EIGETH-AVE,, Thirty fourth. No. 209 SPRING ST, No. 205 FULTON-8T., corver Concordat, Brooklyn, No. 132 GRAND-5T., north corue Williamaburgh. For THE HOLIDAYS. THE GREAT AMERIC UCAN TEA COMPANY bave made selections of TIF FRVEST COFFEE IMPORTED, with especial reference to the NEW-YEAR'S TABLE, which will be sold at 40 CENTS A POUND. No New Year's table will bo complete without It. Their stock of CHOICE TEAS is now full and complats, and they wre selling them et the following low prices: BEST OOLONG, 81. BEST GREEN, $1 35 The Company receive their goods by the cargo, end therefore save to the consumer seven of eight profits of middleman. AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT thee {8 nothing that would be ore acceptable than s package of Tes or Coles; and the recipient is sure of getting the value of the money expended (which la not always the case lu faney articles), if these goodu are purchased at either of the warehouses of THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, Nos. 31 and 33 VESEY.ST., corner Churches. No. 640 BROADWAY, corner Bleecker st Ko. 461 EIGUTH AVE. north corer Thirty fourth 2 No. 209 SPRINO-3T. No. 205 PIPLTON ST. comer Concordat, Bioskiya a No. 133 GRANY-GT.. Williumsbazeh 8 LN

Jal i eaonatandl i Hey f. 's eT M AND VAN AMBURGH MUSE UM AND imho "Gonsmoamion, od ween o iy HE MENGERHE AND Dias HOLIDAY W EE OLIDAY WERK!" SURPASS ‘a ATTRACT A MUREUM FILLED TRA AVR] YRS. A FAT BOs SIXPEE] YEARS Wi IGELING ra JENS, "H FAT MAN, WRIGHTRG 01% PO A Gl AND IA Vi BACH rik uo DW} bo, CLL ASs! BORUONAY AMMEN he Ano COSMORAM AS: NED fidad 'Y a tLe AQUA AEN rid fice and OVER 250,000 Of ER OURIC AIAMER REMARKALLL lhvisu HUMA YN Cones NON A LEOPARD CHILD from the wilds of frien, Fons. ng far wore extisordinary trales viau the laufous WHAT AN YXTE Neve MENACER!IE, On exibition at honrs, the ENTIRE VAN AMBURGH C OLLECTION or v “LIVING WILD ANIMAL INCLUDING A GIRAFFE, DVER 15 Yarr MNIGH, PERFORMANCES LVERY TORNING ATH QCLOC By YHOUT EXTRA CHARON, TERRORS ELEPHANT, SAE MULE. THLE TRICK TONIES, ADT Yh REGR INS SONLE 3, MONS, DAVIS, TIE LION KING LL ENTER THY “LEN OF WILD 8 MIMALS: TIE AAEALS WILL PE FED IN PRESENCE OF VISIT: ORs Boe LOCK, NOON, n THE ABS WE firviic IX THE ARENA. Apd tLe ainorin t Hon, Sonn 3 Luss PRESENT. LERNOON at The HF tA eR Tess CRITETINAS PRESENT. To conclude wit AY WITH MELANCHOLY, Admission Bom Cllidren under ten, 15 conte CHRISTMAS DAY, GRAD FESTIVAL PLIFORMANOCE NEANLLY EVLiY MOUR, PAX ALD EVENING A EW-YORK THEATLR. Leesseos sud Mazegers, Mowers. Mark Siith Lewis Baker. GREA 3 st UOCKSS PARISIAR palicy SPECTACLE c CENDRILLON, Bow being prodaced with ENTIRELY bhEW SCENERY ard MAGNIFICENT WARDROBE, ander the Immediate supervision of Miss SALLIE A, TIINCRLEY. A COMPLETE CORPS DE BAL LET OF FIFTY LADIES, under the direction of BIGNOR 2 GROSSI, POW ERFUL CAST: THE FIVE SENSE AN THE MARCH OF GUPID, THE ORI OF Grow WORMS, HE RAIN O%FIRY THE DIAMON TUR LES, THE SHOWER OF GOLD, THE FAIRY KI! NGLOM, For aynopie ot seenary and incidents see buils of Sha doy. WND CENDRILLON MATIN oR nb iY, Pee. $5. nt 2 o'cl oh CHRISTMAS MATINEL, TUESDAY, Dee. 25, at 2 o'clock. Feats poomed six dovn in advances, AROADW AY THEATER, Uperaat 6 oelofk; he? ine at 73 o’ clo MONDAY. a snd VERY EVENIN ug, au Fonmsryas aud SAT RDAY MATIN EE, mies Comedian, Mr, JOIN i OWENS, now in the second ween lost bat two of bis engagement, will unite fn one eutertaiom ens his 01 igh al and prosing perconations of tue LIVE IND [AN fo ND SLO SUlaGLE. The performance wil PEGILES LAWYER, NCLE «+++JOUN E. OWENS WE L 7, GRAND SOLON To conclu ie wit! A mar abhont t Tom Prown Arie, Krinoline, sf gp owns Kiunesuoneaw, sn 0) booens CUR (MAS, GRAD bh MATINEE. NH LO® GAUDEN, CHRIST MAR-DAY, “iL LOK CROOK" MATINELR AV UNE UCLOCK. Dress=Citele and Paranet, $1; Fan iy wee, Se. Doors opi st 120 ck jeommence ot b, Gin TMAS at th e Five Poin I1ouze of Ir dustry, to n of i futition wil 13 peg Fe A d are erly the ¢lildren mt 12 x Wo 2 0'cle by ribniior of ol yn the tres tre fro tthe rd a pood of pu ctu r wl to vl whet y bet A “Ni s wil i wee who wish te sce IE ANDEL® GRAND ORATORIO or THE MpaSiaN, FARMAONIC SOC ef Mginwer ial], Fo ai mre ar sw RATE em SUN TTRTTIRL ES) Corporation Notices. (OL! SOR ATION 1 OTIC] A PUBLIC NOTICL is of J Bereby given bu the ewner of owners, occupant or oecupak CHRISTMAS EVENING, bot NEW.YORK Dee. 20 oats EL) -—ra al houses and Ie improved ro unimproved lands, affected thersby thet ib us Eg acesay p ve ven competed, and ard ed f the Loardel Ano on Bot CR enailon BF a3 persons Siete 0, Via. For but 1g sewer in Broadway, between Thirtieth and Tolty first ot 24, For lavive eroscwels fn West street, from the norther!y side of Lange» Hol U8 wih a. i ay ing crossv alk in West e'reet opposite No. 205, dtr. For laying crosswalk acioss Grand streed, hy the east erly old a0 a Iria Sth. For layi crommalk se ross Laurens street, at the southerly side of Urand sls i} koi laylug cionewslk across Fourth avenue, at Seventeenth

Ts For setting emb and gotier apd flarging sidewa'ks in Feeond avenue, between 12506 nd 1200h stevets th Wor regulating end gro fing Worth-st., from Broadway to Pex tert For rerilsting end grading Oue-hundicd-aud-tenth st, from LAY o vila eve, ith. Fe Litliag basta op north-east corer of West and Albacy te 12th, For pavig with trap blocks Fitydb sty, between Broadway avd Pighthopve, ish r paving with stone blocks Dosnesst., from Hudson to West ye peviog with stone blocks Cutherine-st., from Division to or r ti e g curh ard r evd flagzing Filty- be 1) ward grading Nmety-eceoud et, fom Elghih- v. le Rood he limi ae by cue y assssements fnelode all the several A awe and a of I'L ound, vareut bots, Hoge sud percels of land sted o t. Both ol les of Vroadeay from Thirtie'h te Thirky-firstest, 2a Whe property bac: asf nan iarket. ale of West st, feo Watts to TToboken.st, Je of Lave to the extent of Pall the black "oF Brand ot. and hob sid s of Ugsad-eh to the ex’ont of Wifi ‘ock eau! of Laur SEE LT RS Rall fia tothe extent of Hf tha hlodk ent it eto Laurens end both sides of Lasrensot., jo tie ante "3 (0) of hell the bloek south of Grand ith, The norther y side of “eve bi ock vant and west of Fourthoeve centh, tothe extent of ha'l Hie sud both wides of Fourth-ave,, to s talon of ha of th e b. ock northof Seventeenth ot, 1 westerly side of Scoond-avm., boiween One bund edand te by k An and One-Londred-sud-twenty-sixikosts’, wid both sides v ye, between One bundted cud twenty-scventh and Uae han re wd twenty right} ole, [A Bo: bh sides of Sorilest,, from Prosdway to Baxterst.; both a des of Eig ost, to the extent of balf the block uorth and south of Xs orth’, both sides of Jlsslon piace, aud seo boi sides of Park: from Mis. foneplece to Baxteo st, ia Doth sides of Une wunared and teath-ot., from Sizth to Niuth- from Albany to Cedarst. i the a 11th. The est side of Westat., fom West to uth side ©f Cedas-si and the north side of Albany-st., Was Lwztor-n 12h. Both sides of Fifly £f hat, from Prociway to Eighthave, gud 0 the ottent of Loli the block either way on Brosdway sad fghthi ave, 10th, Both sides of Doane’, from Hudson to West st, and to the extent of hail the block either way on the wlenscling sireets. Lith, Jtoth sides of Cathasloesa',, from Division to Soutlest, aud to tho extent of hall the block e tue: 'way on (he futersectin streets. 15th. Both d¢ Fil th pe rth to Fifth-ave and i LAB) to the exter f Me 3¢h ont the intersect 17 ayennes, 18th. B of coond-st.. from ¥ighth-ave, to Bloom. loglale Road, avd to the exo 5% of bulf the block on the lulerseciing svenoes All perecns whose {oterests are afico’ed by the above-named assess. ments, onl who are ogposd to the same, or either of thom, are ro- quested t 0 pr event Hey, objections in writing to one of the under glzned, at their office, No. 32 Chambers-st., "basement New Courts House, width in Wirty dsys'trom the dutw of this notice. JACOB F. VAKLLEY, Board JOHN Db. OT?! WELL, of ISAAC WO. HUNT, Assessors Oprice VoArDd OF ASSrs ons, New Covur love, Dec. 15, hauls CF {POR \TION NOTIC E. --PUBL 1C NOTICE fs hereby given, to the owner or owners, aceupant or occopents furproved or nnimpre wed Lands, affected Assegimmonts b ave been completed and are od 40 the office of the bast of Assessors for exmmiustion by ull ons interes t-d, viz: Ist, For regulating and grading, and setting curb end gutler stones fn Onehundred-andtwenty-uinth, One-hundied-and thictieth aud One-burdred-snd thirty first ste, from Tenti-ave, to Hudson River. 2d, For fiagging sidewalks in Uoe-bundred-and piuetoenth-st.,, be- tween See nd sud Third-aves Tue limits embraced by such Assessment, ioclude oll the several houses end lots of ground, vacsut lots, pieces and parcels ol laud, stunted on Ist. Both sides of 120th 13%th and 13lstate, from ]0th-ave. to Hudean River; oleo, the West side of 10th-ave and both sides of Dloomingdale Hoed, and both sides of 11th and J2th aves, from 1: h to 1d ats. aise. both sides of Lawrence-st, from Bloomingdale to i2dtiest. also. both sides of Manhattan st. from ik toed the py 24, Loth vides of 119th st, between 24 aud 2d-aves. All persons whose intercets are affected by the shove named Assess ments and who mre opposed to the sama. er either cf them, are re: anested to present their objections ia writing, to one of the nudec- signed, st their office, No, 32 Chan hersstreet, sect New Court: House, within thirty doys frou the date a ois notice. JACOB F. OAKL JOHN D, OTT ‘FLL, Bowrd of Assessors, ISAAC OO, TT, w Cour’ Mousa, Des, 22, 1208, «ll Houses and Lots, reby, that tha fol owin Bo jos Office o Board of Assessors, Ne ORPORATI ION NOTICE. —Public noties is here. Ly given to the owaer or cwners, occupant of occupants of all Horses aod Lots, improved or unimproved Lands, off ed thereby, that the folowing Assessments Lave been cern pleted are lod in the office of the Board of Assesso.s for exsusination by all persous sted, viz Bier For building a sewer in 10th street from Madison avenues east to PE Bruin and reflagging sidewalks north side of 4th wirset Oth to loth free For setting and Fes resetting curb snd gutter stones and Sagging olka In 128th street fro to Oth avenues. silow For flagsing sidew adios in Leight street from Hodson to Wash. i For laying crosswalk fa Mott street opposite Primary School “hl por laying erosswalk in 15th street at the east and west sides galon place. of 1 A, Heh and gutter stones and flagging sidewalks fo batwesa fund and gutter stones and flagging h. Fox dwiting fogs alike in 20th street, Liven 2d and 3d avenues; Sve, Sask side of 34 avenue frou 123th fo Lue, steels Tho limite Suicend b was Assustamis $nidn ail the savers! inuses ad lot "of ound, ¥hSaut lots, pisces aud paresis of land situated on 1s sides of Toth stree* from Madison go LT je A Joint 100 rh ko swenus; al the soutn side of Tt eet from ee val eh street from 9th 15 10h avenues. 281h street, from 3d to 6th evenues. Bot Ath. Both sides of Late street, from Ludeon to Washington oth sides of Livingston Sih di both vides of 15th street, between Lat gth. Faserly side of 34 avenue, from 128th to Hie siraety; also, ments, snd who ere opposed to the seme, or either of them, wre ror House, withia Whirty gash fiom tLe date of this notice. 0 Board of Astenrors El Aung ements. YY TER HE MONDAY FE EVENING, CRIIPIN (THE Spi [3 w.kb itz infmitebl Ade cet, {ne'ading FIRST Ave UN iris ssarated MA os AMELIA, Her 6 app arts AHALTL HE for the fizat time as Mie. for the first time as MAZZOLENI, BELLINL ULRICA. fa the tH ido Ni iN BOO 1! appear fn bis grard oe pit CAUDISAL bi in Lord Lytton's great play of SPEC that on Liz, will appear in bis grand role of EbW to this oerartory ony. sp endcre of scones THUNSDAY AFTER GRAND B for of who has mstalned 30 sudden and heavy a O'ERM OSITIVELY LAE WH MAX MARE TZEK! 3 ITALM A GRAND MATINEE, The play will ba’ presented with powerfol cast, end with all its y, eostomes and sppofntents, FRNOON, Dee. 27, at 1 o'clock QuUIH AND OFBRAIC MATINES. E MR. J. W, LINGARD, ee A F N Wr afina. A DEC, 24, at 8, LAST N 1GilT T BUT EWO Ar ly He OPERA when wil be produced the ‘mos saccontl of all modern somle 0 LEN corrapr RAND THE FAIRY) sl. +2 2.3IGHNQR TORRIANI, CLARA LOUISE K ELLOGG, STOGRTON. TESTA, BELL ir ANTONT CCI, GLUBGIO BON Cla ra a OY WEDNESDA' AR Lik na "Eon <CHERA, with a pesel and faterorting ut, ing fnaludimy ig GH UR, OSCAR THE PAG ELLA BONHEUR, DUEBREVL, MULLER. FRIDAY EVENING, last night of the OPERA, TIE BARNER OF SAVILLE. MONDAY AFTERNON, Des. 24, at 1 o'clook, GRAND LOUZH MALINER, for the benefit of Tie MASORIC, HALL 4X0 ASTLUR FUND STRANGER, TUESDAY EVENING, Dee, 25, HT, re "oi RICHELIEU, RICHELIEY, Aly Mr, STUART has pleraore in ih Ing, in reply to the many letters received from parties visiting the eity from the cooutry on Christine, WEDNESDAY AFTERNGON, 20th, at 1 o'clock. IN BUUTH RICHELIEU, calamity. A CALD. that on Mr. BOCUMIL DAW 1808 and LO, bis. BOGUMIL DAWISON (wo will spouk ia Gorman), Mr EDWIN DOOTH PELLET EE) Foi Conn No effort will be spared to plane tis oi in the bunds bo t fi od to represent ther Tn order tay nin the moderate postaucy of witness p orformance that 1 AN ABI ING HOME IN DR the prices Brave be n fixed 1 fle chest hal i ser od Fh $1 00; tala iye le, $1. now be ne red. WINTER Of GARDEN, Mr. Stuart has pride and Tua “in being enabled to announce SATURDAY, DEC. 29, Mr EDWIN BOOTH wil appear together at this an Shakespeare's tragedy of sppenring as PPLTIES 8 OTHELLO. 1 1A00, «Msdume ib hus Heheller, iss da Vernon. Sassen] thold, her charactors of the draton reach yh the pobile the vp A 3 ATIC STORY, a: Private boxes, $20 ond $144 2dmisvion to parquette aa Ata full meeting Why. pethy urder the heavy cali ord of ovr anxions des re to eff d pract te: dering to him ts the prosenbiioh nt ec oie power, That with this view a Comal conan ing of VW. Bluart. Ml, Mareizek and COsIGIY BITRUE pion: Zur giving eflect to ab ve bo al ul zbe MAX in font? Jet ance o 3 “shore Tesvlution. dial fu Joven erly or t ays will ta opis oth {a theater of Mr. EDWIN BU And LL THE ARTIS ia virgwithm ont chesiful aeal ponuibute {ILL G GARDEN—A CARD 3 of managers rs held on Fiiday, 216, it way unani- A, That we tender to Mr, Linzard tha expression of ovr jity which he has sustained, weil proof of this fecling by very eid and sssistance dn Yay of three be appointed, G. Li. Fox, to make tho ne. this resolution. ‘Chast toe o sent to Nr, Lingard. STU A LT Li gto armounce that which bas their most cor eombin ah "OPERAT) Ie. AND BOOTH MATINEE THURSUAY APT TERNOON. Dee. 27, Lil, BE di raviont, VY INTER GARDEN, The Committee of the wlio bes ten dered Ha verrice and th deh Mr. AU ART who has given the use of the Theater, Co charge, will be given at the WINTER GARD MONDAY, the 24th inef,, b for the benefit ol kh e Widows aud Orpuar LH will appear iu Lis Mr. HALLER, Tiekets to oM porte of tha hoy any wember of this A GRAND BOOTH M: THE pIBANGEL And s powerfa! cast. MASONIC HALL AND ASYLUM FUND most gratefully eunounce, tust (hroagh the 5 nerous co-operation Mz EDWIN BOOT! sie "kindness of mpany, and ell applicnces ATINER EN, cur "124 p.m, ww of Masons a tole sos Miss IDA VERNON, use One Dollar. fo which Mr. Can be obtained at ob the sis seipal Hotels nnd Music Stores, and of COMMITTER. ONE BUNDKED AND Ili brated BAI with Jarrett Peenstts eel RISIENNI 8 Drgisnit Oa thls econ nib will} TOME! NEW C0 o Rd \S Pargnet ahd Draw Ire i9,++5 Sastre TT Faauly Gis Curtain fees ny (ht A J. PT LE EL EE oy Jas. BR. E sey, James G, Bweeny, dzar Odell, O I Quiiterd, le Vaieuih Dr). F Besar, Ii. yy IV. H. Norlon, Ger, S. Miller, J sekson, Fimuet Lawrence, José bn Ferrer, Ww. bu X Ger. W, An derson, jeo, F. Dubnar, EW rH F.B.V alent) A.W, 8 Vau Kirk. Ww, w, Pa ddon, Chas Golds Coin, PF. R. Staart. RTIBLOY GARD] NN. AN Losien aud Nia esis ones Wa WHEATLEY

f° PERFORMANCE BLACK CROOK, LLET TROUPE, CORGEQU 3 TRANS SE yunion ECEXNE, LAY MUSTO, NEW DANCES. DD IN PE REO MANG E PERNOON AT ONE, ADM S10 50 MATINEE, weersisaianas an a A ve 006 1 0'cle fetind VE wy A PURDAY: SV AL LACK™. Proptistor sod Manegeriiissieien wiry ITs FINZ CAST! i SUPERB SCENERY! AND COMIC SCENE The combination of ENTHUSIASM UNPARALLELED IN For Cast of Characters and Synopsis of OURS, Mr, LESTER WALLACK

CORRECT MILITARY COSTUMES!!! SPLENDID MILITARY BAND!!! MOONLIGHT MARCH OF THE TROOPS! STRIKING DRAMATIC SITUATIONS PATHETIC INTEREST Sil EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. NOVEL AND PECULIAR EFFECTS comprised in the above Play hes prodoeed an amount of WALLACK'S THEATER. Scenery see small bills. EEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. (3 REAT MASONIC FAIR, Is now open, Asylum as a home fc and appesis strongly to the Committes call attention to the w sympathies of heoler vantages to lodgos. In wid of the HALL AND ASYLUM FUND, At the Presbyterfan Church, corner of Grand and Crosby ste. The display of goods will be uvusualiy attractive and presents advantages for those wishing to purchase for the Holidays. The proceeds of this Fair are to Le spyroptiated to the erection of an r widows snd orphans, the aged and indigent, he charitably disposed. The Wilson Sewdng Machine «old by J. T. Ellis, corner Broadway end Twenty-second st, which contributed liberally to the proceeds of the Fair, sad offer peculiar ad: vel NE JO as Rumprsdry GRAN WHE £8, DANCES. SASDAY AT 2 WA VP LENDID FRAG AMME WILL BE Babine 5 CE FE ic "his Thee. ter will be el loved THIS (Monday) EVENING for 3 srpuse of furilier rebearssl of ow wh THT A ERE sans cata imma OUT CAPTAIN, Fire® time in AE MURRY 64 RATT iiatiod TT WITH Fons mn FR Mlb Laban pe ttn bon Med} gy cero ul of Ol J Os fs So A i ro thi RI Xouxa First He AND! Se leben on caine HR THE AA COSTLY COSTUME of the most elogant sud Brocades, Setius, &e., ke. wii pe np Jib the bees. Clots op 2 HHOU SAND DOLGA RS, MAGNIFICENT AND ROMANTIC SCL NERY, BY HAYES ans ic, by TITOMAS BAKER. lL ell ins STODDARD a Fat ANT LOCUSE. o favorite 9 KATE NERO I oral JUNIATAL THR EI The Messrs, W. Jomo Dihaia, Mid, linrcow Beans 1. Hi tigen 0 0 pT Larne. Cg by Reinein a ad é Theo J Gallente, a, N, end THE Beene A 'F, Heyes iy chrnge no pasowerd GUISE Beeues foe edd, a of Palos Avioeuvilie 1 ong Yhe Mother and Nice. The 3 inveded. of Fafoty pledgrd. gor bay, 8 i he Foene Let aubnrg of the i yesard Strong jiaent of the Zingra PUR Ah AMERICA. Pailett ene. prociagtion wd ile Monk of Sen Alo. Detection, RY Boone 2.—1 he Post. Gain od folks 4 Armonvill, Hoyer Strong. Bewere of Fahaniftut The C Ps cand Sirong) Tin Exeepe Boeue 3, PLAZA, pars DAM Duma, Tower. GRAND Hi The Feciet Panel, The Doom. The Par CAV ALCA DE OF TRE AVEMOERS, TR es ormance CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON, pA Aoi tos) parts of Bh Shesten A 2 oN ke #eals ma; -l Tuesday, foro for afters com and aa us tho day, Monday N EW-TORK CIRCUS, LB. LE NE _— ii be tha Asadu gol Sig Ni (NA NTST gy Hal iid EAE By MATINEES EB R ont{l further notice, comm eucing ot 24 A 3a os stl snes modatiou of JUVENILES AND FAMILY PARTIES. THREE PERFUBMANC ee. SHRIATIAS, commenclog et 10 a. ww. 44 Ry EVERY sii 21's, and at all the Matindes, wi “is AND HOL 1b eY AY PROGRAMME, NEW AXD ATTRACTIVE FEATURES, eomprisiog every varle LA DASHING SORSEMANSTIP AXD Sastis Li a GAMES, presented in M excellentey CRERTES FORCE ART a sud the finest os most beant!! HIGHLY HATS ED ORES AND PONIES ever brought before the New-York pu on Soak ba JALiSG Oi 0% EG. a CDA {a ber bailinnt a an yr E oe E EUR 1 in thelr a guisite] ring FHALIAN F fh 1c CAR ig) AND GYMNASTICS ICENEY, CHAMPION PAD-RUDER OF THE GLOB d WE AEE k ACK ae HE i maces, wiisl replete with Flew 34 {uhitpack STEEDA. or ASTS, i CROBAT CONTOLTIONIST, NS, AND PANT JaLiMING'S, {included in the EST TROUPE EVER OLGANIZED on ibis skde of tha Atal, in N ANT ARALLEY LED DISPLAY OF EQUESIRIAL AND ATHLETIC SKIL&a MATINEES EVERY DAY AT 2%. A CADEMY OF MUSIC=BROOKLYN. A FOURTH MosD AY POPVLAR CONCERT, IRISESAS BYE, Der, EAT ll IMMEN SE ATTRAC CTION, First appearance Mr. D. KENNEDY, the orlebroted Scottish Vocalist, Third appearance of the great Plaoist r. JAMES 3, WENLL Mr. RHE: THOMAS, Conductor, AND ws CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA. CKO. suseesnssussssnsssssssnsssssssssssnnsns «Fifty Cents Reverved Seats 50 cents extia. -r TEINWAY HALL. SEVENT WEDNESDAY POPULAR CONCERT, LDNESDA 4 o'clock. CELIAN C IR. Dr. BH. 8, CUTLER (Choir Master), THEO. THO. Oravd Orchestra. h Second sPpesmuGes geithe Won So 3 er RIC he prices of Sha will r usaal. ceuts extra, chase, 0 cents; TORI—-ELIZA {H~ WEDNESDAY. FRENCH THE rvvesserses DIRECTOR, J, GRAM REMOVAL OF THE KISTORY Fic og OFFICE, NOTICE.~Phe Ristori ticket-ofiice has be emowed to t BROADWAY, Messr». BEER SCH IKMLI'S “MUSIO 4 sabscripiions a received and seats securcd three vence, estra Beats, $3; Tivite Woxes, G4 and iW Circle, 82; Ge «nersl Admbssion, £1 50; Fami! Alin 75 ce A Branch Rist EY teket ilies wij 1 be ope ned to-day, at Nos, 112 114 Eroadway, bewwveen Ced Ping-sts., brim the su ence of the LIS TOR: ADRINISIRATION, where cam 3 ed at the Alar p yo pve to the Ristori Business houid ba and All communications dressed to J. GRAU, French Ly West Fourteen EDNESDAY EVENING. Dee RENTIEE 7 an 8 ME ADELADER Cron, PIER BETY QUEER. OF ENGLAND, FRIDAY, far it first tine o in New Yo York, H (LEA HT AE v SATURDAY AF oh at! ahr Doors open of 124. Seats for Pe Rr A Lo RD st Nos. 701 112 and 14 outa Ticket Ofce, at No, noon. AFC seats can F RESCH THEATKE. remain open until 13 o* 4 the Boa aso HA wl. 2, 18. i, at Slelaw ThE, FIFTEENTH Uais CONC HANDEL'S GRE ND on bor MESSIAH. thoy od BY THE NEW-Y ORK HARMONIC SOCIETY, crrrsTarad —e o 25 "i ech a T™ Farmonts Sole will be assisted on this oocasion gud reese, Siti aye Org, mis the 1 i A "ie IT MY s MARIA Zz Miss C, Vs {iT Hn a Mr. GEO. SIM we R. THOM Mr. 8. FP. Pp i

1 sls at the mnsic stores and hotels 3 Fh By, Fernie he prizes Berry Co, No. 593 2 Bro, Defer Co. Ne. 419 Broome-st., ad at the stationery sore Mz. J. Leach. No, 66 Nassau-st. Doora 5 at o'clock, sommente at o'clock. HAR C JETY.~Two more dh of thi 4 a SMEss] AH Full iebearsal, a Solos and Choros, on MONDAY, ut 10 vs Ay chorus rehearsal of EVENING next. All former eimbory 0” the Socisty bh invited participate on this occasion, to balance the immense orchestrs or; I F1iE ZTE ENPLE OF I" MYSTERY, To" Hall, No, 606 Broad ee} MORROW. (Ghrint mas) DAY, us i. MATINEE. T opeh Admission Je, TS E Pra AT 8. ONE NORE dFoRMANOR Whea will be dutrachend ad Nitro M. HARTZ'S WEAR, 1'LTUM IN PARVO, with ck ston od Juding bis lest success 0 IN TEE AIR, LAST EEK oF THE Py VES fa UBSDAY EY, ENI DAM Boleld! [PHEATRE FRANCAIS. -NADDI. ANTHELME. wm s Favorite Opers in BLANC ve AUX ENFERS, Opera B Kote for wale at the Theatre, Nov. 701 and 112 Beosdway. Ler 35, The FIFTH EXHIBITION Tenth-st. FRENCH AND FLEMISH PICTURES will open THIS DAY acd EVENING at the Studio Buliding, ADMISSION FREE. REMEMBER THE TKY'S BRAVE DEFE ¥OR THE SLILDAEN OF OUI OUR sold 50 {s now A the U wna Children i the Juatitation will be {ie she week, ed Fon ps, or Miller's portraits of Lincoln and wale. pho od 23 cents. ORPHANS OF OF OUR COUN- of the HO w rT Tres wil Grant on exhibition sud for BALLET DANCERS. —=Piet 35 conte each; 3 for $1 Seutdy wal. ENDRILLON and BLACK CROOK FRENCH exactly on they appear, Ww. C VEMYES, No. 575 Broadway, N. Y. THE MESSIAH NEW. YORK HARMONIC 50CIELY, wlreets, 1 sides of Mott street, from Canal stree! to Bayard streal. Sih. Bet or from 15th street to a i welt $a 16th street; also, both Th "Hoh «ides of Tah street, from lat to dh avenue, rtherly side of 128th street, between 2d and 3d avenues. Poets whose interests sre affected by the above-named aesaes- quested to preseat their objections in writing, to one of the unders signed, at their office, No, 32 “has bers street, Bassnigut Now Coutts BF. OAEKLF JOHN D, OTTIWE L hy ISAAC O. HUNT Qi Pamd of Aswan. Now Louw Hows, Des 20. (09, Doge 9, 40, o6 Dialuwar Hah ISR ANDEL'® GRAND NE ATomo CHRISTMAS EVENING, _ Admission 25 cents, Beason tickets BL Sol JANpEL® GRAND ORATORIO gy pS erates agri of 1 bons fk os an sodlscon. 4 SHE ial oo Hickete, y Boe. reser reserved sears, $1. For sale in sdvance at tie Hell NEW.YORK JIARMOXIC SOCIETY, CHRISTMAS EVENING, on MATINEE SATURDNY wt p.m: door open st Dec. 25, 1850, at Steinway Hall Fourteenth st. PA Chickering 0 Is acd performances, JELLY LLY LEON MINSTRELS, 720 Broadway. MADAME MONTANIA'S SiLET WAX Tor Wad GRAKD HOLIDAY PROUGRA Flowers, 25 cents pew dozen. No. T78 Eroadway, near Now Overture, APPEARANCE Contiuued rush ow eins br i nl paiaL- Ju. jeonted Sy New hori frANCAS or JUCKO. nieusd COMPany Keoures a and Aleetings. Now Re TH GREAT ELON Bat —_ New Quariet, SCHMITT MIT AY. __wes NE Nin. Runt of Twenty (20f BURNT» MINSTRELS. FIFTH AVENUE 3 ya he Nero wd Toi Todt oh. OPERA HOUSE, ad pining ifth-avonue Hotel. SoD he ol inst, #2 oc AE fo New-York, Dec. 23, 1806, Stationery and Fane Goods. Marble en A ARBLEIZED BLATE MANTELS~—Superiop 3 ‘more hy Jursble} hall the h Peles of ve. bet. 35th MA BTEW RT, No. 603 MEE fone a sehas MARA oh, ben hare Bb Ke Blanes qi 0 a wool

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8 rs Shape ANNUAL REPORT OF THE POLICE. SURVEY OF THE DEPARTMENT—ITS NUMBERS, 173 LABORS, AND ITS SITUATION GENERALLY. Qov. Fenton undoubtedly finds a deal of dry read- ig Janes in the multitnde of figures which the Metropolitan Coguissioners have embodied in the Aunual Report, of Xieb Tug TmisUNe published, exclusively, an abstract on Batarday. But withal be finds many suggestive and instructive foots, and among them none aore interesting than those from the office of Capt. Charles N. Brackett of the City Hall. That tleman's report shows more clearly and comprehensively fo that of any other police captain the character of the war fare which our municipal authorities and our elective Jadiciary have waged upon the Metropolitan police. We will, therefore, fore the City Tran police as 8 representative precinct, and open precinct books to the public, as perhaps the best means of Bg, what has been showa time and again, that the muniei- will not tolerate au honest government on this island they can prevent it. The officers of the Twenty-sixth (City Hall) Precinct are required to ascertain and report to the Corporation Attorney all violations of the Corporation ordinances, to seo $0 it that every person Or corporation required by law to sake out license, duly walks up to the Captain's office and set- sles, to guard travelers from imposition at our railway stations and ferries, and to perform such other duties as the exigencies of timo and place may require. Perhaps we can best ror fag. ron vastness of one branch of their labors by Jopradue I from the books in Mr. 8. C. Hawley's office, the following exhibit of the number of licenses granted by the Cow- won Council, for the year eniling December 31, 1966 Calling. amber Licensed. License Foe. Hackney coaehes.......... sansssnnas 426 £5 00 Coach-drivers 100 Ktage-coaches... 20 00 stage-drivers...... Anune an sesnensans O12 PA] Railroad cars (two-horse)........ccee 160 50 00 Railroad cars (one-horse)......c....s 20 25 0 Railroad car-arivers............ 1,200 25 Ex WAGONS. se essecearsasasssss- 1,000 5 00 Po RA snassennas SHE eH Public cart-drivers....... senas dents 1,180 100 Dirt carts. ....ceonvecncnnes I 100 VOIGAIE. ess ssusnesnss rues alin aden ale 1,006 §2 50 to 5 00 Metropolitan Conveyance Company, Wagons TIT 250 2 50 TN 250 100 Louses (emigrant) ug HA gr censsnnse 10 pr Sree seeann secasann TO 50 00 Dealers in second-hand goods. 208 25 00 JUnK BhOPS.cenunvinnnenns set ensuan 309 25 00 Junk boats........ 181 10 00 Junk carts 359 10 00 ‘When we remark that previous to Captain Brackett's admin. stration the total number of licenses annually in this city did aot exceed 5,000, and that the Captain's men have badgered wearly 14,000 persons or corporations into compliance with the wordinance requiring them to pay license, the reader may ee at a glance how potent an auxiliary to our City Government #he Twenty-Sixth Precinct Police might be if the City Govern- ment wanted or would nuder any conditions accept aid in the reform of abuses. We append a schedule of receipts for li- @onses thus far this year, as follows Pawnbrokers, 72, at #50 each. ....overreeieneen ena $3,600 Dealers, in second-hand articles, 208, at $25 each. Jouko (new), at $25 each, and 264 rencwals, at .f fe evans uns nanunmnnt cassnn Pp RRRERERRS-. 425 e-coaches, 301, at $20 each. ......ccovvunnnn eeu 5,080 Junk-boats, 40, at $10 each, and 141 renewals, at §5.. 1,108 Junk-carts, 57, at $10 each, and 302 renewals at £5.... 2,080 Coaches, 1.363, at $3 €00N cv varen caracrriannnans 6,%15 Ogachies, licenses transferred, ot §1 cach, 6,00uveneee 63 Bota vase soseediattemessisniversisesmnars. $0,300 Capt, Brackett's men have entered 2€ 836 complaints against the various city railways, for running cars without liceust, and 3 these complaints had been coerced into the parfiehit of the ibed fi of fifty dollars for every offcgee, the City Hall 10 Would 15 rik pa turn irl the Treasury the com- ble sur of #1441 600 buy tao allway companies chose to to the courts, and there the matter rests. Of the 447 kien agaist whom the Fall police entered complaint, only few paid fine, and the remainder “settled” at tie Corporation 's offico—the sum yielded being only 8496. Carmen 11 in fines; vendors paid $197, and expressmen The sum recove from wmock-auctioneers, ticket offices. jewelry bazaars, and other like traps for rs and others, and restored to them was #042 20. In justice to the gentleman who fills the Mayor's chair we ‘sl add that in the Mayor's office the policemen of the *'wenty-sixth Precinct, as well as the policemen from other of the city, who have had business there, have been cor- aided in the discharge of their duties, and it is no fault of or Hoffman that the dealers in second-hand goods, the ponk-dealers, and other ri ht-bowers of our illustrious brigade ©f thieves, escape the penalties which are prescribed by law t-—not to ject a regiment of figures—when we say that per cent of the persons whom Capt. Brackett's men appre fend contrive to settle” at the Corporation Attorney's Oflice or st the First District Civil Court, and that not one iu three of the prisoners who are taken into either of our four police conrte "the Court of Special Sessions, or the Court of General Sessions, ®re ever punis Ma wed, it ought to be seen at a glance who are the men that are impediments to the proper enforcement of the Saws on this island. The Commissioners’ Report, in quoting the records which are by the police captains, shows some of the ditticultios which officers encounter in the exercise of their functions. Capt. eremiah Petty's report, for instance, says: John Grimes was arrested for robbing John Sullivan on the pier st foot of Duane st., of a gold watch and chain. Sullivan bad beén veigled by Grimes, while intoxicated, to the pier, aud there robbed Grimes and enother. I apprehended from the first that every of the prisoner's political friends would be brought to bear upon sathonties for the pur of defeating the ends of justice. My uae was fully realized on the day of the tril. When the was called, the complainant, Sullivan took the stand. After an- faring a few preliwinary questions, Assistant District-Attorney asked, Who stole your amhtch and chain?” Witness—" &o not know.” Bediord—* Did the prisoner steal it?" Witness— No, Bir.” Judge Russell then charged the Jury. saying thet there wothing in the case, and they acquitted the prisoner. any sane man suppose that a noted burglar would ve dared openly propose the bribe which is shown to have n offered in the following case (wé quote from the report of apt. Petty) if he bad not au assurance that he would be let oft officials before whom he might be brought 1 bomas Kennedy accosted Officer John Cook in Franklio-st, and in- whether, for a covsideration, he would wink at s contemplated in one of the Franklin-st. cotton warehouses. The officer Kennedy give him a doy or two to think of the proposition and his return to the Police Station he made a full report to Capt. sud the Captain fustructed him to consent to any overtures hich Kennedy or any of his confederates might wake, and to sc any money they might tender, but surely to spprebond secure their booty. It was known thet Kennedy twa" or three secomplices. Three or four nights Subsequently s gang of urglore forced a padlock of Franklio-st. storshoass, but were fapuiual off by an officer who not in the secret. Nothing occurred thereafter until the night or y 31, when Officer Cook saw Bernhard, Coline aud Kennedy sally- from a juuk-shop kept by Collins, havin eir backs 8 nomber bags. Ksunedy, brazingly sccoeting Officer Cook, said; We're to get cotton,” and the officer replied: All right.” e cou fe to the pier at the foot of Franklin-st., and were there joined by Boleu sud Georze Brown. Speedily the quartette stripped bagging from bele of cotton, thrust it iuto their bags, tossed. the into boat, sud put under the pier. Officer Cook, who had been ng thelr movewouts, now stepped from his place of concesl- and the party sought to conciliate him vy bidding him uot to be penoarned, as be stiould surely receive $25; but instead of yiel t Bae temptation, he ry off lelsarely, seeming! n hog is satisfied, but reslly to summon aid, sud the upshot Patrolmen Cook, or, J RY Martin, fp eu the wr cotton, whic ae bo fog Su. gudiew: 3k Ooty i boat, which ha olen from Mr. ew an ur Je ted by Justice Hogan. Co geve bail, AiedE Ted fo ments, Capt. Petty contrived to bring the case to trial postpone 1 and as counse! fusisted upon separate bear trict-Attorney Hall oired of the gaplain which Jriscaer Shos'd ret be tried, Cap’, indicgieg Co Une. “But,” ssid Mr. Hell, “he is not here.” be 1s" snd reac fang ¢hploz moltitpde that the lobbies of ourt eastal Sessi YL 5 Rolftielan. is interested in a case, he drew forth A ho bad attended Court ss a spectator, futent aj lesruin, ke fl 0) i Sogipeni in crime. He was put ou tr dh Bd sentence to serve five years in State Prison. Keao- pisaded guilt of petit larceny, snd was sent to the Peuitentiary, the irish Aftornay sutered nolle prosequi ov the indie oe

the otaers; but since thet time ove of them bas been another charge, snd is ot this dato serving outs term of three Sing: Police Commissioners incorporate such reports as the g in their th a view, first to show the annual report w ernor and the Legingre the exceeding difficulty of obtain: convictions in our political south and, segondly, of giving @8 incorru ptible officer a due meed of praise. THE SUBURBAN POLICE. 8 On the 2%th of February last an act was passed authorizing he establishment of Métropolitan Police in Richmond County, pnd g that the Board of Metropolitan Police should up- therefor a captain, two sergeants and 25 patrolmen, and additional number of men as the Richmond Board of So. rs might determine. On the 14th of April it was enacted the Board of Metropolitan Police should make s certified estimate of the sum which might be required for the support of such police establishment oun Staten d, and transmit such Sema 10 he Richmond Supurvisare; and Ah was made mands. u the Supervisors to levy upon tl property of the ty and collect therefrom the sum required for the sus- of a police force on their island; and the Supervisors vere aut to borrow money or utter bonds the faith of the county and in fits name, &e. th acts took effect immediately upon their passage; early after the dates above mentioned the Police mmissioners made preparation for introducing their ap Biss on Staten Island. But the Police of the several shore ard yery decidedly object, and their personal and political at their backs; while the farmers of the interior Jrotasted thot to saddle them with a tax for the support of an tioh which—as they thought—could be of no conceivable beouefit to the agricult region, would be unjust. At length &an smicable ent was effected, and Captain Hobbrook and his men established themselves at Edgewater. The acts authorizing a Police force in Richmoud County also od for a like body in any of the principal towns of West. and in the towns adjoining the City of Brookiyn; but, oa yet, only two towns in Westchester County, but none of the near Brooklyn have embraced the opportugity. Early Spring the authorities of Yonkers oouferred with the Commissioners, and not long thereafter two sergeants twelve patrolmen were sent thither. Tremont, emulating exawple of her more ambitious neighbor, applied for a ser- oom and six patrolmen. No eddition to the Metropolitan lice has been made elsewhere during the year. THE POLICE STATIONS. vor} Annual Report of the Board of Police rom the organization of the police body down to this upon the unfitness of the Police Stations of the tan District. The number of these institutions is The number that are really fit habitations for men not forty-thres by any means. The Dest, perhaps, is the Sey. rp Madiaop ol pegs Clinton. The most shockingly dilap- and abie is the Eighth, on the south-west coruer A Cn Toa ae aad ihe. BAOIOS OO ce orty Ago; v gures i an i 's hos ho tion—unow adorning &ta crumbling vermin.0%.0... 1 0 0 0 0 Stenographar and Assist'nt 2 0 0 0 0 Chief Cl ri fo Board...... 0 0 0 0 Deputy Clerkg, ve... Ang: 7 0 0 0 0 Teingraph Opdtators....t. 7 2 0 0 0 Captald®. coovsrerrsnenaces 34 10 1 0 0 Sergeants. coos errencens 130 2 3 D] 1 PotrOMIRN. oo sssessnseness 1588 JOB PA) 12 6 DoOrMen. ..cue cornersanes od A p 2 2 Commissioners. asses 13 0 0 0 0 Comypissioners’ Clerks... 2 0 0 0 0 Total....... 060 3D Kk) 16 9 Making a grand total of 2,501. The Police Board's part in the Excise business was not made an extra charge upon the people but an extra tax upon the labors of their subordinates. The Board of Excise raised $1102,024 08; of which the County of New-York paid $846,274 98; the County of Kings, $246,150; the County of Queens, $11,850, and the County of Richmond $4,650. After de- ducting the merely nominal expenses of the Board and 10 per cent for the State Inebriate Asylum there remained for the po. lice nearly a million of dollars. This money has been on deposit at 4 per cent, it having been deemed prudent to await the decl- sion of the Court of Appeals before distributing auy of this money. There 1s nothing surprising in the fact that the Chief Gierk of the Police Board, should remark that if the Excise law, as passed, could have a fair and impartial trial it might be proved to be the best that has yet been enacted, On the 25th of April last the Registry law was #0 amended as to vest the entire machinery of ghe elections in the bands of the Police Commissioners, and it Was provided that after the cur- rent year they shall make the estimates of costs, &o., and trans act other business that has heretofore devolved upon County and Municipal officers. The total expense of the last general election, nnder police arrangement, was £50,169, and of the Charter Election, $39 847, Of this sum, nearly $70,000 was for compensation of clerks and the hiring of polling places. The Commiseioners have reduced election Expenses about $4,000 a year since the business was first intrusted to them. Very trivial pecuniary expense was entailed upon the Police Board by the Board of Health; bat enormous labor has been en- tailed upon the subordinate officers of the police, and that labor is continued to-day. The Commissioners have thus saved the city mnch of the cost of the late City Inspector 8 Department Since the date of our last report the police have enforced in our harbor a law requiring that every owner, lessee, or other person having charge of any boat or vessel, and desiring to use the same in our waters, shall procure license of the Board of Police, and that all vessels that may be duly licensed shall have numbers, conspictonnly painted, so that the police may distin. guish them. This law, designed for the protection of nver thieves, has given offense to owners of private yachts, and is likely to be overhauled by the next Legilature. Indeed, the Commissioners recommend a modification’ of the law. It was designed to render the river no longer an inviting field of opera- tions for the thieves. The history of the police expedition, with Captain Walling's army of occupation, ander command of Generals Schultz and E. B. Dalton, last Sumner, fills a space in the report; but the daily newspapers told that story so fully at the time that it cau not be worth repetition here. A tonehing tribute is paid to the memory of the late Inspector Daniel Carpenter, and the merits of his successor, George W. Walling, the ecnior captain of the police body, are duly vouched. OFFICERS OF THE DEPARTMENT. There having been recently many changes in the department we append the following list of Captains and Sergeants of the Metropoliton Police Jan. 1, 1867, First Preciner—Captaly Jacob B. Warlow Sergeants James A. Matthew, Thomas Cherry, David W. Noyes, Lewvel Slater. Secoxp Pruecizer—Capt. Moris DeCamp; Sergeants Win, M. Wade, Righug Latty, Wm, Blair, Daniel Holland HIRD PRECINOT—Capt. James Greer; Sergesnts Theodore Bum: stead, Win. McClary, Jonn I. Quinn, Samuel K. Forshay. Foorre PreciNcT—Capt Thowas W. Thorne; Sergeants Charles F. Williazus, James B. Wilson, Joseph F. Kelley, Geo. E. Tounes. Fires Prec yor. Cap’. Jerpm tty, Sergte. Wm. B, Farrell, Thos. H. B. Carpenter, P\oes Rizhard fash. S1xTH Precinct —Uapt. John Jourdan, Sergte. Edward Walsh, Thos J. Kennedy, Robers A, McCredie, Authony J. Allaire. Suventi Precinct. —Ceph. Win. Ja.neson. Sergte. Carlisle N. Roe, Béuj. E. Buckman, Robt. Cewtle, Gino, C. Babcock. ki HTH PRECINCT. —~Cupt, Nathaniel R. Mills Sergte. Robert I. Behoheld, Jerome H, Ferris, Jou McDermott, Thouss Abearn, NINTH VRECISCT.—Capt, Jacob] 8. Sebring, Sergtse. Stephen B. Pwitn, Isaac Bird, Francis I gesian, George Hl. Well, Texte Prsciyer Capt. Thaddeus C. Davis. Sergte. Daniel Dyveppart, Aygustus C. Wied Francis 8. Wemyes, Wu. Delamater. Bar Ey BOLRGE, apt. Chadioe Pus Sergi. Zephaniah mith, Bartholomew W, 1, Fyauk Weith, George Crolius, Jemes B. Lynch, J Lpiche 3 by Twerorn Puedimor=Capt. Theron R. Bennett, Serge, Willicm 0. Grabsw, Barrett L. Phillips, Geo. W. Barrett. Sylvester Osborn, Tuk: ExTH PrECISOT.—Capt, John C. Hele, Sergls, Sandy Higgins, James Rockwell, Abraw 8. Barnitt, Jacob Seibert. Fovnrteexti PRECINCT —Capt. flicting) Ira 8. Uurlend, Sergts. ~Z0 F. Glenny, William O, Phillipe, Jeremiah T. Brooks, Jemen invef. F1rrEexTE PRECINCT. ~Capt. Charles W. Cefirey, Bergts. Willism W. Dilks, Lucian P. Field, Augustus Miller, Peter H. Schoovwmeker. S1xTRENTR PRECINCT. —Capt. John J. Williamson, Sergte. Wi. E uh Vip. H, ddl Ju M. Miller, Joseph H, Petty. vesfexre P or.~Capt. John J. Mount, Serg's. Philip N. Grifith, Jamey MoGiven, Richard Cornwell, Joseph Davis. Berdth, soho B E108TERNTE PRECINCT. Capt. John Cameron, Polly, Fraticls J. Quofield, Jobu MgElwaip, Hel by Hotehinson, NINETEENTH CINCY =Cipt. James Todd, Sergte. Join T. Wright, Walter I, fapgtord, Win. H. Burhs. Josph Haggerty. TweNTIETH PRECINCT. ~CUapt. Heury Kidden; Sergts. Thomas W, Jemes, Moses J. Decker, Wm. A. Kussell, John MeCallough. TWENTY-FIRST PRECINCT, —~Capt. Monmoutn W. Wilson; Sergte. Johu M. Robbins, Wm. H. McConuell, Thomas Reid, Andrew J. Thowpson. TwENTY-SECOND PRECINCT. Capt. John J. Ward; Sergte. Win, M. Gross, John Murphy, Horace Roberts, Win. Young. TwesTY THIRD PRACINCT.—Capt. Henry Hutchings; Sergte. Ed pus Lockwood, Thomas Suodgrass, Thowas J. Carr, Nethautel T, fcki. Twexry Fourrn PRECINCT. —~Copt Jedediah W, Hartt, Sergt. John Fitzgersld, steamboat. Twexsty Firs Precixer.—Capt. Theron T. Copeland, Nergts. Ferdinand Van Hagen, John P. Coukiin, TweNTY-S1xTH PRECINCOT.~Capt. Charles N. Brackett, Sergts. David J, Hughes, Jazies C. Pell, Wm, J. Kobiuson, George W. Towa: send. THENTY- SEVENTH Peck, Charles W. Woodward, Charles A, Whitwore, Precixor.—Capt. Thomas Steers, Sergta, F. N. Juwes J. Ester: brook. Twente migntn Preciser.~Capt. John F. Dickson, Bergts. Michael O'Connor, Wm. A. Van Dusen, Heory P. Wolf, Wn, Groat. TWENTY NINTH PRECINCT. —~Capt. Francis C. Speight, Sergts. Henry H. Waters, Wm. B. Lowery. Edwin A. O'Brien, John Gunner, THikTietH PRECINCT. —Capt. Jolanses C. €lott, Sergt. Henry Tea Eyck, Wm. J. Louden, Zz B HIRTY FIRST PRECINCT. rm Z. Bogart, Sergte. lssack SEE Tarayor Lat arly Seng THirTY #200XD PReCINOT.—Capt. Alsnson 8. Wilson, Sergte. Thomas Huft, Joseph W bitemen, Geo. H. Havens, John L. Vosburgh. TRIRTY-#RCOND SUB-DITRICT, YONKERS. —Sergts. John Men Jeraes M. Flandreau, THiRTy sECOND PRRCINOT.—Sergt. Heory V, Steers, Fordham, Westcuester County. CrNTRAL Paaciact. Capt, Henry Koster ;JSergts. Levi Travis, M. R. Beam, C. A. Ruseell, Clark, DarrOTIVE SQUAD, Capt. John 8. Young. First Porice Count Squan.—Sergt. Robert Gilmore, Becoxp PoLick COURT BQUAD.—-Sergt. Henry Barden. Taikp Porics Cornt SqUAp.—Sergt. [sane W. Potter, Fourth Porc Court SQUAD. —~Sergt. William H. Lefferts. House or DETENTION. —Sergt. Thomns J. Folger. SANITARY Coupaxy.—~Cept. Bowen OG. Lord; Sergte. John Thompson, Wm. H. Megson and Wm. Y. Taft. TELEGRAPH SQUAD. ~.)smes Crowley, Superintendent. BROOKLYN AND BTATEN ISLAND. Woy Orrick. —~Sergte. George W. Rogers and Henry olee. Forty rirer Preciner.—Capt. Joel Bmith; Sergts. Thomes J. Cornell, Edgar 8, Boyd, John Busity joa oy Henford. ORTY-SRCOND PRECINCT. ~Ln noch Jacobs; Ber Ruf w Crafts, Levi Crows, Andrew Brave ad Geo Fo a: bo ORTY- THIRD PuBCINGT. Capt. Geo. odes, Ser, Daniel Ferry, Wu. Meokes, Michael Haggerty. Edw d, J. oe Holi FORTY FOURTH Pasorson..Cept. A. Waddy, topher Wright, Samuel J. Bunith, Thos, P. Wright, James ter. FogrTY: un Preciver. —Capt. Corneline Woglom, Sergte. Jolin D. Huut, Wa. H. Meddox, Geo. WV. Bunce, John Fo ry Foryy s1xTH PRECINCT. Capt. Jas, Mullin, Sergts. John Doughty, Geo. Frost, Jolin Sloat, Hugh Maddox. FORTY SRVENTH PrECIinor.—Capt. Albert Stearns, Sergts. Hiram Davis, Tounis V. Holbrow, John Sthiwell, Leonard W. £liiott. Forry-g1GRTH PrECINCT.—Capt. Wm. H, Brown; Sergts. Smith Hail, Thos. H. Lawler, John McKellar, Wu, P. Williams, Forry-sINTR PrEcinor.—Capt. Oliver B. Lelch: Sergte. Jas, M. Ashton, Leonard Beasely, Thos. A. Hall, Wm. Barwick. Firrigri Precise. ~Capt. James Powers; Sergt. Josiah Caslear, Johu De ¥our, James Toowey, John Matthews. Fare vine PreCixcr, STATEN Istaxp.—Capt. Mallen T, Hols brook Sergts. George Washburn, John T. Gay. ta. Chris Cary eu: BALE op STEAMSHIPS ARAGO AND FurToN.—The New-York and Havre steamers Arago and Fulton, built in 1855 and 1856 at a cost of about §1,000,000, were sold at auction on Saturday at the Exchange Salesrooms, No. 111 Broadway. About 100 persons were present. Five per ceat of the purchase money was to be paid on the day of salt, the remainder in time notes. ‘The steamship company will put in new shafts and make other needed repairs. The or were knocked down to Mr. Leonard Jerome for $300,000, that gentlemen being sup 0osd to bg aetiow for the Comuany. nen r— go co ctlI— FOREFATHERS' DAY CELEBRATED AT IRVING NALL— SPEECHES BY HENRY WARD BEECHER, GEORGE W. CURTIS, GOVERNORS HAWLEY, BULLOCK, SMYTH, AKD OTHERS, On Saturday evening, the New-England Society of this city assembled at Irving Hall tocommemorate its 61st anni_ versary and the 246th anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims Nearly four hundred sat at table, a brilliant company such as this oceasion always calls together. The hall was characteristic. ally ornamented, and the tabics were embellished with emblem. atical picces in confectionery, representing the life aud trials of tho Fathers. Sopator E. D. Morgan presided, and at his right at the plat. form table were Govs. Bahock of Mass., and Burnside of KR. I, George William Curtis, Cyrus W. Field, Admiral Bel), and James T. Brady, esq. At Nis left were Henry Ward Beecher, Gov. Hawley of Conn., Lieut. Gov. Woodford, Senator Yates of 1ilinois and others. They took their places at five o'clock. After a blessing hw the Kev. Mr. Hepworth of Mass. the culinary portion of the entertainment was examined with great satisfaction. After nearly three hours of dining, the Chamlian offered some appropriate remarks upon the anniversary, and closed by proposing the first regular toast— The Day We Celebrate. RESPONSE BY GEORGE WwW. CURTIS. Why do we celebrate this day? As New-Eoglanders by birth we naturally cherish this anniversary; but ite true glory is not sectional but universal. The little Mayflower tossing doubtful on the Wintry sea 246 years ugo was the seed vessel of a har- vest that now waves over the world, dropping its golden grains into every civilization. (Applause.] Plymouth rock is the cor- ner stone of American aud of all modern civilization, because the history which begins there shows that the wisest national polity is rooted in morahty: and as the fiercest ocean storm would dash’in vain againgt the little rock on the New: England coast, or against the polity planted upon tho eternal rock of justice, the very gates of rebellions hell shall not prevail. [Applause] 1 kpow that there are still those, descendants, I suppose, of the godless roysterers of Merry Mount, who insist that Putitan means all that is sour, malignant, conceited and meddlesome, They do firmly believe that he—w Lo protests so savagely against the Pope—is only a grim Pope, in a peaked hat instead of a triple crown, who hates grace and taste ayd beauty, aud prefers we probly of Wy QWh uose to the breathing of the Ht Yo choir; or they leave detajls an copgeutrate their Wrath in one word, exploding it at the Puritans, as 7 fanatics.” They certainly were anatics, or we should not be here. (Applause The gay youth who tripped off to dance at Merry Mount woul hardly ve waltzed the Now World into the form We sce. The of the world is done by just this Puritan or fanatical For fauaticism fs simply unswerving devo tion to a purpose. [Applause] In itself it has no more org) or wey cheract r. That depends upon the intention. anaticlsin 16 like fire, which you may set to a tenement house and burn all its occupants, or to a stean fire-engine, to extin. guish the flames and save all the inmates alive. It was the fa. naticism of Columbus that discovered America, as it was the fanaticisin of Luther which purified Christianity, Ro. two years ago, you might have seen a terrible fanatic riding at noon- day up the valley of the Shenandoah, far outstripping his cow. panions, and straining forward, his whole soul intent apon one surpose blazing from his eyes, he will not see, nor hear, nor selioyo that it is his army lie meets retreating. Ie reaches the front—he leaps to the ground. The commanding officer whis- 18 to him, Oh, Sir, we are beaten!” Beaten! You are eaten, Thisarmy is not beaten.” And, springing into the sad- dle, this arch-fanatie, Phil. Sheridan [long-continued applause) seizes that army as Jupiter scizes a thunderbolt, hurls it at the enemy, and sends him whirling up the valley. [Applause So through the black smoke rifts of the fight in Molle Bay, ous history will see forever one figure lashed into the maintop and directing the storm of war—the sturdy fanatic Farragut. {Loud applagse.] But peace hath her fanaticism. 1 sce ucar you, Sir, 4 Yor¥ Yaukee of the Yankees, whe, undaunted by defeat, undismayed by delay, derided as visionary aud foolish, yet per- sisted in not foiling, aud at last tied Europe and Ameri together by a thread like a film of sca weed. which Te wildest ogean fury cannot sgap. If we get messages from London in 20 minutes, it is all due to thyt rest. less and resistless fanatic, Cyrus W. Field. [Gfeat applaisc). Therefore, to call the Puritans fanatics, is simply to ¢all then nnswervingly devoted to an idea; and if any ian chooses to think of them as most characteristically represented by Cotton Mather preaching interminable sermons, or burning poor old women as witches, I prefer to represent them Br Roger Williams preaching and practicing religions liberty, from which all other freedom springs. And he did this, not becausé he was worse Puritan than Cotton Mather, but a better. For Puritanism was but logical Protestantisia, and the most perfect rotest against Rome ever made down to his time, was that of toger Willams. His fellow Puritans of Massachusetts Bay pushed him into Rhode Island. But, when the rugged old tree of colonia} Puritanism shook off Roger Willlams, it lost its soundest and sweetest fruit, [Applause] So if a man chooses to see the spirit and results of tue Puritan prineipie iu the cropping of Quakers and the hanging of Mary Dyer, and the ory which forbid a man to kiss bis wife on Sunday, a law against which every faithful son of the Puritans lives in chronie rebellion. [Laughter.] Yet I prefer to see its spirit in the energy which tames a continent, cheers it with churches and schools. sets the spindles humming and the shuttles flying which dives into the earth and into the sea, runs over the prutries, and talks by lightning from the Atlantic to the Pacific until the whole land, where men are intelligent, industrious, and free, secs singing and smiling at its daily work. [Applause J I know, Sir, that you will remind me that this is rather too large a cargo to have been brought over in the Mayflower while our honored guests, whose misfortune, not whose fault, it is that they were born elsewhere, will think it only another ebul tion of intolerable Puritan conceit. Dut let those laugh that will. The historical fact remaius that while various parts of the country were settied under various impulses, our political and social story has been that of but two tendencies, the Parl tan and the Cavalier. It has been a continental contest be tween the steady God fearing Puritan citizen and those seoed ing roystevers at Merry Mount. Without unkindness I may say that Virginia and’ New: England, ancient allies aud by God's blessing to be future allies also, repres: nted the two ten dencies they strove for the mastery of American cil {lization Virginia sent brute force {nto the try. New England sent brain force, Therefore the more men Virginia sent, the poorer she was, for ignorance and degradation would impoverish any land. But the more men and women New England sent the richer she and the country were; for iutelligent industry is bot ter than a gold mine. ‘The conflict of this Puritan and Cavalier tendency grew fiercer, One or the other was to rule the coun try and strike the key of its civilization. It was a conflict of caste and equal rights: it came to arms; neither would vield. For four terrible years it was fire fighting fire, and, by God's grace the fire of heaven has prevailed over that of hell Applause.) Now the Yankee is the Puritan of the nineteenth century it is. for the word Yankee describes that masculine woral pur cow pose which no knife can cut, nor fire burn, nor water drown, nor Rebel resist, which will yet make Virginia what New-England is and say to South Ct “Friend come up higher The word Yankee is as broad as the country and when the quality of the tendency was to be tested, it chanced that its representative man was born in Kentucky and bad never seen New England but twice Yet of all fen that ever lived in or out of New England, Abra ham Linco But, n was the ideal Ygpkee, [Great appihuse Sir, the triumph of Puritanism oes not stop at our shore. The principle of the Mayflower Constitution begius to throb in every form of government, The most powerful mau in England to-day, who is well called its future govern ment, is politically the obild of the Puritans. t this moment America is his strengtl America is the lever with which jhe heaves the 1 public opinion of Britain. The electric cfirrent bet 5 feart and ours was established Jong before his friend the cable. In the darkest hour of the war he was truest Iaith in Amerjes; through the stormy debate over the Treo. capture rang, liken bugle cry, Lis want of confidence in Yankee honor. We kuow his name. We love Lis name. No living American is more be- loved than he. Some day may this true Puritan come among us, and this country will rise from the seaconst to the prairies to welcome the man who is makjng a New Englan oy of old Pugland the British Yankee, John Bright, (Loud chéerjog. the eatire audience rising and greeting the scutifhént.) Sir and gentlepey Such is the mother and such ber ipflpences whose birthday wé celebrate. It is wyther who hg fought us that whatever wit or wealth, or ide of power of &ny kind we may have, is not to be hoarded for ourselved bol to be given to the family, to the great commonwealth, We leave to Greece her glory, to Rome her grandeur, to every land its choicest and Jegidiar charm. But to-uight it is a filial feast, our hearts old New-England clad in her sparkling snow, crowned with her evergreen pine, and the glory of her brow is justice. the splendor ot her cye is liberty, the strength of her ans is in dustry, and her abounding bosow shall wourish endless genera: tious. ek spplause). _t 4 "Rise, L10%ned with light, impe SR ree, Exult thy towering head aud Lt thine i gee a long rage thy spacious courts adorn; e future sons and danghters yet unboru, In crowding ranks on every side arise, Demanding life, impatient for your skles.” The fourth regular toast, ‘The City of New York,” was re spouded to, in the absence of Mayor Hoffman, by three cheers from the audience The fifth regular toast, Xew Eagland,” was respouded to by Gov. Bullock of Massachusetts, He said New England could claim some credit for the part she took in the progress of the country during the last 250 yours. Republicanism had now spread over 36, and he hoped Le could soon say 38, States of a continental Unjon. Gen. Burnside was next called upon for a speech, but he de- elined making any extended remarks Gov. Hawley of Conn. was culled for and warmly greeted. He claimed that this was largely a Connecticut gathering. (Laughter.)] To hear Gov. W vodford speak nobody *ou think he was ever an inch cast of here, w hile the fact is that the town of Avon, Conn, is full of highly respectable Woodfords. His father came from that town--street known as Hawley st laughter] ahd his mother lives in Connecticut now! (Loud aughter.] Gov. Bullock bad congratulated himself that Senato Morgan hailed from Massachusetts, This was taking an unfair advantage, as it was well kuown that Lis worthy parents had only just left Connecticut when a noble man child was born unto them. (Great laughter and epplanse.] Connecticut brought up his parents—and himself too, for that ioatter. Why, Le used to ‘tend store down State-st., Ilartford [Prolonged laughter.) Then there was the famous gentiinan on the right—the excgilent Mr. Field had a narrow escape from Old Guildford J Langhter He can't ay it, for he likes to come up there himself. (Laughter.] Then here is Mr. Heecher—bora in Litchtiield— and his distinguished father used to be a blacksmith in the aforesaid Guildford. [Laughter] If Gen. Grant will go Y just above Hartford, he will find where kis father lived. (Applause and laughter.) Gen. Sherman was up to Norwalk the other day to find his father's old homes (Continued laughter.) Keferring to the blue laws, the speaker sald he came across one recently, a law adopted by the (reneral Conrt of Connecticut, in 1650, directing the seloctmen to “see to it" that “no family should suffer such barbatiom” as not to have chil- dren and apprentices taught to read and write, and to know the catechism. They fined the towns that disobeyed. That was a blue-law peculiar to New -England—and such Dlue- laws were the fountaius of American civilization, He would like to wee the attempt to leave Now-England out in the cold,” In twenty: four hours she would make It uncowfortably hot all around out side, and in twenty-four more she would have s profitable con. tract for winging herself back again. [Laughter and great applause. Jian Smyth of New Hampshire, was introduced, and ad dressed the meeting y. The sixth toast, The Congress of the United States was responded to by Senator Yates, 0 the seventh lar toast, The needle-gun of Germany,” the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher responded. He said he liad taken notioe that if any toasts were proposed aliout schools or churches the Generals spoke of thew, but anything said about guns was put on him. [Laughter] He Lad derived an extra ecclesiastical oharacter from sharpshooters—{langhter|—and those rete: had come to the idea when they could tolerate a rifle themselves. The needle-gun was afar off —it was in Ger many, and he understood the toast to mean, simply, our aspira- tions for liberty everywhere. The Germans ever loved liberty, and though Count Bismark had helped the Crown, ultimately it would help the geovies right of liberty. France would soon be a brotherhood of ope wpplaiac] nd though Americans had to struggle hard for liberty, it tended to nerve other nations to achieve the same grant purposes. When be Leard that Vie- tor Emanuel walked the streets of Venice ho was as glad as when he heard that Washington was set free from beleaguering enemies, and would have been one of the most enthusiastic in greeting him had he been there. (Applause) New England sent greetings to Rome, Lombardy and other struggling nation alitics. And although with England there was a few small business matters to be adjusted —(lsughter |—still they could say of ber "God bless Jolin Bright!” (Laughter and appa referred to Bootlapd opd Liclpad, sad jomarked that men could obtain it here, England says to all these “in the name of God be ye free!” (Applause. The cighth regular toast was to have been responded to by John Minor Botts, but he was not present, and thereforo his sentiment was referred to a speedy restoration of the Southern Staten “oy a loyal basis, or uno restoration at all, [Ap plause. The Rev. Mr. Hepworth responded to the niuth regular toast—"'The Women of New England.” Plymouth Rock,” the teuth regular toast, was responded to by James T. Brady. Several volunteer toasts were given, and, at a late hour, the festivities closed with cheers for New-England THE NEW-JERSEY YANKEES, The descendants of New-England in Jersey City and Bergen eclebrated Forefatler's Day enthusiastically at {ibrar Hall, South Bergen. Speeches were made by President J, G. Parker, Major Pangborn, Major Haggerty, Dr. Wheatman and others, THE DAY IN CINCINNATL BY TELEGRAPH TO THN TRIBUNE. CINCINNATI, Doc. 23.—Forefathers’ Day was cele. brated by the Sons of New England, by a banquet at the Wal- nut Street House last night, which was numerously attended, Speeches were made by Judges Stover and Noves, and other eminent citizens, coneluding with a poem, written for the ecca- sion by T. Buchanan Reade. DEDICATION OF ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH. ne st Yesterday St. Stephen's Roman Catholic Church, in Twenty-eighth-st., was decieated by Archbishop McCloskey, with the usual imposing and solemn services peculiar to the Roman Catholic ceremonial. The Church has recently been enlarged and fitted up so that the edifice runs entirely through from Twenty-elghth to Twenty -ninth-st., making the building eapa- ble of holding more people than any other Catholic or Protestant Church in New-York City, The church is built to seat 3,000 people, but yesterday at least 5,000 people were present to witgees the {edicating ceremouics. At a little after 11 o'clock Archbishop McCloskey entered the church, attended by the Rey, Father McEvoy, Deacon the Rev. Louis Gumbosville, Sub-Deacon; the Rev. Mr. Poole, Master of Ceremonies the Rov. Francis MeNierney, the Rev, bys Fogel of Py Joseph's; the Rev, Dr, McCarthy, the e?. Dr. Moore of ‘harleston, 8. C.; the Rev, Charles Me- Creadey, the Rev, John Kearney, 20 acolytes, and a cross bearer. After the Archbishop had entered the edifice he pro. ceeded to dedicate the edifice by aspergig with holy water, the clergy in the meantimo chanting the services in Latin. After the dedicatory services were concluded the pastor of the church, the Rev. Dr. McGlynn, assisted by Fathers McEvoy, Gambosville and Poole, celebrated High Muss, t the con- clusion of the Gospils, the Rev. Archbishop mounted the pulpit and proceeded to deliver one of the most elaborate and scholarly defenses of the Catholic ceremonials and particularly the Euch- aristic sacrifice, The sermon was listened to throughout with wrapped attention by the immense congregation. The Mass jven fs MardeN's No. 3, with tye (fincst orchestral nd choral accessories ever witnessed in America, under the supervision of Prof. Wm. Berge the Stganist of SE. Stephens. The chorisers and orchestra numbered over 100 rformers, Mde, de Lussan singing soprano, Mr. Duschnits ass and Mr. Hill tenor, There were 20 tenors in the chorus, and about 50 of the Mendelssohn Union were present to reader efficient service, At the offertory a new effect was introduced by Prof. Berge, following the tinkling of the sanctus bell. As the Host was elevated the full instrumental forco of the band burst forth in a concerted melody of drams, trumpets and cymblas. The same Mass will be repeated on Christmas Day at St. Stephen's i Prof. Berge, with the Gloria ad te Domgne. The orchestral force was under the direction of Theodore 10MMAS, The Rev. Dr. McGlynn has been very successful in his en- deavors to complete the work left him by the late lamented Dr, Cunmings, and may well be proud of bis beautiful church. The present exterior dimensions of the church are as follows Extreme length of church, exterior, 200 feet breadth of body of church, exterior, 67 feet; breadth of transepts, exterior, 110; length of frout on Twenty-ninth-st, 120. The interior is divided by columns into a nave and aisles with double transopts, and i5 of the flowing Qmengons lengt hurch, 190 feet bfeadth ot Bt¥ of chitre 63 foot toonet ff Steves, 105 faet breadth of transepts, 55 feet; hight of center aisle, 56 feet; hight of side aislés, 36 fect. The front on Twenty-ninth st. is of face bricks with Belleville brown stone trimmings, and 1s divided into seven parts, with a center gable, two side gables, tower and spire. ‘The great concer gable is 70 {feet high; hight of walls, 44 feet, and of the spire feet. The building has two doors on Twenty -ninth-st., with heavy double stone steps with iron railings and basement entrances underneath. The interior has a groined roof, richly decorated with ribs and bosses, and is elaborately painted in fresco. With the addition, the Church of St. Stephen is probably the largest pasivh church in the State of New-York, or, perhaps, in the Toited States. The architecture of the building is Roman. esque, with semi-circular arches to doors and windows, and rich truceries to the windows, The building has been erected from the designs of Renwick Sands, architects, CITY NEWS. en tl Houmay CoxrectioNery.—The house of RioLey Co. the successors to R. L. A. Stuart, are among the leaders in the line of Confectionery, all of their goods being of pure material and skillfully manufactured. The down-town store is at the corner of Hudson and Chambers-ste., and the up town at the corner of Fifth-ave. and Twenty sixth st, I— Masoxic Farr Marisge.—Mr. Edwin Booth will appear this (Monday) afternoon at 123 o'clock, in "The Stranger,” the performance being given for the benefit of the Masonic Fair. The object is a worthy one. a Free Scroery.—The Manhattan Dispensary is doing a good work for the poor of our city, in giving medical and surgical advice free. On Wednesday of last week, a very serious case of scirrhous tumor upon the hand was successfully operated upon by Drs. Whitney and Munson, INCREASE OF PAY IN THE Fire DEPARTMENT, —A movement has been made toward obtaining a legislative enact ment granting increase of pay to the officers and members of the Metropolitan Fire Department. It is understoad that this movement has the cobperation of the Fire Commissioners as well as of all the subordinates. The following is a schedule of the prosent salaries and the mmounts which it is proposed to nek Present Salary. Inerease, Chief Engineer. £100 £1.50 senor Engineer 2,000 Lu District Englneer............ 1,50 1,800 Foremen i 1,040 1,200 Assistant Foremen.......... 900 1.000 Engineers (steamers) LLY) 1,100 Privates. res babies R40 1,000 ARRIVALS FROM THE PAciFic CoasT.—~Among the passengers by the Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall, on Saturday, were Gien. W. B. Hazen, on his way from the Pacific Division to Jefferson Barracks; Admiral Pearson, lately relieved from command of the Pacitie Squadron; Heury Faviling, Mayor of Portland, Oregon, B. F. Dowell, lawyer, and proprietor of The Oregon Sentinel, a strong Regublican new spaper; and H.W, Corbett, the feocently elected Senator from Oregon, who was Chairman of the State Central Republican Committee for the st four years after tho organization of the party in Oregon. hose gentlemen came through from Sau Fraucisco in 21 days and 2 hours, tll [Announcements Fors! Furs! IUrs! “The Far thet warms s monarch, Warmed a bear.” “Now is the Winter of our discontent Made glorious Summer” by the Furs of Kxox. Shakespeare fmproved. Murs, Sizion Rones, Burraro OVERCOATS, &e.—A large and cheap assortment—for sale by Kxox, the Hatter, No. 212 Broadway, cor. Fulton st, I Trg Most Surrastg Preset for the Holidays, if ons desires to do something nice, is a Piano, Mr. Homacm WATERS, of No. 481 Broadway, N. Y., a veteran in the business, shoald be con- sulted fu this matter, Ifthebudding promises of the next year should induce you to prefer paying for it fu installments, Mr. Warens will scoomgiodate you. A less punsive article, a Cabinet Organ. 8 Melodeon, or any other musical lustrument, can be procured at this establishment, tl Tir MosT BENSIBLE PRESENT is the BURGLAR ALARM TrLEGRAPH. It saves all other pressuts—from Burglare, FE. Horas, No. 201 Broadway. BR HOLIDAY SLIPPERS. CANTRELL'S elegantly em. broidered SLIPPERS are just the kind of presents that sensible people appreciate. CANTRMLL Las superior stock. Call at his store, No. Bid Broadway. tl USEFUL PRESENTS. (Jold Pens, Gold Cases, Pen Holders and Rubber Cases. The largest od best assortment fu the city. E. 8. Jonxsox Co. Mgnufscturers, Ke. «4 Nussau-st., near Liberty, New-York City. Goods sent by mall. Send for Price list. i tl—— Do You WANT A WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING. Macwixu for yourself or friend? Ses Erris at Masonic Fair. PASSENGERS ARRIVED. ORLEANS, bac. 23=Ia steumship Merrimack—W, L. Smith and wife, dr, and Mrs. John Dorman and daughter, J, Amon, Rev. Mr Jagger, Mr. Struthers, Col. Wheeler, lady and ser: vent, Thos. Stoddart, Jue. Fallen, B. C. Moore, J. J. Shirley, and 8 in the Staetuge FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Dec, 20=In steam: stip Helvetin=J, Winslow, J. Small and lady, Arthur McCracken, FR— LA TEST SHIP NEWS, ARRIVED. .Sunday, Dec. 23, Steamship Merrimack, Van 8ice, New Orloans Dee. 15 via Havana 18th, at 12 m., with oisile, mdse. snd pass, to C, K. Garrison. The steamship Morro Castle arrived at Havana 9a m., 18th inst. 21st, 90 wiles 8 of Hatteras, exchanged signals with bark Parthian, hove-to; blowing a gale from the North, Steamship Helvetia (Br), Thompson, Liverpool Dec. 6, and Quesnstown Tth, with mdse. and 54 pass. to the National Steam Navigation Compsay. Dee. 18, William: Daly (seaman) fall from fore. topaail yard and died in ous hour afterward. teauiship Moneks, Libby, Charleston Dec. 19, 3p. m., with mde, and to Livingston, Fox k Co. Hae experieneed heavy gules from NE during the entire x teamahip Virginie, well Wilmington, N. C., with mdse. and peas. tO, H. Pirrson. Steamship Rantings and 460 pass. to the North American Steamship Co. RL Glaucus, Gsle, Boston, with mdse. and pass. to Isaac all. Steamship Wamsntta, Fish, New: Bedford, with mdse. and pass, to Ferguson Wood. Ship Colnmbin. Robinson, Liverpool Nov. 5, with mdse. and 150 pass, to C. H. Marshall Co. Has had very heavy weather the entire pas- sage. Dec, 8, sprung a-loak aud Lave had the pumps going ever since; Dec. 13. lat, long. 61 25, saw a ship supposed to be the Yorktown, bound E. Ship I. C. Winthrop, Stewart, New-Orleans 15 days, with mdse. to J. Alkins Co. Has been five days north of Hatterss, with heavy north y gales; lost and split sells, ke, Bark Ida (Br). Miller, [nagua via Nassau 15 days, with logwood, ke to Darnell k Nash. Bark Annie Ramsey (Br Phillips, Malaga 49 days, with fruit, ke, to McCully Marsh. Has had heavy NW galas; carried away main mast, mainyard snd sprang foremast; Nov. 39, lat. 25 48, long. 63 02, spoke brig Princess Royel, from for London. Bark Mercurio (Aust.), Matalieeh, Zebu (Phillipine Islands), 148 hy with hemp to Slocovich Smith, rig Nayade (Hamb,), Mass, Rio Janeire 61 dave. with coffes to R. M. Sloman Edye. 16:h inst, 150 miles SEs of Sandy Hook, en- countered a heavy fale beginutug at ESE and going around to WNW, in which shipped hoavy sou which hove the vessel on her beam ends and large quantity of water going below was obliged to cul away jurtiopuad end waintopgallant mast with sails aud gverytbing at and threw gyecboprd J00 pasy of coffee. FROM NEW de Cuba, Smith, Greytown Dec, 15, with mdse, with heavy NW gales; solit fink. Brig Cupid (of Parrsboro, N. days, with spars to D. R. DeWolf Co. lost boat, anchor and chain Bradshaw, Parrsboro, N, 8. 15 Has had heevy weather; Brig John Welsh, jr. (of Philadelphia), Fifiele, Rio Janeiro 43 days, with coffee to master. Brig Florence E. Matheson (of Arichat, N. 8.), Locke, Kingston, y F. Whitney k Co. bs Jam., 18 days, Bri) Nonny Mew ager Co. Brig &e. to Neswith Sons. rig 8. with logwood to J. F. Rogers, Jones, Rio Janeiro 54 days, with coffee to WVinfleld (of Yarmouth), Loring, Cienfuegos 23 days, with is, Strout, Brunswick, Gs., 14 days, with lamber lo iy Clap: Schr. Lahave tot Bridgewater, N. 8.), Jones, Lahave 16 days, with lumber to B, #mall Schr. Southern Cross days, with fustic to D. ew York, Dee. 1 Schr. Royal Areh logwood, &e., to D, Hatt with heavy NW gales. Canning, Sehr. Jessie Jones, Long, of aud from St. Kitts 20 days, Jones Lough Schr. Pinto, Smith, St. Marks 14 days, Oy of Parsboro, N. 8.) De Wolf Co, 8.), Davison, Jacmel 33 days, with De Wolf Co, Has been 14 days north of N. George, Savanilla, 19 Left, schr. America, for with salt to with cotton to master, Has been 0 days north of Hatteras, with heavy N and NW gales; sprung fosemast. Schr, F, Hatch, Rockland, Schr. 8. Jameson, Jameson, Schr, J. 3, Weldin, Prowne, B osto Rockland. n for Philadelphia. Schr. M, P. Smith, (irace, Boston for Philadelphia. Schr. Fanny Kestinz, Deaviels, Boston for Phitadeiphis. Sehr, K. Scranton, Daylon, New- Haven for Vi Schr. M, D. Cramer, Cramer, Boston for Ph is. elphis. Schr, Clonde), Edwards, Portland for Virginia, Schr. 0, L, Bearso, Bearse, Boston for ladelphia, is ashore on Steep Rocks, hieh and dry. Schr. Py Fanny Mary, Puinam, Newburg for Boston, Behr, Laorsl, Wooster, Sullivan, Sehr, Snow Schr. Lagos Providence, uali, Stinson, Rockport for Richmond, Ryder, Sehr, Trade Wind, Carson, Boston for Philadelphia, hr, J. L. Weaver, Weaver, Boston (er Philadelphia. Ts ashore on Se Blgockwell's Irland, 34 a Richardson, Bangor, Schr. Monitor, Bosse, Wareham, Schr. Baloon, Clay, Bangor. Schr. Wm, Carroll, Colson, Winterport, BELOW. Shi Caroline Bark Brig Hermes, from West Worwell, Loudon, (Port.), 45 days trom Lisbon, L. T. Stocker, from Matanzas. HEELER WILSON SEWING-MACHINES WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES IN BROOK IN BROOKLYN, Nos, 392, 334, 308 and 339 Fulton st., up-stairs, Nos, 332, 334, 336 and 338 Fulton-et., up-staire, 30 to MACFARLAND® Book Store, corner Twenty-third st. and Broadway, There i will 6nd all the NEW dard BOOKS of the day and all the oid nglish, French and Scotch Stationery. 7ALENTINE VOUSDEN, EAT POLYNATIONAL MIMIC, 0 iid THIS rv Bufl READY THIS DAY, tan orks, sad, aleo, clioice UNITY OF NATIONS, st Clinton Hall, Astor place, Broadway, Commencing at 8 o'clock. And to be obtained through all Newsdealers, THE FRIEND; AN INDEPENDENT MONTHLY, Terms, 25 cents a number; or Address orders to “THE FRIEND,” No. daughter or friend, is a year's tine, DEMOREST'S 2 a year, ble in advance 3 57 Wi acarwe, Now-York FEE BEST HOLIDAY PRESENT.—The best Christmas Gift and the best New-Yeat's Greeting to your wife, [ONTHLY, subscription to the model Parlor Maga- The Jeu. No. has a brilliant array of useful, artistic and beantiful noveltios and entertaining ters ture. Yearly, $3, with a besutifnl premium; single, copies, Xe¢., mailed free, Published at No. 473 Broadway, N. Y CLOTHING. 25 PER CENT. BELOW BROADWAY PRICES, And every way equal in Style, Quality, snd Workmanship, TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER CO, Nos. 398, 400 and 402 BOWERY, (Jonetion Third and Fourth-aves. Now offer their new snd desirable FALL and WINTER STOCK ot LOWER PRICES than the same quality of goods Las been offered since 1860, $18, $20, 0 $25 ALL WOOL BUSINESS SUITS, 3 £0, and $15. VERCOATS, USUAL PRICE $535, NOW $44 USUAL PRICE $50, USUAL PRICE #45, USUAL PRICE $40, USUAL PRICE $23, USUAL PRICE $29, USUAL PRICE $25, USUAL PRICE $20, USUAL PRICE $18, BUSINESS COATS, BOYS’ AND CHILD NOW 840. NOw sia NOW $32. NOW $i, ROW #34 NOW #22, NOW #16, NOW $14 PANTS AND VESTS, KREN'S CLOTHING, AND CLOTHING OF EVERY STYLE, TO ORDER, Ar rie Sama Repvcep Rares HOLIDAY PRESENTS. PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. LACE CURTAINS. WE OFFER AN ELEGANT STOCK OF THE ABOVE GOODS UNTIL JAN. 1, AT COST, B. L. SOLOMON SONS, NO. 360 BROADWAY. —MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS FOR SALE AT COST. MANY OTHER BTYLES OF CLOTHING WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST. WILLIAM WADE, NO, 171 EIGHTH-AVE,, __ BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TILSTS. TUTTLE MILLER Call attention to their OPENING Of Elegautly Embroidered Dress and Fancy SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, AND W EDDING NIGHT-SHIRTS, TS. Introducing a line of NOVEL STYLES, all of their own Manufae- ture, and excelling any ever offered in this market, Un exhibition for short time in their windows, Also, a great variety of DRESSING ROBIN, CARDIGAN AND BILLIARD JACKETS, FRENCH JEWELRY, PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS. NO. 675 BROADWAY, 1 TABLE AND PIANO COVERS, TAPESTRY AND EMBROIDERED, FINE TABLE-CLOTHS, WITH NAPKINS TO MATCH, FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, TAYLOR, McGIBBON Co, NO. 809 BROADWAY, Between ¥leventh and Twelith-sts. E LOVING HUSBANDS! Nothing will sadden you wo much as to see your dearest com: panion showing marks of age. But though Time will stop for noue of us, we may deprive him of half his power, and so far as personal ap pearance goes, insure PERENNIAL YOUTH! Next to Fountain of Eternal Youth, such as was vainly sought by the historic character centuries ago, may be mentioned LA RUE'S ALABASTER CREAM! whieh will make a woman beautiful in spits make your wife a no more Gs y this magnificent cosmetio, w beauty for a year, at least ble Kol h will increase and of years; and you can present than a box of proseive her LA RUE'S ALABASTER CREAM, Bold by Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers. FISK, FULLER FLINT. Proprietors, No. 62 Fulton-st., N.Y, 2 ud ad i LENG 1d not good homo there Trish. Brig. J. Magoire. Littlefield, Munsanilla 24 days, with mahogany ARVIN Co's. inted NEW-ENGLAND FESTIVAL. they could mot de allowed to Jue A 0d ose 8 here Irish. Ck, J. Magoira. Liuiehetd, Mansanile 24 ys wi h naboguny ALUM AD DRY PrASTER Are now conceded the BEST IN THE WORLD, Pracipal War No. 265 BROADWAY. New.Y No. 721 CHESTNUT-ST., Philade!phla, LARGE OVER STOCK oF SUPERB WINTER CLOTHING. $200,000 TO BE SOLD DURING THE HOLIDAYS. DEVLIN CO. REDUCTION. MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. RICH FRENCH JEWELRY, TOILED ARTICLES. ROBES DE CHAMBRE, FINE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, C. W. FRENCH, NO. 607 BROADWAY. wn en A. A.—%100,000 worth of first-class Frenc eo CHINA, OLASS-WAR SILVER PLATED WAR TABLE CUTLERY and HOUSE-FUANISHING GOODS at 20 cent less than any other house is selling the same class of for, Call and seo y lv No auction offered nie, EDWARD D. BASSFORD'S Great Bazaar, Cooper Insti corner Astor-place. No connection with any other store. “USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS, RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES AT WARD'S, 387 BROADWA 500 DOZ. SILK SCARFS, NEW STYLES.......e00ve. $1 50 gue CARDIGAN JACKETS 40vvuveivsssrsnssssnsessssssesiss $5 080 UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS AT REDUCED PRICES. S FRENCH CLOTH GLOVES... ..oioimisminrssrnniis vesea TOC, LONDON MADE LINEN COLLARS $3 00 per dorenk EXTRA FINE PAPER COLLARS... $2 50 per 100, LADIES’ PAPER COLLARS....... $1 30 per 100, FINE DRESS SHIRTS, NEV STYLES, S. W. H. WARD, No. 387 BROADWAY, (O10 THOMAS R. AGNEW, Greenwich and Mourray-ate., where you will find Tess, Coffess, Fish, Flour everything cose cheaper thau any store in New-York. One vrice house _ w—— 1‘ AMERICAN (Waltham) WATCHES, Dealers in Watches from all parts of the conntry are reminded thal the undersigned keep a full assortment of WALTHAM WATCHES, in gold and silver cases, tly on hand. Large reductions in prices of movements aud cases have recently been made, and the ternal Revenue Tax is no longer charged to customers. The good repute borne farand n-ar by the manufactures of the’ Waltham Company makes it needless for the ugents to urge thei claims to general patronage. or to do more than caution the publie: against spurious and inferior Watches with which the markets are flooded, Every Waltham Watch, of whatever class, in w by, special certificate, which should in all cases be demended. ROBBINS APPLETON AGENTS of the AMERICAN WATCH Co, No. 162 Broadway, [ADIES wo GENTLEMEN E. A. BROOKS, Agent, Importer and Manufscturer of BOOTS, SHOES, &C., No. 575 BROADWAY, NEW.YORK. DIRECTIONS FOR MEASURING THE FOOT. First. Place the foot on a piece of aad X03 trace the outline of the same with a which will give the length and spread of the foot as shown In figure A, Second, Make the following measarements, in inches snd fractions, with tape meastve, as shown in figure B, viz: 1.=The Ball of the Foot. £=The ow Inston nt 3 i [ep a 5,—~The Ankle, 6. ~The Calf. THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE CITY, AND WAS: ESTABLISHED IN 184. THIS IS BOOTS and SHOES of every description for LADIES, GENTS. sud CHILDREN, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ELEGANT EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS SKATES QEATES SKATES 1" We have added to our setablishment a salesroom for RETAILINGR SKATES only, where we offer, at reasonable prices, a very complel® assortwent for wen, women and children, PATTERSON BROTHERS, Importers of Hardware, No. 27 Park row. Buy this and rid yourself of these most troublesome of all animals. Price 25¢. per box, By mail, 3e. 3, CLL So meinuati, O,, and New HA D. BARNES Co., Wholesale Agentts fHornes, Carriages, &c J AAA AA AANA AANA NANPA DAMS CONE, No. 684 BROADWAY, invitd purchasers to inspect their extensive assortment of lass bulit CARRIAGES, comprising CLARENCES, COUFES, LA DAUS, COACHES, and other fine close aud opea work, made of tbe best m aad by the best workmen, at their own maauactery. BREWS TER BALDWIN, corner Broadway 80 Tenth-st, offer a shop-worn Clarence at a very low figure. a light Coupé end Chariot, at very much below market ROC JOR SALE—Four large new two-horse KE. Apply LE y ix W. WILSON, No. 208 Broadway. R SALE—A second-hand circular, front C FERS tow Tata order, BREWSTER BALDWIN, cere Biondway sad Temh ut. #1 WILL BUY A LIGHT ROCKAWA eR with pole and Brosdwa J new light bl AuONS 3 also, two near! apiece) 1 ast Sevente top Buggy, $50; Siogle Hames, enth-st. NEV TORR CLUB SKATE. BRADY'S PATENT, WITHOUT STRAPS. oh. ca t@ THE MOST POPULAR SKATE IN THE COUNTRY, vastly lusproved on former soasors. igh ip Ad PHIN Also, manufaeturer of Tool Chests J planter sod surveujeit, wel vin ed and skate dealers, and or the manufacturer KAS SMITH, No. 23 Ch fst. New. York, whe ried Fre gents, farmers, QLEIGHS. —An assortment of Fine CUTTERS w game very ght. for ioiing. ad some Jub, po a8 ih slo of Poriand make, and lege tice Sk BOY ret ew and 102 Fast Thirty ret Also two very five Clarences, 45d large stock of light and top Wagons. JH OBSE BLANKETS, in every variety, for sale low, at No. 100 LIBERTY ST. NEW TOI SOVERNMENT HARNESS, SADDLES, Gx DLES. SURCINOLES, BLANKELS, SHEETS, Akmy wed NAVY CLOTHING, TENTS he oop sAN, No #9 Avent